>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states, and all around the world. i am rosemary church. just ahead, on cnn newsroom,

scary moment in the sky, an airline passenger accused of trying to open the emergency door and stabbing a flight attendant. we will have more on that and a closer look at the recent mishaps plaguing the airline industry. california buried under snow with more on the way, some people trapped in their homes for days, with supplies running low. their message right now, we need help. plus, kidnapped in mexico, cnn has learned the identities of the four american sticking at gunpoint as the fbi ask the public for help finding them. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us, growing concern about a patient safety in the united states, our series of incidents both in the air and on the ground. the latest during a united airlines flight from los angeles to boston on monday, a

man allegedly tried to open an emergency exit door midflight before attempting to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal spoon. >> the man francisco torres was tackled by other passengers, zip tied according to a woman on the, flight and then immediately taken into custody once the plane landed. tourists told law enforcement he was trying to defend himself because he believed the flight attendants were trying to kill him. also on monday, two planes collided at boston's logan airport, the wing jet clipped detail of another just before takeoff. >> an engine bursting into

flames, a smoke filling the cabin, and an emergency landing. it is all alarming to passengers on the southwest flight from cuba to florida, which the airline says had to turn back after hitting birds. >> an explosion. a lot of smoke. >> people were screaming, not knowing what to do, and we kept trying to breathe and filling up with more smoke is very acid. >> in boston, a trifecta of trouble, federal authorities say in manitoba do open an exit door on a united jet coming from los angeles, and allegedly tried to stab a flight attendant with a broken spoon before being tackled by other passengers. on the ground, to departing passenger planes collided as one of them was pushed back from its gate, and all of that is just a week after a near collusion between two other jets. one, a private jet taking, off the other commercial jet landing. aviation analysts say airports

are struggling with this rash of instant near collisions. >> they developed a lot of equipment, runway alerting systems, and they have a lot of advisory programs were despite all the efforts runway incursions are increasing. the statistics are headed the wrong way, and it is the most dangerous thing in aviation today. >> and still, more trouble. last week a tonsil plane carrying among others after matthew mcconaughey and his wife camilla, ran into severe turbulence. she posted, i was told the plane dropped almost 4000 feet, 7 people went to the hospital. a different passenger told aaron, from out front -- >> suddenly, this just like a big drop. and, everything just flew everywhere. and it was a huge mess. and i saw the attending on my right. basically hit the ceiling. and was completely horizontal. >> --

lending runway 6 >>, and in yet, another case of violent turbulence, a private jet over new england was hit so hard, one of the 3 passengers, a woman from maryland died. >> all the information i have about the emergency is possible laceration requesting medical assistance on the runway. >> the national transportation safety board says, moments before the turbulence, that plane also experienced a problem with it trim control. >> they were in the process of diagnosing that when they received a momentary in-flight upset. and, so this is something we are investigating. >> some of these incidents may just be coincidences, some may pointed deeper problems. they all underscore how the airline industry is still stumbling along, a bit, as it tries to bounce back from some

trying years. tom foreman, cnn, washington. -- >> a man tried to open the emergency door, instead of a flight attendant. here is what -- said about that. >> i actually had two different reactions, one is, goodwin is not good. first and foremost, it would not be able to open the door in-flight, others have tried, that and there are safety mechanisms and pressurization. so he was not going to be able to succeed. that is the good news. the bad news is air rage incidents, this is considered an air rage incident even though it is obviously an assault and battery on a flight attendant, but they have increased over the years, a lot of them are alcohol fueled, some of the concern mental disturbances, other medications, and then some and this is when the evaluators really want to be honest, is the frustration level. and, -- people are frustrated, people are angry, and sadly, they think it is on the plane and

crew. the ways they have been trying to attack this problem, is by increasing the penalties, and increasing the enforcement. so there is a very little tolerance for this on the, plane you will get called a. >> california continues to bear the brunt of winter weather with nearly two weeks of snow that has melted in some areas, and some counties are declaring a local emergency due to the impact of the storms. -- three feet of snow -- trapped behind walls of snow. now tensions are starting to run high, cnn's camilla bernal has more now from california. >> residents here are still frustrated and upset over how long this entire process is

