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c ah, listening for any sign of survivors. these rescue teams in getting into court for complete files. moments later, ladies of one similar operations are being carried out in mulatto dealbreaker, atlanta, and several other locations across tokyo. what the scale of the selection is a challenge for us to, to several airports where put out of service by the quakes, along with some hospitals. those still operating are overcrowded. the death tom is rising, and thousands of people are injured or homeless. in neighboring syria, a similar situation, we have to convert a population that has been a struggling to get access to all the basic services are all disciplined lines are going through turkey. and given the situation just across the board, the supply lines are extremely weak. today and, and they were yesterday, so we are trying to find suppliers will manage to find ways to get her food and, and the equipment across the border. the main one for you made an 8 was closed by that hour. and we are hoping that this will be up and very

still the rescue workers keep hope alive. combing through the debris, occasionally pausing to listen for signs of life. even as the clock is ticking. turkish president bridge a tie, a better one has declared a state of emergency to help his country deal with the disaster. i'm a put on my list in order to ensure that search and rescue operations and the works in the aftermath a carried out quickly. we've decided to declare a state of emergency based on article 119 of the constitution. we will complete the process as rapidly in the presidency and parliament with regard to this decision taken for the 10 cities that suffered from the earthquake. and it will last for 3 months. it was the time on us. not that long ago, our report of terry schultz arrived in osmani in southern turkey at terry. could you tell us a bit more about what's happening, where you are? i can see that there are rescue work as they're going on rescue work going on behind. you were having trouble with the line unfortunately, but if you can hear me, please tell me what's going on. now unfortunately, we're not getting through to t

still to rescue workers keep hope alive. combing through the debris, occasionally pausing to listen for signs of life. even as the clock is ticking or corresponding, terry schultz is in osmani, a in southern turkey, and she sent us this update on the rescue efforts here in the city of osman. here 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 gathered together afraid of what comes next. a

still the rescue workers keep hope alive. combing through the debris, occasionally pausing to listen for signs of life. even as the clock is ticking. allow rapport to terry schultz has just arrived in osmond here in southern turkey. 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

rescue workers listening for signs of life under tons of concrete. >> you can see they're clearing awaynother floor. hours have gone by, still no sign of life. but the search and rescue team remains at the top of the pile here and soon they'll go in again. >> reporter: and a miracle. a 10-day-old baby buried nearly 90 hours pulled from the rubble. plus the unfolding humanitarian crisis. around-the-clock rescue missions to treat the injured. tens of thousands desperately in need of medical help, food, water. millions are now homeless. this special edition of "nightline," "the devastating earthquake: heartbreak and hope." david muir reporting. we'll be right back. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback season. ♪ >>> good evening from turkey where we

signs of life amidst the devastation. when the whistle blows, hopes rise. there are at least 21000 rescue personnel still looking and listening for signs of life among the ruins of the villages, towns and cities of hot, i se, in turkey, survive as a desperate for something to show that a loved 1 may still be alive. where buildings a pancake in seconds as a chance, some one has been tossed into a gap. maddening de mercy has been a rescue for 7 years and owns a construction company. is him a little earlier? we need to take advantage of the 1st 72 hours to rescue people alive. unfortunately, people don't know what to do when earthquakes happen. they don't know what to look for in a house before they purchase one. is that durable? how is it built? if you buy 30 to 40 year old houses with renovated facades, this is what is going to happen to them. as scantrons port is on fire, swathes of the city without electricity running water and sanitation. 4 days after the quakes hit the city, tens of thousands and now homeless. i, my cousin and my brother in law of in here, we've been waiting for 3 days today, they rescued a girl and her mo

