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ever embrace american values. us lawmakers grilled the ceo of tiktok about the wildly popular platforms ties to the chinese government and digging in israel's prime minister vows to push on with a judicial overhaul , despite widespread protests and international criticism. zeye from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with john voyeurs. we begin with it for 10 airstrikes in syria that are having deadly consequences for u. s forces deployed to fight isis, depending on says the u. s has launched a retaliatory airstrike targeting a group affiliated with iran's revolutionary guard in the east . this happened after a drone attack on facility housing u. s personnel in the northeastern part of untr. in a response, u. s defense secretary lloyd austin. said the u. s. will take all necessary measures to protect its people and that no group will strike us troops with impunity. cnn's early even spoke with me a short time ago.

a one way drone, essentially a suicide drone carried out attack in hasakah, syria, that's far northeast syria targeting u s personnel there, according to the pentagon, one u. s contractor, an american citizen was killed in the attack. five u. s service members and another contractor were wounded in that drone attack. according to the pentagon. two of the wounded service members were treated at at the site, while three others as well as the contractor who was injured, had to be rushed to medical facilities in iraq. putting on says the drone is likely of iranian origin, which suggests it would be an iranian out this attack, and that's whyd we see the follow on action from the united states carrying out what it called a precision. strike a proportionate attack against forces affiliated with iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps, according to a pentagon statement. the us quote took proportionate and deliberate action intended to limit the risk of escalation and

minimize casualties. general eric perilla, the commander of us central command's that if there were further iranian attacks on us forces, there might be further us responses. in a store short statement this evening, he said, we are postured for scalable options in the face of any addition. final iranian attacks in terms of how frequently this happened, in fact, parrilla again, the commander of us central command, testified just earlier today. that there have been 78 rocket attacks or u a v attacks against us forces in syria just to beginning of 2021 by his count, john average averages out to nearly one attack every 10 days , but not all of them have this sort of tragic result. tiktok's future in the u. s appears to be more uncertain than ever despite or perhaps because of the company's ceo appearance before lawmakers to try and calm concerns. the chinese owned app is a threat to us national security. shuozhou was constantly interrupted by lawmakers from both sides. his answers they said, were evasive

. the harmful to children. one congressman called it a cancer amid warnings that it was potentially collecting data and spying on americans for china, many in congress and the violent administration are pushing to bend the app in the u. s tiktok's ceo, denied any link to the chinese government and said he's seen no evidence that beijing has access to user data . but his words and his promises did little to calm concerns. we get more details now from cnn since actually patreon. lawmakers grilling the ceo of tiktok today, accusing the social media company of spying on americans for china avails us all and the chinese communist party is able to use this as a tool to manipulate america as a whole platform should be banned . i expect today you'll say anything to avoid this outcome. the ceo sho chu, rejecting claims that beijing has any control over tiktok, the rich chinese parent company by dance and insisting that americans data is now largely stored on

us. oil any dance employees and china including engineers currently have access to u. s data. congressman would appreciate this. this is a complex topic today. all data stored by not that complex. yes or no? do they have access to user data we have after project texas. is the ant done. the answer is no project. texas is tiktok's named for its ongoing effort to move all us data onto servers hosted by the american company oracle, which is based in texas that defends, however, falling on deaf ears have seen no evidence that the chinesement data. they have never asked us. we have not provided i find that actually preposterous. i don't believe that it is technically possible. to accomplish what tiktok says it will accomplish through project texas lawmakers provided no evidence that the chinese government has used the app to surveil americans. but they repeatedly pointed to an episode from last year when four tiktok employees, including two based in china, were fired after improperly accessing journalist

