interesting cnn's clare duffy joining us now with more so clare, tell us more how these new features work yeah, amara victor for a long time, the dating platforms have allowed people to display sort of general political affiliation. >> are you liberal, conservative, or moderate? but the updates that we've seen rolled out in the past few months are really targeted at helping people understand how potentially so matches are engaging in this year's election. so you mentioned those tenders stickers, they're letting people add these stickers showing that there a registered voter or that they support certain causes like reproductive freedoms, right on their profiles. tinder is also helping people actually register to vote by providing this action center within partnerships with vote.org that tells people how to register registration deadlines, things like that. elsewhere you have okcupid that has added these matching questions that users can answer to show potential matches things like what's the most important issue to them in the 2024 presidential election, or when i find really interest

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clare that remove it one of the things that's that's hard to get across to folks is how much it was reallyossible to john edwards was going to be the next president of the united states in my personal opinion, i didn't thank he should run for president. you didn't think he should run for president because of the relationship? yeah. yeah did you tell him that you know, i was the only one everybody wanted them to run what did he think was going to happen it's all based on a lie right now. it was like how this is not going to end. well cnn special event two weeks before election day, vice president harris basis voters and takes the pressing questions, lie anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential townhall kamala harris wednesday at nine eastern on cnn the edge and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin night and day despite treatment, it's still not under control but now i have run voc a once-daily pill that reduces the edge and helps clear the rash of eczema fast some taking rinvoq felt sick inefficient its relief as early as two days. and some achieved dramatic skin clearance

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this will be closely watched, of course, during secretary austin's visit alright, our thanks to clare sebastian joining us live with that report from london or voters in moldova casting their ballots sunday in two crucial votes early results show that half the electorate voted yes in a referendum to confirm the country's european union aspirations just under 98% of the votes have been counted for president, the incumbent maia sandu, received just under 42% of the vote with just under 98% of the vote counted, as we mentioned, her opponent, the former prosecutor general of the country, got just over 26%. since neither but reached 50% the vote goes to a runoff on november 3, there have been allegations of russian backed interference in the election coming up after the break. it's a move that could worsen an already dire situation. sources say several medical non-profits have now been banned from gaza. we'll have details for you on the other side of the break. do stay with before election day. >> vice president harris basis voters and takes the press some questions lie anderson cooper mod

duffy is following this story for us all right, clare walk us through exactly what this means. >> yeah, brianna, this is a really niche industry, but a really important one for the global economy. this material called high purity quartz is an essential component for the micro chips that we put in many of our device smartphones, our cars, artificial intelligence systems. and this town of spruce pine is home to these two minds that produce 80 to 90% of the world's high purity quartz. those minds have been shut down since last thursday and experts are saying that if these shutdowns go on for another week or two, that that could really disrupt the global supply chain for these microchips, which could lead to chip shortages, price hikes and just to put this in perspective, i think many people remember back in 2021 when new price, new cars briefly became really expensive, that was because of a chip shortage. car manufacturers couldn't make new cars because they didn't have the chips to put in them. and those kinds of shortages, price hikes could play out across lots of different kinds of con

clare tiktok has already trying to fend off an outright ban by the federal government. now they're facing this. >> yeah, brianna, they are facing legal pressure from lots of size. they are fighting against that potential us ban. they're fighting a lawsuit recently filed by the u.s. department of justice over children's privacy he alleged children's privacy violations, as well as other state actions related to children's privacy. and many of these claims includes similar allegations that we're seeing from these attorneys general today taking issue with things like you said that endlessly scrolling feed where they say teens just keep scrolling to see what the next video is going to be or these tim tiktok challenge videos, these viral trends were teens will try to replicate videos created by others and sometimes engaged in dangerous behavior like riding on the outside of the subway. that's called subway surfing. and brianna, we know that there was one teen who died earlier this year from subway surfing and this lawsuit claims that his mother found videos promoting this don

clare duffy, cnn, new york there's more legal trouble coming for sean "diddy" combs, dozens of people are accusing the music mogul of sexual abuse and other sex crimes. here, what their attorney told cnn about the allegations coming up plus a powerful typhoon makes landfall in taiwan and threaten to inundate some areas with heavy rain >> i've been saying publicly, what people are saying i have enough money. i could just shut up seven on cnn like a relentless we'd moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from uc. we've turned via with rapid relief at for weeks trump via blocks, a key source of inflammation at one year, many people experienced permission and some song 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur before treatment doctor should check you for infections and tb. >> tell your doctor if you have an infection flu-like symptoms, or if you need a vaccine, healing is possible with trump via asked your doctor we're about trump via today remarkable with unexpected

