literal smoking gun in the murder of his wife and son? welcome on to our viewers around the world. i m christine romans. the search and rescue operation grows more grim in turkey and syria, more than 16,000 people have died in the earthquake there and hope is fading that rescuers will find survivors beneath the mountain of rubble. remarkably two women in turkey were found alive wednesday after 62 hours buried under a collapsed building. and in syria, a newborn baby was pulled from the rubble, her mother is believed to have died after giving birth. international search and rescue teams continue to arrive including some from the united states. salma abdelaziz is live in istanbul for us. there has been anger over the turkish government s response to the disaster. what are they saying now? reporter: we re now entering the fourth day after this powerful earthquake one of the most powerful earthquakes to strike this region in a century hit. and that means that window, that glimme
There may be something else that i don t know. but one of the things that happened is that what was not done well is as they packed up my offices to move them, they didn t do the kind of job that should have been done to go through every piece of l literature there. but i ll let the investigation decide what is going on and we ll see what happens. the president was clear that unlike his predecessor, he didn t have to be threatened to cooperate. one of the questions, will president biden run for re-election in 2024 when he will be 82 years old. here is his response to critics about his age. watch me. that is all i can say. sounds like you are running. that is my intention i think, but i haven t made that decision permanently yet. the president is on the road. and jeff zeleny is with the
His competence. reporter: and this woman commends will imfor commitments to diversity, restoring civility and forgiving student loan debt but waivers on the prospects of a second term. you can tell the job has worn him down which is where my concern is with him running again. but he s still there, that spark, that fire, that honest gentle man, he is still there. reporter: and inside his brewery, tim says inflation and high interest rates have taken a toll but he doesn t blame biden and hopes that he runs again. i d say hell yeah, i d do it again. i ve been doing it for a long time. i finally have my chance. things are moving forward. reporter: as the president came to wisconsin to sell his state of the yun munion messagen clark remembers his works from the last campaign. i view myself as a bridge, not as anything else. there is an entire generation of leaders you saw behind me. reporter: back when clark viewed him as right man for the job. while he praise the some points
President in madison, wisconsin. it is never all good and it is never all bad. reporter: natasha voted for president biden and applauded many of his achievements. but with another campaign looming, she admits she is eager for a fresh start. it is always seeming like we re trying to do a lesser of two evils. and it woulding in my opinion lovely if we could have somebody who is not in their 70s and 80s running for president. i love that. reporter: when we first met her at a toy shop two years ago, she was grateful biden had turned the page. just the tone down of the rhetoric, the not having to be glued to tv or social media to find out what the late zest going on has been refreshing. reporter: and respect for the president runs deeperzest going on has been refreshing. reporter: and respect for the president runs deeper than a desire for him to run again. would you like to see him run again? i m on the fence. i m concerned about his age, not
Ukraine. and the message here about how ukrainian values align with the european union values. because of course part of what he wants to do here is accelerate the process of ukraine becoming a member of the european union. and that is hugely important for ukraine, that is where they see themselves in the future, it is why all this began in a way, this was part of the reason of the unprovoked invasion. and he pointed out we have the same values as europe, russia doesn t care for human rights and the value of individual dignities. the european union does. ukraine shares those values. and there was quite an emotive line where he said that we re coming home to europe. and of course it was the president of this european parliament who was the first foreign dignitary to go to ukraine in the early days of the war and receive ukraine s requests to join the european union. so fighter jets, long range