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not long after kylie jenner posts this screenshot to her story. essentially her and hailey bieber showing each other their brows in an obvious attempt to mock selena kylie jenner saying in response, no shade towards selina ever selena responding. it's all unnecessary. i'm a fan of kylie. so how do you know when it's time to take a break? well, according to the cleveland clinic, you'll know it's time tp comparing you start scrolling without rngzili. you notice you're annoyed by everything you see, you can't enjoy whatever you're doing without posting about it first or social media just isn't fun anymore. it might be time for me to take a little break from social media. nowhere on how long selena plans on being away from social media. perhaps she can j the growingoi trnend of millennials and gen z are switching back to flip phones so that they are not constantly scrolling. and you know they detox a little bit of pressure. i think when people are constantly comparing themselves and hey, we're doing something here. i'm sorry. what someone get this man

i mean i'm sorry, kylie. i worked for bob dole for god's sake.ve me a pass on this one, please. you have to! you have to do this! >> now, sure, kourtney kardashian's vaginal gummies are clinically studied, but they don't pack the punch of my new meow gummy supplements. i combined real guava with the power of ear drops to promote healthy flora in your vagina's gut biome. and get this, it's been tested in a room clearly labeled a laboratory. meow gummy supplements, empower yourself. empower kylie's bank account. also, it's a citibank account. >> whoo! my gosh, so proud of you. >> stop, stop, stop. i'm embarrassed. stop. leave me alone. stop. whoo. i have to go wow everyone at an authentic italian restaurant with my pronunciation of linguine. so let's wrap it there. >>> when "tooning out the news" returns, "hot take" asks tig notaro whether super bowl ads for electric vehicles give viewers false hope for a future after gambling theirs away. stick around. >>> "tooning out the news" the >>> "tooning out the news" the podcast is available thursdays don

kylie's first and only vote on the boat.ncerned the right of its citizens to visa-free entry into the european union when the resolution was adopted by the majority. 70% of the votes against 30, so ms. kylie's vote had no of no value to the boat , her partner, 35-year-old italian francesco giorgi, who until 2019 worked as an assistant to the main suspect pen antonio pansere, was detained with her. he has already admitted that he was an intermediary in the transfer of money not only from the boat, but also from the hassle after 15 years of work in the european parliament. he founded a non-profit organization to combat human rights violations through him. judging by the materials of the case, those countries acted who wanted to influence all kinds of european resolutions, you know by their nature. i don't i love logistics. and never worked with them. the only lobbyists i interact with are exclusively human rights defenders in many countries. they are forced to protect not only the rights of others, but also themselves. panzeri

cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department. kylie, war you learning? >> that's right, paula. and the third object brought down in just the last three days. of course, we're learning that this high-altitude object was traveling and so the down over lake huron, north of michigan, in between michigan and canada. that is according to a u.s. official and a congressional source briefed on the matter. it appears that members of congress from michigan are learning more about this in conversations with the pentagon today. i want to read to you what congresswoman slotkin tweeted just in the last few hours or so, saying, the object has been downed by pilots from the u.s. air force and national guard. great work by all who carried out this mission, both in the air and back at headquarters. we're all interested in exactly what this object was and its purpose. we're also hearing from other members of congress from michigan, congressman bergman saying that he is appreciative of what he's calling the decisive action of the fighter pilots here. so there's a lot more to learn about, you know,

-hi, kylie.ck of the media both-sides'ing this issue just because both sides are guilty of the same thing. who's with me? -yes, biden took those top-secret documents as souvenirs because he's so sentimental. what? now men can't have emotions? -some of these are classified documents that biden took while he was the vice president to obama! you can't do something wrong when obama was president! -ugh! his drone strikes were precision a.f. obviously, these are the only excuses we can think of in this quantum plane, but there are presumably an infinite number of multiverses with even more totally not pained and sweaty excuses. and to find them, i commissioned the construction of this absolutely gag-worthy particle accelerator. -ooh! -ohh! my god! -ugh! i love stem! bill nye the science guy can low-key get it. let's see an excuse for biden possessing classified documents from an entirely different dimension. ooh. okay. here's one. "the intern did it." -wow! i like that one! -what is it like out there?

