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>> from london. >> this is cnn and newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo >> hello, and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from all around the world and the united states, i'm bianca nobilo. max has the day off it's thursday, february 15, 09:00 a.m. here in london, 03:00 a.m. in kansas city, missouri, a city reeling from a deadly mass shooting on what should have been one of its happiest days they say one person is dead. 21 others were shot and injured when someone opened fire on a celebration for the super bowl champions kansas city chiefs, radio station kk si, identified the person killed as lisa lopez galvan, who worked as a dj and a programmer at the station, an estimated 1 million people were attending that celebration,

more than 800 law enforcement officers were on duty. police have detained three people for questioning, and the fbi has i set up a website asking people for video of what happened and tips by standards say they saw one person opened fire and then moved into tackle him. here's how they described what happened. >> i was hoping barriers just trying to stay in somewhat distance of them and that way i could i could see a cop and help him identify that was the guy and then just there wasn't any police officer at the moment at that time. so i'm just trying to yalda, anybody like can hear me and people are scrambling not knowing what's going on. and i just felt like that wasn't the situation. that was the best thing i could do in that situation or just let people know. this is the guy helped me out. >> he got close to me. i got the right angle on him and i hit him from behind and when i hit him from behind either jogged the gun out of his hand or out of his sleeve >> us president joe biden urged congress to pass tougher gun

control laws, saying was shooting should move us sha-kus, seamus interacting. how many more families need to be torn apart? more now, from cnn's nick watt >> this should have been a celebration in honor of the chiefs back-to-back super bowl champion instead, yet another mass shooting in america, there was panic. fire department personnel giving life-sustaining treatment on the streets. >> everybody started running. there were screaming we didn't know what was happening, but this day and age people run you run three people were detained according to police. they're now under investigation. >> we did see two police officers leads someone away in handcuffs, or a jump like a red? yes i'm angry at what happened today >> the people >> who came to this celebration should expect a safe environment. we had over 800 law enforcement officers,

kansas city and other agencies at the location to keep everyone safe. >> the people were not safe and hundreds of thousands were on the streets. kansas city schools had closed for the day, at an event like this is almost impossible to completely secure. it is a massive open space. tickets are not required. there are no gates and admission areas, so combine that with the fact that missouri is a state that does not control the carrying firearms. essentially, anyone can carry a firearm. you have a huge crowd and likely a large, significant portion of that population carrying firearms. so any conflict or dispute can easily turn into a shooting. >> still unclear if the parade was actually targeted. the chief said hey, all their players and staff are safe as are the governors of missouri and kansas who were both at the celebration chiefs star

quarterback patrick mahomes posted on x, praying for kansas city. >> this is absolutely a tragedy. the likes of which we would have never expected in kansas city and the likes of which we will remember for some time. >> now, the police chief who you just heard from was out on the street. she heard the gunfire and described her officers and others running weapons drawn to the danger. this is clearly a very active investigation still, and the police are appealing to the public for help. >> they also want to narrow >> down to make sure that there was nobody else involved in the shooting who is not already in custody nick watt, cnn, los angeles the kansas city chiefs, issued a statement expressing their star sadness at the senseless act of violence at the parade and rally. >> they >> say their hearts go out to the victims, their families, and the entire city. it also says all cheese players and coaches are safe and accounted for one of the choose pairs, os what are we going to fix these

goals? how many more people have to die to say enough is enough, it's too easy for the wrong people to obtain guns in america cnn spoke with the former assistant director. of the fbi's criminal investigative division. he explained some of the factors that could have contributed to the shooting and the subsequent chaos kansas city, downtown, may, amongst 1 million people mingled in >> there are probably some pretty bad people, perhaps some gang members. then it sounds like this might have been a dispute and every single shot that was fired because of the density of the crowd hit somebody and that's why we may have those casualties. this was an impromptu type event, which is the highest risk type event. it's open, it's wide open. so it's good that they had 800 officers out there. but that wasn't enough. i mean, i'm not saying that it wouldn't happen if there were a cop every five feet. i think the type of

people that do this have no respect for law enforcement and it would happen anyway. it's just it's a difficult event to plan for and afterwards, i think a lot of information goes flying into different directions and it doesn't go into the one place if you had a pre set established command post, for example, and intelligence analyst sitting there waiting to grab the information. the fog of war and chaos does rein in this type of situation >> the us has now seen 49 mass shootings already this year. that's according to the gun violence archive, which defines a mass shooting as one in which at least four people are shot and either injured or killed in a single event donald trump is doubling down on his threat to abandon nato allies were not meeting defense spending guidelines over the weekend, the former us president said he'd encourage russia to attack them if they didn't meet