data. we do not condone the effort by sudden former employees to access us. tiktok user data in an attempt to identify the source of leaked confidential information. even so, governments around the world are moving to ban the app, including the biden administration, which now prohibits tiktok on federal devices. secretary of state antony blinken calling for the app to quote ended in a separate hearing on thursday. is it a threat to the united states? security i believe that it is yes, and shouldn't a threat to united states security be banned? it should be ended 11 way or another in their different ways of doing that. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, also hinting the us knows more about tiktok's risks than has been publicly revealed. one of the things that my legislation would do is required the intelligence community to declassify as much information as possible, so it's not don't just trust the government. now the big question coming out of this hearing is whether the u. s. is going to try to ban tiktok outright, currently only banned on us government devices. and of course, we will be watching to see whether by dance, the

chinese parent company of tiktok actually moves to sell its stake in tiktok, thereby alleviating the u. s. concerns about tiktok's ties to china. but we should note that after this aring, tiktok also released a statement saying that while shoe the tiktok ceori to answer lawmaker's questions today and alleviate their concerns about any potential national national security risk posed by tiktok. the hearing was dominated by quote political grandstanding. natasha bertrand cnn, washington. the chinese government says it will oppose any sale of tiktok. so let's get more on that now live to hong kong. cnn's anna coren. so what else are they saying? well a strong reaction john from the chinese government even before the tic tac ceo faced that five hour grilling from lawmakers hours before the hearing, china's commerce ministry spokesperson told the media that it would firmly opposed any for sale of tiktok, which is what the biden administration has demanded. if the social media

app is to continue operating in the u. s the chinese government considers tiktok's algorithms and technology to be sensitive. and critical to its national interest. let's have a listen now to the china's commerce ministry spokesperson. champing pension, ignoring the products and services themselves and only proceeding from the identity of foreign investors, forcing the sale of tiktok will seriously damage the confidence of investors from all over the world, including chi united staw from that earlier package, ticktock ceo shows you choose repeatedly tried to allay national security concerns about the app as we know 150 million users in the united states use it every month. he said. tiktok was an independent company. it wasn't influenced by china, and in his testimony, john he tried to distance himself from ticktock. being associated with china, stressing that he is in

fact singaporean. he lives in singapore with his wife, his two children, and that, of course, is t base for tiktok headquarters. let's take a listenow to and i would als like to talk about national security concerns that you have raised. that we take very, very seriously. let me start by about biden's of which we are a subsidiary. by dance is not owned or controlled by the chinese government. it's a private company. to talk is likely to challenge any attempt to ban the when the trump administration tried back in 2020 tiktok was successful in quashing the attempts to ban it, john thank you, anna coren live for us this hour in hong kong. now to the unprecedented level of legal pressure surrounding the former u. s. president donald trump in the classified documents probe a federal grand jury just hours away from hearing potentially significant testimony from trump's attorney

corcoran. he's been ordered to provide more testimony and turn over documents about trump as part of the criminal investigation into possible mishandling of classified documents. and the new york grand jury expected to reconvene on monday after a week of intense speculation over whether trump would be indicted and arrested for his alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to the porn star stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election. cnn's polar reed has more on what the new york grand jury has been hearing and what to expect in the coming days. we've learned that the district attorney's office is in a holding pattern right now as they contemplate what their next move should be in this ongoing hush money payments investigation. now the grand jury did not meet to discuss trump related matters on thursday, while they did convene it is not unusual for a grand jury to hear information about several different cases, and we know at this point on monday, the grand jury will return and here additional evidence in the trump probe. then they may even hear from an additional witness . they have to decide. we're

told whether they want to bring in a new witness to rebut testimony. for monday by attorney robert costello. costello's appearance was done at the request of trump lawyers and his role was to attack the credibility of his former client , michael cohen. cohen is, of course, a key witness in this investigationi spoke with costello and asked him what happened in that grand jury room that would force prosecutors to have to possibly bring back another witness to rebut his testimony. he described his experience in the grand jury room as being at times contentious, he said before his appearance he had given prosecutors hundreds and hundreds of documents. but when he was testifying, he was only asked about six of them, he says, and during his examination , he asked the prosecutor. why aren't you asking me about more of these documents? they went back and forth. at one point, costello even turned to the grd jury and said, look, guys. you need to get your hands on all of these documents, and he says five or six grand jurors nodded in agreement. costello he ha not heard from the district attorney's office since

