very difficult test for us. we need help. we need international community to do something to help us, to support us. this is a disaster area. we need help from everyone to save our people. remember him. there are many people like him searching for loved ones and others. good morning, everyone. there s a desperate plea for help after a catastrophic earthquake killed more than 1500 people in turkey and syria. keep an eye on him there are many like him. we re going to speak to that rescuer, one of syria s white helmets as he searches for survivors. emergency crews are x scrambling in ohio trying to keep a toxic train wreck from exploding. and the u.s. shot down a chinese balloon. there is crisis and blowback that president biden is now facing. all as he s preparing to give the second state of the union address tomorrow night. also this southwest. fedex is on the go. close call there. another near disaster at a u.s. airport. what we re learning about that very close c
voting. the biggest prize the balance of powner congress. for democrats that means the ability to push forward with president biden s agenda. he will be in maryland tonight to rally for the democratic candidate for governor there. and here is a look at what is at stake. 35 spots in the senate. there for the taking and as jim just mentioned, dozens of governor votes will be cast. secretary of state and attorney general as well. voter enthusiasm is soaring into the election. more than 40 million ballots have been cast across 47 states outpacing the 2018 numbers in states where the data is available. it is still too early to know what overall turnout will be. will it reach 2018 levels could. could that be higher. we ll have to wait longer to find out. let s kick off this morning in wisconsin. hotly contested senate race there could be perhaps one of the states that is a decider for democrats in their hopes of keeping power in the chamber. luc lucy kafanov is there. ron johnson
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narrowly avoid falling into recession. do you agree? we ve had consistently since for good while since the fed started raising rates after the spike in inflation, it was clear in the summer of 21 and fall of 21 that they went after in early 22 we had a mild recession predicted in the future about a year away. the problem is that just keeps moving out. the last quarter of last year to the first quarter first part of this year and middle of this year, there s always been a plus or minus 1% on a given quarter basis. what that really means is it s bumping along at a flat economy. and so that is completely different than the 30% down draft we had in the quarter after the pandemic or the 5% or 6% gdp down grdraft we had in other recessions. that is a soft landing. that is a mild recession. that is what others are talking about. no, you re not saying no recession though yet? i don t think there is a lot of difference between minus 1%