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enough to save a troubled bank. but, will ease investors fear of a global market meltdown? stats just ahead. plus, we'll see the moment a russian jet bust the u.s. drone seconds before a midair collection over the black sea. and, later, severe weather including a tornado moving across texas. we'll tell you where storms are headed, next. it is 2 am here on the u.s. east coast, where investors may be waking up in a few hours, wondering if another regional bank needs rescuing. the outlook is much better now for the first public bank after 11 major banks ascended a 30 billion dollar lifeline to keep it afloat. the banking turmoil sent stock prices on the, wild ride over the past week. most features are mixed. but basically flat. the need for a 53 billion dollar loan for --

has rattled international markets. but the markets in asia are moving higher. u.s. treasury secretary, janet yellen, will return to capitol hill in the day ahead of trying to reassure lawmakers of the banking situation is under control. here she is. >> i can reassure the members of the committee that our banking system is sound, and that americans can feel confident that their deposits will be there when they need them. this week's actions demonstrate are resolute commitment to ensure that our financial system remains strong and that the deposits remain safe. >> shares of first republic surged after news of the 30 billion dollar lifeline for big banks. cnn's royal solomon has more. >> two major developments thursday on the breaking front, helping calm the nerves of investors. 11 banks, now, stepping up to provide a financial lifeline to --

the regional u.s. bank is facing significant challenges over the last week, similar to those that led to the demise of silicon valley bank, including customers rushing to withdraw their money. the bank is not stepping up include, jimmy morgan chase, bank of america city group, and -- , one on thursday, there each making a five billion dollar uninsured deposit into the bank. also, stable existing markets, they will be barring 50 million francs from the swiss central bank. that sense, is shares are surging. this is a major development for the larger economy because credit suisse is continued a systematic important bank for the global market. and, that just means it's too important and too big to fail. since sbp's trouble began last, week markets have been on a wild ride, posing follow till swings. so, what is ahead? brian leveled, a global marketed challenge for investment, that's in dependent --

however policy makers stand ready to provide support and the decline in inflation and the right exit provides some optimism. rahel solomon, cnn, new york. >> now, despite the turmoil and the banking sutter, european regulators are moving forward with another interest rate hike meant to fight inflation. the european central bank has announced a half point increase, it just a week before decision on interest rates from the u.s. federal reserve. the official ecb policy statement says it's raising rates because inflation is remaining too high for too long. all right, michael hill is a business columnist for the l.a. times. he joins me now from los angeles. thank you so much for being here with us. so, first of, those u.s. banks stepping up to provide that lifeline, helping each other out. but, as we heard a few minutes ago from the expert, we may not be out of the woods with regards to seeing other bank challenges, was the words that he is. what challenges is one thing. how worried should we be about

a systematic meltdown? >> well, i think the chance of a systematic meltdown has allegedly passed. the fact that 11 banks stepped up to rescue first republic, that's a good sign. that's a sign that banking industries, in general, recognizes that a lot of these banks that come under pressure from shareholders. and shared investors are essentially solving and solid. and they just need help to get through this moment of chaos. >> but, do you think -- i mean, we've seen a lot of movement of money from investors, from people like you and me towards the bigger bank. well, will be inevitably be that the big banks just become bigger? >> i think that's what the american regulators are trying to avoid. the big banks, jp morgan city, bank of america, -- , they're already too big.

we don't really want to see them get much bigger. and, i think the fact that regulators and the treasury and the fed have said that deposits are going to be protected right up to no limit really tells you that what they are signaling is that your deposits are safe, as treasury secretary yellen told it today. it saved no matter where they are and if they're in an impaired bank, the regulators will shut it down and protect depositors. that's really the key to keeping the banking sector healthy. >> so, i've been following your columns. you've been writing about what brought us here and the fact that the espy problems were hiding in plain sight. so, what is that? what does it say about the current state -- oversight of our banking system? >> well, it's not a good sign,

not our system. well, i think, the fed, what was the primary regulator of is going to come under the radar. they've started their own self examination. the question is going to be why wasn't it fair. , and really scrutinizing banks like that. when -- i knew was going to get these banks a certain amount of hard but. and that's exactly what happened. the banks were holding long dated security, treasury securities, government back agency working securities. and we all know that when interest rates are on the, rise the value of that security declined. so, this is something that the fed really should've been on top of, going back a year. and, it -- to explain what they were going to do about the strange intern. >> the talk now is of how to

prevent this from happening again. certainly part of the conversation was the deregulation of banks that happened during the last administration. so what more needs to be done, do you think? is that the political will to do it? >> i think, at this point, there's a lot of political will to do something. but it's just a question of what. i think making sure that the fed takes much more seriously, its responsibilities to monitor the safety and soundness of the banking system, then it's going to be a topic day on capitol hill, know that. questions about what other regulators -- did not do in this case. and, that includes the auditors who gave silicon valley a free pass in its last annual report. the question is going to be, why weren't they more aware of