their spending targets, triggering international outrage. and trump put out more false statements on wednesday. >> we got our allies to pay their fair share and bring it in over $400 to nato. they weren't paying depots. you've been reading about it i've been saying, look, if they're not going to pay, we're not going to protect. okay and biden who said old, this is so bad, this is so terrible that he would say that no, if they're not paying their bills most of them weren't when i got there, one of the heads of the countries that up and said, does that mean that if we don't pay the bills that you're not going to protect us. i said that's exactly what it means. it's exactly i'm not going to protect your fact checkers have consistently pointed out that claims about nato ally supposedly failing to pay bills specifically are unequivocally false there are no bills, only defense spending guidelines that trigger new debts or legal obligations if they're not met. although all of the nato members are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp on military spending and order to take part

in the alliance, nato defense ministers are gathering for a day of meetings in brussels, belgium. today, they're discussing what the secretary general calls historic progress on defense spending. yen stoltenberg says he expects 18 allies to reach the target of spending at least 2% of their gdp on defense defense ministers will also discuss their efforts to increase production of ammunition and their support for ukraine has go live now to brussels and cnn's melissa bell. melissa, to what extent, given that a republican presidency next is as likely as not donald trump's remarks shaping what is being discussed at this summit and the rhetoric that you're hearing i think there were some very firm pushback and comments made, not just by jens stoltenberg over the >> last few days, but also by other defense minister xi's gathering here in brussels to meet in direct response to what they'd heard that challenge to the central pledge of the nato alliance, that an attack on one member as an attack on oil is so many have pointed out since the incendiary remarks made by the former american president

lost weekend, that is undercut by the very fact all of suggesting that the united states might not step in to protect one of its allies so there's been some serious pushback and yet jen stoltenberg has been keen to point out bianca, and i think this is important that the increased spending that you mentioned that we'll see 18 countries reach their commitment of 2% of gdp being spent on defense, spending. that is independent of the comments were indeed the longstanding gripes. the donald trump we've made when he was president. fact it was 2014 that nato allies had agreed that they would be stepping up their spending and every year for the last nine that has risen, stuff federal jen stoltenberg has pointed out, he's also been speaking bianca as he arrived here to the importance of ongoing support for ukraine i welcome the

decision, but european union and to allocate 50 billion euros to, ukraine. and i expect the us congress to agree a package of continued support to ukraine because supporting ukraine is not charity. supporting ukraine is an investment in our own security that we've also been hearing from lloyd austin, the american defense secretary, not physically because he's still recovering from his health complications, but by video conference, he spoke to the ukraine contact group and explained that he was confident that the united states will come up with that crucial funding to kyiv we they will not surrender. he told his counterparts in a video conference and neither will we >> minister. you've spent a good amount of time in ukraine. we've been hearing of strikes overnight, which of course it's a very important part of the backdrop of this meeting as you were just saying, what more can you tell us about what's

happened >> so a series of strikes, bianca from lviv through kyiv and all the way in the east to zaporizhzhia with four people killed overnight. and these strikes may or may not have been in direct response to what we saw one yesterday, considered by the british defense secretary as he arrived earlier at here as a sign that ukraine could still win this it's war. if there is the adequate supply support from allies, and of course, what i referred to as the sinking according to kyiv, of that russian warship in the black sea yesterday, >> we don't know if the strikes were in direct retaliation, retaliation, but certainly kyiv is claiming that as a result of the strike, it is now i disabled or destroyed a third of russia's wants formidable black sea fleet. and this according to grant shapps, is an important indication that there's still can be victory. certainly there's been a sense

that this was some vindication bianca of the wisdom of kyiv, slight change strategy, which has been to focus away from the very static land front lines and on the black sea and using its own sea drones with remarkable effect, bianca melissa bell for us in brussels. thank you so much russia has used an advanced hypersonic missile for the first time in combat. that is, according to a scientific group in ukraine, which analysts these missile fragments that you're looking at here from a russian strike on kyiv last week the airstrike hit a residential building in the city and killing four people, leaving 38 others injured. ukrainian group says moscow use the so-called zircon missile, which is believed to fly eight to nine times faster than the speed of sound experts say the weapon can evade even the best of western anti-matter missile defenses new us intelligence about russia's abilities to deploy a nuclear anti-satellite system in space, had capitol

