u. s. bite since 20 away. the farm failed to raise fresh capital up to being affected by higher interest rates. it's suspended, trading off to its shoes. plummeted. united nations as warning about the psychological impact of pho, february's powerful earthquakes that had solvent gear and northern syria. it's as many of the $3700000.00 children in the affected areas of syria of lost any sense of safety after enduring years of war. some children in the opposition controlled northwest of been describing their experiences in a hotter report. many of the victims of febreeze earthquakes that hit southern turkey and northern syria were children. those who survived still live the tragedy mohammed abdullah is from the syrian village of ain't charter. he lost his parents and other members of his family. he also lost his hand. this young boy's life has turned upside down. and my lad, i'm all right now while i'm there again. oh, well my ladders. mother she. oh damn, i haven't got an island now. and the jacket i only had ob

u. s. efforts to ban the popular app or force parent company bite dance to divest its u. s. operations on the came just before show g. chew, c e o of by dance, which is the company behind tick tock testify. the congress that the ap had no significant ties to beijing, calls for washington to act on the social media app gathered steam after that testimony. the issue was the latest source of tension between the 2 nations and clipper. couldn't my colleague joins me for more on that. clifford, let's start with his testimony. there is, this is highly anticipated. a lot of people are talking about how this would go, how did ago, i think it's fair to say it didn't go well.

u. s. efforts to ban the popular app or force parent company bite, dance to divest its u. s. operations. and that came just before shoji chew c e o of by dance, which is the company behind tick tock testify. the congress that the ap had no significant ties to badging calls for washington to act on the social media gathered steam after that testimony. the issue is the latest source of tension between the 2 nations. and clifford coon and my colleague joins me for more on that. clifford, let's start with his testimony. there was, this is highly anticipated. a lot of people talking about how this would go, how did it go? well, i think it's fair to say it didn't go well for, for tick tock or its parent company by dance. it was basically, they done a lot of preparation. they'd install the ceo who, who looks in many ways like he's, he's a chat g p t version of, of the. so, you know, exactly, you know, he's, he's, he's singapore in, so he's not mainland chinese. he's harvard, goldman sachs, you know, he's got these excellent credentials. he's a great appointment and they hope that

u. b. s to bites troubles rival credit suisse on sunday. there been large protests across france in the latest show of anger, against the present, the monument crohn's plan to raise the retirement age. in the city of odo, demonstrators set fire to the front of the town hall, thursday's unrest to some of the worst student. 3 months of protests and strikes earlier, there were confrontations between protest isn't security forces in the capital, dozens of people were arrested with assa butler has more from paris. whatever, benefits and thousands of people in central time to pay. none of us with the french revolution. and process, a lot of people who are great with the french government pension bills, they say justice on that it is going to impact for workers much more than others. but it's not any that the people are today is a 5 person micro government of pushed through this pension reform bill by the clean bypassing column. and the people say that just shows the michael has no respect for people in the streets. and he has no respect for false

u. s. president jo bites. and since i'm dress issues in the national banking sector on monday, that's as the federal government announced action to shore up deposits. the failed silicon valley bank, reassuring customers that they will have access to their money. china, as president seizing thing has said the china needs a great ball of steel to safeguard its sovereignty. that's as he put the economy insecurity at the center. his closing speech of the national people's congress, ukrainian, or russian troops are locked in a fierce battle for the eastern city of buck was with both sides, claiming they've inflicted heavy enemy casualties. moscow has made a win in backwards, a strategic and symbolic priority. north korea state media says that it's test fired to strategic cruise missiles from a submarine. the latest launches come just ahead of plan military exercises by the u. s. and south korea on monday. the drills nicknamed freedom shield, a set to last 11 days. tropical cyclone freddy has brought strong winds. h

u. s tiktok's owner bite, dance says forcing it to divest would not change data flows and access. it accused the us of spreading. saying disinformation there has been increased scrutiny of tiktok as a security risk, with widespread concern over the company's collection of users. personal information more than 100. million americans are on tiktok. we have expressed concerns over china's potential use of software platforms that could endanger or threaten america's safety. a new poll shows. about half of americans surveyed said they support a ban on some foreign technology like tiktok. the u. s has already moved to ban the app from all government issued mobile devices . san francisco bay always beautiful to look at, but the view could soon change right near the ballpark coming up how some lawmakers want to spend money to build a heated olympic sized pool along the bay plus social media influencers dealing with health issues are making an impact on the nation's healthcare system. i'm alexis life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help

