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every day the heartbreak. we hate to start you off with the heartbreak. but this is at least a good moment. that was a moment a babe qui was saved after 65 hours under rubble in turkey. so we're glad to have you. sorry we have to report on such sad things. we'll take you live to turkey in just moments. john fetterman suffered a stroke on the campaign trail. he is in the hospital right now.

details on what happened and his condition at this hour. >> also, not flagged as urgent when a new time line just revealed about what u.s. intelligence knew before that chinese spy balloon entered usair space. >> today, president biden is headed to florida to tout his agenda as rick scott is going on offense over his social security and medicare plan. we'll speak to the florida senator live in a few moments. >> we'll begin with this news in overnight. john fetterman rushed to a hospital. doctors are making sure he didn't suffer another stroke. let's bring in now our congressional correspondent live on capitol hill. what is the latest? >> this news coming in before midnight. really developing overnight. we do know that senator john fetterman renand a washington, d.c., hospital overnight.

they checked him out. got news is his office is saying that there is no evidence of a new stroke. let me read what you they put out last night. toward the end of the senate democratic retreat, happening near d.c., senator john fetterman began feeling lightheaded. he left and called his staff. they picked him up and drove him to the george university hospital. new test did not show stroke. doctors are running more tests. john is remaining overnight for observation. as you mentioned, just to take everyone back to last spring, that's when he was running in the primary in pennsylvania. he suffered that stroke. he was in the hospital for several days. longer than a week. that's when he won the nomination. he had a defibrillator put in. something noticeable on the trail. he would talk about how he would miss words and slur words. he had the auditory processing issues. we've seen him up on the hill, of course, i was following the campaign in pennsylvania then. i see him now on the hill recently. he has been coming and going as

normal. they do still use an ipad sometimes or technology to help him understand. but again, the bottom line here, guys, is that he will remain in the hospital. they run these continuous tests he was feeling lightheaded. so far, no evidence of a new stroke which, is of course, good news. everyone wants to keep it that way. >> yes. we'll continue to follow. jessica is reporting. thank you. >> joining us now is dr. chris burnell, a physician for the american college of preventative medicine. good morning, doctor. the first question is what does this lightheadedness that john fetterman, senator fetterman re reportedly experienced indicate? is there concern here, do you think? >> good morning, kaitlan. it's very important for everyone to understand the prevention method or steps that we can take to keep people safe and healthy. that is being able to recognize the signs and symptoms of a

stroke. those classically are things like sudden numbness, weakness in a particular part of the body, loss of memory or confusion and slurred speech. lightheadedness is more of a general or vague symptom. it's not necessarily specific to a stroke. it makes you want to ask questions. one in four persons, excuse me, in people, one in four had a stroke previously. so you want to make sure he gets a test. [ inaudible ] there is not evidence of having another stroke. >> let's get the statement. the sta the statement released. when someone is lightheaded, you don't normally send them to a hospital. but because of his history. the initial test did not show

evidence of a new stroke. doctors are going to run additional tests. what should they be looking for? >> you want to see had there been additional or new injury to the brain in a stroke we sometimes in the medical field call that a brain attack. it was a type of stroke that senator fetterman had in the past. it causes brain cells in the area of the distribution of that vessel to die off. in c.a.t. scan, look for are there any brain cells or nuron that's have died off. the region of the brain impacted. there are additional studies performed such as an mri that allow you to have a more described in detail view of what may be happening inside of his brain. >> all right. it was at the state of the union. we saw it. we saw him with dana, right? >> she was sitting there. she asked him, you know, thoughts on the first state of the union address.

