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for another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just don't understand. a search for answers starts with on d w ah ah, this is detail the news live from brilliant desperate search for survivors of 2 massive earthquakes. rescuer his work in freezing conditions to reach victims in turkey and syria. presidents are confirmed dead and international relief effort is underway. hopes of finding more survivors in syria are fading,
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but there have been moments of joy. this new born baby miraculously pulled alive from the rope also on the program president joe biden deliver is a message of unity calling on us republicans to work with his democratic party to rebuild america and heavy weapons or ukraine. european countries will deliver at least $100.00 electric tanks. germany's defense minister made a surprise visit to keep and hope talks with president select ah on public aaliyah's. welcome to the program. nearly 8000 people are known to have been killed and earthquakes in turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas, and international relief efforts is underway. the 1st quake struck near the turkish
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city of garcia's tap. destruction stretches along turkey, southern border, and parts of northern syria. freezing conditions are hampering rescue efforts. as emergency crews struggle with limited resources, hopes of finding more survivors are fading. searching on into the night in turkey's hot hit, hot i province rescue was no time is of the essence nearly 2 days on from the 1st pre dawn quake. this still pulling survivors from the rubble but with thousands of buildings flattened. no one knows for sure how many remain buried under the ruins. all ready, low temperatures sink further after dark,
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and authorities fear that few of victims will be recovered alive. with for those fortunate enough to escape the destruction of their homes, the cold is only adding to that suffering. i like her to settle gloves all we can, we feel terrible. you can see our situation, buddhism was up and we're trying to warm up with this fire relativism. dish that were trying to keep going without food or water oscillation out shakily, opiates, chickens, good w. we came here today, but we are freezing. there is water under the tent, it never gets warm. emergency crews provided soup for the 1st time in 2 days that we finally ate. then as an international relief effort gathers momentum, rescue as a doing their utmost to get supplies to those in need and to find more survivors
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before it's too late. i our correspondence, terry schultz is in osmani, i in southern turkey and she sent us this update on the rescue efforts here in the city of osmani. i were standing in what remains of a 5 story building that collapsed yesterday in the 2nd earthquake here in this region. the people behind me, some of them military personnel, most of them just ordinary citizens. digging in the rubble for what they say is one person still missing from this building. sadly, but in some ways, remarkably only 9 people were killed in this particular collapse. and so they are determined to find the body of this last resident elsewhere in the city. there is no electricity, as we drove into town, the streets are completely dark. people are huddled around fires. they're either afraid to go back in the buildings where they live. if those buildings are even still standing there told perhaps not to go back in those areas. and so they
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gathered together afraid of what comes next. as aftershocks continued to be felt throughout the region. terry shells reporting their or rescue efforts in syria are being hampered by a lack of supplies, including heavy equipment needed to care rubble away. hopes of finding more survivors are fading exhausted. cemetary workers are carrying out mass burials of those killed prior chance from mass burial sites. and syria after destruction struck its porter with turkey, their sadness, of course. but there's physical and mental exhaustion. until comes to the 5 minutes we burned bodies of 4 or 5 people died in the earthquake. it's the marine, but we haven't stopped since the morning still la la. we buried more than 50 bodies . and yesterday we buried around 85 people in the late home. the missing are now fear dead. there are glimmers of hope as the syrian air bred crescent work day and
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night to rescue those who been trapped beneath flattened homes and hospitals. a baby born during the earthquake survived the only one of its family to make it out alive. even in the face of desperation is present positive. i situation cherry bad . we need hence our food water. we fled with just her clothes. look at us. we have no shoes open on the hottest negative thought on all the destruction is horrible. the buildings, everything has been reduced to rubble. the number of dead is incredible. an issue mobile album. the red crescent has been instrumental in rescuing those in need during serious, ongoing 12 year civil war. but they're begging the international community to lift sanctions imposed a 2011 after bashar assad regime violently crack down on anti government protesters . little and so we need heavy equipment ambulances and fire fighting vehicles. if they added, we don't have heavy machinery to conduct rescue operations. there are
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a lot of issues due to sanctioning sanctions against the syrian people. he says corridors are needed to bring in humanitarian aid, and he's asking the united nations to coordinate efforts to make that happen. as it's done successfully with opposition health areas in the past, i u. s. president joe biden is delivering his annual state of the union address with a message of unity for the united states. he's calling on republican lawmakers to work with his democratic party, to rebuild the economy, and to bring the nation together in my republican friends, vigor worked together last. congress has no reason. we can't work together and find consensus on important things in this cars as well. i think but i think the people send us a clear message, fighting for the sake of fighting power for the sake of power. conflict for the
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sake of conflict, gets us nowhere. that's always been my vision of our country and i know it's many of yours to restore the shore. was nice to rebuild the backbone of america. america is middle class and united country. we been sent her to finish the job in my view. all right, well it's crossed out to dw correspondent katarina. she moy, who's in washington. i cut it in a great to see you. so president biden clearly calling on bipartisanship at a time of deep divisions in the u. s. and the very different looking congress to this time last year. so how difficult is that gonna be going forward? very difficult about it. other republicans, as you know, have a razor, a say majority in the house of representatives. and the far right congress, men and congress, women and congress are all about blocking everything that the democrats proposed. this is also one of the reasons why president abiding jokes at the beginning of
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this peach. by addressing the current president of the house of representatives, republican kevin mccarthy ad by saying, i don't want to ruin your reputation, but i look forward to working with you. so clearly a message that he knows that mccarthy has a repeated reputation to, to save. and it's not working with democrats, but he said, i am looking forward to working with you. katarina, the economy played a central role in his address. i'm going to come back and speak to you in a 2nd, but let's listen to the president speak about that topic. we're going to buy america by tonight and as a new standards require all construction materials used in fertilizer infrastructure projects to be made in america.
