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Monday. the competition is set to start in march. and the six time world champion michaela schiffer and has matched the record for the most world championship medals in the modern era. the american took silva in the latest run. it is her 12th medal. she narrowly missed out on gold by 11 hundredths of a second. and that is all your support for now. more in the next hour. back to the earthquake now in turkey and in syria and more than 11,000 people are now known to have died after those devastatin...

Join the rescue teams, but each time by now a tragic ritual, another body is found. and the families have to identify the dead as the crowd mourn. another tragedy unfolds on the broken streets. but many remain cut off. turkey says more than 20,000 troops and rescue workers are now dispatched. but there is growing anger as well, as collapsed buildings go unsearched and survivors go hungry. turkeys president visited the homeless in one region this morning, promising several hundred dollars to each...

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Approaching half a million, 6,000 to 7,000 buildings are destroyed. serious stuff. we look at a homeless situation of people needing oil, gas, electricity, heating, what have you. we saw it today. president erdogan of turkey come to the region trying to sooth the emotions a little bit now. people are getting a little angry, a little tired. they need help and they are in the street. they are getting it from the world, too, though, dana. 70 different countries pitching in with rescue workers inclu...

Among the best equipped, as we travel further afield, the news is much worse. every now and then paramedics join the rescue teams, but each time by now a tragic ritual, another body is found. and the families have to identify the dead as the crowd mourn. another tragedy unfolds on the broken streets. but many remain cut off. turkey says more than 20,000 troops and rescue workers are now dispatched. but there is growing anger as well, as collapsed buildings go unsearched and survivors go hungry. ...

Back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what wont matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings. an earthquake tests any nations resilience. war has taught a generation of syrians that they have to fend for themselves. in idlib province...

Cold wind but its too bitterly cold wind but its too dangerous. any one of these buildings could collapse around you. so you stay here on the street and you build a fire and you try not to cough as thick black smoke filled the air. and then the morning comes and it doesnt bring relief. at first light, families keep a silent vigil as rescue workers scaled piles of rubble, once homes but no tombs. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes miracles happen. but th...

Of hope for the relatives waiting anxiously for any kind of news. so far, none of that has been what they wanted. as the teams here are among the best equipped, as we travel further afield the news is much worse. every now and then, paramedicsjoin the worse. every now and then, paramedics join the rescue teams. but each time, by now, a tragic ritual, another body is found. the families have to identify the dead as the crowd mourn. another tragedy unfolds on these broken streets. but many remain ...

Correspondent greg palkot is in southern turkey tonight. [shouting] >> amid the horror of the aftermath of the turkish earthquakes glimmers of hope. a father, his daughter and son all rescued from the rubble. a newborn baby carried from a site carefully in southern turkey as the body count builds. the death toll well over 12,000 now. marmorgues overfilmed. window for survival closes. desperate hours in the turkish city of gazay, rescue workers using everything they have. cranes, drills, pics, sh...

The interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away from the issue, from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but its not clear whether aid collected and delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel—held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of...