his appearance on monday. and when i asked whether there was any witness that could go in and rebut or refute things, he said. he replied to me and said that is impossible, so we'll see what happens on monday. polar read, cnn, new york. few hours. now be all pomp and circumstance for us president joe biden as he gets the treatment, the red carpet treatment in ottawa before addressing canada's parliament he's visiting for talks with the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, are expected to discuss a range of security issues more details now from cnn's paula newton. it is not an exaggeration to say that canada and the united states, two of the closest allies that you will find in the world, having said that president joe biden and prime minister justin trudeau do have policy disagreements are going to try and iron out some of those over the next few hours . key here, though, is the united states wanting canada to step up when it comes to defense spending. as the united states has made clear this is not the same geopolitical reality that

it was before russia invaded ukraine, and they are looking to canada to do its part. also top of mind, though, is china and what both countries call a more aggressive posture from that country. chinese interference has been top of mine in canada, and i want you to listen now to my interview with justin trudeau just hours before he met. with joe biden. take a listen on china. we've seen balloons in the air over canada. we've seen buoys in the arctic. um, what do you think? are the chinese motives in those issues specifically and what do you hope to learn from the chinese balloon now in u. s hands? well, i think one of the things we have to remember is china is the second largest economy in the world and continues to grow. um, we're going to have to in some circumstances engage constructively with china, like we did ad the nference and biodivsity that we coasted with them in montreal. there's issues around climate change that we should be working as a world together. there's other places where we're going to have

to be stiff competition to china in terms of market access in terms of investments in the global south, we need to be able to show that the western democracies are there to make those investments and there is competitive to china, but there are also areas in which we're directly challenge china whether it's on human rights, whether it's on security behaviors, whether it's on cyber attacks are our concerns like that we're going to have to continue to be wide eyed and clear about the threat that china poses and wants to pose to the stability of our democracies. both the president and prime minister, though, do intend to make news during this visit, and one of them has to do with the regular migration hot topic in the hemisphere. it seems that there is a deal for canada to take in migrants legally from the united states to try and shoulder some of the burden. of the great migration going on now in the southern hemisphere. canada has been having trouble with irregular migrants those across at illegal

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for corruption like benjamin netanyahu. see you then. so that's gold has the very latest now reporting in from jerusalem. it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he is pushing forward with his plan judicial overhaul that would give the israeli parliament power over the supreme court, despite weeks of massive protests and concerns from his own defense minister over what the reforms would do to national security. on thursday afternoon , reports began to emerge that the israeli defense minister who is a member of netanyahu's own political party. i was going to give a speech calling on the legislation to be halted because of what it would do to israeli security. already hundreds of elite military reservists had announced that they would not answer the call to serve if the overhaul passed. now such a speech by the defense minister would have been a major major blow to netanyahu, politically, who has long touted that he is strong and national security. but instead, netanyahu gave a speech announcing that while he understands the fears of the opponents to the reform, and that he pledges to reach a solution, somehow that the

legislative process of these reforms will continue. rubbish of determined to fix to advae with this possibility that democratic reform that will bring back balan between the branches a dealt with one issue only out of money that we have not yet discussed, also vowed that the parliament would not be able to overturn every single court decision and vowed that the rights of all citizens, including minorities would be protected. he also called on the opposition to negotiate, although the opposition has refused to do so, unless they say the legislative process is stopped. opposition leader jarawa peedlammed netanyahu's speech telling that to know t stop playing the victim and take responsibility, calling on him to quote listen to the hundreds of thousandsf patriots who have taken to the streets. listen to the minister of and te security officials. protest leaders, meanwhile, called it a bizarre show of a dictator in the making, and vowed that the protests now in their 12th week

