news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shan it's tuesday, february 7, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." earthquake death toll. thousands are confirmed dead as casualties climb from the devastating earthquake in turkey. see the frantic search for survivors. state of the union preview. president biden is set to address the nation tonight. hear what his economic message may be. train derailment. wreckage from the derailment this weekend in ohio is still burning. what crews did yesterday to avoid a full explosion. captioning funded by cbs well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. overnight the death toll climbed from this powerful

earthquake in southern turkey. about 5,000 in turkey and neighboring syria have been killed. buildings toppled over and there have been over 200 aftershokz as people have been trapped under the rubble. we get more now from chris livesay, and we want to warn you that some of the images may be difficult to watch. >> reporter: buildings collapse faster than people can flee, killing thousands and trapping countless more. this little girl is one of the lucky ones to escape. others still trapped beneath their crumbling homes post videos to social media, begging for help. on the surface, a grandmother desperately searches for her daughter and 18-month-old grandson. the bitter cold and snow are making rescue efforts even more grueling. tens of thousands of wounded crowd into hospitals. children shake from both the freezing temperatures and the

trauma as the death toll balloons. around the epicenter, little has been spared. the historic castle which stood for more than two millenia now in ruins. the president of turkey is calling it his country's worst disaster in more than 80 years. on the border with syria, it's a region that's riddled with fault lines and civil war. after more than a decade of dodging bombs and gunfire, the white helmet volunteers must once again pull small survivors from the rubble. >> we need the international community to do something to help us, to support us. it's a disaster area. we need help from everyone to save our people. >> reporter: this newborn could not be saved. the father grieves in agony. like so many here, he survived a war only to witness new horrors

impossible to fathom. and both turkey and syria are pleading for international aid. the white house has announced it's sending two 79-person search-and-rescue teams. chris livesay, cbs news, istanbul. president biden is set to deliver his second state of the union address tonight. his appearance before a joint session of congress is the first since the republicans took control of the house in the midterm elections, and it comes as a new cbs poll indicates that a majority of americans don't feel good about the nation's economy. nicole d'antonio is in washington with more. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: hey, there, anne-marie. good morning to you. there's a lot of preparation to get ready for tonight. just like last year, security remains high all around the capitol. in fact, on my way in this morning, i noticed that security fencing is now back up, and as president biden appears to

address the nation, we wanted to break down some of the top issues we expect to hear tonight. president biden says he wants tonight's state of the union address to be a conversation with the american people. >> i want to talk to the american people and let them know the state of affairs, what's going on, what i'm looking forward to working on from this point on, what we've done. >> reporter: the white house says the president will tout progress on the economy as federal data shows easing inflation and a strong labor market with the lowest unemployment rate in more than 50 years, but many americans are still feeling the pinch. a new cbs news poll shows 61% believe the economy is in bad condition. >> we have more work to do to bring prices down, lower costs, and create some breathing room as he says for american families. >> reporter: the president is also planning to push for compromise with economic policies, but he does not want to negotiate the debt limit, calling it congress's

constitutional obligation. kevin mccarthy wants a deal that includes spending cuts. >> responsible debt limit increase and putting us on a path to a balanced budget is not only the right place to start, it's the only place to start. >> reporter: a 2024 campaign confirms the former president will deliver his address as soon as the state of the union address concludes. sarah huckabee sanders who former lig served under donald trump will delve an address as well. now, anne-marie, in the past, over the pandemic, the president would have to invite guests virtually. this year they're back to attending in person. >> nicole dantonio in washington. nicole, thank you so much. well, cbs news will provide comprehensive coverage of the 2023 state of the union address and the republican response tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our cbs news

streaming and then continuing in a special report starting at 9:00 eastern right here on cbs. mandatory evacuation orders were extended to a sparsely populated area of pennsylvania after a train carrying hazardous materials derailed friday in ohio near the state border. crews conducted a controlled release of toxic chemicals yesterday to reduce the threat of a catastrophic explosion. erica mokay has more. >> reporter: the scene is still active and dangerous as flames train wreck, tompanyhat owns the train blasted holes in five cars to drain them of vinyl chloride, a highly toxic and flammable chemical known to cause cancer. >> based on the amount of material in there, it could burn anywhere from one hour to three hours. >> reporter: officials say they chose a controlled explosion rather than risk a catastrophic one that could have hurled

deadly shrapnel up t a mile away. >> if we don't do that, the car could continue and the entire car can break apart. >> reporter: it had been on its way from madison, illinois, to conway on friday. a car failed near pittsburgh sending essentially cars careening off the tracks. about 2,000 residents within a one-mile radius were ordered to evacuate. the roughly 500 people who stayed were threatened with arrests by the county sheriff's office. >> you need to leave. you just need to leave. we're ordering you to leave. this is a matter of life and death. >> reporter: nate velez fled his home with his son. >> my son is only 9. we hightailed it out of there. >> what did it sound like out there? >> the apocalypse. >> reporter: there have not been any deaths or injuries.

the company that owns these railcars says the plant explosion was successful and now those hazardous materials are burning off. to give you some perspective, the plume of smoke could be seen on radar. on the edge of east palestine, ohio, i'm erica mokay. well, a maryland woman and a florida neo-nazi leader are under arrest for allegedly planning to attack baltimore's power grid. sarah clendaniel and brandon russell spent months planning to shoot power stations around the city of baltimore. they're accused of trying to further their racist mission. they communicated with an fbi informant. there's no word that the plot was carried out or related to other plot attacks across the country. and there are disturbing new details in the alleged incident involving the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and wounding his teacher last month in virginia.

the teacher abby zwerner filed a legal notice planning to sue. the boy slammed and broke her cellphone two days before the shooting. it also claims he once choked another teacher until she couldn't breathe. school administrators have been accused of ignoring warnings the boy had a gun the day of the shooting. a south carolina judge is allowing jurors in the double murder trial of former attorney alex murdaugh to hear evidence of his alleged financial crimes. murdaugh is accused of murdering his wife and 22-year-old son in 2021. now, prosecutors say he killed his family to gain sympathy and buy time to cover up the millions of dollars he allegedly stole from his law firm and clients. the judge said the alleged financial crimes are a possible motive for murders. well, coming up, tiktok ban. texas announces a now policy for

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90% of citizens have received their shots. health care workers still have to be vaccinated. officials said more than 1,700 city workers who did not get vaccinated were fired. and espn says the nba board of governors approved the sale of the phoenix suns and the wnba phoenix mercury to mortgage lender mat ishbia. now the board agreed to ishbia's plans to purchase a controlling stake of the franchises from robert sarver. sarver sold the teams in investigation into his conduct as owner. the deal puts the value of the two teams at a record $4 billion. still to come, new ticket pricing at the movies. america's largest movie chain rolls out a tiered system where the best seats will cost you more. a tiered system where the best seats will cost you more. e...from being me.

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president biden getting ready to speak to the nation tonight, for tonight's state of the union address. plus this morning, the race through the rubble intensifies, looking for survivors after massive earthquakes rocked turkey and syria. the local woman worried about her family back home, and how you can help victims. in light of all those pictures we're seeing from turkey, what might the scenario look like here at home when the next earthquake hits. we're going to try to delve into that detail coming up. we'll introduce you to the marvel star fighting for the right of kids with special needs. we're tracking brake lights at the dublin interchange, we'll have a live look there at your traffic conditions coming up. it is 5:00 a.m. president biden is set to deliver his state of the union address tonight. police reform and