taking. there are people here who have been at their homes for more than ten days, without being able to leave, without a grocery store, or a pharmacy, and here behind me is the only grocery store in town where the roof collapsed, because there is so much snow accumulated at the top of the grocery store that it no longer is open. so people have to rely on donations. this community is coming together as you can see here behind me, they brought firewood, and the problem is, i spoke to other people who have told me look, i can't even turn on my fireplace because there is so much snow. so the ones that can, they're here trying to get anything they can to make their lives a little bit easier. i've talked to people who are stuck higher than -- i cannot even make it to the places where they are giving out these donations. so that frustration just accumulates they, after, day after day. here is what some of these

residents have told me. >> there has been 13 -- this will be 14 days, and a refrigerator and they are getting down there. >> i am feeling frustrated, i feel like i'm in prison, it is scary, frustrating, and mostly gets my anxiety more so then i cannot control obviously. >> and we have seen people coming for donations all day long and there is -- over and over, and some people say look i'm running out of a lot of supplies and i don't know hello i can go with all the supplies and food. authorities say they are making progress. is it so far, they have been able to essentially clear about 85% of the roads in this area, the problem is, there are a lot of sidestreets that are still blocked off because of the snow

and many of the residents telling me that is where they cannot leave their homes. they are wanting for this entire process to move faster, but as of now, authorities are -- camilla, burnout california. >> darren lives in cedar glen, that is in san bernardino county, he joins me now. thank you so much for being with us. >> hello, rosemary, thank you. >> so you are one of many desperate residents trapped in your homes and neighborhoods after more than a week or so of record snowfall. how have you've been coping with the state of emergency in terms of getting food and helping others? >> today is the end of day, 12 we are still not been able to get out of the roadway a large four by four truck is completely disabled -- parking spot, it has been difficult for us, also the grocery stores in the area have closed due to damage or frankly

-- the only one running is several miles, away so you are having to check through the snow to get through a daily or weekly basis. >> that is so, difficult and of, course first responders have been overwhelmed trying to get help to residents, food water power or medicine but do you wonder why more help hasn't come sooner? >> frankly, it is frustrating, i mean, like we said, we are day 12 an hour players are 31 inches of snow as we speak and you know there is a lot of questions of what took so long and anne pierre has been nearly two weeks and we are still buried here. >> what do you think it has taken this long? >> my guess would be mismanagement, but frankly i don't know and it is difficult for me to get a grasp of it stake here in my, cabinet you not really get so much of the assad world so you hear a lot of, rumors a lot of stories, but you don't know what the story is. >> yeah understand enough course the weather is expected to ease a bit in your area, but

more bad weather is on the way across northern california, outlined you think you and your neighbors can hold, out and when do you think more help will come? >> honestly, i don't know one hope is, coming to keep telling us it, is coming back every day a week up and the road looks exactly the same. as far as we can hang out there are holdouts, it is on an individual basis wrinkly, we are doing pretty good right here for mountain residents we are used to the sort of thing, but it is hard to get used to it is been difficult to manage. some people are better off than others obviously. >> understood, and you have been helping a lot of neighbors which is wonderful to be doing. that of course. and how long do you think it will take to clean up your neighborhood given some grocery store rooms have -- some homes are at risk of doing the same of, course while the roads as you point out, they

are clogged up in piled up with snow. >> near the roads that have been filed a four -- on either side, it will take some time for that to melt, turn for them to manage the extra, snow and as far as the grocery stores are concerned, frankly i do not, know i have heard rumblings of months, -- >> all right, well, there are cases, thank you so much for joining us, and again for helping her neighbors during these difficult times. we hope you get some help very soon. appreciate talking with you. >> appreciate it. we have now learned the names of the four americans who have been kidnapped in mexico. two families in south carolina have identified them as -- -- and -- the fourth person right now is only identified as eric, one of the family members says the group of friends had gone to mexico to take -- for a medical procedure and's

