most people think the wall street journal is reliable and consistent newsroom. as a case to be made there and editorial side not so much. the same loan to fox news, there's no trouble lying, it die pass on the story. so it happen? ended up at the post the way you treat gossipy pulling in and out of hotels, right? that is where it ran. the issue there is did not provide any editorial guide to the posted self is not credible to stand on its own authority. is not suppressed though it stopped engaging onto the only thing twitter did the right seee the greatest evidence of a conspiracy and a hoax would say that one story as it existed, were not going to allow that to be distributed are oblique policy but i would point out there were claims in there conveniently but had been dropped. it was not like the story itself the original story has not held water all the way through. parts of it have been there was a laptop that has not been cloned and half dozen times that are circulating. there's never been a verification of the event of the material that is in there. when i

this is why the newsrooms get leaked and a lot of times they say we are not publishing this because itno isn't in the public interest or itst unsubstantiatd or it's a matter of private information and they make those assessments and you're right. they operate from a baseline set of standards but if they are able to strike the balance between trust it will give them more attention and as long as they adhere to some standards in theory their reputations will grow. that's what keeps them competitive with each other but i agree it is a part of this and i think it's good that there is a little bit of a filter of balancingg out is this worth the risk. >> host: doug, independent. good morning. >> a couple of questions. first when he said we are a pro-choice country. individuals have varying opinions and individuals make that choice. i understand the comment -- many would say abortion is wrong and is murder and do not feel that we are a pro-choice country so i wonder what the basis is for saying we are a pro-choice country. >> we are a pro-choice country even people that don't like abortion and

welcome to kqed newsroom.june 7, san francisco voters will determine whether the city's top prosecutor will keep his job or be recalled. those who want to remove district attorney from office say his policies are too soft on crime and that san francisco has become unsafe. but many who support him say that he is being blamed unfairly for car break-ins, theft and overdoses. and that a recall will not solve the problems. he joins me now. welcome, thank you for being here. let's talk about what is going on and some cisco because there is this feeling by many that it is unsafe, that crime is rampant and the problems need to be fixed. you are one piece of that puzzle. you are not the whole thing. if you had a magic wand, what would you say it would take? the time, the money, the collaboration, what needs to happen to help people feel safe? >> there is nothing more important to me and my office been making san francisco safe and making sure everyone feel safe in their home, in their neighborhood, everywhere in our am

you are live in the cnn newsroom live on this sunday.and we're following several major news stories for you in the next two hours, starting in florida, where a suspected case of monky pox is detected. families are forced to ration supplies. >>> meantime, cnn is traveling with president biden in asia, where there are concerns north korea could stage another nuclear test during his trip. >>> and pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman more determined than ever to flip a senate seat for democrats of being discharged from the hospital. >>> plus, johnny depp set to take the stand again in the defamation trial against his ex-wife amber heard. >>> and this just into cnn, the biden administration accepts a second flight equipment with 114 pellets to washington dulles airport. the exact timing will be announced later. earlier today, to the first shipment landed in indianapolis carrying 35 tons of precious baby formula. so it's a very specific and specialized formula, meant only for children with certain severe allergies. and that means none

they masquerade like newsrooms that use the benefit that people have and trust in newsrooms and are -- were publishing things they knew were at fault, or like some groups that pop up now, they do sting operations. they release either heavily edited, absurd versions of what they had. the right-wing echo chamber echoes it. when you dig into it, it turns out they overhyped it or the reports aren't there. that is not journalism. that is a problem. as long as it has standards, people will immediately say, who makes the standards? they do it for plumbers, electricians. i am a critic. that is my job. i have plenty of things to criticize journalists for, even things i agree with them with. there -- this is a profession. it is not people popping off. the challenge we have, this is the challenge journalists have had, too. because they cared about the trust they have, one of the things that took place as a result of these concert -- disconcerted attack, even though the evidence doesn't back that up, oftentimes, they and r. kelly themselves against the critiques that they are bias or in the tanks

this is "cnn newsroom." >> live from atlanta, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> u.s. president joe biden is expected to land in south korea next hour to begin his very first asia trip as president. he'll spen most of the weekend in the country holding talks with the new south korean president before heading to japan, where he'll be meeting with japan's prime minister as well as indian and australian leaders. officials say the trip to asia comes later in his presidency than he might have liked, but biden plans to, in his words, quote, affirm the importance of our indo-pacific alliances. cnn's kivevin liptak is live fr seoul. it's taken a while for him to make his first trip in his presidency. >> he is certainly coming over later than his recent predecessor, and probably a little later than he would have liked to. president biden has tried to make asia a center of his foreign policy, just like president obama did. just like president trump did. but he has been stymied somewhat by these other foreign crises like ukraine, like the withdrawal from afghanistan. so this is r

