international aid is arriving in the distorted areas of northern the syria plains, chattering supplies from the rise of out of eminence. oman june is here, and libya have arrived at a 2nd un 8th on via 14 sharks has crossed into rebel held areas of syria. the un warns more than 5300000 people have been made homeless by the earthquakes in democratic republic of congo. fighting has been going on near the eastern town of saki, some 20 kilometers west of the regional capital goma. it comes a day after and $23.00 fighters interest closer to saki, prompting funds to free their homes. east africa leaders have called for an immediate cease fire. us fighter jets have shot done was being described as a high altitude object over the small time of dead horse and north eastern alaska. the pentagon says it posed a threat to flight safety. they've come 6 days out, or had shot down a chinese balloon over the united states. your nuclear watchdog chief file groceries in moscow has been holding talks with the head of russia state new to farm ross autumn, may discuss the situation. ukraine's depletion nuc

international aid is arriving in the destroyed areas of northern syria, plains, carrying supplies from the united arab emirates amount in his ear and libya have arrived. and a 2nd you and a convoy of 14 trucks is crossed into rebel how larry is of syria. the u. n warns more than 5300000 people have been made homeless by the earthquakes. mohammed val has more this is ground 0 in the city of dublin in syria lakia district. the government is in control here, but it's meas of innovation after monday's earthquake seem as limited as those of the rebels. thousands of deaths have been reported in government held territories that was out of the city, a minister of health cause and all you met admission, remember agencies, foundations, red crescent and as a non governmental and governmental organizations to linda, helping hand in responding to the mentoring disaster and syria, the syrian government is ready to help to support any countries who wanted to provide the shelters of the food supply the medications to the syrians, anywhere in syria. the needed measures, according to damascus, include t

international aid is arriving in the destroyed areas of northern syria, plains, carrying supplies from the united out of ambulance or mon shanicea and libya have arrived at a 2nd to you. an aide convoy of 14 trucks is crossed into rebel held areas of syria, the u. n. warns that more than 5300000 people have been made homeless by the earthquakes. to all the world news now in democratic republic of congo fighting has been going on near the eastern time of saki, some 20 kilometers west of the regional capital goma. and comes a day after m. 23 fighters aged closer to saki, prompting thousands to flee their homes. east african leaders have called for an immediate cease fire. you as fighter jets, have shot down a high altitude object as calling it over the small town of dead horse and northeastern alaska. the pentagon says it posed a threat to flight safety. come 6 days after it shot down a chinese balloon over the united states. un nuclear war stop chief raphael grossey is in moscow, is been holding talks with the head of russia's state nuclear from or sat on. they discussed the situation a

syria? i know that war plain to be narrowly bombarding syria over the past few weeks armed by britain, the united states and european union nations. well, yeah, you mean what about that? all of china, i'm helping syria. yes. that's what i'm asking. well, we are actually counting on the eyes of china and russia on the bricks on a shanghai. we are also something that in requested to be of there, but in shanghai, there is definitely changing and where we definitely are in the right side of history by standing with dish on china because it is a human need. now the multiplan word is a human need because what then they go many. now really is typing an existence or war because they know that that child of thresher and the east and come in this war would mean within an end to watch them. he'd go money and that's why they are hiding up to what to do to blocks in that china sea in africa, in the middle east to do in order to preserve there you go many and leading that is losing the resources of the people. i am very you say that and yet the war planes will be over damascus. perhaps tonight. what's it like

syria. in government controlled territories, plains loaded with humanitarian aid, have been arriving continuously. there also where united nations agencies are based in the north. the u. s. has acknowledged failing syria with an inadequate response . it says that will change, but many here are doubtful. there will be any stained international health minima. does the liam, we have no heaters, no blankets is nothing. just a tent over our heads or shops were destroyed. who will help us to rebuild our lives? and in the scars of 12 years of war have still not healed in a region where millions are displaced and poor. now there is a new crisis for people whose sole purpose has long been to survive then for their elders, eda, northwest, syria, survivors and the worst hit parts are severe. have one plea bring in the aid. i will, you offered a nurse from the 1st day we had around 3900 families who reflected without any shouter. we had 270 buildings that were completely destroyed around a 1000 buildings and not suitable for use. we have 3900 families who have no shelter home early on. second, danny desperat

syria. in government controlled territories, plains loaded with humanitarian aid, have been arriving continuously. there also where united nations agencies are based in the north, the u. s. has acknowledged failing syria with an inadequate response. it says that will change, but many here are doubtful. there will be any sustained international help. min namath dod, welcome. we have no heat, has no blankets issued nothing on just a tent over our heads or shops were destroyed. who will help us to rebuild our lives? the scars of 12 years of war have still not healed in a region where millions are displaced and poor. now there is a new crisis for a people whose sole purpose has long been to survive. center for their elders. eda, northwest syria. what annoys poacher, hassan that he to head of the syrian for him. this is an organization that's been providing aid inside north, west and syria. he described the devastation that set millions of syrians are experiencing now, but it comes after years of civil war and violence. are you talking about misery upon misery, for people. ready living in northwest 45

