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came from. authorities say the object appearing to be unmanned but that it could have posed a threat to civilianra. martha raddatz is live in washington. here in turkey and syria, the second wave of horror, the we arrive on the scene moments,r silence. and tonight, the 10-day-old baby rescued from under the rubble, the mother saved too. hear the urgent call for humanitarian help. the homeless here, the crush of patients in the hospital, now more than 23,000 dead. ian panel right here with me tonight. there is also breaking news tonight involving both former president trump and fo...

Remains at the top of the pile here. soon they'll go in again. and everywhere we look, the signs of life halted, the brown shoe, the mattress, the toy bear. and tonight the white house says the u.s. is ramping up assistance to both turkey and syria, two of our most highly trained search and rescue teams are here, nearly 200 personnel with specialized equipment here in the region tonight. it doesn't come a moment too soon, because tonight the crush of need is growing at the hospitals and of course the homeless here, the humanitarian crisis now unfolding. here's our chief foreign correspondent i...

Turkey and syria is that even though they've survived the quake, they no longer have a home toliff othershrght the disaster zone, the humanitarian crisis is now looming here, threatening to make this catastrophe even worse. david, the u.s. is now pledging $85 million for relief in turkey and syria. we have two emergency response teams on the ground already. you've got this humanitarian crisis looming with shortages of basic necessities like food, water and medicine. the needs are overwhelming. david. >> they are desperate for help tonight. ian, extraordinary reporting. later in the broadcast...