we will talk live to a current governor south dakota's kristi noem about the 2024 field and, perhaps, her own prospects. meantime, vice president kamala harris said she does not think the chinese spy balloon and its shootdown will impact relations with beijing. ♪ but, breaking tonight, a high-speed chase of a human smuggling suspect along the southern border and our fox news crew was embedded with texas authorities when it all went down this as the situation along the border deteriorates for towns now fearful of mexican cartels. griff jenkins takes us all for a ride tonight from mission, texas. good evening,. >> griff: griff good evening, bret. we are learning a lot more about how niece cartels operate. how much it cost to cross the border. hot cartels are smuggling as smugglers and we are learning exactly how dangerous they really are fox news getting exclusive front row seat as texas dps troopers get chase smuggler high speed and a foot chase into the brush. the driver, a 15-year-old mexican teenager, which cartels like it use because juveniles often face fewer consequences. but thi

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kristi smith was there. >> the day they have been waiting for, there naturalization ceremony at the san francisco museum of modern art. >> i will support and defend the constitution and laws. >> and all-female group of citizenship candidates from 17 countries with some ties to stem. the sermon he was held in celebration of international day of women and girls in science. among the speakers, congresswoman nancy pelosi. >> is a happy day for our country. i'm particularly excited about the fact that it is women and stem because the opportunities are so great to their and your diversity that you bring to that subject is so essential. >> the former house speaker offered words of encouragement and congratulations. >> nothing more wholesome than the fuller participation of women and we believe in our country that when women succeed, america succeeds. so in many ways our hopes are writing on you in the fresh new citizens that you are come at the oath that you took. >> i'm very grateful for the opportunity to see in america officially. >> -- wilson was excited and talked about the long journey t

. >> and, cnn's kristie lu stout joins me live from hong kong.see you, kristie, so president biden has said that u.s. china relations have not been damaged by this spy balloon incidents, what is beijing saying? >> well, you know, china has repeatedly called the u.s. shooting down the chinese balloon as an overreaction, what was interesting to see those comments from the u.s. president and interview news hour when he said that the u.s. were shutting down the chinese balloon did not make u.s. china relations worse. he's obviously trying to downplay the situation, but when you talk to china, watchers, analysts, they disagree. in fact, i want to show you this bit of analysis from -- csis who tells us this, quote, the relationship is just a very, very dark place. the two sides do not find some way to put a floor underneath, unquote. analysts point out u.s. china ties are under strain, and there is very little window of opportunity ahead to put the floor in the relationship to reset this. this is the annual legislative meeting, that china hosts, and ch

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kristie, thank you so much for following for that. appreciate. >> now, switching gears here, powerful winter storms beginning to bear down on millions of people in the united states, moving from the west coast, the midwest and some states. unfortunately, you're gonna get hammered. california could suffer power outages in the coming days. and, later this week, blizzard conditions are expected in the twin cities and sleet in chicago that, unfortunately, will make travel nightmare. we're gonna bring our meteorologists, with billy ritz. i don't know what you're going to. say this storm really took severe consequences for a lot of states. >> absolutely. and you, know paula, on the other side of the state, or on the other side of the country, rather, we are dealing with record more. i mean, temperatures in the 90s across parts of florida. here we are, winter is not over yet. we have winter storm warnings and even blizzard warnings across parts of the northwest. and rolling across the northern plains and into the great lakes, winter storm wa

south dakota governor kristi noem also planning a number of high-profile speeches in the weeks aheadrun. francesca chambers is here with us right now, "usa today" white house correspondent. obviously, the momentum is building, and we are going to see more of this activity, but among these women in particular, it's getting a lot of interest, particularly the nikki haley run a week from today. what do you think? >> well, there will also be a potential split screen that day. you referred to kristi noem, who will be giving a series of high-profile speeches next week in washington, d.c., beginning on the same day that nikki haley plans to make her special announcement, which we are told is an announcement for a presidential bid, and then she will head to meet admittedly after that to the state of new hampshire, another critical battleground state, as well as a critical primary state, so nikki haley wasting no time after her announcement getting out there. >> neil: you know, it will be a crowded field. women or men in, it will be a lot, and i'm just wondering, what w will it rival the 2016

