and the rescue workers are trying to rescue that person. his name is john, you're with several years old. old efforts in all the people, all the brokers here are new to rescue him by the bay. b span to you by 5 hours. you have like 5 hours. and in some places there are government officials for helping to the rescue teams but in some to places there. busy there volunteer, so it's not easy to navigate back about. they should help and stuff. is it because there are many ecological links more than 5000 as michelle report say. so for example, now we are. busy or another level actually did a neighbor van. so that's one. so maybe there are people under not they're not sure get enough. you don't know it's it's so hard better. it's like almost minus 5 degrees and the burke is not electric. the gun. there's no other kids in the city and people are trying their best and the volunteers down trying best a corresponded there are 2 boys in this town in central turkey, in front of rescue work that is going on. they're describing the situations at the freez

the rescue plan provides critical relief and historic coverage. future of our counties and our country. specifically, the rescue plan has been transformative with the persistentor challenges facing r counties child poverty to housing security and set the stage for passage and successful limitation of our administration historic long-termst investment. bipartisan infrastructure law signs act and inflation reduction act will position us for economic success in the coming decades. when we first look back two years ago, the rescue plan was debated in the halls of congress. our country was in the middle of a public health crisis. we aredd losing more american lives than any other time since the pandemic began. the public health catastrophe triggered an economic calamity, millions of jobs lost more and apply for unemployment insurance each week and during the worst week of the great recession. all of us haunted by the fresh memories of american and long lines i'm sure you remember this because many of you were there helping residents. you also knew of g

in the urban search-and-rescue.ssist and rescue efforts, like the one that just struck central or southeast turkey. >> china is also helping. $60 million worth of aid to support rescue efforts in turkey. it's first rescue team which has eight experts. life searching instruments and also dog. the live minister of feign affairs. >> the chinese government has immediately activated the emergenchumanitarian aid system. china will provide 5.9 -- 5.9 million dollars in emergency aid, including sending urban rescue teams with heavy equipment, medical teams, and relief supplies. we are coordinating the delivery to syria, and accelerating implementation of ongoing food aid projects. the uk foreign secretary says british aid has been sent to turkey. he also says he was taken aback by the scale of the devtation caused by the earthquakes. >> the earthquakes we have seen impacted by turkey and syria at a scale we have not seen for quite some time. i immediately contacted my turkish opposite to express our condolences and give an

thankfully, there have been some successful rescues.n was carried to safety from a collapsed building close to the epicenter. there was applause as another survivor is pulled from a collapsed building. in the city, hundreds were involved in the rescue effort forming a chain and using buckets to clear the rubble. here is a civil engineering professor on how turkey is coping. >> in terms of the rescue, it is important in the first 24 to 48 hours. that is the critical time. this is a very big disaster. the international community needs to come together and help in turkey. this is very difficult for any single country. 48 countries have now promised support and help to turkey. this is a time we need to be quick. >> now to syria. the country's civil defense service, the white helmets, are working to rescue people. they spent the day digging through rubble in idlib province. a number of people are trapped and potentially already dead will increase. on top of that, freezing conditions just like across the border in turkey. earlier, i spoke to

this rescue a work to free them. very faintly, a child cries can be heard and then have face is revealed. finally, the little girl is free. with another child rescue by the white helmets, a boy had been trapped under rubble in it lip for more than 20 hours. some hope emerging from beneath the sea of devastation in a country already dealing with the years of civil war. the death toll from the earthquake mounting but despite difficult conditions, the rescue as were con, help pouring in from across the world. these around jerry and rescue crews arriving at aleppo, airport. and in la talk here, russian military personnel joined the rescue effort. every one who's able, trying to help all knowing that every minute counts and to explain even more dire a complicated situation across the board in syria is our report. garcia or alice was from syria. i'm garcia. how are people, you know, coping a day into this disaster now of friends and relatives had a terrible evening and many couldn't sleep overnight. they were staying in ca

