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. >> one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like so aside and exploitation >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to

one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families in the audience. people who say they lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to provi

why is there such dramatic difference? >> senatordifference what kids see in china and what kids see here. >> senator, tiktok is not available in china. it's a separate experience there. >> steve: tiktok is not available in china because the chinese understand what mind control it has. >> excuse me, excuse me, senator, your question answers itself. why would we poison our own kids when we can poison yours? our biggest geopolitical foe because it's like maximus in the gladiator in the arena say are you not entertained? haven't we given you this amazing app. tiktok where your kids can dance and trans themselves and be distracted so you don't have to parent them while we teach our kids science and math on a different app. because, of course, that's what we would do. the fact that we allow this is one of many but actually near the top of the list most foolish things we are doing in our society. we are not parenting. we are handing our kids these and then we are handing them nonsense that's manipulating their brain. like giving a soviets

. >> one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grieving families and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like so aside and exploitation >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to

one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grievingfamilies and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed yotr product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to

one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grievingilies and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with stock a bird saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to provi

one of the most dramatic moments when senator josh hawley ask mark zuckerberg to apologize to grievinglies and the audience. people who say they have lost children to things like suicide and exploitation. >> they're here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed your product showing the pictures? would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> what followed was an awkward mostly off microphone apology with soccer. berg's saying he is sorry for what families have been through. >> in a lot of ways, this is and acknowledgement by congress that all they have left to do with the tech industry seems to be pounding on a table and making them apologize. >> the senators want to ensure that platforms like facebook tiktok instagram are doing what they can to protect children. but there is evidence that is not happening. internal documents, for example, show that top meta officials asked mark zuckerberg to invest more protection for children. and that did not happen. >> we can no longer rely on social media to prov

. >> reporter: in a dramatic moment during questioning from republican senator josh hawley, meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg, stood to address the parents packing today's hearing. >> first, i'm sorry for what you have all been through, and no one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered, and this is why we invested so much and are going to continue doing industry-leading efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the things that your families have had to suffer >> when he stood up, he said, i'm sorry for your pain, but i don't really think he's sorry for my pain. >> reporter: the tech ceos today choosing to keep their remarks to their testimony, not stopping for any questions about the surge in child sexual abuse material online. >> who did you think he was >> he said he lived about ten minutes away, he was my age, like 14, 15, just a regular boy. >> reporter: ellen, whose last name we agreed to withhold, was 14 years old when she says she started communicating on snapchat with a person she thought was a teen. >> i never had attention from a boy before t

the associated press reporting this morning that, in a dramatic turnaround, senate republican leaderitch mcconnell recommending to republican senators in a closed-door meeting that the vote against that first procedural vote wednesday. that is according to people familiar with the meeting. this came hours after he urged collins on the senate for that it is now time for congress to take action. mitch mcconnell struggled to marshal his conference to support the package, the border enforcement policy and funding for ukraine, israel, and other allies or the "washington times" looks at some people that have spoken out, republicans particularly, including senator steve daines of montana, chair of the senate republican arm. john thain of south dakota, and joni ernst of iowa. pessimism about the bill's passing. john cornyn of texas says he has serious questions and concerns. senator lindsey graham of south carolina, a vocal proponent for the new order policy set a robust debate and amendment process would be needed. that is what to expect in the lead up to that vote for this legislation this

chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, and because of this indictment, the trial is not started yet, but because of his indictment his political fortunes of fallen dramaticallyg this competitive senate race pop up to succeed him. >> has he said whether or not he will run for reelection? >> he has not said that yet. he has implied that he wants to, but if you did he is pulling in the single digits. new jersey party leaders who hold power in the democratic party have all turned against him, and to get spending millions of dollars in his legal defense rather than on an election campaign, so we do not know yet whether he is running again, but at the end of the day he will almost certainly not be a u.s. senator, early 2025 after this election cycle is over. >> is there a deadline for him to declare? >> the new jersey filing deadline is in late march, but new jersey has dominated system of politics that if you really want to do compete kiwi to be running right now competing for party endorsements, and to guess not doing that, so he is not setting himself up to be a competitive candidate although he does have 1.5 months to run again. >> who was running then? >> we

