♪ coming to the end of the third quarter. lebron james. a shot at history. and there it is! lebron stands alone! the nba's all-time scoring record now belongs to lebron james. >> okay, so when we went to the game last week, i think we went to the wrong game, don't you think? >> some people watched the "state of the union," some people watched lebron james breaking the corscoring record. >> you were on the set going -- did you get to watch in. >> i didn't see it in realtime. but he had tears in his eyes afterwards.

what a moment. >> remember when we were on the court last week and we did that interview with tnt, they asked us about that and i got the note from kareem, he said he was very proud. people thought that he'd be upset that someone is taking his record. but he said he was very proud and he was on the court last night. >> what a night. good morning, everyone. we're for getting we're on television. you can see we're this washington. the capitol is behind us and it is another big day for washington. the state of the union happening last night and president biden delivering his second address to a divided congress. he was heckled and booed and kept the focus on issues impacting middle america. highlights straight ahead. also survivors are still be pulled from the rubble in turkey and syria. the death toll has now risen to 9500 people from that earthquake. see the heartbreaking images this devastating story. we'll take you live to turkey. and we begin with president biden facing a tough and at

times down right hostile crowd last night. watch. >> i'm not saying it is -- let me give you -- anybody who doubts it -- >> whatever you thought, it was an interesting back and forth and we'll discuss it. some republicans heckled and booed his "state of the union" address and at one point he seemed to get republicans to promise that they would not slash medicare and social security. >> as we all apparently agree, social security and medicare is off the books now, right? all right. we have unanimity. tonight let's stand up for seniors.

stand up and show them we'll not cut social security, we will not cut medicare. >> let's bring in now senior white house correspondent mj lee. good morning, i'm sure you are blurry eyed as we are, but it was a very interesting speech by the president. his first "state of the union" in front of a divided congress and it really showed. >> reporter: and in so many ways. it was such a different speech than the one that he gave in the two years past. as he tried to turn the page on the first two years of his presidency by talking about the strides made over the last two years. but it was very clear that this was a speech meant to be about the future. as he told the american people, it is time to finish the job that he has started. >> because the soul of this nation is strong. because the backbone of the nation is strong. because the people of this nation are strong. the "state of the union" is strong. >> reporter: president biden seizing on a major primetime

address to a joint session of congress to reflect on the past two years. >> it is a story of progress and resilience. >> reporter: and layout his vision for the next two. >> let's finish the job. >> reporter: biden describing an inflection point for the country arguing that the u.s. economy has made a turnaround. >> two years ago the economy was reeling. i stand here tonight after we've created with the help of many people in this room 12 million new jobs. >> reporter: but the covid pandemic is now in the rearview mirror. >> today covid no longer controls our hilives. >> reporter: and touting some of his major legislative accomplishments. >> i signed over 300 bipartisan pieces of legislation. >> reporter: and a notable difference from biden's last "state of the union" address, republican house speaker kevin mccarthy seated behind the president. >> newest speaker of the house kevin mccarthy.

>> reporter: at times stoic as democrats applauded the speech. >> remain unbowed and unbroken. >> reporter: and at other times advisably trying to quiet his colleagues as they heckled biden including on the topic of entitlement cuts. >> some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it is a majority. let me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office and i'll give you a copy, i'll give you a copy of the proposal. look -- >> reporter: still the president insisting that he will work with the other party. >> no reason that we can't work together and find consensus on important things in this congress as well. >> reporter: foreign policy also in the spotlight following the traumatic downing over the weekend of a chinese spy balloon. biden only making a passing reference to the incident. and instead emphasizing america's readiness to compete

with china. the guests invited to tuesday night's speech by first lady jill biden painting aer to of some of the president's top priorities and challenges over the past year.to of some of the president's top priorities and challenges over the past year. ukraine's ambassador to the u.s., a reminder how much the war has dominated his second year in office. >> we'll stand with you as long as it takes. >> reporter: paul pelosi, husband of nn whancy pelosi who violently attacked and raised alarm. >> it should never happen. we must speak out. >> reporter: and the parents of tyre nichols, a man whose death after a violent beating by police officers prompted grief. >> let's make the words of tyre's words true, something good must come from this. all of us in this chamber, we