. >> and kristie lu stout is following the developments there hong kong. have we learned more about the circumstances in which this capsule was sent? why was it vulnerable to going missing in the first place and how was it tracked down? >> reporter: an investigation is under way to find out just that because this type of event given this is a highly regulated area of expertise to handle radioactive materials, this is a very unusual event, but it happened, it was lost, and it has been found. this tiny potentially deadly capsule was missing in australia, missing for six days, but this radioactive would people have been calling needle in a haystack was thankfully found on the great northern highway just two meters or about 6 feet from the side of the road. the department of fire and emergency services, they broke the news on twitter. and they said the dfes coordinated search efforts for radioactive capsule have been successful, locating the object after amazing teamwork. and the search took place in a stretch of the australian highway that is roughly the side

kristie lu stout reports. >> reporter: this is one of the last places on the planet where you still have to wear a mask. but after almost three years of both indoor and outdoor use in public, hong kong is finally dropping the mandate. i still have to wear it today because the mandate is not fully scrapped until wednesday march 1. the top leader made the announcement tuesday. >> in order to give people a very clear message that hong kong is resuming normalcy, i think that this is the right time to make this decision. >> reporter: for much of the past three years, they and their neighbor macao have followed the policy. macao dropped their restrictions on monday. and face masks they say have played an important role if reducing transmission. but now that most people have been advavaccinated, the legal mandate is now past due and they can determine on their own whether they want to wear one or not. this is coming after the government dropped its hello hong kong campaign to bring back tourists and international businesspeople and starting wednesday they can breathe easy with the mask mandate

kristie lu stout is following the developments. this statement i think it was on saturday that president xi jinping might be introducing a so-called peace plan shortly and they want european leaders to get behind it. where is chooin at the moment on the conflict? it seems as if they are gearing up to greater involvement. >> china looks to have it both ways. they like to position themselves as a international peace makmakes maker, but it continues to maintain this relationship with russia, continuing to buy energy softening the below low for the sanctions. and we heard from the ministry of foreign affairs about the agenda of the visit saying this is an opportunity for both sides to exchange views on the relationship and discuss issues. and this is also at a time of deepening tense between the united states and china of course the chinese balloon and the war in ukraine. last week secretary of state antony blinken warned about consequences if china was to go ahead and buy material support for russia and monday china fired back. listen

kevin liptak is in warsaw, and kristie lu stout is in hong kong and clare sebastian is here with me in london. let's go to kevin. another very busy significant day in europe for mr. biden. >> reporter: yeah, and the president will be meeting in a couple hours with the leaders from a group of nato allies along the eastern flank. president biden certain to reinforce his message from yesterday that the u.s. remains committed to this alliance which he described as the most consequential in american history. of course nato has been r reinvigorated by this crisis in ukraine. but the other aim for president biden and over the course of his entire trip in europe this week is stealing his allies for what is to come in ukraine. this is a more complex phase that we're entering as russia prepares for an offensive and as ukraine looks to regain territory that it has lost. president biden really looking to warn his allies, to brace his allies for what will be in his words some dark days ahead. and so as he returns to washington, that is really the question that remains looming over this entire confl

kristie lu stout joins us in hong kong.oncerned about as they watch the trials happen? >> reporter: first some context here, this case, bianca, concerns the hong kong 47 which is a group of 47 pro-democracy activists who have been charged with the conspiracy to commit subversion which is a very serious crime here under the international security law, in fact, it's punishable by up to life in prison. and this trial, a landmark trial, it begins today. this is the largest national security trial to take place here in the territory since beijing and imposed sweeping legislation in the wake of the 2019 anti-government hong kong protests. among the 47 who are on trial, you have very prominent bigs like joshua wong and bennie tai and claudia lo. they represent those who pleaded guilty, 16 other are pleading, pleading not guilty, including a former journalist, gwyneth ho. they're accused of participating in an unofficial vote that took place in july 2020. hong kong had hosted a similar event without incident in 2018, but when this

