director, director haines? >> i am happy to start. >> i mean, this is not about the number of analysts. >> exactly. that was the beginning of my answer, i think it's fair to let others talk. i think we should talk about this in closed session first. >> let's do that, i have other things as well, but let's do that. because we have not made any progress. things have gotten a lot worse. i'm sorry to say, they have been worse during the course of this administration. second, director wray, you mentioned in your answers to senator rubio's questions about tiktok about how concerned you are, the degree of which they are subject to the ccp in terms of their discouragement of data, the potential use of that data, to run operations against the american people. i am wondering if we can use this open, public opportunity to describe to the american opportunity, what the danger to them is of this platform, that is run out of beijing? what is the danger to them? >> let me start by saying, the point i tried to get to towards t

haines: china has not fully cooperated. is a key, critical gap that would help us to understand what exactly happened. rep. wenstrup: where did covid-19 come from? nick: it was also the subject of another, more politicized hearing by the houseelect subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. republicans and their witnesses went beyond the intelligence community conclusions and argued the wuhan institute of virology, with u.s. funding, artificially combined viruses in a process known as gain of function, and those experiments created viruses that mirrored covid-19's unique attributes. robert redfield is a virologist and was the director of the centers for disease control when covid began. dr. redfield: while many believe that gain of function research is critical to get ahead of viruses by developing vaccines, in this case, i believe it was the exact opposite, unleashing a new virus of the world without any means of stopping it, and resulting in the deaths of millions of people. rep. lesko: do you believe there was a cover-up?

without i think director haines are you going to start us off? >> yes. i deliver thetatement for the group in essence. chairman warner, vice chairman rubio, members of the committee think of the opportunity to be here today alongside my wonderful colleagues on behalf of the extraordinary public servants we lived in the intelligence community to present the ic's annual threat assessment. before i start i want to publicly thank the men and women of the intelligence community whose work representing today. from the collector to the analysts and everybody in between who made it possible for us to bring you the annual threat assessment in hopes that this work will help keep our country safe and prosperous, thank you. this year's assessment notes during the coming year the united states and its allies will face an international security environment dominated by two sets of strategic challenges that intersect with each other and existing trends to intensify their national security implications. first, great powers rising regional powers and evolving array of no

easter this story, what fbi director wray and k the ni -- dni avril haines testified that is rattling authorities, and warnings coming many about not going on spring break in mexico. and an unserious president biden, he claims the world is more complicated, that's why he wants a $6.8 trillion new budget that's loaded with tax hikes. fed chair powell, he now joins the blame game on inflation. plus, your neighborhood drugstore is being hit by california's abortion politics. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us. welcome to the show. stocks ending lower in choppy trading, the markets bracing for the friday jobs report tomorrow for february. it could come in better than expected at 205,000 the, that could have the fed raising rates even more. i'm so sorry i was out, an fbi mom and wife passed away, i was attending her funeral. the house hearing today the erupted into open warfare. democrats attacked the twitter file journalists. they were testifying the government abused twitter like it was its own government censorship machine.

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the director of national intelligence again avril haines said china is the leading threat.ch this again, please. roll it. >> in brief the ccp represents both the leading and most consequential threat to u.s. national security and leadership globally and its intense specific ambitions and capabilities make it for us our most serious and consequential intelligence rival. stuart: okay. china is the most serious and consequential rival. brett valakovich with me now. can we take on china, russia and north korea at the same time and are we equipped to do that? >> stuart, you forgot iran and that's one of the most difficult pieces and one of the most dangerous things that can be created from especially recent wars in europe is a formal alliance between china, iran, russia, and north korea. i don't think we are prepared at this point and china is already at worship god with us. we have an archaic military and industrial complex in the u.s. and likes to say it's built for speed and innovation and new china's government seems to get it and running a lapse around how they rapidly inno

