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jazeera. ah. as rescuers race, again, time to search for survivors, the death toll from the to kia and syria crosses 37000 ah hello, hold on you're watching. i was is there like my headquarters here in doha? also coming up to find the 12 weeks since he has quite struck, one young survivor is pulled from the collapse building into here also can't house as much need today to serious earthquake effective regency un says the asset regime has agreed to open to more border crossings. angela is bringing these this battle, the country was wildfires and decades. we speak to fire fighters breathing extreme conditions to keep that condition and communities safe.

ah, in focus and it's been a day since 2 devastating earthquakes. it took care and syria aliya and his warning, the rescue phase of the response could be coming to a close though the focus is now switching to caring for survivors. more than 37000 people are being declared dead across the 2 countries. but the final toll is likely to be significantly higher. now we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster. the target m isn't and talk him, russell, so there is a model. miss greene in syria. bernard smith is in the scantron and some is it on is in know with the eat. stephanie deca begins our coverage with rescue efforts from the city of comma marsh. it's physically and emotionally exhausting. sleep is brief. no one has stopped for days. but the determination

of these rescue teams, both turkish and international, many of them are volunteers, is unbreakable. we have been working with a, with this, a minor people from docket, and then they call us do coffee and with our dog and our little feet. and i'll not be mistaken error. they have miraculously 7 days on identified life and are working to reach what's believe to be a mother and her 3 week old baby. but they have seen too much death here. i'm really sad thing and we have been talking about this with god. when we found people, their children are all within their weight and bodies are trying to reset children that come into the their bedroom. the task of the rescue and recovery walkers is voss. you can tell where the devastation begins, or where it ends, as one volunteer told you. he said, if you go up to damage across the southeast, that makes what is already an incredibly difficult task. even more challenging g,

anger is a local volunteer. he's been working with fire fighters from azerbaijan, genesis in a diet estimate, even though we remove a dead body. and we give the course to the family. they still hug ourselves and thank austin and that they got the body back and i was going to pray over and dirty, grateful even to be handed your dead. this is the reality of this unimaginable tragedy. one rescue worker told us, even if all the countries in the world said teams to help, it would never be enough. stephanie decker al jazeera cut, a man might ash southeastern, to kia well against all the old survivors, all still being found. 13 year old con was rescued on monday, after 182 hours under the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in a turkish provident prince of high levels to be moments of joy in the city of a demon where

a young girl was rescued to being trapped for more than 170 hours. so he's done has been following the latest developments from new d. the last 2 bodies of the last 2 children who were trapped in the rubble of that building behind me were finally located, got pulled out, deceased. it was quite an emotional ending to a very tense day that started with hope with 18 year old. saw that being pulled alive from the rubble telling people my sisters in their my younger sisters in the she's alive, please reach her while they struggled. they called an extra teams, international teams even joined the effort. they eventually found her sister. sadly, she was dead. and as time is gone by, it's just been an emotional rollercoaster hoping that perhaps the next member of the 15 members of that family would be found alive and one after the other. they

were all located and sadly brought out in body bags. and we saw this cycle of hope turning to grief. this is going to turn into a clean operation that's going to be an intensification of the focus and as well to provide for the people who are left alive and what to do with more and more bodies that will now come out of the rubble and increasing numbers in body bags, that's going to put a strain on the system to. and as i said, you can't see it now it's nighttime, so we can get the drone up. but there's a 10 city which the authorities put up here. and those people, they are now getting things like blankets to them, they're getting food to them. but there's still an issue with some basics there. there are nearly 10000 foreign aid workers in to kia from 74 countries. and more on the way in the pool city is, is condron. the indian army has set up a field hospital. ben, it's mr. polls the turkish public health system has collapsed here in

