starling is and how is that helping? starling is an interesting _ and how is that helping?. - and how is that helping? starling is an interesting technology. at - and how is that helping? starling is an interesting technology. at the l an interesting technology. at the constellation of micro satellites. mr hislop —— his idea is to cover the world with it —— starlink. anyone can have internet broadband coverage, not using cell phone towers. just simply beaming there traffic and messages to these little satellites above them, and the terminals he's supplying as a way of ensuring ukrainians can have access to the internet. should the russians be able to cut off ukraine's links to the outside world, that kind of thing. one of the things from what i've heard about the way that starlink works as it can be quite difficult to jam, so that's obviously another advantage for ukrainians who can use those terminals and use them to put this into any compact. you want the good guys to use it, but you don't want the bad guys too, so that will be a challenge, but it's interesting to see how

we speak to a photographer of starling murmur, ations later in the show. and with that, a warm welcome to today's edition of euro max with me, your host, hannah, whom up here is what else we've got coming up in glasgow. scotland there. riverside museum is considered a landmark of modern architecture and a chunk of cheese in a cup of coffee. it's a bizarre tradition in northern sweden. but 1st, around 25000 people with ukranian passports are ukranian roots live here in berlin . that number is rapidly increasing. now, due to the war with thousands of ukrainian refugees arriving in the german capital every day. of course they're all anxious about family and loved ones back home. so as victoria search in ski, a berlin based photographer with ukrainian roots, she's traveled there frequently over the past years and captured the country in a way that now ceases to exist. ah, victoria sorta chin ski strolls through a berlin park, but her thoughts are in ukraine where she was born and still has family and friends . her father has made it out of keith, but she still

emily: why is starling so useful for what is going on? >> it is the simplicity of it.e each of those boxes, there is the receiver unit and a dish. you literally stand outside, point your dish in the sky and hope there is a satellite overhead. we have seen tweets from the ground shown they are getting good connectivity. the average broadband in the u.s. gives you around 50. at his strong wi-fi you are able to run video on. you can communicate and some of the services have been disrupted because of energy shortages or outages because of russia's military activity. some of these suspected cyber attacks, which have impacted other providers. it is simple. it is quick. we don't know how many receivers they have gotten. emily: how does starling system compared to the kind of internet a ukrainian citizen would normally be able to access? >> part of the problem with elon musk and star link and spacex is how they communicate. all we are going off is tweets and pictures. each box cost around $500. the service is $99 per month paired we have no idea how many boxes are provided. we

the billionaire is providing the service through his company starling, a network of satellites spacex has been using to supply internet access across the world. ukraine's prime minister tweeted a photo starling's arrival which comes after parts of the country have been left without internet access because of the invasion. >>> new at 5:30, the juror accused of misconduct in the scott peterson case testified that she did not consider herself a victim of domestic violence when she filled out her jury foreman 2004. >> as len ramirez reports, she is the star witness in a hearing that could decide if scott peterson gets a new trial. >> reporter: rochelle nice testified before a judge that she believed she was being truthful and honest when filling out her jury questionnaire in the scott peterson case, including one of the main incidents in question, although she once took out a restraining order against her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend during a pregnancy, she did not consider what happened to her a crime or herself a victim. >> clearly what she is thinking is that her life which, let's get

we speak to a photographer of starling murmur, ations, later in the show. and with that, a warm welcome to today's edition of your max with me, your host.

we speak to a photographer of starling murmur, ations later in the show.

we speak to a photographer of starling murmur, ations later in the show.

gunpoint and it's unclear which government he is referring to and recently sent a truck load of starlingnas to ukraine in response to the pleas for reliable internet access. >>> in other news, trucker convoy set out from california to put protest covered mandates is getting together 60 miles outside of washington and the people's convoy they have gathered support along the way and is now massing in maryland. the movement was inspired by demonstrations that paralyzed the capital city but the message may be losing steam as u.s. cities and mask mandate and other covid related rules. >>> caltrans is keeping a close eye on highway 50 after another big boulder rolled down the hillside of echo summit in damage this pickup truck fortunately no one was hurt caltrans cruise blew up a massive boulder that blocked the roadway. the caldera wildfires being blamed for creating the unstable ground. >>> volunteers spend some of their saturday picking up litter. everything from cigarette butts, food wrappers, cans and bottles and they initiative is led by the pacific beach coalition. cleanups on the first