it's something president joe biden said he would stop that. eco hain on capitol hill. thank you very much. legislators in georgia say they will drop a controversial bill that many feared would silence independent media and critics. thousands of people have been protesting against the bill, modeled on the lines of a russian law and the capital. releasing jo reports after 2 days of protests, a spiraling battle against government plans to curb civil liberties in georgia may have been pulled from the brink. the ruling party announced that it would step back from draft legislation. that protest is said, echoed a civil society crackdown in russia, but no one is taking that for granted. we just wanted to feel our dreams and we want to finish the job that we talked 2 days ago. of course, it's great news that they want to cancel, but the order to get and if it will be canceled, we will be happy. georgia and opposition leaders treated the government announcement with extreme caution to the early in the morning georgians. republic said that they are ready to cancel the rush and p

it may not be the last political haine, al jazeera outside the pentagon. poland is become the 1st of ukraine's allies to commit to sending fighter jets polish president under i duda says warsaw will deliver for mig $29.00 jets and full working order in the coming days with more to come. once they're checked. ukraine has been asking western allies for jets, for months to help us defensive efforts. now, in a significant diplomatic effort, south korean president, humans took y'all and japanese prime minister for me. ok sheeta of come together for a crucial meeting. elite as aim to tackle regional challenges and resolve, longstanding tensions between their countries. robert bride reports from self. the landmarks summit between south korea and japan comes at a time of increasing regional challenges for both nations. just a couple of hours before units zekiel departed on the 1st by lateral visit by a serving south korean president to japan. in 12 years, north korea launched a long range missile in the same direction. the weapon was confirmed as an intercontinental ballistic missile of the

dni director avril haines was asked about that.eated what we've been hearing, that there's not a lot of agreement within the intelligence community about whether that is where covid originated or not. that's one thing that was asked today. another was on tiktok. this is something that impacts americans every single day. senator marco rubio, republican from florida and the top republican on the intelligence committee asked director wray about, that and he said that he -- rubio said he considers this a national security threat, and fbi director wray did not dispute that. in fact, he talked about tiktok and its ability to potentially be a very powerful influence tool for the chinese government. that's important, katy, because if you have something like a war with taiwan, an app like tiktok, according to director wray, could be used in that manner. there was another thing that stood out to me in the hearing today, that was an exchange with senator angus king of maine where he asked avril haines, the director of national intelligence, d

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director haines, is isis and al-qaeda is capability increasing and afghanistan right now in terms of their capability toil attack the west come attack u.s. interests overseas, influence attacks and the united states or even potential attack only? >> so i wouldn't characterize them as increasing. although i would say -- >> they still have the incentive. >> yes. i insis-k in particular afghanistan they still have the intent but we can go further in closed session on details. >> is our collection, have our collection capabilities since the summer of 2021 decreased in afghanistan and in the surrounding region? >> certainly with removal of the u.s. troops and presence in afghanistan, absolutely our collection dated is decrease although again i think we could talk -- >> still have the groups that intent to attack us. i'm hearing -- >> i think we can talk about what our collection posture is vis-À-vis those groups in afghanistan in closed session and can give you some comfort on that issue. >> i'm sorry, all i would add is of course it's true you're right our capabilities are not the same.

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ah sir, your master is a fine hain tugged. the exhibition in amsterdam has been years in the making with the paintings, arriving from various museums around the world. it's an extremely rare chance for a brief encounter with most of vermeer works. ah, empty streets, abandoned houses. spanish villages are losing their life blood. one resident aims to save her home with an image campaign. almost all the remaining villagers are taking part in a very unexpected way. these spaniards bad all including squash pharma, one hope address. here. the 68 year old re enact because the pose, he struck last summer when he and most of his fellow villages agreed to be photographed new available go back. i just had to take part. why don't what they told me. there weren't enough people. why? because we have so few residents, i had no other choice. i finance after idea by hallways, home to just 16 people. they bent their bodies to keep their hamlet from dying out . but here in south eastern spain, the nude photos have raised eyebrow as they now gra