kylie, let me start with you at the state department. so much of this is going to depend on what the government recovers from what is shot down. what is the status of this? if they haven't determined the origins of these objects, have they narrowed it down? have they ruled things out? what do we know? it doesn't seem like we know a lot. >> i would say just no, they haven't really narrowed this down or ruled much out at all. there were pentagon officials who spoke with reporters last night, and they were really quite crystal clear in saying that they aren't ruling anything out right now. just because they don't have any definitive answers as to the origin of what these objects are, and their purpose, why they were over u.s. air space. i do think it's important to note that after that chinese spy balloon was downed off the coast of south carolina last weekend, what the u.s. government did was they adjusted their radar system to pick up -- to be more sensitive, essentially, at these higher elevations. so that could be one of the reasons tha

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let's go to our kylie atwood, she is live in d.c. so not only the first republican to challenge donald trump officially, but someone who said that she would never do that. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this is major news overnight, because we've all been waiting. after we saw that fox news interview, where she clearly indicated that she believed that she is a good person to run, to be president in 2024, we are all waiting to see when she would jump into this race. because as of now, it's going to be a one on one competition between her and the former vice president. she believes that she can bring new leadership to the table, but as you said, she has said in the past that she wouldn't run if the former president ran. let's just listen to how she phrased that. >> if he runs again in 2024, will you support him? >> yes. >> if he decides that he's going to run, would that preclude any sort of are up that you would possibly make yourself? >> i would not run if president trump ran. and i would talk to him about it. that's something that

kylie says absolutely not. as for the halftime show, here's what rihanna has to say about her first venture back into the spotlight in seven years. the set list was the biggest challenge. that was the hardest hardest part. um deciding how to maximize 13 minutes. but also . it's celebrate. that's what this show is gonna be. it's gonna be a celebration of my catalog. really going on to say she's changed this atlas 39 times already. so what will make the cut will she has 14 number one hits. the odds on favorite for her opening song is diamonds with, please don't stop the music slightly behind that, as for the actual sports of it, the eagles are slightly favored to win the game. 1.5 points. as of right now, that's nothing. no, actually, when the line opened, the chiefs were favored, so it's really going to be a close match up there. also if you want to impress your friends, the eagles have one of the best past rushes in nfl history and jalen hurts, won a national championship with alabama anyone, another big game p

so miss kylie's voice was of no value to the boat.ith her, her cohabitant , 35-year-old italian francesco giorgi, who until 2019 worked as an assistant to the main suspect pen antonio panseri, was detained. he has already admitted that he was an intermediary in the transfer of money not only from the boat, but also from morocco after 15 years of work in the european parliament. he founded a non-profit organization to combat human rights violations through him. judging by the materials of the case, those countries acted who wanted to influence all kinds of you understand european resolutions by their nature, they love lobbyists very much. and never worked with them. the only lobbyists i interact with are exclusively human rights defenders in many countries. they are forced to protect not only the rights of others, but also themselves decided to cooperate with the investigation to hand over everyone and tell about corruption schemes. he now faces up to five years in prison , most of which he will probably be serving at large due to klas

kylie atwood is at the state department with more. ky kylie, does the u.s. have a strategy where they make public intelligence at least it seems to influence china before it makes a decision, and does the u.s. know how close china is going forward this is >> not really. they have not said when china is going to make the final decision, but the possibility of the united states talking about this publicly and the fact that china is mulling this over is to deter china from going ahead with it. and we have heard from the cia director over the weekend and the language that he used in the interview saying that the u.s. is confident that china is considering this. listen to sound bite. >> well, we are confident that the chinese leadership is considering the provision of lethal equipment, and we also don't see that a final decision has been made yet, and we don't see the evidence of shipments of lethal equipment, and that is why secretary blinken and the president have made it very clear the consequences of what that would be. >> and we have heard from the national