carrying our stack of 48 starling satellites to low-earth orbit.n, reducing the speed by decreasing the flow. fuel to the engine. now in preparation for max q, which is the maximum aerodynamic pressure the vehicle could see. coming up in a few seconds. >> were good. i thought there be something inspiration, but there wasn't. in the first look, the lead investigator of the sherry pro pd case is investigating the five-year investigation that she faked her kidnapping. this got really wild outside of the courthouse. this is video of the mother leaving jail in sacramento. here is an abc news reporter. >> in this morning's gma first look on abc news exclusive, the lead investigator in the case is breaking his silence. >> getting to this day last week when sherry was arrested, has been a long week. >> overnight, the mother of accused of faking her kidnapping, five days after the arrest, siding with the defense. releasing her on $120,000 bond. on the condition that she surrendered her passport. agree not to leave parts of california, and hand over any fire

elon musk devoting some of the starling satellite hardware to activate free internet service over ukrainefrancisco based air bnb says it will offer free temporary housing to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. >> all ukrainians in this moment, we are all really thinking of those fleeing from this kriss. and again, what is motivating us in this case to leverage our resources and our expertise to step up. >> reporter: gool, youtube, facebook have all blocked russian company from generating any ad revenue on their sites. >>> we mentioned tomorrow evening, president biden addresses the nation. the russian invasion will be the primary topic. it is his first state of the union speech. a fence once again surrounds the capitol. 700 national guard troops are patrolling the streets. with this kriss in ukraine, the stakes couldn't be hare. a week ago this would have been a much different presidential address. >> it is probably going to be the most important speech we've heard from american presidents for the world to see. not just the united states since the end of the cold war. >> a new poll shows only 33%

or 30 starlings for this equation to work out natural farming is required. like an ta burgeson. mm hm. mm hm. ah, here 40 animals live on 70, hector is a forest, and 30 heck dares of pasture. it's never mode. ah, today, how about nichol wants to take stock of who was living on this past year? with a modified leaf blower, he vacuums up a sample and finds over a 100 different species. it isn't open this sample. there are often cicadas and bugs as intervals. there are also beatles and very often a spider left you british even everything that jumps around above ground behind you look inside and you can't imagine it. you can no longer find that kind of diversity in a normal meadow. but there is a normal cow pasture near by. the meadows of this operation were recently mowed. the biologist takes another sample for comparison. and he can't even find a dozen species as if you really are far fewer kinds. exactly. it's a disaster for and seconds and birds. there's almost nothing left. and what about the col patti's themself? many animals in this pastor are given medication to ward off para

or 30 starlings for this equation to work out natural farming is required. like an ta bargenson. mm. mm hm. ah, here 40 animals live on 70. hector is a forest and 30 heck dares of pasture. it's never mowed. hello, to day. how about nichol wants to take stock of who was living on this pasture? with a modified leaf blower, he vacuums up a sample and finds over a 100 different species. it isn't open this sample if they are often cicadas and bugs as integral, there are also beatles and very often a spider left you with everything that jumps around above ground behind you look inside and you can't imagine it. you can no longer find that kind of diversity in a normal meadow. maybe. there is a normal cow pasture near by. the meadows of this operation were recently mowed. the biologist takes another sample for comparison. and he can't even find a dunsen species as if you really are far fewer kinds. exactly. it's a disaster for insects and birds. there's almost nothing left. and what about the col, patti's themself? many animals in this pastor are given medication to ward off parasites, w

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he asked elan musk for starling user terminals to keep ukraine's internet up and running. and musk delivered, fed her off, and called on companies to boycott russia. many of now pulled out of the country, causing huge economic damage. that digital minister and mr. federal has been quite active on twitter and, and sort of pressuring c o's of large companies, t boycotts and russian businesses. even though bombs caused more visible damage than computer viruses, traditional and cyber warfare can both have devastating effects. the ukraine war fall out and sanctions against russia have dimmed prospects for global economies. the keel institutes for the world economy has tried to gauge the impact of a long term economic embargo against russia. and according to these estimates, russia would lose around 10 percentage points of g d p growth each year, lithuania, around 2 and a half in germany, almost half a point. the u. s. and russia only have loose trade ties, so ramifications would be slim, and the chinese economy could even slightly benefit. now, with its attack on ukraine, russi

seeing on the ground these of russia, ukraine, it could possibly, possibly, as you can have heard starling, initiated by, by the us has joined in the war to help some of the the last a communication in ukraine. so i think this definitely as attracting de situation in the field. and do you think the us could potentially try to use the devices to possibly damage russia? china relations it is very hard at this point because there is a fundamental neutral bennett beneficial relationship between russia and china. at this point. china needs the energy fund from brochure just as you, europeans needing do. energy and russia is also needing some manufacturers and also money from china. and china has to be in a peaceful country for a very long time. so it's posting no threats to russia at this point. but it's like i seen that it will have an impact on the relationship between china and the us. i mean, do not think washington is worried about the effect of such actions on its ties with beige in the us is doing all it can just right below the some of the red light light, the taiwan problem, to one cou