hain signon to win. in the first round tournament. gave monterey the starting round of the prestigious competition. the belarusian chinese tandem coped with the americans frey and christie and ali collins 6-764 13 11. and here is ilya ivashka in a duet with andrei rublev in a bitter struggle lost in the second round of the doubles in dubai to the belgian sanderzhel and its early wing, but six seven six seven continue to please our young athletes at the international winter games of asian children, which take place in kuzbass, the fourth competitive day turned out to be extremely rich, belarusian interest was saturated in six disciplines and with close attention. we followed the fight in the ice palace, kuzbass, where skaters began to compete; hopes were justified polina sevets won silver polina sivets showed the second result in distance of 1.500 m. and the belarusian current 2 minutes 13 seconds before the winning time of our athlete was only 0.18 seconds short, did not allow her to climb the first step of the podium, a small technic

the united states' biggest threat at the moment and the director of national intelligence, avril hainese actually said in her opening remarks that china remains the u.s. intelligence community's unparalleled priority. take a listen. >> the people's republic of china which is increasingly challenging the united states, technologically, politically and militarily around the world remains our unparalleled pri orit. president xi jinping will continue to achieve xi's mission of making china the preeminent power in east asia and a major power on the full stage. to fulfill xi's vision the ccp is increasingly convinced that it can only do so at the expense of u.s. power and influence. >> there have been a lot of questions so far about things like tiktok which is, of course, owned by a chinese company. the origins of the covid-19 pandemic, which, of course, began in the chinese city of wuhan as well as the threat china poses to the u.s. when it comes to taiwan which is one of u.s.' allies and a lot of questions and discussion about russia and the war in ukraine. director haines saying earlier in

those losses are adding up, director of national intelligence avril haines said today. >> it will beasingly challenging for them to sustain even the current level of offensive operations in the coming months, and consequently, they may fully shift to holding and defending the territories they now occupy. nick: haines said putin is focused on quote more modest military objectives, but warned he could fight a long war. >> putin most likely calculates that time works in his favor, and that prolonging the war, including with potential pauses in the fighting, maybe his best remaining pathway to eventually securing russia's strategic interests in ukraine, even if it takes years. >> could they use tiktok to control data on millions of users? nick: the hearing also focused on technology companies that answer to the chinese communist party, or ccp, especially the hugely popular video app, tiktok. a new bipartisan bill could lead to a complete ban, and is supported by the white house. today intelligence committee vice chairman marco rubio asked fbi director chris wray, about the app's potentia

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director of national intelligence avril haines told senators that china poses the "most consequentialat" to u.s. national security. >> inbreed the ccp represents both the leading and most consequential threat to u.s. national security and leadership globally and ambitions and capabilities make it for us are most serious and consequential intelligce rival. during the past year, the threat has been additionally complicated by deepening collaboration with russia which also remains an area of obvious intent focus for the intelligence community. when asked if the united states would defend taiwan militarily, haines said -- "i think it is clear to the chinese what our position is based on the president's comments." she was referring to biden's repeated remarks that the u.s. would defend taiwan militarily if china attacked the territory. last week, the biden administration approved $619 million in high-tech arms sales to taiwan, including new missiles for its f-16 fighter jets. china's new foreign minister qin gang recently condemned the u.s. arming of taiwan. >> the chinese people have ever

what's generally interesting and art, the artist haines, what he can't express in words. i think that the world is actually supernatural. not the things you see and think and speak, but what lies behind them, which priests on bustle saying that he ah, the experience of the holiest part of human life. even people, without any religious affiliation can experience in you could say it predates our faith and is more fundamental than religion itself. kelly johnson is from him. your religions didn't fall from the sky all, and they aren't based on singular revelation events of a supernatural kind. not surely show they come from inside. people see common austin in on this mentioned isn't there part of our inner world of it? that's where the holy is located. ought of hiding. it causes people to change on the inside. no, i know we discover a strong need for expression, but swiftness and the religions are precisely that forms of expression even to constantly reinventing themselves. you don't know and constantly changing to express my mysterious idea of the holy fresco. hi, miss fulle

