host: erica york? guest: yeah, that brings up a really good point of the transition from an income tax to a consumption tax. it would act as essentially a one time tax on all existing wealth so if someone has accumulated savings their entire life under the income tax system , they expect that savings to be worth a certain amount, to buy them a certain amount of goods and services. if now goods and services cost 30% more with a sales tax, their accumulated savings is worth less. when it comes to social security benefits, they would be adjusted for changes in the price level, including that 30% tax, so it does try to adjust for social security benefits. it also provides that monthly rebate check to exempt up to purchases up to the poverty level from facing the tax. those are two mitigating factors for people living solely on social security benefits but it could still facing the tax. lead to a sort of negative impact for people living on accumulated savings or benefits because of that issue of everything

. >> and i'm erica hill. we begin this hour with new details about the victims and also the gunman in that deadly mass shooting at michigan state university. first, the three people killed who have now been identified and so young, 20-year-old brian fraser, 19-year-old arielle anderson and 20-year-old alexandria verner. the 43-year-old gunman we've learned apparently did leave behind a note and a criminal history that includes a gun charge, but what is still unknown this morning, the motive, and also how he got the firearm, which was reportedly used in the shooting. >> you look at pictures of their kids you think of their poor families. >>> also ahead this morning, former south carolina governor nikki haley makes the first stop of her 2024 presidential campaign, we're going to take you live to charleston, south carolina, and just in a key report shows that retail sales surged in january, beating expectations. more signs of a very strong economy. we do begin, though, this morning in michigan with more on the s

jim, erica?> joan biskupic, appreciate it as always. we will let you run over there now to join rene as you said. thank you. >> thank you. >>> joining us to discuss university of texas law school professor and cnn lega l analyst steve steve vladic. is there anything that you see in terms of past opinions as a barometer for this court. >> it goes on two different directions. on the substance of the program the biden administration has lost a series of cases where similar arguments were advanced about what congress had authorized agencies to do from the cdc eviction moratorium to the osha vaccination mandate to the epa's clean power plant. there the conservative justices are coming to this case with a healthy dose of skepticism about whether the heroes act, this 2003 statute, really does authorize such sweeping relief. on the flip side, it's also the conservative justices who have spent most of the past 25 years really making it much, much harder for plaintiffs to establish what's called standing t

. >> and i'm erica hill. the death toll continues to rise after this catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake which struck near the border of turkey and syria. more than 1,800 people are now reported dead, but there are concerns that that number could ultimately reach into the tens of thousands. at this hour desperate rescue operations underway. crews searching for survivors who may be trapped under piles of rubble. here you see this is the moment that a child you see in the arms there of that rescue worker, a child was pulled from debris this was in northwest syria, a region which of course already heavily impacted after years of a bloody civil war. >> in each city, in each village, across northwest sudan there are people under rubble. the number of trapped people under the rubble, it's countless up to now. we don't have exact number. >> countless. multiple powerful after shocks have also been reported across the region throughout the morning. we are live in turkey with the very latest. >>> also this morning fo

satellite here, jim sciutto and erica hill both join us. first of all, everybody -- a couple things. super bowl, that's top of mind, right? and these objects that are over the sky. which one do you want to talk about first, guys? >> we are brought to you by satellite not by balloon, just so you know. >> important clarification. >> important. >> you guys won't be shot down. >> the administration has to answer questions here because it's happening with such alarming frequency now and there is not a lot of clarity as to who exactly so sending these, are they a threat, do you have to shoot down every one? that the new world we are in? it's a dicey time, particularly between the u.s. and china. >> especially while they're still waiting to recover some of what was shot down, that only ups of anti in terms of questions and people want answers, understandably. >> did your team win? i know rihanna won. >> i was team rihanna. we won. >> i like the halftime show. my team was telling me -- i was like rihanna is floating above the field like 100 feet. t

. >> and i'm erica hill. today president biden taking that state of the union message to the battleground state of wisconsin. it's part of a two-day swing where he will be touting his administration's accomplishments and also -- which of course were laid out during last night's address. >> sounds like the start of a campaign. president biden's speech set the stage for a likely 2024 bid. he vowed to, quote, finish the job. while making a point to call for unity and bipartisanship, asking to work with republicans even as he sparred with a handful of republican lawmakers on a number of topics. >> instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share some republicans, some republicans, want medicare and social security to sunset. i'm not saying it's a majority. i'm not -- politely not naming them, but it's being proposed by some of you. look -- so, folks, as we all apparently agree, social security and medicare is off -- off the books now, right? they are not to be touched? all right. all right. we got unanimity. >>

thank you. >> thanks, erica. >>> you kept joe walsh to 15 seconds, erica.'m impressed. >> that's a tough one. lots to discuss. >>> tesla recalls all cars with so-called full self-driving technology. why government regulators say it is a danger on the roads. that's coming up. upwork the hig process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as y can tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health ba. i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and itchy eyes have you itching for a fight, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com.

