multiple kids have gone to the hospital after every allentown ambulance is in use, a quote, allentownonoxide leak at a day-care center called the happy smiles center, allentown, pa. at least two dozen kids are hospitalized based on that early reporting. we'll say a prayer for everybody in the allentown, pennsylvania, to get it worked out and fast. >> dana: zelensky addresses an emergency g-seven meeting this morning as russia escalates its rocket attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. putin versus playground. peter doocy live at the white house as this escalates and gets more dangerous, peter. >> dana, white house officials have been primarily blaming putin and this conflict with ukraine for rising energy prices, so there is greater urgency now that opec is also cutting production and there will be fewer barrels of oil per day on the global market. urgency to save lives and prices. we expect to hear something about that when there is a read-out of the call underway for more than an hour now. we're also hearing the russians, russian allies may be figuring out ways to poke back at the

>> all right, trevor ault, that's good news from allentown tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> now to the breaking developments tonight involving former president trump. the justice department now responding to former president trump's request that the supreme court intervene in the case of the classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. let's get right to pierre thomas with us live tonight. pierre? >> reporter: david, tonight, in a decidedly blunt response to trump's appeal to the supreme court, the justice department is saying those 100 classified documents recovered at mar-a-lago should not be reviewed by a special master. doj says trump has no right to the documents and therefore can make no claims of privilege of any kind. and doj says so far trump has never said in any court proceeding of filing that the declassified documents are his. team trump gets to respond in a few days, then the supreme court will make a decision. unclear how long that will take. >> you'll be watching it for us for sure. pierre, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the major tu

. >> reporter: staff at happy smiles learning center in allentown called 911 when a child mysterious ly became unconscious. >> all of a sudden he just collapsed. they tried to bring him back, but he was just not responding. >> reporter: emergency crews arrived a short time later. >> they got the meters and quickly realized we had high levels of co in the atmosphere. immediately evacuated everyone from the structure. >> reporter: 27 children and 5 adults were taken to hospitals with carbon monoxide poisoning according to officials. caused by a malfunctioning heating unit and blocked venting system. the day care did not have carbon monoxide detectors. the director said she had started to make calls about installing them to comply with the city ordinance going into effect later this month requiring such monitors in day cares. >> it's shocking that the timing is like this. >> reporter: allentown's mayor says he's grateful for this reminder to get or check your carbon monoxide detector didn't come at a steeper cost. everyone is in stable condition. >> that's good to here. emilie, thank yo

they are a majority in the city of allentown. committee members have told us that they feel like oftentimes, it is only around elections that they hear from campaigning politicians. ms. scheller, if elected, what would you do to make sure you are not just paying lip service to this growing population? ms. scheller: the job of a congressperson is to listen, and i'm proud to note that in seventh district has the largest hispanic population in the commonwealth. i have met with the leaders and people in the district, and they feel they have not been listened to by their current congressperson, so in my discussions with them, what we have talked about and what i will do is make sure that one of my district offices is right in downtown allentown because they want someone who is accessible to them. they want someone where they feel they can walk into that office and someone is going to listen to their issues and get back to them. the hispanic population of allentown, it is a beautiful population, and they want family values, and family

allentown, york, scranton, my hometown. it -- they are important and the margins there and the turnout, they are still democratic enclaves as you will in areas that have become republican and in those areas we have seen republican gains. they are crucial. people are probably tired of me saying that a state like pennsylvania, margins matter. all these little things add up when it is that close in the senate race, given the polling, we are going to see those situations moving forward. host: we talked to the previous guest about president biden expected to visit the state. he visited last week. we are going to see president trump visit later this week. to those have any swaying power among pennsylvanians? or are they

this is a live look in alle allentown, racing to happy smiles center after a call for an unconsciousre in all stable condition thank god there, ryan back over to you. >> brian: alt-left 17 minutes but let's talk about meteorologist for the weather forecast. >> good morning it is a beautiful day, it's fallen one of the best seasons to be here. let's take a look at the maps come we have a cold front that will go crossed portions of the upper midwest's and the great lakes of less 12-24 hours but had of that we have very nice warm air that has surged across these areas. the potential for showers, thunderstorms, and even some large hail may be isolated tornadoes along this cold front as it marches toward the east coast thursday and friday. all watching the potential for weather across the west coast of florida, i know our friends there are hurting really badly and we are doing a rebuild and trying to get things in place, unfortunately we are more rain in the forecast we will keep you posted on that over the next several days. this tropical disturbance has a really good chance of getting n