in the house we can get to. >> reporter: the simple solution would be to chop the trees down, but kristi and tim are finding out how hard that is to do legally in a city named after these very trees. >> these are our trees and another person is telling us they have to stay standing here ready to crush somebody. >> it feels un-american to me. it f■eels like ommunist russia to me. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: the root of the problem lies where the roots were planted. >> they were planted under the wires. >> reporter: they were spaced out only 7 feet apart, which led it to crowding. as the trees grew, limbs were sought off by the utility company to not interfere with the wires, so the trees in a lopsided. some of them visibly lean toward the house and the repeated pruning could have exposed them to diseases. >> in 2018, we had them inspected by professional arborists and they were declared unsafe and needed to come down. >> reporter: last month, they played for another opinion and he agreed the trees were dangerous but the couple's removal applications have been denied twice. the city has

. >> and kristie lu stout is joining us from hong kong with more.ha one of the elements that confuses me, simultaneously, we're having reports that possibly many of these balloons could have been missed by countries around the world but also that china may have intended to send a message to the united states with this airship or surveillance balloon to indicate that they are not going to shy away from competition. what is your assessment? >> reporter: in china ministry of foreign affairs briefing did address that and all the assertions you laid out from the u.s. state department as well as the pentagon. and they also addressed the interview job gave to pbs news hour in which he said that the shooting tdown of the balloon dd not make the their relations worse. but a lot dispute that and they don't see a window of opportunity opening up near term for reset. earlier today at the ministry of foreign affairs briefing, we heard the spokeswoman again insist that this chinese balloon was a civilian aircraft that blew off course, the united states of course

kristie lu stout has more. >> reporter: a fashion model and mother brutally murdered in hong kong inshockwaves through the usually safe city. the 28-year-old was a well-known social media influencer with more than 100,000 followers on instagram who just weeks ago appeared on the digital cover of a luxury magazine. she was reported missing on wednesday. friday police say pieces of her body were found in a refrigerator in a northern district and they also found a meat slicer and an electric saw. later police discovered a head, ribs and hair in a soup pot. >> as i said unfortunately there is a hole on the right side rear. pathologist believe that that should be the fatal attack on the victim. >> reporter: police arrested abby choi's ex-husband on suspicion of murder. they caught him at a pier. reports that he appeared here at the magistrate's court on monday along with his father and brother, they are all accused of murder. and all four denied bail. over the weekend, authorities launched a massive search operation to track down the rest of the model's remains. they deployed more than 10

but at the beginning i stayed with -- i really stayed with either my brother randy and his wife kristy or i stayed with my brother john and his wife lizzie, and basically at that time buster was doing -- excuse me. buster was -- buster worked for wild wing at that time, and they had been so kind to him and gave him -- he was -- they let him be off just for a ridiculous amount of time, they were so good to him, so he stayed with me. when he had to go back to work, he would stay at my brother john and lizzie's because it was close, so i would stay with randy and kristy in hampton when buster was there, i would almost always go to john and lizzie's when buster was there. i would go to john and lizzie's sometimes when buster wasn't there, but i was -- johnny parker, one of my partners had a guesthouse. his mother-in-law had lived in when she was sick that's really -- it's right at the foot of randy's drive. it's 100 yards, 70 yards from randy's house, and i was going to move into -- i was going to move into that house until we figured out where i could live. so i have clothes there. i had

