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to our viewers watching in the united states, canada and all around the world. i'm paula newton ahead this hour. we're following a developing story out of trigg county, kentucky, where two u. s. army helicopters crashed during a training mission. plus pope francis remains in the hospital, where he's being treated for a respiratory infection will go live to rome in just a few moments, and us first lady jill biden was just one of the many people who gathered in nashville , tennessee, to remember the six victims killed in monday's school shooting. and we begin with that developing story in southern kentucky officials at the u. s. army base, fort campbell have confirmed the crash of two blackhawk helicopters and it's believed the incident could be deadly. you know, we are told the aircraft went down in nearby trigg county around 10 p.m. wednesday night. that's local
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time. the helicopters were with the 101st airborne division, and they were doing apparently routine training when the crash occurred. as of now, the official status of the crew members is not known, but in a tweet earlier from kentucky governor and share, he said, fatalities are expected and asked for prayers for those affected. now stay with cnn. for the very latest, we will bring you updates. as we have them. meantime in nashville, tennessee , they are paying tribute to six victims of the shooting at a private elementary school at a vigil wednesday evening merit john cooper said monday was the city's worst day residents are united as they mourned together , police chief john drake told the crowd his officers trained for situations like monday's attack. they hoped it would never come. and singer sheryl crow performed her song. i shall believe please. you won't give up. me no. yes. authorities have
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identified the six victims as students haley scruggs, evelyn dick house and william kenny all just nine years old, the adults 60 year old catherine contest, the head of the covenant school 61 year old mike kill, a member of the custodial staff and 61 year old substitute teacher, cynthia peak. raleigh who works as a special education teacher at another school, explains why she went to the vigil. yesterday i went to school and i couldn't help but just love on my students a little extra because i want them to know that their loved and they're safe and i want to be able to provide that seem love and embrace for these families who are going through this right now. and if i could these families in the eyes and embrace them and just tell them that their loved and they're known and their herd and whether
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i know them or not. i hope that they know that their communities here for them. us first lady joe biden also attended the vigil. earlier in the day, she left flowers at a memorial for the victims. the visit holds special significance for biden, given her lifelong work as an educator . meantime the white house is urging congress to take action on gun control measures. it is not okay to have weapons of war . these are weapons of war that are in our schools in our communities that are in our churches in our places of worship. that is not what is supposed to be. congress needs to take action. congressional republicans in congress need to get out of the way or come to the table and really have some courage. we have more now on the day's events and the investigation from cnn's dianne gallagher. tonight as a grief stricken city unites to mourn the six lives taken on monday,
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and yet another school shooting . we're learning more about the victims who were lost tennessee's governor, bill lee, speaking tuesday night to a hurting community, revealing this is very personal for his family specifically for his wife , maria woke up this morning without one of her best friends. cindy peak. cindy was supposed to come over to have dinner with maria last night after she filled in as a substitute teacher yesterday, coming in cindy and maria and catherine koontz. we're all teachers at the same school and have been family friends. for decades, scruggs on posting a heart wrenching tribute today to the nine year old reading. in part, i have often longed for a daughter in halle embodied all of those things i'd want in my own little girl. she was incredibly smart, feisty enough to keep up with her three brothers and my four boys, mike hill, beloved custodian at the covenant school, is survived by his seven children and 14 grandchildren. family friends of nine year old victim, william
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kenny. started to go fund me page in his honor, posting that he had an unflappable spirit was unfailingly kind, gentle when the situation called for it quick to laugh and always inclusive of others. a city councilman telling cnn today that katherine coons likely died trying to protect the children of her school, saying a witness told him the school's headmaster ended a zoom call after shots were heard in the background. i do know she was in the hallway by itself, a nine year old evelyn dick house, whose family said in a statement. evelyn was a shining light in this world amidst all this pain for friends and family authorities continue to work to answer questions about who the shooter was and the motive behind monday's massacre the school this morning we met with the parents and as of right now, we don't have any indication that there was any problems at the at the school or at home. one of the shooters, college professors talked to cnn today, describing what she witnessed on the suspect social media page over the last year.