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this is kqed newsroom. this week san francisco, twitter accepted elon musk to buy the company later says he wants to take the techfrom private and promote more free speech on the platform. joining me now is the chief of marketwatch, jeremy owens, thank you for joining us. >> the heavenly. >> this week after this was announced that he was going to have the plan to take over and it was accepted, elon musk went on twitter which seems to be one of his natural habitats and criticized the senior twitter executives which led to some of the musk supporters piling on and criticizing and really harassing these executives as well, seems like there is a lot of consternation about what the musket takeover would mean for public discourse. what are you hearing? what are you hearing from employees here at twitter? >> i think employees are the same as everybody else that watches elon on twitter. they want to know what is a truth and what is a troll and what is his attempt to get people out, right? the free-speech rhetoric h

you're live in the cnn newsroom. ch >>> it's memorial day weekend, a time to honor men and women who died served in military. this year the nation approaches this holiday in grief and shock after two horrific mass shootings over the last two weeks. tomorrow, president biden will travel to uvalde, texas to mourn with the community heartbroken by tuesday's massacre. 19 children, mere 4th graders slaughtered along with their two teachers. today in buffalo, new york, vice president kamala harris attended the funeral of ruth wlhitfield. she's the last to be buried. >> i cannot even begin to express our collective ive pain nation for what you're feeling in such an extreme way. to not only lose someone that you love but through an act of extreme violence and hate. i do believe that our nation, right now is experiencing an epidemic of hate. >> in texas, stunned parents are planning funerals for their children. there's also growing outrage over the bungled police response. more than one hour passed between the first 911 call

i am priya david clemens, join me on kqed newsroom, where we explore the state of our state. coming up next, here, on kqed 9, or of the pbs app. >>> tonight on kqed newsroom, and update on the current rising covid-19 cases. dr. bob walker joins us and talks about his own close call with the virus. plus, in the category of the rich keep getting richer, j david mcswain shares his investigation in the pandemic profiteering, which meant hundreds of new billionaires. and what is in the multimillion dollar package to bolster reproductive health services that governor newsom just announced? look at the week's big political and budget news. >>> can you guess where we are headed for something beautiful? it is a place where people can turn trash into treasure. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco this friday, may 13th. hello and welcome to kqed newsroom. i am scott shafer in for priya david clemens. it is been a while since we started the show with a discussion of covid-19, but the pandemic has never been far from any of our minds. covid infections are flaring up again

and welcome to our viewers joining us in the u.s., and all around the world, you are watching cnn newsroom. just ahead, u.s. president biden is in tokyo boosting ties with allies, and strategizing about how to counter china. we are live in tokyo with the latest. we will take you live to the latest on russia's devastating war in ukraine. the morning, the loss, and the effort to rebuild. plus the first batch of much- needed baby formula has landed in america with more on the way but, the problem is far from solved. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. we begin in japan where u.s. president joe biden is making a hard push for strengthening economic alliances as he tackles the second leg of a high-stakes diplomatic tour in asia. earlier mister biden wrapped up a meeting with japanese prime minister, during their meeting, mister biden endorsed japan's plan to bolster its defense capabilities as it keeps a wary eye on china's growing military footprint. the two leaders also affirmed their commitment to the indo pacific economic framewo