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senators unveiled details of the highly anticipated border bill on sunday. it could dramatically change u.s. immigration law for the first time in decades. senate majority leader chuck schumer said that he will take the first procedural step, today. house speaker mike johnson says it will be dead on arrival, tweeting, quote, i have seen enough. this bill is even worse than we expected. the $118 billion bipartisan package would empower the u.s. to significantly restrict illegal migrant crossings at the border. it also includes critical aid for ukraine and israel. u.s. president joe biden says he strongly supports the deal. more now from cnn's priscilla alvarez following joe biden on the campaign trail. >> reporter: president joe biden brought his general election argument in nevada on sunday as he tried to draw a connection between his administration's accomplishment, and what voters are feeling in the state. it is an important estate as the president stares down november in 2020, especially important as polls showing close contests nationally between president biden and his repub

. >>> we're going to turn now to the dramatic and emotionally charged moment at a senate hearing yesterday when five tech chief executives were testifying on the dangers of social media. meta's ceo mark zuckerberg stood at one point to address the sea of parents holding pictures of their children there, who they say fell victim to online child abuse. watch this. >> there's families of victims here today. have you apologized to the victims? >> would you like to do so now? they are here. you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed. show them the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people ? >> this is why we have invested so much to make sure no one has to go through the things your fam has had to suffer. >> that apology came after his denial that social media use harms mental health. >> the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> for more on this, let's bring in congressional reporter mika selmer

. >>> senate leaders revealed bipartisan border bill that could dramatically change immigration law forhe first time in decades. why is the house speaker saying the bill is, quote, dead on arrival. said it before he read it. >>> raerp calling the u.s. latest strikes on iraq and syria a, quote, strategic mistake. how iran and the militia groups they back are responding to america's escalation this weekend. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> happening right now, an extremely dangerous situation unfolding in southern california with record-breaking rain, major flash flooding and mud slides. this is new video of a dramatic rescue in san bernardino. several people were trapped in this car after raging flood waters swept it away and pinned it against a tree. a rescue team on the boat was able to save them. as we speak, more than 11 million people across california under high risk of serious life-threatening flooding. >> this is the scene in the hollywood hills where the national weather service is warning of potential landslides this morning. you can see piles of mud, rocks and debris

why is there such a dramatic a difference? >> senator, that is not >> accurate. sen.ruz: you have a company that is essentially the same but it promotes beneficial materials instead of harmful materials. >> that is not true. we have a lot of science and math content here on tiktok. sen. cruz: let me point to this, mr. chew. there was a report recently that compared hashtags on instagram to hashtags on tiktok. and what trended. the differences were striking. for something like hashtag taylor swift or hashtag trump, they found 2 for everyone on tiktok. that is not a dramatic difference. the difference jumps to 8-1 for the hashtag uyghur and it jumps and it jumps 57-1 to tiananmen square and it jumps to 174-1 to hong kong protest. why is it that but instagram people can put up a hashtag hong call -- kong protest times 174 compared to tiktok. what censorship is tiktok doing fundamentally, few things happen. not all videos carry hashtags. that's the first thing. the second thing is you cannot selectively choose a few words -- sen. cruz: why the difference between taylor sw