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about a year ago, she started openly grieving about someone that she had lost. um and there was a slight romantic context to it. it didn't seem like she was just talking about a friend. um and literally since that happened, i mean, i honestly feel like that those are the only updates i've seen from her on facebook have been and her openly grieving saying how you know how much she was hurting how much she was missing this person. diane gallagher, cnn, nashville, tennessee. now, given the profound loss that diane just outlined there, you can imagine emotions were running high in the halls of the u. s. congress so with one democrat lawmaker loudly berating republicans for an action in the wake of the nashville tragedy and other school shootings. take a listen. 13 a house. the american people need to know that they don't have to hurry. to do anything to save the lives
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of children read some more down . look at the data. you're not looking at any data. lobby single what i'm saying. that's what dying rolled children efficiently. the doctor arming teachers, that's worth it. every school teacher school counselor , i was a middle school principal. i was in cafeterias protecting kids every day of my career. there's never been a shooting, never shooting time. we've got guns here to protect us. why should have somebody to protect them? so later this hour , we'll take a closer look at the stark differences and how police responded in both the nashville shooting and the one last may in uvalde, texas, one was over in minutes, while the other lasted more than an hour.
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pope francis spent the night in hospital after having trouble breathing wednesday. the vatican says he will stay there for at least a few days. catholics meantime, right around the world , including the pope's hometown in buenos aires are praying for the quick recovery of the 86 year old pontiff. us. president joe biden also wish the pope well and asked people to quote say an extra prayer for him. cnn's barbie. nadeau joins us now from rome, and she's been following the latest developments. i mean, barbie look, the pope has had his share of medical complications. this now at the start of holy week. what more are you learning about his condition and how serious it might be? well, you know, the vatican said yesterday that he had been gone into the hospital for some routine tests. and then you know, we heard a little bit later. he may have gone in an in an ambulance, so there's been a little bit of sketchy information coming out, and that causes people to worry, wondering if this is actuallymou said, this is the beginning of
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holy week, so it seems odd that he'd have something scheduled before that, but we just don't know we've heard from the vatican press office that wish that he had a good night in the hospital that just came through. and that we may be getting an update on his health later, but holy week in rome is the most important date on the catholic calendar, and it's very important for the city of rome to. in fact, this the mayor of rome tweeted last night, rome is close to its bishop and awaits him with sincere and deep affection for the continuation of his important mission for humanity. you know, holy week is a big deal here, paul as you know, and the pope in the hospital the couple of days before it starts, whereas a lot of people. hope of course, that he's well enough to attend. and yet this is a pope, who has been incredibly practical about his health his age and what that means. now he's already signed apparently a resignation letter to be used in the event of him becoming so called impaired. how significant is that? well, it is
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significant because it just shows that he is thinking about the future. he's thinking, i suppose, as well about john paul, the second who suffered so publicly in his waning days. he died in april 2005 right around the easter period as well. you know this pope pope francis, though, has had he had colon surgery in 2021. he's had other ailments he has he's in a wheelchair. he's not at that healthy of a man and he's missing part of a lung that was removed when he was in this seminary back in argentina and so respiratory infection, which is what they say he has is worrying. it's troubling and this is a this is an elderly man like any of us would be worried about a grandparent, an elderly, elderly parent in the hospital. as such, as he is it is worrying and you've got the everyone right around the world, catholics and non catholics alike really praying for this man right now, paula? absolutely i can attest to his stamina. he was in canada last year and has been on other foreign trips
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since then, and he is certainly a man who, if he's able will get back to work as soon as possible. barbie nadeau for us in rome really appreciate it. and donald trump is appealing a recent court ruling that would force several of his former aides to testify about efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. now among those aids crucially, mark meadows, his former chief of staff, and that's, according to two sources familiar with the grand jury's criminal investigation. the mid march ruling was the latest in a series of defeats for the former u. s president. he has been trying to block the testimony of his former staff and allies on the grounds of executive privilege. britain's king charles the third is set to address the german parliament in the coming hours and meet with ukrainian refugees have sought sanctuary there. but when he and his wife camilla arrived in berlin on wednesday, it was time for a ceremony. pageantry and symbolism. our max foster was there. grand entrance fit for a
