says it like it is would do a lot of good. nikki haley, one of the republican candidates, is calling for mental competency tests for those politicians over the age of 75. what do you think about that? >> it's ridiculous. >> would your husband ever take one of those? >> i mean, we haven't even -- we would never even discuss something like that. >> hear what else the first lady has to say about the president's term, and the special begins ton tonight. thanks for your time. see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up the coverage right now. hello, good top you with us

today. happening right now, the ntsb investigators are on the scene in ohio at oaf norfolk southern train wrecked in the state. the ntsb says no hazardous materials were released in that wreck after 28 train cars derailed in springfield on saturday. it prompted shelter in place orders for residents. it comes a month after the norfolk southern state crash in east palestine, ohio. crews are still working to remove that contaminated soil and liquid from the site. jason carroll is? springfield now. jason, what are you learning now about this latest crash in. >> reporter: the ntsb is planning to hold a briefing about two hours from now, abby, at 3:00. hopefully at that point we'll get more guidance, perhaps, in

terms of exactly what happened here. we can tell you in terms of the latest derailment, it occurred on saturday about 3:00. there was a man there who caught it on his cell phone just as the training were tipping off. 28 trains out of 200 cards derailed, but again we are being told there was not a release of any hazardous materials. there were some cars carries hazard out materials such as propane and ethanol, but those cars were not involved in the derailment. >> technicians will continue to be on site to ensure that there isn't any contamination that has been missed. there have been multiple sweeps by multiple teams of technicians, hazmat and ohio epa to ensure that there aren't any chemicals present in the soil, air or water that would harm the public here in clark county.

>> reporter: abby, norfolk southern for its part continues to say safety is their number one priority, but that's a tough sell for many folks here. lots of folks are still wonners if their water and soil are safe. a lot of unanswered questions still. >> derailments happen all time, but people are clearly on edge after what happened in east palestine. norfolk southern says it would reform the hot detectors. what can you tell us about how that could have helped prevent this derailment. >> reporter: they are taking a proactive approach here with a six-point plan.

it has to do mainly with the hot bearings, which is part of the reason we saw what happened in east palestine. there was a wheel bearing that had overheated. the crew was not alerted in time, so what has happened is norfolk southern has comes up with a six-point plan that includes updating the detector's ability to catch overheated bearings, to do that more effectively. another point is review the standards and practices for using hot bearing detectors. three, abby, they'll be adding 13 new acoustic detectors, which apparently are able to spot a problem that a visual inspection cannot. so some of the things that they are adding here to try to improve their system, but i have to tell you very quickly, one of the things the critics say, one simple thing you can do is add more crews to some of these

trains. there were three crew members in east palestine for a train that stretched over a mile long. >> jason carroll, thank you very much. in another major transportation incident over the weekend, this time in the air. [ speaking non-english ] >> you saw there, that's a southwest airlines flight from cuba to florida that filled with smoke after a bird strike. it had to turn around and make an emergency landing back in havana. carlos suarez is in miami. carlos, was anyone hurt? what is southwest saying? >> reporter: abby, no one on board that plane was hurt. the airline is trying to figure out whether or not the plane suffered engine failure because of that bird strike.

it captures all of that smoke much the southwest 737 flight that took off from havana to fort lauderdale on sunday. according to the airline, shortly after takeoff, the pilot there reported a bird strike. it appears that one bird hit the plane's engine, it caught fire. another bird hit the plane's nose. the plane was turned around. it was able to make a safe landing back in havana. by the time the aircraft landed, firefighters were already on the runway, they put out the fire and everyone on the plane was able to get off safely. it appears a good number of folks got on to another flight late last night. we're told it appears that the remaining group of passengers on that plane were able to get on another flight back to florida, but good news for this most

recent incident, no one was hurt and southwest is trying to figure out whether or not, because that engine caught fire, the extent of that damage, whether or not the plane suffered any engine failure. abby? >> carlos suarez, thank you for that report. four u.s. citizens are now missing after they were kidnapped in mexico on friday. now, a source tells cnn, it may all have been a mistake. the fbi is saying that the victims were abducted by an unidentified gunman shortly after driving into mexico in a border town. a u.s. official tells cnn that the americans were not the intended targets and they were there for a medical procedures. this morning the u.s. ambassador to mexico confirmed that one mexican citizen, an in this bystander was killed in this incident. peter, when you hear that these individuals were basically, you

know, accidentally targeted in this attack, they were not the intended victims, what does that indicate to you? >> it's somewhat frightening, right? obviously it was a case of mistaken identity for this organization in members do along the border, and i'm sure whether it's the fbi or state department have done what we call due diligence on the background of who these individuals were. they have run them through the american citizens through numerous indices. apparently there's no record of past or ongoing criminal activities, which takes them out of the that realm and more investigation leads to why they were there. apparently it was for some medical treatment. >> the fbi is offering a $50,000

