anchor: welcome to live from paris, i am mark owen. these are the headlines. miracles amid the rubble, our team witnesses a rescue beyond expectation. the baby who survived in the wreckage for a week. collapsed buildings in southern turkiye and northwestern syria in the wake of the earthquake that has claimed over 37,000 lives. ukrainian soldiers under attack. a city sustained heavy bombardment this monday. nato says it believes this is the first sign in russia is stepping up its attack as ukrainian uses ammunition faster than allies can replace it. espionage or weather forecasting? three spy balloon's shut down -- shot down over the last three days. china says they were gathering meteorological forecasts but the u.s. disagrees. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you for being with us wherever you are. the death toll in the areas hit by the earthquake in turkiye and syria stands at 7000. hope -- 37,000. hope remains for those under the rubble. survival for some seems like a miracle. one of them, a baby girl pulled alive from the rubble of her home. an expert sai

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. >> ohio's republican governor marked owens as 30% of third-grade students in the state are not proficient in reading. in his state of the state address he outlined plans for investing in education and also discusses budgetary priorities for health care. from the state capitol in columbus, this is an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen governor mike dewine. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> welcome to the house. gov. dewine: thank you very much. [applause] gov. dewine: thank you very much. [applause] gov. dewine: thank you. speaker stevens, president huffman, leader antonio, members of the general assembly, chief justice kennedy, justices of the ohio supreme court, elected officials, lieutenant governor houston, fellow citizens of ohio . we meet at a time of great opportunity for ohio. a time of great opportunity for ohio and its citizens. yet it is also a time of great challenges. our future is bright, but that future will be defined by how well we educate all our children. and how we tired -- tear down the barriers to their success. we are challenged as never before because at no

owens. this trailblazing teacher has left her mark on the hearts and minds of her students. may her lessons live on and the students she touched and here in the permanent record of the united states. mr. speaker, today, i rise to pay tribute to mr. speaker, today i rise to pay tribute to one of the greatest basketball players of all time, a man who brought so much magic to the game it became part of his name. to to the say earvin "magic" johnson came from humble roots is an understatement. his mother worked as a school janitor, his father worked at the car factory per day and then collected trash at night. he helped his father collect trash and was teased by other children. but that teasing stopped in basketball. he led to team to a championship and was dubbed magic. he was already considered the greatest basketball player to come out of michigan high school. he attended michigan state university where he became a two-time all-american leading the spartans to the 1979 national championship while being voted the most outstanding player of the year in the year's final four. he