a race against time, 3 days after 2 earthquake struck to kia and syria, the desperate search for survivors continues. and despite fading, odds, rescue as free an entire family from the rubble with their bare hands and serious

it profit. ah, hello there, i'm this darcy, hey, this is al jazeera live from durham, also coming up ukrainian president brought me lensky seeks more weapons and a surprise visit to france and britain and google's new ai powered chat box makes a very public and very expensive mistake. ah, now the death toll continues to rise in the wild, deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. 3 days after the disaster flattens thousands of buildings and southwest to kia and northern, 30 or more than 15000 people are now known to have died across both countries. and aid is pouring in from around the wilds. russell said to reports now from carmen. mateusz, one of the worst hit tucker cities. i recall for science.

the rescue team just heard a voice coming from under the robber. they're working with lantus, who's here to reach people buried below, mediation, be doable. in that one of them is my husband, the other is my son. i already lost a child here and my daughter in law, they did it may involve, oh, after nearly 2 hours, the rescue team managed to pull out 24 year old ma'am at m in it is a moment of joy for his family and everyone around. 2 i am very happy and very happy. hopefully my brother also will be rescued and i hope everyone will have their relative fund alive. oh, mammoth, remain buried under this collapse building for 58 hours. and now it's time to rescue his father. oh,

what. what about that are dozens of people steal under the rubble here. and some of them are still alive. their families wait anxiously, but hopes are fading with every pencil minute. the scale of destruction is immense . churches prism reject they've adeline listed affected areas promising more help. now sought i q drums ident, we're working together with a number of ministries, including the environmental city planning ministries, us who are working with our social housing management, who will look into this book on our target is to rebuild in one year. and we will start construction of new houses and all those 10 cities to make sure nobody is without a shelter. and then it'll take some time to builders. buildings, of course no. the or taught it is how set up this tant city. now it is home to hundreds of people. medical workers are at the front line, but it's not an easy job. the hospitals are already overwhelmed,

but the injured and dead kip arriving. nearly a 1000 buildings have collapsed, and hundreds have died here. the rescue affords off frantic families, still have hope, and they say they won't leave without getting their relatives out from under the rubble dead or alive. rescue said of o g 0, carmen rush sultan church here. and i correspondence stephanie decker has more now on rescue operations and ghazi and tap on to cares border with syria. it's been more than 3 days since everything changed and faint calls that offered such hope had gone silent. now the building collapsed in the 1st 10 seconds 22 people were leaving dead. our father and one cousin of steele dead. and the 6 year old who was our neighbor, we are waiting for them. the hope the will bring them out. but not like this.

their worst fear come, true. a father, god, a home gone, everything worth living for, gone his family inconsolable. one of tens of thousands living a similar unimaginable help of his life. rescue workers and told us that as of last night, they no longer heard any voices and he sounds coming from underneath the rubble. this is now a recovery operation. no longer a rescue on 3 bodies remain underneath his building. but we're being told, getting to them under all of this is going to take another building here around 80 . people remain missing. all we saw were more dead bodies pulled from the rubble. relatives and friends come to watch in agony. the apartments and people they came to visit. nothing is recognizable any more or friends is here.

and she has a children and the but if you don't have any hope more because it's towards that. yes. so, but we are here. she tells me she now sleeps in her car with her 2 children and recalls when the quake hit i. it was just like one voice, strong voice and the shaking. the aftershocks keep coming. there is a serious danger. the buildings can collapse. as time goes on, the prospect of finding any one alive under these crushing layers of concrete fades . and suddenly a sound of hope and in silence that hope only grows. they think they heard a sound. some people believe it's a small girl. ah, but the silence doesn't last for the moment. that hope is lost. stephanie decker,

al jazeera gaz. yup. well, it's not peterson m castiano. she joins us from the headquarters of the disaster and emergency management authority in ankara center. we've also been hearing criticism about the delays in aid that people are getting and what's been the hold up well anastasio, this was the the biggest critic air since the earthquake. it happened on monday and the government sat and a disaster management agency said they have reached to every place on the very 1st stay, but a since there was no connection or no internet in some of the places on social media, we were able to hear more people are being trapped and asking for help. but uh the is seismology experts say that since 2000, this is the a biggest earthquake at the end. this earthquake can change the history of the

