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Quickly running out for those still trapped in the rubble. silence in some cases the most effective rescue tool, as searchers pause at moments to listen for sounds of life. still finding survivors, but too often recovering the dead. in turkey alone almost 6,000 buildings have collapsed. the rescue effort hampered by brutal cold and hundreds of aftershocks. but still officials say 8,000 people have been rescued. turkey's president declaring a state of emergency for the next three months, but it's these crucial hours that will make a difference for so many families hoping against hope. matt brad...

Victorinox-CEO Carl Elsener im Exklusiv-Interview - «Wir verkaufen täglich 45’000 Sackmesser» Publiziert Victorinox-CEO Carl Elsener im Exklusiv-Interview: «Wir verkaufen täglich 45’000 Sackmesser» Die Krise traf die Kult-Messerschmiede wie ein Tsunami. Die Victorinox-Shops an den Flughäfen blieben leer, kaum jemand brauchte noch Reisekoffer. Jetzt spricht der Urenkel des Victorinox-Gründers über die Zeit und verrät, welches Sackmesser er immer dabei hat. von Fabian Pöschl Darum gehts Trotzdem entliess die Firma keine Mitarbeitenden in den Werken Ibach und Delémont. CEO Carl E...

>> this is the rescue tool we have in every unit in the jail. some body it trying to hang themselves or something. we get in there with it and just cut them loose. try not to let people die in this place. >> still, some inmates will always view suicide as the only way out. but sean phillips believes that his incarceration at the bear county jail might have been the one thing that actually saved his life. >> i was literally, when i came in here, pretty much knocking at death's door. ♪ >> phillips is currently awaiting trial on a murder charge to which he has pled not guilty. when he was first...

Listen for buried voices. exhausted crews are hopeful for more miracles after two people -- there, you're seeing it -- pulled out alive for nearly 52 hours. the situation is so dire, it's pulled in more than 700 rescue workers from all over the globe. sledge hammers and drills, search dogs, audio and heat-detecting technology. you name it. every rescue tool possible used. still, the death toll has neared 300 now. msnbc's mahriana atencio is at the scene of that textile factory in mexico city. i don't know how free you are to talk, mariana. every now and then they ask for silence. >> reporter: ...