sanaa clare sebastian that's been watching what he said because we're sort of looking he's going to take this forward, aren't way. >> well, i think that's the big question and we don't have an answer to that yet. but i think what is abundantly clear from his appearance today is that he does not plan to stay silent or fade into oblivion. that is not part of the plan. that's why he's emerged. now, only three months after his release in this plea deal with the u.s. despite growing that his sort of health and mental state has been severely impacted by this, that it has taken a massive toll which has made this appearance extremely difficult. and for the first time, he has now addressed that plea deal, which was the real sting in the tail of his freedom after 14 years, he claims of incarceration. the fact that he's still had to plead guilty to a one felony count under the us espionage act. and this has led to a real sense for him of unfinished business taken us me is now precluded as the u.s. >> government insisted in writing into its plea agreement that i cannot file a case at the european co

and cnn's clare sebastian joins me now, live from london. so clear, what does this visit mean for ukraine and what are you learning about conditions on the ground? there, both along the front line and ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter approaches yeah, rosemary, that we see a lot of foreign officials arrive on that train platform in kyiv. but i think as natasha said, this visit carries a lot of importance, not only because of the timing for the u.s electoral calendar, but also for ukraine, this is a very precarious moment in the war. russia is inching forward just, in, the, on the eastern front, but it's pushing up in the northeast. in kharkiv region. it recently claimed to have captured a settlement down in the parrhesia aerial attacks are up exponentially over the past few months. case in point according to our analysis of ukrainian air force data russia fired more than three times more drones september than it did in may. and all of this, of course, heading into winter where the international energy agency says that ukraine is oper

the ceo of that food bank, clare neil joins us now clare. thank you so much for joining yes. and i know you've been through a lot. your community has been through a lot but maybe you can lay out for us what is needed and western north carolina right now, what do you need right now? >> so much for having us on and thank you for bringing attention to what's happening in our region our hearts are just with our community right now where you are seeing so many people who are deeply impacted by this storm so many without water, without power, without electricity, cell service, there are still so many folks we can't get in touch with to know how they're doing, so right now, we're really focused on making sure that people have the essentials that they have shelf-stable foods, that they have water, they have diapers, they have things too feed their families and take care of themselves right now and what items do you need the most i mean, i suppose it might be water, but maybe you can lay it out for us. >> what do you need the most right now? >> yes. well, what is right up there at the

this passage of senate bill 513 or the machine, mr. clare, i would say probably half would, didn't files, evangelical. they understand how important it is to support israel. $69.00 days, 3 days, 0 present, the bill is passed. i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that period. so their business and i sent an email to my son's coordinator. i'm telling her, listen, i cannot sign this, this is against my principles against my constitutional rights. and, and it's also against my moral and ethical values, considering that i am a palestinian america. i was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this, the, and i think the states, they don't want the public to really be aware of what's going on. they don't want to have an open debate about it. they recognize them and people actually understand what the state is doing. here they would be absolutely for if i didn't uphold that legislatures would be trading away. americans 1st amendment right. so easily i do not remember hearing about the ar

and returned to his native australia clare has been looking at what he's been saying and crucially he'sthis fact, is that he pleaded guilty to some of these charges, so that i think is the most controversial element that's where you get the sting in the tail of his freedom after what he describes his 14 years of incarceration would see seven of those were at the equity doreen embassy in london self-imposed incarceration and five at the high security belmarsh prison in london. this is a controversial element because he was facing 18 charges, right? 17 of those were under the espionage act. and the one that he was forced to plead guilty to under this plea deal was under the espionage act, which he claims sets a dangerous precedent to get us into they had to say about that justice for me is now precluded as the u.s. >> government insisted in writing into its plea agreement, that i cannot file a case at the european court of human rights or even a freedom of information act request over what it did to me as a result of its extradition request i want to be totally clear. i am not free today

clare duffy. thank you. thanks very much for that new our have cnn news central starts now >> the candidates right now battling for every vote before election day, the harris campaign, bringing a big name on the trail star who's going to own the moment when he hits the stage tonight in detroit and a new study reveals a role shifting policies are playing on abortion accessn