earthquakes in true care because a 2 major ah, 2 major fault lines moved on the very same day and a on a, at the very same magnitude 2 earthquakes happened and then some of the buildings collapsed after the circuit earthquake and according to some other experts. one of the reasons why the government was late in responding to some areas was 1st, infrastructure was damaged and it affected 10 cities. a which means 13 and a half 1000000 people in the area effected by this earthquake is nearly cool to a country, a landscape, and in some other parts of the world. and this is what they say as some of the experts say, but the opposition and people who are trapped, they always criticize the government and are they could size the help. they didn't arrive on time as all of them were erasing with time. i understand that twitter has

also been restricted intake here at what are we expecting from pet president edwin today? i, as many of you would remember to gear adopted a new law on social media. and to avoid this information on this earth slow down seems to be a part of this air, stopping disinformation and on social media. because we have witness since the beginning of the earthquake. and there are some accounts or who are trying to mark people who are trying to who are reaching out to people trapped in the areas and saying that they are coming to rescue. and then they, they, they published, they are posted some videos, making jokes about that. of course, this is a minor issue, but at this time slowing down the internet, whatever the amos is not the correct way. this is what many expo say because there

are so many aid organizations in the field right now. it, besides the disaster management agency, red crescent, there are some individual efforts, some angels, and they have been really fundraising, great amount of money to reach out to those people. and they are reaching out to people through social media. they are announcing they are, are efforts on social media, even some people are who are in the region when they have internet. they post everything on internet. so this is what has been criticized by everybody last night as well. and they say this was a measure, but ah, it probably didn't have the process. and we are hearing from in our last get with her that the turkish government is saying that it will be, well, that services will resume shortly. for now, we'll leave it there to them. casino lou joining us there from anchor at thanks so much. shannon well across the border and syria, people were already struggling after years of war and the aftermath of these athletics getting assistance to them is exceptionally challenging. let's take

a closer look at the aid situation that now these are the affected areas of syria parts of it are outside the control of the government. now, because of this, there are consensus. a won't make it to some of the rebel held areas, making the situation even more complicated. roads around the bubble, how a crossing of also been damaged. the link is the only way to access rebel held areas from outside syria. how to key a meanwhile is working on opening to more border crossings with syria to enable the flow of aid. then a hot reports may not going to get a laugh is 10 years old. she survived mondays, earthquake. others are still being pulled out from under the rubble of collapse, buildings across syrian cities and towns. but many didn't survive until y'all was, what was it was my d. a laugh tells rescuers that her siblings and mother are dead under their

destroyed how funny. she was in the opposition controlled northwest of syria. the civil defense members are working on their own without the specialized equipment needed to deal with a disaster of the scale. the mean must be has been. i've been waiting for news of my father, my mother, brother, sister, and i phone. i talked to them and had the voices. work is too slow. rescue workers are appealing for international assistance, but the opposition controlled region is one of the hardest places to reach in syria . it's been blockaded by government forces and their allies during the course of the war, and the only lifeline has been help sent over crossings from their kia through what is now also the worst hit part of that country. the devastation in cities like i'm pucker and goes beyond tip. makes it difficult for a to be brought through. the united nations says roads leading to be able,

how us have been damaged or closed. it's the only crossing that can be used according to a un resolution where the backing of russia, the syrian government has ensured all aid goes through the mosque us. and it's insisting they should continue now to as it struggles with a disaster. but critic say they don't trust serious authorities. i don't think any of the syrians refuse or mind or reject that the assad reaching receive a. it's just that we know for sure. he is never, never going to give the people that are in need any kind of aid. while some friendly countries have been sending a directly to damascus, much of the international community is avoiding dealing with a government sanctioned for war crimes against its own people. long accused of using aid as a weapon of war. it's now seen as politicizing, a catastrophe, blaming western sanctions for worsening the situation. lots of the aeroplane cargo

aeroplane refuse to land on celia and air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and you officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then a footer elisha theater, they wrote the aah on ukraine's president rolling me of lance. he is in the french capital paris. he's met with french president emmanuel micron and the german chancellor. earl of schultz for talks at the eli se palace. the ukrainian leader has called on both countries to deliver attack jets and heavy weaponry as soon as possible. or earlier on wednesdays,

lensky was also in the u. came for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago. now, in a speech to both houses of parliament, he said that victory over russia would change the wild turn. hull reports resident zalinski arrived in the ancient westminster hall to a rapturous welcome. both as you probably told the feed for the water leaders sub vehicle her to forward the dish, pry, boosted winston churchill. the united kingdom is marching with us towards the movie. i've been the most important victory of our live time. it will be a victory, or were the wary idea of the war after we, when together, any aggressor doesn't matter, big or small will know what it weighs him. if he at tech, international water, beyond his gratitude for britain support ill and he was here to deliver

