around the world. the search for survivors, is transitioning from rescue mission to recovery of the dead. we re live this hour. mike pence subpoenaed by the justice department. and the case of the suspected spy plan. the pentagon has released details about what they found inside. the world health organization is warning of a looming disaster of survivors of monday s earthquake in turkey and syria. people have been forced to the bitter cold, huddling around fires. and without proper sanitation and medal resources, the worth is yet to come. workers are making graves for the thousands that were killed. this makes this earthquake deadlier than the one in 1999. the search and rescue team is on the ground in turkey, setting up a tent camp and looking for survivors. turkey s foreign minister says his country has received offers of insistence from 16 world organizations. the world bank pledging $1.8 billion. no matter where you look, it doesn t seem to be enough. cnn s nick p
once an apartment block. first, outcomes one man, sulejman, age 21. the frantic work of mettics here suggested he did not make it. i think it s the possibility of hope, someone could come alive from the wreckage that s driving the large crowd of rescuers. the most intense work done by hand right at the front of the rubble there. out comes a 4-year-old boy. alive, trying to take off his oxygen mask. his father, who follows shortly, does not seem to move. 89 hours in the rubble, they re both a world apart, but found enough mercy to spare its youngest. nick paton walsh, cnn, turkey.