. >> i'm erica hill.s morning the white house is refuting china's claims that they had illegally flown balloons in china airspace ten teams. the white house is calling that allegation flat out false. it is coming on the heels of the u.s. shooting down three unidentified objects over the last week. >> and it is not known if they have connections to the three others after the shot down surveillance balloon. there is pressure mounting on president biden to explain all of this as one democratic congressman says that people are quote freaked out. the pentagon says that there was no military threat, and despite that military officials across north america are on alert for more of these. we go to natasha bertrand with more on this. and natasha, what are we learning about at the latest objects shot down, and i am curious why they are seeing more of them or are they looking more closely? >> well, that is the biggest question, and in fact, the defense department said that they have broadened the aperture of what th

host: erica york?up a really good point of the transition from an income tax to a consumption tax. it would act as essentially a one time tax on all existing wealth so if someone has accumulated savings their entire life under the income tax system , they expect that savings to be worth a certain amount, to buy them a certain amount of goods and services. if now goods and services cost 30% more with a sales tax, their accumulated savings is worth less. when it comes to social security benefits, they would be adjusted for changes in the price level, including that 30% tax, so it does try to adjust for social security benefits. it also provides that monthly rebate check to exempt up to purchases up to the poverty level from facing the tax. those are two mitigating factors for people living solely on social security benefits but it could still facing the tax. lead to a sort of negative impact for people living on accumulated savings or benefits because of that issue of everything is now 30% more costly an

>> yes, erica. many questions and i think the judge's decision was absolutely correct, this letter is absolutely relevant and it should be produced in discovery because discovery is a process where lots of information gets exchanged between the parties, even information that a judge may deem is not admissible in an actual trial. it doesn't mean it's not admissible at this stage, which is the recoverdiscovery stage, s letter showing details that this family knew that their son brian had killed gabby petito, they knew it and they were refusing to share that information with law enforcement, obviously, and refusing to share that information with gabby's family. i think if jurors knew that, that that could be very impactful in terms of the petitos against the laundries. >> is this purely civil exposure for them? is there potential criminal exposure? >> this is point this is just a civil case. there was a wrongful death case also filed by the petito family. apparently a $3 million settlement was reached

good morning to you, erica. wants universal pre-k student debt relief and raises for teachers. my question to you is that the best way to spend the education budget? >> well, i certainly don't believe that the federal government should have an education budget since it's not in the u.s. constitution for them to do so, but it is exciting to see the democrats and president biden adopt the florida agenda. florida has had free pre-k for every single student for about a decade now and governor desantis just gave teachers a raise over the past couple of years. we certainly don't know if that college debt relief is even constitutional either, but we need to leave education to the states where it belongs. ashley: all right, next one for you. arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders delivered a fiery rebuttal if you like to the state of the union last night. listen to this. >> and while you reap the consequences of their failures, the biden administration seems more interested in woke fantasies than the hard reality amer

. >> i'm erica hill. protesters gathering outside of the supreme court as the justices are hearing about president biden's student forgiveness program. it is going to have an immediate impact on the student loan program at a staggering $1.6 trillion is where it stands now. >> and students who do not qualify for the specific program say it is not legal. so far, 26 million have applied for relief and 16 million approved. when the legal challenges put it on hold. and so, we will break it down and speak to a student who says that there is a clear racials a speblgt -- racial aspect to this as well. we go to jessica outside of the courtroom, and this is a real life impact for millions of borrowers and their families. tell us about this? >> yes, jim. there are practical ramifications. practical, there are 26 million borrowers who have applied for the program, and 10 million of them have already been approved. but after they appliedyied and approved, lower courts knocked it down. so if this is not approved, then