need to rise to this moment. we can't turn away. >> reporter: and those moments where republican members heckled the president particularly when he accused them of wanting to cut medicare and social security, white house officials feel they couldn't have choreographed that better, that it helped paint that contrast they wanted to make. and now the president will go to mad gisison to sell his message. and that will help pave the way for the re-election announcement that we expect to see in the coming weeks. >> thanks, mj lee. president biden also talked about kitchen table issues, stuff you talk about at home, right? he talked about junk fees, the hidden extra charges on things like hotel rooms, entertainment and airlines. >> we'll ban those fees that those charges that hotels can charge for resorts at hotels

that aren't even resorts. the idea that cable internet and cellphone companies can charge you $200 or more if you decide to switch to another provider. give me a break. we need to stop service fees on tickets to concerts and sporting events and make them disclose all the fees up front. and we'll prohibit airlines from charging $50 round trip for a family just to be able to sit together. baggage fees are bad enough. airlines can't treat your child like a piece of baggage. >> that line. let's bring in christine romans. when the child thing and airplanes, i was nodding. but this is something that folk from both parties can totally get behind. can they do this? >> this is the president trying to say i feel your pain. you are being nickled and dimed and i'm trying to give families breathing space. this is a bill called the junk

fees prevention act. the president trying to get both parties behind it. and it targets airline fees, resort fees. and this is an endeavor that the white house began back in october when they told all the agencies go find egregious fees, find the ones that appear to be unlawful. in the terms of banking fees, there were some banking fees that the consumer protection board found unlawful and banned right away. so they are trying to get rid of the extra costs for american families to show people that we're trying to help. >> and so one thing we heard the president tout was record job creation, millions upon millions. and improving not where we need it to be but improving inflation. but polls show that people don't feel it. they are pessimistic about biden and the economy. and having that don challenged the white house. how does he change the minds. do you think he did that last

night? >> it remains to be seen. he will go out and sell the "state of the union" address. he had a big audience yesterday. and he said the word job or jobs 23 times. we counted. and he also pointed out rightly that there is record job creation in his first two years in office. you can see that there are 12 million jobs created. in president trump's first term, it was about 4.5 million. and other frompresidents have l jobs. but people don't feel it. i think that there is exhaustion and wariness after the supply chain and death toll from covid. so that is kind of the tone that the president is trying to strike. but clearly trying to show empathy for families because he knows a lot of families aren't feeling an improving economy. >> and real wages haven't caught up. christine, thank you. for more perspective, i want to bring in our political

analyst from the "new york times." the heckling going back and forth, biden leaned into it, he almost seemed to relish going back and forth with republicans. >> it is something that the white house in talking to white house officials after the speech, they were excited about. look, there has been a strategy since the change in dynamics in congress after the midterms. the republicans taking over the house obviously makes it more difficult to pass legislation. we all know that. it is also somewhat provided the white house a little bit of a change in strategy here that they favor. and that is that they now have a photo contrast their economic policies with. i should say not all republicans are proposing to cut medicare, to cut social security. >> most aren't. >> most aren't. but the fact that you just have say senator rick scott proposing a plan like that, the white house is now pointing to that and you saw president biden lean into it. this isn't just at the "state of the union," it goes back to a

speech that he made in virginia as well. and it will be a strategy that they use moving forward. they have been looking for a photo contrast their economic policies with and now again with a broad brush you saw him lean into that yesterday. you know, often coming into office president biden preached unity, he breached bipartisanship. and a change of dynamic to be willing to have a heated debate even publicly yesterday. >> and i'll play another moment where he got heckled and he leaned into it. let's play it. >> instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans, some republicans, want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it is the majority. let's me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office, i'll give you a copy, i'll give you a copy of the proposal.

that means congress doesn't vote. glad to see -- i tell you, i enjoy conversion. >> i wonder if it just worked out that way, but most things in washington don't work out that way, or if it was designed to set him up to heckle him and to lead him down the primary rose path and say okay, gotcha. and then he answered what they are booing about. >> absolutely. it is interesting that moment there too because in the days leading up to this speech when you talk to white house officials, they advised that he wouldn't lean in and kind of engage in those kind of heated debates with the marjorie taylor greene or other republicans. because they expected the heckling. but also i think president biden when you have seen his previous speeches whether on foreign or domestic policy, he has shown that oftentimes he does what he wants, leaves in to his instincts even if it wasn't to the advice that his virzadvisor

