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varying the dead in turkey, grieving relatives, blame the government for not react in quickly enough to the earthquakes that have killed many 30000 people. ah. okay. johnston, you're watching out there. also coming up as aids slowly, it starts to flow in the u. n. a chief admits the international community has failed. northwest syria. israel's cabinets recognizes 9 illegal, subtler outpost in the occupied west bank palestinian authority calls it a war against its people. and celebrations kick off in kansas city after the chiefs secure a nail biting super bowl victory of the philadelphia eagles. ah b. we began that with the after of the devastating earthquakes in turkey

and syria. it's been one week since the quakes struck can survive as a still being pulled from the rubble. one of those rescued is this. a 10 year old girl who spent close to 150 hours trapped in the ruins of the building. and the chances of finding anyone else alive or becoming more remote, the total number of confirmed dead as the past 35000 in both countries expected to rise in more areas are cleared. but it's smith's report, some is condron in the countries se scantrons grave diggers must work quickly. the noise from the heavy machinery disturbs what is normally a peaceful place. all of the booty osland, waits with her surviving family for the bodies of one of her sons. his wife and their 3 children, they killed my son because they didn't send a crane to do the rescue. did my son have nothing to give this state?

didn't he serve them? he was the best mathematics teacher in hattie. how could that conscience accept this? after all of his service, all survivors contend and prey by the freshly dug graves of their loved ones. not all of the dead have been identified. so they are buried here. it's respectfully dumb, but there's little ceremony a no mourners and sometimes not much left to bury the victims. now a number d n a samples have been taken. if anyone comes looking in the future, only the dead who been identified, accounted in the official death, told some estimate, saw that the identity of around half those killed in monday's earthquakes is unknown. the manager here, the cemetery, tells us these plots all the way up to the fence would take about 4 years to be filled up beforehand now in $3.00 to $4.00 days from the distraught survivors. the complaint we've heard regularly this past week that the government's rescue effort

has been too slow. alonzo, alameda, you are tyrants. you have no conscience. you took my 5 kids. that is how could you let the whole family disappeared because of a crane? they are still under the rubble for 7 days now. even if they got wounded by the quake they are already dead now. you killed them. turkey's president has admitted failings in the initial response to the earthquake. reggie type heard one says the rebuilding will start within weeks. the frustration here is why did those buildings collapse in the 1st place? bernard smith al jazeera is kendra when turkey is southeastern, because he and her province, the destruction is overwhelming. stephanie decker now reports thousands of families have been displaced and homes reduced to rubble. north ag has been frozen in time life changed here at 417 a on that monday morning. you can just get a sense looking at these buildings. this is an entire residential area. this has

been completely destroyed, but you also have other parts of the city where the apartment blocks still stand. but there are so structurally unsafe and if you go through them, there's an eerie feeling here of where life was absolutely changed where it ended. you can see the balconies. you can see the incredible cracks of the buildings. this is why i also, or the army here is telling us to be very careful when we operate. because of the danger of them actually having pieces fall off. a lot of people we've been talking to saying that within seconds the entire earth shook the entire building, shook. in this building we're told only 2 people lost their lives, the rest managed to get out. and then of course, we had the ongoing rescue and recovery operation incredibly, i'm in the last 24 hours or so. they managed to pull a mother and her child from this location on one of the workers here. one of the

rescue workers is a volunteer. he has 6 members of his family still left on the 2nd floor of this building. you have relatives, as we've been seeing across the southeastern region, waiting for news of their loved ones. this lady has been sitting in prayer for over an hour. and then now when we're walking through these apartment blocks, you see television screen, the chandelier. curtains still hang. it's incredibly difficult to convey the sense of devastation, the sense of loss. one man we spoke to who has our shop here and also his from here said life is over in order in order it nor did he is no longer on the map. so we're very difficult to see how in an instant, everything has changed for over hundreds of thousands of people with 62

building contracts as have been arrested into care in connection with the collapse of buildings. a property developer was arrested on friday as he tried to leave the country opposition. parties accused the government of not enforcing building regulations. the earthquakes in turkey and syria have not only destroyed thousands of homes, have also devastated the landscape. this drone footage shows an olive grove in turkey are ripped, wide, open by the quake. official is up to 200 meters wide and around 30 meters deep. the city of carmel marsh was the epicenter of one of the earthquake. sammy sedan is there and has more on the search operations. when a body was pulled out from the rubble behind me, placed on the floor immediately. well, you could smell death in the air. you could hear the shrieks and the cries from.