a scoundrel. the indian army is filling the gap. its field hospital in a school is the only health facility serving a pre earthquake population of a quarter of a 1000000 people. initially we had drama's loss of loss of length head and oh, no gest dramas. patients were buried in the rubble. we had to do an am petition to save a life of the patient it's leg was gangrenous. then finally, we have saved stabilized him and moved him to other a donna. now, the patient profile is changing, now gradually immortal. the infectious diseases are coming in. the turkish government has struggled to cope with a disaster of the scale. so citizens are relying on aid from across the world. i have them on the morning of the quake. i'm at a search says everywhere was hell. i thought i was going to die and i started reciting my final praise. we don't know what we'll do next. we're on the street. there was another try. manchester man,

the nick air amaral site. the public hospital opposite. the school is in too dangerous a condition to consider reopening with more than a 1000000 people homeless across south east and turkey. many living intense. there's an increased risk of a wide spread outbreak of disease being an army says it'll only consider leaving turkey when the number of patients is treating begins to level off. there's no sign of that happening now. burnett, with al jazeera is candor, syrian president bashar al assad has agreed to allow a deliveries into the rebel held north west through 2 additional border crossings. at least 5700 people lost their lives in syria. anger is now building now with survivors saying the international community has let them down. aid has been slow to arrive, the country, which has already been ravaged by 12 years of civil war. as also the has more from northern syria. tuchi has been home to the city and families 4 years after they

fill out the civil war in their country. many of them lost their loved ones in the earthquake in northwest syria there waiting to cross into syria to attend their funerals and meet those who survived. bodies of the ceiling, refugees who lost their lives on the turkey side are also being sent back home for burials here. foremost 8 is the only lifeline they're about to get that lifeline wire cutter 8 and cut the red crescent. this is the 2nd 8 convoy sent by cutter to north syria. in the last 2 days, these rebel held areas were heavily bombed by the regime throughout the 12 year long civil war. last week's earthquake has made things worse, killing thousands, an injury, and many more. right there sally, the head of the syrians, civil defense forces, also known as white helmets, says the global response to the disaster has been to a little higher the a thoughts or the i yeah. and i had,

i've had the most difficult 7 days of my life. we've been forgotten for years and the world didn't hear us. if the world had heard our voice. we wouldn't have lost these souls in marta to be seen in italy, province where the earthquake hit, the hardest l 8 is desperately needed, but not now. we've been displaced several times the last 9 years. we don't know what is the head of us that this earthquake displaced us again when we lost our homeless families. we need shelter. the cutter, the 8 conway has brought pants. diapers, heaters, gas cylinders, blankets, food and medical keys, toyota, and more detail. we've been ordered by the emir of guitar to keep the aid supply line open to the syrians. we now see that the senior people need our support, especially in this county crisis. that panes now doubled and the international community needs to step up at support. in north syria hospitals over the lack modern recruitment. many survivors died on the way to hospitals,

or soon after arrival, as of this region is home to more than 4000000 people of life here was already tough and the earthquake has just add to their misery. disasters overlap in syria more than a decade on civil war. has left very little to syrian how built makes you shelters . it wasn't much, but still home. and 2 or 3 has destroyed that too. many students feel they've been neglected by the rest of the world. now, the help is needed here. more than ever this, we started that, i'll just iraq, my machine, northwest area. there is a hobby, is a camp in syria. rebel held a free and region families there. they could lose what little they have left because of aftershocks. see month how colored trees that we are standing at an area that cannot be described as a counselor, but simply

a number of tents have been put up among the damage residential buildings on the outskirts of our free. it's free for planning, right to show you those 10 pan left to the smoke one which was partly damaged as a result of the great what it is now is shelter housing, dozens of families whose homes were destroyed and other families, mostly women and children have taken shelter you, the most fear of the shock is the last of which was just a couple of minutes ago. then we go back to the 10th we spoke about earlier. this is a civil defense truck bringing more time to house. more displaced. families were not able to go further into northwest syria because of a power outage caused by earthquake. but will holland, his and moscow has collected tons of aid and unaided over a $1000000.00 so far to help the claim. the victims of in java has more from the russian capital. hundreds of volunteers have been working long days to collect sort, pack,