gave. >> what does it say about speaker mccarthy's control or lack of control over the party that he had to shush them a number of times. he went in directing them to act civilly and we saw a number of times marjorie taylor greene saying you lie. and what was it, 2012 obama's "state of the union." yeah, that was such a big deal. >> shows you how times have really changed. >> that is my point. such a big deal when one member of congress yells -- >> and just the state of -- we often talked in the first two years of the divisions in the democratic party when biden was trying to pass "build back better," that slate of legislative bills. but you showed the challenge for speaker mccarthy when it comes to trying to rein in his own party. yesterday was said that the divisions are still there. and we have seen little evidence

that he will be able to do it at least in the weeks to do. >> thanks for getting up early with us. >> having watched it and sat there during trump's, it just makes -- nancy pelosi was always pretty much in control of the folks. it makes him look like he doesn't really have power over his caucus. >> remember that one time when trump was delivering an address and she kind of went like that when they were trying to boo something he said? so there have been moments before where even pelosi herself -- she had a different grip on her caucus than mccarthy does, but he told them beforehand, he asked them to be fwra gracious and not do what they did. >> there was a lot of shh, shh going on. >> all right. thanks for getting up early with us. also last night, there were several moments of the guests that you saw president biden brought including tyre nichols'

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it is up to us, to all of us. >> that was the president addressing police reform with the parents of tyre nichols. and here with us is former member of the house of representatives in south carolina. happy to have you. >> and i hope that what she says comes to fruition with her hopes for this, that something good will come out of it. and the president pressed congress to pass the george floyd policing act. he did not go as far as people wanted him to. but this would restrict chokeholds, creating a nationwide database for police mis c misconduct. do you think any of this will happen? >> no. and the tragedy that the nichols family will live with is the

tragedy that we all will, that you go from george floyd to nichols to who will be next. there will be another family who gets a knock at the door who says that your loved one was brutalized by your law enforcement, your loved one was beaten or had a knee to the throat. or a shot in the back or whatever it may be, these things will continue to happen mainly because what you saw yesterday, that is the frustration people have with american -- the american political scene. that you have people standing up and clap at your pain and trauma. and then they don't to anything when they go to work the next day. and we won't get any action out of the united states congress on anything tangible to change or reform the police in this country. >> why? it is not all republicans that are opposed to it. >> so that is a good question. >> why is it so intractable? >> one on the policy front. qualified immunity is a -- a lot

of us say let's limit qualified immunity. >> tell people what that is. >> i've been kicked out of court a lot of times on qualified immunity. basically it is when a law enforcement commitsen a act and then they say i had the reasonable belief or fear that my life as an officer was in danger. >> and we should say you are also an attorney. >> and sometimes it is one of the more bogus i just woke up and put myself in the line of danger arguments that is made, but yet that is a blanket immunity for law enforcement. but uniquely enough, one of the sticking points on criminal justice reform is the database. and right now you can be a law enforcement officer and fired in memphis and go join the police force in nashville or columbia, south carolina where i'm living now. and so we need to have a database of bad actors. but the fact is i was in a room with tim scott and lindsey graham and many of these families. and you can see that tim scott wanted to get this done. but he did not have the fortitude of other members of his caucus to get it done even

on a limited scale back basis. and that for me is the upsetting part. and it is even more tragic because you don't want the next knock at the door or the next hashtag to be sellers. and that is what a lot of black folk feel like. you don't want to be the next hashtag. >> and it is this weird moment sometimes when the guests are there to see where -- to have them come this soon after and the mother was so gracious. when she got up and she was saying thank you to the members of congress, it was remarkable to see them having that kind of composure. >> dignified, yeah. and they shouldn't have to do this. that is the entire purpose of this discussion this morning. like there should not be a black mother and father that have to come. just recently a week ago burying their child and begging him to take action. and then you clap in my face and

you go to your respective caucuses and you don't do anything about it. the george floyd policing act, i have no faith that it will pass, but it doesn't mean that i won't continue to come to work. that is the cycle that we're in. but my biggest fear is that the wells family is here now, who will be there next. and there definitely is going to be a next. there is only justice when it happens no more. >> can we get to the republican response? >> please. >> because it was sarah huckabee sanders delivering the republican response and she claimed that biden was hijacked by the woke left wing. let's play it. >> every day we are told we must partake in the rituals, salute their flags and worship their false idols all while government strips away your freedom of