you know, he wants to see himself mixed to either the terrible peter the great or starling, and he'll be doing everything in his power to achieve that. and i do think that, you know, going for oil embargoes and gas embargoes, they will probably haste in the process. of isolating him, but will that change his mind? i'm not a 100 percent. sure it will. but i still think that we need to be on the right side of history here. you believe in instilling some kind of embargo, but here in germany, the government is unwilling to block russian energy given its dependence on moscow . berlin says this war marked a turning point, but it can't turn fast enough for ukraine. what do you hope germany does in this conflict with regard to this oil embargo step by step? i think and you know, i come from a country with 1340 kilometers border. and the way in which we set up our energy portfolio was to make sure that we would not be dependent on russia. that's why we have nuclear. that's why we never did anything like that. and that she been that. so i would say that go for the oil embargo 1st and then becau

seen from one image, of course, much examination as to how that photo was taken fact that raheem starlingoto in the land rover where the queen and prince philip had previously taken the same land rover drive and others said that it's been brief that perhaps it was the jamaicans who insisted on the use of that vehicle. there are two ways to look at this. i think overall, they have been in the paper a lot, some fantastic images, but there have been a couple of diplomatic blunders that people can point towards. just finally. _ can point towards. just finally, this _ can point towards. just finally, this isn't - can point towards. just finally, this isn't going | can point towards. just l finally, this isn't going to can point towards. just finally, this isn't going to be something, as you say, and assessment isn't going to be made immediately, this is a matter of seeing what countries decide to do in the weeks, months and years ahead when we can truly see the impact of tours like this. thank you very much. right, just before i go, a quick reminder of our top story. a day after russia said it

we speak to a photographer of starling murmur, ations later in the show.

the company has lunch roughly 2000 and starling satellites and orbit over the last several years, which provide high speed internet when used through those terminals on the ground. always another new story for on most to become a part of to a certain extent. absolutely. i mean, of course, a lot mosque will never see a tweet about space for electric vehicles that he will not in input his own companies into that's for sure. it's also very interesting. i mean, we've talked about star link on a very broad scale. but star link is meant for situations where internet is disrupted for places that don't have internet access. so you know, for them to roll those out. it's also very interesting to see just like curb to currency is what we learn from their usage and all of this. absolutely, and that's it. for this time, you can get boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. google play for the apple app store by searching portable tv for edible, see because we downloaded on samsung, smart tvs and roku devices, or simply check it out at portable. and that tv will

. >> ashley: crediting success on battle field to tesla starling satellite. >> todd: cheryl casone hasrmal cameras, so they can target russian tanks at night to allow them to operate if there is no internet or power outages, this is from eshg lon musk, he -- in ukraine with 21,000 downloads per day. elon america usk has, questioning from an official as favor, to the ukrainians, launching this program and it is making a difference. >> ashley: then the title 42 anniversary marks pretty big headache for biden today. >> cheryl: it does. the anniversary of title 42 is today, trump-era policy enacted at the time. it has become a big ahead for now. stop breathing new life into this inhumane trump policy. look at these numbers, up 50% for this year -- this year. more than 838,000 encounters recorded this year alone. the numbers continue to skyrocket at the southern border and title 42 is in place. >> ashley: cheryl casone live, thanks. despite prices at the pump surging, democrats are pointing the finger at american energy companies. >> these companies have said, you know, we'll pass along cos

>> one 100%, starling is heavily dependent upon for major communications, one thing russia target communicationsiven the ability to operate as well as information in-and-out of the country, hugely helpful with ukrainians and desperately needed. kennedy: a love letter to elon musk. that's right, dave. everyone named kennedy loves elon musk. thank you so much, we'll talk to you again soon. hopefully under good circumstances. topical storm is next. ♪♪ time to say octopuses have begun uses pieces of trash as shelter matric they learned in the people in san francisco. our garbage city. this topical storm, topic number one. mug shot monday, tonight we meet a real dealer, 41-year-old bernard in florida, reportedly pulled over for making it an illegal u-turn and found with a variety of fun things like heroin, cocaine, meth, ecstasy all in his car federal explain why the 31-year-old -- you would think with all those drugs he'd be smiling in the photo, he initially tried to escape speeding from police jumping out of the vehicle while still moving. that always works. also known as a florida goodbye. bernar

