carter was hospitalized last night at emory university hospital in atlanta. carter has fallen at least three times this year. he is reportedly resting comfortably with his wife. carter is the oldest living ex-u.s. president. last month he celebrated his 95th birthday. >>> an israeli air strike targeted a senior islamic jihad commander in gaza this morning. video from gaza city shows a building being hit by rocket fire. israel says that this was a rare and targeted assassination of the islamic jihad commander. the israeli army accused the commander of coordinating rocket launches over the past year. meanwhile, syrian state media said an israeli air strike in damascus targeted another islamic jihad commander, but he was unharmed. > the first puea top peagon offto lawmakers that defense department officials were in the aid to ukraine. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, who gave the testimony, and what are lawmakers saying about these documents? >> reporter: that would be deputy assistant secretary of defense laura cooper. she's responsible for overseeing

carter and his family. >> outside emory university hospital, thank you.ge couldn't decide tomorrow what evidence prosecutors can use in the trial of the man accused of killing molly tibbetts. the defense arguing that officers didn't properly read him his rights. you may remember she was a student at the university of iowa when she disappeared in july of last year. investigators found her body in a cornfield more than a month after she was last seen jogging near her hometown. they say they use surveillance video to help track down the suspect now charged with first-degree murder. reporting live from iowa city, iowa, . >> molly tibbets was universally described as a shining discipline student here at the university of iowa where she was set to continue her studies but unfortunately, she was brutally murdered last summer and now her alleged killer is set to appear in court tomorrow and a judge will decide how much of his confession could be used. you might recall police say last summer 24-year-old christian rivera confessed to the following 20-year-old when

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the 39th president is at emory university hospital in atlanta this morning. he is scheduled to have brain surgery. a spokesperson says the procedure will relieve pressure on his brain caused by bleeding from his recent falls. carter broke his hip during a fall in may. he then fell twice last month suffering a black eye and minor public fracture. the 95-year-old is currently the longest living u.s. president. he beat cancer in 2015. earlier this month he said, quote, he's at ease with death. after his bout with cancer. kumasi? >>>>> in the north bay multiple investigations this morning into the deadly shooting of a father of six. an off-duty richmond police officer shot the man in vallejo. family and friends are gathering in the parking lot of a gas station to hold a brief prayer vigil. they say he and an off-duty officer got into a fight over a parking spot. the east bay times identified the officer as sergeant virgil thomas. >> i just want to find out what happened. i really believe if he would have said that he was a police officer that my son would have no

the former president was admitted to emory university hospital last night. carter's two recent falls in his plains, georgia, home. both incidents landed him in the hospital. the nation's 39th and holdest president ever, celebrated his 95th birthday last month. >>> welcome to january in november. record breaking cold air mass bearing down on the east coast. more than 300 record lows could be set or tied in the coming days. >> a big scare for passengers on an american airlines flight landing in chicago and skidding off the runway. more than 1,000 flights canceled yesterday at o'hare due to weather and hundreds more scratched for today. the coldest air of the season so far will cover much of the eastern two-thirds of the country in the next few days. pedram javaheri at the cnn weather center. >> an incredible setup. the arctic blast of air impacting about 70% of the u.s. population. about 240 million people feeling subfreezing temperatures in the next 24 hours. already this morning, 6 below out of places like chicago. that's what it feels like. 3 below in omaha

the 39th president is at emory university hospital in atlanta.he's scheduled to have brain surgery. a spokesperson says the procedure will relieve pressure on his brain caused by bleeding from his recent falls. he broke his hip during a fall in may. then he fell twice last month suffering a black eye and minor pelvic fracture. the 95-year-old is currently the longest living u.s. president. he beat cancer in 2015. earlier this month he said he is, quote, at ease with death. after his bout with cancer. reggie? >> he's a tough, tough person. we wish him well. >>> more information from san jose police today on a deadly weekend shooting involving one of its officers. >> it should the shooting happened just after 3:00 p.m. on the stretch of road north of winchester boulevard. san jose police say an officer shot and killed a male passenger wanted on a warrant after the man pulled out a gun. the driver wasn't hurt and the victim hasn't been identified. in the north bay there are multiple investigations into the shooting of a father of six. an off-duty po

the procedure was done at atlanta's emery university hospital.ief medical correspondent sanjay gupta joins us now. sanjay is a practicing neurosurgery, that's his day job at emery university hospital. he's not involved with president carter's care. explain what's going to happen here and what his recovery might look like. >> so this is the first day after the operation for president carter. it's still very much the acute phase of recovery. let me show you a couple of images quickly here to give you an idea of what exactly was done. we know he had this blood collection on top of his brain. it's called a subdural blood collection, subdural hematoma. you can see it there in the upper right corner. that's what it looks like. this is obviously just a graphic. what you want to see, today they're probably going to do another scan, is not only that blood collection being gone because that was the operation yesterday to open the skull and remove that blood collection. but you also want to see the brain start to develop that normal shape again, that normal