speech. that is not normal. it is crazy. and it is wrong. >> what did you think? >> i didn't think that this was a bad response. i think that it will be consumed by right wing media. i think that is what she wants. i think today on all the conservative talk shows it will play a lot. but it was utterly weird. it was as it she took every republican talking point and hot topic in word and just put it all together in one speech. and if you close your eyes, this is a speech that marjorie taylor green could give. this is a speech which is the one of the reasons why the republican party has this fundamental in-and i believe to grow beyond that uber conservative base. i don't know necessarily what she was talking about. i said it sarcastically, she done a great job of banning the word of latinx in arkansas and examining their african-american

curriculum and tackling the issues that affect pocketbooks. so the speech lacked a lot of substance but it is what republicans want to hear. >> does it though? i was wondering why they picked her considering what happened -- they got trounced in november when at least the trump right wing of the republican party, the republican establishment and republican conservative media trying to minimize donald trump in the corner, why pick sarah huckabee sanders. >> first of all, she didn't mention trump the entire speech. >> she did at the end. >> she didn't say his name. she said the former president. but it was kind of -- that was also kind of weird. >> she was his spokesperson, why would they -- >> because i don't think that anybody else -- >> i think that she is the youngest governor and she talked about -- >> yeah. >> and biden's speech was so lively, he was so fired up which is sometimes unusual for him, but hers was a little more

muted. >> it was. but she is 40, i think the youngest american governor. and biden is getting up there in and i think to say the least. so you saw that contrast. but i think that the 20% of the country that will eat this up or the 20% who choose who the republican nominee is, the rest of us look at that and say look, you are talking about banning freedom of speech and you all are the ones taking books out of classrooms. you are talking about engaging in culture wars. you all are the ones who don't say gay and passing legislation which is nothing but rooted in culture wars. she will have a hard time breaking out of that bubble. but for those who didn't know who sarah huckabee sanders was, they do now. >> thank you. and ahead we'll be joined by the parents of tyre nichols. their hope for what could come from their tragedy. and we have to talk about what happened overseas, that devastating earthquake that rocked turkey and syria.

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crews are racing trying to find survivors in turkey and syria as the death toll rises to nearly 10,000. they are being held back by destroyed roads and the winter conditions. temperatures are dropping to near freezing levels at night.

in turkey, this image says it all. that is a father whose 15-year-old daughter is now dead. he is holding her hand as her body remains trapped under the rubble. and in syria, rescuers found a brave little girl comforting her siblings under the wreckage. and in syria, more than 4 million people were already relying on humanitarian assistance. let's go to jomana karedsheh who is live in turkey with more. you were there in the aftermath, what can you tell us about the search and recovery efforts? >> reporter: efforts continue and they say this is their top priority, but of course they are facing all the challenges. here the weather is a bit warmer and dryer than other parts of

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welcome back. this morning germany says the leopard 2 battle tanks will be ready to use by the end of the next month. the president praised the u.s. and nato efforts to bolster ukrainian forces against russia's invasion. >> putin's invasion has been a test for the ages. a test for america. a test for the world. where we stand for the most basic of principles, where we stand for sovereignty, we stand for the right of people to live free of tyranny, where we stand for the defense of democracy. such defense matters to us, it is to keep peace and prevent open season on woulwould-be aggressors. one year later we know the answer. yes, we would and we did. >> and as we showed you,

president zelenskyy making his first visit to the uk since the invasion began. those pictures from reuters. and nic robertson is live at downing street with more. what is expected during zelenskyy's trip to the uk? >> yeah, as you say, this is his second trip outside of ukraine since the war began. and his trip to the undercame as the united states committed abrams tanks to ukraine. and that opened the doors to the germans. and here in the uk, the ukrainian president zelenskyy coming here to downing street, they are traveling in from the airport together right now, expected to walk up the street here. zelenskyy is expected to see ukrainian troops training on the british challenger 2 tank. the british were the first to offer tanks to the ukrainians.

but significantly he is coming here at a time when the host nation, same with the abrams, host nation said to offer zelenskyy he is not getting from other allies at the moment. british will expand their training program, will ever fighter jets training on nato standard aircraft. not the planes just yet, but the training, so that in the future the pilots can fly the aircraft. and also britain will supply longer range capability, capacity for the ukrainians. and that is longer range rockets to get deeper. they always wanted the longer range version and it seems the british will announce something similar. and so significant gets expected for zelenskyy here.