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senate and it is up to them. it is the impeachment resolution dramatically reducing the threshold for impeachment's that will haunt our country for many many years to come. they are embedded in great detaile. there was great concern that if it was not very narrowly confined the high crimes and misdemeanors it would destroy the foundational architecture of our country. the separation of powers. keeping us free for two and a half centuries. >> this is ruben in philadelphia good morning. >> good morning. a rhetoric that everybody uses against the people coming across the borders. i am like this is the same rhetoric thathe they used in the middle of the last century for its di italians, the irish, the mexicans and look at how good these people turned out to be. they are contributing to our society. demonizing these people the way you demonize irish italians and the polish. plus, he wanted to build attached for ukraine israel bill with the low borders and lankford comes up with a border policy and now he has rejected that because of donald trump. this is not right. >> i've explained my concerns with the senate bill. it

largest social media companies faced a bipartisan grilling during a senate hearing on protecting children online. and one of the most dramatic moments came when meta's mark zuckerberg was pressured to face parents in attendance and apologize. cbs' jo ling kent was there. >> how you keeping kids safe online? why should parents trust meta anymore? >> reporter: meta ceo mark zuckerberg, along with the heads of snap, tiktok, x, and discord on capitol hill today for a grilling from lawmakers. >> i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. >> reporter: the senate judiciary hearing room was packed with families, many of whm held photos of their children who have died by suicide due to online sexual exploitation. senators focused much of their fire on zuckerberg, who was forced to apologize directly to victims' families. >> would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? >> reporter: he was testifying for the eighth time. >> instagram also displayed the following warning screen to individuals who were searching for child abuse material. so then you gave users two choices. get resourc

zuckerberg turned around, it was prompted by republican senator josh hawley, who was a fiery critic throughout the hearing. >> it was a dramatict, indeed. it is not the first time we have seen tech executives testifying in front of congress. what is this hearing expected to do in terms of concrete changes? >> you are right. even before the hearing began there was a lot of cynicism about, what will this achieve? we have seen hearings like this before and there is a certain choreography about it. lawmakers get angry and ceos try to defend themselves. there seem to be an added sense of urgency and i think it has to do with the families being present. the fact is there are some bills at the moment going through congress, bipartisan bills, there is a real push my lawmakers to achieve something here. particularly when we look at bills like the kids online safety act, for example. what lawmakers want is for the ceos to commit to these bills, to endorse them. what was interesting was two of the ceos said they did back the kids online safety act, snap and x. they want all platforms to commit. this is an election year, which means thing

senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> dramatic video of a landslide in dana point, two homes very near the edge after a portion of cliffside gave way during the weekend. the deck perched above the ocean has not move. an inspection of the residences were done and no cracks found. >> the city agrees that there's no major structural issue right now with the house. so it's not going to get red tagged. >> so all eyes will be on this bluff as the forecast is calling for more rain to come as early as this weekend. >>> we'll check in with paul heggen. i don't know, paul. would you stay in the house? >> no, no, no. >> okay. it's not even red tagged. >> no. they have to look at it. if they gave the go ahead, i guess they don't have to. >> maybe get a hotel for the weekend and see what happens. >> yeah. you think it's almost inevitable that there will be more issues down the line, especially with more rain in the forecast. >> and in the bay area coming our way? >> first round wednesday is not a big deal. presidents day weekend, have some indoor stuff to do. let's get into the details. w

that's why i worked with senator langford and senator murphy the last four months to create workable policy that makes dramaticeeded changes to both our asylum system and border policy. >> you will need more personnel or funding to execute this, but in going to the specifics, you have said publicly you are ending catch and release. that's that practice of detaining migrants and then releasing them with a promise of a future court date. how will your plan work? >> i am so glad you asked that question. we have all seen the images on television of what's happening in lukeville, arizona, and in southern texas where large numbers of migrants are approaching the border and being processed and kind of released into the country. sometimes with a piece of paper called a notice to appear where they may see a judge in five, seven, ten years. no one knows. our law changes that and ends the practice of catch and release. when people approach the border and say they want to enter our country to seek asylum, they will go into one of two situations. first, short-term detention, which means we take them into custody and we act

largest social media companies faced a bipartisan grilling during a senate hearing on protecting children online. and one of the most dramatice when meta's mark zuckerberg was pressured to face parents in attendance and apologize. cbs's jo ling kent was there. >> reporter: how are you keeping kids safe online? why should parents trust meta anymore? meta ceo mark zuckerberg, along with the heads of snap, tiktok, x, and discord, on capitol hill today for a grilling from lawmakers. >> i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. >> reporter: the senate judiciary hearing room was packed with families, many of whom held photos of their children who have died by suicide due to online sexual exploitation. senators focused much of their fire on zuckerberg, who was forced to apologize directly to victims' families. >> would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [clapping] >> reporter: he was testifying for the eighth time. >> instagram also display the following warning screen to individuals who were searching for child abuse material. and then you gave users two choices: get resou

