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in hello. it's nearly a week since 2 devastating earthquakes struck southern turkey, northern syria, the number of debt is staggering. more than $35000.00 between both countries and that figure is expected to rise significantly. there are still miraculous stories of survival. several were rescued on sunday morning after spending nearly a 150 hours beneath the rubble. meanwhile, turkish officials have issued arrest warrants for 113 people in connection with the construction of buildings that collapse than mondays earthquakes. but the government also facing scrutiny for not enforcing its own building codes in 2018. more than $39000.00 buildings were deemed unsafe and the epicenter of her mon morass will bring in natasha her name. she's joining us from an talk. yes. so

natasha. any hope of finding any survivors where you are about 3000 people were living in these apartment buildings behind me were told in the last day is 50 people were rescued. but we're talking to people here on the scene and they're saying the ground has gone quiet. the rubble has gone quiet, and they lost hope that they will find any remaining survivors. yet as you just mention, even a week after the earthquakes hit, they are still pulling out survivors. so perhaps there will be more miracles here at this particular area where we are. it is still officially a search and rescue operation here in antalya and the province of a tie. in the other tech, there are a total of 10 disaster areas declared in the earthquake zone. 2 of those areas, search and rescue operations have sees, but that is very much not the case here and,

and talk. yeah. there is still an army of people on the ground across tortilla glass figures. we have more than 233000 domestic and foreign search and rescue teams. medics, volunteers, and ngos are on the ground trying to help the 13 and a half 1000000 people who have been impacted by this earthquake. and that's how all of this is going on. we're hearing reports off looting incidence taking place as well. what is the government's saying about this, and what are they doing about it? president irwin has said that anyone who is caught ludy capitalizing on what he is calling at the catastrophe of the century is going to be punished. so we're hearing from business owners who have experienced looting. there are thousands of trucks that have been dispatched to the southern provinces that have been devastated by

the earthquakes. and there's been instances already of that age being stolen. 57 people have been arrested already according to the ministry of justice. and president, or tuan says that it's because of these types of incidence that he made the decision along with a parliament to implement a 3 month state of emergency in the southern provinces. we have been speaking to business owners in the commercial district here in on talk yet today, one of the store owner, he owns 2 shoe stores. he says that he got here as quickly as he could. he's actually been living in a tent with his family. so it took him about 48 hours to go check on his stores. when he arrived, he says he caught looters a group of 5 to 6 men removing shoes from his store. he pleaded with them. he said, i understand you may need the shoes, take them if you do, but please do not steal them and re sell them is please fell on deaf ears. i spoke

to another man who said he also lost his home. he's been living in a car with his family since the earthquakes hit on monday. he also got to his store as quickly as he could. he brought along a few relatives. they stood watch. but when you look at his store, which hasn't been looted, but it has been damaged so severely, it's hard to imagine that he'll be able to salvage anything inside. he says he's hoping that perhaps maybe he'll get 10 to 20 percent of the goods from inside the store. that said, as much as these business owners are hurting because of the livelihoods lost, they are also pope in pain said one of them over the many people they have lost. one man told us that he knows about a 100 people who have perished in the earthquake. he has relatives who have been hurt. both of them said, i know we're talking about what we've lost with our store. but 1st and foremost,

we are live and we are grateful to be alive. now we're asking the government to look out for us to honor their promises to provide us aid. president irwin has provided a shelter for a year. he says he'll pay the rent of those who have been displaced for a year and hopes to rebuild their homes. in a year, he's offered payments to installments of about $1300.00, and $1.00 man says, please remember and talk yet is a diverse city. we have lived as a brotherhood and sisterhood, and we're an agent city. and we hope that the government will not discriminate when it comes to the distribution of this much needed a. all right, thank you so much and fast of a name reporting from antique young or the devastation is so overwhelming on both sides of the border. inter chia and in syria. stephanie decker is following developments from the turkish town of nor die tens of thousands of people seeking shelter. there is a tented area. i don't want to call it a city,

but it's growing. set out just a couple of blocks away where people are having to now live, at least temporarily, until a more permanent solution is found because they're not going to be coming back to their homes here any time soon. there are still a couple of buildings where people remain under the rubble. when i say people these days, it's much more believe to be bodies. however, one of the sites we spent the day at 40 bodies remained there, but they did pull a mother and a child alive from there yesterday. so there is still a glimmer of hope. certainly the rescue workers are exhausted, but they will tell you what i asked them. no, do you get any sleep like maybe an hour or so in our vans, but we don't, you know, they're working on adrenalin, they're working on needing to find people needing to find the bodies for the families who sit day and night and the bitter cold waiting for any news, and even if it is, you know, tragically more and more bodies that are being brought out but to be at least able to bury them,