now asked to be rescued, we cannot rescue them. how can we rescue them? nobody has come since this morning. nobody we have nobody look around. look through this. suddenly the dog heard voices, our children are in there. what can we do? the building is already partially collapsed. this is human life. what can you do when you hit calls for help? there are no emergency workers, no soldiers, nobody. this is a neglected place. well, it speaks to care him cynic, he's the head of the turkish rid chris, and he joins us by phone from common morass. you are at the epicenter of the quite can you give us a sense of what it is like then now, and the conditions that you are facing to measure quick's of magnitude 7.7 and 7.6 hit the solar system to clear on monday in the same date until we have more than 3300 people died and more than 20000 people are injured. actually, over 5500 will be totally collapsed. thousands of others also heavily dimension and almost 20000 surgeon risk commodities. response stuff that to peeled but huge area wide area and we have pretty heavy c

it will be bringing a cargo of aid and a team of rescue dogs to the search and rescue teams from greece, the netherlands, and poland flying out to the quake zone in south eastern turkey. and office of health have been flooding in from israel, russia and the us. it's a race against time to get the international teams here into turkey and set up before they can even start to locate and rescue survivors. spring in belgium and next her here. she is a program coordinator for the agency. dear connie and she joined us from amman in jordan. thanks for being with us. and we've just seen videos of towns reduced to rubble. tens of thousands of people are homeless. what is it that, that victims of this earthquake need most right now? yeah, as you said, like millions of people right now across those 10 provinces and turkey se are no outdoors due to not only because of the our main else quite yesterday, but also because of the aftershocks and right now on looking at the temperatures, for instance, it's one degree in the province of carmel marsh, where the at the center is located. and this being said

this is a very delicate and very long rescue operation. stephanie, tell us about what has been happening with the i sent a 2nd day. it is a meticulous and it was very sensitive, but it is a very active rescue operation. they believe 2 people, perhaps 3 to be alive, 2 buildings behind where they're working. they are tunneling their way to get there . they believe it to be a mother, a new born, or almost 3 weeks old and a grandmother. it's not clear whether the grandmother is alive who've been speaking to the spanish rescue to. they used their rescue dog who confirmed that people were alive and they've to, they said the dogs never been wrong. they then confirmed it was cheryl imaging coming at fatty to take you a little closer. you see police now working with miners, what the miners are doing and making a tunnel through this building throughout the next building to try and get to the building. it's a 7 story building that collapse where we believe this mother, her baby and, and the grandmother are there tunneling from 2 sides to the side tha

they need search and rescue teams. and in particular, these track the dogs, dogs, that are trained to find people in rubble that is seen as a piracy turkey has many of these themes. but given the fact we're talking about thousands upon thousands of buildings, they need more of these are the special train teams with dogs. and the appeal is been answered. we have already the european union. i've sent a number of 20 will. so search and rescue teams are arriving. we also have been promoted by sha, the gulf states, and the united states to a mobilizing. but turkey's message is we can't get these people fast enough for piracy. now it's search and rescue because given these terrible conditions, it is a race against time. and that window of opportunity of saving people is closing. what about non governmental support story and how is civil society and turkey responding? well, the country is mobilizing on the local level, local municipalities here and there. i me stumble, county, they've been organizing the collection of blog is

it will be bringing a cargo of aid and a team of rescue dogs to the search and rescue teams from greece, the netherlands, and poland, flying out to the quake in south eastern taki. ah, and mol, health is coming overland. the 1st comb voigt from the kurdistan region of iraq, 25 ambulances trucks, a medical teams. q at the border with turkey. baghdad is dispatching civil defense tends to, and sending to planes of humanitarian aid to its war torn neva, syria. it's the relief that coordinated by the red crescent and the iraqi government that up man, men, 3 tons of medical relief and emergency 8 doors. this will be delivered to the syrian people after the earthquake that hit turkey and syria authorities, a marvin. we also sent 150 pounds of medics with their ambulances and mobile emergency equipment to turkey with him to help our brothers in turkey to face these problems. okay. i one more jadelyn much we can handle is of help have been flooding in from israel, russia, and the us. it's a race against time to get the international teams here into turkey and set up before they can even start to