hill buzzing on wednesday, the upper all started when house intelligence committee chairman mike turner announced what he called a serious national security threat. turner also urged the president to declassify the intelligence. but several members of congress briefed on the matter, say the intelligence is concerning, but it doesn't pose an immediate threat to the us or its interests cnn's jim sciutto has these details from washington this is what we know at this hour. it's new us intelligence, it's about a new russian military capability >> specifically an anti-satellite capability with a nuclear components. so the idea to target us are partner satellites in space, including surveillance satellites, nuclear or early warning satellites. it's with a nuclear component, which of course would expand the ability to destroy those capabilities in space considered serious enough that the us shared it with its five eyes partners, its closest intel partners,

including the uk, canada et cetera. i should note this as well, and i've spoken to three people who are ready in on this latest intelligence, including two lawmakers. and they told me, one, this is not a clear and present danger. this is something that russia is experimenting with looking into designing. it is not currently deployed and not considered something that will soon be deployed. that's key second of all, they've all said to me that this is highly sensitive intelligence, including the sourcing involved. so they were surprised that you have a member of congress that was going so public with this at this time. so that's very important, as you said, it was mike turner who started with something kind of cryptic about a new threat to the us. and it was reporters two dugin to figure out exactly what he was talking about. but then later in the day you saw even one of his republican colleagues, the speaker mike johnson, saying in his words, there is no cause for alarm right now. so it's serious serious enough that they're sharing with their partners, but not one that is considered a serious threat to

debt the special counsel prosecuting donald trump has urged the us supreme court to reject the former us >> president's claim that he should be given a quote, novel form of absolute immunity and not face charges in the election subversion case. jack smith said, trump's crimes strike at the heart of america's democracy he argues the top courts should not block a lower court ruling that found citizen trump can be prosecuted. >> smith >> also asked the supreme court to allow the election subversion trial to begin quickly. coming up. greece's lgbtq couples are daring to dream will tell you about what is giving them cope >> also ahead >> palestinian space and impossible situation as israel orders evacuations at the largest hospital that's still functioning in gaza. >> plus >> a woman makes a chilling discovery okay?

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medicine san frontieres, or doctors without borders has >> condemned israel's order to evacuate gaza's nasa hospital amid heavy fighting crowds of civilians are fleeing the hospital and how which has been under siege now for weeks, israeli military says it has opened a secure route for evacuations, but doctors and medical officials in gaza say israeli snipers have shot and killed at least two people trying to flee and wounded several others over the past few days israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing powerful action rather, despite mounting international concern over an expected ground offensive in gaza's south southernmost city. netanyahu says action in rather would come after israel's military allows the civilian population to leave the battle zones more than 1 million displaced palestinians are sheltering there. and it's not clear whether civilians can go to find safety meantime, arab nations at the un say they're

preparing to introduce a resolution at the security council calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza >> from our perspective, we believe that the security council should shoulder its responsibility and act immediately stopping the fighting saving rafah from this looming catastrophe >> cnn's paula hancocks is following all of these developments and joins me now from abu dhabi. paula, tell us more about what we're hearing from the international community around this sense of an impending ground invasion by the israeli forces in rafah >> will bianca every single day >> we are having more and more international voices join the call for israel not to carry out this invasion. more world leaders added their voices to this chorus we heard from german's foreign minister, for example, calling it saying it would be a human catastrophe.

the french president saying that it could actually be a violation of international humanitarian law. there's been a statement as well written by the leaders of canada, australia, and new zealand together saying they should not happen. i'll read part of it for you. it says quote, we are gravely concerned by indications that israel is planning a ground offensive into rafah an immediate humanitarian ceasefire is urgently needed. hostages must be released. the need for humanitarian assistance in gaza has never been greater. rapid safe, and unimpeded humanitarian relief must be provided to civilians. now we're hearing a very similar sentiments from many of the ngos as well, some criticizing what is happening at the moment at the nasa, nasa complex, pointing out it isn't impossible decision for many who are sheltering there when that to leave as they have been ordered by the israeli military. but as you have just mentioned, there have been some

that have come under fire. we have heard from eyewitnesses, from israeli snipers. so an increasingly desperate situation and then more so for the 1.3 million palestinians in rafah at this point the vast majority of them in sprawling tent cities, food, water shelter is it's certainly not at the levels it should be. we are hearing consistently. but the question for many of them now is do they try and leave and go to other areas where there is fighting still ongoing or do they wait to the what will happen? so it is a very desperate situation. we've heard from the un he, for example, on wednesday saying that if israel were to carry out this wrapper offensive it would lead to a slaughter. so there is very strong and emotive words and warnings that being used. but at a time when we still hear the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that he will take powerful action in rafah after