let's bring in kristie lu stout live in hong kong. so this is the working theory. what are we learning? >> it is really interesting. sources say that u.s. intelligence is looking into whether xi jinping the chinese leader was not aware of the order to send the about aen look, but they are not only looking into him, but china's military leadership including high level leaders in the air force. we know investigations are under way. and we've also been closely monitoring beijing's ever-changing messaging and its strategy about communicating about the balloon. initially it 1kexpressed regret but then the rhetoric hardened after the balloon was shot town, accusing the u.s. of o overreacting.town, accusing the u.s. of overreacting. and now bay i didn't think is tryi beijing is trying to deflect away toward america's security practices.i didn't think is beijing is trying to deflect away toward america's security practices. state run tab employed says that t tabloid is saying that it is ridiculous for a country to use a balloon it play up the china threat and confusing the

kristie lu stout is monitoring this trip. what do we know about this meet something. >> reporter: china's top diplomat has been meeting already with sergey lavrov the foreign minister of russia. we saw the photograph shared on telegram by a russian foreign minister spokesman showing the two smiling and shaking hands and we just learned from the kremlin that he will soon meet with vladimir putin, that meeting to take place in less than an hour from now. but during that meeting from lavrov, we heard interesting words from wang yi, he doubled down on the china-russia relationship. he said, quote, no matter how the international political landscape changes, china is willing to maintain and up hold the good government of our new type of major power relations with russia. and of course that relationship under major scrutiny. last week secretary of state antony blinken warned wang yi of consequences should china go forward and supply materials to russia for its ongoing conflict in ukraine. china is not cdoing that. but china and rus

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. >> kristie lu stout is joining me live from honk con. a hong kong. we heard president biden.iew u.s. president biden said the u.s. shooting down the chinese balloon did not make u.s./china relationships worse, but a number of china observers would disagree. u.s./china relations are under strain and there is no apparent window of opportunity for a reset in the near future. pretty soon china will be preoccupied with the national peoples congress which is going to kick off in early march. and the u.s. house speaker is reportedly planning a visit to taiwan which if and when that happens it will provoke the ire of beijing. we heard from the minister of foreign affairs and they said that the balloon is a civilian vessel that blew off course but the united states say it was a spy craft and part of a wider surveillance operation that spanned multiple continents. let's bring up the statement for you from beijing, the u.s. side claims this balloon is part of a fleet of aircraft. i do not know that i think that that may be part of the u.s. side of the information and public opinion warf

kristie lu stout is with us.hey were warning the public if you come across it, don't touch it. >> and it is tiny, potentially deadly, it has been missing in western australia for six days. but it has been found. this radioactive needle in a haystack was discovered earlier today, 11:13 local time just two meters from the road. the search took place in a stretch of the australian highway that is about the size of the coastline of california. and they did it very slowly. they swept the area with these vehicles that had these specialized radiation detectors onboard and drove slowly up and down the highway in both directions at only 30 miles per hour. as for the size of the pellet, i want to quickly show this graphic to you. super, super tiny. it's just about the size of the tip of my pen, yet they managed to find it. >> unbelievable. >> i'm surprised it was lost in the first place, but glad it was found. kristie lou stout, thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

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. >> kristi noem. >> kristi noem. >> who is your man. >> donald trump. >> and woman. >> trump. >> brianp and nikki haley. >> donald trump and nikki haley. >> brian: so far a lot of donald trump. i see governor desantis what about president desantis. >> i like it. i like it. >> brian: who is your pick? >> oh, gosh, i don't know. trump or desantis, i'm either/or. >> brian: right in the middle. who are you pumped up for. >> i'm super pumped. >> we need break from election, election. it goes from one to the other. it's getting exciting. we know nikki haley is. in we know vivek ramaswamy is in. and we also know that it looks like mike pence, mike pompeo, and so many others are poised to jump, in including governor ron desantis whose book is out today. he will be on a little bit later. that's the latest from the metro diner. thanks so much for coming out. after this we go out to the patio and see who else is here and how they are lined up outside. that's the latest from ponte vedra in beautiful northern florida ♪ i need to get myself away from this place ♪ what a contest ♪ i could use a littl

