lu zhi is a conservation biologist at peking university.she's been working with tibetans in this area for many years. translator: during the 1990s, when i went to the tibetan area for the first time, i saw something that really surprised me. there was a lot of logging going on, but in some areas, the wild animals were not afraid of people. and there were very old trees, 600 or 700 years old. the ancient forest was preserved. i asked the local people how is this possible? people said this is our sacred mountain. this was a big shock to me. just the concept of sacred mountain was good enough to preserve the resources. it's more powerful than the law or the preaching of scientists. today the system is still functioning. in the core area, nothing should be touched. then in a broader area, killing is not allowed. no living beings should be harmed. we did a survey on birds, and we discovered that wherever the belief in sacred mountains is strong, there is greater biodiversity. so this shows scientifically the environmental value of sacred mountai

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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

. >> 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 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

it's a wide lu opportunities offensive.ls have told cnn that in some areas there are troops that are kritly support of munitions and throughout the country, it's the largest missile barrage in months targeting civilian infrastructure including this thermal plant. the city hit 1 times in one hour. russian cruise missiles struck the power grid. the immense power of this strike throwing a car on to the roof of a house. we are not humans, says the russians. i don't know what they are thinking about when they are doing this, when they press the buttons and shell civilians. the ukraines say they brought down 61 of the 70 missiles fired. enough to limit damage to the power supply. as sirens blared, thousands of people in the capital kyiv took to the subway shelters to run businesses and take classes. it's a well-practiced routine. the churn may not be comfortable, says this teacher, but since september the alarms have been so frequent thaw got used to classes in the metro. in the skies above, the war against russia's missiles and

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

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. >> 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

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

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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

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

. >> 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

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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

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these food stuffs are best not eaten. british artist, you mang lu, created them with a needle and thread i think our food has their own character. for example, like him, my baby berkeley i made, i want to let people feel relaxing and it felt really peaceful. and for example, like my fide ag, it's really energized say can warn, so i wanna transfer all of their fillings to my audiences. so the idea of food inspired embroidery came to her over breakfast and 2020. and the series embroidered edibles was born. she posts the finished works on instagram. our goal is to create $301.00 pieces and total. it's actually really good kiva. a 301 a is a computer language is of, it's like something like great direction. so at that time, it's a new direction. you mang lou, who's originally from the chinese region, you know, i studied at the london school of bashing to day. she lives in bristol, england. she takes her inspiration from the culture and landscapes of both countries. i went to a dolly, it's a by minority re jane china. so i went to a par. can i met the locos, who was doing the amazing punch na

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