you can look at the parks in allentown were recently we have had a non-team gun violence. the issue is that -- you know, they look at billy -- you look at philly, and they have some of the toughest gun laws in our country and they have not stopped the violence. what we need to do is make sure we have safe communities. i'm a mom. i have two children. i love my children. we all want safe communities, safe homes, safe houses of worship, and safe schools -- for sure, we want safe schools -- but taking guns away from law-abiding citizens is not going to change that situation because criminals are always going to do that. that's why i'm proud to have the endorsement of fop 40, the state troopers, and fop 35 because i know we need to treat our criminals like criminals and our police officers and law enforcement officers like heroes. quick thank you. just to clarify, would you owe or would you not have voted on that legislation this summer? >> i am not going to take a hypothetical on a boat that has not been taken yet. >> in the house. it has been taken in the house. ms. scheller:

john fetterman, the democratic senate democrat and lieutenant governor said the news out of allentownpsetting. we're following the situation and hoping for a quick recovery from -- for everyone. it's about 26 children and daycare workers hospitalized. "fox & friends" said they were all in stable condition. i don't have an update on that at the moment. we hope that to be the case. fetterman weighs in and see if anybody else does and keep you updated. >> bill: another day. brutal headline shocking people in philadelphia. the 13-year-old boy losing his life after being shot in the face multiple times. that's not all. alexis mcadams live with more on the story here. good morning. >> good morning. another violent weekend in philadelphia and people are on edge there if you live in the area. one shooting scene over the weekend cops found more than 100 shell casing from one incident. the surge of crime in the city continuing. total crime is up 25%, just from last year alone. theft, robberies, gun point and burglary also up. right now philadelphia police looking for the gunman who shot and kil

these are aerial images of the happy smiles learning center in allentown today. rushed to the scene after officials say they got a 911 call about an unconscious child. they say when the firefighters got there, sensors on their kbegear alerted them there was carbon monoxide everywhere. they evacuated 25 children and eight day care workers from the building 27 of them taken to hospitals, all listed in stable condition some had different levels of exposure to carbon monoxide. it can cause dizziness, headaches and vomiting officials say the day-care center did not have carbon monoxide detectors, in a day-care center. an allentown city ordinance passed earlier this year requires day-care centers to have them by the end of this month. a spokesperson for the utility company ugi utilities says a malfunctioning heating unit caused the leak. >>> is the covid pandemic really over president biden says it is, but many americans and health care workers say they're not so sure. according to a monmouth university poll conducted late last month, only one in five u.s. adults says

. >> reporter: in neighboring allentown, during a 47-day study in 2019, cameras on two buses recordedegal stop arm violations. nationwide, school buses are passed illegally more than 17 million times a year. >> it was a heart-stopping moment. >> reporter: in 2018, amber clark and her daughter, olivia, then in kindergarten, had a close call. >> there was a white car that had ran the stop sign, and it was barreling towards us and it doesn't look like it was slowing down. i had just enough time to scoop up my daughter and spin. the windshield grazed her backpack. >> reporter: after the terrifying incident, she successfully lobbied to have a law enacted permitting cameras on bus stop arms. how does it work? but bethlehem superintendent joseph roy, the beauty of the plan is that the cameras are free. what do you say to the naysayers who say this is just big brother overreaching? >> yeah, iech had a couple of emails on that, and i guess my response is, i'm worried about the kids. my job is the kids, and just drive more safely. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, bethlehem, pennsylvania. >>>

in allentown, pennsylvania. 27 children, 4 adults poisoned at a day-care center. we spoke with dr. katz, who treated many of them. >> i think the vast majority were improving as we saw them. but having said that, they were very sick. some of them had lost consciousness. >> reporter: carbon monoxide is a silent killer, killing more than 400 people a year and sending 50,000 americans to the emergency room. nikki james zellner's boys, then aged 3 and 4 were poisoned at their day care. what kind of symptoms did your children have? >> they had elevated levels in their bloodstream. they had irritability and behavior issues for about one to two weeks following. >> reporter: we found many of these incidents have something in common. state laws do not require them to have a carbon monoxide detector. zellner's experience led her on a crusade to change the statute in virginia, a mission that paid off last year with a bill requiring all public schools, including day cares, to have at least one detector. however, there is no federal law requiring carbon monoxide detectors in schools. we pored o

. >> reporter: in neighboring >> in times where people a allentown, during a 47-day study in 2019, cameraso buses recorded 205 illegal stop-arm violations. nationwide, school bus are passed illegally more than 17 million times a year. >> it was a heart-stoppingtop violations moment. >> reporter: in 2018, amber clark and her daughter olivia, then in kindergarten, had a close call. >> there was a white car that had ran the stop sign, and it was barreling toward us, and it didn't look like it was sowing down. i had just enough time to scoop up my daughter and spin. the windshield grazed her backpack. >> reporter: after the terrifying incident, she successfully lobbied to have a law enacted permitting cameras on bus stop arms. how does it work? for bethlehem superintendent joseph roy, the beauty of the plan is that the cameras are free. what do you say to the naysayers, who say this is just big brother overreaching? >> yeah, i've had a couple of emails on that, and i guess my response is, i'm worried about the kids. my job is the kids. and, just drive more safely. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs

. >> well, it was a terrifying scene today at a daycare center in allentown, pennsylvania. cara carbon monoxide leak sent 0 children and adults to the hospitals. all are expected to be okay. dan'yellis said this morning she felt dizzy and knew something wasn't right. >> i was worried because i saw someone from my class who was on the floor and his eyes were closed. >> o'donnell: investigators say the leak was caused by a malfunctioning heater and blocked venting system. the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors. there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. tonight the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter will soon be in the handings of the injury. closing arguments ended and a jury will decide whether cruz gets life without parol or the death penalty. >> 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: a trial that has been page. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, who's already pleaded guilty to killing 17 people a

well, it was a terrifying scene today at a daycare center in allentown, pennsylvania.noxide leak sent nearly 30 children and adults to hospitals. fortunately, all are expected to be okay. nine-year-old dan'yellis polanco said, when she got to the center this morning, she felt dizzy, and that she knew somethig wasn't right. >> i was a little worried because i saw somebody from my class that was on the floor and his eyes were closed. >> o'donnell: investigators say the leak was caused by a malfunctioning heater and blocked venting system. the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors. believe it or not, there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. well, tonight, the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter, nikolas cruz, will soon be in the hands of a jury. closing arguments ended, and jurors will now decide whether cruz gets life without parole or the death penalty. 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. and we want to warn you, that so

the mass casualty incident required every ambulance in allentown, pennsylvania, 27 children, four adults, poisoned at a daycare center. we spoke with dr. kenneth katz, who treated many of them. >> i think the vast majority were improving as we saw them. but having said that, they were very sick. someplace them had lost consciousness. >> reporter: carbon monoxide is a silent killer, killing more than 400 people a year and sending 50,000 americans to the emergency room. nikki james zellner's boys, then aged three and four, were poisoned at their day care. what kind of symptoms did your children have? >> they had elevated levels in their bloodstream. they had irritability and behavior issues for about one to two weeks following. >> reporter: we found many of these incidents have something in common: state laws do not require them to have a it carbon monoxide detector. zellner's experience led her on a crusade to change the statute in victor a mission that paid off last year with a bill requiring all public schools, including daycares, to have at least one detector. however, there's no feder

. >> reporter: in neighboring allentown, cameras observe two buses recorded 205 illegal stop violations. nationwide school buss are stopped illegally more than 117 times a year. olivia had a close call. >> there was a white car that ran the stop sign and was barreling toward us and didn't look like it was slowing down. i had enough time to scoop up my daughter and spin. daughterhe windshield grazed her backpack. >> reporter: she successfully lobbied to have a law enacted for cameras on bus stop arms. the beauty of the plan is that the cameras are free: what to you say to the naysayers. >> i've had a couple of e-mails and i guess my response is i'm worried about the kids. my job is the kids. just drive solvely. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> o'donnell: what a great story. tonight, officials in ohio are looking into what caused a plane to slam into a car dealership. that story when we return. ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream p

allentown, york, scranton, my hometown. it -- they are important and the margins there and the turnout, they are still democratic enclaves as you will in areas that have become republican and in those areas we have seen republican gains. they are crucial. people are probably tired of me saying that a state like pennsylvania, margins matter. all these little things add up when it is that close in the senate race, given the polling, we are going to see those situations moving forward. host: we talked to the previous guest about president biden expected to visit the state. he visited last week. we are going to see president trump visit later this week. to those have any swaying power among pennsylvanians? or are they all linked and by this point? >> president trump or president biden's ability statewide to really change the dynamic is probably -- >> you can watch this program in entirety on c-span.org. coming up a discussion about the current supreme court race challenging race conscious admissions policies at harvard and univ

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a scary situation in allentown, pennsylvania. carbon monoxide leak at a daycare center sending at least two dozen children and workers to the hospital, everyone is okay. there was no co detector in the building despite a recent law requiring all childcare centers to have one. mike. >> mike: out of control crime surging in big cities across the country. crisis leaving countless families to grieve for loved ones. we will speak with a mother who lost her son to gun violence and ask whether she thinks things are getting any better. >> sandra: and deadly fentanyl streaming across the border at unprecedented rates. why national security expert say the crisis could get even worse and become a threat on the war with terrorism. >> it is not a scare tactic. we are in a new world with the drugs. we are losing 10-year-old kids. people experimenting for the first time. are rising fast and we all need cash. get the cash you need at newday usa. $99,700: approved! by using your va home loan benefit, you could get approved for an average of $60,0