when you discuss with rescue teams after such rescues, they are always explaining that it rescues, theyle the level as aftershocks has been incredible. the ground was shaking eminently. so, ithink incredible. the ground was shaking eminently. so, i think it was extremely, extremely difficult for the rescue operations. especially as you noted the weather is not great and it is cold. there is some snow. so it is very difficult for the people and even to settle for the survivals. it will be a difficult time in the coming weeks. you have exlained time in the coming weeks. you have exolained that _ time in the coming weeks. you have explained that so _ time in the coming weeks. you have explained that so clearly, _ time in the coming weeks. you have explained that so clearly, thank- time in the coming weeks. you have explained that so clearly, thank you | explained that so clearly, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. thank you. these are the live pictures right now describing those rescue efforts that we were just discussing. some of the challenge, the risks to those rescue

terry, we can see the rescue efforts going on behind. you tell us more that's right here in us many i'm standing in what remains of a 5 story building that fell in the 2nd earthquake yesterday. the people behind me are searching for one person who remains missing sadly, but. 6 actually remarkably 9 people died in this building and not more, i mean all around us. we can see signs a of the families that lived here. my camera man is standing right next to what used to be a couch. i was just looking in what was someone's all here in osman? here you've landed in the middle of the disasters or how are people coping it? well this is the city is that out of electricity. so the streets are all dark and as we drove in we can see people gathering around and we're having technical difficulties. they're trying to reach jerry, but we'll, we'll continue. terry tell us more. they lost us. i can hear you tell it, tell us more about the rescue efforts going on there. terry? yes, said it behind me, people are digging ah, with shovels and pigs and even thei

these around jerry and rescue crews arriving at aleppo at port. and in la talk here, russian military personnel joined the rescue effort. every one who's able, trying to help all knowing that every minute counts and to explain to even more dire a complicated situation across the border in syria is our report. garcia or hunters is from syria. garcia, howard, people, you know, coping a day into this disaster. now, our friends and relatives had a terrible evening and many couldn't sleep overnight. they were staying in cars out in the cold. and they started their mornings by going back to their apartments for a family. i know who lost 2 of its members. they just today broke the news to the surviving family members about what had happened so many that have a returning to of while they're building is gone right of. there's just a lot for people to reconcile with to coming to terms with this is what is happening right now. people are organizing, funerals and aid workers are still working nonstop, many of them, and they're exhausted, but everyone's doing

are trying to rescue that person. he is 27 years old. all the people and workers here are here to rescue him. by the way, we spent five hours here and in some places, officials are helping the rescue teams but in some places, there are only volunteers. they should help. there are many collapsed buildings. more than 5000 as official reports say. for example, now, we are -- the rebel, actually. so maybe there are people under us. we are not sure. it is so hard. almost minus five degrees. the work is not easy. electricity is gone. there is no electricity in this city so people are trying their best. the volunteers are trying their best to rescue people. brent: that was our correspondent. reporting from the epicenter of that second earthquake in central turkiye. turkiye's president today declared a state of emergency to free up resources to help his country deal with this disaster. >> in order to ensure that search-and-rescue operations are carried out quickly, we have decided to declare a state of emergency based on arti

is it still search and rescue operation? and you mentioned earlier that there is a great willingness to help, but people or q and chewing up with apple. it's trying to get to the places where they can help. so what about non governmental support? can you tell us how civil society in turkey, in general is responding to the situation while the country is mobilizing them? and there is collective shock and collective realization. this is a once in a century challenge that the nation is facing people of being queuing up to off a blog. here, nist ambled as being long queues organized by the municipalities. also people have been collecting blankets, warm clothes because they, they realize how many of these people in the 2nd half of the most, everything. and they are facing these bitter conditions on top of that. people have been also going to stumble, ample to offer assistance, special like bill and they be flown into the, the region by the military. i'm also the municipalities here in the sample. they have their own search and res