ll intensify. ask old cnn jerusalem. yaakov katz is still the editor in chief of the jerusalem post, at least for the time. yet he's also author of shallow strike inside israel's secret mission to eliminate syrian nuclear power. he joins us this hour from jerusalem. it's good to see you. thanks hn. okay so once the knesset passed this law, making it pretty much impossible to remove a sitting prime minister. there was this expectation thursday that maybe netanyahu was ready to hit pause on the rest of the judicial reform package. maybe not. here he is. a former reform in the judicial reform for the democracy has to provide a solution to both of our basic needs to prevent a fracture between our people. both sides need to take into consideration the claims and concerns of the other sides. you're the town and softened quite considerably, but he kind of doubled down on the need to pass this the democracy sake. but what you just said then. surely consulting with the

other side. doesn't that normally happen long before you get to the let's vote on it part? 100% john, you're right. i mean, if you want this legislation to pass, and you want it to be done in a way, also, you got to thank for have a lasting effect right? because the way it's being passed. now it's being done by this government. next government comes in, they could overturn it. so if you really care about the future of israel's democracy and judicial reform, wouldn't you want to do it while reaching across the aisle, which just raises so many questions about the true intention of what's happening here? i think that netanyahu did take a conciliatory tone last night when he spoke and addressed the nation. it was the first time that he really kind of stuck his hands into the real guts of this of this reform. until now, he's been very careful not to violate the attorney general's instructions that because of his trial would be a conflict of interest if he were to talk about it or deal with it. but since they passed that law that you mentioned what can be referred to as the incapacitation law, right? so no longer can he be removed because

of the conflict of interest. he feels a little freer to be able to talk about it, he said. i'm in control. i'm taking charge. what will that change? exactly i don't know. because the countdown is here. they have about a week left to pass this important law of changing the way we. we have some audio issues and some connection issues there with yakov cats in jerusalem will try and get back to him because he's a smart guy with all the good things to say , hopefully, we'll get him back in a moment. i think we have it right now. because we've got your back. finish your thought. so netanyahu did take. he struck a conciliatory tone, but he also was determined to pass the law. he said that he's going ahead with it, and he's going to do it. no matter what. next week. okay listen to one protester and pay particular notice to his choice of words. listen to this. this is our independence war during wars in israel. soldiers died for our right to live here. we are ready to spare our souls to save our lives and to defend

our values. today we will be doing the same. we're talking about a real war. we have no other choice. we won't live in a country that doesn't have a democratic government. this is not the first time i've heard talk of civil war in israel or rising up. against the government. is israel heading down that road? look god forbid , right, john. we don't want to see and throw ripped apart into war, right? but we can't ignore the fact that this country is being ripped apart and is more divided than ever over this judicial reform or judicial overhaul right? the government wants to pass laws that would change the balance of power and the separation and the checks and balances between our different branches of government . and there are people who feel that this is not the country that they have given their lives to write. israel is unique in the sense that there is a compulsory military service. most men and women do serve in this country at least until a few years ago. and those people feel is this the country. i should continue to put my life on the line for and that's why i

think you're seeing that a lot of the people who are leading these protests are people who come from the ranks of the military. these are people who have served as hadas mentioned earlier in some of the most elite units of the idea of the israel defense forces, so they feel that this is a continuation of their service to the country what they're doing now fighting on the streets to stop this. this judicial overhaul is part of their commitment to keep israel safe and secure very quickly. here's the far right finance minister on his frustration with all those protesters and criticism here he is. i'm telling you with full responsibility. that the judicial reform will not, god forbid undermine democracy rights or freedom. all this is hangman's dale brainwashing campaign is ridiculous. ridiculous ridiculous for me. it's clear this reform will strengthen democracy in all its aspects. the parliament, the government and the judiciary. with all due respect to the foreign minister, this is a man

who does not understand what democracy is about a lot more than majority rule in the knesset. yeah no, i mean democracy is not just about what the majority says or how the vote has passed or what the people determine in the election . it has to do also with the balance of powers, checks and balances, and that we have an independent judiciary that can be able to oversee and create a preservation and protect human and civil rights in this country , and that is something that they want to change with the way that they're trying to strike down some of the powers of the judiciary. this is what's at stake. not. and this is what israelis you see a quarter of a million of israelis who are taking to the streets weekly. you gotta figure just per capita. that's 2.5% of our population. can you imagine? 12 weeks straight 8 to 9 million americans taking to the streets that would be unimaginable, but that is what's happening right now. over the last three months in israel, yeah, i mean, i've covered it well, for a long time. i've never seen anything