. >>> and kylie jenner sharing her area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news.from abc seven morning. we're going to check in now, with that being a fortune for a look at traffic. hydro bina haiku, marcie. thank you. good morning. everyone's we are starting here with our dr times any out to conquer. it is the commute that's really slowing. because check this out tracy to dublin only 29 minutes. that's really amazing for our supercomputer. so happy to report that for you. unfortunately we are following more crashes north. dont wanna one before moppet boulevard. this is going to be near mountain view. expect delays in this area. hey, drew. we have scattered showers out there in the form of rain and snow snow falling in the santa cruz mountains right now. the east foothills of san jose, as well, just this day we have some very cold air in place. it's the coldest morning in san francisco since january of 2017 bundle up out there, live look from san jose. partly sunny skies isolated showers this morning. heavier rain and snow this evening kumasi. thank you drew. if y

kylie atwood, thank you so much. let's bring in our panel to discuss this use.how president trump is responding to this news. >> reporter: it's remarkable to see the first person who is putting their name in this ring for the gop nomination is someone he once tapped to a high profile position in his administration. and of course in the former president's response to this formal announcement he noted what she said last april, which is if he ran for president, she would not be running for that republican nomination. and we now know she's reversed that, changed that and called for a new leadership. when she called him to tell him she's in fact running that he wish her luck in this race, privately he's expressed annoyance about the idea she's running mainly because she had said she wasn't and wasn't someone he had to think of as a challenger. she's the most anxious about former governor ron desantis who also has not entered yet but expected to do so. they believe a big field is actually going to benefit him in the end. the former trump advisers -- the advisers to tr

. >> john miller is here with us, cnn's intelligence analyst and kylie atwood.ell us about blinken postponing his trip. >> he was supposed to be heading to china to meet with officials in beijing tonight. it was canceled this morning. he called his chinese counterpart to explain that the u.s. assessment was that the conditions for this trip aren't right anymore. that's because of this balloon. senior state department officials are saying it's unacceptable this balloon is over u.s. territory. they're saying they wanted this trip for blinken to be wide ranging. they wanted to talk about russia, taiwan, a number of issues, trade issues, but this would have reduced what they could talk about. they're saying they want to reschedule. they're calling it a postponement. i asked the conditions required to put it on the schedule. they aren't saying that very clearly right now. that's all while this is still moving over the united states, this balloon headed east. reporters asked the pentagon if they would shoot it down if it was over a body of water or if they would shoot

kylie atwood is on the scene in charleston, south carolina. kylie, what did you hear today? >> reporter: well, listen, nikki haley clearly making the case that she is the future of the republican party, saying that she, and she believes the republican party, are ready to move on past the stale ideas and faded names of the past, asking folks in this room to trust her and trust the new generation. it's worth noting as she makes that generational argument that she's 51 years old. both president biden and president trump are older than 75 years old. listen to what she said to voters in the room here in south carolina today. >> today our enemies think that the american era has passed. they're wrong. america is not past our prime, it's just that our politicians are past theirs. we'll have term limits for congress. and mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old. >> reporter: she also spoke about who she is, growing up as she said a proud daughter of indian immigrants. they were the only indian family in a small town here. she said there were challenges with

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kylie atwood joining us now. what else does the memo say? >> this was a memo sent to lawmakers today. what it is saying according to the pentagon is the object that wu downed over canada was a small metallic balloon that had a payload beneath it. that was the object that is said to have traveled over sensitive u.s. sites before being downed. that's concerning because we don't know if it had collection surveillance capabilities on board. this memo also said that the object that was down over lake huron on saturday descended slowly into the water after it was shot. this memo that was gathered by my colleagues jeremy herb and zach cohen is giving us some of the slightest details about these objects. we also are told by u.s. officials that the object that was down over alaska, that was the one on friday, is described as a metallic object. we have this metallic drip tore for two of the three objects. there's still a lot of questions and the white house is being very clear in just calling these objects because they're saying they won't have a defi