now the procdure will happen this morning at emory university hospital. pressure was caud by bleedinfrom his recent falls. the 95 year ex-president he was ving hospitalized just last month after fracturing his pelvis that was the 3rd time and that he suffered a fall this year. with a major hospital chain to collect and anna lise personal health data for millions of americans it's calle project nightingale and it started last year now it involves google. medical recor from facilities across 21 states. now those records will clude nas birthdates last results dinosis and also hospitalization records. the idea behind the program is to use the datao design new software that suggests changes to individual patient care project nightingale comies with federal health comes with patient data s and protection. is on for the suspects behind a brutal attack in san francisco's chinatown we'll have the late on that investigation after the break. before we go i want to take a little peek outside. to check in on conditions around the bay area his morning and it is foggy as

would seem you at the grice fall university hospital doctors and physicists are working together to study the different ways that patients can benefit from this therapy they've been treating wounds both with and without plasma so they can compare the results they're also developing various plasters through which the plasma can flow to treat different sized wounds the teamwork is crucial if. we need the physicists because the equipment still has much more potential that can be utilized that's because the instruments don't yet have the right shape we're still discussing distances and surfaces. then you have the important aspect of whether it's working biologically in the direction that the doctors want for a particular condition if not do we need to make adjustments or do we need to change the composition of the plasma. the scientists are continuing to work on instruments for applying the plasma they're also testing various gas compositions one of their goals is to develop a plasma and a scope for use inside the body as well. when treating fresh wounds they use a cold plasma pen device on a

developing now, former president jimmy carter recovering after undergoing emergency surgery at emory university hospital in atlanta. they believe pressure and bleeding on his brain caused by two sear recent falls. there are no complications and resting comfortably with his first lady roslyn carter kennedy by his side. [ bell ] >>> the opening bell of the new york stock exchange where the dow is up 4 points and s&p 500 hits record led by disney and facebook. >>> and new at 11:00, speaking of disney, after launching users already having issues with disney plus. this morning many people took to twitter mentioning problems about access in the new streaming service and many were allowed to buy the app on the computer but once paid for the streaming service was not loading on smart tvs or playstation. disney is working to fix the issues and that the demand for the app exceeded expectations. >>> due to the fastest growing consumer debt second only to mortgages. >> we're digging into forward data and found for-profit colleges play a big part. and we spoke with one whom who said her fher for profit colleg exagge

he was hospitalized at emery university hospital in atlanta. the surgery is to relieve pressure and bleeding on his brain caused by two recent falls. the former president is said to be resting comfortably with the former first lady rosalyn carter, by his side. mr. carter is 95 years old. >>> chinatown will bring attention to what they call a surge in crimes targeting seniors there. the latest incident was caught on video saturday night. the robbers hit three men in their 60s who tried to stop them from stealing someone's cell phone. the victims were all treated at the hospital. the attackers are still on the loose this morning. >>> and also this morning for you, highway 101 in san martin is back open following a fuel tanker crush crash. it took nearly 12 hours to clean up the mess. lanes weren't fully reopened until nearly 11:00 last night. that of course made for a nightmare of a drive through that area, as you can see right here from nbc bay area sky ranger, traffic was backed up for miles. the trucker of the truck, the driver of the truck wa

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carter left emory university hospital 15 days after undergoing surgery.e relieved pressure on his brain caused by bleeding from recent falls. a spokeswoman for the carter center said the carters look forward to enjoying thanksgiving at home in plains, georgia, where he will continue to recover. >>> still ahead, are you planning a winter vacation? how about a luxurious all-inclusive resort? but be prepared to spend big time. prepared to spend big time. this is the week at kohl's!...g the more you shop, the more kohl's cash you'll get! plus - take an extra 15% off! monday through friday - only at kohl's. unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans have a lot to take advantage of like medicare's largest health care network. hey, that's my dermatologist! $0 copays on all primary care doctor visits plus rewards for preventive care. go ahead, take advantage. msecret glycolic acidn new from revitalift derm intensives 10 percent pure glycolic acid serum with our highest concentration of glycolic acid in a serum resurfaces skin to visibly reduce dark spots starting

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joining me around the studio is detlev gunter he's a professor shadid to europe's largest university hospital here and berlin. professor gunton now we've seen life expectancy has been increasing over the past decades but what we heard from the report of the dire results of climate change are we going to see this trend reverse. definitely there is a dangerous and indeed there has been great progress in the past but this came at a cost and we have been using natural resource sauces and we have been overheating of the planet and this of course has consequences in it as we have seen children of the most vulnerable so they suffer the most and the old people and really make a difference where these children die in response the world they live in yes the world is not equal and there are certain areas in the world russia have not benefited from the progress and that is africa of course in south america and spots of asia and there we are going to have to make have major attention that these are not. you know suffering too much and that he kind of continue our progress at the expense of other regions o