a singular request, he's appeal, combat aircraft inscribed on a ukrainian pilot helmet. we have freedom, it said, give us wings to protect it. i had him to you, and the wall was simple, and yet most important wars combat aircraft for ukraine wings for freedom, right, there's no denying the ukrainian president's popularity nor the rousing support for his cause. but allies who only recently agreed to give tanks to ukraine worry now that providing fighter jets may be an escalation to far entering downing street. earlier to the unusual applause of the staff. the president lensky carried a message that was all too clear. if you want us to win this war, give us what we need to do it. president ukraine

message, no doubt, reiterated at buckingham palace, where he met king charles the 3rd grade to be singular. and a message repeated to ukrainian troops being trained by british forces on the claims of southwest england. in response, prime minister re, she soon accept the supply of combat aircraft, was part of an ongoing conversation. and that a 1st step would be expanding britton's training program to include teaching ukrainian pilots. how to fly nato's standard jets. that is a significant step that president zelinski will use to press other allies. jonah held al jazeera london. stella had here on the out of the earth. why a new u. s. border plan may lead to more cubans making a risky journey than by see ah

hello. and they say we have got some choir to weather to come across to care through syria, just around the quakes out bands of cloud making the way further east was still want to snow flurries coming back in warsaw around the caucuses. but as far as the quakes out is concerned, it should be largely dry light winds. it is staying cold. having said that, and certainly we are looking at widespread overnight, frost temperatures running around 5 or 6 celsius below the average that that will be the issue over the coming day, snowy weather, making its way across northern pass oberon, more snow coming into northern parts of afghanistan, as well, temperatures in kabul, struggling to reach 2 degrees celsius in the heat. the day we have got light winds . meanwhile, across the arabian peninsula, improving conditions here in doha was 40 light temperatures around 21 degrees celsius. now the winds picking up around the mediterranean central parts of the med,

over the next few days. so some live. the storms around malta, shanicea, northern areas of libya, sing, rash of showers, longest bells upright algeria to written very unsettled, over the coming days. very unsettled to recross at eastern side or southern africa, more big showers coming through here. we'll see some live the storms gathering into most and big all the way up into good part of canton there. ah. from the al jazeera london rural car center to people in thoughtful conversation, people use the lowest get agreement. they describe the outsider with no host and no limitation. with

what seymour hersh alleges is that using the cover of an e to operation, navy divers planted explosives on the north stream pipeline that were later remotely detonated. no, you'll remember that both denmark and sweden carried out investigations. they said that definitely was espionage, but they didn't see who was responsible. that the fact that this was an operation

carried out by navy divers means that it wasn't a covert operation. it was a military operation. and that's important because of it's not if it's a covert operation, then senior members of congress have to be informed. if it's a military operation, then that doesn't happen. now, as i see the usaa saying it simply did not happen. we are aware that joe biden, many members of the u. s. administration at the time. what critical of europe for considering going ahead with lot stream to and were critical of europe using north stream to get energy over the winter period. but speaking to a couple of people in the last few hours, they say it would make no sense for joe biden to approve this operation. given that he came to office claiming he was the man who was going to rebuild international alliances and dependencies and didn't want to do something that could if it became public completely under mine that and also damage any, any poor spect of being reelected in 2024,

not normally something online wouldn't get a great deal of attention. but this is seymour hersh. he is one of the most famous journalists in the united states. he won a pulitzer prize, which is perhaps one of the best, a biggest awards. and for journalism in the united states, and significantly he uncovered the my lai massacre in vietnam and more than 500 innocent civilians were killed by the army. and they tried to cover up at that point. and he also revealed at the the, the atrocities at abu ghraib prison in iraq. but more recently, at his shot record hasn't been so great. he claimed that the u. s. light about how they tracked down some, a, been latin. and also he claimed that serial was not behind chemical attacks on civilians in northern syria and rebel held areas. but it's very clear from the white house. they see that this has no basis. it should be considered completely false. utterly false is what they're seeing. now the governor of

a higher has lifted an evacuation order for resonance of east palestine. after a trained around that last week was a life threatening chemical spill. 5 trained carriages were carrying vinyl chloride, which can be fatal when inhaled, and has also been linked to cancer. emergency workers performed a controlled ban of than chemical on monday, but residents remain worried about long term contamination. had asia, castro reports in the ohio town where kathleen burford has lived all 93 years of her life. a dark plume of burning chemicals filled the sky on monday, leading a smell of toxins still hanging in the air. i never saw anything like an approach never will, and i'm happy about that. so maybe never happened. the in the christian house assisted living center where burst heard lives is near the derailment. site staff moved 18 patients to a hotel when police ordered an evacuation over the weekend as tutor room cuz there's 2 beds we'll take where we can get. now the evacuation order has been