i've heard some terrible voice notes of rescue workers rescuing people. and you can really hear the sounds of people screaming from under the rubble in the background. but yeah, i want to ask you on a personal note, how does this feel all for you? because i'm sure you know, as many people are saying, how can we help, what can we do? how does this feel for you, given that you have friends and family there? what can one do? there's been a lot of willingness to help people have reached out to me, specifically asking what they can do to help. and it's very touchy, but at the moment there is a lot of challenges when it comes to getting aid to the specific places that need that age. for example, in rebel held areas, they've managed to get a lot of money. and one group has received more than 1500000 in donations euro. but then how can you buy supplies with this money in a place where there is shortages of everything? there was this one devastating video of an aide worker who wanted to help, but he had no rope to rescue people who are stuck under the rubble and i

some international rescue teams have already started to arrive. the task ahead of them is daunting. breski workers and turkey have been digging through the night to find survivors with chicken chicken chicken in an effort made no easier by the biting cold and rain workers of rushing to find as many people as possible as it has already been a day since the initial earthquake and time may be running out for many who lie beneath the debris. oh, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. french police are fired tear gas, or protestors riling against planned pension reforms. hundreds of thousands of taken to the streets and pirates and other cities. president emanuel my call wants to raise the retirement age from 62. to 64. north korean leader kim young on has ordered his generals to step of military exercises tensions with neighboring countries. and the united states arising a lavish parade is planned to mark the 75th anniversary of the north korean army. germany and other european countries are to supply ukraine

rescue dogs.los angeles county fire chief, anthony marrone: this team is highly skilled and elite in urban search and rescue, and especially trained to assist in rescue efforts, especially after earthquakes like the one thatjust struck southeast turkey. china says it's allocated almost 60—million dollars�* worth of aid to support rescue efforts in turkey. its first civilian rescue team — including eight rescue experts — is on its way from hangzhou city, with life—searching instruments and a dog. here's a ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson: mao ning, spokeswoman, ministry of foreign affairs: "the chinese government has immediately activated the emergency humanitarian aid system. china will provide a first tranche of 5.9 million dollars in emergency aid to turkey. this includes sending urban rescue teams with heavy equipment, medical teams, and providing much—needed relief supplies. we are coordinating the delivery of vital relief material to syria and accelerating the implementation of ongoin

the american rescue plan would have undoubtedly looked quite different.sult our recovery would have looked quite different too. two years ago i spoke to local leaders with the passage of the plan. i hope i said was that the law would finally allow us to do what most of us came to government for. not simply to fight fires and resolve crises, but to build a better country. i can unequivocably say the rescue plan provided critical relief and historic recovery. just as importantly is strength in the future of our counties in our countries. specifically the rescue plan has been transformative on some of the persistingg challenges facig our counties. from a child poverty to house the insecurity. and it has set the stage for the passage in successful implementation of ourpl administrations historic long-term investments. the bipartisan infrastructure law, chips and science act and inflation reduction act will position us for economic success in the coming decade. let me first take us back to years ago when the rescue plan was still being debated in the halls of

she had been rescued after 40 hours under the rubble rescued by the teams there as she was still alive. so despite been so exhausted after 40 hours beneath the rubble of the 1st thing that she said was please rescue my father as well. and while she was being pulled out of the rebels, her mother was waiting for her and she burst into the tier. so she has been taken to the hospital. busy and later her father also has been rescued. however, 2 other family members could not survive last night. so beneath under this, rob was that are still hands of people and probably some of them are still alive. on the other hand here, just a little bit ago, i met a family here and there a guy whose name was, is ma'am at over 60 years old. and he said just on that, this robles that are 3 members of his family. still under his robles, his wife, his son and his daughter. so he doesn't know whether they're alive or that yet. however, she has been waiting here for more than 48 hours through the call. the nice harsh weather's here. so over there or so, you can see that the heavy lifting machine that is just st