talking of the dead. it's been an endless stream of dead to really that we've seen since we arrived here. we went to the turkey syria border yesterday took her to cover the aid, the renewed aid that was entering serious part of the year. you and you know, the mechanism that's been in place during the war, of course that was put on hold since the earthquake. well we actually saw that completely floor dos was a constantly car is arriving and bringing out body bags of the dead. 62 building contractors have been arrested in turkey and connection with the collapse of buildings. a property developer was arrested on fridays, he tried to leave the country opposition. parties accused the government of not enforcing. building regulations, more aid is trickling into rebel held parts of northwestern, syria to un 8 convoys crossed the babel how a border on sunday. the u. n says it consists of 10 trucks that are carrying 10

supplies. we're so sorry our is following the relief efforts. at a border crossing said it was rescued from the rubble of her home in norton syria, which too was hit hard by mondays, earthquakes insulting trickier. as this 6 year old girl recalls the horror of her experience, she still doesn't know how much she has lost process. elena, at the building swayed from one side to another and there was destruction. everywhere i heard my mother calling my father's name. i then lost consciousness and woke up at the hospital. i didn't lose any one in the quake, but i haven't seen any one yet. fever today, her father and 3 of her siblings, died that in here a man that the deal doesn't know yet. we also didn't tell her mother because we're concerned about their health stories or survival and death, or heard over and over again. the biggest natural disaster to hit the region in decades is the latest crisis for the people of syria who have experienced year of

war displacement and hunger aid agencies warned the worst is yet to come. there is the lack of everything and her and, and, and of course it's cold or the winter is going on. so people need to be kept warm. and we've set up a small clinics just to look afters. people's injuries, serious health care system was already struggling due to the war. the world health organization says at least 20 health facilities. the coastal position controlled northwest, including 4 hospitals, have sustained damage. and while emergency medical services have been overwhelmed with trauma, passions essential, health services have been severely disrupt it can be able to be, as you can see, part of the hospital was damaged. we lack doctors and medical supplies to deal with such a big emergency. the needs are enormous and we don't have enough resources. aid has started to flow in,

but the knees are on an unprecedented scale. tonight edition is coordinating is disaster response from government control areas where it says it's working to gain pools from damascus for faster and more regular access to the northwest book. but people dare say it is too late. countless lives, they say, had been lost because there appeals for how put ignored by the international community. cut out has sent an 8 convoy and medical team to the northwest, syria where most internally displaced areas leave. the golf nation sees more with fall off. 12 years of civil war has taken so much from syrians, 13000000 people, half of the country will be displaced within its borders. millions choose to come to turkey to begin a new, safer life. but now the bodies of those who died in the earthquakes are being sent

back to celia to be buried in their home country. instead of just as a border, crossing her consulting to the united nations. a chief says the international community has failed and helping earthquake survivors in northern syria and a tweet he said up to turkey syria border today we have so far failed the people in northwest syria. they rightly feel abandoned looking for international help that hasn't arrived. my duty and our obligation is to correct this failure as fast as we can. well, the head of the world health organization says international. the international community should step up to support the efforts in northwestern syria. we need to say that its forms to the next letter to reach the populations in all areas where they need more sanctions by the united states. ringback of america we, when there is a plan by the government for the un,

for cross line home was made to increase their axis. we whole is continuing to other nerves now and as the forces of killed a young palestinian man called casa walker. during a raid on the janine company occupied west bank, 2, others were injured in one person was arrested. 47 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces unsettled in the occupied west bank since the beginning of this year . and earlier that is really, government said it will step up. it's raids, but true, well, o limit the appropriate answer to terror. who is to strike hard and food to deepen our roots in our country. accordingly, the cabinet is meeting today to prepare for an even broader action against those carrying out terrorism and their supporters in east jerusalem and judea and samaria, what preventing as much as possible, harming those uninvolved. people are continuing to flee from fighting in the

eastern democratic republic of congo. the army says it's pushing back, fight ursula m 23. our group. it says the violence is now centered around 50 kilometers on the provincial capital. goma. thousands of people are seeking shelter and a rapidly growing makes of camp and bullying go just outside. goma. still a heads on al jazeera, berlin votes for the 2nd time in 18 months will be live with the latest on exit homes firefighters. in chile say they're beginning to get a handle on hundreds of wildfires which have killed at least 24 people. ah. informed opinions far right extremism is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments. there was a joke about you from governments that it's not in for him. and nor does it go