and ship urgently needed help for quick victims in turkey and syria. in the last few months, they've been collecting humanitarian aid for civilians in russian held east ukraine . as soon as the earthquake happened, the launching appeal for help, a brought in by everyone, people like you and me bring in all they have. i know a lot of people who part to jackets out of the 3 they had and only kept one. as soon as they found out about the trouble, inter kia and syria, everyone responded. donors, here are ordinary people. not the wealthy wanted to years have gathered in the basement of schools law. just most the charities here run the card fund fundraising platform to help those in need regardless of their faithful location. the oldest one until here is 91 of as many as 500 people doing what they can for the earthquake victims. i guess tony's chechens context potters have all come together to help her if the admissions and ethnic groups make up the 20000000 or so muslims

in russia and thousands have come to help the people of syria and turkey. and it's not just muslims inside the mos for helping out. lena is an altered ox christian, and it's supervising the volunteer team the whole day during a 14 hours. and at the end of the day, i have a lot of in that, and i had a lot of energy and i can understand why there are a lot of use and a lot of people. but these people are unusual for me. i so i don't, don't cry too many here get emotional, talking about the plight of the victims and the dedication of the volunteers. this is the understand the scale of the disaster and will continue to collect much needed 8 with the victims. some of the other 0 moscow. well, that's quick scientists around the globe,

her being gathering and processing data from to kia to improve models of the false underground column baker hospital. the tectonic plate under to kia is in constant motion. it's false are mapped, but they're deep underground and it's not known where they might rupture next. so right now, earthquake scientists are examining for new data sources to model what happened. satellites provide optical images and gps, while radar scans show how the ground buckled up and down. these started to arrive 3 days after the disaster. the 1st with quick ruptured along a 300 kilometer stretch of the east on a totally in fault, sliding the ground 5 to 6 meters to the left. in some areas. the 2nd was most likely triggered hours after the 1st one because of the transferred stresses. it traced more than 100 kilometers along a separate fault, sliding 7 to 8 meters in some places. this loads elastically, all a,

all the material around it. so here you have a very large, very large displacement, and therefore there's a lot of stress concentrations, particularly at the ends of the fall. but also it's a slightly more complex pattern. so there is this what we call a source modeled. it's your default slip along the fault and with that, which is very, very important to try to estimate relatively quickly to be able to calculate the stress changes in the region on the ground. teams of scientists from institutions, inter kia are tracking the cracks above the faults called fishers to understand how the grounds slid and ruptured. what we do is to look for face of default, as you see just behind me. so face, and remember them. so we are trying to figure out which met which fault and how long did it ruptured?

these tremors have affected the surrounding faults. the question now is where this might happen next. so all of this data is going into earthquake source models. they can't forecast when an earthquake will happen, but they can show where one is overdue. well still had here all al jazeera living under the shadow of war we hear from civilians struggling to survive by the front lines in easton ukraine. uneasy lin devise a national state of emergency, a cycling, gabrielle pummels north island with powerful winds and storm surges. they stories after the break. ah it's been snowing him to run these slices of cloud. still, there are what brought out snow new should the sauce region is summer like turkey, or where you tend to get

a winter storm. but no such thing here. any more wanna they time tends to be sunny all over turkey. there's an increase in the breeze which might bring snow in to the high mountains in the north or turkey in the area where search and rescue is going on. it's cold by night, sunny by days. the main thing for the south is an increase in the breeze chest. he was going to be road dusty atmosphere and persistent rain, though most of it lighten southern parsley. rock in queue weight overseas snows in the mountains of iran and also in afghanistan. but take you to wednesday, it doesn't move very much and south that is quite warm. certainly. breathed miss 29 in doha. away from released to trump glasgow. the tension is still high in south saddam was troopers 40 walk. there are a few shells around in rwanda, but then not freddy very regular, not even daily, to be honest for when they come back. big thunderstorms at lunch time. sorry for that there. this is where the proper seasonal rainy's and it's been causing