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assessment that's being done in what he needs to know and is transferred to the university hospital where he can get good tertiary. and i think an article in government is not by looking. good it is a true axis. question as to what's. what your immediate worry for of your one of the secretaries correct me if i'm wrong to this letter are you as concerned as the other doctors are here. i think he's clearly showing signs of enormous damage and pressure he in when. at the end of this trial hearing that was just to the sorting out the timing for his next appearance he couldn't understand he said to the judge i can understand i didn't he didn't really understand what was going on and the judge said are bad luck lawyers can explain it to you later this is one of the smartest people in our generation we publish information on the iraq war he's published information on the afghanistan war this guy has been put under significant pressure for many years and psychologically here but as a doctor you politically involved in this is that while you have kind of. signed this letter or you just concern wit

the carter center confirming the 95-year-old is at emory university hospital in atlanta for the procedure to relieve pressure on his brain. abc news learning the swelling in his brain is due to multiple falls. he fell back in may breaking a hip then he fell twice last month. >> i fell down and hit my forehead on a sharp edge and had to go to the hospital. >> reporter: carter seen here following his fall in early october, the atlanta braves hat covering his 14 stitches and a black eye. another fall just weeks later left carter with a minor pelvic fracture, but despite his health issues in recent yearsner down. showing his support here for one of his favorite causes, a habitat for humanity event in nashville and teaching sunday school as recently as last week, then earlier this month the longest living u.s. president made headlines revealing he was at ease with death after his bout with cancer in 2015. >> so i assumed naturally that i was going to die very quickly and i was in prayer about it. i didn't ask god to let me live and i found that i was absolutely and completely at ease with deat

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a doctor from george washington university hospital who treated former vice president dick cheney. given your obvious connections to the white house over the years, you have spoken with folks, what are you hearing? >> yeah, i reached out to some contacts inside the white house a little earlier. i wanted to let them know i was actually going to come on the air today and talk a little bit about how unusual the saturday visit to walter reed was. and they were eager to share a little bit of data with me. >> what can you share with us? >> a person at the white house authorized us to talk about the president's medical condition, said this had been something they had been thinking about for a while, the president had some down time, he went over to walter reed to get some of this done. according to this source, there was no sophisticated testing done. it's a little bit unusual. almost everything that is usually done in a presidential physical like this, can be done in the white house at the white house medical unit. so it doesn't really make a lot of sense why the president would travel t

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. >>> now, to emory university hospital in atlanta, georgia, where former president jimmy carter is set to is surgery this morning. the procedure will relieve pressure on his brain due to a fall. he has had at least three falls. back in 2015, he has received a dire cancer diagnosis but has since said he is cancer free. >>> the offduty richmond office horse shot and killed a father of six in vallejo has been identified. the mercury news report he is virgil thomas, a sargent with 27 years of experience. he was questioned but not arrested for killing eric reasons sunday night. witnesses say that it may have stemmed from a dispute over a parking space. the vallejo police department could make a statement on the case this morning as its new police chief is sworn in at 11:00. >>> san jose deputy police chief shauny williams will take over the vallejo police department. he succeeds chief andrew bidue who detired earlier this year. williams is expected to deal with the aftermath of misuse of force allegations. he says he wants to build on community policing and building efforts. >>> happening t

he was admitted to emery university hospital overnight, and martin savage is joining me from outside pital. tell me how the president is doing, martin. >> reporter: doing well. when you hear a 95-year-old former president of the united states, especially one as beloved as jimmy carter, and then you hear the words brain surgery, there is a reason people get very alarmed. however, it seems that surgery this morning, that started around 7:45 eastern time and went to about 8:40, went very well and we're told the president is recovering and there were no complications. that gifves you a real sigh of relief. however, he is 75 years old. he has suffered a number of medical issues over the last month including two falls that led to the knee bleeding out this extra blood that had pooled inside of his head, i guess is the best way to describe it. how long will he remain here in the hospital? the doctors aren't saying, they're saying it is based on just how he does. the next update we should get is supposedly when he leaves the hospital, but right now the news is all good. we should also point o

former president jimmy carter has been released from emory university hospital in atlanta. he had been recuperating from surgery to relieve pressure on his brain caused by bleeding from a fall. a statement from the carter center says he will continue to recover at his home in georgia. hip replacement surgery after falling earlier in the year and he fell twice in october, hitting his head at least once. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. . am ritika gupta this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks so much. coming up, turkey with a side of data. there has been a flood of economic data ahead of the holidays. we parse through it with douglas holtz-eakin of the american action forum. this is -- this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i am david westin. this morning we got a rush of economic data. the u.s. economy expanding 2.1% in the third quarter, better than initially expected. demand for u.