this is a big issue for concern for his family. >> the fact that, doctor, he was out at the state of the union and doing well, does that say anything? could this just be something that is -- i get lightheaded sometimes if i stand up too quickly. but i don't have an underlying condition like that. >> right. don, we don't know specifically what caused that lightheadedness. you can get light head philadelphia you have not eaten. you can get lightheaded if you have rapid change in your position. you also can get light head philadelphia you're having a cardiovascular event or neurological event. he has a history of cardio n neuropothay. the most important thing for everyone else to understand is to know fast. you see a person with arm weakness, speak difficulty, time to call 911 and get that person

evaluated. >> thank you so much for that. we'll stay in touch. >> grim reality is setting in as the death toll continues to soar in turkey and syria. this is a boy pulled out of the rubble. time is running out. to try to find survivors. 17,000 people confirmed dead. hundreds of thousands homeless and freezing cold in devastated areas. nick paton walsh is witnessing all of this catastrophe. nick, let me begin with you. in terms of what you're seeing again. you've been on the ground for days. they're still rescuing people.

>> yeah. unfortunately, the rescue sadly of those we've seen so far this morning, the biggest population centers are people that perished. over there, an 8-year-old girl brought out with excitement but found alive but, no, sadly, her mother said no. three loaded on to a van in the last hour here. the time is running out. may have run out. desperate moments of possibility. rescuing people, as we saw when dusk fell, a lot of our hope is dwindling fast. >> reporter: it is hard to imagine how this rubble gave anyone hope. yet for 50 or so hours after the quake, it almost did. and when it stopped, when the chances of surviving ebbed, the

bodies so near the epicenter here kept coming. the paralysis of grief when these two parents see their 8-year-old daughter red hair, bloodstained. another, 4-year-old girl with no parents here to bury her. another father simply walking behind. constant intense activity. desperately trying to save lives. we're sadly now into the window where so many of the ambulances will be taking away people who perished. up high, hope is strongest. digging furiously by hand here. on the other side of the rubble, medics rushed forward. throwing fury at how nothing here came soon enough. the stretchers here too late. they return empty.

another body pulled out of a syrian refugee in his 40s. they gain pace. an audience of agony watches , waits. [ crying ] [ crying ] >> a hospital volunteer told us over 3 hub 00 bodies here are unclaimed. the numbers rising fast along with tempers. chaos and whether any government could have moved faster was the question dogging turkish president when he flew into town

briefly. this stadium suddenly home to thousands. who knows how long. many refugees from syria now losing their homes for the third time. that's nearly as many years as some have been alive. they have nothing but the state's generosity to rely on which for now means 12 people in this tent. for now, the question is what could think have done for so many to have arrived too late. there is anger here.

government's initial slow response is accepted on this state level. also the man that built this house and it collapsed when so many around it are still standing and a government culture here that has enriched people so heavily through construction where building regulations are not always met. that will continue to grow as the death toll does. the devastation here absolutely devastating. >> never forget the way the wales of that woman in your piece. nick paton walsh, thank you very much. >> look at the rescue efforts there with nick paton walsh. we have a reporter in istanbul. tell us through it. what is going on where you are, selma? >> i'm at this bustling distribution center. this is all about turks helping turks. i want to show you around here. it is an absolute hive of activity. you are looking at hundreds of volunteers here.

they're packing boxes with whatever people need in the earthquake zones. they have food, sanitation kits. packing them as quickly as they can. remember, everything you are looking at in these boxes is toothpaste, basic skin care, toilet paper. those people in that earthquake have absolutely nothing. they're trying to provide the basics here. everything you're looking at is given by individuals or a business. there is a real sense of solidarity. spoken to the volunteers in every single one of them said the same thing. we could the no sit at home and watch people suffer and not do anything about it. i know it looks like chaos. it is actually organized chaos. you can see loudspeaker over there. they're shouting down orders. you want to follow me a little further here. you see this huge pile. they load them on to trucks straight at the end of the hangar. then they go from here and drive straight to the south of turkey to help those affected people.