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farmland and ever present threat long after the russians have gone even watson spent time with farmers and some tell him they don't have a choice but to put their lives in danger every day. vast stretches of ukraine's famously fertile farmland pockmarked with craters and the tail fins of unexploded rockets after russian and ukrainian soldiers move on, they leave behind another deadly threat just below the surface. alexander's brought me here to see something that's actually frankly a little uncomfortable because right over here on the side of the road. or i don't know. maybe 10 what appeared to be tank mind. my guide is a local farmer named alexander have red look okay, we've got more antitank mines here. you can see there's 12345. anti tank mines right here on the side of the road. he says. i brought

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and we're also seeing custom munitions. tkraini miliry estimates nearly a third of the country is now contaminated with explosive devices. but clearing them is slow and dangerous work. and the war is still being actively fought. littering the countryside with new explosives every day. ukraine is one of the world's great bread baskets every week. it seems there are reports of farmers like this man badly wounded in a blast while trying to plant his fields. alexander have really look says he lost all of last year's harvest due to the russian invasion. the fighting also destroyed his office silos and millions of dollars worth of farm equipment. most important thing now is to clear my field, he says. so that i can plant the next harvest. if farmers like alexander can't do their jobs. the world could see another year of soaring global food prices.

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before house committee o thursday, but lawmakers had little patience for his testimony, claiming the chinese government is using the app to harvest the data of americans. two denied any connection to the chinese government and said beijing has never asked for americans data. julia angwin is an investigative journalist and contributing opinion writer for the new york times. she's also the founder of the markup and outlet that investigates the impact of technology on society. thanks for being with us, julia, it's good to see you. it's great to be here. okay so this was one of those congressional hearings. when you know the farmer and the ranch. we can be friends, republicans and democrats can put their animosity for one another. it's on hold and beat up on third party like the ceo, ticktock and clearly, chinese. tiktok is just an american. his republican congresswoman, cathy mcmorris, mcmorris, rodgers. we do not trust tiktok will ever embrace american values. values for freedom, human rights and innovation. tiktok has

repeatedly chosen the path for more control, more surveillance and more manipulation. your platform should be banned. embracing american values. is this a new litmus test? i guess for foreign companies to be allowed access to the u. s market. but did it seem to you that lawmakers were having kind of a trouble nailing down their security concerns beyond china being china? hmm i mean, that's such a great point, because, as actually the tiktok ceo said, he said, you're raising a lot of potential harms here, but you haven't actually shown any evidence and what he didn't say . but i will say is that the reality is we've already seen evidence of harms from the us based social media giants, right? we have seen genocide enabled by facebook. we have seen teen girls volume image. hurt by instagram's policies with as revealed by facebook was a blower francis hogan we have seen at twitter internal

employees who were actually working for the saudi government spying on distance using their access to data so we've actually seen harm at all of these platforms that is very similar to what tiktok is being accused of, and there's no question that tiktok could obviously do all of these things, too. but we haven't actually seen it happening. i guess the sort of the overall overriding concern here is that what will happen to use the data, especially since chinese own tech companies are legally obligated, handover all user data requested by the chinese government. his tiktok ceo, listen to this. our approach has never been to dismiss or trivialize any of these concerns. we have addressed them with real action. the bottom line is this american data stored on american soil by an american company overseen by american personnel. we call this initiative project taxes. call it what you want, but it's not 100% luck in the bank. throw