there is an evacuation. many though, questioning whether or not you can carry out such an evacuation, especially when went many of them there are displaced. a number of times having fled fighting in the past as well. we also heard from ireland's leader, leo varadkar saying that he believed and he israel of being quote blinded by rage, saying he was concerned that they simply aren't listening to anyone at the moment, even those closest to them, even the united states bianca, paula hancocks for us in abu dhabi. thank you >> israel has launched a new round of strikes >> in lebanon and is warning the next one it could be much worse. the idf says its warplanes hit hezbollah targets in five separate areas on wednesday, aiming at military compounds, control centers, and what it called terrorist restructure, the strikes came hours after a deadly attack in northern israel, which the idf says came from lebanon. israeli officials say, and israeli

soldier was killed and multiple people wounded. hezbollah has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but the idf's chief of staff is warning that israel's next camp campaign across the border will include a very strong offensive >> in the end, we will be ready for war if it doesn't end in war, it won't in by compromising the achievements, hezbollah will not be present here on the fence coming up lgbtq families in greece hope a new bill will give them greater rights. but some say that it doesn't go far enough plus the united i just states is behind much of the west when it comes to the regulation of fertility treatments cnn investigates how that lack of regulation and destroy lives coming

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welcome back to cnn newsroom. i'm bianca nobilo. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date with some of today's top stories. the fbi is asking people to share their videos from the super bowl victory celebration in kansas city, where a mass shooting left one person dead and more than 20 injured on wednesday three people have been detained in the investigation. and a new

york today, a judge will hear donald trump's bid to throw out his porn star hush money case that is the indictment that made him at the first former or current president ever to be criminally charge. trump is planning to be in court for the hearing. >> and three ignition and we're goes spacex, go in1 and decius lunar lander the latest mission to the moon blasted off from florida's kennedy space center just a few hours ago, the lunar lander is nicknamed a odie. plans to touch down on the moon next thursday if the mission is successful, it will be the first moon landing for the us since the last of the apollo missions back in 19 72 lgbtq couples in greece may soon experience the future they want for themselves in their own country. in just a few hours time greases parliament will take up a landmark vote to legalize same-sex civil marriages. the bill is expected

to pass and if it does, it will make greece the first majority orthodox christian country to give lgbtq couples the same rights that heterosexual couples already enjoy then there labrapoulou joins me now, live from athens. >> and then to tell us more >> about this bill and how the country is feeling >> we're waiting for the bill to pass, but it's going to be one because it's been an issue that's has been pivoting the country for a long time now, on the one hand, you have the activists who have been waiting a long time to see this right? as they call it, be voted in for them to have equality in marriage, something that the greek prime minister has now also supported and put forward. but she has a lot of opposition and within his own party, even and from what we understand the battle in parliament is going to be very tough. he will be able to get it voted in, but you will have to do so with the help of the opposition of the opposition leftist parties. you have to understand that greece is a southern country,

mediterranean country, a more traditional country than most in europe, in many ways. and this is where we've been seeing in polls so far in people's response to the issue. so while the majority have said yes to same-sex marriage, basically, a step up from civil partnerships that buoys had approved ten years ago. there's a long >> a lot of debates on what to do about parenthood, but what to do about abortion. these these are all issues that have been part of this legislation. and if we understand that if this bill does go through, it will allow same-sex couples to adopt. it will give them full parenthood right? this is something that the greek orthodox church in a country that's predominantly christian, it's over 80% christian has been posing very strongly. there have been demonstrations in relations to the is in relation to this. both the clergy, members of the public have come very much all around where i am now just hearing

outside parliament five days ago, we had a big demonstration today. on the other hand, we expect the activists to be here to support the bill and to hope that it gets through now, if this bill goes through, it will be the first orthodox majority country that will see such a bill. this is significant for human rights in greece, for the region and it's something activists here. i'll have been waiting for, for a long time. >> lynda labrapoolou in athens. thank you. >> japan's once bustling economy is now in a recession, its gross domestic product shrank at an annualized pace of 0.4% in the last three months of 2023. that is the second consecutive quarter of economic contraction the data from the government shows japan has lost its position as the world's third largest economy to germany. japanese customers have pulled back their spending as they contend with higher prices for food, fuel and other basic goods. and the uk is now

officially in a recession that is according to the press association, which says government data shows the economy took another four at the end of last year gdp dropped by 0.3% in the fourth-quarter that followed a slight decline in the third quarter as well. and that's technically a recession, which is defined by two or more consecutive quarters of contracting outputs new analysis by goldman sachs concludes that brexit has been a bust. the investment bank says the us has significantly the uk rather has significantly underperformed other advanced economies since leaving the european union in 2016, it reports gdp has fallen short of similar countries by about 5% along with higher inflation, less trade and shortages in labor. it's not all brexit fault though goldman sachs says the pandemic and the energy crisis that also partly to blame here with the increasing use of easily available genetic testing. several cases of fertility fraud are being uncovered throughout the united states in some extreme cases,

