Turkey, Syria deadly eartquakes: Through the horror and desperation, rare scenes of redemption
Officially, it's 54-hundred dead in Turkey and Syria but with more than 6-thousand buildings destroyed that can only be a gross underestimation. Turkey's president declaring a three-month state of emergency for affected regions in what's already the deadliest earthquake the country's seen since Izmit in 1999. Through the horror and desperation, rare scenes of redemption. Leo McGuinn tells us more.
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