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coming up on cnn newsroom this caused by documents keep turning up. north of u.s. president confirm additional pages recovered from the private home. and sources tell cnn and other locations could soon be searched. moment of truth, u.s. ramps up training for ukrainian troops with both russia and ukraine appeared to plan would could be major offensives. and 30 years of hiding in plain sight, over with one of the world's most wanted to to lives. arrested while seeking treatment for his prostate. live from cnn center this is cnn newsroom, with john vause,. lawyers for the u.s. president have confirmed five additional pages of classified information were found in joe biden's wilmington residents last week. and have since been headed to the justice department. this comes as sources tell cnn

there could be more searches to come beyond biden's home, and the private office use in washington before being elected president. caused by twitter have been recovered at both locations republicans, in congress, are demanding more information. even many democrats not make the discoveries have been an embarrassment. cnn, alec saenz is our reporter. >> president biden refusing to answer questions as pressure mounts. will you testify with the special counsel? >> cnn has learned the president is personally frustrated that the classified documents saga has unfolded. this has more details about the classified documents at his wilmington delaware home comes lights. the white house, on thursday morning, think biden's personal attorneys are searching a room adjacent to the presidents wilmington garage found one page of classified material. over the weekend, the presidents white house lawyer revealing he traveled to delaware on thursday evening. and five additional pages of classification markings for discovery.

it is a name -- the white house on defense now for an all questions or just department. as a special >> uphold the rule of law means upon the law evenly. the presidents personal tierney defending their information sharing approach. saying they're working, quote, to balance the laws of transparency with the appropriate bodies necessary to protect the integrity of the administration. >> commission hasn't been trained about what is going with president biden's possession of classified documents. >> the house oversight chairman demanding visitor logs for the president's delaware home. but the white house and secret service say they simply don't exist. the white house counsel adding, like every president across the decades of modern history. his personal residence's personal. some democrats acknowledge the situation has been messy. >> it is certainly embarrassing,

right it is embarrassing that you'd find a small number of documents. >> i still like to see congress do its own assessment of and receiving the second from the italian community. of whether there was an exposure to others of these documents. whether it's home to national security. and the case to be the set of documents, without the precedent. >> but as he celebrated the life of dr. martin the king, the president has been trying to keep the focus on the future. >> this is time for choosing. we choose democracy over autocracy and community over chaos? lover hates? he's the questions of our times. >> this all comes as sources tell cnn there was additional locations tied to president biden that could be search for more classified documents. or classified government records. so far the personal charges have searches to homes delaware, the former private office here in washington d.c.. sources believe there may be

other location that could be search. it's unclear who would certifications, or where this locations may exactly our. but all of these are matters that could be looked into but the special counsel has that investigation got underway. arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. >> these can over the mishandling of classified documents would likely overshadow president biden's agenda, at least in the short term. especially now that republicans have is the majority in the house. cnn spoke with house speaker, kevin mccarthy, democratic leader, hakeem jeffries about comes next. >> they would click more the data, when the information. i and the white house tried to say that shows all cleanup on thursday they would've on those more documents. i think it's actually more those pockets continue to rise. >> the situation appears to be inadvertently not intentional. and we see what is ultimately uncovered but by all accounts this was inadvertence, not intentionality. and that should be an important

factor as people evaluate this potential situation. third, we know the special counsel that should be appointed. it's my spectators that my special counsel just gonna follow the facts, apply the law. i forget what happened. press that that information department of justice. hence american people. i wish they could win their. that's another congressional scandal, but believe u.s. house speaker says but george santos has bought his resume, to say police. but else had questions. this differs from kevin mccarthy has acknowledged having apprehensives about santos's record. he said mccarthy has not asked to resign. cnn's -- reports. >> as more and more damage a gravitational come out about george santos. big question has become what do gop leaders between -- cnn is learning new details on that front. sources told her hand brown but

there had been questions in gop circles as far back with last summer. 's with donors, and consultants, and others but george santos and weather is back sir was having. up and concern that exposé might drop before the november election. in fact, on constant who heads a pack with speaker mccarthy felt concerned about george santos. that he felt the need to reach out to lawmakers and donors. and expresses concerns. so, i asked mccarthy, before we head into a republican meeting. whether he knew about whether not something we miss with george santos? >> when we first made aware about some of these allegations get santos. is before it came out publicly when you give any indication about somebody who missed their? >> but which part? >> i needed >> i did not help us resume or not but i was a few questions. >> to her dear kevin mccarthy publicly admitting, for the first time, that he had any

