we re live with what all this means for a critical moment in the war. health officials are on their way to ohio following that toxic train derailment. the health concerns residents say they are now liveing with despite assurances from local officials. plus funeral services set to be held today for alonso baggily, the man killed by police. we re getting our fist look at the body cam video shows the moments leading up to his shooting. plus taking up arms, how some asian americans are taking steps to protect themselves following an increase in awe tacks on the asian community. that s coming up on cnn this morning. welcome to the weekend. saturday, february 18thth, we re so grateful that you are starting it with us. good to be with you. coffee has kicked in, so let s go. vice president kamala harris condemning russia s acts in ukraine as crimes against hu humanity. she delivered the rebuke against russia had in a speech before the security conference. here s a clip.
murdaugh which wrapped up a short time ago, and the judge sentenced the disgraced attorney to two consecutive life sentences for the mirder of his w wife maggie and his son paul. i will tell you again, and i respect this court, and i am innocent. i would never again under any circumstances hurt my wife maggie or hurt my son paw-paw. and it might not have been you. it might have been the monster that you have become when you take 10, 20, 50, 60 opioid pills that you become another person. this is all one day after the jury convicted murdaugh on four murder charges. it took just three hours. we will go out to dianne gallagher. walk us through what happened in court this morning. it was incredibly remarkable to hear from judge clifton newman reflecting in a measured way talking about this these crimes that murdaugh has been convicted of, but also the person that he saw hymn become. amara, we have talked for so long why this particular case is capturing nation, and it is
helicopter had land ed. captain davis gave them a direct order. get on board. the response was just as direct. sir is, i m just not going to leave. still have an american out there. i m sure he was still alive, he would get his medic. a day before the medic found out he was the good news, he was a new father. his wife had given birth to their first child. captain davis was going to give him a chance to see his baby boy. he pinpoint ed the medic s position and began crawling toward him with gunfire exploding around hum. when he got there, the medic asked him, am i going to die. am i going to die. captain davis said not before me. still fending off the assay
significant because this is not just any ballistic missile. this is an icbm class ballistic missile, or at least it s believed to be. ab icbm is the type of weapon that japan warned last year could thee oretically and probay hit the mainland u.s., pretty much any city in the u.s. now this launch, the reason why they believe this is also an icbm class is because of the amount of time that actually was in the aur. it was launched from pyongyang s airport around 5:22 p.m. local time. japan said it land ed in the waters near to the west. so close to japan. inside their economic zone and they said it landed around 6:30. that means it was 68 minutes, an hour and 8 minutes in flight. this could talk that missile, which the last time they tested an icbm it traveled 22 times the speed of sound. it could take it a long distance. if they do the calculations, you can see how this does pose a
disappointment. it s conceivable, perhaps, over the next few days they may reverse that decision. also real concern that if there is this 31st august deadline, u.s. nationals could be left behind. but it s not all misery. this, my report from yesterday about what it s like for people who are going to make it on to a plane. a massive multinational air evacuation is crowding the air space above kabul. this qatari flight is one of many coming to the rescue of thousands. the airplane brings its own security as the airport is now under threat from isis terror. we ve land ed a few moments ago here at kabul international