Death toll of Turkey and Syria earthquakes exceeds 6,000
The death toll of two devastating earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria has surpassed 6,000 in addition to 10,000 people injured. NBC News’ Matt Bradley reports on how rescue workers fear survivors trapped will not outlive cold temperatures and aftershocks throughout the night.
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Death toll of Turkey and Syria earthquakes exceeds 6,000
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