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good evening, everyone. thanks for tuning in i'm alison camerota. welcome to "cnn tonight." let's start with the culture wars. in the past 24 hours the battlefield has been noisy. more battles about books in the classroom, drama over drag shows, and gaslighting about gas stoves. here is florida governor ron desantis this morning surrounded by and taking urgent action to protect gas stoves. >> they are trying to take away your gas stove. they are coming for any little thing in your life that they can do, and i think what they want to be able to do is they ultimately want to control th...

i mean, the situation there is -- there aren't words. >> the devastating. >> there are no words i don't know if it would describe it. you think about how many people died. 17,000 people. think about that. good morning, everyone. we're so glad you could join us. we hate to start your day with terrible news. but what you were just witnessing, was a miraculous rescue, children pulled from the rubble days after a catastrophic earthquake. but time is running out to find survivors. we'll take you live to this disaster zone. the staggering death toll just keeps soaring in turkey and syria. ...

the 2024 road show has begun. "the lead" starts right now. president biden leaving the beltway. taking the state of the union message to voters in some key battleground states. will he get cheers or jeers from the american people? then, more than 12,000 people now have been killed. the death toll from the earthquake in turkey and syria continuing to rise to staggering heights as hope fades of finding survivors left in the rubble. and a passenger's battery catching on fire mid flight, forcing a plane to make an emergency landing and sending four people to the hospital. what you ne...

The plane. remember, investigators believe the cockpit computer could have been reprogrammed to fly off course before the plane ever left the ground so the plane may have been sabotaged during or even before the 54-minute time. this is the hottest lead yet. satellite images showing potential debris. malaysia has asked the u.s. for more help, including remotely operated submersibles to help with the search. the u.s. has spent $2.5 million on the search so far, according to the pentagon today. cnn has not been able to verify the contents of the telegraph but they are highlighting potentially unu...

But the systems are proprietary and not connected, not on the wi-fi, so if you're on your laptop, you're not going to see a shared computer that's the cockpit computer. it would be very difficult to do so that. and it would also require, again, a constant connection to the ground somewhere, which if you're flying over 90% of the earth so water, you need to have some sort of satellite connection someone would notice on board. >> interesting. all right. brett larson, great to have you here. really appreciate it. >> have a great weekend. ahead of this hour, congressman john lewis like you proba...