. ♪ >>> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with john vause. >> the u.s.resident will travel to buffalo, new york in the coming hours to meet with families and victims of the latest shooting, the 18-year-old accused of the attack. the gunman opened fire in a super market killing ten people, traveled 200 miles to a a black neighborhood two months ago. he was there carrying out the event. he was heavily armed and wearing tactical gear and a camera live streaming his rampage. authorities say the super market was not his only target. had he not been stopped, the tragedy would have been much worse. >> many more people would have been killed or eniinjured if th buffalo police did not get to scene as quickly. they were able to subdue him and take him into custody without incident and protect the surrounding neighborhood. >> the scene of the massacre has the highest population. before he set out, he posted a statement online describing himself on the rampage. >> stanley is overcome with emotions. >> we are not just hurt, we are angry and mad. this should not have

live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. with rosemary church. >> today marks one week since 21 innocent lives were cut short by a gunman who opened fire inside an elementary school in uvalde texas. in the hours ahead, the first funeral will be held in the devastated community. one day after grieving family gathered for visitations or two of the young victims. more visitation and funerals are planned in the week ahead. but some of the 19 students and two teachers killed in the horrific shooting. but amid the grief, there is growing anger over the police response. as the justice department to repair first a lot to review a law enforcement actions. cnn's, adrian bowed, us has more. >> we are now getting our first glimpse at some of the information relate to officers outside. robb elementary. school as a massacre was unfolding on the inside. abc news obtained a portion of video that appears to be audio from one 9-1-1 operator relaying information from a child inside the classroom. >> you have a child -- he is in the room for. b

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." and just ahead, the white house walks back joe biden's promise the u.s. would intervene militarily if china attacks taiwan, causing confusion and concern ahead of a summit between the u.s., japan, australia, and india. >>> revenge fantasy. of all the primary races across the u.s., it's the state of georgia where donald trump wants a win for his endorsed candidates. >>> and a love triangle turns into tragedy. an elite cyclist is dead and u.s. marshals now looking for the woman accused of murdering her. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with john vause. >>> right now, the second in-person summit of the quad this year is under way in tokyo. leaders of this informal alliance between the u.s., japan, australia, and india, will soon head into a working lunch and then one-on-one meetings after that. just a day earlier, the u.s. president launched a new partnership aimed at boosting trade ties with several asia-pacific countries, all part of a push to bolster u.s. alliances in

you are live in the cnn "newsroom" on this sunday. we're following breaking news right now out of orange county, california. a shooting at a church has left one dead and four critically wounded. according to officials there. at least one person has been detained. we were in los angeles following the latest. i know there's not a lot of details coming in right now, but what do we know so far? >> as you mention not a lot of details unfortunately we know that this is another shooting this weekend. thankfully there is one person in custody. we know authorities have a weapon. but unfortunately at least one person has already died. the sheriffs department tweeting out some details. i want to read the latest tweets which says. they received a call of a shooting inside a church at 1:26 p.m. four victims has been critically wounded. one with minor injuries. all victims are adults and in route to the hospital. one victim is deceased at the scene. that was their latest tweet. we know there was emergency personnel at the church trying to help the

. >> you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. we begin in south korea where the south korean president and american president met. it is joe biden's first trip to asia as commander in chief. they said both nations are committed to peace and stability in the region, but there are challenges. >> translator: a long-standing mission of dee nuclearizing north korea as well as supply chain realignment. climate change, democracy in crisis and numerous other new challenges confront our alliance. these challenges can be tackled only when countries sharing the universal values of liberal democracy and human rights come together. >> both presidents declare they're committed to a goal of denuclearization on the korean peninsula. it comes as the u.s. says the north could conduct missile tests while president biden is in the region. >> the republic of korea and the united states are standing together, part of a global response with our allies and partners around the world to condemn russia's flagrant violations of international law and to hold

you are watching cnn "newsroom." i am rosemary church. happening this hour, debate in finland's parliament ahead of a vote on joining nato. we are live in h. and north korea is battling its first reported covid outbreak. we will look at what south korea is offering. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. we begin with a seismic shift for european security. on sunday finland's government f formally announced it would join nato. parliament is widely expected to endorse the decision, and from there nato leaders said the approval process could move quickly. sunday's announcement mark a historic policy change for two countries that remained neutral for decades and it's likely to anger russian president, vladimir putin, who long considered nato expansion a threat to russia. claire sebastian is standing by with reaction. and first, let's go to nic robertson live in helsinki. a vote will come on whether to join nato, and probably that's a forgone conclusion. how does the proc