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national intelligence director avril haines announced there is no credible evidence linking the symptomso an adversary using a weapon or a device. the intelligence community has been investigating cases of what's called the havana syndrome. they were first reported by u.s. embassy officials in cuba in 2016 and include hearing loss and headaches. about 1,000 cases have emerged in china, germany, austria and other countries. washington initially blamed cuba, but officials now say the cases were probably the result of factors such as pre-existing conditions and the environment. >>> the greek transport minister has stepped down over a train accident that killed at least 46 people in the country. a passenger train and freight train crashed head on in the central town of tempe. some cars burst into flames after the collision. officials say the search for the missing is continuing. infrastructure and transport minister kostas karamanlis announced his resignation on wednesday. he said he was taking responsibility for what he referred to as the longlasting errors of the greek political system. gr

freddy haines. we celebrated a wonderful gala. it was an amazing time.t reenergized the congregation and gave them an opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessed time. >> now do you have many members commuting? >> we do. we have a good number that live in the area. for the most part we're a commuter church, which is different than when i joined. when i joined many lived in the neighborhood. now it's predominantly hispanic. >> taylor memorial we experienced the same. people are commuting. there is tremendous ministry going on. my colleague and mentor reverend jenkins. >> who i just met. >> he's doing great work there. they have to commute. they stay there and produce. in our last minute or so, what would you give as the advice for pastors in that urban area and centers and seeing our members move away? what would you say the best way to galvanize ministry in those ways? >> the best way to galvanize ministry is around mission and relationship. the people of allen temple are committed to their mission and committed to one another. it's not just coming in on

we'll hear testimony from the nation's top intel chiefs including dni avril haines, cia director bill burns and fbi director chris wray. we can expect them to dive into a number of topics including new threats from china, questions about mishandling classified documents and concerns over domestic extremism. our team is monitoring this closely. >>> meanwhile, in a different senate hearing, acting administrator of the faa is just moments away from testifying after weeks of disturbing headlines from the not so friendly skies, including a united passenger recently caught on camera attacking a flight attendant and threatening to, quote, kill every man on this plane. why has air travel gotten so fraught, and what's being done about it? >>> the two survivors of that terrifying kidnapping in mexico are back in the u.s. in a south texas hospital, and their families are speaking out after days of anxiety. >> that was very hard. you just want answers, it's a lot of anxiety. >> reporter: the big question now how could this have happened? the latest on the investigation. >>> and bipartisan blowbac

now trying to figure out how a routine training flight turned deadly for none of their own paddle haine al jazeera washington. uganda has become the 3rd country to deploy troops to the eastern democratic republic of congo. the troops will join the east african community forces which include burgundy and kenya in the border town of ghana. fighting between the army and 23 rebels as forced more than 800000 people from their homes. m $23.00 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda acclaim denied by the government in kigali. click monte who was catch up on a website address that is under 0 dot com. ah, monday as main stories here under 0, manhattan grand jury has brought charges against the former us president donald trump, for alleged hush money payments made to an adult film actress during his 2016 presidential campaign. trump has just called indictment, political persecution, and election interference. is the 1st of a criminal case against a former us president and may affect his next election bid. comes louis say they will vigorously fight the case. the white house says o

window out there, people in yellow suits so i figured it is not good news when i came out here and we hain this home with her family almost four years and had never experienced anything like this. >> it got really bad you know, new year's eve here with the water level but i never saw anything like this. >> reporter: but she was not alone. many families found themselves in a similar situation unable to leave their homes due to the raging flood waters. >> 3:00 a.m. last night, we got a code red call. this morning as i was heading out. i was told by a neighbor, the road is closed. then i come down here, washed out. >> reporter: local authorities were quick to respond. you can see how quickly they were trying to secure the area before the rain gets here again. for now, residents like mina are going to stay home until those sunny days get back in the forecast. so we are expecting more rain and that's why you see all these workers still here working. they are telling me they will stay here probably all night trying to reopen this road as soon as possible. back to you. >> all right, thanks jose.