reward for information about this. we don't even know their condition, whether they are alive or not at this point. do you think that, given that this was clearly -- they were not apparently the people who were targeted here, that that increases the likelihood they could be returned safely in this environment? >> well, you hope so, right? now, if you put yourself in the mind of the criminal act, so now they're in a panic mode perhaps. they have to figure out what they said to do, how to potential expose themselves or their whereabouts in order to have these individuals released. they obvious lip have no valuables on, no narcotics, nothing they could hold against them if they thought it was a arrive hall cartel that was shepherding in illegal contraband, so these are things this criminal organization will have to figure out quickly before one would hope the arm of

the mexican federal government moves in on them. >> this is happening in a mexican state that has a level 4 do not travel advisory from the united states, due to organized crime and kidnappings. there's been an ongoing back and forth with the car tells in that area. i'm a bit at a lot for why americans would be driving in there, even for medical procedures, but what kind of activity must be happening there to kind of give this level of caution put out there by the u.s. state department, to just tell everyone please do not go there. >> that's a hard one to answer. the state department's advisory is obviously correct. kidnappings and violence against american citizens crossing the border for legitimate reasons or not. here's the deal. americans tend not to abide by

the warnings. some people don't even know they exist. they go wherever they need to to get what it is they said, whether it's tourism, whatever the travel is for. i advise folks, even if it's western europe, london, paris -- you fill out what we call an electronic country clearance with the state department. this way the state department knows who you are, what country you're traveling in, what your itinerary is, and why you're safe. by no reason that's no wait for them to monitor activities. it's in case something like this happens, or even something more benign, bad weather, storm, hurricane, earthquake, they can identify what citizens are there there and reach out to you or your family for notification. >> that's good advice. it's very care,, and hopefully

they're say. peter licata, thank you very much. and to southern california, where there are still some people trapped by walls of snow. a series of winter storms has left people stuck in their homes, unable to dig their way out. more than 177 people were rescued over the weekend. we're in crestline, california, one of the hard-hit communities. >> camilla, update us on what's going on. we see activity behind you. >> reporter: this is essentially the place where people can come for donations. i've been speaking to a lot of residents here, ones that are trapped and others that can come down to the area. they are frustrated, extremely upset, but they are also thankful for the donations. i want to show you what's going on. the shovels are almost out. that's the last shovel left, but

they are also giving out food. one of the biggest concerns is food for their pet. that's what they have here. they also have formula for babies and diapers. this is what people desperately need after being stuck in their homes for more than ten days. i've been talking to them. one man told me, look, i've lost 12 pounds over the last couple days, because it has been so difficult. many of them are solvers whatever they can to get down here for supplies and food. the ones further up the mountain, they could even get here. that's where it becomes more dangerous, where people are saying, look, i can't even make it down there, because there's so much snow blocking their driveways, access to the main roads. authorities said they got to about 80% in terms of cleanup of the county roads, but what

they're saying is that it is very difficult to get to the side streets. that's exactly the access that a lot of these residents need. that is why they're calling on authorities to do more. they feel like they've been forgotten. people have been in tears, saying we desperately need more help. authorities apologizing, saying they are doing everything they can, and there is progress, but people will have to continue to wait. abby? >> hopefully that help comes doone. camilla, thank you very much. former president trump is trying to stop another witness from testifying against him. this time it's mike pence, but can he do that? we'll discuss. russia is about to take a ukrainian city for the first time in eight months. what the fall of bakhmut could mean for putin's war. and chris rock finally

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now having to ration food to make sure there's enough to go around. this weekend "the washington post" published a piece showing a mile-long way and three-hour wait at a food bank in kentucky, where people are struggling. take a listen. >> when the snap benefits ended, it was like our allotment doubled -- >> 4:06, i didn't know it's been that long, but i have sat longer. if it wasn't for this place, i wouldn't be -- i eat one meal a date with it, without it, probably a meal every two our three days. >> feeding america says three quarters of their food banks somewhere seen a rise in demand. hat some cases i see it's 20% more people. they are over budget, dipping

into reserves, and it's going to be tough for food banks to even help the number of people they are currently serving, abby, let alone if more people start coming in. >> it's hard to imagine this is happening here in the united states of america, but it is. gabe, thank you for that report. the special counsel probe into donald trump's empty to overturn the 2020 election is ramping up now. the former president is uses he go-to legal argument to try to block more testimony. this time trump wants a federal judge to stop former vice president mike pence from testifying. mike pence is already arguing that he shouldn't be required to testify. jennifer rogers is here with us. this has been an ongoing argument. trump has tried to use executive privilege before. it has failed. this case does concern his

discussions potential with his own vice president. do you expect that the courts will treat this differently? >> well, abby, his go-to argument is right. we have heard this so many times before. he will not win this battle. the legal battle will fall. there's a supreme court case squarely on point, united states versus nixon, and it's exactly the same facts, it cessna criminal investigation when a government can demonstrate a need to the testimony, which they can here, because there were conversations that took place where only trump and pence were present, so pence is the only once that can testify, then exec activity privilege will not stop that testimony from being obtained and coming in. so there's precedent right there. the question is, the other go-to thing is for the former president to appeal as far as it can go.

