our 2 part series 3rd right the dog starts nov 12th on t.w. . bases date of any news line from berlin thousands of people are killed as turkey and greece are rocked by a powerful earthquake hundreds more injured as buildings in the turkish city of is made crumble rescuers work through the night to say people trapped under the rubble president i don't want promises only is necessary to help also coming up with just 3 days to go until the elections the united states is on course for the highest

voter turnout in more than a century at least 85000000 people have already cast their ballots in person. i'm rebecca rate is welcome to the program the death toll from an earthquake off the coast of turkey is rising as rescuers rushed to find survivors in the rubble at least 26 people and now confirmed dead and more than $400.00 injured the magnitude 7 quake struck in the aegean sea between the greek island of sam loss and the turkish coast much of the damage is in the turkish result city of izmir when a several buildings were brought to the ground. it is a race against time for ski workers in this manner of trying to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed building. suddenly they seem to be successful someone was

found. to many others help came too late when the turkish resort city came crashing down on friday. but i thought that the ground had shattered you can think in that moment or you can try to do is to get out everything was collapsing around as luckily our building stayed intact to be really panicked and managed to get out at the last minute. this is a family home on the 15th floor of an apartment building in this me when the earthquake hit. proportionately the shaking did not stop for 25 seconds. the quake struck deep in the ground beneath the a t n c. so it was followed by 67 aftershocks

the tremors felt as far away is that than zundel garia. i was in my shop i was talking with someone it felt like we were on a road it started to shake but i was watching all buildings shaking i saw this building collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris in land and causing further damage. to greek island of summer has also suffered casualties damage and flooding but the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologist have warned that potential powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and it's crossed mountain turkey where they don't need

correspondent daryn jones is standing by darren how the rescue operation going. well rescue efforts are still continuing after a long night all efforts are now focusing on these collapsed buildings careful this painstaking work of carefully removing the rubble to find looking for survivors in these buried collapsed buildings over 70 people have so far been rescued according to turkey's defense turkey's. managed quake management agency 4 out of the 17 buildings at a collapse have now is being cleared now those efforts have been hampered by severe aftershocks which runs the risk of not only killing people trapped in the buildings but also the rescue workers efforts all being read read toppled more people are turning up on to the scene to help with those efforts which are expected to continue for out the day. and our intake is no stranger to strong earthquakes why

are they still so many buildings that are not quite prove. all that indeed is a big question being asked once again after a powerful quake we've seen apartment blocks just collapse into heaps of rubble of toki that are leading to a few seismologists. said why is it is only the poor that are buried in the rubble you never see rich people's buildings collapsing and the questions have been asked over the the the quality of buildings in turkey now after the powerful earthquake of 1909 in the provincial city of izmit just outside the stamboul new power new strict regulations have been in force and also a program of strengthening buildings but given the fact that turkey has a large amount of also housing stock this is proving a challenging task but again the quake in izmir underlines how important it is now greece has also been affected by the quake and its relationship with turkey is well strained to say the least both countries working together now.

well we have seen a parent break through in the escalating tensions the prime minister career crossed mr sakis spoke just salt of the quake with the turkish president. offering his condolences and saying despite our differences this is a time to stand together now and president heard one reciprocated thanking him the message and saying that we they are ready to offer assistance to greece which also was affected by this quake but in 1909 we saw similar gestures by both countries' leaders and it did lead to a sustained period over approach but the situation today seems to be very different both countries leaders have very different agendas but i think that the hope now at least is that at least it offers a pause in the rising escalation between the 2 countries other than that i think most people expect until these big issues are resolved between the countries they won't be any break for all right daryn thanks very much for the update daryn jones

in istanbul. the final days of campaigning and gathering pace in the united states as president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden a fierce battle for votes in midwestern states early voter turnout has been shattering records millions of americans have already cast their vote even under tough conditions hundreds of people are spending hours in line braving the cold at this parking lot in indianapolis just to be able to mark their election ballots more than 85000000 americans have already made their choice setting a new record. we were excited to vote. motivated by the candidates motivated by. you know my ancestors fought for this right for us to commit right now in this very moment in time and so i'm here high voter turnout