. >>> a shipment of starling terminals has arrived in ukraine allowing customers to access space internet service providing a backstop for ukrainians who are seeing their service disturbed by the ongoing russian invasion. the country had the vice prime minister after he tweeted to elon musk. it took less than a tai to reply and confirmed the service was up and running. he said your terminals are on their way. >>> thank you very much for joining us here on cnn. i'm isa soares in london. our breaking news coverage of the russian invasion continues on "new day" with brianna keilar and john berman. you are watching cnn. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brani trust is qunol. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is tuesday, march 1st. i'm john berman with brianna keilar and breaking news. russian forces are closing in on ukrainian capitol of kyiv and the second largest cit

reporter: this photo shows the starling terminals -- start link terminals in ukraine today. >> we are not helpless in the effort to help ukrainians, especially with their humanitarian needs against russia. reporter: just a couple hours ago, the ukraine buys prime minister praised metta on twitter, saying they were stepping up to shut down russia lies. he also called on youtube and google to deplatform russian state media. a lot of decisions ahead for big tech. dan: clearly and amazing influence they can have. what more do you about the request apple? reporter: a huge step, really mixed opinions, unlikely from the experts that we talked to that they will take this step. ukraine thinks it could be good in terms of motivating young people in russia to speak up against their government. experts we spoke to said it could have a negative effect creating a splinter net, and internet in the western world and a state-controlled internet in russia. the political strategist that we interviewed, said it could be more effective for apple to send push alerts with new stories and fact checking infor

spacex will be launching a falcon nine rocket loaded with several starling broadband satellites, blastingellites elon musk recently activated to provide internet access in ukraine during the war. once the rockets are deployed, the spaceship will return to earth, landing in the atlantic ocean near the bahamas. reggie: i think we are covering the countdown, so i'm not sure how many seconds we have left. more than we have time for right now. kumasi: you won't miss it, so let's get through this. at 6:30, the fda out with a warning on three at home covid tests available in stores, and said they would never approved -- were never approved for use. what you need to look out for. reggie: and fighting back against russia by sending a bad restaurant review? the idea from the keyboard army. >> we are hiding from cy present different russian forces. kumasi: plus, every day defenders fighting the war in other ways. doctors, nurses, and other medical staff defending ukraine in any way they can. reggie: and a live look at -- oh, it has launched? there it goes. have a good trip. kumasi: we get all the re

i'm excited about the fact that elon musk put up starling satellites over ukraine and is doing a lotarkably, and i know is going to hurt my tesla business, but maybe we need to start refining oil. we have to do something to be competitive on the energy front now. like i even acknowledge it. so why don't these people pontificate on how to lower the inflation rate? but don't tell me how to spend my money. brian, i don't have anything against lentils, but i also love bacon. >> sorry, instead of butter it's i can't believe it's not butter. we have to make sacrifices. nobody said this was going to be an easy world to live and come all right questioning nobody promise do anything. we have to have partially out of the ground. >> we can do both. we can do both. but, those are sensible cholesterol type types of diet, but if a girl wants a burger or some bacon it's her money, she can spend it. i'm talking about myself and the third person. i don't know why. speak all right, coming up, the yellow law students who tried to shut down a conservative speaker, should they get to clerk ships? here i'

. >> imagine if elon musk hadn't been putting those starling satellites up to help ukraine communicate and take in information from the rest of the world. putin might own all of the skies in that sense them up but he can't get it. he can't have it. i mentioned i was talking with oh ukrainian warrior who stayed behind to fight inside kyiv. he said that the resolve of them is great, but they need more. what are you hearing on the ground? >> they do need more. they need everything they can get their hands on. at the moment they have quite a good supply of the javelins, 17,000 of those have come in over the last ten days or so where they've got a fair amount of stingers. the concern is the supply lines will get cut off. if putin's forces managed to come around and cut off the southern part of they are definitely trying to get more supplies and up it they said they will fight with whatever they've got left. you see the old woman here even saying give us a few molotov cocktails, we will throw them from our window says the troops walk in. give us your old hunting rifles and we will shoot from

musk answering the call on twitter writing starling service is now active in ukraine. more terminals in ralph. internet service has been disrupted in several ukrainian cities since russia invaded last week. south san francisco schoolteacher is trying to help a friend in kiev. who's in hiding right now with her family, she says she just can't sit still watching her friend andther ukrainians suffer. ktvu us live tonight in amber, you spoke to the longtime friends. about their message. that's right. alex were just outside of south san francisco's city hall . it's lit up in yellow and blue , the colors of ukraine. earlier tonight, i spoke with the school teacher who tells me she wants to give her friend in ukraine. a voice. we do here is explosions in the distance, but it's regular. unfortunately alina and ukrainian american is speaking with me from her home just outside of kiev, reconnected with the help of her friend carrie chanchu, rouleau here in south san francisco. rieti. i mean, dread terror anger. that's for the most part, described pretty much child feel, alina sa