we've seen, i don't know how many trucks. it seemed almost every hour truck was going out helping the affected on the front line. everyone here says, look, we're so happy that the international community is stepping in. but it's important. it's important for us to step in too. >> wow. selma, thank you for showing us around. it's just awful this huge, huge massive effort that is under way in istanbul. we appreciate you joining us. we'll get back to you. two days after delivering his state of the union address, president biden is taking his economic message on the road fresh off that delivery on tuesday night. today he's in florida. yesterday it was wisconsin. he did something he didn't do on tuesday night, named the republicans that he accused of wanting to target social security and medicare. something he avoided doing. all of this as the president is laying the groundwork for an expected 2024 run. >> you'd be 82, day of the next

election, 86 if you're successful and elected and finish that term. does it give you any concern? >> watch me. that's all i can say. look, i'm a great respect for of faith. i don't think there is any health problem or anything to keep me from doing the job. >> sounds hike you're -- like you're running. >> i haven't made that decision firmly yet. >> m.j. lee is live at the white house with more. we're expecting him to make that decision. he hasn't made it yet. what's the sense of why not? >> kaitlan, every expecttation right now is about the president making a re-election announcement in the coming weeks. the people around the president are operating as such. to that end, we're going see the president hit the road again for his post state of the union tour heading down to florida to really focus on the issues. this is going to be a really

interesting space to watch. you saw on tuesday night how when he accused republican members of trying to make cuts to those programs. this is a key issue in this the beginning talks of raising the debt ceiling. kevin mccarthy, even though he's not put a specific proposal on the table, the one thing that he has said is that cuts to social security and medicare are off the table. >> it will be a fascinating day to see him in florida where rick scott is and ron desantis. thank you so much. >> ahead, senator rick scott is going to join us here on the program. president biden is heading to his home state. his response to the president calling him out in his state of the union address. >> i think he pretty much said,

he said that is my intention. i think that means he's going to run. >> it's interesting he hasn't -- our sense is march or april. the sense is he would make a final decision while over the holidays at home with the family. it is notable they delayed it. >> that is my intention but i have not -- he's going to run. come on. >> it will be shocking if he doesn't. >> it is stressing me out. did you see my new stress ball? >> i did a speaking engagement in -- day before yesterday in farmingdale. this was one of my little gifts. >> cute. >> hey kids, i hope this isn't a tracking device. >> a spy squishy. >> all right. coming up, a fascinating development in north korea.

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you'll remember that. our paula hancocks joins me now live in seoul with more. why is he putting her out here, out there mult um tiple times i matter of months, right? >> exactly. this we believe is the fifth time she has been in public. it certainly the first time a north korean leader taken a daughter or a son to one of these military parades. and also another first is the first time we have seen so many of these biggest icbms on display. >> reporter: missile after missile rolls through pyongyang's main square wednesday night. the biggest intercontinental ballistic missiles. capable of reaching mainland united states. no speech from leader kim jong-un this time but this many icbms are a message in themselves. >> they've now gone into a good production line of the very capable threatening missile system. >> reporter: and a mock-up of a solid fuel icbm which makes it

quicker to launch and easier to move. >> it gives them more mobility, flexibility, lethality and so forth. >> reporter: he said he wanted a bigger nuclear arsenal. en that seems to be exactly what he's doing. another first, the military parade was a family affair. kim's wife and daughter were watching the missiles roll by. believed to be called nine or ten years ole old, this is the fifth publish event for kim's daughter since november. the only one of his children to be shown in public. fueling speculation he may be grooming her for succession. >> in order to cease power in north korea, gaining control of the military and their loyalty is the most important thing. so i think that's why kim jong-un is taking her to military related occasions. pt the message has been we will strengthen the military and we will be ready for war. >> now keeping with the military

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trial is going to continue in the alex murdaugh trying this morning. let's go to cnn's randi kaye who is in south carolina where this trial has been under way. what is the latest evidence? is it damaging for the defense? what do they say? >> good morning, kaitlan.