people assume oddly relatives. when they were met with the reality that another victim has been claimed by these earthquakes and emotionally taxing day temperatures. and now while they're crashing, they're falling as quickly as the moods lifts and falls here. but there was some good news to day from got ahmad marashi and hat i. 8 people pulled out of the rubble that lifts the hopes that gives people hope and we saw how really tents distress fall. and you can see the contrast in a small area on one side they've, you know, they stop for the moment. on the other side, we've had a tense situation where they were calling out. they're giving the calls of life under that rubble because they thought they'd found somebody alive. this is all going on in a very, you know, in a tight area, but it's packed with people. as you can see on those drone shots, people are camped out. people are trying to stay warm. these are people who have

lost their homes. these are people who are looking for their relatives. and it leads to frustration. turkeys president jeff taper, dwan announced on saturday that university accommodation will be used to the house . those affected by the earthquakes students in istanbul have been vacating the university dorms to make room for survivors. i said, beg reports after being told the news, the government plan to has earthquake survivors in university accommodation. these students in istanbul had to vacate their dorms at short notice, decayed their belongings and said their good byes. losses would not be moved online until the end of june, june gilbert. after the president made a speech the same evening, we learned that our blocks will be emptied. we are sad. it's like the pandemic period. we will have online educational. we do not want this and we have some criticism of looked at my god, grant us the best and we have nothing to do or making

a sacrifice on our education is bothering me a bit to be honest. in the biblical shelter, parents came to help their children pack and move. we do want to do our part to help the families in need. i am sad that i'm not going to go to school, but also the situation is pretty bad. so i know that families need a place to say so. yeah, i don't really feel too bad. the entire education system in the affected areas has been hit. but the government says it's determined to make sure there is minimum destruction to education. shouldn't talk long my year litigation by building additional tense, we will support our children's learning process and conduct a series of activities to normalize life. we have up to 141 pence in the sense we have 3 school teachers and psychological counseling and guided all our teachers on duty inside the dorms, they're ready to receive evacuees. here in istanbul, most of the students we spoke to were happy to be doing their bit. not all students

have to leave those with family affected by the earthquake international students. medical students, as well as the old with no find me, they can stay with can all remain. but this is a part of the effort and sacrifice the entire country has been asked to make to deal with this disaster. i said vague, i'll da 0. assemble, dorothea, b, u n. z a chief has said the international community has failed. northern syria. martin griffiths met the head of the white helmets at the turkish syrian border on sunday. he said people in syria rightly feel abandoned, and he's now focused on correcting that failure. russell said, are, is for the relief efforts at the chill. that is a border crossing said it was rescued from the rubble of her home in norton syria. which too was hit hard. monday's earthquakes, insult and trickier. as the 6 year old girl recalls the horror of her experience, she still doesn't know how much she has lost. brother fell out of the building swayed from one side to another,

and there is 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. did her father and 3 of her siblings died in hey matt, that's the deal doesn't know yet. we'll so didn't tell her mother because we're concerned about their health. stories or survival and death are 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 agencies warned the worst is yet to come. there is the lack of everything and her and, and, and of course it's cold. 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, a 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 disrupted. this is you can see part of the hospital was damaged. we lacked 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 follow in, but the knees are on an unprecedented scale. united nation is coordinating is disaster response from government control areas where he says it's working to gain approvals from damascus for faster and more regular access to the northwest. oh, but people dare say it is too late. countless lives, they say have been lost because there appeals for help were ignored by the

international community. cutter has sent an 8 convoy and medical team to the north, west syria where most internally displaced syrians leave. the gulf nation says more with follow. 12 years of civil war has taken so much from syrians, 13000000 people have followed the country or been 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 failure to be buried in their hand. country restroom said that algebra did reg as a border crossing her. thank you, insult him to chat with him. we have developing news now from garza where there been several explosions in the early hours of the morning. of this video shows is really air strikes. the palestinian enclave is ready. media says it's rocket attacks are targeting weapon site belonging to hamas. israel's cabinet has recognized 9 illegal settler outposts in the occupied west bank despite past

u. s. opposition or far right minister also said $10000.00 housing units could be built in separate existing. illegal settlements on a sting in authority has described the decision as an open war against the palestinian people. the u. s. has yet to comment for last month at some bassinger said the country opposes the authorization of israeli outposts. a 100 and this is a political analyst. he says the move is another blatant is very violation of international law. see you really think about it. the whole state of israel is illegally existing on the land of the policy us because it does not implement international law and the national agreements and resolutions in order to share the land with. so there is no legal settlements and illegal settlements. and i think this too is illegal, and there is, there was rule with the military rule and now it is military rule and criminal rule