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rescue teams are using microphones to listen for voices and any signs of life. listen to that.pull people out alive, there are cheers after the quiet of just listening for people for hours. we are now past the 72-hour window of time that experts say is critical for survival. nick paton walsh is on the ground in turkey. nick, good morning to you. take us there, please. >> reporter: don, here probably one of the biggest cities impacted by this earthquake, the devastation is utterly staggering. behind me you can see what the rubble has done and the grim toll that is building over the last hour. the bodies brought out, one just behind me before literally as you were speaking brought from the wreckage. there are moments when rescue workers run in desperately hoping that the noises or that the body they have seep may emerge indeed alive, but i have to tell you so far today, because of that hour you were talking about fast diminishing, that is less and less the case. indeed, the devastation is startling. these streets of apartment blocks, some standing, unscathed, perhaps with cracks,

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rescuers pausing here to listen for signs of life.limmers of hope as first responders pull this survivor from the debris. after day break in syria, west of aleppo, rescuers lifting an injured child from the rubble. and to the north of the city, saving this toddler. her name are her mother and siblings all killed. rescuers in turkey pulling this man out of a crevice of a collapsed building. this survivor named lucy comparing the quake to doomsday. saying a building collapsed on him and his wife. he doesn't think she survived. across the quake zone, the death toll rising steadily throughout the day. the sheer horror. rescuers recovering the body of a newborn baby, the infant's father overcome with grief, holding his baby, collapsing to his knees. this woman named imran desperate for word from her daughter and family. "the bedroom was right over there," she says. and at this overwhelmed hospital, this doctor making this plea. >> we have information that hundreds of patients are still under the place. the situation is too bad. we need urg

to listen for signs of life even as the clock is ticking. brent: our correspondent, teri schultz, she is in southern turkiye. she sent us this update of the rescue efforts underway there. teri: here in the city, we are standing in what remains of a five-story building that collapsed yesterday in the second earthquake here in this region. the people bend 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 nine people were killed in this particular collapse. 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, either afraid to go back in the buildings where they live if those buildings are even still standing. they are told perhaps not to go back in those areas so they gathered together, afraid of what comes next as aftershocks continue to be felt thro

they listen for signs of life. their hopes are dashed, for now, says kunaya kish.he hasn't been sleep since her sister went missing beneath the rubble, along with her husband and two children. if you could tell your sister and her family something right now, what would you tell them? "i would hug them and tell them i love them," she says. "i still have hope." international help is on the way, including american search and rescue teams who arrived here today. the u.s. ambassador to turkey, jeff flake, tells us. >> it's 161 in terms of personnel, 12 dogs, and a lot of equipment, about 170,000 pounds of equipment. so it's a big group. they're big guys and ready to help. >> reporter: they're setting up camp in the remote corners of turkey's earthquake zone where survivors are desperate for aid, and even more desperate in syria, already reeling from war and the refugee crisis. the only road the u.n. authorizes to carry supplies from turkey to syria is now mangled by the earthquake. the search-and-rescue effort continues behind me, and it could not be more urgent. the fi

enough to hear a pin drop as rescuers listen for signs of life.can hear me?" they shout. nothing. and it's back to digging. but rescuers continue to find life. an israeli army team pulls a 2-year-old from the rubble. and finally we find american rescue teams on the ground in adiyaman, confident there's still time to save lives. in many ways, it's even more dire in war-torn syria, where today, four days after the earthquake, aid has finally arrived. but amid the freezing cold, shortages of food, and dwindling heating, the aftermath, warns the world health organization, could prove even more deadly than the earthquake itself. the w.h.o. says that's because the earthquake disrupted basic distribution of things like water, food, fuel, electricity, communications. simply put, norah, when it comes to what people need more of here, it's absolutely everything. >> incredibly dire. chris livesay, thank you for your reporting. >>> now to that breaking news here in washington tonight. sources tell cbs news that former vice president mike pence has been subpoe

and is there any sign that moscow is listening to china's position? i want to be able to speak on behalf russians, but i believe, well, if somebody has written some opinions in there, he, in the economist all chinese president has a talk a bit more than one occasions. russians should have heard it. you read recently that by threatening ukraine, which chose to give up its nuclear weapons. russia has already tarnished its reputation. didn't it also tarnish it's reputation by murdering large numbers of ukrainians who pose no threat of any kind russia? well, we're talking about a wall and the was definitely it would have a casualties. so we talk about war crimes being deported from ukraine to russia. we're talking about war crimes here while was crime definitely related to war because without was how can we have low primes? this the best anti the war, but we, the china understand this and the, we do a code for respect to for sovereignty. but in this case, do not just mention about the war to self. and the more important thing is also to discuss why this h