are trying to rescue that person. his name is john. you'll get in 7 years old. all there for you and all the people, all the workers here are you to risk in by the way, have been respond to you about 5 hours like 5 hours. and in some places there are government officials for helping to the rescue teams. but in some places there are only volunteers, so it's not easy to navigate back about. they should help and stuff. is it because there are many ecological links more than $5000.00 michele reports say so for example, now we are. busy or another robin actually did a neighbor of on that one. so maybe there are people under the are not sure you're not, you don't know it's, it's so heart better is like almost minus 5 degrees and the electricity is gone. there's no that keeps the in the city and people are trying their best for sales and the volunteers are trying best yesterday. that was our correspondence, but we both took their reporting from the epicenter of that 2nd earthquake in central turkey or turkeys president, regg

and invested in new staff with rescue plan dollars. we have also provided additional revenue support to counties with federal public lands, two thirds of all counties in the united states. some of these counties have long suffered from inconsistent receipts. typically the aftermath of recessions leaves more pain, more child poverty. more hunger. more housing instability. not only did the rescue plan alleviate the pain but it made progress on some of the greatest challenges we face. we understood the importance of financial support for families with children. it is associated with significant improvements and long-term health, higher schooling, graduation rates and reduction in property related stress. support was particularly vital in the middle of the pandemic. which has swept millions of households and properties. the president signed into law the most significant child tax credit ever. this included monthly advance payments to more than 37 million households. crucially the credit was fully refundable. this meant lower income familie

people have been rescued days even even a week off some cases. but given the fact that this is winter, there freezing conditions, making the risk of hypothermia for those trapped and trapped in those buildings rescue workers know they really are in a wreck in a race against time. and they also face dangerous themselves, given the fact that these areas continuing to be struck by powerful off the shocks which bring the risk of further classes in the building. and these rescue workers in many cases are just using their bare hands and space. they can use heavy equipment to most case because i can trigger further classes in the building. so they really are facing a huge top and it's a massive scale of it. we're talking about hundreds, possibly thousands of buildings where people believe to be possibly tracked in them . and the question over source is in getting people to the, to these things in time. so really, they are really desperate to get so many people to the scene as possible. but that's been handled by the fact that many of the roads in this a

they asked to be rescued. we cannot rescue them. how can we rescue them? nobody has come since this morning. nobody, we have nobody look around. look through this other drug heard voices. our children are in there. what can we do? the building is already partially collapsed. this is human life. what can you do when you hear calls for help? there are no emergency workers, no soldiers, nobody. this is a neglected place on which a sin and casino joins us now from his temple, where she is. morris are in development since in him. 24 hours on the extent of the devastation is all too clear. the focus, of course, is on the search and rescue if it can, you bring us up to date worth where that is at while the search and rescue operations that have been on their way since the early hours of this earthquake. however, despite that, more than 16000 rescue teams and volunteers are on the ground for helping those people trapped on the rebels, they destroyed buildings. it is not enough as this earthquake and $7.00 magnitude earthquake hit 10 cities in eastern and it's all

a new born baby rescue earlier today. also on the show tonight, german defense minister boars, the story is, makes a surprise visit the key for talks with president zalinski as germany and other countries announced new plans to supply ukraine with at least $100.00 leopard one take ah i'm bring gov. it's good to have you with this on this tuesday, we begin in the aftermath of that earthquake, more than 6000 people have died from the quakes in turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise even further. as the rescue and recovery effort continued, the united nation says that in total up to 2 t $3000000.00 people could be effective. and the 1st trimmer was centered north of the turkish city of garcia. it caused destruction stretching as you see right there, along turkeys, southern border, and parts of northern syria with limited equipment and help rescuers in both countries face a race against time and freezing conditions. oh, the scale of damage is monumental. so 2 is the attempt to save lives a day after the earthqua

and many of them are not professional rescue work as they are bullying tears. i just spoke to a young man who said he's living and i don't know he wanted to help. so he came here and now he is digging to survivors with his bare hands. but at the same time, a very bitter reality is also settling and it's very cold. here we have temperatures below 0 at night the chances of finding people alive of finding signs of life under the rubble dwindling. i should also mention that other areas further towards the syrian border, much worse affected than other non, despite all the destruction. you can see here, i'm talking about the provinces of what i call her, i'm on my god, the tip and we're hearing really african lipstick. story and getting african lipstick, images from those areas, but the, there is a much harder to access. we're trying to get you updates and information from that as well. if trouble allows. but this is the situation right now in many areas. very desperate. there was julie han, they are reporting a you and 8 official says that the organization is hopefu

