jasmine enberg is an analyst at insider intelligence. so your data is showing a tiktok user, an adult tiktok user is using the app 40 minutes a day. and apparently buys the things that they're seeing in the advertisements, right? >> yeah. so it's really amazing. we are seeing levels of engagement on tiktok that we really haven't seen before for any other social network. it is above facebook, instagram. and that's a testament to the power of its algorithm, but it also keeps adding new users to the platform. this year we're expecting tiktok to become the third largest social network in the u.s. >> it is amazing how quickly that has grown because some of its competitors have been around forever. snapchat and youtube are years and years old. >> absolutely. a couple of years of explosive growth, particularly during the pandemic. that's when we saw tiktok really take off. now, the growth rate has slowed as media behavior begins to normalize, but we're still seeing strong growth. by 2025, we're expecting tiktok to have 100 million users in the

our next guest has written about it, joe wise enberg, author of russia upside down.enegger cutting through the narrative. does it get to the people? how will this get to people that are not seeing any kind of free media any more. >> well, i was very moved by what he said, it is unusual to have a perspective like that, and in the middle of it, admitting his father was a nazi, but taken for granted that's not who he is. it is very honest and open. but it seems unlikely it will get to the russian people in any meaningful way. >> and when you see vladimir putin today after the extraordinary destruction we have seen in mariupol, and he is now wearing this jacket in a soccer stadium after all of the criticism he is so isolated, he doesn't know what's going on, other than what he has, one or two advisers. the disinformation campaign for months and months, they've been calling ukrainians nazis even though it is not true. zelenskyy is jewish. relatives were killed in the war, in the holocaust. >> i want to give you a sideways perspective on that. what you're saying is correct

relationship with the city in russia, san jose's sister city with russia's fourth largest city academy, enberg, her proposal would end that relationship and also tell san jose's lobbyists in washington to push for more sanctions on russia. she also wants more military supplies for ukraine, and we're supporting coordination with the ukrainian community in san jose. optimism from president biden during his first state of the union address last night, he confronted the covid pandemic inflation and the intensifying war in ukraine. ktvu political reporter greg lee details the other major issues in the address. speaker the president of the united states. in front of a full joint session of congress president joe biden delivered his first state of the union address. with war raging in eastern europe, mr biden opened with a promise to inflict pain on russia and stand with ukraine. he thought he could divide us in europe as well. but putin was wrong. we are ready. we are united and that's what we did. biden announced. the u. s will join other allies in banning russian planes from american airspace. he

zack wise enberger of district 10.rt this project to eliminate the i.p.z. sud. other economic development groups have expressed concerns with the grandfathering clause to the ordinance that would allow self-storage projects to move forward in the development process. self-storage is a dead use and provides no permanent employment opportunity nor does it strengthen the surrounding community. the purpose of the p.d.r. to district controls clear. self-storage is not to be permitted as it poses a threat to the already limited space available to actual p.d.r. operation. there are two pending self-storage projects waiting to grandfathered in. and combined represent almost 250,000 square feet of dead space in an important p.d.r. zone. a project approved last year will already be bringing in another 120,000 square feet of self-storage to the neighborhood. the bayview should not have to accept more of these based on a code loophole that is attempting to close and in no other neighborhood in the city would this be allowed. the a