the only other female name being dropped as a potential contender is kristi noem of south dakota.ook at all these others. ron desantis, tim scott, mike pence, mike pompeo, glenn youngkin, chris sununu, many others. it's early, it could be a crowded field, but what is the loyalty to trump when many of these trump loyalists could now be contenders? stuart: well, the fight has started. lauren: i know. stuart: i see red red ink for the market when it opens. coming up, four-star air force general predicts the u.s. will be at war with china by 2025. listen to what former secretary of state pompeo said about that. roll it. >> xi jinping is watching for american weakness, he's watching for an absence of resolve, and if he sees opportunity, he will seize that very opportunity. stuart: retired navy seal officer jocko willink will be here later today. >>> president biden spent the afternoon in new york city yesterday, but he completely ignored the migrant crisis. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis pins the blame on the president. she's here to sound off next. ♪ so close yet so far awa

south dakota's republican governor kristi noem signed a bill on monday that bans gender-affirming healthr, including hormone treatment. the move was quickly condemned by lgbtq groups south dakota's law comes shortly after utah passed a similar measure in january >>> the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences looking back nearly a year after will smith's slap rocked the oscar awards show, janet yang said the academy's response was inadequate and that the academy needs to be fully transparent and accountbling in their actions. smith apologized and he was banned from attending for ten years. >>> the california lottery announced they will reveal who bought the winning ticket worth $2.04 billion in los angeles county last november and while the winner's name will be revealed, the person will not be there having declined the opportunity to appear publicly and i do not blame them. >> got everything lined up and hopefully fend people off who are wanting a piece of t >> oh, yeah. >>> looking to move on from an ex this v day? >>> and if you like it, you shouldn't put a ring on it the new tre

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about is as soon as to resume this will be to on i want to probably much about it more than model. kristi barton, not korea funnel with dorn lesson. ah. 2 welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry aku and were speaking with doctor. so let dreyfus, she's a professor, journalist activist and the founder and executive director of the enjo blue print for free speech. welcome back dr. dreyfus and want to ask you about financing. so many whistleblower organizations here in the u. s. have big plans but small budgets, they mean well and indeed they help a lot of people but they just don't have the budgets necessary to make a major impact on things like legislation. i know that blueprint partners with other organizations to get projects done. you also have had success with foundations around the world. can you tell us about some of your partnerships? yeah, i mean we, we are almost all of our funding is done on a project spaces because we don't have an endowment and, and it is hard, you're scraping and applying for grants around competitive grant rounds every day. you know, i will get off

so the upshot is, if the polls are accurate, the kristi and democrats are very much on the upswing here. which mirrors, it must be said also the way the national opinion polls have been going for some considerable time. so what does this mean then at the national level? will the interesting thing is that all manner of different newspapers, magazines, and other articles, people writing about the selection of said that all national parties have been eyeing this election specifically because it's the 1st one. since the german government decided to allow its tanks to be used in ukraine against russian forces by ukrainians, of course, and what impact might that have? well, it seems quite clear that the conservative opponents of the federal government and the state government here have done very well indeed up 10 percent. that is a seismic change them, but it may not be enough. what it does though, is that it certainly will in boulder and it will give support power as it were in some senses, to the conservative opponents of the national government for them to be able to look at berlin and say

i like your view, my chima, a boston model, kristie, but i'm not covering front up with dawn last last you know, ah, welcome back. here on the $360.00 today we're going to be discussing the phenomenon of a serial killer obsessions. we're joined by a couple we produce a documentary on sexual abuse in the military and their insights into the world of serial rapists and murderers. welcome back, michael and matthews. you know, for the survivors of sexual assault and i've attempted murders. how does healing happen? well, i can see so myself as the wife of a survivor, i got my own counseling. i reached out to support groups on line. there were some female, better groups that were very welcoming to me. and as a clinician myself, i think there are a lot more resources now than there used today with respect to sexual assault, per se, whether it's the re crisis center or groups online. you don't even have to leave your house. you can just zoom just like we're doing right now, so there are a lot more resources for people. and i think that's the 1st step to healing, which is being able to tell ano