live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. right, weather time was going to get a live look outside right now. downtown san francisco. >> looks pretty quiet and tranquil, but pretty windy out there, lawrence. yeah, we had a cold front dropping to the bay area today. actually did have report a light shower. 1, one 100th of an inch of rain in richmond today. how about that yet felt the moisture just really wanted to raise. wanted to go. but yeah, but that was winds are whipping up around the bay area. again, you can see the a camera right now looking towards coit tower. yeah, pretty blustery in spots. we've had some gusts now in millbrae this past hour of almost 40 miles per hour. here's that weak weather system sliding through most that energy moving to the north of the bay area's to the cold front kind of making its way on through. earlier on today. here comes those clouds sliding on by. ere es that just was not much energy left with that system. but now starting to see those winds really kicking up in the south. things have b

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live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta this is "cnn newsroom", i'm john vause.exas officials are facing growing criticism for two days inconsistency and confusing major changes to details. did police engage with the shooter as he entered the school, tuesday and wednesday the answer was yes, by thursday, no, he was never confronted by a school resource officer or anyone, it never happened. it took up to an hour for the gunman killed during that time police were negotiating with the suspect keeping his pinned but later said they didn't know his exact location for immediate take down and video outside the school show parents pleading with police to enter and save the kids and one woman put in handcuffs and another tackled by police and thrown to a ground and a third pepper sprayed. >> as a father i would have just went in. i don't need nobody tell me to go in defend harmless children, why wait? >> cnn jason carol begins our coverage timeline how the massacre unfolded. >> 11:21 tuesday i just shot my grandma in her head he wrote to a girl online. it was the start of

alright zack sauce reporting in the newsroom tonight. thank you. for abortion rights. supporters of abortion rights also took to the streets in berkeley, organizers say supporting a woman's right to choose is no longer enough, and they're urging people to be active. they assembled a large group that marched through an event at martin luther king jr civic park. one demonstrator said the fight to preserve roe versus wade is a fight to prevent the rights of women from regressing. the u. s. senate has scheduled to vote on legislation to codify abortion rights into law later this week. the move is in reaction. to the league draft opinion indicating the supreme court is poised to overturn roe v. wade. senate majority leader chuck schumer said that he does expect a vote on this in the senate on wednesday, schumer called the draft opinion and abomination, saying choice is a woman's right. new tonight in venetia city officials are calling on all residents and businesses to reduce water use by 30% after a pipeline break at the water treatment plant break happened overnight, and

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this is "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. just ahead -- >> translator: russia has lost more than 3,000 tanks, armored combat vehicles, a large number of conventional military vehicles. >> ukraine's president reveals what he calls the extent of russia's losses in putin's war of choice. this as the first war crimes trial against a russian soldier begins. >>> plus, amid the world's harshest covid lockdown, we get a glimpse of the emotional and mental toll it's having on families. >>> and as parents in the u.s. struggle to find baby formula, we'll tell you how the white house is responding to the shortage. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says more than a thousand towns and villages have been retaken so far from russian forces, including six more over the past 24 hours. he says the russians are paying a heavy price for their aggression. here he is. >> translator: russia has lost almost 27,000 soldiers, many of them young conscripts. r

you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, a cliff-hanger in pennsylvania as the election primary continues to unfold. but how much weight did president trump's endorsement carry? >>> and the dow sees its biggest loss in nearly two years after retail ceos say they are getting crushed by rising prices. we're live in london with a look at the impact on global markets. >>> and a stand still on the battlefield as russia's offensive appears to have stalled. could ukraine have the upper hand to regain territory? we are live in lviv with the latest. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. well, the high profile u.s. republican senate race in the key swing state of pennsylvania remains too close to call, and it will likely be days before a winner is announced. tv dr. mehmet oz holds an extremely narrow lead, some 1200 votes over former hedge fund executive dave mccormick. but former u.s. president donald trump, who endorsed oz, is already urging him to declare vic