erica york, remind us before we talk about this proposal of the mission of the tax foundation. guest: the tax foundation is an independent tax policy nonprofit who has been around since 1937 and we produce analysis on global federal state and local tax policy. our mission is to improve life through better tax policies at least for economic growth and opportunity. host: so the fair tax of 2023 is the repuican proposal we are talking about which imposes a national sales tax in lieu of income taxes, payroll taxes, estates, and gift taxes. sales tax tes will be 23% in 2025, adjusted in subsequent years. no irs funding after 2027 and it provides "a family consumption allowance to each household." it is worth the national sales tax paid on goods and services up to the poverty level. so let's talk about the pros and cons of this. guest: so really it is a fundamental alteration of the way federal government would raise revenue. it would shift from largely income taxation that we have now to consumption taxation but it would create a number of challenges the way it is proposed. one of t

. >> i'm erica hill, and any moment, officials in michigan are going to give an update of the investigation into the deadly mass shooting into michigan state university, and we will bring that to you when it happens, and share the disturbing details about the note that the gunman left inside of his backpack detailing other possible targets. >>> at some point this morning, a georgia court is going to release special report of president trump's efforts to overturn the election. we will expect to learn more about that. and we will learn more about the mass shooting and one of several in the last few weeks. we will learn more adrian there in lansing, michigan, and what are we expecting to learn? >> it is expected to learn more at any moment, and now, i have learned from a university spokesperson dan olson, and he said that we will learn this morning the updates on the students who were physically injured. at last check we told you that they were in critical condition and at least four of them we know underwent surgery, and we will learn more ant the progress. olson says that we will have what h

. >> i'm erica hill. three students at michigan state university are dead this morning and five others are in critical condition. this is after a gunman opened fire at two different locations on campus in east lansing on monday night. cell phone video caught the horrific moments after the gunshots rang out. you can see the students running for their lives and some barricaded in their dorm rooms. >> we were there locked in the rooms and the guys were telling us to run out of the back doors and quickly as we could for our lives. i sprinted out into the woods, but from there, i thought that side of the campus would be safe, and then i got a text from my brother saying that they were over there in that area, and then i got to akers, and they were telling me to run, because it is from that area, and it is a ter fig experience. >> and police say that a tip led police to gunman after an hours' long manhunt, and he later died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and they have not yet determined if that is the weapo

jim and erica. >> they wait to see if that could change.you. >>> and you know, there are some newly unearthed comments from ron desantis, and comment that if he decided to make a run for the white house, and that is privatizing social security and medicare, and desantis' rivals say they will use those comments against him. so, what more did you find in terms of the comments when he was running for congress. >> yes, that is right. in the first campaign for congress, ron desantis repeatedly expressed support for privatizing social security and medicare. this is when he was a tea party conservative and he had the backing of the top grass roots and even donald trump endorsed him, and basically the paul ryan plan that many of us remember was a huge political issue in this race. he very fully embraced this plan. you know, the government would basically subsidize for seniors either to go out to get a private plan or to have a traditional medicare plan, and the democrats called it a voucher, and republicans called it a premium support system, and i

jim and erica? >> it's got to be particularly tough for you having gone to michigan state and see this happen to a place i know is near to you. thank you for bring gs us updates. with us now former washington, d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fanone. good to have you on this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> i've asked these same questions about countless number of times, motive, how did they get the gun, police response, et cetera. you've been in law enforcement for years. is there any more essential fact to an event like this than the fact that this person was able to get a gun? >> i mean, i think that pretty much sums it up. you know, the readily available access to firearms -- i mean, i do think it's important that we take this time to recognize law enforcement's response in this situation and the cooperation that they had with the public. you know, in an active shooter scenario responding officers are trained that their primary responsibility is to identify and neutralize the threat

thank you lucas. , erica. eric: teams from fema, cdc environmental protection agency now going door to door this weekend and east east palestine they're doing that with president by checking up on the residence to connect them with more resources, three weeks after the toxic train derailment spewed toxic chemicals into the air. also this weekend and east palestine the person julia roberts once played in a movie, erin brockovich, mike tobin live with the very latest on the situation there on the saturday, hey mike. >> hello there, eric. president biden made it clear he is not going to join the list of high profile people who have visited east palestine the most people here will get from him is a videoconference, here's the president. text when you planning to travel to east palestine? >> i'm not. i did a video. [inaudible] zoom i think of zoom is a song of my generation who zooming who. let me answer the question. >> the president is dispatching what the cult walk teams and the epa cdc and fema to go door-to-do