kylie, you were with nikki haley this week launching the bid. the first to jujump out of the gate. >> she is the next general race of the republican party. that is a legitimate argument for trump republicans saying we liked him at a time but want to move on and for those that never liked trump. she is trying to draw on republicans pro and anti-trump. the new generation argument, how long does that last for? with desantis and the others in the 40s, she is not the only one in the 50s trying to make the new generation argument. we have to see how long that lasts and when she will say where she differs on issues. >> do you see any resonance to that? like longevity, really. how far does that really go in this republican electorate that seems to be motivated by totally different things. >> it is a good theme where she can weave the pieces of record underneath it. talking about experience at the u.n. and sees the challenges on the world stage coming toward us. she is uniquely poised to try to address some of that. she can talk about the time as governo

live to sam kylie. sam, hello. what are you hearing? >> well, hearing is quite literally what we've been doing here, hearing and cowering along with the rest of the population. about every five to ten minutes, i'd say, we can hear a barrage usually of missiles being fired from the russian controlled side of the river. where i'm standing here is in freedom square. this is where you remember there were those enormous celebrations just a few months ago when this city was liberated from russian occupation. the russians are about 500 meters in that direction. straight down the main drag on the other side of the river. and they're firing into the town very regularly, direct fire with -- there you go. two detonations. direct fire with either tanks or sometimes indirect fire with mortars. a lot of multiple rocket launching systems. last night, two people according to the local authorities were killed in -- on the outskirts of the city. that's become all too routine. rather than being a -- excuse me -- a city full of people celebrating liberatio

thank you very much. >> we also have clarissa along with kylie and fphil. i'm curious from you, a lot of what we heard when i went in was regular every day people asking to tell my president to send help. you are still hearing that? are you going continue to help us? we need help? >> funny you should say that, sarah. we were just chatting to a group of young students from a city in the northeast. they came here because today is actually a memorial day for those who were killed in the revolution. they were looking at the wreaths and how excited they were that the u.s. president had finally visited ukraine. but they did then quickly follow that up with we hope that the next step now will be fighter jets. we hope the next step now will be long range artillery. frankly what we're hearing from as recently as yesterday, the eu chief, the pressing short term need on the ground for ukrainian forces is ammunition. there is an absolute dearth of ammunition. ordinary people here, i think, this visit did mean a lot to them. it caused some chaos in the city because larg

sam kylie, thank you for that report, really extraordinary. cnn military analyst, mark hurtling joins us now. are those helicopters even designed for that? >> they are, anderson. those are mi17 helicopters, i think. i just picked it up on the film as sam was doing his report. and what they're flying is what's called map of the earth. all combat aircraft do that. they try and stay as low as possible to avoid any kind of radar signatures, and there is that up and down nap of the earth undulating terrain. they're firing rocket pods, and rocket pods are not precision weapons. they're somewhat the artillery of the air. it's difficult to get a target strike with that unless you're literally pointing at the target. and you can see as the helicopter was flying over the terrain and as they just fired their rockets, they're really aiming toward an area for an area fire versus a precise target. >> so what would more advance aircraft, advanced helicopters or, you know, gunships or aircraft, what would that allow ukrainian forces to do that they can't? >>

kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >> kylie, thank you for that., we know it was a chinese spy balloon that was shot down off the south carolina coast last week. but what about these two, these latest objects? u.s. officials say they have not been able to definitively assess what they are. and there's no information yet about who launched them. or why. cnn's steven jiang live from beijing. steven, what are we hearing from the chinese government? >> reporter: christine, the latest from beijing is chinese officials declined to answer any specific questions regarding the three objects shot down in the u.s. and canada over the weekend. but they did seem to determine to try to turn the tables on the u.s., accusing the u.s. of being the quote-unquote world's biggest spying empire. just a short while ago, a chinese military official revealed an interesting piece of information. here's what he said. >> translator: it is also common for u.s. balloons to illegally enter the airspace of other countries. since last year alone, u.s. high altitude balloons have