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ahead right here on cnn newsroom, the u.s. president in tokyo this hour looking to shore up an economic plan to encounter beijing. badly needed baby formula arrives from overseas, but the crisis far from over. >>> and men at a tv station in afghanistan show their solidarity with women as the taliban continues to crack down on the rights of female journalists. >>> and we do begin in japan this hour where u.s. president joe biden is pivoting to economic alliances as he tackles is second leg of a high stakes diplomatic nour asia. earlier he called on the japanese emperor at the japanese palace. he later arooied for talks where mr. biden reaffirmed america's support for japan. >> u.s./japanese alliance has long been the corner stone of peace and prosperity in the indo-pacific, and the united states remains fully committed to japan's defense, and we will face the challenges today and the future together. >> now, while much of the focus? south korea was on the threats from north korea, in japan, all eyes are on the footprint. mr. bi

are you live in the "cnn newsroom" on this sunday. today an all too familiar ritual, the president and first lady trying to comfort a grieving community reeling from a mass shooting. this is the town center of uvalde, texas. now a growing memorial to the 19 children and their two teachers who were slaughtered inside their schools. the first lady reaching out to the images of the innocent, smiling. fourth graders who were murdered. the president caressing the face of one child's photo. just 12 days ago, mr. and mrs. biden were in buffalo, new york, to honor the 12 people murdered in a wasteless attack on a supermarket. yesterday, vice president horizon attended a gruesome funeral and across the country this weekend, there was an explosion of more gun violence. >> we need change! >> president biden accompanied by the republican governor of texas also faced frustration from people demanding gun reforms. one man explains why he was heckling. >> at a certain point in time it's going to be on us. because we vote these people in to represent

this is "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber.opens fire in a grocery store, what officials believe the motive is behind the attack. >>> and with russia's invasion in ukraine, a n historic decisin is ahead. we're live i

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connect to nature. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares.date with our top story this hour. services are expected to begin today for some of the victims of the elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas. funeral homes said they will be covering the costs for the families of the 19 students and two teachers killed last week. and the justice department has announced it will be reviewing the response from law enforcement to that shooting. the gunman was not killed until more than an hour after the first officers entered the school. >>> well, texas state senate democrats are demanding an emergency special session from the governor to address gun violence. the democratic sent him a letter, texas has suffered more shootings in the past decade than any other state. after each of these mass killings, you have held press conferences and round tables promising things would change. after the slaughter of 19 children and two teachers in uvalde e those broken promises have never rung more hollow. this time the time to take real action is now. >>> here's

i'm paula newton, and you are watching "cnn newsroom."address the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the white house says a military aircraft will soon transport the first palettes of nestle formula from europe. meantime the second largest infant formula maker in the united states says it has increased manufacturing by 35%. this in response to a recall by the top manufacturer in the u.s., abbott nutrition. that was back in february. officials say this was the catalyst for the baby formula crisis. >>> world health organization experts are concerned as more cases of monkeypox emerge globally. according to the world health organization, there are at least 80 confirmed cases now, and 50 suspected worldwide. but what's worrying experts is why cases are being confirmed in areas where the disease isn't typically found. cnn's jacqueline howard has more. >> reporter: this is something that the cdc staying across. the agency is monitoring people who have been exposed to monkeypox here in the u.s. and internationally. i spoke with cdc official dr.

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm john vause. school shooting in uvalde, texas, as well as the police response. a law enforcement official says the shooter was not confronted by police before entering the school which contradicts earlier comments from authorities. and it took more than an hour for officers to take down the 18-year-old gunman. the lengthy response time and lack of communication to the public caused chaos outside the school. frantic parents started arriving, desperate to know if their kids were still alive, begging officers to go inside that school and stop the shooter or let them do it. meantime, on the other side of the country, support from a community that knows the particular pain felt in uvalde. ♪ a candle lit service was held in newtown, connecticut, where a similar massacre happened at sandy hook elementary almost a decade ago. republicans have long refused to compromise on gun control. many like senate minority leader mitch mcconnell have received hefty campaign contributions from the national rifle associ