mother confirms to cnn that her daughter never arrived for that procedure. the fbi says the group traveled to the city of -- on friday just across the border from brownsville, texas. at some point, unidentified gunmen fired on the groups white mini van then loaded them into a truck and took them away. u.s. official suggests the incident appears to be a big misunderstanding. more now from cnn's josh campbell. >> special agent from the u.s. federal bureau of investigation working with authorities in mexico to locate for americans who were kidnapped after traveling friday from texas into mexico. the fbi says a group opened fire on these americans, eventually taking them captive, and u.s. officials familiar with investigation time it appears to be a case of mistaken identity, law enforcement believes that a group of hotel members mistook these americans for haitian drug smugglers. as well as why the americans

were there, a source tells me that officials believed they were there to obtain some type of medical procedure. of course, it is not uncommon for american canadians to travel to mexico for lower class prescription drugs, for lower price for medical procedures, that source -- inside the vehicle, receipts indicating there was some type of medical procedure that was planned. now, i want to show you a -- uc in coleman taking a group of people, putting them in the back of this white track, cnn cannot independently confirm that those individuals being loaded into the vehicles only americans, but a source says this is believed to be related to that incident. as far as where this goes next, the mexican government says there are agencies within the federal government, as well as the authorities are working with your sports news in order to try and look at these americans. the fbi has announced a 50,000 dollar reward for information leading to the location of

these americans as well as identification of their captors. josh -- cnn, los angeles. >> still to come, ukraine is pledging to continue to defend the better city of bakhmut, more on the fight there and the urgent effort to evacuate civilians. plus, ukrainian officials are blasting russia after a video shows a powered execution of a prisoner of war. we will have the details in a live report just ahead. live re with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face isis detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. get refunds.comm powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes qualify. i went on theiwebsite, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by whathey could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes.

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the fight to defend the eastern city of bakhmut even as russian forces press on with their efforts to encircle it. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he has now ordered the reinforcement of positions inside the city, where a fierce battle has been raging for months. russian forces have been making gradual gains, new video shows fighters with the wagner mercenary group taking down a ukrainian flag and planting their own flag on top of a tank monument in the eastern part of bakhmut. the fierce fighting in bakhmut has complicated evacuation efforts, with a few civilians making a out of the war zone each day. cnn's alex marquardt takes a look at one successful mission. >> [sound of artillery] >> racing into the war zone, a white-knuckle drive towards the

middle of bakhmut. >> [speaking non-english] >> this is the last successful emergency evacuation mission by the bakhmut police. >> [speaking non-english] >> we need to go faster, and officer says, the russians can clearly see us. >> [speaking non-english] >> this team, called the white angels, grabbed civilians who have been trapped. throwing belongings in the back, there is a cat, someone else with a guitar. the fighting ranging nearby. there was it and told to hurry up and get in, and sit anywhere they can. >> [speaking non-english] >> as they hold on tight, the rescue mission speeds away from the smoldering city. ahead, there is smoke from a russian strike. >> [speaking non-english] >> getting dropped off safely, he tells the officer that everything is blown up in bakhmut, even inside his apartment. they have survived months of

brutally intense assaults. russia has made gains, trying to encircle bakhmut and surrounding it on three sides, as ukraine desperately tries to fend them off. today, we met bakhmut's deputy mayor in a city nearby at a makeshift aide center with bakhmut evacuees. he tells us it's very hard to persuade the more than 4000 civilians left there to leave. they say they have nowhere to go and have no money. it's very hard to survive there, he says. it's not life. it is survival. drinking water is a big problem. walking to the well is dangerous, he says. shells landing on your head all the time, all he now feels, he tells us, is fear and sadness. everyone here knows how hard it will be for ukraine to hold on to bakhmut win. his elderly mother, with disabilities, didn't want to leave. he had to manage to convince her. >> [speaking non-english] >> i don't know if my house is

still standing, she tells us. it's very painful thinking about those still in bakhmut, her eyes swell up. i just want them to all survive, she says. that's my only wish. alex marquardt, cnn, in eastern ukraine. eastern ukraine. -- >> ukraine's president is promising his country will find those responsible for killing an unarmed ukrainian soldier. officials in ukraine have been lashing out against moscow after if idiot or marginal social media which appears to show the execution of a p.o.w. acts legibly in russian captivity. here is part of that video, a warning, though it contains graphic content. >> and cnn's salma abdelaziz is following developments and joins us now from london.