sort of apprehension about george santos back story. and despite all this gop leaders continue to support george santos and fundraised for george santos heading into the november election. and they are continuing to stand by that. melanie zanona, cnn, capitol hill but >> the cranial president, volodymyr zelenskyy, says deadly russian strike an apartment building in dnipro was a war crime. those who responsibly wrought to justice. at least 40 people were killed by russian missile strike saturday. it was one of the single deadliest attacks against civilians as russian invasion. at least 25 people remain missing, rescue crews have been working around the clock in a desperate search to find any survivors. the kremlin spokesperson has addressed the strike was a result of an air defense counter missile, coming russian forces only strike military targets. green's president says the attack. shows the need for a tax. and from ukrainian allies around the world. >> it happened in april, we think that russia's but given

you attempt to ask what the. worth affected you hostilities the front new decisions and the defense apply. all this emphasize how important it is to create our efforts. the efforts of all members the coalition. to defend ukraine, and freedom. and to speed up decision-making. >> the british defense secretary who says ukraine has now reached a new level of support. says uk setting main battle tanks the country. in the meantime, poland's prime minister, calling on germany to supply, quote, all sorts of weapons to ukraine. that would include the tank. this means that drum defense minister has resigned. high-level u.s. delegation which continues a deputy secretary of state. i will meet with the top officials in kyiv on wednesday. the cool story from the u.s. commitment to ukraine and its defense. this comes in the same day we learned that ukrainian troops, in the u.s., began trading on the patriots missile system. cnn's -- reporting from the pentagon.

but >> the first group of ukrainian troops has arrived at fort sealed in oklahoma to begin training sometime this week on patriot missile systems. fort -- is where the u.s. conducted its own patriot training. now doing for u.s. troops, but also for visiting troops from allies and partners. that is where the team about 9200 ukrainian troops has arrived to begin their own. trading the training, according to the pentagon is expected to take several months. the u.s. is trying to figure out how much it can accelerate the training on the system, but it is, and advance and inherently complex system. so operating it would require a tremendous amount of time though and how to fire it but also how to maintain the system in the field. so all that is folded in. also, the u.s. doesn't want to give a timeline on how long the trade may take because this want russia to know when the patriot might arrive in the field. it is designed to be a long range aerial defenses from, to help in addition to the shorter and more medium-range systems the u.s. and others have already provided. the patron will be able to use its radar to detect incoming

threats at a greater distance, and it's muscles to intercept those starts, it has been given to more than a dozen other countries and has shown its effectiveness and other theaters. ukraine is looking to add it to its own area defenses sums as we see these barrage from the russians continue. morton liebermann, cnn, at the pentagon. >> while after they failed to take the town of solid at the russian mercenary group capture the main train station on the town's outskirts, which is located about 14 kilometers north of bucket. the large city which has been a target of russian forces for months. cnn's, and we berman has our report. >> near buckets frontlines, lost souls wander the streets. those who can't leave wildlife. why are given up caring. >> i put some food on the fire and some drops of. would and decided to go out for some fresh air. but the mitchell pays no heed

to the shelling. this is my land he says. i won't leave. but the fighting echoes through the fog. i as russians begin in control of solid, at north of here. the fighting seems to be intensifying. one local resident told us, whereas before, murders were flying over their heads. now, it is bullets. soldiers prepare trenches inside the city. new defensive positions if the russians push forward. there will be sandbags with wood on top says -- and three firing positions on the ever so slightly safer western side of the city. a makeshift marksman offers the basics with no electricity or running water. commerce is conducted in the

open. my two shops were destroyed, says denise. so i'm selling on the streets. but this food is only for those who could afford it. and sarah, he isn't one of them >> i'm living like an animal he says. ivan returns home after collecting firewood the bitter cold and a deadly shelling. people have frozen to death in their apartments, he says. but on a bluff overlooking but most, this artillery officer nicknamed, pilots, says they are begin troops and conflicts. with a private military company >> we are fighting against soldiers brought to the slaughter, he says. these guys have no choice, they are scented students but.

and then, the order comes to open fire. but then we remain, cnn, ukraine. for >> eight people were injured during a shooting at a martin luther king day near event in florida on monday. police say gunfire erupted during an argument that cardio and a block party celebrity life have dr. king. nearly hundred thousand people at the venue. >> as our deputies are but going to be entering the scene. there was mass chaos there. the people who had cars, highly had a thing we can have beyond. it was kind of hard to tell who is a victim, who just hiding at that point. our deputies did start to render aid to multiple people. there people in the crowd. they're rendering a well. there's some people who look people up in cars and taken to the hospital as well.