u . s has said that tiktok could face a ban unless bite dance were to divest from tiktok bite , dance and tiktok have said that that would not solve the u. s. concerns so if the u. s were to proceed, brianna, this would likely end up in the courts with a lengthy legal battle and, of course, if it were to be banned, could have major ramifications for these more than 150 million americans, particularly young americans who actively use the platform, brianna yeah. use it and use it for hours a day, alex . thank you for that. we appreciate it tune in to cnn. primetime tonight when abby phillip takes a look at tiktok future she's going to host is time up for tiktok tonight at nine. eastern, the faa is laying out some new steps to help prevent close calls between airplanes. this is coming after an alarming number of these near collisions that we've been seeing this year at airports all around the country. we have cnn aviation correspondent pete montini joining us live. tell us what we learned about these new guidelines. pete transportation secretary pete buddha judge brianna just spoke about thi

u. s. spell the russian ambassador, an old russian journalist from the country. the bite in administration will have to consider diplomatic and political escalation expelling russia's ambassador to the u . s. as well as all russian journalists working here would be the minimum to expect . we've also said that prior to the job suresh, he was pursue a story about the russian private moving company. wagner finished jennifer. yes. put, couldn't believe that russia needs to be more cautious about foreign journalists amid the ongoing ukraine conflict. russia all the reasons to be very careful where is suspicious but, but in the end of this is all about, oh, up working all kind of misunderstanding what we need is a transparency forty's. so go, journalist, who are operating in the russian soil or those those are trying to, to lee me at least the work of the proper candies. this is a very complicated mother and when the epis be, have to combine it like when, when enormous, when the local authorities after coming and each of you a journal is jules did. it's already a breach too far

u. s. meanwhile, wants to band tick tock entirely. if chinese ant bite dance went divest it steak and strikes it for german airports of lead to the cancellation of hundreds of flights on friday. german union verde called on security on ground handling staff at airports in dusseldorf, cologne, bon stood, grip, stuttgart and bowden, bowden. to strike over pay and working conditions. in total, almost $700.00 flights with rounds, $89000.00 passengers were cancelled. next, the word renewable might conjure up images of wind farms or solar panels. but what about burning trees? actually 60 percent of the ease renewable energy comes from wood and other bio mass . but around is brewing over bio energy status as an environmentally neutral source . an issue brought into the spotlight by europe's energy crisis. as europe's winter thaws out firewood firms like this family business in southeast belgium would usually be winding down production. but the here customer orders are still stacking up, leveled firewood sales. it usually begin in september and wrap up in februa

look at the main stories now and switzerland's largest bite u b. s. is agree to buys troubled rival credit suisse for $3200000000.00. deal includes more than a $100000000000.00 in liquidity assistance from the east. west central bank regulators have been pushing for a deal to restore confidence before financial markets open on monday. or shes presently dim, a fusion is made a surprise visit to the russian occupied city of mario pole and ukraine. state television ad footage of who's in driving himself around several districts of the devastated city. late on saturday, though no damage was shown. and after years of hostility officials in iran, se prize at rice, he is welcomed an invitation by saudi came some on to visit riyadh. 2 countries of also announced plans for their foreign ministers to meet. as for you, more now on the 20th anniversary of the us invasion of iraq, some american military veterans say that country should never have started the conflict. isaiah james is one of those former soldiers. he now works for the black veterans project. it say

u. s. is ignored africa. it's now time for the bite administration to reengage. actually, i should correct something i said in the last couple of hours in the sense of the u . s. mainly been involved in the infrastructure and development. the economic development africa, as china, has its belts and roads initiative and has been developing the infrastructure. but the u. s. has been very much involved in expanding its military footprint, and africans flooding the area with weapons and, and us troops and new basis, that sort of thing. but now this is a message from the administration is now we want to partner you on, on developing countries for mutually beneficial, a beneficial economic relationship. we're not asking you to choose between us and china. we could all live together. but then we have, you know, john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, just on doing the rounds. you just in the last few weeks again thing. but when china develops africa, it's all very selfish. but we want to have mutually beneficial partnerships. so has there been any reactio

patterns and high ocean temperatures that have become so common now as climate change bites, shebra times the al jazeera, the u. s. s played down and announcement by russian president vladimir putin, that he will place tactical nuclear weapons in bella, luce, who, to and said he struck a deal with bell russia president alexander lucas shanker. that doesn't violate nonproliferation agreements. but the u. s. department of defense says it sees no reason to adjust its own strategic nuclear posture. and there's no indication russia is preparing to use a nuclear weapon which isn't supposed to alex and lucas shinkel is right. he said, listen where your closest allies, why do the american deployed nuclear weapons at their allies on their territory, train the crews pilot? how to use this type of weapon if needed? we agreed there will do the same without violating our obligations. i emphasize without violating our international obligations on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons or mouth pump as a senior fellow at the james martin center, a nonproliferation studies. he says, the announcement was made to intimidate and r

u. s. banks. global stock market were largely down monday, trading, but biting edge confidence in the financial system. americans can.