some, shocking video there of the alleged execution of that ukrainian prisoner of war, west been the reaction so far? >> truly horrifying video, rosemary, you can only imagine for that individual's family how horrifying it must be to see these images that have gone viral in ukraine. the illustrator many ukrainians the ferocity, the mercilessness of russian troops on the ground. president zelenskyy for his part has vowed -- today a video now showing how the occupiers brutally killed a warrior who briefly said to their faces, glory to ukraine. i want us all to respond to his words immunity. glory to the hero. lori to heroes. glory to ukraine. now that phrase glory to ukraine was being shared widely instrumental media, and among

ukrainians who see it of course as a statement of defiance in the release of this video. now of, course this prisoner of war being executed seemingly in this video unarmed, defenseless, that could potentially be a violation of the geneva convention, in violation of the international law, and of course as you heard there, president zelenskyy, he sees that as a clear war crime. by russian, troops are russian soldiers on the ground. what is interesting to note here, rosemary, is that ukrainian forces, ukrainian officials are simultaneously while conducting this war, while trying to regain ukrainian lands, they are simultaneously also collecting evidence for what they see will be in the future trials to try and bring what they see again as a russian war crimes on the battlefield. rosemary? >> shocking. some abdelaziz joining us live from, london many thanks. next here on cnn newsroom, china takes a series of swipes

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>> china's foreign minister says there will surely be conflict, and confrontation if the u.s. does not hit the brakes. he suggested the recent balloon crisis could have been avoided, and he also echoed accusations from the chinese president saying the u.s. is trying to contain china's development. these comments came on the sidelines of china's national peoples congress, a key annual political event. cnn's kristie lu stout is tracking this war, associate joins us live from hong kong. good to see, kristie, so tensions escalating again between china and the u.s., what more are you learning about this? >> today on the sidelines of the national people's congress in beijing, we heard from china's relatively new foreign minister -- and amid this rising tension between china and the u.s., he

had some pretty stern words. he accused the united states of plotting to create an asia-pacific version of nato that could risk a repeat of a ukraine like crisis breaking out in the region, and he also had this warning directed squarely at the u.s.. take a listen to this. >> if the united states does not hit the brake, what continue to speed down the wrong path, no amount of guardrails can prevent the railing, and there will surely be conflict and confrontation. >> now in regards to ukraine, china's new foreign minister said that peace talks should take place as soon as possible, he also added that china has not sold any weapons to either side in regards to taiwan, he said china should not be underestimated that taiwan was a matter for the chinese people, and china would work towards a peaceful reunification. further underscoring this deepening rift between china, the u.s., and its allies, we heard also from chinese leader

xi jinping on monday who directly accused the u.s. and its allies of containment. he made these remarks at a business meeting speaking to chinese entrepreneurs, and the chinese leader xi jinping said this, quote, the u.s. led western countries have all around containment and development as oppression against us, which as where unprecedented severe challenges to china's development. now this rift between the u.s. and china's deepening over a host of issues, there is a balloon incident, u.s. military support, taiwan, ukraine as well, and on top of all, that an issue to access to technology like semiconductors, chips, and artificial intelligence. rosemary? >> all right, kristie lu, stout joining us from hong kong, many thanks. time for a short, break when we come, back iran is offering new explanations for what of school children have fallen sick over the past few months.