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downed ascent santa barbara, and montecito, the way up north on the coast, and the, badly in the mountains, it has really hit has hard from one part of the state to the next. after three years of extreme drought in california. the state received about two years worth of rain and a matter of weeks. >> i summit, mid 20 to 25 trillion gallons of water fallen over the last 16 17 days. >> at least 19 people have died as a result of the storms. hundreds more were rescued across the state. from a man who drove off a cliff, his suv dangling over crashing waves. and a woman airlifted from a creek, after clinging to a tree among rapidly rising waters in southern california. to families evacuated from a mobile home park. that flooded to the northern part of the state. acosta road was the san jose collapses the ground saturated by rain, gave way. >> it is really devastating. it just breaks my heart.

just a flooding, and it's almost unbelievable. >> but now, but before the states water supply and lingering drought. an overflowing reservoir near the san francisco bay full for the first time in almost four years. this year nevada mountains. expecting another 2 to 3 feet of snow, though the snow and high winds are making travel treacherous. >> final of the bone, you have no true doing or these have a plan. >> the santa cruz county, a unique plan, zipline to cross their local creek after the bridge washed out. >> but neither in the woods, you, know you gotta be prepared. the rain may be gone for a short while. but i'll take quite some time for what is to receive. places are typically much drier still seem high-levels of water, parts of bread waves are still flooded. and people we've talked to throughout the area say that they are exhausted by the consecutive storms. they tell me they can't wait for drier weather coming next weekend. natasha chen, cnn, novato

county. >> he was known as the last godfather of this sicily mafia. fared bloodthirsty my boss, who had been on the run for three decades. until monday. -- one of the masterminds on a series of deadly bombings by the astronauts in the 1990s. those killing that to a massive crackdown on organized crime in italy. cnn's -- has more now reporting in from rome. >> italy's most wanted mafia king pin, finally arrested after 30 years in hiding. >> as a part of the investigations coordinated by the public prosecutors office of -- we arrested fugitive, monte massena de niro, inside a health facility. >> massena de niro was last seen publicly in 1993, shortly before he went into hiding. after he was convicted in absentia for these fascination of anti mafia prosecutors, giovanni falcone and paulo bore solano. both killed and separate

targeted bombings in a 1992. police have been searching for him ever since. massena dinner is top of that the cousin osha mafia incessantly since the rest of his predecessor, bernardo province nano, was captured near the infamous sicilian town of corleone in 2006. massena de niro has multiple convictions for murder including the kidnapping and death of a 12 year old boy, whose body was dissolved in acid. despite evading police for so long, there was cause for celebration. >> the rest is a very very important event. obviously, said it -- is the keeper of fundamental secrets and deadly kit matters. as for example,, the response of the most serious mafia crimes, or the possible can -- between political subjects aafia leaders. >> it is the prime minister,

giorgia meloni, wasn't palermo to celebrate the spectacular harassed. she said, the war against the mafia is not over. but this was a battle that was fundamental to win. it is a hard hit to organized crime. now, the so-called boss of bosses will be held in a high security prison, and authorities fear his replacement is likely already on the job. barbie nadeau, cnn, rome. >> just ahead on cnn, confusion air traffic can stroll educate airport homicidal collision on the ground, friday. so what happened, and how is disaster voided? can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says usrealtor.com