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dramatically. i was recently in poland with my republican colleague mike rounds poland is spending 4% of their gdp on defense. we recently welcomed chancellor scholtz, who visited with a dozen senators before he met with president biden. they have dramatically increased their defense spending and welcomed millions of refugees from ukraine and help lead the work in nato he didn't europe to arm and support ukraine for the president of the united states, former and possibly future to say intentionally that he would willfully throw our nato allies to the russian wolves if they didn't pay up suggests that nato isn't a collective security treaty, but a protection racket where he is shaking down our allies for them to increase their defense investment i think this was beneath a president and a strong reason why he should not be reelected your democratic colleague from maryland, chris van hollen, took to the senate floor and said this about israel in its war against hamas in gaza. take a listen kids in gaza are now dying from the deliberate withholding of food in addition to the heart of that news, one other thing is true. that is a war crime it is a textbook war crime. and that makes those

senate party leader. this after mitch mcconnell's dramatic announcement that he will step down in november, cnn's lauren fox is chasing it down on capitol hill. may him as they tried to figure out who will be the next leader there, laura. >> yeah. and they have some time, john, to figure this out because mcconnell is not stepping aside as the republican leader in till november, but this is going to be about a battle for the soul of the republican conference it's in the united states senate. you are already seeing that there's a lot of talk, a lot of speculation about who could fill mcconnell's shoes, but there's really a division among members as to what they think that person should embody, should this person look like? and follow donald trump? should this person have a close working really? mission trip with donald trump or is there a belief and some share this in the united states senate among republican members. is there a belief that someone in this role needs to be a counterbalance? to donald trump, ron johnson, who has been critical of mitch mcconnell over the course of the last several years, he sai

liners, donald trump, and then, you know, a number of conservatives in the senate who tagged along and suddenly did this dramatic and shocking 180 on the bill was a rebellion in and of itself. the writing was on the wall for mcconnell, along with a number of other things. someone yesterday, senator susan collins, said the death of his sister-in-law, as well, was potentially a contributing factor there. it's amazing to think how reviled mcconnell has been by democrats and now what is exactly in store with them, for them in terms of who they're going to see next. this is a generational change we're about to see happen with a likely maga disciple to head up senate. someone who is ultimately going to be a bit more sympathetic to the likely republican frontrunner and presidential candidate. the house freedom caucus is -- that's the perfect example of the way they have caused this interparty chaos, and it is the perfect snapshot and a microcosm of what is happening in the republican party right now. >> "the washington post"'s jackie alemany, as always, thank you very much. senior political columnist for "politico," jo

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when you look at this immigration bill in the senate, and we haven't seen it, but by all accounts, it is dramatically favors the republican wish list. yet president biden recognizing that there is a need for addressing solutions at the border, recognizing that we are in divided government, and recognizing that we have to do something rather than just keep talking about it, is willing to go further than any democrat has gone before. and there are parts of this that i do not like. but in order to unlock aid to ukraine, to israel, and in order to actually address the problems that we have at the border, democrats are willing to move far to the middle to compromise. it is donald trump and the republicans who are playing political games, who have said all along, all the big problems at the border, and now when there's a chance to solve them on their terms, he says no, i don't want to do it because he wants it to be an election year issue. it doesn't have to be that way. donald trump turns everything partisan and everything political, but we do not want that to be the case. and that's why we're trying to s