. some of the ministers with the prime minister, israeli prime minister, who is under investigation. our criminals who were convicted criminals is really not code. and that if, you know, of course, so this is an escalation, this will increase the level of violence against the property of the city and what they do, the more days that you do, the more than they more violence against a law or against a city will continue to resist the resist with whatever they have in order to protect their lives and their property. yes, violence is going to be the, the, the, the news of the day for a long time as long as it's a list shy away from peace and talking real peace with still ahead on al jazeera,

the us sheets down more and identified objects, days off. it took down a suspected chinese spy, billy and firefighters. macross shitty was deployed to a battle hundreds of wildfires which is killed at least with the front of we can see streaks of cloud across here that don't look to act in a huge they are generated by storm system over took you. there isn't going to be pleased to know there is certainly cloud coming out of eastern europe not to produce some snow in the northeast a turkey otherwise. it is still sunshine by day and of course, frost by night. but those streaks of cloud will produce a bit of rain into saudi arabia to wait and more, especially in the western side of the wrong way. we'll see some snow on the heights

as well as that is quite warm, though hot up about 27 doesn't drop very much, even with the increasing breeze in the dust in the air during tuesday and the shower continue rank q 8, and the far south of iraq, otherwise we're back to sunshine for the most part. jump away from the middle east, trump left because now almost entirely dry. the rain there has been housed for the site and particularly in mozambique. now that is produced, flooding ran a pooter, and you can see why because we've had days of this and there are more days to come . it's present as in bob way as well, and aligned on the eastern side of south africa. and i'm surprisingly, is a position is going to be repeated during tuesday, madagascar is largely a dry picture coming. this are the channel and it's not ah, how do you state controlled information? moscow is one of them both travail tickets in the world. it has an incredible

facial recognition technology. how does the narrative it pulled public opinion better? no walker asked, how is the ticket? and jim listen, leaf waving the story, the video spread like wildfire, they deny the prayer. oh boy, in your brain, the listening close dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. ah ah. the watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories now. one week since earthquake struck took here and syria, the death toll from the disaster have surpassed. 35000 people rescue work has continued to search through the rubble. but the chances of finding any one else to lie but

becoming more remote d. when's a chief admit international community has failed more than syria? the un is hoping to open more border crossings into syria to bring an urgently needed humanitarian supplies. israel's cabinet has recognized 9 illegal settler outpost in the occupied west bank. despite costs u. s. opposition. a far right minister also said 10000 housing units could be built in separate existing, illegal settlement stand or clarity has over decision an open war against the palestinian people just for now. and the kansas city chiefs have won the super bowl nail biting victory over the philadelphia, eagles. celebrations are now in full swing in the mid western city chiefs, $13835.00 with a field go over it with just seconds to pe. he stands at a match in glendale,

arizona, celebrating their team seconds super bowl title and for yes, absolutely. enjoy today's game to me when you come to the super bowl, you want it to be a game that's worth watching. you want it to be a game towards close, just like it was tonight. i'm a campus are as open from start to finish. so we were really excited to be here. i mean, listen, we have the 2 best teams in the nfl bird up in the super bowl. you can't beat that, you kind of ask for anything better than those duties match up and a close game like that. it was amazing. absolutely amazing. so of course it was a little shaky at 1st. of course, patrick lindale thought it was pretty much over. he came back like a trooper like always. and i mean, of course a degree i give him credit, he play the clock to the t. and of course, patch them all was a basis, will bahati 2, a castro is in philadelphia, where eagles fans have been drowning their sorrows. this was an epic game, a nail biter, but not ending in the way that the eagles van that i hung out with all day wanted

it to. and i want to ask some of them actually on a lease to miss through spending time. thank you for being here. i am sorry for the loss of your team. how do you feel about it? it's pretty tragic. it feels a bit like a funeral to be completely honest, but all faith in the birth. you know, i think we're a good team. we believe we do and we're still here for philadelphia and go bird. what about that halftime show with rianna email, email, and oh my gosh. if that wasn't the best half time, so that i've ever seen that, i don't know what it, i probably just had a concert. i did so well. she played all the good ones. she, everything she needed to it was the most amazing have them. so all of mcdowell and all of the gallons was i've been dancing for the half time show. i get a test that have that young lady. thank you so much for being. yeah,

of course. oh billy. oh, see all of us still adelphia pride and worth holding on to the good memories after this otherwise devastating loss in history, meeting super bowl? the super bowl. now the u. s. has announced that yet another unidentified high altitude object has been shot down. is a 3rd such incident and as many days later since inception took place over like her own north of detroit, it was 1st to tend to live in montana on saturday and was not considered to be a military threat. another flying object was shot down over alaska on friday, and canadian prime minister, just to ensure that says, teams are looking for that, unidentified object down by us fight to check of the yukon on saturday. it represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft. so i gave the order to take it down.