the rescue plan provides critical relief and drive and historic recovery. just as importantly, it strengthens the future of our counties and country. specifically, the rescue plan has been transformative in tackling so much persisting challenges facing our counties, from childhood property to housing security. it is -- i the stage with the passage and successful implementation of our administration's historic long-term investments. the bipartisan infrastructural law and the signs act and the inflation reduction act will position us for economic success in the coming decades. let me take us back two years ago when the rescue plan was still being debated in the halls of congress and our country was in the middle of a public health -- crisis. we were losing more people to the virus and -- then any other point since the pandemic began and the public health catastrophe triggered an economic calamity. blaze of jobs were lost and more americans were applying for unemployment insurance each week then during the worst week of the great recession. all of us were haun

on the top of the rubble rescue. tim asked the rescuer to come there and now they're stepping up the air force and dig in because they have detected some people right over there. and now they're digging the walls, trying to reach below and to take more people, as i said, hopefully them also a life i've ever to the last 24 hours here. we have seen dozens and dozens of that buddies coming out. just in the last couple of hours. they have counted roughly around 14, the people being taken out and then put in the black bag and then carry a, carry to the abilene and says, so these buildings are now almost, i can describe them as fresh graveyard. and over there, you can see that the rescue force are still continues frantic. you haven't lived in machinery. thought that we're cold rescue teams joined by the military as well. i'm also families are also joining the rescue air force. i was just talking to one of the guy who help actually the chasm cut out the disabled man to be rescued. he himself has lots of his family members f

of i was to safety. 2 of those rescued with brothers. they were found alive after spending a 188 hours trapped on the road to other use now and chime as president, cheese you pink says the beijing will support iran in safeguarding its rights and interests of the nuclear program. she is holding talks with the radio president for him, right? you see in beijing, china is ron's just tre partner and the biggest customer for iranian oil. jabari reports now from tara forging stronger ties. iranian president, abraham bracy met his chinese counterpart changing ping on the sidelines of the shanghai corporation organisation. last september. it was becca st on. that's where she didn't ping underscore china support for ron and invited his radian counterpart to beijing with iran under heavy us, lead sanctions more than a 5th of its exports go to china. the country's biggest export market. according to the same government figures, china is also iran, the 2nd biggest source of imports in 2021. iran and china signed a 25 year strategic cooperation agreem

our priority is to rescue those, anita, sorry, 9000 people are working now and the rescue efforts on turkey the clear, the level for alarm. that means international assistance is necessary given the affected areas so large and millions of people need help and their need is even more acute because it is winter and they're facing cold temperatures, snow and rain ha, to kia sits on top of major seismic full fines. and is frequently shaken by earthquakes. about 80000 people were killed in quakes that hit the northwest in 1999. with a history of such natural disasters, many are asking why the country wasn't better prepared and why so many buildings collapsed. well, let's get the very latest now from sin him who joins us from istanbul, from where she's monitoring developments and sit him 24 hours on the. the extent of the devastation is all too apparent is not the focus of course, very much on the rescue effort. exactly, exactly as when for the 1st 72 hours are very important make and we left behind 24 hours and still there are areas that the rescue teams haven't been able to reach some of

the army has been deployed to help with rescue operations. the death toll in the era keeper region is expected to rise. o miracle song sharif report. o. a lifetime's belongings gone in seconds. oh. c oh, where this landslide improves sudden i keep my regions swept away. everything in its part villages who moved up hill could only watch as hundreds of their homes were washed though. yeah, i thought must the middle familiars long because there were over a 1000 affected families. we can say that the houses of 90 percent of afflicted families were completely destroyed by the ah, some people were unable to escape some bodies have been retrieved from the day bri. many, i believe to be minus 4 villages were the hardest hit. the in an area called nicholas valko cell. they're twin continuously for several days. they go further, but it is a very cold. there are no houses. this is a complete disaster and we've got corpses scattered everywhere, dead. where? oh, many people are still missing. officials in the city of r a keeper are asking the national gov