and crucially as he did with the united states as well, here in the uk making a speech later today to parliament where he can expect a very, very warm reception. >> and we'll be watching. nic robertson at 10 downing street. last week i believe we were discussing what the united states is giving to ukraine. or sending to ukraine. never thought that they would be sending this. and they said they wouldn't go this far and then they go further and they send bigger and stronger artillery. and newow the uk doing the same thing. >> and it opens up the question would it have been more helpful if they had sent it sooner. we'll be watching. coming up, this moment -- >> the all-time leading scorer, you have witnessed it, lebron

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does this make you the greatest player of all-time, are you now the g.o.a.t.? >> i'll let everybody else decide who that is or talk about it, but great barber shop talk. know what i mean? >> i want to hear you say it. >> listen, big fella, my personally -- >> say it. >> i'll take myself against anybody who has ever played the game. but everybody will decide who their favorite is.

but i know what i bring to the table every night and what i can do out on the floor. so, you know, i always feel like i'm the best ever to play the game. but there are so many other great ones and just happy to be a part of their journey. >> an 38,390 points. lebron james a now the all-time leading scorer surpassing kareem. his record stood for nearly 40 years. many thought it could never be broken. an omar jimenez is outside the lakers arena which was sold out last night. an tickets were going for like 92 thousand dollars or something insane. i thought you hope that on your expense account. >> reporter: yeah, straight on the corporate cord. who will notice, right? it is fine. but i got in the more fun way, which was through a press pass, so i got to be up close an personal with a lot of these

insane experiences to witness an insane moment, a moment many thought would never come, but the people who showed up and tuned in on tnt came to see history. and they got it. >> westbrook with it. give it to lebron. >> reporter: with the fade and flick of the wrist, history. >> turn, shoots. scores? >> there it is. all hail the new king in town? >>. >> reporter: in front of family and friends, lebron james becomes the all-time leading scorer. >> to be able to be in the presence of such a legend, it means so much. please give a standing ovation to the captain, please. >> reporter: some fans were unsure this day would ever come. especially those that watched

kareem break the record. >> he shoots the sky hook and it was like yesterday that that happened. and i reflect back on what is happening now and it is like, wow. >> reporter: and lebron now not just an all-time points leader but also recently moving up to fourth in all-time assists. >> obviously this is a scoring accolade we're talking about, but howdo you think the other aspects compliment oiit? >> when you have to can the for other teammates on the floor, it allows you to operate more effectively. >> reporter: it is a dynamic that played a crucial role in the road to history. one his central childhood figures knew that he was on a path to greatness from the beginning. >> lebron's greatest gift is that he can comprehend it well. whatever you teach him, he applies it to his game. and it is still there. >> reporter: and for those who

know james off the court, they say his legacy willger than the title, bigger than basketball. including his lebron james family foundation and helping the next generation go to school. >> what do you think this moment really exemplifies? >> a kid can do and be anything that they want to be. to see that perseverance this someone who is so connected to who we are and what -- in our work and what we're doing and cares about us is doing that, that is a game changer. >> reporter: and on the court the game has changed in the nearly 40 years since kareem surpassed the previous record. the next waves of lebron looking on. some now wonder if lebron is the greatest of all-time. >> i think that will cement him

in his legacy. >> reporter: many thought about kareem's record, but now untouched air for the king. >> the all-time leading scorer, you have witnessed it, lebron james! >> wow. you know, omar, i have to tell you, i'm not the jealous type but i'm jealous that you got to be there because we did not get invited. it must have been amazing to witness what happened. >> reporter: it was unbelievable. and when the announcer finally put it out there that lebron james is the all-time leading scorer, you saw the emotion well up in his eyes, you saw the emotion in his family's eyes, this is someone who has worked so hard to get to this point and never thought that he would be the one to break what many thought was an unbreakable

record. and rust bjust because he broke record doesn't mean that he will stop. he said that he will play maybe two, three or more years trying to run away with it as far as possible to people how say this is a record that will never be broken. >> so awesome. >> it is so special. >> and to see his family out there. and he's not afraid to weigh in on issues that are important to him. >> and i love that it happened to such a good guy. such a guy who has given so much to so many others for so many years in akron and beyond. >> yeah, and if you just looked at the basketball alone, this would be one of the all-time greats.

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