express his condolences over the tragedy in the countries. moscow has sent for emergency plains to turkey, syria loaded with necessary equipment. that attachment includes 7 canine teams and more than 100 specialists, accompanied by rescue dogs to provide all the help they can. in addition, russian rescue was bringing a mobile hospital to the disaster zone, when medics will be able to provide qualified aid on site and russia. the defense ministry has instructed start already deployed in syria to assist in recovery efforts with more than 300 western troops. now one location there and actively providing a additionally most get it dispatched 50 units of special military equipment to help play the rebel and search for victims military. my takes of also sets a mobile aide centers at a russian operated at base. meanwhile, in moscow, people are laying flowers and lighting candles in front of the turkish councillor, to sense that condolences and share the sadness for the lives lost in the nations, was that natural disaster in decades and with the aftershocks felt as far away as israel videos posted on so

with turkey. baghdad is dispatching civil defense teams to and sending to plains of humanitarian aid to its war torn neva, syria. it's a relief f at coordinated by the red crescent and the iraqi government. ah, 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 authority. a marvin, we also sent 150 pound emetics with their ambulances and mobile emergency equipment to turkey home, to help our brothers in turkey, to face these problems. here i am, one more get hadn't much handled 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 lay kate and rescue survivors. you're watching g w new, steven beardsley is up next after a short break with your business news. i'll be back again at the top. the next hour . thanks roger. take care. i i, she's got issues with awesome. great.

syria. however, as you can see from this map compared to turkish or a port plains are avoiding syrian irvings doctors without borders, operations manager in syria, martine flux, tra told me nothing should get in the way of age, getting to the countries most inferior return, where the relation has lived for the last 12 years already in conflict. there was a whole different level of available a services for the nation. so there is a lot of barriers and to reach, reach the population who needs so desperate so much a many people have already been displaced. and like in the north northwest of syria, people were already living in precarious situation. and then the earthquake hits, for instance, are here your colleagues who were affected themselves who, who, who lost a family member day were in the lead to treat, to treat their, their, their, their neighbors, basically. and people coming to the health facilities. so the speeding up this go into the next gear and especially had to, to have that done in an hambert way with all the different authorities in full in these rooms that will really help and

syria. we failed the syrian people. since that earthquake are plain loads of aid have been landing and government control to airports, damascus, aleppo, the united nations operates in government controlled areas and they were delivering much needed shell food supplies and shelter for those affected by the creek. but in the northwest, just a few trucks entered, entered the country. in fact, according to the white helmets, this is the syrian civil defense volunteers. be they called off the search and rescue operation days ago because they said countless lives have been lost because they didn't have the heavy material, heavy machinery needed in order to rescue people underneath the rubber. so there's a lot of anger in northwest syria. they feel that the world has abandoned them. the international community did not provide them any support. and now they're very concerned that the international community is dealing with a man. they do not consider legitimate the president of syria who has been doing his best for the international with his reign in the coun

syria after the disaster. according to damascus, as you can see in this map, for example, compared to turkish airports, plains are avoiding syrian or fields. the greater news host are in must say earlier attempt to twitter to condemn washington sanctions against syria. he posted a screenshot of a new york times article, claiming it exposes the effect of us restrictions hampering aid, getting to the country following the quick not after that the times changed its story stating of its the serene government type control that's at fault. earlier i spoke care or the program did with the founder of the seriana analysis side, cavort, i'll mafia. and he said media outlets are focusing on shifting the blame instead of calling for help to the effected region. actually the mouth space of the ca and the deep states in the united states are very busy. now with this, trying to blame the victim for being a victim. and they're trying to say that it's the serve and deserve the sanctions because of for resisting for trends. years decision change, we're again serious. so we have the impulses, sanctions in order to turn their liv

syria after the disaster. as you can see on the map, for example, compared to turkish or forts in the northern part of that graphic plains are seemingly avoiding syrian or fields. i'm happy to say we can talk more in this with doctors without borders, operations manager in syria, martine flock strip or teen. thank you very much for your time. at this time, when it comes to the international response to the disaster are both trickier on syria receiving a similar level of help. if we look at the context of the both countries affected before the earthquake, the situation was a very different where the baseline of both relations with different infrastructures in syria, which are where the lation has lived for the last 12 years already in conflict. there was a whole different level of available services for the nation. many people have already been displaced and like in the north northwest of syria, people were already living in precarious situation. and then the earthquake hit 2 countries with devastating with demonstrating consequences. where the, where, where major issues are the excess extra physical access with the hospi