u. s. backs. global stock markets were largely down on monday, trading, but biting edge confidence in the financial system. americans can.

u. s. was involved, which doesn't really surprise anybody. you know, you had bite and going out there saying we're going to end it and we're almost out of time. but george, you know, sergeant schultz is we put referred to him on this boat and went to washington. what for like a day and a half, maybe less than that one hour visit with the president of the united states. no press coverage went back. so he was just given his marching orders. wasn't he 30 seconds george marking out as well. that's the thing. europe's the least. he's not in any of sense representative of your, of interest. it's an american bought and paid for trained lead and they represent openly, america's interest. yeah. well, you ended the program almost exactly on time. one thing we're going to be definitely looking at as of, as mentioned here, is that this reproach mount have saudi arabia and iran, which is very, very important. so viewers, ross, like we'll see that next week as all the time. i want to thank our guests in st. petersburg and in budapest on what they are viewers for watching us here

u. s. backs. global stock markets were largely down in monday, trading the bite and urge confidence in the financial system. americans can rest assured.

now, as climate change bites, she ever times the al jazeera, the u. s. has played down an announcement by russian president vladimir putin, that he'll place tactical nuclear weapons in bella luce coach and said he struck a deal with bell or russian president, alexander lucas shanker. that doesn't violate nonproliferation agreements. the u. s . department of defense says it sees no reason to adjust its own strategic nuclear posture. and there's no real that there's no indication russia is preparing to use a nuclear weapon. so the bush breath loaded in solution. alexander lucas ankle is right. he said listen where your closest allies, why do they american deployed nuclear weapons, add their allies on their territory, train the crews, pilots. how to use this type of weapon if needed. we agreed. there will do the same without violating our obligations even i emphasize without violating our international obligations on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. so let's bring in miles pampa, he's a senior fellow at the james martin center, a non proliferation

now as climate change bites she ever times the al jazeera, the u. s has played down an announcement by russia's president vladimir putin, that he'll place tactical nuclear weapons and bella luce hootin said he struck a deal with bella. russian president, alexander lucas shanker, but doesn't violate non proliferation agreements. with the u. s. department of defense says it sees no reason to adjust its own strategic nuclear posture. that there is no indication russia is preparing to use a nuclear weapon. a. so the bush breath looted and lucy, alexander lucas shinkel is right. he said, listen where your closest allies, why do the american deployed nuclear weapons at their allies on their territory, trained the crews, pilots? how to use this type of weapon if needed? we agreed that we'll do the same without violating our obligations. even. i emphasize without violating our international obligations on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. iran says that u. s. strikes on iranian batt groups in syria would rule a quick response. the u. s. military carri

u. s. i know that i was in africa when asked me to choose when everything we have from the bite administration is china is the biggest danger to world security. and so was supposed to forget what else the by did ministration is saying in addition, the u. s. also looking for that diplomatic legitimacy which doesn't have the certainly the un for example. i mean the. busy discontent about the u. s. his position on ukraine, the refusal for any diplomatic negotiations refusal even think about the chinese plan for peace and ukraine. meanwhile, africa suffering because of shortages of fertilizer and, and grey because of us sanctions and western sanctions. this is a european why does everyone else have to suffer? it's something that we've heard quite quite a bit as well. why not look for peace? so diplomatic legitimacy, there's scramble for natural resources. there. all sorts of issues say where the u . s. is rather on the back foot and not just one last thing, even that the success of the some in december, people were terribly happy about it. we had a lot of people say what, why didn't i buy that tru

after the swiss government backed a takeover of credit suisse as countries 2nd largest bang bites main rival, u. b. s credit suisse managers around $1.00 trillion dollars around the world. its profits dropped significantly in 2022, falling nearly $8000000000.00 after losing $2000000000.00 in 2021. it shares have been in sharp declines in 2021. if no loss more than 95 percent of their value in the past 5 years. and i will speak to nick barker who is in london financial district. but 1st let's go to wall street and gable elizondo at the new york stock exchange. how are the songs reacting their gape well, least so far on monday, positively, primarily due to the deal, to help rescue credit suisse. the markets here on wall street seem to be act reacting very positively to that news. all of the major indices, the nasdaq, the s and p 500 and the dow, or all trading and positive territory. that's good news considering the last week or so where the market was fluctuating a bit, as they were trying to digest the banking crisis here in the united states. and that has been increasingly expanding globally as well