. >> i'm erica hill. rescuers in turkey and syria are frantically searching for survivors at a earthquake struck the border this morning. that of course is one of the building that is the moment that you can see when the 9.2 earthquake struck this morning and it collapsed into rubble. more than 2,300 people have been reported dead. and the death toll continues to rise, and it is rising exponentially. in this video, the moment that a child was pulled from debris in northwest syria, and that region is also dealing with the impact of heavy brutal civil war there. >> one rescue there, and so many others feared for here. >> and now, the chinese surveillance balloon is shot down by an f-22 this weekend, and the pentagon is pushing back against china's threat to reserve the right to use necessary means for what it is calling the similar means around china, and we are told that the u.s. does not conduct similar flights around china, and we will have more on that in a moment. >>> first though, to the rescue operat

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>> erica, my crystal ball broke several years ago.hen it comes to 2024 predictions, but, you know, she's certainly trying to harness a lane you see several people don't necessarily want to walk away from the former president, want to take some of his posts and repurpose them for their own run kind of the trump light lane. it's going to be crowded this time. seeing several republicans trying to run. she's going to have some competition. we'll see how it plays out, but i am out of the prediction business. >> you know what works well, a magic eight ball. it's -- i have to say. >> yeah. >> sorry to put you on the spot like that, my friend. when we look at what could potentially be playing out on the republican side if nikki haley makes that announcement, say she's the first of more than one to challenge the former president. i would imagine, this i feel good about without a crystal ball or magic eight-ball but the biden team is looking at this as a win for them. if there can be some sort of chaos, in quotes, or more people running on the

. >> i'm erica hill. we begin this hour with the new reporting of the chinese surveillance balloon, and the state department is confirming that this device was capable of monitoring u.s. communications. that is likely one of the new details that lawmakers are learning this morning. the biden administration is giving classified briefings on the issue on capitol hill a short time ago, and we will give you more of what we are learning in a moment, and with reclosely following what is happening in europe. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is calling on the european allies to step up the assistance and talking about specifically what they could do in his mind game-changers. >>> fresh off of the sales pitch in wisconsin, president biden is headed to florida to expect to drive home his pledge in particular to protect social security and medicare, and we will have more on that message from the white house ahead. first of all to national security correspondent kiley al technology report of the chinese ba

. >> i'm erica hill. heartbreaking images continuing to come out of turkey and syria this morning. rescuers there doing their best to dig through tons of debris hoping, looking for survivors after monday's massive 7.8 earthquake and the number of incredibly strong aftershocks. i wanted to warn you, and we have shown you them before, but the images that you are about to see are disturbing. as of this moment, at least 5,000 people that we know of have been killed, including this 15-year-old, and her father sitting distraught clutching her hand after she was crushed under layers of rubble. >> that poor man and little girl and did not survive with conditions brutal and stuck outside under freezing temperatures and waiting for some help to come. >> translator: i have two nephews in the wreckage behind me, and at 2:00 yesterday, building collapsed and hundreds more buildings like this, and thousands under the rubble, and the turkish authorities won't let them save us by our means, but they won't send anyone to help either. >> officials have said that hundreds of aftershocks have rocked t

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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 al

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i'm erica hill. good to have you with us this morning. a significant milestone to tell but in the justice department's two-year criminal investigation into the january 6th insurrection. former vice president mike pence subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating former president donald trump and his role in the attack on the capitol. just ahead, we will take you closer look at what kind of information the special counsel and what to get from the former vp. >>> plus in the midst of so much devastation there are at least a few miraculous stories of survival in turkey after that massive earthquake. a family of six, two parents and their four children, together, lifted from the rubble after being buried for nearly 102 hours. hope for finding more people alive dwindling, though. the death toll has climbed above 22,000 people. those who survived are facing a secondary disaster. the humanitarian x-crisis growi, cnn is in the midst of it. >>> we begin this morning with the special counsel investigating donald trump now issuing a subpoena to f