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in government control, there is plains, have been landing, with humanitarian relief walls, and 37000 people have died in syria and turkey. most of those killed in syria where in rebel health areas. we have a team of correspondents covering disaster across tech and inside syria said hot assault. so our coverage fumes in there is one of the hardest areas in syria. there is desperation on the ground. we are in gender as one of the hardest hit areas in northern syria and this town alone, more than $1100.00 people were killed, a whole neighborhood now reduced to rubble. people here say that they've lost their family members. neighbors in this house alone, if you remember that newborn child, which was who was rescued still attached by the umbilical cord. she's now in hospital and she lost her whole family. so you have many stories like this here. but unlike in southern kiya here in syria, you don't see the international rescue teams who don't see an international aid effort to help the people on the ground. news of the opening of the 2 border crossings undoubtedly will help of the situation on the ground. so far, 8

while the government control derose plains loaded with humanitarian relief, have been landing more than 37000 people have died in syria and turkey. majority of the dead in syria are in rebel health areas. 17 correspondence covering the disaster across thicket and inside syria. and some international aid has already arrived in northwestern. sir russell soda has more from the town up maddox miss had been in northwest syria. these rebel held areas were heavily formed by the regime throughout the 12 year long civil war. last week's earthquake has made things worse, killing thousands and injure in many more on the radar. sadly, the head of the syrians, civil defense forces, also known as white helmets, says the global responds to the disaster has been to a little while i had a thought so that i am bad. i've had the most difficult 7 days of my life. we've been forgotten for years and the world didn't hear us. if the world had heard our voice. we wouldn't have lost these souls in marta to be seen in italy province. where the earthquake kit, the hardest aid is desperately needed. but not right now. we've been displaced severa

in government control, there is plains loaded with humanitarian relief, have been landing more than 37000 people have died in syria and turkey. most of those killed in syria were in rebel held areas. we have a team of correspondence covering the results to cross ticket and inside syria. and that's indeed where we start with this report from lobby in june. that is, which is one of the hardest parts of syria that i can recall k for who has bought the camera will show you the situation of some of the 15000 families affected by the earthquake in northwest syria. they sleep here without protection, but they are not even in attendance. they also here they have nothing for heating them, but some olive branch is collected from farms which they burn out. there are thousands of families here in the countryside as gender is saying. here is a child. let's see where he sleeps in such cold weather. this blanket is the only thing available for him. this is the situation of tens of families here. my words are not enough to describe the situation for this child has other families around here living in a similar situation. as you c

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control, territories, plains loaded with humanitarian aid, have been arriving continuously there also where united nations agencies are based in the north you and has acknowledged failing syria with an adequate response. it says that will change with many here are doubtful. there will be any sustained international help. minima. we have no heaters, no blankets, nothing. just a tint of our heads or shops were destroyed. who will help us to rebuild our knives and the scars of 12 years of war have still not healed in a region where millions are displaced and poor. now there is a new crisis for people who sole purpose has long been to survive. then there was ita, northwest syria, doesn't he though he's had all the syria forum man organization which provides aid inside northwest and syria. he describes the devastation, millions are experiencing. are you talking about misery upon misery for people. ready living in northwest 4500000 people, 2 thirds of them have been displaced. 2.1000000 children. they don't attend school . 66 percent are in the northwest syria. 90 percent of the syrian people are below the poverty line. all of this is before the earthquake and now come to the eart

from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> john: turkey and syriareeling from monday's major earthquake. at least 11,000 people are dead, about 50,000 more injured, and at least 6,000 buildings destroyed. rescuers in a race against time now as they work to free survivors from underneath the rubble. firefighting teams from fairfax, virginia and los angeles arrived in the region today to try to help. confusion at the trial of disgraced south carolina lawyer alec murdaugh after everyone in the courthouse was forced to evacuate the building. it all happened in just the past hour. jonathan is live in our southeast bureau with what we know so far. jonathan, assume a threat against the court? >> yeah, exactly. got a statement from the south carolina law enforcement division or sled, confirming officials received a bomb threat. out of abundance of caution, ordered evacuation of the building. we have some video to show you of people being moved to the other side of the street, both sled and colleton county sheriff's are investigating before they allow people

syria surges overnight from yesterday's powerful earthquake. urgently needed supplies and the items most needed for survivors there. >> very plain terms, it's as if we were in a race and the other team got years, not days, not yards, not miles, but years head start. >> san francisco leaders debate how to even the playing field for black families following the slavery era, and then the denial of economic, educational and employment opportunities. the proposed plan for reparations now taking shape. >> a big day in washington where president biden tonight delivers his second state of the union address. we're live in washington with a look at what to expect and some bay area people invited to attend. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >> a very good tuesday morning to you. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at that forecast right now because meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect and how is it looking? >> it's looking the same as yesterday but it may be a little warmer by the afternoon. we do still have this very cold start as you get