>> kylie atwood, thanks so much. joining us republican strategist sara longwell and bureau chief for the globe jackie kucinich. sara, you hear from kylie atwood there that part of the message from nikki haley will be she stands up to bullies. she did work for former president trump when he bullied a heck of a lot of people and took a lot of positions privately you might hear she disagreed with but publicly did not stand up. i wonder, she seems to want it both ways, right. not quite alienate the trump base in the party she seeks the nomination, while trying to set out a singular path here. can she? >> i don't think so. this is where a lot of republican candidates are going to struggle where they don't want to take on president trump but don't want to alienate his voters. i think with nikki haley in particular, i do regular focus groups with gop voters, every week, and the way voters currently perceive his establishment, old highly trump politician. for some people in the party, swing voters concerned about the directi

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we have a little bit more information about who else will be there with her, kylie, including who is introducing her. what have you learned? >> reporter: yeah, so one of the folks who is going to be on stage introducing the former ambassador to the u.n., the former governor of this state is [ inaudible ] and she is the mother of otto warmbier, he was detained in north korea in 20167, when he was released he tied days later. sydney warmbier sat down with nikki haley and she credits nikki haley with giving her what she says is the strength is that she needed to actually stand up to the north korean regime after that awful death of her son. she says that after talking to nikki haley she went into fighter mode. so that will be an interesting story for folks in this room to hear today and another person that we will be watching for is ralph norman, he is a congressman from south carolina, he came out just this morning endorsing nikki haley, he is the first member of congress from this state to endorse her, and he has historically been an ally of former president trump who is, of course, n

more on her evolution from cnn kylie atwood. >> we need to go in a new direction.aley clearly ending that she was ready to launch her presidential campaign in a recent interview. >> i've never lost a race. i said that that, i still say that now. >> the former governor of south carolina is posed to be the first republican to challenge donald trump, who launched his campaign last year. >> usa! usa! >> so far, freezing out others from declaring their candidacy. >> we're gonna win, and we're gonna win very big. >> making it for now a one-on-one match between two competitive politicians. their relationship has had many twists and turns. >> it's been an honor of a lifetime. >> that was in the oval office in 2019. haley was stepping down after serving for nearly two years as trump's ambassador to the united nations. but during the run up to his 2016 campaign, she was an outspoken critic. >> it can be tempting to follow the siren call. of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> haley was especially critical of trump's proposal to put a temporary ban on musl

jason on the eagles, but it could be an even bigger family affair and jason kelsey's pregnant wife, kylieoes into labor. she'll be 38 weeks pregnant at the game, so she's bringing her o b g y n with her just in case you got to bring your coaching staff with. yeah, exactly. and plus like, say, the salsa is a little bit spicy. you know, there's a lot hi. stress environment, you know, i think it'd be quite the super bowl halftime shows exactly exactly. alright. next let's give some props to a family in kansas city. who decked out their house and achieves inspired christmas light display. it was sync to the music. the kansas city police say the whole thing was done by one of their officers. not rhiannon. no no. yeah, exactly as house. i'm just glad to see that someone else still has their christmas lights up because my living room is still out there is it sure is. thank you. i appreciate that. and moving on to a new effort to get the day after the super bowl to be declared a holiday to tennessee state lawmakers have introduced a bill making the monday after the game a day off for everyone. th

as a result, we have what we have at the moment. >> kylie atwood to you. the question of who's responsible. the words that still stick with me are from john kirby and he said i have no idea who owns this. what do you know about the efforts happening right now potentially to find that out? of course the first country that most people think of is china, considering that blalloon that just passed over the u.s. a couple of days ago. >> yeah, that's right. i think there is a widespread effort to figure out where this came from and who owns it. multiple officials saying today from the white house and the pentagon, the u.s. doesn't know if this is state owned or privately owned. so they're really trying to figure out who owns this and where it came from, because they first detected it just yesterday when it came close and then into u.s. airspace. i do think that there's one significant thing to point out here, which is that with the chinese spy balloon, there was a number of contacts between u.s. diplomats and chinese diplomats before the biden administration too