what you will about elon musk that he's keeping his word and doing his part for ukraine delivering starlingin 24 hours after his twitter pledge. they are working according to reports from ukraine providing satellite internet and even if russia attacks utilities and tries to bring down the internet grid, it is up and running but in terms of big tech, youtube, tick-tock, meta, facebook taking news agencies off the air, which russia is protesting and apple and google taken off-line and big tech having an effect. stuart: the russian economy is becoming isolated. susan: the people of russia can't pay their goods. stuart: i think there's hope in some quarters it gets so bad in russia the russian people take down vladimir putin and engage in regime change. you hear that talk. it is out there. big name is reported before the bill. look at target. susan: $100 billion sales year for target up better than anticipated, 9% of the holiday period strong cast sales for this year as well. not a great report card for calls, sales came in below forecasts, up the, projections for this year blaming the supply c

we will not do so at starling unless held at gunpoint.ces around the world, even bad actors in countries who won't do the same in return but the double irony is powerful platforms like twitter, facebook, working with state actors in the united states to exercise rampant censorship and at home we become the enemy here at home. will: we don't have much time. how do they justify that? let iran speak freely, silence donald trump, that information flow out of russia, silence this information. >> let oil and gas flow out of russia while cutting production at home and we can the united states geopolitically because it uses weapons against itself in this apologist culture in the united states without using that in the service of actual value in fighting autocratic regimes in china, afghanistan, iran, and russia. we are only beginning to rear its head in a small way today. will: great perspective, thank you. coming up, kamala to the rescue. russia's war in ukraine rages on. will she be of any help. dan bonnegino joins us next. it lowers blood suga

i'm kendall starling, communities advocate for district 11. i'm a 30-year product of district 11, and from my 30 years of living there, i've seen big changes, and a majority of them were, you know, not so good for the colored community, and i'm not just excluding african american, i mean latino and asian. if you go out to our district and get on foot and go face-to-face, you see the community. that's a majority of our thing, and over dozens of organizations that help out, we have job centers, we have after school programs, we have places where you can get housing assistance, we have newly restored recreational facilities. a lot of this isn't filters to help out, you know, just one community -- filtered to help out, you know, just one community. we're all in this together, but i would hope that you would keep this together because one community has not changed one bit as far as the culture. we would like to keep it the same, and yeah, that's it for me. >> hello. my name is gail, and i've been a member of o.m.i. lakeview community for over 60 ye

a competitor to elon musk's starling satellite project, scheduled to launch another 36 internet saturdayn doubt. that the latest from space. stuart: the russian oligarch and close putin ally roman abramohvic is selling the chelsea club, that's one of the oligarchs under pressure. the proceeds will go to victims in ukraine. nigel farage, was he forced to sell. >> and it is 1.5 billion. he is not sold chelsea club. he hasn't done it on a whim. he is done it i would speculate. and all his assets frozen. and super yachts worth half $1 billion. and their assets are frozen. i'm going to speculate he's done a deal with the british government that says if i do this will you leave me alone. he hasn't criticized vladimir putin at all. stuart: prime minister boris johnson said he will publish a list of people associated with vladimir putin. seems to me the squeeze of the oligarchs is really on and they are leading the charge here. >> the brits are leaving the charge, an independent voice on foreign policy we didn't have before and i don't think germany would have you turned, without a is putting pr

in ukraine, they're now using this, the starling, to be able to communicate. but we can't get our brothers and sisters here in the house of representatives to understand there's a solution to broadband all over the country. they just have to be flying in low earth orbit above our heads. it's here. but instead we're going to turn around and put out billions of dollars of subsidies to put more fiber and more wire in the ground to the middle of nowhere. there is a huge disruption coming. we need to make sure that our regulatory, our policy sets are ready for this. this is another thing that would also dramatically help this coming decade's inflation cycle. researchers, particularly at the university of illinois, have done this remarkable thing and i did a series of presentations a year ago, i'll do this real quick. y'all remember your high school biology class. remember a c-4 plant. plants that they really, really want to carbon to turn into a sugar and grow. and they accidentally grab an oxygen molecule. and they have to spend all this energy purging that oxygen