away the key kind of guarantee, though, that user data won't be handed over to beijing. someone somewhere within the company can still do it. yeah i mean, the thing that tiktok has been proposing this project texas and they've been working on it for quite some time. and today was the first time that we really saw it get tested right that he was asked a lot of hard questions about project texas, and not all of the answers were satisfactory. to be clear. it's a pretty good idea. just firewall the us data and not let china have access to it. but the devil is in the details and one thing that he mentioned that hadn't been clear before. was that project, texas was only about data they collected from now going forward, but actually , the day that collected in the past is still there and is not sequestered. and there's like a different plan for that. that hasn't been fully fleshed out. so there's a lot of reasons why the lawmakers have right to be questioning project texas on

that plan, senator marco rubio told theew york post. even if tiktok was divested from bytedance chinese law doesn't allow the algorithm to be exported. tiktok will try to confuse people, but we have multiple reports that people are saying all the data goes to china, even if they moved all the data to oracle engineers in china would still need access to the algorithm and the data. it seems, regardless of all the safeguards that tiktok is pretty in place trying to implement there is still this element of trust us like it is pretty much for every other tech giants. well, the reason that it's a trust us environment is because the us has passed no laws to protect data privacy and, like almost every other nation in the world, so we don't have a federal comprehensive privacy law that sets a bare minimum data for how data should be treated, and we also have not followed the lead of europe, which is actually put in place laws that are going in effect of this year. that would require tech companies to mitigate harms , enabled by their algorithms. so we don't have algorithmic

oversight. we don't have data oversight. and so it's a wild west. and the fact is that tiktok is actually proposed that its algorithm would be inspected by the u. s. committee on foreign investment in the united states. citius and they have said that under their plan they would allow for this algorithm to be inspected. now once again , the devil's in the details whether that inspection would actually show and be able to mitigate harm. it's not clear, but it is an offer to put itself under state control, as it often never made. i believe by google or facebook or any other big take joints out there, julia. thanks so much for being with us. it's very much appreciated. thank you. colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife with arsenic has now been formally charged with her murder . investigators say they found searches on his computer using phrases like how many grams of pure arctic will kill a human. cnn's kyung lah has the story. colorado dentist james craig

appeared for the first time in court charged with the first re murder of his wife shackled, having traded in his dental scrubs for a jail uniform. prosecutors say the denver suburban area dentist murdered 43 year old angela craig, his wife of more than 20 years by making and feeding her poisoned protein shakes. my name is dr jim craig, and i practice that summer brooke dental group for nearly 20 years, craig had been a licensed dentist. joint facebook page shows the couple sharing images of a happy family on vacation. the busy parents of six children investigators say beneath this veneer, craig's dental practice had been in financial trouble and the marriage was long troubled an affidavit saying craig had engaged in a new extramarital affair. this makes me sick, real seem like something that he could ever do to her, but police believe the murder was planned. craig search history on his

computer show phrases like how many grams of pure arsenic will kill a human and top five undetectable poisons that show no signs of foul play. police say on march 4th, a package with arsenic was delivered to the craig's home. two days later, angela craig was in the hospital with dizziness and difficulty focusing her eyes symptoms consistent with arsenic poisoning, say investigators. angela craig texted her husband . i had my protein shake, feel drugged. her husband texted back for the record. i didn't drug you three times this month, angela craig checked into the hospital where doctors struggle to understand why she was so ill on her final stay at the hospital. police say james craig had ordered another poison from the computer at his dental practice potassium cyanide. it was delivered to summer brooke dental, where a staff member opened the box and reported what

she had found. this was craig's first appearance. he has not yet entered a plea. he has been assigned a public defender. he is next scheduled to be in court next month. los cnn, los angeles this time next week, an official bound by world athletics goes into effect on many transgender women athletes, which will prevent them from competing in female track and field. new rules will ban athletes who've gone through what the governing body calls male puberty. world athletics. tighter testosterone rules will also impact athletes with differences in sex development like olympic runners christina boma semenya and francine niyonsaba. the gay rights advocate groups. stonewall says world athletics has no specific evidence to justify this ban. 20 million americans right now under flood watches, expected to last through friday night. the threat covers an area from the mid mississippi river valley right through to the ohio valley stretching over 1000 miles, including major cities like cincinnatianapolis and st louis. thunderstorms expected to

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