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But first, the u.s. announcing plans to send 85 million in assistance to syria to help provide shelter, food, medicine, and other desperately needed aid, u.s. black hawk allocators also supporting airlift operations in an airbase in turkey, transporting rescue personnel who are most affected and difficult to access. a lot of report from turkey in a moment, but first, some new reporting from sky news reporter, alex crawford, from inside syria. i'm >> the people here are saying this is a real tragedy because it could have been all so different if they had been given extra specialists, more sophi...

We begin tonight's coverage of the desperate search for survivors in turkey and syria with a heartbreaking image that speaks more than any words can to the horror of what's happening. the man in this photo is a father. he is sitting in the rubble, holding the hand of his daughter, who is crushed inside it. she was sleeping on her mattress, and that is where she still is beneath the bricks and the concrete. his daughter's name is irma. she's 15. what do you do when the light of your life has ended? you try to hold on to it as long as you can. this was a photo of them together before. no idea th...

Survivors now in their fifth day in turkey and syria. an axios is reporting. this a you and liaison officer is warning that the two countries are nearing the end of the search and rescue window. joining me now is john molson with the fairfax county, virginia urban search and rescue who is a part of the rescue effort in turkey. john, thank you so much for all of your efforts there so far. i am sure it has been incredibly difficult both on you and your team, with that being such an incredible tragedy there that everybody is dealing with. and the death toll as well continuing to climb. so tell me...

The politicisation of the situation is a normal thing, but the human feeling does not exist. even now, nor in the past. for 600 years, the western occupation is based on the killing and looting of people. the bbc�*s assaf abboud is the first international journalist to report from aleppo, the historic syrian city that has suffered huge losses in the earthquake. the bbc team is travelling with the syrian government's permission in the region, and sent this report. translation: we are now. in a neighbourhood damaged by the earthquake. aleppo is the closest city to the epicentre of the earthqua...

And that plane left at the time we hoped and arrived. the four sniffer dogs and those 77 have been deployed, working to rescue people trapped, and assist the turkish authorities. they are doing a brilliantjob. we also got money through to the white helmets in syria, which was much more difficult to operate than southern turkey. the white helmets, having previously been the civil defence grouping in the war in syria, were really the first responders on the ground that people could turn to after the earthquake struck there. with that money that we managed to get through, they were able to fuel t...