The world is reacting to the devastating earthquake that took place in Turkey and northern Syria last Monday. As of this morning, 36,000 people have died, and thousands are still missing. Since the earthquake and its aftershocks, groups and organizations from around the world are springing to action to help in any way they can, and Illinois is no exception.The 21st was joined by a member of a charity organization based in northern Illinois and a journalist who's been following the story. GUESTS:Amina DemirChief Operations Officer, Zakat Foundation of AmericaNour LongiReporter, Illinois Student Newsroom at Illinois Public Media