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king's first official state visit charles and his wife, camilla, the queen consort. welcome to germany with a 21 gun salute and a fly past. in an unprecedented start to his 29th official visit, the royals were escorted by fighter jets one of the many firsts. adding to the sense of history. this was the first full ceremonial welcome for a head of state here at the brandenburg gate. since the second world war and the first chance for the new king to meet german fans atmosphere. it was really yeah. i never experienced something like that before. symbolic
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having him here in the shadows of the brandenburg gate. i think so. yes i think it's uh, that's a strong bond between both countries for centuries, and there were two world wars and it's actually great kind of go together. there's a friendship and again. we all know about him when he was prince of wales, who did a lot for the environment, which i think is a good thing and i think we'll have to see what will become of it when he's now that he's king charles is focused on the environment was on the agenda as usual, with a reception focused on green energy and the tree planting ceremony, part of the green canopy initiative in memory of his mother, queen elizabeth, the second over all these years and in so many ways i have been struck. by the warmth of the friendship between our nations. and by the vitality about partnership in countless areas.
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it was mr president, a friendship which mattered greatly to my mother. the king's visit and state banquet in berlin is intended to celebrate the uk's relationship with both germany and france following the postponement of his visit paris due to protests, buckingham palace says charles will use this historic trip to highlight the importance of sustainability and community ideas integral to both nations. max foster, cnn berlin, germany. a college student ends up on russia's most wanted list just for criticizing the war in ukraine. because i'm not the first and i won't be the last in the era of the information. war between propaganda and reality words can get through to someone. that is why the authorities are afraid. still, she says her campaign is only just beginning that story just ahead, plus a potentially
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are ukrainians are doing a very effective area defense that is proven to be very costly to the russians. for about the last 2021 days, the russians have not made any progress whatsoever in and around bach mood, so it's a slaughter fest for the russians. they're getting hammered in the in the vicinity of bark mountain. the ukrainians have fought very, very well. meantime, the head of the un nuclear watchdog traveled to separation to nuclear power plant to assess the current conditions. there i felt, grossi says the situation has not improved and in fact military activity is increasing. cnn salma adult sees joins me now from london, selma you've been, you know, discussing this for quite some time. we were discussing this several months ago. at issue now is an actual military build up and an escalation around the plant. what did mr gross i have to say about that? well, this is mr gross's second time, making it to that nuclear power plant. having across front lines literally go across a minefield to make it to that nuclear power
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plant where there is a very complex picture on the ground. you have ukrainian employees still operating that plant, but it is under russian occupation. so russian forces occupying that plane you can imagine for those ukrainian workers, just the amount of strain and stress that they are under in this nuclear power plant is very much on on the front lines of this conflict . there has been shelling that landed right up near it. there has been a number of blackouts. remember, of course, russia has been targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure that has led to the nuclear power plant several times having to go into emergency blackout mode. it's important to remember here paula this is europe's largest nuclear power plant. all six of its reactors shut down and it's very much in a precarious situation. mr gross. he has been working to try to negotiate some sort of security zone around this nuclear power plant. he answered reporters questions during his visit, take a listen to what he said. the increased military
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activity, which i was referring to, on the basis of the information i had before going is obvious. in terms of military presence, uh, signs visible signs of damage and destruction. before you get to the place, so it is obvious that these area is facing a perhaps more dangerous. face. now, as you heard there, while mr gross has been trying to improve the situation there, it seems to be deteriorating on those negotiations has been trying again to get moscow in kiev to find middle ground here to create that security zone. we understand that kiev's precondition is that moscow pulls out. moscow has been refusing to do that so far growth. he would not comment on the details of those negotiations have been ongoing for months, but he was also accompanied by more e experts.