help the turkish rescue workers. it was the same in 1999 earthquake when it comes to earthquakes. the people, the country is actually that are, even at the brink of war, they just try to help each other and it probably, we're going to be hearing more countries sending more rescue workers more help to the turkish authorities to deal with the military and situation that that hits 2 kids in the region. okay, thank you so much for that update this sentiment. cuz the only for us from a stand bowl will earlier we spoke on the phone with karen clinic who is the head of the turkish rid crisen. it is the group is currently using all resources available. 7 proven effective for and b has 7 to 6 because you're all the p's and for the, for the, for the injured people. we have a disease as for level disasters announced by the turkish disaster. also the t means and its international disaster information of level disaster. so the 1st turkish disaster response plan activated by them all campus these shelters, food rescue and search c

of miraculous rescues. like the one you're about to see in the early hours of wednesday morning rescue workers in the turkish city of other mon found hope under the rubble. they had heard voices, boy feldman looking all over him. bobby will not work for mom york miss you who told him, well, bear with my cellphone, all 3 year old muhammad and later, his mother fatma what pulled to safety. another toward law was rescued and got on one mirage. a city close to the earthquakes epi santo out of had been under the debris for 43 hours to submit to audi, carmen ball. i hope the girl saw this. you can get you got a project with whom he was taken to a hospital and along with his father who was rescued earlier. some of the wounded survivors from a round turkey have been flown to san bull for medical help. the countless, although the field trapped under the debris rescue workers continue to dig and shout out through the biting cold if only in the hope of saving one more life and perhaps another. and another will d. w co

how is the rescue operation going near 3 days on? is there still any hope of finding any one to live in the rubble while hope is the one thing that relatives clicking on to when it comes to finding people. but yes, certainly the rescue workers we've spoken to and what we've witnessed this morning is that it is more of a recovery operation. at the moment. there are 80 people around 80, people believe to be still under the rubble of that building. we went to another building earlier, much smaller, a 3 people remained there, but we saw one body being pulled out. there were some voices they heard, but they went silent as of last night. so relatives were, they are sobbing particularly when the body was pulled out of what was a father. his daughter was there, inconsolable there, their heart breaking scenes here. you can see people have gathered here. some of them are residence, waiting, as you say, clinging on to hope of some of those miraculous stories that we've been reporting on of a baby and some people that have been pulled out from u

i'm joined now by buccheri and rescue worker. terrible death. he's been here since monday night and he came with rescue dogs. tale bearer. what, what did your dogs find here in the scene behind us that explains why so many people are desperately digging down. they, they was a message brought up and then law after they francois alive for certain care. and that's why i asked us to go here. we for our rescue dot and the dr. mark for 2 of the docs mark here. that there is a, maybe i 1st of the proceeds to try to say, right. so they got a what's that message from under the rubble? yes, they got was well took much from durable and this was just yesterday. so there was, there was good reason to keep searching very now. yes, that's why they push so hard. clearly, 2nd people because they, they feel that we think that there is a life people. and the dogs can tell whether someone is alive or dead. usually with driving our dogs, tomorrow life people because with a life people. and so there is a lot of, but it seems like part of the building a bedrooms and t

they are still carrying out rescue operations, but supplies are running out fast. oh, about from of you yet about the all that say it gives you a situation is very lead. the people of northern syria witness to real catastrophe today. but most of the civil defense are still rescuing people, shall there still pulling out the corpses from under debris made out of this will take many hours and days will that get many hospitals can't take anymore patients much every mom and stuff, but well amadi and aleppo residents work alongside rescue workers clearing the rubble of damage buildings and trying to break shoes, cement, to rescue those still trapped underneath. many remain outside in the streets in the cold. fearing buildings could still collapse either from the damage already sustained or from after shocks expected to follow. we're scared for the children. we went back home and there was another creek. so we went back into the street. rescue workers have miraculously saved many from under the rubble, but as the body bag multiply, local communities are grappling with the