wednesday she'll hit both ends of the state allentown and pittsburgh. >> shannon: joining us now presidentf lake research partner, selinda lake and former counselor to president trump kellyanne conway. i'm so excited to have you here >> excited to be here and together. >> shannon: we're down to the finish line, let me start with this, suffolk university, 49-45 in favor of republicans, that is flip from what they had over the summer in july, they said 16% were undecided, they break to the gop, undecided voters this time around. we have polls showing opposite right now, kellyanne conway, what do we believe and are there that many undecided left? where do they go? >> there are some fence sitters and they make until the end, candidate making closing arguments. essentially the fundamentals favoring republicans and has awful lot to do with two big things, one is the issue set. voters have been straightforward and uncomplicated and telling pollsters, i'm worried about rising cost and rising crime, for some, it is abortion, cnn and james carville, and others admitted that has faded in tensity. rep

mike, this all started early this morning when one child at the happy smiles learning center in allentownnscious after a malfunction in a heating unit was leaking carbon monoxide. when the fire department arrived, the sensors on their gear indicated high levels of the colorless, odorless gas in the building. carbon monoxide is poisonous and can be deadly in high amounts, especially in children. so the daycare was quickly evacuated, more than two dozen children and several adults were taken to the hospital by ambulance. others were taken by their parents who rushed over to pick them up after getting word. and at a press conference that just wrapped up, we learned the daycare center apparently didn't that you are sending your kid to have the carbon monoxide monitors. >> a bit of good news. appears all children and adults who were taken to the hospital are in stable condition. mike. >> mike: that's great news. thanks very much. >> sandra: georgia police and the fbi are stepping up their search for a missing toddler. quinnton simon vanished from his home in savannah, and the baby-sitter recei

. >> we just learned that the phil, jill biden, will be campaigning in pittsburgh and allentown, pennsylvaniat obama will be returning to rally for fetterman. how important is the influence of the biden administration and the former president, that influence over pennsylvania when the president tauts very strongly about his roots in scranton? >> yeah, biden is a frequent flyer here. we see him a lot. despite his approval rating, you know, mirroring what it is nationally, i think he is the sort of -- something of a hometown president. same with the first lady. i think they can have an impact. i do think former president obama's impact will, arguably, be even bigger, especially when you consider how much democrats need voters to turn out in philadelphia. and that's something that we're seeing a lot this weekend. fetterman is doing a big push. he has a rally in north philadelphia in temple today. it's clear to me that, you know, the campaign is looking at philadelphia as a place that really needs to turn out if he wants to win statewide. >> for mehmet oz, obviously, he won a lot of support for -

last time i was on the program i was talking about northampton county, a swing county, north of allentown. back to some past campaigns to show you why it is so important. number one, let's go back to 2020 and bring up the presidential race in northampton county. joe biden barry wins. he wins the commonwealth, he wins the presidentsy. the 2016 presidential race, donald trump narrowly wins northampton county, wins pennsylvania and the presidency. 2016 interesting because of a senate race that year. pat toomey, the republican incumbent now, who is retiring, which is why you have fetterman and oz, wins northampton county, swing voters. will they be influenced by the debate last night? the other place, anderson, would be down here as always, the suburban color around philadelphia. pat toomey won two of these counties, bucks county and he won chester county. he was re-elected to the united states senate. donald trump carried pennsylvania in 2016. in those suburbs they have been trending democratic. hillary clinton carried them both. so the suburbs around philadelphia, especially bucks county an

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firefighters raced to the scene after a child of an unconscious child in allentown. dangerously high levels of that odorless gas prompting a full evacuation of the building. good news is all those taken to the hospital are in stable condition. >>> new today charges have been dropped against syed for the 19999 murder of his girlfriend. the case was investigated in the first season of the wildly popular serial podcast in 2014. a season that got about 300 million downloads. the conviction and life sentence was overturned last month after a court found that evidence was not shared with his defense team. >>> russian hackers target taking on a new target knocking down more than a dozen websites. just how dangerous are these attacks and can we stop them? that's next. on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces hav

. >>> well, it was a terrifying scene today at a daycare center in allentown, pennsylvania. adults to hospitals. fortunately, all are expected to be okay. nine-year-old dan'yellis polanco said, when she got to the center this morning, she felt dizzy, and that she knew something wasn't right. >> i was a little worried because i saw somebody from my class that was on the floor and his eyes were closed. >> o'donnell: investigators say the leak was caused by a malfunctioning heater and blocked venting system. the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors. believe it or not, there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >>> president biden is weighing in tonight on a growing scandal here at home. he's calling on three los angeles city council members, all democrats, to resign over racist comments heard in a leaked audio recording. cbs's mark strassmann reports tonight from l.a. >> reporter: they came in, outraged... >> shame on you! >> repo

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