fertility dr. misled their female patients and their families by secretly using their own sperm instead of that of a donor. cnn's kyung lah spoke to a woman whose story reflects the loosely regulated nature of the us fertility industry >> i mean, i'll just put it out there. i mean, i was intimate with my half-brother you've didn't know >> i didn't know yeah >> they couldn't have known >> in the early >> 2000s, they were two teenagers growing up in wallingford, connecticut, a suburb like any other what victoria hilou met her high school boyfriend. >> this i think was junior here. obviously, you're dating. hear what victoria didn't know then my husband and and i tried for awhile and it wasn't working. well, this the infertility world, like back then, back then, everything was quiet. let's kissed, not really secret, secret, but it

wasn't an advertised >> her mother merely hill turn to a new haven, connecticut fertility specialist, dr. burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's baye babe erased it in my mind that they weren't. my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna test curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings, she never knew existed one of them reached out, revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing is some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i just i just remember sitting there just be like

quiet. >> what is happening? >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell the boyfriend took a deal in a test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me connection. and it said you are my sister >> why it's >> we're siblings? >> so she continued to find more brothers and sisters all discovered through dna, all connected to dr. caldwell? >> yeah. >> i've >> slept with my half sibling. there were four of us that we know of in the same high school and other half sibling, we went to the same elementary school and that's just in the 23 that i know >> are you going to >> go even if my children have 41 first cousins that we know of, most which are local to how many could there be? >> victoria story is a worst-case scenario in the fertility field. the fda regulates sperm and egg

donations, but doesn't limit the number of donations nor the amount of offspring vastly behind some western countries with tighter controls. and when it comes to doctors using their own sperm without patient consent, there's currently no federal law and only three 13 dates with existing fertility >> i consider you guys sisters or i'll say my half sisters, a lot more people than we know, struggle to conceive. and that's why all of our moms did what they did because they wanted they wanted babies they would do anything for my kids sake. >> i hope you get the tall gene victoria and two of her half-sister say they are caldwell's biological children are born within four years in the 1980s, it's only through commercial genetic tests that they can track their growing numbers. >> none of us knew and every single time it comes up, we end up having to relive what that experience was like but jeanine, you went and saw dr. caldwell? >> yes. >> you snapped a picture? my did you take a picture? >> i wanted proof but i still when i see that picture, it's

this sick feeling. i felt strongly that i had to meet him to make him and the whole situation real and tried to make it make sense. >> jeanine pearson filed a civil lawsuit against caldwell last year. it's all she can do for some sense of justice. >> we don't want this to happen to anybody else right? >> dr. caldwell stopped practicing sometime in the early 2000s, but he still lives here in connecticut so we decided to docs and see if we could chat with him >> okay. so i saw dr. caldwell. he appears to be frail, quite elderly. i chatted briefly with his wife, who did not want to talk the law is frankly way behind technology in this area. >> attorney matt blumenthal represents victoria hill, her high school boyfriend, and hills mother. there are dozens of reported cases like this up.

other fertility doctors accused of impregnating their patients hundreds of offspring who only recently discovered for the truth because of dna testing. >> it's been kept from them for so long. they can't do anything about it because the legal system may not provide them a remedy. >> it's insane to me that there's just no justice, there's no recourse. the reason why i'm telling the story. i mean, for me coping, i need to make meeting of this somehow. i am happy to be alive, but i don't want to be the product of a fraud of victoria hilou joined by advocates are spending the rest of this week trying to talk to members of congress. they are pushing for proposed federal legislation that would outlaw fertility fraud. the bill has been written. it is sitting in the house. we will be following them on their journey. we did reach out to caldwell's attorney one more time. he did not have any comment too young lah cnn, washington new york city is suing several social media networks over the mental health crisis facing young

people. the lawsuit alleges tiktok, instagram, facebook, snapchat, and youtube are responsible for the rise in youth mental health issues, including depression and suicidal thoughts city officials say they're seeking monetary damages to pay for mental health treatment meta, the parent company of instagram and facebook says it offers tools to support kids and their parents and snapchat says its platform is designed to help users connect with each other. tiktok, and youtube have not responded yet i hollywood star, shower or khan says that's it tells cnn about some of his career stumbles right? britley and the food that he learned to fact plus lewis hamilton's emotional moment as he embarks on his final season behind the wheel, that mistake is when we come back sunday records examines the federal criminal charges against former president trump is it going to be >> difficult to meet this burden? proof, how strong is the government's case? the

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