let's please welcome the honorable governor kristi noem. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. lieutenant governor roden, mr. speaker, members of the house and senate, chief justice of jensen supreme court justices constitutional officers and my fellow south dakotans. the south dakota state constitution requires the governor to begin each legislative session by giving the legislature information concerning the affairs of the state, and recommending the measures he considers necessary. notice i didn't say she. the constitution doesn't say she, and maybe we should fix that sometime. [applause] it's also the perfect time for me to come before you to let you know that i and a brand-new grandmother. i have a new grandbaby. [applause] his name is branch bryon come he's named after his grandfather. he was eight pounds nine ounces, and i was thinking this morning about our family and how many challenges we go through, , how many good times and how i feel them at times yet branch is a reminder that we have new beginnings, that we have hope for the future. help at all of us ca

kristi is in charge of our protections unit. last year also was similar. >> this is a large change between baseline as well. we're also going from may 2022. mr. swagel: i wanted to say that to make sure everyone can hear. two things, last year the last time we did this report was may 2022 and at that time there's also a large swing in the tenure deficit. that's one. number two, we usually do this report three times a year. we do an update, in the past january, march or april update, then late summer. last year because of the timing of legislation we just did it in may. that's why there is a large change because it's just one time. please. reporter: associated press. maybe this is an answer for that medicare user report but can the numbers today give any indication about the solvency basis of social security and medicare? mr. swagel: it does. that is one thing we do have today. the news and report is that the social security solvency date, the exhaustive dates is now within the budget window. it has moved up to 2032. that it's re

kristi noem backs his claim saying she is drafting her own legislation to keep china from buying landmask through a relationship that really is a trojan horse relationship to allow cattle and controlled and influenced by the chinese communist party. >> i have a bill to ban china from buying up farmland, china would love to set up shop next door and conduct surveillance on the platform. we'll make sure our land stays under the united states control. >> ashley: as of 2020, the ccp owns 1 billion of u.s. land. ford motor will launch the battery plant in michigan. >> todd: that is unconscionable. president biden addressing the objects shot down over our country. >> president biden: we don't know what the three objects were, nothing right now suggests they are related to china spy balloon program or they were surveillance from any other country. they were likely balloons tied to private companies or research institutions. >> todd: illinois group says one object may have been their $12 balloon, not a typo, $12. price of air force missile used to shoot it down $400,000. >> ashley: jonathan g

. >> i am kristi peters with the federation of republican women. you talked about your time with you in. how was that and other experiences have prepared you for international policy you would need to work through as president? haley: the united nation is not for the faint of heart. every day i walked through the door it felt like you were putting on body armor. you knew you were going to have a come -- you knew you were going to have a fight that day, you just didn't know the country you were going to have to fight. the biggest thing i think it's really important is what i just did with this gentleman. what i learned when i was being bullied on that playground, was when my mom told me your job is to show people how you are similar, not how you're different. when you first have a challenge, if you first talk about the things you agree on, everybody can settle down, and then you can talk about how to get to the solution. when i was at the united nations, one of the things we did, we passed the largest sanction against north korea in a generation. in

kristy senior vice president of human resources for ea sween. mr. garcia chief executive officer of help supply u.s. mr. jonathon that'llly president and chief executive office, officer of keyon and work around clock to produce these successes and they're hering to here tonis and gentlemen we thank you all for making 2022 a record-breaking year in south carolina. and this year let's do it again! [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you last year presented numerous dmarnlings the people of south carolina including those resulting from the misguided and unconstitutional policies in the biden administration such as dramatic inflation and sharp interest rate hikes. left unchecked, run away federal spending has created the speck tore of a recession on our horizon and yet i am confident about the future of our state, because i have faith in the people and in those they elected to represent them in this general assembly. and i'm excited to renew our successful partnership one based on working together through collaboration, communication, and cooper