zuckerberg was one of five tech leaders to testify at a senate hearing about the protection of children from online sexual exploitation. in a dramatic moment zuckerberg turned to face and apologize to dozens of parents holding up photos of their teams whose deaths they blamed on social media. in a prepared statement he still maintained his platforms, facebook and instagram, did not bear any direct responsibility. >> with so much of our lives spent on mobile devices and social media, it is important to look into the effects on teen mental health and well-being. i take this very seriously. mental health is a complex issue and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people having worse mental health outcomes. >> in response, gop senator josh hawley of missouri quoted the company's own in-house study leaked by whistleblower frances halgin. >> here is a quote from your own study. we make body images worse for one in three teen girls. another quote, teens blame instagram -- this is your study -- for increases in tate of anxiety and depression. this was unprompted and consistent

dramatic images. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. in the words of one republican senator tonight, quote, i'm just based off. lisa murkowski is hardly the only one in her party who feels that way right now and is completely exasperated by what's been happening on capitol hill. in just the last 24 hours her party lined up to sink the border bill that one of their own negotiated for months. you could hear the frustration in that senators voice, james lankford of oklahoma, as he limited how the politics have overtaken the policy. >> this is the pan that i was handed at that desk when i was sworn in to the native states senate. there's no reason for me to have this pan if we're just going to do press conferences. i can do press conferences from anywhere. but we can only make law from this room. >> no laws being made right now. senator mitch mcconnell was even among the no votes today, even though he helped craft this bill. that was after was clear was not going anywhere. tonight many in the republican current friends are sounding the alarm, worried that the dysfunction across

i want to defend the bipartisan work we all did. 86 senators voted for it. and the dramatic drop in recidivism rates, that it is not the job of the bureau of prison to track. it is the department of justice. it saved america hundreds of millions of dollars and it has lowered crime. the data shows when we max people out in prison and don't prepare them. you cannot keep them by law. so when people max out and don't have halfway houses and don't have the kind of resources that people that were released during this have, the recidivism is through the charts. so we have to be smart on crime. one of the biggest growths of bureaucracy i have seen in my life is the prison industrial complex in the united states of america. and it is not make is us safer. so i understand that. in your defense, the mission of the b.o.p. is not to necessarily track folks after they're gone. from what i understand, having done reading from a later herein that is not your mission. , your mission is to hold them securely, prepare programs and so forth. if we want to get the head of the justice department,

senator padilla? sen. padilla: california secretary of state, part of the priorities is the archives. we dramatically increased public assess -- access, and that involved digitizing the materials to make them easily viewable not just for the people of california but to the world. my first question is for ms. park. you know that priority asian -- prioritization of digitization is one of your goals. ms. park: digitization is one of our priorities as an institution. we've been at it a while. it is a behemoth task with over 150 million objects. we are working hard to identify ways to prioritize that. we have a long way to go in terms of having those cheerios digitized, so when you refer to your expense in california, the first step is even getting the records available and readable and analyzable in a digital format. that's a job number one for us. the second part is we believe, unlike a search engine that would be able to help the public discover certain items we might have in our correction and learn about them, ai has the ability for the public to make connections among the documents and objects and i

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tonight senate republican leaders will try to convince their colleagues to pass the bill which would dramatically change immigration law for the first time in decades in the u.s. severely restricting asylum claims at the u.s. southern border plus much more. advocates for the bill needs 60 votes to advance the plan. as of right now it is unclear they can get there. even if the bill does make it through the senate into the house house speaker mike johnson said it is dead on arrival there. this house republican opposition brought to you by former president donald trump who is attacking the deal is too weak. he wants to put the crisis on pause so he can campaign on the issue for november. this despite the fact republicans have of course for years fought for an immigration overhaul. spite the fact chief architect of the deal is senator langford one of the chambers most conservative republicans who trump has praised for being tough on the border. senator langford who today said he is frustrated with fellow republicans intentionally putting out false information on the bill will join us in just a second