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they've had experts on the ground around the clock there for seven months. months now, that's going to continue, so there's a new rotation that's going into police but absolutely a hugely precarious situation remains around that power plant with the nuclear watchdog warning that a nuclear disaster is possible if there are accidents that happened on this front line. yeah. mr grossi warns that it will spare no one again. thanks so much for bringing us the details of what's going on in that plant right now. some of those these for us from london thank you. a human rights group says more than 400. russians have been prosecuted for anti war activities since the invasion of ukraine began. but 1 20 year old student says she was singled out and face severe charges. after criticizing the war on social media. she managed to flee russia and has no intention of staying silent as she told our melissa bell. she's now a wanted fugitive escaping the law. but unless year krivtsov a was a teenager, like any other. unless
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you're krivtsov, um, is now on moscow's most wanted list. but enjoying the streets and the freedoms of the european union. for the safety of those who helped her to get here. we've agreed not to give too much away about how she escaped. no one expected that the case would grow so much that the residents would be huge solvers. social media was typical of her age. but some of her social posts criticizing the war in ukraine were brought to the attention of authorities by fellow students, one of them distinguishing between snitching and patriotic denunciation, would you? the only difference is that in stalin's time, people disappeared for good and it wasn't clear wear now because of social media. almost the same thing is happening except it's very public. from the start
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crypt, sova was made an example of most of the many hundreds prosecuted for anti war activity in russia have been charged with disseminating false information . sava was charged with terrorism instead. why are you so scary to them? because i'm not the first and i won't be the last in the era of the information, war between propaganda and reality words can get through to someone that is why the authorities are afraid because words are the most terrible weapon over had been on her way to meeting her husband for coffee. when she was arrested for the second time, she was placed under house arrest on trumped up charges. so in february, as she turned 20, she made her decision to go. taking very little. do you regret the posts across? it's a difficult question. i lost a lot
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and went through a lot. my mother's tears faced with this situation, i lost my husband, grandfather and grandmother. this is a huge price for anyone. but if silva would not be silenced, even as big brother watched orwell's quote tattooed above an image of vladimir putin as a spider, and i think it's now my daily job to discredit the russian army because the russian army is committing crimes on the territory of ukraine. tell me about this place. how it's been. yes the stairwell looks very russian because the building was constructed in the ussr. it's only my second day here. i haven't had a chance yet to tidy up my new place properly. or to get my bearings around the courtyard and the surrounding area. has already set up a new instagram channel. a girl interrupted on her way to getting coffee. now we let urania freer and intending to be louder than ever. melissa bell,
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finds hidden subscriptions and you can cancel the ones you don't want with one tap joined rocket money today. i'm dr sanjay gupta. and this is cnn. and welcome back. we have more now on that developing story out of kentucky to u. s black hawk helicopters from the 101st airborne division have crashed in the southwestern part of the state. now that's according to a statement from fort campbell. it says crew members were flying a routine training mission when the incident happened now the
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status of the crew is unknown at this time. but kentucky's governor tweeted earlier that potala teas are expected. state police say they are assisting authorities and no residential areas have been affected. and we will, of course, bring you more information on that as soon as we get it. police in nashville, tennessee, say they believe the shooter who killed three children and three adults and elementary school on monday had weapons training, but investigators say they have not yet been able to uncover any problems at home or at school. in the 28 year old audrey hails past. in fact, the motive is still eludes them. us first lady joe biden, meantime, was among those who attended a candlelight vigil for the victims. on wednesday. the loss of life in nashville was, of course tragic . but the rapid police response probably saved many more lives. compare that to last may shooting in uvalde, texas, where police hesitated. more than an hour before entering the classroom where the gunman was
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holed up. cnn's human praca pairs has our report. with me got shot fired in the building. tragically, the same police responding to a school shooter on a killing spree, active shooter help and police respond , making injured on the front side. but that's where the similarities between the school shooting in nashville and you've aldi and we have six innocent, beautiful lives that were taken. and we had officers that went in harm's way to stop this when police arrived at the national school to response is swift locked down that we don't know where they are building with rifles and handguns, door keys in hand clearing rooms upstairs, it's upstairs. charging to the sound of gunfire, right, right, right and engaging the shooter within four minutes of police