kylie atwood is at the state department. is there any concrete evidence that china has sent these weapons to russia? >> reporter: no, they don't they say they're mulling over the decision. the fact that they're mulling over it, u.s. officials must have concrete intelligence to say they're confident those decisions are being had in chinese leadership. the concern here, of course, is this increased equipment that could be added to russia to fight this war in ukraine could prolong the war. that's exactly what u.s. officials don't want. what they're doing now is warning china, they know they're considering it, in an effort to deter them from actually going ahead with this decision. listen to what cia director bill burns said over the weekend of those warnings. >> we also don't see that a final decision has been made yet, and we don't see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment. that's why i think secretary blinken and the president have thought it important to make very clear what the consequences of that would be. >> r

we go to kylie atwood at the united nations, and it is interesting that the secretary of state would remind the united nations that he warned them one year ago that russia was planning to invade ukraine, and he said that the representative of russia who is going to be speaking today called them groundless and look at where the world is today. >> yes, the secretary of state stating that the claim was mistaken, and that he stood before the united nations a year ago warning that russia was going to create some sort of false flag operation, and that it was going to invade ukraine, and even though russia denied it would do so, and then he reflected on how ukraine has responded, and saying that ukraine's spirit today is unbroken and that ukraine is stronger than ever, and thank the international community for standing by ukraine and supporting efforts to make sure that global food insecurity and all of the fallout from this ukraine war is supported by the rest of the world. i think that it is important to note that the secretary of state also made sure that there needs to be a just and dur

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kylie atwood, cnn, charleston, south carolina. >>> u.s. president biden is reshuffling his economic team ahead of an expected run for re-election next year. brainard was named as top can economic adviser. >> and president biden will head to maryland today to push his economic message, a key part of his agenda ahead of next year's election. phil mattingly is in washington with more on the president's plans for 2024. >> reporter: pressure officially has not made the decision yet. he said so publicly and privately. but everything that the president's political team pushing towards is that 2024 re-election campaign. you've seen it in the public messaging, the events that he's attended to talk about his key agenda wins in the first two years in places like arizona and georgia, pennsylvania, they are not subtle, they are all very intentional and that is what we've seen publicly. also you saw the "state of the union" address which put together many of those political themes. an beand behind the scenes they have been building to set the table if w

kylie atwood, cnn, charleston, south carolina. >> the white house is sharing its leading theory abouthree airborne object shot down over u.s. and canadian airspace over the last several days. given the limited information they have, officials believe they are balloons serving a commercial or otherwise benign purpose. now, u.s. lawmakers want to make sure the country is better prepared if more objects are discovered. cnn's phil mattingly has more now from the white house. >> well, even as a another day past with the recovery of three objects that were shot down by u.s. fighter jets over the weekend, without any clear answers, at least definitively to what they were, u.s. officials now saying they at least have a leading theory that these objects were not a threat, they weren't state owned, and they really weren't that problematic at all, despite the action that was ordered by president biden. as for president biden, he is still not speaking publicly about the issue. take a listen. >> the intelligence community said they are considering or looking at this to be potentially benign. but t

kylie atwood, cnn. >> yeah, 2024 here we go.ief strategist at agf investments. >> only a year and eight months go. >> but who is counts, right? your job is to inform people who is going on in washington so they know what to do with their money. and you say 55% ron desantis will be the gop nominee. why? >> well, he is 44, first of all, he is very popular in florida. i think the republican base still likes trump, but i think an awful lot of people in the base want to move on. >> 44 years old, 55% chance. and you also say there is a 70% chance joe biden runs for re-election. so not a sure thing. >> i'm not at 100% like a lot of people. the thing that strikes me about biden, among the democrats, polls show an overwhelmingly majority do not want him to run again. he's only got like 25% support from democrats. so that may give him pause, but i think that he will run. >> you are 80% sure that trump stays in the race even with his legal troubles? >> oh, yeah. i think that he will take his legal troubles and make himself a martyr. he's g

cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department for us.lleged surveillance program? >> reporter: quite extensive. u.s. officials believe it is run by the chinese military, and they don't know the full extent of this program yet, but what they do know at this point is that in recent years, there were more than two dozen of these missions that crossed over five continents. we heard that reiterated from the secretary of state today, saying there are five continents that these balloons have passed over in recent years. he said that there would be more information to come from the united states on this. we also heard from the pentagon that it's not one size fits all with these surveillance balloons, that they can have different sizes, some of them can have different capabilities. what the united states government is trying to do is figure out everything that they can about the balloon that was over the united states, just last week and was taken down off the coast of south carolina. those operations are still underway. they're gathering those p

kylie atwood, cnn, the state department. >>> the president has been facing criticism from republicansd too long to shoot down the chinese balloon last week. now, with three more objects being shot down in as many days, his critics have other questions and concerns. >> the first balloon was a chinese spy balloon that was shot down over the atlantic. and at that time, i started questioning when it did it enter our airspace? how long did they know about it? how long did they keep this information away from the american public? why wasn't it brought down earlier in such a fashion that we could have acquired all of the equipment and evaluated to find out what they have been collecting and transmitting back to china. and now, it doesn't give me much faith feelings knowing that these devices are just smoldering. they're more difficult to track but they're still accumulating data. and i'm very concerned with the cumulative effect of data being collected. whether that is cellular activity, information about our infrastructure and our military structure or our defense systems, i need some answe

kylie, tell us more about what her opening message is to her party. >> reporter: yeah, well she saidves that she's ready, the party is ready to move on from the stale ideas and faded names of the republican party's past. making a clear pitch that she is the future of the republican party. when we talk about the generational pitch that she is ma making here, it's important to note she's 51 years old. former president trump and biden are older than 75 years old. and she called for a competency test for those over 75. that would include both politicians. when she was talking to the folks here in the room today, hundreds of supporters here, she was critical of the republican party in the past. >> i have a particular message for my fellow republicans. we lost the popular vote in seven of the last eight presidential elections. our cause is right but we have failed to win the confidence of a majority of americans. well that ends today. if you're tired of losing, put your trust in a new generation and if you want to win, not just as a party, but as a country, stand with me. >> reporter: this

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kylie, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in our political correspondents and commentators.ey meet the moment today? >> well, she certainly, as kylie was saying, gave a speech in terms of her biography and where she says she wants america to go. she tried to give a hopeful message, while giving some nods to what she understands is the republican base right now. but the only way to answer your question is to understand what that moment is right now in the republican party. i don't think anybody really has a handle on that. by that, i mean first of all, the generational argument. that was a big, big part of her push in several different ways, she made note of the fact that she is much younger than -- she didn't say donald trump's name, but it was clear she had a twofer, it was donald trump and joe biden. but it was unclear if this is a moment the republican electorate is ready to break from donald trump, ready to take on the maybe more traditional form of policy ideas that she put forward. and other things that are really still shaking out when it comes to the identity of the

cnn's senior international correspondent, sam kylie, is on the ground for us there.? >> well, the latest in eastern ukraine is that the town of -- both have been cut. heavy fighting around a village, which overlooks the highways regardless of who controls that village, the situation for ukraine is fighting in that town is extremely dangerous now. it's house to house fighting, which means they can't use artillery and tanks, commanders on the ground have told us, wolf. the north, there's also a big push from the ukrainians in c crimea. all indicators that perhaps this offensive has started. in the town of voludar, they've lost up to a batallion of marines when they were fighting in the open. this is when ukraine has had the edge when the russians have been fighting in the open. very vulnerable to strikes ukraine has been able to deliver. a lot of losses in that area. broadly, the russians are trying to get on the front foot, wolf. >> sam kylie, stay safe. thank you very much. >>> now let's bring in the best-selling author and "new york times" columnist, thomas friedman