lifted, but owner karen christian says she remains skeptical about returning. i'm worried about what's in my duck system. what's in my furnace filters? what, what seeped in through the old building cracks? what's in my water? you know, am i going to let them drink water that i don't have tested in that i don't know is fine. government scientists say tests show the air is now safe to breathe. they say during the burn off chemicals did contaminate streams killing some fish, but did not appear to impact drinking water. we understand that this incident caused an interruption and inconvenience in not in all of our lives. however, we came together as a community, but safety 1st boarding would very well could have been a tragedy of epic proportions. 84 year old gladys king is still worried, but i think the older people live, scan me, affected. i've had pneumonia twice, and i'm sure it's gonna affect my long. for now she and the other nursing home

residents will remain at the hotel. the railroad company, norfolk southern has covered costs thus far. i know they're not going to take us back to totally safe that to thomas totally safe, even. and now there's concerns that the chemicals may have leaked into the ohio river. a major waterway connected to the derailment area by about 25 kilometers of small streams. at least one down river community has switched to an alternative water source as a precaution. as fears grow of the contaminants spread. hydro castro al jazeera beaver county pennsylvania. last month, u. s. president joe biden announced strict measures against my guns entering the united states illegally and coincides with the rise and migrants entering the u. s . from cuba. thousands desperate to leave the islands failing economy have been making the dangerous trip to florida and rickety vessels. and augustine has worn

out from barrack cora cubans leaving the country in record numbers. last year, more than a quarter of a 1000000 fled cuba hoping to get to the united states. and while mostly by plane, many others try their luck at sea. drawn cruise is one of them. after spending months building a boat, last month he left with a group of friends, his 2 children, and the family dog. but he was intercepted by the u. s. coast guard and sent back. crew said he wanted to leave cuba because of the economic problems, not for political reasons. lucky with my all, i'm gonna go out with you all the economy has never been good here. but since the bending mach things have gone 3 times worse, hamilton is also critical of the united states for its sanctions against the island nation. john and his family departed from the town of barack o, a place where more than a 1000 other cubans have tried to leave. roger garcia has tried to make it to the

us 11 times by sea. he has a tattoo for every failed attempt. at our little boy and aaliyah, my motor has broken down before and i've spent days on the high seas with a bottle of water to share between 8 people. i have seen friends of mine die. it's genuinely hard to find people under 40 in this town who say they don't want to live right now. people are secretly making boats in the houses and in the nearby woods. over the last 12 months, hundreds of rickety vessels have deposited from the shores. so many that locals are given that on a nickname, terminal 3, the biden administration recently unveiled a shift in migration policy that would allow up to $30000.00 migrants per month from cuba, haiti, nicaragua, and venezuela. to enter the us and be able to work legally for up to 2 years. the u . s. embassy in havana is once again processing immigrant visas after being shot at for 5 years. but along with the carrot, that stick in order to qualify for the program,

migrants must apply in the home countries and pass a background check. but that went stopped. those unable to get a visa from trying to get the me, what's my plan right now? as soon as i get the chance i'm leaving plenty more people in this town equally determined to keep meeting the perilous voyage. at augustin al jazeera berrago or cuba ok. rules. parent company alphabet lost billions of dollars and market value shares dived 8 percent. investors were not happy when they saw google's ad for its power such assistant thought. the chat book gave incorrect information when asked about the james web telescope. bob mentioned that the telescope was the 1st to take pictures of extra planets when in fact it was rather the b l t telescope. google has been trying to catch up with microsoft in the market. well, earlier we spoke to andrew, may not, he is the director of the future of being human initiative at our zone, straight state university. and he says that the future of a i will depend on healthy competition between the companies developing this

technology. firms like google and microsoft and others should be thinking about their social responsibility here. this is a powerful technology, but as you've seen, it can also really sort of undermine our understanding of the world. so rather than thinking about who is 1st across the line in terms of making the money, they should be thinking about the social consequences festival most. it's certainly a big issue around who controls it, or who controls the message, not only the technology, but also what the technology feeds you. and the danger is, if you have one company, this controlling the narrative, the information that comes out and especially one company does in control of how they actually train these faults. it's going to be very hard to tell, not only what's trans false, but also how this technology is, maybe nothing society in one way or another. this is why it's important to get this right, but also have multiple players in the field. and if we get it right, this could be transformative. this could be as big as the.