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>> afghan women were barred from attending universities on monday as the academic year began some of them produce the exclusion by their books on the sidewalk kabul meal students resumed costas indoors. it follows the decision by the taliban in late december to ban women from higher education. the move has received heavy international condemnation. the iranian government says it is trying to figure out what has sickened more than 5000 schoolchildren over the past few months, mostly girls. ahead of a parliamentary committee calls the poisonings and says investigators are looking into possible motives.

iran's interior ministry reports no sign of dangerous poison in any of the hospitalized students one official claims more than 90% of these students symptoms were caused by anxiety iran's supreme leader says if it is proven that these students were poisoned the perpetrators should be severely punished the u.s. state department is calling for an international fact finding mission to determine if the suspected poisonings are related to women and girls participating in the protests. >> these reports of continued poisoning of schoolgirls across iran, and they are unconscionable, these poisonings need to be stopped immediately. women and girls in iran and women and girls everywhere for that matter have a universal human right, it is the universal right to education. >> iran's deputy health minister says no deaths have been reported from the suspected poisonings.

most children were released from the hospital within a few hours. more now from cnn's -- parents outside an education office in tehran, challenging iranian authorities desperate for answers. after what is believed to be the worst day of incidents of suspected poisoning's actual schools, these videos were shown on saturday which marks the start of the school week in a run. for months, now iranians schoolgirls and their families have been speaking out about incidents of suspected poisoning. the numbers of incidents reported to cnn's is in the dozens. then over the weekend, dozens -- cnn was able to verify these new incidents using video and witness testimony. across ten provinces. the u.s. and others are calling for iran's authority to investigate these incidences.

but speaking to cnn, medical sources say they've been barred by hospital administrators from sharing details of symptoms and test results. even with the patients parents. we dubbed this doctors voice for his safety. >> i'm insider, add my phones being monitored. i can't share anymore. with you >> iran's interior minister after months of vague statements, now says that suspicious samples have been found, and are being assessed that laboratories. parents those say they don't trust authorities to investigate. >> translator: to heck with this country and its rulers. we would be at better off without any leader. this is our country. they don't know what they're doing. you don't even have medicine.

>> all the incidents began in a similar matter, as described to us by students. a noxious smell, and then, i felt dizzy and fainted, i had given us a vision and heart palpitations. all of us had identical -- >> world sport is next, and for our viewers here in north america will be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. cnn newsroom in just a moment. king hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financncial freedom. we''re investing for our clients in the projects that power our r economy. from the plains to thehe coast, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive.

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desantis front and center. we have already seen a major focus on what can and can't be taught in schools, and political analysts say it will be a preview of his 2024 presidential campaign. cnn's leyla santiago -- >> the bill prohibits classroom instructions about sexuality, or things like transgender -- this is inappropriate. florida is where woke goes to die. >> one of the latest targets for florida's war on, work the costume, republicans introducing bill after bill aimed at changing education. >> i believe parents in the state of florida should be able to send their kids to elementary school without having an agenda champ down their throats. >> i believe firmly that public education is the ultimate equalizer. if we erode and restrict access to that, then we are shifting the trajectory of the future of the state. >> as lawmakers head to the

state capital this, week a wish list for governor ron desantis and his allies pushing to reshape education, from pre-k, through college. on the table, a bill that eliminates diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in public universities, prohibits instruction on gender studies in critical race theory, and also ends protections for tenured faculty. >> no more discrimination. we are going to promote marriott. >> this proposed legislation bans any, requirement to use pronoun steamed incongruent with the person sex in school and also bans costume instruction related to sexual orientation or gender identity until ninth grade. >> they should not be teaching a second grader that they can choose their gender. that is wrong. >> this proposal creates a new statewide standard for sex education requiring teaching that, quote, biological males impregnate biological females. >> we need to spend time on

teaching kids the basics, and when there are things that are injected that are clearly inappropriate, make sure that we are not doing that. >> this bill establishes a universal school choice about your program, and expense who is alleged to receive a school voucher partnership. >> that basically resist the bar for everyone. >> with the republican-controlled -- added to the list of political victories for governor ron desantis to tout as we get sent to embark on an unexpected 2024 presidential campaign. >> i think we have the right on all the key issues, and i think these liberal states have gotten it wrong. i think it goes back to this woke mind a virus that has infected the left and all these other institutions. >> for everything is about a trumping chalk, which means the policies are incredibly extreme, and not necessarily popular among every floridian, but more attempting to appeal to a conservative base. >> education has been anne -- students, teachers, and