right, petticoat haine, reporting from outside the pentagon. that's where we are in this, at this stage. the big take away from this, no escalation from the moment for the us on this matter. petticoat have thank you very much. of course and indonesia has sentenced a police officer implicated in last years football stadium. crushed to 18 months in prison, 2 others were found not guilty. 135 people died when police fired tear gas into the stands after pitch invasion. survivors and victims relatives are disappointed by the court's decision. jessica washington reports from east java. in milan, east java, really 6 months after his son died. we anto says every day is a struggle for this but i just miss him so much. it's so hard. i can't get rid of this trauma. i just can't. his son was one of the $135.00 people who died when police fired tear gas at fans at the end of a football match. after some spectators entered the pitch, it resulted in a crush at the exits of the overcrowded stadium. people tried to escape only to find many gates lot. now he say

, the genetically manipulated g as in, ferment in sugar solution in a bio reactive to purchase the haine. ah, that was one of the most important discoveries that we made. it's the exact same chemistry that happens when you cook our products when he couldn't the animal. the products should be a similar as possible to the original. every other detail is conscientiously copied as well. this is an example of one of the pieces of equipment or some people kind of call it an e mouth. you can imagine putting like a burger patty or, you know, piece of steak in there. and then the instrument is able to apply a very specific amount of force over time to sort of mimic that, to down. and you can do it multiple time. and it measures the, the force that it, that it takes to do that. and you can learn how tender is the needs. how resilient is it? does it spring back? all this, if it has an ambitious aim to change the world, because unlike recompiled a mueller impossible foods believe that in the future, there is no place. the traditional me. i think if we really want to reverse the negative impact that

the menu hain at that he'll feel like a burden to you, growing up. good. he hadn't tuck every day. up. absolutely. can no kid willingly sacrifices the time it takes to reach the top, the man, there's always someone in the background or whether it's the mother and father or the teachers. it's in the money when that want infinity mata, or that fata would at a lever about i. one of those 3 is always then much slippery in hand and empathy. what's it like to be a gifted child? can they still have a childhood? ah, in peters hoggard, near berlin, miles and maddox governed the families daily life. simona ma select is driving her sons to piano and violin lessons to day. one of 7 lessons per week. she says she often gets judged. i get labeled as a pushy mother who keeps her po, kids away from life and forces them to practice the piano and violin. i've also seen someone on facebook say the best way to make money is with small children. people ignore the fact that it takes money, time and nerves. they see what they want to see. my mom was actually was gonna have nurturing her children's talent

avril haines, the head of dni and ben rhodes and others who were involved in the transition to the bidendministration asked me about a number of things for advice. i said, you've got to focus on the semiconductor challenge that we face. so we did all kinds of things that have had a huge amount of impact. it was such a diverse department. you get to be involved in a lot of different things. ♪ david: the end of the obama administration, you came back to chicago and you restarted your family business, psp partners, and you got involved as well in a lot of philanthropy. what are the philanthropic interests you and your husband and your children most care about now? penny: we are very focused on chicago. we think chicago -- it is our home. it is a place we are very committed to, and we have really chosen to focus our philanthropy in two areas. one is investing in under invested communities. so we started, for example, something called the chicago prize. we just awarded our second chicago prize. it is a $10 million grant to a part of the city that has been underinvested in. unfortunately, our

photographs are reminiscent of paintings in the style of the old dutch masters such as rembrandt, martin on haines tech, and yon fun i for his work, paula kirsten's poses for her father, dutch photographer hendrick ashton's it's in your blood, you're in touch, you like to same atmosphere, but not a copy of a hendrick aims to capture something of that atmosphere with his photos of paula. but his props are definitely modern. household objects are an essential part of the arrangement. as in the portrait of a girl with a plastic bag may, former went to new york or 20062007. we noticed many plastic bags wandering around streets, but also for crows for shopping. we thought, well, maybe we can make something nice out of an insignificant material. and maybe we can show the beauty and indignity of the material into our own body of work. they make a great team as they produce works of art in their amsterdam studio. hendrick harrison's uses a high resolution camera, the arrangement of the subject in settings as well as the careful light composition are essential to achieving the desired effect for each photo