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erica flores, noticias telemundo. >>> los incidens donde armas de fuego estuvieron involucrados en unoiÓn para evitar que se a ceda a datos si manipule esta plataforma. el reciente uso de tik tok o los agresores sexuales estÁn buscando a los mÁs indefensos francisco causa nos explica cÓmo la mayor protecciÓn estÁ en casa con sus divertidos videos y. >>> tik tok se ha convertido en un fenÓmeno mundial y en la preocupaciÓn de muchos padres de familia. >>> tengo un niÑo que tiene 8 aÑos. y ahÍ estÁ metido en el tik tok. todo el tiempo. pero tiene que tener cuidado con lo que ven. porque hay muchas cosas que no. >>> en estados unidos tik tok cuenta con 113 millones de usuarios. a nivel mundial, son 834 millones. pero con la popularidad tambiÉn los riesgos. >>> estos niÑos creen que estÁn hablando con otro joven. y la verdad es que pasan en promedio 107 minutos diarios en la plataforma. creando un paraÍso para depredadores sexuales de acuerdo a expertos. de donde vie fe esta cuenta. a ve zies vienen de otros estados y otros paÍses. >>> y es difÍcil encontrarlos a ellos. >>> en el 2021. hubo

and when you have a problem bending, erica, if you're in a miracle relationship, it is just as easy to stab someone and there's okay because it shoots. and so if it's just as easy as harm somebody and stop them from attacking them with a life than an hour 15, then why do you guys have problems sending band with the i from with anything be in band. what would i choose to defend myself with is not your business or anyone else with i'm just going by the same block. i'm trying to go get my case. if you can kill somebody with the knife. yeah. and you can also kill somebody at the gun by that logic. you shouldn't have any previous or close to me. okay. yeah, so if you don't have to be in that proximity, don't you think it makes it harder to kill that person? if you want to kill lepers, it doesn't matter if it's harder or easier. a tool is a tool, whether you're doing it from 5 feet away, i can shoot you from here or i guess you're probably over there statistics or anything in the future. i makes it a lot harder work now. good now. but now where are you in the morality of killing a? no, no, n

good, erica, tony can must depend on that. i'm on for have each and you see i'm going to leave the station, meet you. and i mean, when you ask a good, it's good that he just said graham. mm. death squads made up of ukrainian nationalists record carrying hundreds of thousands of jews, poles, partisans, and russian orthodox church priests the shogun, in the welling especially good order book pro to for the previous book in just case aircraft should history. she knew of any abuse to prepare for funding of years later been darrow, we considered a hero and his followers, ukrainian nationalists, supported by u. s. intelligence agencies were returned to politics and once again, demand special rights for the ukrainian church law. all not a gave me in winter 2013. these are protests that will later evolve as my dan ukrainian junia church played no small part in these events. ah ah ah, with a with ah it in time i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to play with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something tha

and good, erica, tony commerce depends on that. are much for have each and your family in the station mentioned to me when you ask a great could. that could said death squads made up of ukrainian nationalists record carrying hundreds of thousands of jews, pulse partisans and russian orthodox church priests the shogun. in the welling especially the approach of her previous took an interest, gets aircraft swiftness, re shanika g p. a years later been darrow, we considered a hero and his followers, ukrainian nationalists, supported by us intelligence agencies, were returned to politics. and once again, demand special rights for the ukrainian church law. all not love john in winter or 20. so a chain. these are protests that will later evolve as my dan screening uni a judge. they'd no small part in these events. a i'm my name is frank from a research and philadelphia got in the movement in any age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe that we're in this race. we're here 1st, and this is our country being par

good, erica polygamous depend on that. i am asked for have each, and you see emily and the station mention animate. when you ask a great could, alex could says, mm desk. it's made up of ukrainian nationalist record carrying hundreds of thousands of jews, pulse partisans and russian orthodox church priests. especially in the welling especially that order book point. a school committee just gets their crib sweetness re shanika. and you need to hear from you with years later than darrow, we considered a hero and his followers, ukrainian nationalists, supported by us intelligence agencies, were returned to politics. and once again, demand special rights for the ukranian church law all night. with john nick in winter 20. so a change these protests that will lay to evolve as my dan ukrainian unit judge played no small part in these events. ah ah ah, none of what does me spoken by the united states all by you when he's actually fighting a war, essentially to prove when the better it on the surgeon. so russian follower, once again