we rescued his daughter, but after that it was dark. like so many here saw b is left wondering water. jan doris in rebel held north western syria is one of the washed hick towns. damaged roads have hampered, rescue and recovery efforts, making it challenging to bring in heavy machinery. mazata zel embodiment him no, we haven't slept since yesterday. that medea people here working with primitive tools, there's no heavy equipment to help them bought in the civil defense. teams are working. one of the many families are into the rubble. we're doing what we can't i, michelle alone. and we appeal to people need to help us. okay. i mean, nationality, it's adena, locals. estimate 60 percent of the tone has been destroyed. the death toll rises every day. attention now times to helping the homeless. i did not give a thought on a situation is very bad. we need 10 food water docking, b flat for just our clothes. look at us up. we have no. she was negative, thought arnie. lock. this unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. complicated, farther by serious

a newborn baby today rescue alive. also coming up on the show, germany's defense minister boars pastorius makes a surprise visit to key for talks with president zalinski as germany and other countries announced new plans to supply ukraine with at least a 100 battle take ah, i bring up it's good to have you with this on this tuesday, more than that sub in 1000 people have died as a result of powerful earthquakes in turkey and syria. the death toll continuing to rise as rescue and recovery efforts also continue the united nations as in total up to $23000000.00 people could be affected by the quakes. the 1st trimmer was centered north of the turkish city of kazi and tip it cause destruction stretching . if you see a long turkey southern borders in parts of northern syria with limited equipment and help rescuers in both countries are racing against time and freezing conditions . no over here, what i, what is the scale of damage is monumental. so 2 is the attempt to save lives a day after the earthquakes shook. this part of

than at a 100000 turkish rescue team. is it on the ground helping, helping, helping to the victims and the survivors of this earthquake a. but international assistance is coming from everywhere and also turkish citizens are doing their best to contribute to this aid organization. aids, a chain actually, and his apologies, local governors offices, the presidency, the disaster management. they do some turkish ref, crescent, and some individual efforts to send a supplies food supplies, a blankets, a outfits, it to the region our own. the way also, the turkish dies, florida is working very hard as far as we are following the turks who have been living in the western countries, european countries, they are also trying to fund raiser for this aid. we are seeing a celebrity is social media celebrities. a fundraising on social media and coordinating all these efforts with the official authorities in order to oh, how i help all these 8 efforts. but i where they were, the supply is whatever the effort is a the, the earthquake hit 1

not havinenough rescue teams on the ground. our organization does not do the search-and-rescue. various sectors, food security, shelter, education and sanitation. so our work has stopped inside syria bee the rescue teams are trying their best. but on the humanitarian side, which is the untold story, how do you go forward when you have the most apocalyptic humanitarian disaster through an earthquake by a team that is well-trained and what you need to do first is make sure that the people that have passed away have been replaced on your team. it sounds as they are numbers, but they are humans and they have families behind them. they have don't so much for humanity to alleviate the suffering. now we are getting this space to this team to reflect with their families. they are the majority i would say. they are committed to come back and assist, what they have been training for, and pick up where they left it. it is very difficult to even express the feeling and emotions. >>nimaginable really. the founder ofhe big heart foundation, they work in syria. the offices in southern turkiye.

rescue those people. there are thousands of buildings, six floors, seven floors, ten floors, even 17 floors, that totally collapsed. there are some hospitals in malatya that have collapsed, we are getting calls and also people are in the desperate position because, still, the state told us right to authorize the rescue operations, but nonetheless, the buildings and the capacity of the rescue teams is not enough. so first priority must be given to the rescue operation. and we need urgent rescue teams to come back to turkey to help us on the rescue. the second issue is it is unusual for this time. and especially in the epicenter of the earthquake. among it in gaza, and malatya, andiy diyarbakir. and do not have the opportunity to survive in the streets. so, we are moving them to the schools, the mosques, and even as you see, on the community centers, just to keep them survive for a few days. one of the priorities is to provide tents and provide heat for them and also food and heat and materials. and the are