still the rescue workers keep hope alive. combing through the debris, occasionally pausing to listen for signs of life. even as the clock is ticking. ima darcy is an international aid worker who lives in gaussian tap near the 1st earthquakes. every center he described to us what he experienced when the 1st massive quake hit. well, we were sleeping calmly in our beds around 470 in the morning when the alarm sought to drinking and airs. quick came, it was so intense the limit that we would, we were trying to find sheltered inside the house and we were hearing concrete popping out of the walls and falling off the ceiling. so we waited until the creek was over. but it lasted for way too. long, we kept feeding it for a minute and a half. then after that we ran outside. we took the car and we drove to a nearby open space, where people started joining us. and we had to spend the night the 1st night and the 2nd night out and the weather is freezing for food and water. drinking water is very limited. we barely have access to that. it's a weird feeling that we are a drinkers. but in a minute we became a

and is there any sign that moscow is listening to china's position? i want to be able to speak on behalf of russians, but i believe, well, if somebody has written some opinions, you never t in the economist. all chinese president has a talk a, the more than one occasions russians should have heard it. you read recently that by threatening ukraine, which chose to give up its nuclear weapons. russia has already tarnished its reputation. didn't it also tarnish it's reputation by murdering large numbers of ukrainians who pose no threat of any kind russia? well that we're talking about a wall and the was definitely it would have a casualties. we talk about war crimes, senior colonel. yeah. bu. but talking about war crimes here. when you're just talking about war, we're talking about women being raped. we're talking about men being executed in cold blood. we're talking about children being deported from ukraine to russia. we're talking about war crimes here. while walk crime definitely related to war, because without was how can we have low primes? this, th

enough to hear a pin drop, as rescuers listen for signs of life.yone who can hear me, they shout. nothing. and it is back to digging. but rescuers continue to find life. an israeli army team pulls a 2-year-old from the rubble. and finally, we find american rescue teams on the ground in adiyaman, confident there is still time to save lives. in many ways, it's even more dire in war-torn syria, where today, four days after the earthquake, aid has finally arrived. but amid the freezing cold, shortages of food and dwindling heating, the aftermath, warns of the world health organization, could prove even more deadly the earthquake disrupted basicse distribution of things like water, food, fuel, electricity, communications. simply put, norah, when it comes to what people need more of here, it's absolutely ever everything. >> norah: incredibly dire. chris livesay, thank you for your reporting. now to that breaking news here in washington tonight, sources tell cbs news that former vice president mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel looking

they listen for signs of life. their hopes are dashed, for now, says gunay akis.n't slept since her sister went missing beneath the rubble, along with her husband and two children. if you could tell your sister and her family something right now, what would you tell them? "i would hug them and tell them i love them," she says. "i still have hope." international help is on the way, including american search and rescue teams, who arrived here today, the u.s. ambassador to turkey, jeff flake, tells us. >> it's 161, in terms of personnel. 12 dogs, and a lot of equipment, about 170,000 pounds of equipment. so, it is a big group there. big guys. and ready to help. >> reporter: they are setting up camp at the remote corners of turkeys earthquake zone, where survivors are desperate for aid. and even more desperate in syria, already reeling from war and the refugee crisis. the only road the u.n. authorizes to carry supplies from turkey to syria is now mangled by the earthquake. the search and rescue effort continues behind me, and it could not be more urgent. the first thr

still the rescue workers keep hope alive. combing through the debris, occasionally pausing to listen for signs of life. even as the clock is ticking. let's go to us, but i'll catch him. a syrian journalist and activist you were there, i believe when the earthquake actually hit could you talk us through what you experienced okay, i can hear you find that for some reason we're having technical difficulties and, and we can't hear you on air. i will try to get back to you in a moment. first of all, let me bring in what the turkish president has been saying, a rich of tie, a better one's declared, a state of emergency to help his country deal with the disaster. alamahood norma, violated in order to ensure that search and rescue operations and the works in the aftermath are carried out quickly. we've decided to declare a state of emergency based on article 119 of the constitution. we will complete the process as rapidly in the presidency and parliament with regard to this decision taken for the 10 cities that suffered from the earthquake and it will last for 3 months. it was the time on us a corresp