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about luddites, if you talk about people who shouldn't be luddites, well educated, people like april haines, the head of our national intelligence apparatus. she said something sensible, but it was 2 years ago and she's got about it here. it is. climate change knows no boundaries respects no borders and cannot be addressed by any one nation on it. so we must work together on the challenge before us working with my colleagues and the whole government apparatus and foreign countries, we will meet this challenge wall. well, i think going to happen anytime soon if we keep a polluted in the atmosphere, even to the extent of depleted uranium in ukraine. so, i mean, i have 10 grandchildren, doesn't anybody think about that? well, you know, that's the mother of all opportunity cost. you should in every conversation, forgive me for inserting it. no, and that's very important. i mean, nick, you know, blowing up the pipelines, nurturing pipelines was an ecological disaster that nobody here in the west has the courage really, to talk about. ok. and particularly all the greeny acts. ok. let's throw in t

it may not be the last particle. hain, al jazeera outside the pentagon. poet and has become the 1st of ukraine's allies to commit to sending fighter jets while his present. andre, do the says warsaw will deliver for make 29 jets in full working order in the coming days with more to come. once they are checked, ukraine has been asking western allies for jets the months to help its defense of efforts. when a significant diplomatic effort, south korean at preston's units took, you'll and japanese prime minister from your casita come together for a crucial meeting. and leaders aim to tackle regional challenges and resolve long standing tensions between their nations. from abroad reports who saw the landmark summit between south korea and japan comes at a time of increasing regional challenges for both nations. just a couple of hours before you and scipio departed on the 1st bilateral visit by serving south korean president to japan. in 12 years, north korea launched a long range missile in the same direction. the weapon was confirmed as an intercontinental ballistic missile of the kind nor

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april haines. the director of national intelligence will be briefing senators about the u. s. intelligence communities assessment of the origin of the coven viras. and as we know, that's a divided assessment at the moment with the energy department and now the f. b, i stating that they believe with low confidence that the virus quoted accidentally escape from a lab. while other intelligence agencies believe it's more likely to have heard in nature, still a very much raging and ongoing debate here and given that it's such a good day given the attention on those, what are the expectations for political future? heidi of course there's always expectations for that here. elizabeth on capitol hill. this committee the subcommittee on the coven. and before the house is controlled by republicans, the republican leader and the democratic leader here have both said they are hoping for a substantive and thorough investigation into the facts. but we have plenty of members here who may have other other priorities in mind, including marjorie taylor smith, who is an about conspiracy theori

washington director of us national intelligence avril haines told the senate wednesday . she doesn't believe russia will make major territorial gains in ukraine this year because it's suffering such high casualty rates. but she said putin is playing the long game. putin most likely calculates the time works in his favor and that prolonged in the war, including with potential pauses in the fighting. maybe his best remaining pathway to eventually securing russia's strategic interests in ukraine, even if it takes years, haynes says the russian military is taking heavy casualties. and dealing with personnel and ammunition, shortages, exhaustion and morale , challenges and on the battlefield. there is currently a grinding attritional war in which neither side has a definitive military advantage. and also this morning. poland says it's ready to provide mig 29 fighter jets to ukraine, liz z. thank you now to a major weather threat and you cross country storm in first up california, already buried under feet of snow there now bracing for flooding rains. this morning. parts of cal

now trying to figure out how a routine training flight turned deadly for none of their own paddle haine al jazeera washington said africa's governing african national congress has for years relied on the support of trade unions to cement its hold on power to labor activists hit by the countries economic crisis, so they're getting frustrated with the iron se harun. natasha reports from johannesburg. protests in south africa happen a lot. sometimes every day. low ages rising poverty, the high cost of living and corruption, a some of the issues raised by workers. the country's biggest trade union group positive feels the governing african national congress at times, excludes it from crucial decision making processes. we hope that will begin as we started to reconfigure the alliance board. as the call of course, i to, we want to reconfigure elias reconfigure in dallas means that any program that is your company's good web. it must have a support of their lives. of course i do communist party. the agency has governance of africa since white men are true ended in 1994, but it hasn't been easy

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