Death toll rises to 5,000 after major earthquake strikes Turkey and Syria
The death toll stands at 5,000 after a major earthquake struck Turkey and Syria on Monday morning. Dr. Carmen Solana, a reader volcanologist and risk communications at University of Portsmouth joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow to discuss the natural disaster.
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