Let's get to this morning's need to know headlines. Everyone.
The world is now uniting to help with rescue efforts in Turkey in Turkey and Syria.
After that devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit the region.
The death toll is now past 11,000 people.
The european Union is launching search and rescue teams in
both countries and is also funding humanitarian organizations for relief
in Syria from the US trained dogs and almost 100
Los Angeles County firefighters are also joining the efforts.
Such a sad scene there also, let's turn to the Russia.
Ukraine war,
Ukraine says Russia grappling with its deadliest day
since the war began almost a year ago.
According to Ukrainian officials,
over 1000 Russian troops were killed in the past 24 hours.
It's estimated Russian casualties have passed 200,000
soldiers since the start of its invasion.
That's according to US officials,
We also know Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinski is visiting London today.
Zelinsky will be asking the west for more military support.
This is only the second time he has left the country since the start of the war
and a battery fire from a laptop broke out on a United Airlines flight,
forcing the plane to return to san Diego.
The city's fire crews saying four people were taken
to the hospital with non life threatening injuries.
The New Jersey bound flight reported a fire in
the Cabinet happened around 7:30 a.m. Eastern time.
Yesterday authorities say the flames ignited from an external battery pack.
Fortunately
the flight crew was able to keep the fire from spreading
and seven more Memphis officers are being charged in the death of Tyree Nichols.
Nichols died three days after five Memphis police officers
savagely beat him on january 7th since his death.
Those five officers have been have been fired and charged with second degree murder
for the role that allegedly played in his death.
These officers were part of a specialized unit that has since been disbanded.
The fallout since his death continues and the
Justice Department is now looking into this case.
A new U. N. Report says climate change is contributing to a new kind of crisis.
The rise of superbugs. This is according to the U. N. Environmental program.
The changing climate is making these germs resistant to antimicrobial medicines.
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Antimicrobials have saved countless of lives
and protected vital economic sectors.
They continue to do so and we want them to
continue to do so but their effectiveness is under threat.
The U.N.
says superbugs are responsible for roughly five million
deaths around the globe every single year.
But that number could double by 2050 if the climate isn't addressed
and an anti abortion activist is going to new heights for his cause.
Take a look. This man who is known as the pro life spider man climbed the chase tower.
Arizona's tallest building.
His perilous climb comes days before the area will host Super Bowl 57.
The phoenix fire department calling the stunt quote stupid and dangerous.
It's unknown if the thrill seeker was arrested following his nearly 500 ft
climb and be sure to stick with us here at cheddar news.
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