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welcome back to -- endanger close to cloud on the ground. friday now experts are trying to find a how the so-called runway incursion actually happened. the abasement correspondent, pete want to,. >> aviation experts are calling a narrowly avoided disaster in new york's john f. kennedy

international airport. two commercial airliners, a airline triple seven on a collision course, on the runway. >> i'm very glad to be. here >> passenger brian healey was on board the delta flight unaware of what was about to take place. this animation, generated by flight tracking data, shows the delta flight accelerating for takeoff. as the american flights began taxiing onto the runway head. an air traffic controller in the tower, urgently noticed the problem. >> that's 90 46 council takeoff. lance >> delta 1943 cancel takeoff plans. >> the delta crew slam down the brakes something typically only practiced in flight simulators like this one. >> the captain came on and explained that air traffic control had told him to abort the takeoff because there's another aircraft on the runway. i didn't really sinking how

serious a near miss this was. >> it is the latest example of a top concern of aviation regulators. known as a runway incursion. federal figures show more than 1400 incidents reporting in airports large and small last year. >> there were plenty visual cues from a flight crew to know that they were in the wrong place. at the wrong time. >> orrantia speed mentioned director peter polls suggest now invest gets would want to see the cockpit voice recorder even from -- after the incident that crew has to tower if they made a mistake. >> the last class we are given workers across. >> the confusion was what experts fear could've been a repeat of the 1977 disaster 1 to 40 77 cloud on the runway. more than 500 people were killed. >> who had been catastrophic. had a collision taken place.

>> i really am grateful to be captain and senior chapman will further out of professionalism. >> the vast majority of runway incursions are not as extreme as this one. there's so many safeguards in place. the tel aviv class case study, cause regulators to look closely at pilot procedures and how runways and taxi are logged all the way to the words pilots using the. radios even new technology to better track planes on the ground. but the big question here is why the disability system fails hearted it. the big news is that commercial aviation to assist of the status in the world. beat, mountainside, in washington. >> there's an invitation tomorrow service for the general public for the latest pressley sunday at graceland. the child of elvis presley died last week at age 54 after an apparent cardiac arrests. she was lighter recipes tennessee mention next arson, benjamin, who took his own life back in 2020. the family's encourages donation to the elvis presley shareholder association. like broughton cnn newsroom,

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employees in november, not long after elon musk took over. ever since, more legal complaints of followed. including allegations the company has violated federal labor laws. failing to pay severns. san francisco now. technology writer for new york times. good to see. >> thanks for having me. >> welcome back. the timeline here, for context, it all begins back in november. no long one mosque of twitter, promising three months of severance. noting at the time 50% more than legally required. and severance agreements arrived, it was for one month's wages. if you stand lower than leaders required. >> that is why we filed 500

individual arbitration demands and counting. this is not a win for elon musk. first off, this legal decision in of itself does look like a win for moscow. dragging out these -- in the company usually has deep pockets that can hold out. >> 100%. the lawyer, who also worked on class action suits against uber. and other companies. knows that a high-profile legal battle is that for plaintiffs. so according to the contracts to work at twitter. they were required to go into arbitration to begin with. the judge basically said, we are upholding the contract. so i think it, as much as he wants to be positioned as a win, not a lot rather. i think it is actually one of the rare reasons for a long. in this ongoing saga so far. >> part of that ongoing saga

last wednesday, twitter employees were escorted out of their office in singapore. serving as the asia pacific headquarters. because the rent hasn't been paid. rent hasn't been paid on other promises as well. is this mosques planned for saving twitter? screw the landlords? >> it is funny because my colleagues and i, starting to get tips coming in. they are going to get evicted from these offices and moscow obviously is no longer the richest man in the world but i believe he is up there. first or second. part of his strategy is basically, cutting costs where we can. meaning literally not paying rent on seattle offices. they were evicted from. offices around the world in san francisco they are not paying rent. and i think that he and his basic strategy is to push it to the limit. as far as we can make it before we absolutely have to pay something.

and only then will we start paying. and other thing is to keep the lights on. renegotiate contracts. to everyone they are working with. which is a real hardball way of doing business. >> one reason he is justified that is because back in november when he announced thousands of workers were being fired, he said that it's because the company was losing $4 million a day. according to time, mosques deal to buy twitter has an animal cost in interest payments of 1.3 billion dollars a year. twitter has nowhere close to making that money in money. so the question, on that formula, on that calculation. but more, what are the chances twitter just ends up going out of business? the twitter everybody idealizes wants and then there is the twitter mosque is looking at. those two things don't seem to coexist. >> 100%. twitter has, long before elon,

lots of criticism of what elon has been doing. long before he showed up, the business was not that great. twitter for eight out of the past ten years was not a profitable company. they've been trying for a long time to get costs down to turn a profit. but elon's plan in theory, in some ways to reduce costs and a big way would have been great if he had kept the revenue where it was at. the big problem is that iran is not able to stop himself from tweeting insane things all the time and the advertisers started to flee. so at the same time he is sort of decimating his ad revenue, he is also sort of firing the folks who might have been able to help him to build it back up. so i don't know. there's potentially a cost cutting wave to turn this company around. that is if he stops tweeting basically. >> so it could be a day in the near future when there's no twitter? >> i think it's possible. i absolutely think it's

