squeeze on the balcony on capitol hill so get ready. and it looks chilly. thanks, kaitlan. thank you everyone for watching, we appreciate it. have a great day. we will see you later on tonight for the state of the union. cnn newsroom starts right now. good tuesday morning, i m erica hill. and i m jim sciutto. right now just a heartbreaking reality in turkey and syria, international aid rushing in as the death toll from that powerful earthquake and its aftershocks rises to more than 5,000. 24 hours or so after the earthquake hit, rescuers they are still managing to pull some survivors from the rubble. in one instance in turkey a child that had been trapped in a collapsed building crawled out of the debris into the hands of first responders. [ speaking non-english ] that poor little child. numerous aftershocks have rattled the region, many people too scared to stay inside their homes, understandably so. they ve been forced to sleep on the streets in freezing temperatu
you have about 1.7 million people dying of fungal infections every year around the world. to give you some context, malaria kills between 400,000 and 500,000 people. it is a big deal around the world, typically impacts people who, a, don t have access to an anti-fungals. you do start to see fungals grow where they did not grow before. our body is 98.6 degrees, funguses can t live at that tour. as the climate has warmed they have started to adapt and they will adapt to the point where they can survive in a warmer climate such as the human body. so now the show is going to come true. i was going to say now another reason for me not to sleep tonight. there s things we can do about it. it is always so good to see you, sanjay.