hello, everyone. in this hour, president biden calls congress to finish the job. the real-time response from the president. plus, time is running out. the search to find survivors has turned desperate and the death toll has doubled after that massive earthquake in turkey and syria. we will bring you a live update. was not just one balloon. it is part of a vast surveillance operation. this is what we are watching at this hour. president biden is hitting the road after delivering a fiery state of the union address last night. the president is touting his economic record. calling for them to work with him to finish the job on rebuilding the economy and make a directive deal to working- class americans. while there were moments of unity, the divided country was on display. heckling and yelling at the president. i will give you a copy of the proposal. you see there, the president handed it right back. they are high-fiving at the white house. as the national review put it, de
payback. what is next with cdc changes. breaking tonight we have to wait a little longer, at least, to get a look at the materials used by the justice department to obtain the search warrant for last week s search and raid of the florida compound of former president trump. the judge declined to order the unsealing today instead scheduling a hearing for thursday. the president is calling for the release of the affidavit that was part of those materials in what he calls the interest of transparency. the fbi opposes the move. correspondent mark meredith has our report tonight. good evening, mark. bret, good evening to you. thursday s hearing is going to be fascinating pitting former president trump directly against the government he once led. trump and the media are urging federal judge to unseal the affidavit related to last week s search. the justice department trying to block the release and as for president biden, he is just trying to avoid talking about the case. palest
can be sent and faster. i want to play for you, the reaction from our state department head, this regime has never shown any inclination to put the welfare, the well- being, the interest, of its people first. his point being is that the u.s. will tried to provide aid. obviously, noting how the regime has been brutalizing the same people that it claims it is going to help now. what if the u.s. lifted these sanctions to get aid in after this disaster? new to anybody who wants the sanctions on war criminals to be lifted, in context of the earthquake. they have no effect whatsoever on the humanitarian aid.
past 20 years are still trying to leave the country with their families. 160,000 of them are eligible for a special immigrant visa. since pres000 have been approved due to a long vetting process and years worth of backlogs. some of those individuals left behind have gone into hiding, terrified about being discovered by the taliban. they suffered huge trauma, you know, trying contact supervisors, evacuation agencies, state department head and the most affected ones are my elder children and my wife. we re withholding this former u.s. embassy employee s identity as he waits for the state department to approve his special immigrant visa. he says he feels left behind after working with the americans for years. i spent my whole embassy. i came 6:00 in the morning. left 8:00 or 9 in the evening. totally detached here in the
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