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with my watch, american road, american, how are you going to be made with american products as well? folks, i cannot make plans about investing in places and people that have been forgotten escalate to caterina ch in y, washington. a very energetic looking joe biden there, as i mentioned before, he focused heavily on the u. s. economy. and then he was talking there at almost an in great detail. but of course this is coming at a time of rising prices, uncertainty as well. for many americans, can we talk a little bit about the economic health of the country though at the moment and, and what, what is being thought about that at the moment in the us? sure. biden's as th, so was indeed clearly focused on the economy. here in the united states. biting was
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addressing specially the blue collar workers and his peach by saying made in america, america 1st. that was almost his message. and he said that he created 12 millions 1000000 new jobs into years, more than any other president in 4 years. and that is indeed true by raw numbers, but a by percentage of the job growth in president biden's 1st 2 years is still behind that of his predecessors in their full terms, but also stress, the dignity of work saying a job is about way more than just a paycheck, he said it's about respect about value in society. so despite his positive figures and the latest polls, as you just mentioned, are showing that americans remain upset about the how you inflation in the country . they are worried about the economy here in the united states. and biden is, of course, trying to convince, particularly that the workers without
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a college degree, that the economy is actually better than they are feeling catalina briefly, if you could. he also mentioned the climate crisis. he also talked about a tax on bill you. there's tell us a little bit more about that. yes he did. he mentioned the climate crisis and a potential tax on billionaires that he's planning to get through congress. his speech is clearly focused on blue collar workers, and this is going to be the centerpiece of the next 2 years in his administration and of the potential bite and re election campaign. and he is going to be spending probably the next month, cutting ribbons for new construction projects funded by his administration. and that's also what we have been hearing and his speech today. thank you, katerina katerina, she, moya, in washington. a consortium of 3 european countries is to supply ukraine with at least $100.00 bottle tanks. the german defense
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minister announced the initiative during a surprise visited the ukrainian president. vladimir zalinski, germany's defense minister boris historian came to keefe promising tanks, captured russian tanks are on display here in the capitol. i remind me of how fast both sides are losing fighting vehicles. germany, the netherlands and denmark, now want to send ukraine at least a 100. refurbished old a leopard, one tanks on top of the 14 newer leopard two's announce last month. you know, what on when i submitted it ukraine's president told his story, of the number of tanks currently pledged will not be enough to insure victory. why this should av mudy should it should that the recent decisions taken by our european friends and our defense ministry? can give us parity, though not an advantage on the battlefield. ah,
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but through everything depends on the time frame news, the numbers you and the modernity of the tanks optically, veronica, via you, her ukranian troops being presented with metals for bravery. historian also met soldiers who will operate the leopard tanks. hey, my medicine, it it is you can see in that faces how over low did they all you see bill freshly returned from the front of me to pick to didn't for the believe their experiences have shaped them. slumped out in lieu pumpkin. but they're now going to germany to get trained on the leopard before going back to the front of these burdens are unimaginable by the spect. what do you must do? you realize the gem and made tanks of badly needed as fighting intensifies ukraine expects the new russian offensive in the coming weeks. here's a reminder of our main story. nearly 70000 people are known to have been killed in
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earthquakes in turkey and syria. the death toll is likely to rise sharply is more victims are found in remote areas. freezing conditions are hampering rescue efforts, but an international relief effort is gathering momentum. you're watching dw stevens beardsley. so next, after a short break with your business, news will be got back again at the top of the next hour in stay up to date on our website, on youtube, and you can follow on our social media. take her look, secrets lie behind these will discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites d w world heritage 36.
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