kylie atwood is there. >> i'm nikki haley and i'm running for president. >> reporter: nikki haley telling her story to the american people as a presidential candidate for the first time. >> i was the proud daughter of indian immigrants. not black, not white. i was different. but my mom would always say your job is not to focus on the differences but the similarities. and my parents reminded me and my siblings every day how blessed we were to live in america. >> reporter: the 51-year-old casting herself as the future of the republican party. >> it is time for a new generation of leadership. >> reporter: urging the gop to chart a new course. >> republicans have lost the popular vote in seven out of the last eight presidential elections. >> reporter: and highlighting her accomplishments as a two permanent governor of south carolina, the state where she was born and raised. >> every day is a great day in south carolina. >> reporter: cutting taxes and leading her state through the aftermath of the 2015 deadly shooting by a white supremacist at the mother emanuel ame church in charleston. >> we

kristin. >> kylie atwood at the state department for us. thank you. >>> and joining me now is fraf francis richard donie, an ambassador from that area, and as you know, this is one of the quakes that is the strongest to hit that area in more than 100 year, and since you know the region so well, what is the biggest concern this morning? >> well, as is obvious to all of us the magnitude, and the devastation, and the human lost, and the lives lost and the immediate task of the rescue, and as your correspondents have been pointing out, the recovery after the rescue phase and the recovery phase. it is enormous, and i know the area well, and i have very many friends there, and it is quite vivid for me. >> one of the big concerns this morning, and there are thousands of syrian refugees who have settled in that part of the turkey that has been hit, and a lot the refugees ended up in crowded buildings or temporary structures, and what are the specific worries for them? >> well, the two situations could hardly be more different as your correspondent

rupert murdoch, kim kardashian , kylie jenner. kim kardashian, kylie jenner.a fair bit about kylie because we're friends. she has been in trouble because she's been taking a 15 minute flights when we can you go that's just like driving down the road that she must have a huge pot garden because i know her mum has a holiday from palm spnngs her mum has a holiday from palm springs is all true by the springs this is all true by the way. and i was wondering if from entertainment they live or can't remember the valley so would that be 15 people plane. are you taking the plane if you well you're just going to the aren't you're just going to the aren't you that kind of journey you with that kind of journey would shops would imagine doing the shops come you would think you come to them you would think you would she can't be would think so she can't be going some of the chinese going to some of the chinese steel unless there is a car door there. a kind of hypocrisy there isn't we hear isn't that know when we hear these of celebrities these sort of celebrities talking we

jasmine wright and kylie atwood are tracking the developments. jasmine, to you first, what do we know about the third object and the effort to bring it down? >> reporter: well the official answer is not much. major questions still remain about the object's origins, whether it is state owned and private owned and what the purpose is. the white house and the pentagon have been cautious about providing details other than it is a project in part because of the fact that pilots that went up to survey the friday object, they came back with conflicting accounts. so, the white house and the pentagon have been reticent to put out any information. now, senator majority leader chuck schumer just a few minutes ago, he went furtherer than what the biden administration has gone in characterizing saturday and friday's object. i want you to take a listen. he said this -- before he said that last night he was briefed by national security adviser jake sullivan. take a listen. >> we have to look at each balloon individually. >> were these balloons friday and saturd

cnn's sam kylie in the newsroom in ukraine for us.rom this trip empty-handed? >> reporter: well, he's certainly indicating, jake, he thinks he won't. he says his talks with the leadership in europe have been concrete and specific. now, if that is true and that means he's not bouncing people, then they are talking concretely and specifically about long-range missiles and jets that possibly could be supplied. now, the french and british have naul ruled out, have not ruled it in either but that is a step in the right direction. and if that is the case from the ukrainian perspective that could not come too soon because according to local commanders and local authority leaders here what remains outside of russian hands, jake, the russian spring offensive in their view has already begun. there's been extremely heavy fighting continued in bakhmut where the russians have suffered heavy losses and in crimea too, there's been very heavy assault and they held back on both sides. to that context local commanders here saying what they desperately