. >> cnn's clare duffy has more yeah, these lawsuits take a wide range of tiktok's business practices and features that these attorneys general say can harm young users mental health and well-being, things like the endlessly scrolling feed that they can keep users scrolling to see what the next video is going to be late night notifications that can interrupt teens sleep. >> and they claim that tiktok has failed to do enough to address so-called tiktok challenges. these viral video trends were teens tried to replicate videos created by other users and can sometimes be encouraged to engage in dangerous behavior like writing on the outside of a subway train. that's a stunt known as subway surfing. and the new york complaint points out that a new york team was killed doing this earlier this year, and that his mom found videos on his tiktok feed promoting this kind of activity. now, tiktok has repeatedly said that its platform is safe for children. this is not the first time that it's faced planes like this. a spokesperson told me today that the company has strongly disagrees with the clai

because once again, we won't be able to go on into the roles are clare and were given the okay. through the mayor to be able to go out and assess. we want everyone to take kate. this is definitely going to be serious and when you talk about storm surge hurricane helene presented tamper with a lot of challenges that we've never seen and we will additions was good five to eight and we had almost seven feet of water which damaged a lot of homes. and we have to do a lot of rescues and you could see more than that this time tampa general hospital is making i'm so sorry, chief so so so sorry to you've championed tampa general hospital is says it's making preparations to stay open and they're putting up a special barrier to try to try to help them do that. >> it says it can withstand this barrier that we're showing pictures of right here. hurricane with withstand of 15 foot storm surge. it withstood hurt hurricane hurricane helene. but are their concerns that milton could be different here for the most vulnerable who would be at that hospital? >> most definitely. and of course, we've b

clare, thank you for shining a light on it really appreciate it. thanks. and as were just discussing, we always want to note if you are struggling or no the one who's struggling and need to help please call the suicide and crisis hotline at 988 sara. >> all right. >> on our radar, former omicron, me and fitch ceo michael jeffries the co-defendants, james jacobson, will be arraigned in federal court this afternoon in new york. the indictment against them claims at jefferies and two others ran a sex trafficking scheme in which they would recruit young men using modeling offers to engage in sex events. jefferies stepped down as ceo in 2014, having run the company since 1990 andy to the owners of the massive cargo ship responsible for that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore have agreed to pay 100 million in a civil settle well met with the justice department. the doj alleged the company's cost cutting measures and negligence led to the disaster that killed six construction workers for someone in georgia is 478

spurs drew level once more through clare hunt only for liverpool to win a penalty after a challenge fromcomplete a 3—2 win. manchester city are top of the wsl after beating west ham 2—0. that match between chelsea and manchester united set for today was postponed so city can't be caught this weekend. arsenal were held to a goalless draw by bottom of the league everton at the emirates. newly promoted crystal palace claimed their first win in the women's super league with a 2—0 win over leicester city. rangers are top of the scottish women's premier league. goals from katie wilkinson and lizzie arnot in the second half saw them beat motherwell 2—mil stay in first place. 2—nil stay in first place. that's eight wins from nine matches, as well as a draw with celtic on thursday to start the season. glasgow city had put themselves top of the table temporarily with a 5—0 win over aberdeen before rangers' victory. fifth—placed hibs put five past montrose. bottom side dundee united's miserable start to the season continues, they were beaten 2—1 by spartans. hearts are up to third after beating par

well, clare with new dahlia, 35 celsius, but they are still there just to run them by still 6 and pretty right by the here. right. but the next couple of days with, with a to the south, the realize the right that the real has an absolute right to defend itself. how west and mainstream media obscure the genocide israel was able to perform a mass for class in manipulation that, of the media with inside their testimonies from newsrooms as well as those on the ground. if you say that i've never seen in the vietnam and then you are dismiss immediate failings as behind the lens of western media list, the both special on the jersey at all the you're watching al jazeera are aligned to our top story. is this our israel's been conducting most strikes in the book called valley and living on it's been hit multiple times on tuesday beginning and the hours of the morning is early forces. evan also expands and ground operations and never known for the 1st time. every subdivision has been deployed for come back to the south west. is there any forces of intensified attacks on northern gaza? live told res