so it will take time if he continues to appellate all the way to the supreme court, which we probably should expect him to do. >> i think we should. in fact, that's part of the strategy to sort of draw this out. the vice president -- former vice president mike pence is also fighting the subpoena, but on a different basis. he's referred to the speech and debate clause, because he presides over the senate on that particular day, on january 6th. how long do you think it will take to sort out these two concurrent issues? is there actually a conflict here potentially between trump claiming executive privilege, and pence claiming the speech and debate clause on the other? >> they'll have to sort out both of them. if trump files a separate lawsuit, they'll proceed separately, though i think they'll end up in the same place. pence's claim at least is different. we haven't heard it before.

it will take more time to resolve, i think, because the courts have not considered this exact question before. i think ultimately he will be forced to testify, at least in some part. it's possible he wouldn't have to testify about the actual act of presiding over the senate when the votes were confirmed, but that's not what the doj wants anyway. so i think he'll have to testify in the way they want him to, but because it's an issue that's not been resolved by courts yet, it will take longer. >> jen rodgers, thank you very much. this just into cnn -- the faa is now investigating a collision between two united airlines planes at boston's airport. we'll have the details next.

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all right. this just in. the faa says it's investigating an incident at boston's logan airport. tom, this incident seems to be a collision. >> not to overstate that, because it's not a full-feed collision. these planes were both operated

by united. a tow started to push it backwards. both were trying to depart at that time. the fact they weren't going full speed makes it less damaging than it might be otherwise, but it's a very serious incident. i was talking to an airline expert saying the number of close misses and touches on the ground have been going up despite many measures to alleviate this. you do have to bear in mind, when this happens, even at a low speed, the potential for damage here, the danger is actually incredibly high. we think about airplane crashes are the things that hurd or kill people, but collisions can be enormously dangerous and very damaging. yes, the faa is looking into this and figuring out how it

happened, and at a low speed, really how it happened then, because arguably people could have seen it coming and averted it. >> that's one of the big questions here. it does seem like it's becoming more common, at least in the next several weeks and months. it feels like we've been hearing about a lot of these incident. my understanding is there's five of these under investigation already. >> yeah, it doesn't seem like there are more. there actually are more of them in terms of the number of flights. it's not entirely clear why it's happening. the faa is trying to sort it out. they've taken mitigating measures to try to prevent this. it seems like more traffic, and airports funneling more planes into more spaces. i don't pretend to say that answers all of this here, but the faa is looking at these

incidents very seriously. david, thanks for joining us. when you hear about this collision on the tarmac at boston logan, a very busy airport, what does that say to you? >> well, again, most every one of these incident we have seen is because things are in a hurry, trying to get more planes out quicker. even this one has to do with that because of how they're moving the airplane out quickly from one gate to another. they're under a lot of pressure under the post-covid and now that traffic is back up to normal rates, it's pressure to utilize whatever space they can and airspace. this goes back to the near midair collisions when airports are on the runways and taking off and others are coming in on top of them. they need to expand that time. i know it's hard to say that,

because it may cost a lot of money and time, but when you're looking at every flight that's packed, these things have to slow things down, get them back to norm at speedwise. >> i won't you what you think who is at fault. airlines are saying airline traffic is back to pre-pandemic levels, but they're having staffing issues, but safety can't be the fall guy in that scenario. who is responsible for fixes this problem? >> really it's up to the individual airlines at this point. now, we also have to include -- it depends on which thing we're trying to mitigate. in this particular incident, it was airline specific. they're the ones that made the mistake that caused the damage to occur. i'm careful how i word this, because there's not one of a of one fix for everything. the case i was talking about

before, it's the air traffic controllers, and the faa administrator who has to start these standards for how many can take off and how quickly. when it looks like good with math, you do it mathematically and i try to figure out how many flight you can get out of an airport, those are real numbers, but things have to delay. the one in austin, it was supposed to have taken off, but took longer than usual to go through the preflight and that sort of thing. so the air traffic controller thought he had already left, but hadn't. those are other situations you have to create a buffer for. >> clearly a problem across the air traffic system. thank you for joining us on that breaking news. brutal trench war fare, lawless russian mercenaries,

thousands of trapped oresidents. that's the situation in bakhmut. russian forces are on the verge of capturing that sit, but officials suggest bakhmut means nor symbolically for russia than strategically. mike lyons is here to break it down for us. major lyons, if bakhmut doesn't have such strategic value, why all these months of bloody, you know, brutal in some ways almost trench war fare going on for all these months. >> it does have some symbolic value, but the strategic value is ukraine military has used it to grind down russian forces. let mess show you something on the map here. russia is now involved with encircling some involved here.