a canadian and american fighter jets were scrambled and an american f 20 to successfully shot down the object. recovery teams are on the ground. looking to find and analyze the object. honda clink is a former us deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia. he says there's general concern about the lack of information about the flying objects over u. s. s. space. indeed it does, you know, that far fetched and i think most americans are anxiously waiting to hear their elected officials tell them what's going on. it's rather odd, frankly that spanish 3 days at the u. s. your 4 shoot down 3 objects in the air and our government has yet tell us anything about if there is a continued threat, what is the origin of these aircraft and the like?

so i will tell you that during my service in government, ok, i was unaware of any such intrusions into our sovereignty or space. i chinese believe. if there is now new information again, that would be interesting to see what can that be released to the public. so we have a better understanding of the threat, the united states, basically regardless, i think that what we know is the loon that was shot them on the 4th. the february was chinese. that in and of itself is just a manifestation of the increasing aggression and adventure islam and assertiveness that the chinese have been utilizing across the globe. people are continuing to flee from fighting in east to democratic republic of congo. the army says it's pushing back fighters when the m 23 armed grew. it says the violence is

now centered around can of near were 50 kilometers from goma. thousands of people are seeking shelter in a rapidly growing makeshift camp in with anger just outside goma. welcom web has more from that cam where we are just a few weeks ago was an empty field connecting the main road between governor and saki with lake kiva. i'm going to step aside so you can see what's here. now, in the last few weeks, thousands and thousands of people arrived the fleeing villages in the hills in territories. if we 1st came here a week ago, and every time we've come back since more these 100 more these shelters of sprung up is more than double thin. we were 1st, we hear the sides of this camp an 100 arriving every day. and they also have similar stories of m $23.00 sites, arriving in the villages. they report some people being shot dead. others being

killed with michelle, some being raped, some being abducted. and this prompts all the rest of the community to flee on to, to here to this camp. many people say that they're missing relatives or missing children . they didn't know if that just because they got separated. while on, on the journey walking through the hills for days, or if the people that they're missing are among those who have been killed. meanwhile, they say the conditions here quite visibly, not good at told the shortage of food. and we've had several clap of thunder and strong gust the wind adjusting. there's a heavy rainstorm on the way and a half 1000000 more than half 1000000 people. according to the u. n. u fled been displaced in m 23 c. waves of territory from the government in the last 8 months. many of them living in camps. at the end of last year, beginning of this year, there was an outbreak of cholera and one of the comes to the north of the city of

gomez. several people killed death and to come sprung up many of these shelter put in if there is indeed heavy rain, it's going to be a massive problem for the sanitation here quite clearly in south central chill, a firefighter most as far as a 3000 kilometers away are being deployed to combat the countries worst. forest fires in decades. the sending reports now from governmental yet another wildfire out of control. in the albany, a region firefighters call for more help. unable to contain this blaze, when of hundreds of active fires that have been spreading throughout south central chile since late january. ah, the commander of the fire fighting brigade tells his men to evacuate oder to some of the cripple. the situation here is very complex. the fire is advancing very fast,

so we are withdrawing to a safer area. well, we review another strategy. this helicopter is trying to does water on the flames here, but it's barely in the market. as you can see. it's just simply not enough to deal with the magnitude of this fire here on this mountain or hill. the fire go way over on to the other side. and they're only about a half a dozen fire fighter here right now. this smoking to visit is really i'm possible to breathe here. weeks of intense heat and strong winds, compounded by years of drought or feeding the flames. but that's not all right with missing. okay. can okay, and the other person, i think i put out the neighbors said they saw 3 people with bella covers, who started the fire back there and other neighbors say they saw a green car and a pick up truck starting fires while they tried to put out the fires and one area

they saw how the people in cars lit others all over the place. and i love it then yellow shows us the house, which she grew up and with her 8 year old grandmother lived until tuesday. glad we're working on it. but the vast majority of the fires have started in forest, john by timber companies, who've long been targeted by rebel indigenous, my put groups, and who carry out what they call acts of sabotage against chilion companies and farmers. they claim this as their ancestral land, but so far, no one has taken responsibility for the fires, which are hurting ordinary residence. many of them also my poor g e, but i will let her only look legality. what hurts most is that this was the last thing left of my deceased grandfather. he built all this with the sweat of his brow . the loss in property, livestock, and human life is incalculable. at least 30 people have been arrested for negligence or for.