go on, clare. you're doing great there. keep smiling. i'll do slow, but having a go.re very proud of because it means that even after 20 years, newcomers are still arriving. are you the powerhouse driving them on? i've got more energy because i'm not running. i love the ones at the back because we don't leave any man behind. my bell is there for everybody. hello again, mr old and slow, but having a go. i run for my mental health. and if i didn't, i might not have got to 68. but running has saved my life. 0k? _ you love parkrun? i love it. well done, christine. no man is left behind, and everyone is always welcome. well done. and none of this would happen without the volunteers who were there to cheer everyone in. great finish. well done, my love. i'm enjoying it. it's a bit of freedom i've got because my husband's very poorly and i'm looking after him. and it's a bit of freedom for me. it's your time. my time. so thank you to all the volunteers and for cheering us on every week. we couldn't do it without the volunteers. they cheer you on and give i you all the support

spurs drew level once more through clare hunt only for liverpool to win a penalty when sophie roman—hau bodies on the line, some ricocheting, some don't, that was just our luck today. but we could have been out of sight first half let's be honest, but we weren't. if you don't take chances like i said before the game, it allows tottenham to stand again. so but look, we showed their character and i'm really proud of them. manchester city are top of the wsl after beating west ham 2—1. that match between chelsea and manchester united set for today was postponed so city can't be caught this weekend. arsenal were held to a goalless draw by bottom of the league everton at the emirates. newly promoted crystal palace claimed their first win in the women's super league with a 2—0 win over leicester city. rangers are top of the scottish women's premier league. goals from katie wilkinson and lizzie arnot in the second half saw them beat motherwell 2—0, stay in first place. that's eight wins from nine matches, as well as a draw with celtic on thursday to start the season. glasgow city had put themse

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alternate joyce louise joyce lewis to seat seven alternate and clare irving lee to seat eight alternaten, vice chair safaÍ safaÍ i chair. walton i walton i. that motion passes without objection, with member peskin being excuse. thank you. motion carries. congratulations to everyone. mr. clerk, please call item number nine. item number nine is hearing to consider appointing one member term ending september 7th, 2025. two members term ending september 7th, 2026, and two members term ending september six, 2027. to assess an appeals board number three, thank you so much. and i believe we have one applicant, mark dic. i apologize if i mispronounced your last name. no, you got it right. thank you. good morning supervisors. thank you for considering my application for reappointment for assessment of appeals board three, seat five. my name is mark dickow. i have been a licensed realtor since i was 18 years old. i'm a second generation realtor. i've practiced real estate in san francisco for the past 15 years, and been a real estate broker for 11 years. here in san francisco. i would appreciate

clare. if we raise the level it would cost money, but if we raise the level across the board at which people start to pay board at which people start to pay tax and we could say anybody that has to pay tax on a pension doesn't get the fuel allowance, surely, surely there's a better way of doing this, i think wrapping it up in the state pension. >> so it starts to reform what's going on with the state pension and put it onto that, because the minute you do, even those people that you think are wealthy would then get taxed on it. so that would bring in money, because at the moment this policy isn't going to bring in anywhere near what labour thought it was going to because of the amount of people that are now going to claim pension credit that didn't do so previously. so it's a bit of a null and void point, and they've just handled it so incredibly badly. i mean, freezing granny at christmas is never going to be a good look. and if the tories have done it, they would have been screaming from t

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. >> my pleasure. [ light laughter ] so, clare malone wrote this piece.e. >> seth: yes, yeah, right. he strapped a whale to his -- a whale bone right -- or a whale carcass. >> a whale's head, which he had used a chainsaw to sever off from said whale. and i never heard this phrase before, whale juice, seeped into the car. >> seth: it's a reason you haven't heard it. it's not nice to hear. >> no.& [ light laughter ] i take it back. >> seth: it's like the one thing they couldn't even sell to kids. they're like, cherry whale juice. [ laughter ] >> your previous guest could sell it. [ laughter ] >> seth: tom holland could sell whale juice. don't worry about tom holland. you joke about how "the new yorker" doesn't changes minds, but we do also have things that i think historically would have change minds. the fact john kelly, the fact that a former chief of staff, who is you know, was certainly before he took office, respected former military man. >> yeah. >> seth: and he basically, you know, gives a long interview where he said trump praises hitler and he said

it's good to have your insight is really important to us thank you will in clare qur'an scenes of jubilationets of the iranian capital following tuesday's missile strikes on israeli chief of iran's armed forces says the operation was limited to military ties i'll get it was in retaliation for the assassinations of the leader of hezbollah and others. >> but he warned a broader strikes to come if israel and its allies respond got regime is if the zionist regime that has gone crazy is not controlled by america and europe and wants to continue these crimes are wants to do anything against our sovereignty and territorial integrity. >> tonight's operation will be repeated several times stronger and all their infrastructure we targeted will iranians fearful of a wider conflict and possible fuels shortages after tuesday's attack was seen lining up outside petrol stations across tech wrong while sudden that is the director of the middle east north africa programme at chatham house. >> she joins me now from london. it's good to have you. we've been talking about what the potential options might be for