this is more ominous than it really is, but the bottom line is they've never had a frontal assault. why? because of the obstacle, as ukraine decides to do a retrograde operation, but we can tell by the bridges they're blowing to do that. now, over here, in khromove, the russians blow that bridge here. this road is the t-504, under a lot of artillery, but i think in the next 24 to 48 hours, that retrofit operation will begin in earnest and the ukraine military lieutenant be able to get back in certain defensive positions. >> so you were saying the map looks more ominous that it really is. all of that red is where russian troops are present, but we are

hearing about these desperate civilian evacuations, and ukraine is refusing to surrender. it is similar to mariupol earlier in the war. how did ukraine avoid a second version of that? >> likely the less important soldier go first, drone operators things that can possibly cover the withdrawal. some residents will still choose not to go, but the ukraine military will have to make tough decisions. i think they'll be able to recover this retreat to get our defensive positions, but there's certain civilians that will likely stay. >> major mike lyons, thank you very much. ja morant is away from his

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him holding a gun. he has since apologized, but "the washington post" reported he was previously accused of punching a teenager in a gasp and assaulting a mall security guard. we have the host of the podcast of "the right time" into m -- bamany jones. i think people would support him in his efforts tots -- but does that get to the heart of what was going on? >> when i saw the statement, and he used the terminology that he did, i felt like there are hinges he's not saying. what people saw from him was overall reckless behavior. they didn't care about his

stress management, but stop acting like a fool. i read that announcement and i thought there's something they're not telling us. >> that is also something that struck out to me. the nba is basically saying he is the one taking this time away. it's not clear if there has been or will be any punitive action for this behavior. how should they respond? it's not just flashing the gun wherever he was, but the other incidents reported by "the washington post," there have been other concerning behaviors in public. what should they do next? >> it's interesting that you mentioned it in terms of punitive behavior. i think overall the way most have looked at this is really in the context of concern, which i think, if you're someone of my age, you see something -- he's almost 20 years younger than me, and i'm like, young man, you are cruising for a bruising.

suddenly i've become like every other elder, and when i was at that age, i thought they were overreacting, but i think looking at morant, he's going to learn some things. walking around, playing with guns around people, that's just a great way to get shot. that's the way i look at -- it's not so much he's making the nba look back or anything like that, but what you are doing and the way you're comporting yourself is dangerous, and for your sake, you need to get some things under control. before you go, i want to get your take on this other story in the sports world. texas tech recently suspended his coach for racially insensitive comments. the team says adams was

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chris rock claps back after a year after will smith slapped him in public at the oscars. rock has now responded in a live netflix stream. >> y'all know what happened to me. getting smacked by shug smith. it still hurts. i got summertime ringing in my ears. i love will smith. my whole life i loved [ bleep ]. my whole life i root for this [ bleep ]. everybody that really knows,

knows i had nothing to do with that [ bleep ]. i didn't have any intanglements. >> all right. cnn's stephanie elam is in los angeles. so steph, you were at the oscars when this happened a year ago. and it's clear -- i mean, you heard chris rock say it. it still hurts. it's clear it still hurts. >> it's obvious it still hurts. there was an intentionty in his eyes, abby, he was making these jokes. i can tell you last year when it happened, at first we thought it was a bit. way up in the media seats up in the high, high you're not famous area of the arena, we still heard how loud that slap was. that's when we knew it was real. so it's clear that this has been lingering in chris rock's psyche. he says people always ask him questions how he responded, why he didn't respond. in fact, take a listen to what he said. >> how come you didn't do nothing back? i got parents. you know what my parents taught me.

don't fight in front of white people. >> reporter: and that was his very last joke of the night. all of this coming at the very end of his special, the last ten minutes he reserved talking about will smith. you saw that earlier clip talking about he didn't have any entanglements. that's a reference to jada pinkett smith announce shed had an entanglement with one of their son's friends and did a red table talk talking about it, her and will smith. so he said that jada pinkett smith hurt will smith more than chris rock could ever been hurt by how hard will smith slapped him. obviously a lot of anger there. he said he's not a victim, however. you'll never see him crying on gayle or oprah. he took that hit. it was a biting response to what happened a year ago, abby. >> a year later it's clearly still very raw there. and obviously so much anticipation for him to finally address this. stephanie elam, thank you so

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