colorado mom kristi carlton says her son's toy, battery-powered have a board, exploded in their homes able to get it outside into the snow but firefighters had to break it apart to put out the fire. >> i went back outside and have not called 911 yet because i thought i had gotten the flames taken care of. as i was taking a video of it it exploded again. then went on to explode again. i feel like i bought my son a bomb for his birthday? >> the consumer product safety commission says there were at least 208 fires or overheating incidents from 2,020 one through 2,022. 19 of those were fatal. fire safety experts say there is little time to escape. >> if they are to get an extinction, by the time they come back chances are it is already untenable and they are not going to have an impact. >> reporter: back out here on scene, things are pretty loud, fdny arrived to do more processing at the brooklyn building behind me which went up in flames tuesday morning. experts recommend buying safety tested batteries, follow manufacturer's instructions. for larger items, charge them outside if you can

. >> and kristie lu stout is following this from hong kong as well. and they came out with a position paper, didn't they, china, on ukraine but they didn't call it an invasion and that is what people are picking up on. >> because at the end of the day, china wants to present itself as this responsible international peace maker while maintaining the no limits alliance with russia as it refuses to condemn the invasion of ukraine. and on this anniversary, this first anniversary of the war in ukraine, they have release this 12 point position paper on bringing about a political settlement calling for the ending of hostilihostility, end unilateral sanctions and resumption of peace talks but it doesn't give a concrete map forward. we heard a comment from the eu delegation in china said that this paper is just that, it is only paper, it is not a peace plan. but we also heard from china calling it as a good sign and urged china to do, quote, everything to end the war in ukraine. earlier we heard these very interesting comments from a senior official at the u.s

cnn's kristie lu stout is joining us from hong kong. i guess it depends on what they discover from the wreckage. >> reporter: and i want to share with you comments we just got from beijing, china saying that debris from this balloon does not belong to the united states, this according to the ministry of foreign affairs who just spoke, china insists that this was a civilian investigational that blew off course. the u.s. state department overnight says that explanation rings hollow and it was used for s spycraft and that it had propellers and an aerial rutter which gave it limited maneuverability. earlier china condemned the u.s. shooting down its balloon with a u.s. fighter plane calling it an overreaction and also that it reserves the right to do a similar situation but didn't elaborate. earlier today they say the debris belongs to china. and she said that the airship is china's, and she goes on to say that the united states should have handled it properly in a calm professional nonforceful manner, but its insistence on using force is a

his reaction here kristi pou poulin's national anthem. take a -- chris stapleton's national anthem.look. ♪ ♪ >> todd: tried to put yourself into mind-set of him. you've worked your entire life to reach this point and you have visualized this moment hearing our national anthem while you are on the field coaching a team in the super bowl. i think all those emotions came to the floor and an absolutely beautiful moment and underscores what the national anthem means to us. it is not just representation of our nation. it meant so much more because of what it represents and what it should represent to every american. >> ashley: when you see a grown man like this at the super bowl about to coach his team, whether they win or lose, it takes a lot to get to that point. it takes a lot of dedication come a lot of time, a lot of effort to come a lot of heart but it so humbling to see to have something move a grown man to tears. i get chills every time i see it, obviously, i moved on twitter and social media, but it really, like you said, brings home the national anthem and what it means to ameri