flooding in mozambique zimbabwe. and it could do the same again exact same pretty widespread foundry. right? ah, debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters that the world are in india, jump into the street. they made their money on coal. they made their money on the field, convincing those folks. no, we need to go. green is very, very difficult. giving all a voice we chose to live because we wanted to escape war and violence. when you humanize this narrative, you allow people to really understand the reality and break down misconceptions. the st. on al jazeera ah

ah, look about what challenges there with me. so robin doha, reminder of all top news stories. it's been 8 days since to devastating earthquakes . hetcher kia and syria, the you at his warning that the rescue phase of the response could be coming to a close. more than 37000 people having declared debt across the 2 countries, but that told is expected to rise. while against all the all the small abrupt survivors have recently been found. a 13 year old was rescued on monday after 182 hours under the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in high tide in idea. man, the young girl rescues after being trumps more than a $170.00 also, syrian president showered us out as agreed to allow a deliveries to the rebel held little flash through 2 additional border crossings. aid has been sold to arrive in the country, which already been ravaged by 12 years of civil war. later,

secretary general has urged european defense ministers to speed up arms and fuel supplies to ukraine. that says russia ramps up is offensive in the eastern city of the woods, awarding the views may find some of the images disturbing in same bas reviews report from keith ukrainian forces say they've repelled multiple assault on the town of vulgar south of the besieged city of buck moot, and claimed to have destroyed more than 100 armoured fighting vehicles near there in the past week, wiping out potentially hundreds of russian soldiers. but russia says it is continuing to take territory in the east all be at one small piece at a time. and ukrainians have been killed by the doesn't the ground reality in this war of attrition depends on who you ask. the eastern front line is more than a 1000 kilometers long. fighting too small to register may not make headlines. but even the smallest skirmish seen through the eyes of one family,

can become the greatest of tragedies, evacuating from fuller door, the agony of one families decision to abandon their home. outweighed only by the pain of knowing. they waited too long. the strain, perhaps too great for one grandmother. her heart stopped moments before reaching safety relief at being out of danger. replaced by the grief of loss. though we have to convince the people for an hour or 2 sometimes, then your relatives persuade them. we talk to them the polish talk to dana, the military administration says you have to evacuate, but that doesn't convince them. for some reason. ukrainian positions and bullet are have held since the start of the war, but russians out number ukrainians on the front line and are making gains nor no more vigilance. i cannot say for sure, i hope,

and i am sure that we will hold both willis and buckland. this is our land. this is our home, our relatives, our families, our cities, behind us. those living in the war zone experience freezing temperatures and a lack of food, electricity, and water in the day book, not hear from me, i usually feel god forbid, forces from retreating, leaving us behind enemy lines. god forbid, i will not survive this again. those who have watched loved ones die, their homes destroyed and are still here. say, this should not be happening in the 21st century. will the latest offensive get worse? can their military hold out against overwhelming odds? will there be more missile strikes? will more western help get here in time? days before a milestone. this country was hoping to avoid a year of war with russia. ukrainians are seeking answers to tough questions. one thing has remained constant throughout this conflict, where russia and ukraine meet on the battlefield. civilian suffering soon follows

then basra vo 0 keith police in the us say several people have been injured in a shooting at michigan state university and east lansing. the university please say that appears to be one suspect to sit at large. students have be moved out of the buildings, will bring in more information on this developing story. though the us government says the origin and purpose of 3 object shut down over north american and space since friday is still unclear. the military has been on high alert ever since it shot down the chinese blue and any of this month she returns he has more from the white house, an acknowledgement that where the 3 objects shot down over north america since friday came from was still a moon. we do not assess that these most recent objects posed any during direct threat to people on the ground. and we are laser focused on confirming their nature and purpose, including through intensive efforts to collect debris in the remote locations where they have fallen. kirby added that the u. s. military had recalibrated radar