clare duffy. thank you. thanks very much for that new our have cnn news central starts now >> the candidates right now battling for every vote before election day, the harris campaign, bringing a big name on the trail star who's going to own the moment when he hits the stage tonight in detroit and a new study reveals a role shifting policies are playing on abortion access in post-roe america plus the nba season tips off tonight, the father, son duo set to make history when they play together on the same team on sara sidner with kate bolduan and john john berman. this is cnn new central boatload of cash in two weeks on the clock to win over undecided voters and motivate your supporters. >> we're about to find out election day is two weeks out. and kamala harris today sits down for two major interviews. donald trump will soon be meeting with latino leaders in florida and then heading back to north carolina, tim walz is about to take his harris campaign pitch to wisconsin with a big deal democrat by his side. f

so he's talking about a group of people that are in the country, many of them legally >> clare her though, he has been talking about the fact that we have seen unfortunately offer results are in urban areas as a result of policies and management from democratic politicians, whether it's the mayor of baltimore, whether it's the merit detroit, whether it's passed democratic governors of maryland. and so those are the only white house an apostrophe to what biden said, just but nevertheless, this is the same and there is still an irony. meat kettle, but he's essentially using rhetoric that no one should use in talking about what is there to gain from an election. in talking about policy and talking about leadership over the cliff. >> but let me say this all polls show this donald trump, if he wins on tuesday, which i believe he will win in a narrow race, is going to have the most diverse coalition that any republican candidate for president had in over a generation. and by the way, kamala harris is coalitions be more dependent upon white voters. they democratic politician don trump is going t

asking folks to disclose these things, but there is still a lack of transparency clare duffy. >> thankmuch for breaking that down for us now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour, rescue teams are searching for survivors after a ten story hotel tell collapsed in argentina this morning. at least one person was killed of denying others are unaccounted for officials say the hotel had been undergoing renovations, which it was paused in august over permit issues. also, back in the u.s michigan quarterback jack total is retiring from football after suffering a fifth concussion. subtle says after deep reflection and conversations with family doctors and loved ones, he's decided to prioritize his health. the twenty-five-year-ol d as you now hopes to pursue a career in coaching told joins north carolina state quarterback grayson mccall, who announced last week he was stepping away from the game after suffering a concussion mission that he quote cannot come back from the la dodgers. could sweep the world series in game four tonight, the dodgers leading the yanks he's three game

we're ready hi, to provide that no world-class clare, that our community deserves and needs and will do that today and into the future i think about the women who are pregnant right? >> and may go into labor during the hurricane, i think about babies in the nicu are you able to give them the care they need once milton hits oh, yes, for sure. >> so i think we opened our news central energy plant two years ago. and really what that did for us, we were able to elevate our fuel, our boilers are generators, 35 feet, and the air we have our local power feed runs out of the channel by about 80 feet. so it's protected the patients. >> we don't expect them to see any different here during the storm are after the storm than they want to any normal day that level of care will remain the same that's really incredible. >> a lot of meteorologists have begun appearing, just wonder katrina and obviously the hospitals were a devastating piece of that disaster what lessons were learned that you were hoping to apply to this storm response to be able to give those patients the exact same care no matter

clare duffy. thank you so much. appreciate it.d journeys right now, is cal schroeder. >> is the chairman of the wisconsin young republicans it's and the chair of the colorado young democrats, chris davis. thanks so much for being here. >> chris, there's more than 8 million people who will be eligible to vote for the first time this year. >> if you look more broadly, just looking at the numbers, nearly 42 million people 18 to 27-years-old, which is, you know, gen z are going to be l are eligible to vote bouncing off claire's reporting, how big of a role do you think tiktok and social media are playing how gen z and young voters are making their decision on who to vote before well, initially i just want to acknowledge that that's something that's kind of hard to measure. >> we don't have much data on it. that is definitely a more recent trend in our political happenings however they are clearly having an impact given the amounting this engagement, the likes all that kind of stuff it really gets out there and i find that especially o