joe: that is right, you don't hear of any other women saying they are going to run, except maybe kristin announced overtime, can you say his name? shank, culture warrior while msnbc -- can you say this name, too? >> i don't care to. >> todd: mehti hassan. bill maher is a conservative as much as i am playing for the knicks. >> joe: tough loss for the knicks. i was silly enough to stay up -- you are the center. bill maher is seen as too far right because he doesn't tow the party line like the folks you mentioned. he is unpredictable. ever seen howard stern's "private parts," one scene the program played by giomati, he hates stern. a, maetting guy comes in and says average stern listener listens for an hour and a half to see what he is going to say next. what about the people that hate stern? they listen 3-1/2 hours, i want to hear what he has to say next. bill maher makes him unpredictable and you want to hear what he says next. >> ashley: good forhim, i have to get to this, favorite topic with you joe, senator bernie sanders has upcoming speaking event for "it's okay to be angry about ca

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kristina kristi kristina parsenevelos is here with us.s global stock sent soaring, the stock is now trading at 16.33 and now for the other deal we could see the ftc step in to block intercontinental exchanges $13 billion takeover deal for mortgageth mortgage data company fwlooikt sh >> thanks very much. >>> the war on share buybacks drawing in a major new player to defend that practice only the world's most famous investor warren buffet writing when you were told that all repurchases are harmful to the shareholders or the country or particularly beneficial particularly to ceos you're listening to an economic it literal or devil-tongued dem gag. joining me now is jimp lavin that will and the author of "stock buybacks, the true story. you literally wrote the story, what is the truth? >> the truth is more complicated than what the politicians care to understand. some of the buybacks are actually associated with stock employee compensation plans so when they pay employees in stocks they are trying to avoid dilution the tax legislation that i'

cnn's kristie lu stout joins us live from hong kong. seasoned politicians in this group? what exactly are they accused of? >> yeah, this group is called hong kong 47. a group of 47 pro-democracy activists, and they weren't charged with conspiracy to commit subversion which is a very serious chime under the national security law here in hoong congress. it's punishable by up to life in prison and the trial begins today. now, this is the largest national security trial to take place since beijing imposed sweeping security legislation in the wake of the 2019 anti-government protests. among the 47 you have highly recognized figures like the activist joshua wong, as well as the leerl scholar, the former professor benny tai. and claudia lo. they were pleaded not guilty, among the 16 who have pleaded not guilty have you have a former journalist named gwyneth ho. hong kong had previously held a similar exercise back in 2018 without incident. but when this 2020 vote took place, the liaison office which is china's top office in hong kong said it w

kristie lu stout is in hong kong, claire sebastian in londo. and first we'll go to melissa bell in kyiv. what is the atmosphere like the day before this anniversary? >> reporter: here in ukraine, people very much preparing for the worse but hoping that the russians simply don't have the ability to mount the kind of new offensive or renewed offend is i have that some are fearing. ukrainian authorities have been warning that they fear there may be some kind of symbolic action to mark that one year anniversary, special preparations being made in areas around kherson and kharkiv, some of those areas where the counteroffensive have proved so effective and remain under pressure. things like people being encouraged or allowed to stay at home if they feel nervous from today and through to the 25th, but also even as authorities are warning that some humanitarian aid may be slowed, things like payments through post offices may not be possible. they are keeping those invincibility points going where people can charge up their phones, get warm if they need

kristie lu stout is live in hog kong. i guess this is a 12 point position paper. it doesn't call it a war, long on general diplomatic principles. but what do you make of this some. >> yeah, china is trying to present itself as a responsible super power and international peace maker while maintaining this no limits relationship with russia and refusing to condemn the invasion of ukraine. and on this first anniversary of the war in ukraine, china's ministry of foreign affairs earlier today released a 12 point position paper on a political settlement for the crisis in ukraine and in this paper, it calls for the ending of hostilities, ending of unilateral sanctions and resumption of peace talks but no concrete roadmap going forward. and we got an interesting response earlier from the head of the eu delegation who said that this paper is just that, a piece of paper, it is not a peace plan. but shars due fair of china urging to do everything to end the war in ukraine. and i want to show you one more time the comment talking about why it was put forward. we heard this sa