>>> "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton. coming up, america is mourning over the tragic shootings in uvalde, as president biden makes his way there to pay his respects in the coming hours. >>> we take you to the front lines in the battle for kharkiv. you'll hear why ukraine is insisting peace will only happen on its own terms. >>> voters in colombia get ready to choose a new president as the country tries to come to terms with a painful pass. past. >>> we begin in uvalde, texas, a community still very much in mourning, beset by grief after the massacre that left 19 children and 2 teachers dead at an elementary school. amid the devastation we're also seeing an outpouring of support for the community. on saturday, you see them there, a long line of mourners waited to lay flowers at a memorial site that was set up outside the robb elementary school. 21 empty chairs placed outside a local business. one, of course, for each life lost during tuesday's deadly rampage. as the community and the nation reel from yet another mass shoot

across the country. " the lead researcher studying the rebound symptoms and joins us live from the newsroom. >> some of the rebound cases researchers are noticing are very small. a majority of the people are getting better within the first five days of treatment. a large supply of it just made it to the county today. the number of locations with the supply are slowly getting -- today, the first sight of his kind opened in the bay area. >> they will get a rep in antigen test. most of those test results are available within 15 minutes. if the person is eligible -- then they are going to get screened. >> the deputy health officer confirmed anyone who was within the first five days of experiencing covid symptoms could drive to the college of san mateo site sunday through thursday to get screened for this. >> they have 100 courses of paxlovid. it seems there is enough for the state of california. >> it was approved in december for high-risk covid patients. clinical trials confirmed it reduces the death and hospitalization risk by 89%. now, as more people are taking it, researchers are reporting

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this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> thanks for joining us. u.s.sident joe biden will travel to buffalo new york in the coming hours, where he will meet with families of the victims of saturday's racially motivated shooting. a white house official tells cnn, the president will make remarks in buffalo and condemn the shooting as terrorism motivated by a hateful and perverse ideology. and he is expected to call on americans to quote, give hate no safe harbor. this comes as we learn new details about the 18-year-old accused in the attack that killed ten people. brian todd has the latest. >> reporter: this was a straight up hate crime. pure evil. police revealing details about the planning that went in to the massacre of ten people in the buffalo store and how it could have been worse. >> he had plans had he gotten out of here, to continue the r rampage and shooting people and possibly going to another store. >> reporter: the 18-year-old is accused of killing people in the parking lot and in the store before surrendering to police. >> he was heavily ar

rob nesbit joining us here now live from the newsroom. and how this new ballpark and benefits sports fans and the city. they seem pretty excited about this recommendation. they do just seen it was noted today how there are naysayers and current lawsuits against the city over the project. >> it's why project leaders of the ballpark at howard terminal gathered to highlight the benefits of keeping the a's in oakland. in addition to the slide, showing with the ballpark would look like at the terminal. oakland a's president dave kaval. explain how there will be 18 acres of public open land as well as a rooftop park, both capitao and mayor libby shaft promise that the 1 billion dollars ballpark will be privately financed and that only public financing will come from taxes generated by the project if approved. they're also promising 6,000 construction jobs to build the 34,000 seat stadium and nearly 15,000 permanent jobs. when it's finished, mayor schaff says she's most excited about how the project will help alleviate the housing crisis in the

ahead on "cnn newsroom," learning and adapting. how u.s.nd nato forces are using russia's brutal war to change the way they train. live in berlin with the latest. >>> and -- >> this is really anxiety provoking and it's really worrisome. >> new parents struggle to find baby formula in the u.s. amid a nationwide shortage, putting the biden administration on the defensive. >>> plus, we're live at the cnn weather center. how climate change is destroying homes with extreme weather across the u.s. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says more than 1,000 towns and villages have been retaken so far from russian forces. he says the russian military is paying heavy price for its aggression. >> translator: russia has lost almost 27,000 soldiers, many of them young conscripts. russia has lost more than 3,000 tanks, armored combat vehicles, a large number of conventional military vehicles, helicopters, drones and all of its prospects as a state. >> ukraine also says

his family was on "american's newsroom" talking about their loss.n. >> when this happened, i didn't want it to be true. i didn't even want to find out. i thought the police were going to say it was a car accident. >> now abdullah had 19 arrests and more than a dozen incidents since 2014 according to the post. the career criminal was on the run since sunday. the family says more needs to be done to keep criminals behind bars. >> martha: thanks. the new york city mayor, eric adams, speaking out on this. he spoke with the family yesterday. now he plans to hold an emergency meeting thursday with business leaders that want more police on the subways before they bring workers back to the office. charles gasparino broke the story saying someone alert mayor adams before he runs for president, he needs to fix a few things in new york city. adams has denied a white house run in 2024 if president biden is not in the race. charles gasparino joins us now. good to have you with us today. this is an excruciating story and the latest. mayor adams said he wants to m