clare morris is a political data reporter at the washington post clara, thank you very much for joining us you not only highlight how many republicans are spreading falsehoods, but who is the most prolific? here's your top three not surprisingly, kari lake has more than 250 posts on election interference. greene has more than 150 same as a newer congresswoman elise stefanik what do you make of the numbers that you were able to dig up clara we were able to find that almost half of these republican candidates have already called into doubt the outcome of the 2024 election before it's even happened and they're doing this in a bunch of ways. >> some raised the idea of widespread noncitizen voting some talk about trump's legal struggles as a form of election interference. some talk about kamala harris's nomination as a coup or a stolen nomination but this sort of widespread rhetoric could lay the groundwork for some republicans to challenge election results come november and a lot of the rhetoric echoes trump in his falsehoods is this an orchestrated campaign are a lot of republicans just pa

but but you have to let me finish let me be very clare. my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency and like every new president that comes in to office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas i represent a new generation of leadership. >> i hope you got to say what you wanted to say about donald trump. there are a lot of things that i there are things that people want to learn about you and your policies and that's why i'm everyone to go to kamala harris dot calm. >> with us now seated media correspondent, hadas gold and cnn chief bd analyst brian stelter. brian hadas, good to see you both. i want to ask you, brian about those other moment between kamala harris and bret baier it was over whether trump you know, his comments, about the enemy from within and so on. let's play that and talk about on the other side we ask that question to the former president today, harris faulkner had a town hall, and this is how he responded i heard about that day was saying i was like t

for comment just to add to that i was at a rally in pennsylvania this morning with president bill clare in pennsylvania in johnstown. okay. i'm in northwest. but after the rally with clinton, i had four people come up to me and tell me they weren't going to vote, but now they are just four of them philly. >> i mean, again, anecdotally, i was in west philly all day yesterday canvassing the streets and it was you know, told me i would have told you where to get a cheesesteak. >> we don't have time we were having a today we were working. i can vote in voters no, but we haven't reached it's not a students, right? lot from pen and drexel but and just community members and what they were saying was this guy has wowed, we know is wow, this guy is wild after the rally, but also they were saying we weren't going to vote early now we are because of the events. so i think it is having it impact. >> so a motivator as it were at least anecdotally the comedian tony hinchcliffe is one that i had seen before, not, not in a comedy club, but he was if anybody wants tom brady roast, he participated in tha

and just seconds later, this poor young men shot himself our cnn colleague clare duffy spoke with tools mother about the lawsuit my baby must have been trained to moments and then being encouraged by something that's not human but the ability to behave perfectly we human to say, i come home, i'm here waiting for you. it was hard to listen to that, but it was also very confusing because i didn't quite understand like how a chat bot could respond like a person the company at the center of this lawsuit character ai, released a statement saying in part quote, as a company, we take the safety of our user is very seriously and our trust and safety team as implemented numerous new safety measures over the past six months, including a pop-up, directing users to the national suicide prevention lifeline that is triggered by terms of self-harm or suicidal ideation, unquote cnn's larry segal the founder of mostly human media, which covers the intersection of humans it's in technology, is here with us now, laurie, so good to see you again so there was this message displayed above all their chance to

after reports that north korean soldiers may join the war to support russian troops clare sebastian joins us with more. do we know how many we're talking about president zelenskyy said that he thinks 10,000 will eventually be deployed south britain intelligence is putting the number at 12,000. they think that 1,500 have already been sent across the border for training. so in the grand scheme, obviously of this war where russia has several hundred thousand in the field at any given time. that's not a huge number, but i think why this is being seen as such a big problem. one is because the size of north korea and north korea's army and general 1.2 million. it's one of the most militarized country she's in the world. if this ends up being a pipeline, this is a serious problem for ukraine facing its own manpower shortages. and we now have evidence too videos. one was sent to cnn by the ukrainian government. one has emerged on social media showing these troops at a zoo. one of them there at a russian training ground just across the border from china's. so in the fight we've not seen any eviden

clare, what do is doing there. clare, what do you think?ibly volatile and dangerous position that netanyahu is putting the rest of the western world in at the moment, i have got serious reservations about what has been done.i reservations about what has been done. i think we are closer to another war in the middle east, and we've got the houthis from yemen. we've got iran that seem to not bother at all about what's happening. as long as it doesn't affect them, but we've got, lebanon and, lebanon thinking, well, we can actually provide some sort of defence. well, i'm sorry, they can't. they just don't have the capabilities of the absolute tactical bombing, that israel are unleashing on that part of the middle east, just looking at life. and it's just incredible. >> just outside beirut in lebanon this morning, i believe highly tactical, highly ordered and just absolutely right in there. >> i mean, these pictures are horrific. and this is modern day life . we are supposed to have life. we are supposed to have moved on. surely in life we should

