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The soaring death toll and the massive earthquake across Southeast Asia, buildings collapsing, the frantic search for the missing.

Here at home, deadly floods and wildfires and the major cross-country storm.

First, the quake devastation throughout Southeast Asia, stretching hundreds of miles.

An entire 34-story building in Bangkok crashing to the ground.

People fleeing for their lives as a cloud of dust and debris fills the air.

More than 100 construction workers believe trapped.

The sheer force of this massive quake reaching as far away as southern China.

Water from a rooftop pool spilling down hundreds of feet to the streets.

Our Brit Klenet on the scene in Bangkok tonight.

Here at home, the deadly floods in Texas.

And in the Carolinas, the complete opposite.

And our weather team timing out this weekend's massive cross-country storm.

The frigid response in Greenland after President Trump declares we have to have the island.

Vice President Vance traveling there to make the case.

What he said when asked if the U.S. military will take Greenland by force.

Terry Moran from Greenland and what he's hearing from the people who live there.

Stocks plunge on Wall Street amid uncertainty over President Trump's tariffs as the president and Canada's new prime minister hold a high stakes phone call.

The urgent manhunt here in New York tonight for two men who police say carved a swastika into a cyber truck.

Elon Musk vowing to target those responsible for attacks on Tesla ahead of calls for a nationwide day of protests against the car company.

King on his condition and America strong tonight.

The heartwarming story behind this high school band and a now viral moment of joy.

From ABC News World Headquarters in New York, this is World News Tonight with David Muir.

Thanks for joining us on this Friday night.

Desperate rescue efforts happening right now across Southeast Asia after that massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake.

The epicenter in the war torn country of Myanmar.

But the impact reaching as far away as southern China.

This is the moment a 34 story building under construction came crashing down in Bangkok.

Clouds of dust and debris filling the air.

More than 100 workers believed trapped inside.

Rooftop pools spilling out waves of water hundreds of feet down.

Many that didn't collapse, leaning precariously in southern China.

The desperate rescue efforts now around the clock.

This moment showing crews saving a young boy from the rubble.

The extent of the devastation is yet to be fully revealed.

ABC's Brit Klenit leads us off from the scene in Bangkok.

This is the moment that catastrophic earthquake rocked Southeast Asia, toppling buildings, sending panicked crowds fleeing and causing widespread death and destruction.

More than 150 people killed across the region.

In Bangkok, Thailand, that entire 34 story skyscraper still under construction crashes down to the ground as workers flee for their lives.

Jack Brown on a nearby highway watching as the building fell.

It was just horrifying to see that destruction.

A desperate search for survivors tonight.

More than 100 people still missing here tonight.

Crews here are working all through the night searching for any signs of life in that giant piece of rubble.

The epicenter more than 600 miles from Bangkok in central Myanmar.

A nation torn by years of civil war now devastated by a monster 7.7 magnitude quake.

Buildings left leaning on their foundations.

Rescuers cheering the incredible moment a child is pulled from a flattened building alive.

I was praying in the monastery and suddenly the ground was shaking.

More than 450 miles from the epicenter of that quake, people in Yunnan province, China also feeling the tremors.

Horrific video showing the moment falling debris rained down on people below this 31 story building.

Back here in Bangkok, the violence shaking sending water spilling out of rooftop pools cascading down high rises.

American expat Deborah Poonachet has been living in Thailand for 28 years.

I was in my lazy boy and all of a sudden it moved back and forth and then it toppled over.

Authorities now warning millions to be alert.

The region already hit by a powerful 6.4 magnitude aftershock.

Britt Klennett live on the scene of that deadly building collapse in Bangkok.

And Britt, the true scope and toll from this massive quake still unclear tonight.

You can see this massive pile of debris behind me.

There's still very much an active search going on and we don't know the true extent of destruction of this quake across the region.

And tonight the U.S. is vowing to help Whit.

Meantime back here at home, the flood emergency in Texas has turned deadly.

Parts of the state receiving more than a foot of rain.

Flooding roads, submerging cars, first responders performing hundreds of water rescues.

Meantime to the east, the Carolina wildfires exploding in size as hundreds of firefighters race to get the upper hand.

ABC's Faith Abubay in Saluda, North Carolina again tonight.

Tonight more danger for the deep south after a flash flood emergency overnight.

More than a foot of rain in spots killing at least three people.

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