the possibility that this banks balance sheet was going to be seriously impair. the investment community, the investment analysts were testing. silicon valley bank we're right up today's before it billed. i think very, very tragic. so, there's still a lot to look at here. >> really appreciate your insights -- the u.s. military is assessing its drone operations in the black sea region. now, officials tell cnn that russia has recovered from the drama so -- it shows the russians are lying about forcing down the aircraft. cnn's oren lieberman has details. high over the black sea, the u.s. five drone points it's camera backwards towards its own tale.

the russian fighter jet closing fast on the much slower mq-9 reaper. the russian jet begins dumping fuel as it passes by the drone. the cloud of fuel vapor and increasingly the spinning propel lure clearly visible after the past. the russian flies by on another pause. dumping fuel once again and the video picks elaine when it collides with the u.s. drone. when it comes back online you can see the propeller with the bin blade. you could see the propeller before and after. operating. and damaged. >> we know that the intercept was until gentlemen. oh that the behavior was intentional. we also know was very unprofessional and very unsafe. we also know that the fix wing of russian fire -- the physical contact, those two, not sure yet. it remains to be seen. >> the video undercuts the russian narrative that what happened during the encounter.

pentagon says that it lasted 30 to 40 minutes in total. russia claimed there was no physical contact. >> there was no collision. the problem is that we didn't have that to be struck we didn't start the fire it was at the direction of some of vladimir putin about the thing in advance they've been able to recover some debris from the wreckage but the u.s. downplayed the significance of the drone reminiscing there's probably nothing left of real value the military began contesting assistance of u.s. jaunt over the black sea familiar with the matter of

these drone operations to find a hug to continue onward to continue. we also learned that this isn't a politan any way shape or form. at least once, since the collision, of the russian jet of the u.s. foam, they offered the same type of phone, the end q weber just as the previous self. like you to find out -- i move towards the wreckage site, orange lee ruin -- >> u.s. lawmakers are closing early i -- democratic jim himes as a member of the house intelligence committee. areas. >> should she typically speaking -- it will be a very, very bad day for the russians. so, i just don't know why they believe it's in their interest

to down one of the into international water -- what they need to do to make sure that they lose in this conflict? >> the white house is a -- warsaw says it will send all the jets in the coming days. know a nato member has seven fighter jets, so far, rip -- despite repeated pleas by kyiv -- >> literally, within the next few days, we were handover as for a i can remember -- will be successfully handed over. >> the former soviet union and their allies used during the

cold war, the step is stable -- in a new video, he said prisoners who served in wagner really commit crimes after returning to civilian life in the short term. he, claims they also changed in other ways for fighting partners. there was a reduced sense of self preservation if my time comes then, soviet. i just don't really give -- because you won't get me the out of here. i came here. i'm staying here. that's the second thing. and the third thing is unpretentious this. -- that strategy now appears to be backfiring. >> wagner fighters, that

industrial plot into the bucket -- they're making advantages but a huge call -- and are heavily shelling the area. >> we can't even raise our head, he says. wagner has been trying to take bakhmut for two months. and, may not be running short of fighters -- for starving this man of my munition. >> we need the military to shield the approaches -- in his latest social media posts, prigozhin praised on this russian soldiers, but clean, quote, unprofessional scoundrels and intriguer's crushed these lies and

humiliate them. yet another drive. but the military hierarchy in moscow. accused of incompetence and corruption -- to the notable absence of the defense minister, sergei shoigu. but now -- and nicknames putin chefs, is a man under pressure. he recruited -- 80% in some units. these -- russians fords close for her -- western analysts think that progression has fallen into a trap, laid by sugar. a trap designed to weaken both loeffler and it falls. just involve near needs the support of the russian military

around bakhmut, it's curiously absent. russia's elite, piling on the -- spoken à la carte. -- he said that he was an incompetent commander. adding, he has a friday the expected counterattack -- the crown along -- but, if faulkner is just a in an unsuccessful big to date back with, you might find himself a nickel -- hundred are dead after a cyclone sweeps there malawi. just ahead, the conditions are acute -- protesters have been diminutive now who's overall amounts to a constitutional crisis. coming, up the israeli prime minister on the defense. stay with us.