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and so many others. we go to them, you make the effort. we care. we stay ah ah, hello again. the top floor is on al jazeera, his reminder of the latest development surrounding the earthquakes in turkey and syria. more than 35000 people are confirmed dad. recovery operations are continuing nearly a week after thousands of buildings were destroyed. millions of people have been left homeless. but rescuers are still finding people alive under the rubble. this 5 year old girl was one of 4 people to be freed. on sunday, she had been buried for almost a 150 hours. aid is now trickling into revel. help parts of northern syria rescue efforts were hampered in a region already devastated after years of war with many saying they felt abandoned

. pulls of now close, and berlin for the german city state 2nd elections in 18 months. the previous election was held on the same day as the berlin marathon and under covered 1900 last jones and a court ruled an invalid due to irregularities. so mccain is joining us now from berlin. so what are the 1st exit polls suggesting dominic? while there seems to have been quite a shift of opinion, if the 1st exit polls are correct? a shift of opinion in favor of the opposition party here in berlin, and indeed the opposition party in the federal parliament to that's the christian democrats up by 10 percent. if poll, if exit polls the correct on 28 percent of the votes, putting them 10 percent higher than any of a single policy. but it must also be said that the ruling coalition in this city, state, and important state berlin is an important fate in germany, in the federal makeup of germany. and the ruling coalition here made up the social

democrats, the greens and the left party. that's the spiritual following all party as it were of the communist party here in germany will they would still be able to form a government here if these exit polls are correct, but they would be in a strange situation of all having been loses in this election as it were, and yet trying to form a government. so the upshot is, if the polls are accurate, the kristi and democrats are very much on the upswing here. which mirrors, it must be said also the way the national opinion polls have been going for some considerable time. so what does this mean then at the national level? will the interesting thing is that all manner of different newspapers, magazines, and other articles, people writing about the selection of said that all national parties have been

eyeing this election specifically because it's the 1st one. since the german government decided to allow its tanks to be used in ukraine against russian forces by ukrainians, of course, and what impact might that have? well, it seems quite clear that the conservative opponents of the federal government and the state government here have done very well indeed up 10 percent. that is a seismic change them, but it may not be enough. what it does though, is that it certainly will in boulder and it will give support power as it were in some senses, to the conservative opponents of the national government for them to be able to look at berlin and say, look, the approach we were taking in berlin, this idea that government can be done more pragmatically, it can be done better. that there are certain policies which are being put forward by the social democrats, by the greens, by the left fall last policy,

which really don't chime with ordinary people. while they're not going to be able to say, if these polls are accurate, that many people agree with them more than a quarter of berlin as who voted would appear to endorse that position. so as a say they will be though, certainly tomorrow looking back on what has happened today saying, yeah, the conservatives appear to be putting forward policies which chime with the electorate. all right, thank you so much. donna came reporting from berlin's. mass of wildfires are burning and chilly. central regions at least 24 people have died. the fires of destroy more than a 1000 homes. police of arrested 20 people who are suspected of arson or line america editor. the c newman has the latest from calvary, you know, i'm in so central chile, near the town of godaddy, nor here in the allegheny or region where you can see that the forest fires are out of control. look up here. there is a helicopter trying to throw buckets of water it's. it's like nothing compared to

the extent of this fire which goes all the way across the other side of this mountain. let me just show you the smoke also that we're seeing over there. i can take off my face mask, otherwise i won't be able to breathe. there's a lot of smoke this fire, allegedly that was started overnight and according to authorities, much of the forest fires are most of the forest fires that are appearing here in the region. are being said on purpose and many people are saying that it there are being set by members of radical or resistance. my pollutant groups that operate in this area. they live in this area. and apart from that in the summer time here in south america, they tend to to attack these. * forests which belong to park street companies that when they've declared war on, they say that they are the big, the enemy that they haven't taken over their historic gland, their ancestral land. but at this time, for the 1st time in a long time, there's been

a terrible heat wave in this area. the fires are spreading all over south central chile and they are also damaging property right now we're seeing a few bulldozers just over there, coming up. this the, this road they're going to try to stop this a little bit further up, but they're absolutely out numbered. we've only seen about a half a dozen fire fighters here. so this fire will clearly be burning for a long time. longer. thousands of people have marched in nicaragua and support the government's decision to deport 222 jailed opposition. figures and journalists to the u. s. similar opposition rallies have been bound by president. daniel ortega in the past or taken his wife, vice president rosario, real accuse the opposition members were being what they call us sponsor terrorists . the group of prisoners have been given humanitarian parole by washington. 2