sensitivity to track smaller low speed objects. if not fair, that's why more were being detected. or if there had been a sudden influx of such objects. the canadian prime minister, however, suggested a connection between the 3 objects intercepted since friday, but i think obviously there is some sort of pattern in there. the fact that we are seeing this in a significant degree over the past week is a cause for interest and close attention, which is exactly what we're doing on sunday, the head of, nor at or the north american aerospace defense command raised eyebrows with an answer to a question about whether the origins of the objects may be extra terrestrial. i haven't ruled out anything. at this point on monday the white house was still not rooting anything out. had this to say. there is no, again, no indication of aliens or extra terrestrial activity. with these recent take downs, us as the 3 objects shot down were to lower altitude to the chinese balloon shot

down in early february. and all 3 had different appearances and didn't appear to have any means of propulsion. just moving with prevailing winds of the state department, the u. s. deputy secretary of state addressed relations with china. we are open to dialogue when it is in our interest to do so. and we believe the conditions are right. but sherman said she had nothing to announce about a potential meeting between secretary of state as the lincoln and his chinese counterpart of a munich security conference. later this week, she had time for al jazeera washington easy. linda declared a national state of emergency jude the her to citing umbrella. it's the 3rd time in the country's history that the meshes have been introduced with authorities warning the extreme weather is likely to worsen lincoln churches, a journalist with the t v. n. z. as one news, he says that it's still too early to know the full extent of the damage on the east coast of the north island and tire towns and settlements have been cut off due to eva rising, flood waters,

all the roads going in and out of these places have been cut off by slips or fallen trees in some places, entire road is gone. the land under them has just simply disappeared. i'm wip in speaking to people who've been trapped in their cars, or am they trapped on the ribs of their houses waiting risky? which is i had job considering just how windy it is there a helicopters in the area, but there's only so much they can do in the middle of a site clone. abil zealand. the fence force has of course, been deployed to health as well. the list of towns affected there was really only guessing longer and longer. and it's the size of these places where we simply don't know about many of them. and that's because communication is a big challenge for everyone right across new zealand. at the moment's am that we don't know how many people entitle or without power and cell phone reception as well as dodgy. the residents have been told to get away from rising flood waters. i'm don't wait for those evacuation orders if they see them and get to higher

ground if possible. this is not over for museums, and we're seeing reports of damage fitted down country in the north island and it looks like in some areas the west is really only yet to come. was ours in sal sandra, chilly have destroyed nearly half a 1000000 hectares of forest and farmland, as well as hundreds of homes soaring temperatures of up to 40 degrees, finally eased on sunday. but that extreme heat is expected to return on wednesday or latin america to lucy newman is in victoria, where she is met with firefighters had been battling the flames to 3 weeks. chileans from many walks of life, are listing to combat the deadliest wildfires in decades. among them, his seuss fernandez, he's what they call a buddy guy. vista, a member of a fire fighting brigade formed by chillies, forestry corporation, work during summers the peak season for wild fires. despite the suffocating smoke, he doesn't wear a face mask,

he says it makes it even harder to breathe. then going to read on a given all, i've a degree in tourism, but this job teaches me other skills. you never know when you're going to need to know these things, so i'll do this as long as i can. it's dangerous work. is an eerie noise, hard to identified 1st, but on closer inspection. it's the crackling sound of fire disguised by thick smoke . the young lady that the stairs tell us, they receive only one week's worth of training for this job. what the fires taught you, i ask on my son to learn that they are increasing and becoming far more extreme. nearby other firefighters, with just as little formal training are battling the ferocious fires that are in circling this entire area. they belong to an indigenous mock, which a community called loft of quay way and had been working since yesterday to prevent

the fire from engulfing a neighbor's home. ah, they use picks, shovels, and branches to combat the fires that started simultaneously in the forests above them. 2 weeks ago, but they need more help. the bigger the stas arrived just in time, their leader calling for air support on his walkie talkie. there are 3 helicopters now being used to tie to douse the flames that are directed me in front of me. but while these are here in other parts, here we are now coming up. no fires are starting to be lit and at least according to authorities, and they're just simply are not unnecessary with government bill, your watches from her house come up with thing by thank you. the him in the yellow is all, i have a lot of neighbors down day and if they conte extinguish shoulders, i don't know what will happen. plumes of smoke are everywhere,