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. >> geraldo: erica and i have been together 23 years. it's wonderful.ave learned over my long life that diamonds are a girls best friend but if you are not in that financial place then flowers, roses, orchids. i like something hand wrought. every morning i draw a little sketch for erica. special ones for her birthday. my beloved. bringing her coffee, the queen of my life. rise and shine. >> judge jeanine: that is sweet. >> geraldo: the bottom line. i don't know if you can read it but it's the valentines. 23 years. set and wouldn't last 20 minutes in here we are. laughing, loving, happy valentine's day. >> greg: you have the artistic talent of an incarcerated teenager. that some of the worst drawing i've ever seen i'm not afraid to say so, judge. any tips for a good valentine's day? >> judge jeanine: no, i am over valentines. >> greg: it sucks. it's stupid. it's a virtue signal. >> judge jeanine: i want to talk about. i can buy myself flowers. i can draw my name in the sand. the miley cyrus -- we listen to barry white in the whole open. valentines is for

even erica, erica boy, gary can nominate a wonderful us. we know that there are many 8 organizations in bosnia, but this one focuses on babies on what they're the most helpless of all year and on other children. of course for sally yet, so last year we got in touch with them about us was not off today. oh gra, doin nick. olga regularly assists over 250 families. i'd acidic of ich says the state is simply not able to provide the aid. so urgently needed, if not for private initiatives like hers, the situation of bus news, children would be even more desperate. since the breakup of yugoslavia and the bosnian war, nearly 30 years ago, the country's economy has been in crisis. back to the amount of each family. the joy on the faces of maurice's children make all the effort worth while. the pan it brings more than a ray of sunshine into a gloomy winter's day, and says, ida, that's what counts. blue german ban ramstein are known for making a slash with their cinematic video, special effects and somehow choreographed to create a visual feast for th

norah. >> norah: erica mokay, thank you so much.ht a woman from maryland and a convicted neo-nazi from florida are charged in an alleged plot to attack baltimore's power grid. the fbi calls sarah clendaniel and brandon russell racially or ethnically motivated extremists. prosecutors say russell hatched a plot to shoot multiple energy substations while communicating last year with an fbi informant, calling it "the greatest thing somebody can do." now he's under arrest. well, tragedy was nearly averted at an airport in texas. the faa and ntsb investigating a near collision of two planes at the austin-bergstrom international airport on saturday. cbs's kris van cleave has more. >> 1-8 left clear to land. >> cleared to land 1-8 left. >> a fedex 767 was minutes from touching down at austin's airport saturday morning in foggy weather when air traffic controllers gave the southwest flight 708 permission to take off from the same runway. >> 1-8 left clear for takeoff, heavy 767. >> clear for takeoff, 1-8 left. >> preliminary data shows the f

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norah. >> norah: erica mokay, thank you so much. a woman from maryland and a convicted neo-nazi from florida are charged in an alleged plot to attack baltimore's power grid. calling them racially motivated extremists. russell hatched a plot to pursue multiple energy substations while communicating last year with an fbi informant, calling it "the greatest thing somebody can do." now he's under arrest. tragedy would nearly averted the airport in texas. investigating a near collision of two planes at the austin bergstrom international airport on saturday. cbs's kris van cleave has more. >> a fedex 767 wa minutes from touching down at austen's saturday morning in foggy weather when air traffic controllers gave the fight permission to take off from the same runway. >> cleared for takeoff. >> preliminary data shows the fedex jet passing directly over the southwest 737 and the 120 people on board. >> fedex is on the go. >> no one was hurt but appears the planes were separated by only 75 feet before the fedex pilots pulled up. >> the tail o

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kitty logan is alive with the latest on those efforts, hi k katy. >> hi erica.e, isn't that some survivors are still being pulled from the rubble after all this time it is 12 days now since the quake hit. rescue workers were able to pull a family of live from these damaged buildings and southern turkey. three people are alive to children were also found dead at the same time and a third child as you say sadly died later from dehydration. even though despite the sad news there are some reports of even more miracle rescues yesterday as well. honestly, eric, the chance of finding more survivors now is becoming slimmer by the day. this footage shows just how extensive the damage is and how hard to define people who are trapped in all that rubble. hundreds of thousands are now homeless. they're forced to sleep in te tents. who knows for how long. all of this will take a long time. the focus is creating on how to live through this. the un appealing for $1 billion in aid. the emergency aid food, temper child's her, medical supplies. some is on the ground and all of his