we're talking about a big blue raincoat that had a lot of gunshot residue on it. prosecutors are suggestsing that he used that to wrap up the murder weapons and then dispose of them. the defense did a good job of poking holes in that theory. here's what happened in court. >> this jacket is the jacket i examined. >> she is talking about the rain jacket that was stashed in an upstairs closet. it was found months after the murders of his wife maggie murdaugh and their son paul. a gunshot residue expert for the state said she found a significant amount of gunshot residue particles on the inside of that jacket i confirmed 38 particles. given that it's on the inside, in order for it to be consistent with transfer an object or objects with a high amount of gunshot residue on it would have had to transfer to it. >> reporter: an object like a firearm as prosecutor hinted at

with this line of questioning. >> the you had a gun inside that rain jacket that had recently been fired? and you were taking it somewhere, to hide it or transport it, would be 38 particles inside the rain jacket be consistent with transfer of a recently fired firearm? >> that's a possibility, yes. >> reporter: in the statement, he promised the jury this evidence was coming. the state's working theory seems to be that alex murdaugh used this rain jacket to wrap up at least one of the murder weapons. and after allegedly disposing of them, he stashed this raincoat in his mother's house. a theory the defense tried to knock down. >> there is no way for you to know when the gunshot primer residue was deposited on the blue rain jacket? >> that's correct. >> you have no idea how gunshot primer residue ended up on that garment, correct? >> i could not tell you how it got there. >> okay. >> or when it got there.

>> or when it got there. >> the former paralegal also testified. she told the jury how he stole from his former law firm. she also identified his voice on a recording taken by paul murdaugh taken on the phone. they believe it was recorded a few minutes before maggie and paul were killed. when alex murdaugh said he wasn't with his family on the property. >> he has a bird in his mouth. >> hey, bubba. >> do you recognize in i voice in that video? >> i do. i hear three voices. >> tell me who you hear? >> i paul, maggie and alex murdaugh. >> how sure are you? >> 100% sure. >> the fact she recognized his voice on that video really is key because prosecutors do say the murders took place a few minutes after that video was recorded. alex murdaugh said he wasn't at the dog kennels at the type. now she says he was. she puts him there and three other witnesses. kaitlan? >> every day in court gets more

fascinating than the last. randi kaye, thank you for covering. to sit and watch this one and take it in, try to figure out what is going on, hear a video of a racist incident circulating online sparking protests and two suspensions at a philadelphia high school. the video -- there it is. part of it. shows a girl spraying black paint on another girl's face while making comments referencing black history month. so what's going on? jean is looking at this video. >> the archdiocese of philadelphia three girls in this video, two attend a catholic high school for girls. the third girl does not attend the school. in the video, a girl is seen spraypainting the face of another girl black. throwing around racist insults all while several girls are watching. they sit by. they laugh. let's watch a little bit of

this. >> you're a black girl! you know your roots! >> you're nothing but a slave. >> after this you're doing my laundry. >> a black parent whose daughter attends the catholic school told cnn the video was sent directly to his daughter and niece along with other black students. the archdiocese of philadelphia tells cnn the exact distribution is unknown at this point in time. what is known is that the video was taken outside of school, after school hours, and then put on social media. those allegedly responsible are

not present in school. they're being disciplined appropriately. we take this opportunity to be abundantly clear, there is no place for hate, racism, or bigotry at our school or in any catholic school. it is not acceptable under any circumstances or at any time. the statement goes on to say, general threats have now been made against the school community after the video surfaced on social media. they're being reported as they come into the philadelphia police department and law enforcement. they have been on the campus since the video surfaced. philadelphia's branch of the naacp expressed in a statement wednesday strong disappointment in the video and called on the school could quote, ensure action takes place immediately. >> doi don't really know what t say. >> i know, its beyond words. i mean -- what's the motivation? what's the state of mind? i mean this is blatantly -- >> look, you know, we've all

been young. at one point. at least for me, you're younger than i am. but when i was in college, you know, people do stupid things. people would openly say the n word. by the time we got to 2023, i thought things would be different. these kids should know better. they are kids though. right? and i want to cut them slack in that they are kids. but their actions are reprehensible. >> yeah. >> it's not funny. >> no. >> it should not -- it shouldn't happen. it definitely should not be spread. the they should know better the consequences of -- this will last forever. this is going to stick with them forever. >> it will be very ve interesting to see what happens. what is their state of mind here? what are they thinking? and it was done off campus. we know from a recent u.s. supreme court decision of a high schoolgirl that didn't -- >> i was just going to bring up the scotus decision.