plains, georgia. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you so much for that. >>> we've got breaking news from turkey and syria where a powerful earthquake, 6.4, has hit the region again according to turkish officials. it happened just about an hour ago in the exact same area devastated by the massive earthquake two weeks ago. the death toll from that quake nearly 45,000 now. we'll keep track of the developments surrounding this latest earthquake and have them through out these two hours. >>> meantime, ron desantis showing strong signs he's eyeing a 2024 white house bid. why his trip to illinois is stirring up trouble. >>> countries around the world watching president biden's historic visit to kyiv. how will putin and the russian people respond. >>> a somber day at michigan state university as campus reopens, mixed reactions from students. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. reports" only on msnbc it? (einstein) i got what i paid for. not so smart. (cecily) nah, you're still a genius. but, there is a smarter way to save. (einstein) oh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! for a limited time, get welcome u

the plains and upper midwest, and another storm developing in the northwest will move east with more potential for heavy rain and snow. >>> a week after those devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria the death toll is now over 35,000 but there are still signs of hope and stories of heroism to be told. gabe gutierrez went inside a hospital that's treating the survivors. >> reporter: tonight after more than 182 hours trapped in the rubble this 13-year-old boy is alive. holding a rescuer's hand more astounding rescues a week after the initial earthquake this newly released security camera footage showing the terrifying moment as buildings crumbled into clouds of dust. today, we visited the hard-hit turkish city nurdagi. for the living, new tent camps for the lost, new graves earlier today a search and rescue team was called in here because they got word there might be a survivor trapped in that rubble it turned out not to be the case. they instead found the body of a 16-year-old. right now her family's in the process of identifying her. as turkish prosecutors issued warrants against more than 100 building contractors suspected of shoddy construction, the turkish government is also fa

plains. and these we continue per month at least 10 turkish provinces were impacted and tremors could be felt hundreds of kilometers away. among the countries mostly affected neighboring syria, already crippled by years of war, suffered mass devastation when seismic shock spread engine, northern parts of the country. let's take a closer look at the deadly aftermath. now, so far more than 6000 deaths have been confirmed inter kia with over 37000 people injured syrian authority have reported more than 1000 killed and 2000 and injured. for more details on this, let's cross live now to our teeth. peter scott, who is currently in one of the areas most affected by the earthquakes, inter kia peter is good to see you. now, what are the latest update on what's happening there on the ground right now will raise. so we landed here a couple of our goes in the city of the deer bucker under, according to unofficial figures, around 132 people were killed in this earthquake and 909 people and i've been left injured. of course, those are unofficial figures and unfortunately are expected to rise as we entered day 3 since those devastating earthquakes rot this city. and of course, the cold te

plains of you know, loaded with a landing into my skus and a level. and just a few hours ago he was an old man. yes, man did not cut off diplomatic relations with syria, but, but there has been no money official visiting damascus throughout the war. and now you see the syrian president almost being accepted by more and more arab countries . and so when, when people of the northwest, you know, look, you know, see what, what these developments they're concerned. because these are people who cannot and will not live under the rule of the sharp. alas, said these are people who rose up against his rule. and if they're ever to live under his rule, their security is not guaranteed. so it's not just the question of surviving putting food on the table, finding shelter, finding medicine, now, they are worried about the political, their political future. they know how to thank you very much. indeed. deaf again is the picture there from beirut about the situation and serial is very latest earthquake, 6.4 magnitude. let's get to that. i just now from it live in syria, we spoke to do huffy, i'll handle an activist and residence in the city. all people here now are

plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >>> it's now been a full week since that catastrophic earthquake hit parts of turkey and syriae number of people about 36,200 now. so it's astounding that today we're still seeing rescues like one. a 25-year-old woman recovered alive after 178 hours buried in that rubble. >> unbelievable. hours later at that very same rescue site, a 13-year-old boy named kahn was pulled from ash and rock on to a stretcher and carried down to an ambulance. >> just hearing of that miracle right there, that boy being alive. the turkish health minister just placed this video where rescue workers placed an oxygen mask on a young girl after she spent 178 hours under the rubble of a building and asked if he'd like to eat a bagel. she also wants strawberry milk as well. >> the least they can give her at this point given what she's been through. cnn's nada bashir is in istanbul. nada, seven days without food or water. what more are you learning with how the rescues are being carried out? >> reporter: well, bianna, victor, these rescues have been a remarkable feat. it's not just turkish rescue teams, of