what is the bite of ministrations approach to it though? yes and leave the u. s. a border patrol meet more than $2200000.00 arrests of the us mexican border mexico border last year. and we have to keep in mind by we know that this is a highly political issue and that the u. s. is already preparing the next political election cycle. so president biden is trying to keep this problem away from his administration. he has been talking with mexican president lopez over my lord and negotiating to esteem the flow from migrants and to ensure that the migrants remain in mexico on this, in this sense. his immigration policies are really not, not very different from, from the immigration policies, from former president donald trump. and this is, of course, also causing problems on the mexican site because immigrants are coming together there and they're, they're putting in chandler us as a sweetener set. thanks kind of lena kennedy, not you more in washington? let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. 3 children and 3 adults have been kill

u has extended its arms embargo on zimbabwe for another year over concerns that promises a bite reforms aren't being can't. the economy of the southern african nation has been under immense pressure from u. s. sanctions for the past 2 decades. really now, the country's president argues thereon, justified on, once them lifted, claiming the damage the measures afflict on the economy, directly, impacts that people. washington, london, and brussels all insist harry must commit to political and economic reforms before any rethink the restrictions and international relations specialist, dr. alexander, research, oh, believe the west selectively uses international law. that is when it sits through an interest. so this is interference, this is the actually is right to do so of rent and did it. claudio integrity off b. o for off the united states as your bio on him. but these are the very same things that the united states, ironically is accused in russia of doing right now in you claim. but these are the very same things that we've been crippling. we since 2001 at the hands of the united states into the west and in the national commune, thought the united states and the wisdom in the national commu

u. s. policy is very similar, but even even, ah, more liberal if you will. so the bite and ministrations, nuclear posture review came out. and it's essentially a continuation of our clinton's and bushes and obama's and trumps. and it still says, you know, we reserve the right to use nuclear weapons, you know, if in, in extraordinary circumstances. and they talk about specifically about iran being a target so, so we do this in a sense, the more things change, the more they stay the same or, or vice versa. us that you asked argument tacitly, is that under effect in us rule of the world, more people's lives then improved, especially in the way, at economic development as what we used to call 3rd world countries. they're now referred to as developing nations. but does that argument really hold any water? i mean has following a u. s. lead really better in the world. so that argument goes all the way back, at least to the roman empire. the idea that we are, you know, civilizing the barbarians. that was the way the romans put it off, you know, starting on them, you know, even

u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket is set to visit ethiopia niger as the bite in administration, hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. earlier the president of every trade accused washington of taking an, an constructive approach to the conflict into great hindering a peaceful resolution, are corresponded corolla, thought lud discusses the context of lincoln's visit to africa. the elections are saying that they're looking at this route and their relationship with, if your p are in a different way, and that's what they're hoping to establish a re fashion, to re imagined relationship with. if you are considering if size and influence, he is more from molly fee, what we're looking to do is re fashion our engagement with the appear. we would like to be able to have a partnership that's commensurate with their size and influence and with our interests and commitment to africa. this is also part of the dynamics when you look at the 2 year war that happened in the northern te gray region. this war was that was fuel, if you will buy a peace deal upon the outlet, the prime ministe

take time on their own and you know like bite dance continues to deny that there is no data provided to the, the chinese government bird in aero, like the u. s. i, as we can see, like it's even like considering like passing a law that would allow biden to have the authority to expand the ban. like to take told, banged here to private users. so if it really happened, you would be away more serious problem for a tick tock. and while thing i should like really on mention is that actually like, even if beijing is trying to stand, stand in art for tick tock, like in china, a lot of public dupage is not on to talk side like a lot of chinese users on the internet are saying that so when could we you instagram and facebook as these social media? oh, so are banned in china and so they think their chinese government is having like, something like a double standard. my call a huge and lead there. the world's 2nd largest car maker volkswagen is facing a backlash after senior executive visitors factory and sheen john china and said that he saw no signs of forced labor activist and a major investor of criticize those comments made by off branch debtor. th