possible. in the span of technology companies and history. these companies can rise and fall fairly quickly. >> from the my space days to facebook for, as big as it is. not what it used to be in terms of the powerhouse. the amount of time it took tiktok to rise is very short. so i don't think it is out of the question that twitter can go. >> what a shame. >> thank you. and some francisco. >> thank you sir. >> for the first time in six decades, the population of china has decreased. falling by 800,000 last year. the national bureau of statistics has released a slew of new information including data showing that it grew by 2.9% in the fourth quarter. well short of official annual 5.5%. for, that let's go live to hong kong. cnn's kristie lu stout is standing by. what does this mean and what does it say about china's economy as it transitions

through covid and tries to move on from zero-covid to zero policy. >> all of the state of marks a depressing and two foot has been a deeply challenging year for china. 2022, china posting economic growth gdp growth for 3%. for the fourth quarter, china posted gdp growth of 2.9% year on year. and china's population is shrinking. it is shrinking for the first time since the 1960s. the total population now about 1.4 billion people. china right now is counting the cost of an ongoing and historic property slump. also the cost of its zero covid policy which absolutely wrecked its economy last. year so much so that provincial governments were forced to pay millions of dollars. in fact we learned recently that guangdong province. this mega economic powerhouse province in the south of china paid 22 billion u.s. dollars over the course of the pandemic

due to zero covid expenses. like mass testing campaigns. vaccination campaigns. this is one of the reasons why china abruptly ended its zero covid policy last month. and now, we are in the midst of the reopening and this exit wave of infections. but economists point out that this will only pose a short term economic pain. i want to bring up this statement we got earlier today from a senior economist. this is from -- tells us that. q4 has likely marked the darkest before the dawn. going on to say that with the reopening timeline front loaded, the economic outlook has beyond the near term. looking ahead, china's economic growth for 2023 is expected to rebound. based on a number of factors. number one, china will finally learn to live with covid, number two officials in china are showing signs they are now easing on the regulatory crackdown on its critical technologies sector. but thirdly. chinese officials have signaled

that they do plan to pass policies that will stabilize the chinese economy and that is why a number of economists and analysts that we've been speaking to say they anticipate china gdp growth this year to top 5%. back to john. >> kristie, appreciate you putting the pieces together. thank you so much for that. >> you got it. >> just a few hours now until the anticipated return of the no djokovic and his first match of the australian open 12 months after he was deported for his refusal to be vaccinated from covid-19. the 35-year-old is a nine-time champion down under and comes into the event as one of the favorites to claim his 22nd major title. which would tie the current record held by rival rounded all. the dallas cowboys moving on after a convincing win in the nfl wildcard game against the tampa bay buccaneers. quarterback dak prescott, dalton schultz where the game's first touchdown. no looking back from. there tom brady and the tampa bay offense struggled with

again. brady throwing this interception in the end zone. final score, dallas 30, one tampa bay 14. cowboys head to san francisco to take on the 49ers sunday. >> monday marked martin luther king junior day in the u.s.. a celebration of the civil rights leader. marching bands, first responders and more participating in a parade through the streets of washington to commemorate dr. king's legacy in fighting racism and segregation. u.s. president joe biden. so respect us at the nation's capital. crediting doctor king's life. the future of the country. >> we face another inflection point in our nation's history. one that is going to determine what this country looks like several decades from now. this is a time for choosing. what we choose democracy over autocracy. it community over chaos? love over hate? these >> are the questions of our time. doctor king's life and legacy in my view shows the way forward. >> meantime, there is some

backlash over a monument honoring the king family legacy after it was unveiled in boston. the statue titled the embrace features arms meant to represent martin luther king jr. day's wife. hugging after he won the nobel peace prize in 1964. saying though that it is an insult to the family. containing sexual imagery. but martin luther king the third, the oldest of the children thanks the artist did a great job. so much division in the world, he has this. the reputation of bringing people together. that wraps up this hour cnn newsroom, i'm john vause, stay with us, more news after a short break. you are watching cnn.

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