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arriving. the 28 year old shooter is dead. it's just 14 minutes after the 1st 911 call, i was hoping this day would never ever come here in the city. but we would never wait. to make entry and to go in and to stop the threat. especially when it deals with our children. it's the opposite of what police did. and yuval dick shots of iron police would initially rushed to the classroom, but then retreat when fired upon and wait 77 minutes before going in going in. we're staying here. what are we doing? gathering inside and outside the school multiple officers inside the building at this time and questioning what to do with no clear leadership for more tech. what's going on? hundreds of law enforcement officers arrived, and yet no one enters the classroom where the gunman is with the teachers and students. the school police chief fumbles for a key to her door that was actually unlocked and tries to
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negotiate your firearm down, sir , we don't want anybody else. her enforcement finally goes in and kills the 18 year old gunman. family members in yuval day believed that delays cost lives from the from the benefit of hindsight. i'm sitting now. the course it was not the right decision was the wrong decision period. there's no no excuse for that. both shooters were former students and guns in both attacks were 15 style weapons, the failed response in uvalde under investigation, while there is praise for officers in nashville. but in both shootings, families and communities are devastated and will never be the same. this is our worst day. we're resilient city, but it's a shock to have to add our name to the list of places where there have been messed killings of children, shimon prokupecz, cnn, new york . china is warning it will resolutely fight back if taiwan's president meets with u
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. s. house speaker kevin mccarthy during his her stopover part of me in the us now there's been no official confirmation that such a meeting would even take place, but it is considered likely. seems like this are infuriating. beijing a sea of taiwanese flags greeting sighing when, at a banquet in new york on wednesday night now she's not in the u. s and an official visit but rather a diplomatic mission to guatemala and belize. cnn's anna coren has been following this story, especially the chinese reaction. she joins us now from hong kong, and we knew this trip was going to be controversial. and yet in terms of reaction from china, it seems to be so much more strident. yeah i mean, things could certainly escalate, saying you know how things play out over the next 10 days, but certainly taiwan's president, you know, saying when she praised her her country's bond with the united states while attending that banquet in new york a few hours
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ago, she, of course, is transiting through the united states before heading to central america for official visits with guatemala and belize, while her stopover, as you say, is unofficial, it has deeply angered angered china. woman saying china firmly opposes the visit, claiming her true purpose is in fact to promote taiwan's independence. now before we delve in further to china's warning of a serious confrontation, let's hear from sai tywanza. taiwan has made tremendous progress in diplomacy and its relationship with the u. s. has never been closer. paula as you were saying, what's really upsetting the chinese size expected meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy in california on her way back to taiwan, mccarthy would be the highest ranking u. s official to meet a taiwanese leader on american soil. china has threatened to quote resolutely fight back if they meet in los
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angeles. and let's now have a listen to what china's top diplomat in the u. s. had to say before sighing arrived. it could lead it to another series. serious serious, repeat confrontation, urged the u. s side not to not to repeatedly playing with fire on the telephone question. as we say those who play with fire will perish by it. paula strong language there, as you may remember when former u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan last year in august, china responded by firing ballistic missiles over taiwan, deploying warships in the taiwan strait and conducting a simulated blockade of the island . china as we know, believes that taiwan belongs to it, that's refused to rule out the use of force to bring taiwan back under its control. and while the us acknowledges china's position it maintains that taiwan's status should be settled peacefully between beijing and taipei. now. her
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troop comes amid heightened tensions between washington and beijing. but u. s officials say china should not overreact and that such transits which side has done six times before, as president. is simply routine. analysts believe that size visitors designed to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties with the west and assert her islands autonomy. they also believe that she wants to project strength back home policy is stepping down as president next year. uh and she wants to bolster support for her democratic progressive party, which has had a drop in support . paula interesting point there that you say this is obviously helping her political cause at home. we will wait to hear from the speaker to see if that meeting will happen in the coming days and a corn for us. thanks so much. now a simmering diplomatic dispute over judicial reform is looking more like a rift to what's behind the tensions between israel and the united states. that's next. you
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