bite dance. so where is the u. sing to draw the line and how much could geopolitics impact what the internet landscape in america? looks like in the future, abby. very important questions. selena wang. thank you very much for that fascinating. report and when we come back, you've got questions and we have answers. the experts we've brought in facebook's former security chief, along with an adolescent psychiatrist. field your concerns out there about tiktok. somewhere out t there. is that e in a million someone who t thins with their hands. and shape rama tirr e als into something meaningful. and he wants to serve in their own way. if you're out there if you're looking for more we're looking. to we're calling on a new generation of builders for navies next gen. submarines. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment, it disrupts my skin with it disrupts my skin rash, but now i can disrupt eczema with invoke is not a steroid topical or injection. it's one pill once a day, many taking revoke saw

bite dance. so where is the u. s going to draw the line and how much could geopolitics impact what the internet landscape in america looks like in the future, abby. very important questions. selena wang. thank you very much for that fascinating. report and when we come back, you've got questions and we have answers. the experts we've brought in facebook's former security chief, along with an adolescent psychiatrist. field your concerns out there about tiktok. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more can be overwhelming. so ask your doctor about botox. botox prevents headaches and adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the number one prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment so far, more than five million botox treatments have been given to over 850,000 chronic migraine patients. botox may spread hours two weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking breathing. i proble

u. s. and germany, val no less hop in support for you. christ. washington announce is an extra $400000000.00 in military. i for keith as german chancellor left sholtes made joy bite and at the white house on the front line, the battle for ukraine's back put into the critical phase. the russian wagner mercenary group says it is almost completely surrounded the city and a day of global protest against climate change. mostly young activists demand into fossil fuels and urgent action on global warming. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the show. you where san german ladies have met in washington in a display of unity over the war in you cried. friday's trip to the white house was olaf sholtes is 1st since roches invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keys and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. u. s. as also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military. i'd 4 key a loft, schoultz said germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important with feasible that we can give that to you, chris, doing all the time that this time. i think it is very important that we get the message that

know, we heard lawmakers talk about bite code and about neural network architectures and artificial intelligence. and that's, that's pretty unprecedented for the u. s. congress, which my years ago when they were grilling mark zuckerberg, had absolutely no clue what they were talking about. yeah, i mean, it really was, is an about face of, it's like the roles were reversed today when you, when you compare it to how it was when zuckerberg was sitting there and talking to members of congress. we know that law makers now are not happy with social media platforms in general, but tick tock it special because it also happens to be chinese own. the chinese communist party has access. it could have access to a 150000000 u. s. hearts and minds as what the law makers said, talk to me about this danger that a members of congress were talking about today. i think that's a great way of putting it. and there are really 2 real dangers that members of congress have these on the 1st centers around for the more narrow threat of data privacy and data security. the idea that all social media platforms, including tick tock, in particular, collect massive amounts of data

there are no plans to expel anyone o the bite and administration will have to consider diplomatic and political escalation expelling russia's ambassador to the u. s. as well as all russian journalists working here would be the minimum to expect. so this come without this, i will, 3 journalist was arrested by the f s. b. he's accused of trying to obtain classified information about the russian defense industry. russian court ruled to keep the american journalist behind bars with 2 months pending further investigation. he could face up to 2 decades in prison. found guilty of the west, though has been quick to condemn rogers actions rushes decision to detain. a u. s. journalist shows their complete disregard for media freedom. we stand shoulder to shoulder with the u. s. in defense of these fundamental democratic principles, the e u condemns the detention of evan durst. greevich a journalist in us citizen in russia, journalists must be allowed to exercise their profession freely and deserve protection. the russian authorities demonstrate yet again, their systematic disregard for media freedom. while the russian, a foreign ministry spokesman murray a

u. s. congressional committee. c. e. o. show chew faced intense questioning by lawmakers who fear that beijing is using the app to hoover up sensitive data on millions of americans. to said that the aps owner, bite dance is a private company that does not work for the chinese government, but admitted china based employees would be forced to cooperate with state intelligence agencies. stephens humans has been following the story from washington for us, and dan ives, as a tech analyst from wed bush securities should have on. let's start with you. set the scene for us. how did the hearing today go for mr. chu? well, to be frank, i don't know anybody who wanted to be in the shoes of mister shoe. i for sure, wasn't willing to do this. why? because it was really aggressive. it was a proverbial blood bath almost. um i, i think he didn't even stand a chance and why? because there were some really unified democrats, as well as republicans in this committee. a drive to really almost put this into absurdity at some point. it didn't really matter what the tick tock c. o said at the end, it was all about proving that there is no independence of tick tock at no guarantee it will ever be totally independent fr