social media users in ethiopia have faced restrictions this week after crisis and the nation's influential orthodox church divisions between bishops, a spark tweaks of unrest. the church had called for a large rally on sunday, and that's now been cancelled after talks with the government catch a low facility on reports. the scenes of the united ethiopian orthodox church after weeks of tension and the rest visuals like this one in a diesel baba or a show of trying for one of the oldest christian bodies in the world. the crisis began when a group of rebel bishops created their own assembly in oro, my region saying they faced discrimination under the churches current system. they say their culture and language had been consistently ignored by the religious hierarchy. accusations, the church leaders have denied a set of romo archbishops and bishops who broke away from the orthodox church. and

then the romer regional government was actually helping those break way. bishops essentially take over the orthodox church and put their people in place violent protests followed between supporters on both sides and security forces. the church says at least 30 people have been killed in a week and access the social media has been widely restricted. prime minister abbey augment has asked his ministers to stay out of the dispute, and the government issued a ban on church. let demonstrations meant to oppose the break away movement. the but religious leaders describe that move as a decoration to destroy the church. this is a really difficult situation for the prime minister. his political bass being in power has primarily then between the aroma, which is the ethnic group he comes from. and if you'll be as a largest group and the hara which has dominated the ethiopian orthodox church.

oh, with more than 36000000 follower steve european orthodox church has been around for centuries with vast religious cultural and political influence. for now tensions humpty escalated, but for their divisions, may fuel more conflicts that threatened to extend well beyond the church. katia lopez, leon al jazeera, the count on his on to the kick off of america's biggest annual sporting event. the super bowl heidi so castro reports, state farm stadium in glendale, arizona is gearing up to host one of the biggest shows in world sport super bowl. 57, the kansas city chiefs against the philadelphia eagles for many boils down to the quarterbacks. patrick, bow homes for the cheese against jalen hurts for the eagles. it'll be the 1st time that 2 black quarterbacks start the super bowl. it's going to be a great match up and you can ask for

a better team to go up against the in the super bowl. i mean, it will be a fun game and i'm excited for it. besides anything else that come with it? no, we all just want to go. leave it all out on the la. that at all hagen. ah, do we got to do? sunday is not just about the quarterbacks. we'll also see 2 siblings face each other for the 1st time in a super bowl. she's tied and travis kelsey against his older brother, jason, the eagle center divided loyalties for their mother donna. oh yeah. well now they've been dreaming about it since they were 10 years old. it would be on the same team and it would be for probably the browns cuz that's all they knew at that point. but that didn't happen. and i think they landed in the right places. more than 100000000 people are expected to watch the game in the u. s. alone. and it will be shown in more than $200.00 countries in $25.00 languages. 9 time grammy award winner rianna is the headline act of this year's half time show her 1st live

performance in 5 years. i'll make the squared miss compete. i know you got some brownies to ruin. and as for the adverts, a 32nd spot will cost $7000000.00. subpoena mr. buena, what do you have on the book? huh. is a massive audience. that's a lot of people who speak to the same time, but it's more than that during the superbowl. most consumers are excited about the commercials. they want to talk about the commercial, so it's not just advertising pundents like myself, we're excited. everyone is excited. so the stage is set for the advertisers, entertainers and the players, and also the gambling industry. with $50000000.00 americans expected to better record $16000000000.00 on sundays game. more than double the amount from last year after 3 more states legalize sports, gambling in the u. s, heidi joe castro al jazeera. that's it from me. the news continues here on al

jazeera after and so i story by ah, there is some weather falling out, the sky in the middle east. i have to say, but if you focus on the east mediterranean turkey and see rates actually looking benign by day, the sun is out in temperatures do rise significant. there is snow in the north eastern part of turkey's world that will spread slowly eastward. it might increase the cloud result on wednesday, but no more than that. but this, the stubborn lowness of the temperature is cold by day. i'm been out and it should be paid with the average any significantly frosty overnight. now the big picture give you some obvious lines of rain here running through iraq, into iran, and then into saudi arabia. doesn't look particularly heavy though you might get a few flashes of lightning in southern parts of turkey. and the breeze coming with it will tend to bring the temperature down. for example, though house is quite high at 26, which is

a temporary event. you'll notice and that range persistent around the south of turkey bathroom and may be que wait in today to snow over the hills. rain's been a problem in mozambique flooding of this particular river. that's them, a pu too. but you'll notice the whole of bizarre beak is subject to yet more heavy rain during monday and the eastern side of south africa bits botswana as well. and zimbabwe are also effect that is during monday on tuesday. i'm afraid it's the sort of repeat performance ah, from the al jazeera london, rural cow center to people in thoughtful conversation, i can be in my culture. i can still raise my voice against patriarchy with no host, and no limitation. the pandemic actually exposed the injustice in our society. part 2 of asthma,