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donald trump classified documents investigation, just keeps growing. sources of exclusively told cnn that at least two dozen witnesses have been subpoenaed, including a commission aide that appeared before the grand 30 -- has the details. >> another thursday, another witness, being subpoenaed to testify in the classified documents investigation into donald trump. we know, today, that there was a woman who works with donald trump quite closely, her name is margot martin. she's an eight to, him it remained on the payroll scintilla of the presidency, and she has been in florida with him, quite a lot. assisting him with the various needs, marco martins also worked within the white house at the end of the trump presidency, it's a deputy communications there. and so investigators are likely to want to ask her about what happened in those chaotic last days of the presidency, when the were boxes being packed, up

when documents were being handled by various people in the white house, how things may have gotten to mar-a-lago. and then also, she's one of the few people that stayed with the president, former president, when he moved to florida. so, she may be asked about all kinds of things that she could've seen or heard at mar-a-lago as well. now, it's not clear, at this time, what she said in the grand jury, we know that she didn't have a marathon day of testimony she, was only there for a few hours this afternoon. but, she does become the latest witness in a long line of witnesses, my colleagues and i here at cnn we have also been able to confirm that margo martin is one of more of two dozen people who have been sought by prosecutors in this classified document investigation around donald trump. that they are trying to get answers from, or that they already have gotten answers from. two dozen people that at least, that include staff working at mar-a-lago. it includes people who are very close to donald trump, himself, it is the type of group that

scours the grounds, one source told, us today, that they're casting an extremely wide net. anyone and everyone who may have seen something is being pursued by prosecutors in this investigation, as it is in this mature face. and, right now, we are also waiting to hear whether we can learn if one of donald trump's personal defense attorneys, evan corcoran, who has had a communication with the fbi. and with the national archives and the investigation. whether he'll be forced to answer more questions before the federal grand jury. caitlin polantz, cnn, washington. >> protests intensify for another day in israel against the government plans to overhaul the judicial system. in tel aviv, jerusalem and cities across the country, crowds packed the streets and express their discontent. processor say the planned legal reforms will weaken the countries -- and -- to check the power of the other branches of government. israeli prime minister,

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clashes and protests breaking out in paris and several other cities. the fires have been burning in the street. and unions are already planning another nationwide strike. there's also outrage among lawmakers who shut it down the prime minister in the national assembly. cnn's reporter has the story. >> for weeks, the protest strikes have continued trying to stop the government from enacting changes in the front retirement system. changes which would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old. thursday, the french parliament was meant to vote on the new law. which had already been passed by the french senate. but, before the vote in the lower house, prime minister elizabeth warren said the government had counted votes and realized that it would lose. the prime minister went before the national assembly and announced there would be no vote. that the law would be enacted by decree. something a lot the french constitution. but something that further enraged the opposition.

>> we cannot bet on the future of our pensions. this reform is necessary. [applause] >> it's also because i have a touch to our social model, and because i believe in pollard mentored democracy. it is your reform on parliament techs, route of a compromise between the two assembly sees, the time ready to engage my responsibility. >> outside of the chamber, where protesters have gathered, there was further outrage that -- the spontaneous demonstration that moved to plaza de la constitución central paris, and finally broken up by police using water cannon and tear gas. the prime minister and our government, and, now faces the possibility of a no confidence vote, which could bring down the government if it succeeds. and, the french joint union

committee announced plans for another round of strikes and demonstrations next thursday to keep up the presser in the parliamentarians to vote against the government plans. jim bittermann, cnn, paris. >> north korea has confirmed what was initially reported by south korean officials, the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile launch on thursday morning. these images released by state media appeared to show leader, kim jong-un, overseeing the operation with the child believed to be his daughter. the icbm was fired into the waters on the east coast of the korean peninsula according to the officials insulin tokyo. japan's -- of the suspected icbm, experts say that the -- reentering the atmosphere. all, right thanks so much for joining. us i'm cameron huber, for those watching outside and north america, world sports is. next for everyone else, i'll be back with more news after a quick break. stay with us.

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the apparent ultimatum saying that washington has filled to produce evidence that tiktok is a threat to national security. the popular social media platform is under growing scrutiny, governments around the world are concerned data collected from users phones could hand up in the hands of chinese government. new zealand and the uk announced that tiktok will be banned on government devices following similar measures by the u.s., canada, and the british union. they say that this explanation to lawmakers. >> mister speaker, this is a precautionary move, we know that there is already limited use of tiktok across government but it is also good cyber hygiene. >> for more on, this i want to bring in chris walker, who is the author of the book, tiktok boom about how the act is shaping the social media. and, he joins us now from newcastle, england. thank you so much for being with us. we just started a growing number of governments around the world have banned tiktok on official government devices. threatening to ban from all,