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reporter: rescuers call for complete silence, listening for any sign of survivors. some of those trapped have left voice messages, calling for help beneath tangled metal and concrete. international rescue teams are arriving. here, german and turkish teams play 66-year-old to safety. >> we couldn't use heavy equipment because the rubble was so unstable and we were afraid the entire building could collapse. it really required manual work and we had to remove it piece by piece. reporter: that work continues into the night. as families shelter out wars. this city was the epicenter of the earthquake that affected over 13 million people. nearly a thousand buildings have collapsed here. there are people under this rubble, some of them still alive, waiting to be rescued. terry: several dramatic rescues have been reported as survivors are pulled from the rubble. a syrian refugee boy was trapped. they managed to pull him out of the wreckage nearly 45 hours after major quakes. rescuers are working against time and harsh winter conditions to dig survivors out of the debris. peo

rescuers pausing here to listen for signs of life. and glimmers of hope, as first responders pull this survivor from the debris. after daybreak west of aleppo, rescuers lifting an injured child from the rubble. and to the north of the city, saving this toddler. sadly, her mother and two siblings all killed. the little girl now staying with relatives. in turkey, rescuers pulling this man out of a tiny crevasse. this survivor comparing the quake to doomsday. saying a building collapsed on him and his wife. he doesn't think she survived. across the quake zone, the death toll rising steadily throughout the day. we now know more than 3,700 people were killed. the sheer horror. rescuers recovering the body of a newborn baby. the infant's father overcome with grief, holding his baby, collapsing to his knees. this woman desperate for word from her daughter and her family. the bedroom was right over there, she says. and at this overwhelmed hospital, a doctor making this plea. >> we have information that hundreds of patients are still under the

big oil's big lies on a just 0 ah rescue teams listen for signs of life as they try to find people trapped under the rubble up to 2 powerful earthquakes at southern to kia and northern syria. more than 5000 people have died across the region, and one of the largest quakes ever recorded and took here. ah, until mccrae, this is l 0. live from doha. also coming up, the president of ecuador accepts to fate. after early results show, voters have rejected his referendum and china lifts a ban on 2 groups traveling abroad after 3 years of cove at 19 restrictions. ah. rescue operations continue across southern to kia and parts of northern syria. after 2 powerful earthquakes hit the region early on monday. well than 5000 people have been killed across the 2 countries. the world health organization is wanting. the death toll could rise 8 fault or the region of high tie is in southern ticket is one of the worst affected. more than 1200 buildings have been destroyed in the province. people spent monday night sifting through bravo, looking for any signs of life, either loses their bu, we heard their cal

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they are listening for any sign of survivors. some of those trapped how left voice messages calling for help below the tangled matal and concrete international rescue teams are arriving here. german and turkish teams pool a 66 year old to safety. the fall off their favorite enrollment corvette. when home did go out, we couldn't use heavy equipment because the rebel was so unstable and we were afraid that the entire building could collapse. it really required manual word. we had to remove piece by piece of possible. and that work continues into the night. as families shelter out in this city was the abbey center of the earthquake that affected over 13000000 people, inter kia, nearly a 1000 buildings have collapsed here. there are times of people on their vis. rabo, some of them still alive, waiting to be rescued. rezo said that i'll just euro carman marsh, that several dramatic rescues have been reported as survivors are pulled from the rubble in hat a turkey or teams say they found a young syrian refugee boy who was trapped. they