politicians. >> the mississippi state senate is considering the controversial bill that has been compared to apartheid. republican lawmakers in the state house have -- nemours expanded special district near the state capital to encompass about a third of the city's population, and put it under the control of capitol police officers. the expended a strict would include white neighborhoods which also some of the cities most wealthy and would have a separate system. jackson as a whole is 83% black, and critics say the bill is an attempt by the white minority to gain control republicans say reforms are needed to a four huge court backlogs, and stem a spike in violence. jackson's murder rate is one of the highest in the united states. anne it is laughable to talk

about new bills, doing new things, when we have not addressed old problems. the problem is a system that we are not funding to actually get the system >> if i know there are bills this legislature anne now have expanded capital police authority, possibly to the entire city of jackson, and that terrifies me and angers me >> anne without voting on in the contentious bill, they will pick it up in about eight hours. city officials in washington d.c. making an unexpected move on monday announcing plans to withdraw the district's controversial crime bill, from congressional review just days before lawmakers are expected to the bill would have overall of the 100-year-old -- but it also includes a controversial changes like relaxed sentencing for certain crimes. the republican-led house had

already rejected a bill last month with -- anne joining the republicans, it is set to vote on the coming, days and anne -- he would side with republican efforts to block the bill. one member of the city council anne -- into a tool for national politics. >> i don't believe a single republican in congress has read this, bill or knows what is in. it they are just using this bill to spread misleading, and disingenuous soft on crime talking points. the speakers ignorance on this issue is exactly what congress should not meet making -- >> right now, senate republicans are reportedly still planning to hold anne -- later this week. here in atlanta, 23 people are facing domestic terrorism charges after violent protest at the site of a proposed police training facility.

also known as koch city. authorities say dozens of quote agitators went to the construction site on sunday and attacked officers with fireworks, rocks, even mullet of gawk deals. police also released the surveillance video which shows the moment protesters approached the site. the incident happened at the start of what protesters call, a weeklong mass mobilization. they claim the site which propagate militarized policing, and harm the environment. and this just into cnn, the u.s. secretary of state lloyd austin making an unannounced trip to iraq. officials say the visit is aimed at showing washington's commitment to keeping a military presence in the country. nearly 20 years after the u.s.-led invasion, that toppled saddam hussein anne. the u.s. secretary general has tweeted he is heartbroken after a fire ripped through a range of refugee camp in bangladesh.

some 12,000 people are now homeless. many of them were already struggling to survive after fleeing their homes in myanmar. cnn's christina mcfarland has our report. >> a massive fire ripped through refugee camp in bangladesh, as riddance flee escaping, if, lucky with any belongings. local firefighters and volunteers used what little they have to try and put it out. one mother says she couldn't save anything. chickens, houses and clothes have been burned. i couldn't take anything out of the house. i just took shelter to save my children. >> another man said he was saved by crossing balked wire fences. after two hours, the fire is brought under control, through the smoke, a man wipes his tears. >> this is cox a spears, our home to around 1 million rohingya muslims, most of whom fled neighboring myanmar during the brutal military crackdown, which the united nations has called genocide, a claim which myanmar denies. it's one of the world's largest refugee camps, where people live in overcrowded and squalid conditions. now, some 12,000 people are left homeless. and, crucial facilities like health centers, water facilities have been destroyed.

many were already struggling to survive after the u. n. slashed food aid from $12 to $10 per person this month. due to a massive funding gap. >> earlier what the russians were not enough. now, they have been reduced further. >> to make matters worse, the area is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change. >> they are living in an area that is very prone to natural disaster. exacerbated by the climate crisis. so, what we are seeing is a very dry season with very hot weather that can lead to fires. >> it was just two years ago that at least 15 refugees died and more than 10,000 families were displaced in another fire at the camp. aid agencies say they're working to provide food and temporary shelter to those who lost their home. as authorities evaluate the damage, and continue to investigate the cause of the fire, the fire yet another blow to a community already so devastated. christina macfarlane, cnn.

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