Global National: Feb. 10, 2023 | Rescues from rubble continue days after Turkey earthquake

Finding survivors trapped under the rubble of the powerful Turkey earthquakes is becoming increasingly rare, but rescue crews continue to hope for miracles while digging in the bitter cold. Jackson Proskow reports from Adiyaman, Turkey where a B.C. search team helped save a woman trapped for more 100 hours under a crumbled concrete building.

Millions of people in Syria have also been left homeless by the deadly earthquake that struck Turkey. Many of the affected areas are rebel-held, where blockades have been imposed by President Bashar al-Assad. As Redmond Shannon reports, Assad is now allowing the delivery of relief aid into these communities.

The U.S. has shot down another flying object detected in American airspace. What's known about the object so far, and whether it flew over Canada at any point.

Plus, Peru's violent political unrest between anti-government demonstrators and police has reached the two-month mark, with dozens of people being killed since the clashes erupted. Neetu Garcha speaks with Michael Bednar, a Canadian photographer who's using his lens to capture the country's fight for democracy.

And, pickleball has been around for decades and is now considered the fastest growing sport in North America. Candace Daniel looks at pickleball's surge in popularity, and what's creating tension between players and communities.

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