just within the hour, our newsroom got that letter. the health officers say the bay area currently has the state's highest covid infection rates and actual case rates are higher than those reported because of the widespread use of home tests which don't get reported. although not required, masking is strongly recommended by the state health department. >>> well, shares of tesla way up and shares of twitter way down. this is after elon musk said that he would put the deal to buy twitter on hold. >> okay. scott mcgrew, musk claims he's concerned about new data. >> that's why he put this deal on hold. data out for a couple of weeks, data that shows 5% or less of twitter users are fake, or bots. let's look at that tweet that was heard around the world this morning. twitter deal temporarily on hold pending details that spam, fake accounts do indeed represent less than 5% of users. and then a few hours later, around 6:00 a.m., he says still committed to the acquisition. and what is odd is the article he's linking to is from may 2nd, a long t

you mentioned this came in into our newsroom about 3:00 p.m., half an hour after that so in the pastf hour buffalo police tweeting this saying there on scene of a mass shooting on jefferson avenue. police say multiple people struck by gunfire, the shooter is in custody. everybody is urged to avoid the area, that still the case. let's show you a map of where the supermarket is located. i can tell you about a block south of here is the nearest fire department and we seen horrible videos on twitter where the suspect appears to be dressed in camouflage, multiple people are down in the street, police and firefighters are on scene, firefighters are tending to one person on the ground. i can tell you a buffalo hospital, the general medical center 2 miles away from this, a horrible scene, reactions pouring in including kathy hochul, she tweeted she's closely monitoring the shooting in buffalo and out of the state offered assistance to local officials, the same message from the governor buffalo, please avoid the area and law enforcement and local officials. this is all very new information, w

i am paula newton, and you are watching "cnn newsroom." officials are facing growing outrage in the town of uvalde after admitting huge mistakes were made in the response to tuesday's horrific shooting at an elementary school. authorities revealed that 77 minutes elapsed between the time the gunman entered the school to when a tactical team finally entered the classroom where the 18-year-old had barricaded himself with students and two teachers. we've also learned that up to 19 officers were actually waiting in the hallway for almost 15 minutes while children locked inside that classroom called 911 pleading for help. police say they did not storm the rooms because the commanding officer thought the active shooter phase of the incident was actually over. alfred garza was outside the school as the massacre unfolded, desperately hoping his child was okay. but his little girl, 10-year-old amerie jo, was among the 19 students killed that day. he told cnn's erica hill he can't believe it took police so long to enter the building. >> it doesn't t

you are watching cnn "newsroom." just ahead, as the u.s., japan, india and australia meet to tack the huge global issues of ukraine, covid and preserving democracy, president biden again finds himself backtracking on his comments about taiwan. >>> we're houring away from polls opening up in georgia. why this pivotal election is pitting donald trump against mike pence. and how the former vice president could one up his old boss. >>> plus vladimir putin receives a stinging rebuke from one of his senior diplomats. why a top russian official says he's never been so ashamed of his country. >>> good to have you with us. right now, the second in person summit of the quad is wrapping up in tokyo. leaders of the informal alliance between the u.s., japan, australia and india have been holding talks one on one. u.s. president biden met with indian prime minister. also meeting with the australia new prime minister. one key focus of all these meetings, russia's war on ukraine. >> russia's assault on ukraine only heightens the imp

you are watching cnn "newsroom." texas police are facing intense scrutiny over their response to the uvalde school massacre as we learn the gunman entered the school without any resistance. and it took more than an hour for officers to shoot and kill him. authorities say during that incredibly painful 60 minutes, police were calling for back up. evacuating students and teachers from other parts of the school. even negotiating with the suspect. but they didn't have enough information on his exact location for an immediate take down. video from the school from outside the school meantime shows parents screaming at police to storm the school. the "wall street journal" talked to one parent who says she was put in handcuffs. police tackled another parent and threw them to the ground. and a third was pepper sprayed. police insist their actions inside the school did save lives. >> the american people need to understand that officers are making entry into the building. they do not know where the gunman is. they're hearing gu