phone so you are against this and, obviously, the fear here as i said that tiktok would share user data to million of america. why doesn't that where you? >> because, it hasn't been proven, kim. and i think that this is kind of one of the foundation principles of the united states and of the free world. pretty much everybody but china. it's that we wait until we have evidence to act. i've been looking at tiktok for five or plus more years. and i'm not the world best journalist, but i'm far from the world's worst. i've been speaking to my peers who are often better journalists than i am. and often to cybersecurity councils who pinpoint the tiktok source code. the details of the app and how it tries to -- user data. we haven't been able to find the smoking gun or the one that can exceed jinping to tiktok and i think that absent that evidence we do have to consider that actually maybe it doesn't exist, all of these things so far, and we played the uk

government response. it was theoretical. this is a sort of pragmatic approach that they're taken in case of an event like this. but there's no actual evidence yet. >> right, but the fear, obviously, even if something hasn't happened, there is a law that would force companies based in china to compel the chinese government requests for data. so, that could still be -- >> it could, absolutely. and your. right we put together that they've never been asked by the chinese government to hand over. data they say that they wouldn't do so. first i think that your definition of whether or not they would actually tell you that would differ depending on your belief on it. and the arrival is quite skeptical about that idea of whether the actually would make this grand stand against the chinese government, if they were really compelled to. but i think, fundamentally, there's this idea that does the chinese government really care, about our teenagers and what

they posted on social media. particularly, given that they posted on other platforms. and they're very easily accept -- who's to say that teenagers are posting anything different on tiktok than they are on facebook, on instagram, on twitter, on snapchat. these things can all be accessed by the chinese government. i think, potentially, what we have, here is to recognize the problem. and, we over share on social media. we can be manipulated through. that we have seen what skill propaganda threatened through social media platform. but, we kind of miss diagnose the problem. here we say to china when actually it's kind of everybody. >> yes, but in this, case the company,, obviously it's owned by china? so, in terms of the timing, the chinese spy balloon over the u.s. couldn't have come at a worse time in terms of stoking those fears. how do you think that might factor into the pressure to ban or sell tiktok? >> i think, enormously. , and it's worth saying, a little over 12 hours to, go

after the uk ban wasn't acted, i sat down with the ober trump, the vice president for the government relation -- and he said, to me, and i quote, when the chinese spy balloon goes up, tiktok comes down. he believes that this is very much a way of us attacking china. which is absolutely fine. because, frankly, china is our -- state, they do some terrible things in the name of maintaining their kind of harmonious while being, as they say. but i do think that, we are punishing, and, we are actually trying to make some decent strides towards getting rid of the chinese -- he said, he can change the nationality of his family, of his employees, but he does recognize that it's seen as a problem for people. so, they're trying to bend over backwards in order to try to assuage those issues that many, many politicians have. >> yes, some of the issues are obviously around data collection. but, the other issue here is

censorship, potentially. limiting, let's, say mentions of uyghurs for instance. >> yes, and i think that they've been relative about. that i've been covering tiktok for many, many years and so i have seen progression of this up. and if we've been having this conversation probably about 34 years ago. i would've said absolutely. i have leaked moderation guidelines for 2019. the documentation. the content moderators are using to try and decipher whether not something should stay on the platform. , which previously said, as you, say and if it goes, on we are not a lot. we know there's been a genocide of muslims in the xinjiang province of china, by the chinese state. but, that is not allowed. and like the -- content used to not be enough -- it's been a process of kind of weaponizing the. up because what previously happened with tiktok is that the essentially transplanted chinese staff members into western companies.

and, i think that what happens there is you get a bit of a culture shock because obviously these people are encountering the freewill for the first-time. and the opportunity to have free expression. i think it's not necessarily a bad thing that we're giving people a taste of. that actually saying that if there is an opportunity outside of your chinese great firewall for a different way of life, then, i do worry in some ways what we're doing. we're cutting off the opportunity that we had maybe in the late 19 80s, in, russia with the idea of kind of bringing mcdonald's into there. but, if we suddenly bar tiktok from this, we're losing some pretty powerful decision-makers who are maybe a little bit more sympathetic to the world anything. >> yes, it's a fascinating debate. and, so much at stake with the statistics. i think, americans spend an average of an hour a day on this app, so, clearly very popular, we'll keep following this issue. chris, thank you so much for your insights. >> thank you.

all right. it is the time of year when american sports fans become obsessed with college basketball, and the tournament known as march madness are no exception. kamala harris attended the first men's game of her own modern howard university. her husband, the second gentleman, howard is in hbcu, which stands for historically black colleges and university, and they say it's important for their sports program to be well funded. university of kansas -- 96 to 68. the u.s. president, which let all teams -- biden had the university of arizona taking home the championship but they felt in the first run of princeton. and for the women's they said villanova always. winds in his household. his wife jill got her masters. there and president biden's former boss released his picks as. well brook obama has duke winning the men's tournament, and, for the win in south carolina. [applause]

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