could work in joe biden's favor national polls show he's leading in swing states like here in iowa which however could still go either way and at a public appearance at a drive in movie theater because of the pandemic car honking instead of cheering for akiyama americans trust each other again. run america to be united or janet. we could not afford 4 more years of doubts are out. in the final spurt of the campaign president donald trump holds 3 public events a day without social distancing and wearing face masks just like here in michigan a traditionally democratic stronghold which he barely won 4 years ago and the question of whether trump would accept defeat graciously keeps popping up or just he claims that voting by mail could lead to fraud who has voted so far ah ok who is going to vote on tuesday are it's

a funny thing you know we tell our people go out and we're not big into the ballot world we sort of the like it ok you know because too many tricks get played in some states ballots must arrive by election day in other states they only have to be postmarked by that date in pennsylvania ballots will be accepted up to 3 days after election day and in north carolina up to 9 days after november 3rd legal arguments against that by republicans were overruled in the supreme court telling the ballots could take weeks only a massive lead would make it obvious fairly quickly who's won experts fear that in case of a republican lead on november 3rd. trump could announce himself the winner or challenge the election in court if it is a close election. the republican president has certainly signal i bet you will do everything. from a legal framework in order to contest the results and you can just today tweeting

about oh he believes the supreme court to decide this election and now with the supreme court having 6 conservative leaning judges of a total of 9 that could be to president trumps advantage. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world police have clashed with protesters in central bus alone or after crowds took to the streets to demonstrate against the latest coronavirus missions restrictions under a new nationwide state of emergency could last until may next year. i mean and as a vision to have reached an agreement to diffuse the conflict over the disputed region of a goanna karabakh at peace talks in geneva they promised to not purposely attack civilians and to do a prisoner exchange hundreds of people have been killed in more than a month of fighting in the region. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of warsaw on friday to protest against the polish government the a total ban on abortion opponents have been defying pandemic restrictions to take

part in knightly marches a court ruling last week banned abortions in cases where the fetus has congenital defects. tanzania's president john magaw foolery has won a 2nd term in office in elections that observers say were marred by widespread food and intimidation the country's electoral commission has his share of the vote at 84 percent but his main rival has rejected the result. police in france have arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with the day's knife attack in a case investigators believe the man was in contact with the assailant who killed 3 people at the city's not. a 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months the country's interior minister says france is being targeted for its defense of free expression and secularism france has now basing up security across the country as nice remembers the dead. nice is

a city in mourning. for some the shock and pain of thursday's attack is difficult to bear. because into speed makes me really sad because i'm from nice work 50 meters down the road and it could have been my mother my aunt we're dealing with crazy people that want to impose their awful rules on us. it's. like we need to come together to say this isn't possible we want peace but we can't continue like this this is just not acceptable. that. the 3 victims among them turned to work or vanstone look here are the latest in an ever growing list of people murdered in islam is to tax on french soil all sardi's responded by increasing police numbers while the foreign minister sent

a message to french citizens worldwide. threat is also very serious or brought. messages of hate online can quickly turn into real violence and we've decided to take all the necessary measures to ensure the security of our interests. we've given instructions to our ambassadors to reinforce security measures with security. french prosecutors believe the suspect is a too noisy and national who arrived in the e.u. in september via the italian island of lampedusa his family said he never showed signs of extremism police are warning citizens to be extra vigilant these are desperate times for a country in lockdown due to the pandemic for some it's their faith whatever it may

be that's getting them through and data to louis is in nascent centers this is testament of the city's response to that terror attack. this latest terror attack has not only calls the feeling of profound shock and sadness it has also revealed the divisions in society with muslims and catholics having heated discussions here in front of the cathedral today muslims fear they will be stigmatized further and catholics now feel that they might be in danger while living their faith it will be a challenge for france to come together again despite an ongoing terror threat and a nationwide locked on because of the pandemic. data that lisa lewis reporting from mace football now and in the bundesliga is friday night game shelter and stuttgart battled to a one all draw malaika shall open the scoring for shelter at the half hour mark the

youngster hitting the target with a view to full diving head 1st his 1st ever born to sneak a goal in just his 2nd match stuttgart equalised with a penalty early in the 2nd half nicolas gonzales with some fancy footwork was able to fool the shell to keep. you're watching news out next shift living in the digital age i'll be back with more headlines next hour and don't forget you can always get more news on our web site w dot com thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the by. right. on you tube. this presidential election is

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