>> she didn't achieve cheerleader. she made a video disparaging of the students and teachers. it went to the supreme court and said it is off campus. freedom of speech. >> that's right. it's a really interesting moment in the first amendment battle and consequences and responsibility on a legal front. >> i hope -- i hope ron desantis is watching and paying attention. i hope that people who are saying we should only teach certain aspects of our history are watching. there is nothing funny about black history month. that's what we should be learning the importance of black history month. because these kids think it's a joke. and it's perhaps because they didn't learn it before they got to college and maybe they wouldn't be exhibiting this sort of behavior if they knew the history of this country. right? and the true history of this country and the importance of at least paying reverence and attention to the black people who help to build this country rather than making fun of someone saying it's black history month.

>> which goes with the archdiocese is saying suspension, expulsion, you know, we are taking measures. is that enough? >> no, it's not enough. >> that's all of this. >> thank you, jean. appreciate that. >> michael cohen met with manhattan prosecutors again over the former president's financial dealings. the why he says there is a strong case.

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a grand jury regarding hush money payments cohen made to stormy daniels on behalf of the former president during the 2016 election. cohen says he believes an indictment is coming. listen. >> i believe we're on the tarmac. i believe that rather imminently we're going to have takeoff and eventually since we're going on transportation idioms here, we will be arriving at our destination. >> and you think that is an indictment of donald trump? >> that's the destination. >> let's bring in cnn commentator and cnn host. good morning. michael cohen went on to say he believes this should lead to an indictment. i think it's interesting he agrees with mark. he used to work on the team that was on the program yesterday. the da is ready do what needs to be done. >> what do you see here? >> i don't know if that's the case. i wonder about the political implications if there were to be an indictment pertaining to the

stormy daniels case. you about the time such an indictment is brought, it will be seven or eight years after the facts. i guess the whied in totalling the statute of limitations is you can't indict a sitting president and, therefore, the statute of limitations is told during that time period. i don't think that is a slam dunk. i think there is a legitimate legal issue to be explored. i wonder the political impact if this is the only indictment. as you know, there are looking at this. you have the mar-a-lago documents. you have the fulton county investigation. if in the end it's only the stormy daniel case that leads to an indictment, i don't think it harms him politically at all. >> that could be taken down potentially to a misdemeanor. >> there are political iment applications that you ask folks about in a poll, right? >> right. >> well, listen, i'm often -- i'm often in the minority on the poll questions that i ask.

the audience said, yes, it will harm trump. i think it's probably a lot of confirmation bias. people against trump. they hope it will hurt trump. i don't know. didn't we learn a lesson in the whole, you know, clinton 90s about the impact of sex on political careers? i think we did. and by the way, there is a part of me that thinks every time this case gets brought up, donald trump although he may say terrible things about stormy daniels, i think he probably enjoys being in the same sentence as her. just my speculation. >> look at michael cohen. he is saying, you know, i told you so, right? he's been saying i told you so. and he believes his testimony, at least i think investigators believe it as well, his testimony in front of a congressional hearing with elijah cummings, he said there were more than ten investigation ands multiple convictions and that the new york a.g., multiple

committees stated that everything that michael cohen told them was truthful, accurate, and relevant to their investigation. so how do you respond to that? a lot has come out of his congressional testimony and his involvement with these hush money payments. >> don, i like michael cohen. i've been a guest several times on michael cohen's podcast. i get a kick out of him. he's a character. i say character in a philly way. like that's a term of endearment. but he's a convicted fell on. in the end, how reliable is he? if the case comes down to michael cohen, they better have more than that. >> yeah. well, he hasn't flipped. so that's like a key component as well. >> yeah. >> 15 times. right? they called him 15 times. we'll see. we shall see. >> all right. thanks, michael. always good to have you. you can catch michael on his

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