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it's it's clare, what it is. you obviously have a far more trained eye than i do here yeah. yeah. >> my eyes i'm gonna go back to jim sciutto, general. forgive me, jim. what are you saying yeah. >> what we saw what you saw there and i met wasn't sure if it was visible on camera to you, but we did see a light in the sky, which is a intercept missile going up. we watched it rise. we did not see an impact at least yeah. yeah. but those are that's part of the air defenses, the missile defenses around the capital here. you'd see the air defense missile go up and if it weren't have an income impact an intercept, that would be quite a visible explosion that's the first one we've seen, and it followed very quickly within a couple of minutes after we heard as you heard on the air, just then now, dana, as we heard those air-raid sirens go up around around tel aviv okay. >> jim, stay with us again. just please be safe as we're in the kind of waiting mode here. i believe we have jeremy diamond, who is with us, enabled to khader. you are jeremy in northern israel. jeremy are obviously cl

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and so there will not be a singular clare reasons sometimes i think we risk of sounding like black men might be the reason donald trump wins. now, don't think that's a good place for us to be. but the third thing is there was obama reporting we love the chair said to go ahead and use yeah, i think it's also important to see this in a larger context of the educational sorting that's happening among the parties, democrats have become a more college of flu and party, a wider party or more a more, i think elite party under a postal obama era. and that's drawing them to issues like college affordability the kind of cultural fights that dominate twitter and academia, even things like representation which are about leet black folks in the elite rooms aren't really the issues that are most core to the type of black men they're losing their focus about the fact that those elite rooms are increasingly inaccessible. and so i think those are the issues that are really pulling democrats away from where these folks talk. but to the answer, the question about obama itself, that is a matter of tone wh

>> clare duffy. >> thank you very much. no, it is really interesting what you can and can't do it. >> yes. >> alright, i'm standing on one leg. what you can't see here, but take my word for it. >> and here the question is, so am i can you do this stand on one leg, researchers say it's important because the new study found that testing how long people 50 and over me hold a one-legged stance means generally better balance, a longer gate, stronger muscle tone which means fewer falls. >> people under 70 should be able to hold it for 30 seconds. under at for 20 seconds over at for ten seconds, i think the fact that i've done this the whole time i got here, i'm going to live forever. >> yes, you definitely i don't think i'm war forever and shoes in flats. that those what's this you want to try this heels i if you do it for 7,000 years it's all stand your toe, then do something it's my job here is the scene in political analysis, you have questions au biden said right all stay awake why did trump pulled out of 60 minutes? >> i lov

my father was born in ennis in county clare, ireland. ok. he came here to this country. he didn't hop a fence, he went over the border, whatever because that is disgraceful and that's breaking the law. he came here and became a citizen the right way to be able to provide for his children. he met my beautiful mother who was born in aguia in puerto rico in san francisco. i might have been with my family, get things to come out of there lately. but let's see. and they were able to live their american dream. my mother worked as a special education teacher. i followed in her footsteps doing that also before i was a prosecutor, and my father worked incredibly hard and he had the great honor and privilege to give back to his country by enlisting in the united states army. so i stand proudly for our veterans. and so does president trump. he has respect. he thinks it's a disgrace that even one life of a soldier was lost in afghanistan without that withdrawal. that is criminal what happened there. we cannot tolerate that. this is the greatest country in the world. let's bring it r

england captain ben stokes dazzling on the cricket pitch — and off, seen here with wife clare.go. stokes was away, but his young family were still in the house. writing on social media, he said that while they hadn't come to any physical harm, the experience has had an impact on the emotional state of his wife and two young children. stokes also posted pictures of the items he said were taken in the raid, including a gold ring engraved with diamonds and the england cricket logo. stokes said he was appealing for help not to recover his belongings, but to catch those responsible, adding that the items are easily identifiable. "all we can think about is how much worse this situation could have been," he wrote. the england captain also thanked durham police for their support and urged anyone with any information to come forward. will vernon, bbc news. millions of hindus across the world are celebrating diwali, the festival of lights. the indian city of ayodhya set a world record by lighting more than 25 million oil lamps to mark deepotsava, which falls the night before diwali. that