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u.s. washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now on the debate. >> knows you better than you know yourself. tiktok is a large part of many americans lives including members of congress who depend on it to connect with key voters. but lawmakers are still threatening to ban the popular social media app. the problem is the algorithm, the powers it. it's controlled by a company in china that must do whatever the chinese communist party tells them to do during a senate hearing monday, top intelligence officials warned bytedance is ownership of tiktok threatens national security. fbi director christopher wray said that includes influencing elections and promoting conspiracy theories. the different kinds influence operations you're describing are extraordinarily difficult to detect. democrats and republicans have been working together on a bill that would ban tiktok in the u.s.. >> unless it completely removes itself from bytedance. >> a house committee unanimously passed the legislation thursday. that is impressive in nature in any instance, in another rare move, republicans plan to move forward

top israeli officials are canceling a trip to washington after the u.s.e un security council passed a resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire in gaza. former president trump gets a wind in one case while a judge and another set the date for his first criminal trial. suspects in a moscow concert hall attack appear in court after a massacre that left at least 137 people dead. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is canceling a scheduled trip to the u.s. after the u.s. did not veto a un security council resolution demanding an immediate cease-fire between hamas and israel. the u.s. abstain from the vote, allowing the resolution to pass. the resolution also demands the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. it comes after numerous failed attempts. >> after months of diplomatic wrangling and numerous failed attempts of the resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza was finally passed. >> please raise their hand. >> for the first time, none of the permanent members of the security council

elections. the intelligence report and reactions show growing riff between israel and the u.s. despite washington's all-out support for the regime's genocidal war on the gaza strip. joining us on this edition of the news review we have academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller who's joining us from bristol. also we have co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign. mr. mcnape here joining us from edinburgh. let's start off with mr. miller uh in bristol. uh, sir, i want to get your perspective on this recent intelligence report. uh, it seems that uh uh on uh from the the side of the united states benyamen netanyahu is turning out to to be the skapegoat in this war. well, this is not a new position by the us and intelligence committee. uh, it it looks like they are getting fed up with netanyahu, but they have been opposed to his uh government for some time, uh, indeed have been themselves directly funding. some of the protesters prior to alex a flug being launched, so it's not new, but it it does indicate that there is section of the us ruling elite which wants netany

u.s.. >> our washington correspondent reshad hudson talk to one senator who has a plan to cut down on overdose deaths. ohio democratic senator sherrod brown tells me his bill would crack down on the misuse of xylazine. >> we want to make sure that silencing is not so readily available to drug dealers. the synthetic drugs normally used by veterinarians to treat large animals. brown says it is being mixed with fentanyl and humans are using it. he's concerned that xylazine is getting into the wrong hands. that's a serious problem for people that potentially overdose his combating illicit xylazine act would make it a scheduled three-drug and enable the dea to track its manufacturing will also making sure veterinarians and farmers still have access to it. he says the bill has been endorsed by 39 state attorneys general major law enforcement organizations and veterinary and groups. according to the cdc ross year, more than two-thirds of the reported drug overdose deaths in the u.s. involved synthetic drugs. this stuff is not easy to manufacture. ohio republican senator jd vance as many of these synt

to these people and try to appease them and israeli delegation is expected to be in washington next week to meet with u.s.. officials. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the white house is getting ready for its annual easter egg roll. this is some video from previous years for this year. the white house is expecting about 40,000 people to roll past la easter eggs on the white house lawn on monday. guests include military and veterans families, caregivers and survivors. the white house easter egg roll tradition dates back 18. 78. we're in the rutherford b hayes was the 19th president has a quite the history for the first time chase center here in san francisco is hosting an easter egg hunt. it's scheduled for tomorrow, starting at 09:00am there will be live entertainment. a bunny petting zoo. that sounds fun. arts and crafts station and photos with the easter bunny. that will all go on until noon. the event is free. but organizers do suggest you register through eventbrite, but that's a they're >> and big decisions lie ahead as california faces a major budget deficit. how one lawmaker is trying

our dc's raquel martin has the latest now from washington. >> high stakes meetings between top israeli and u.s. officials in washington are canceled. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pulled the plug as a protest u.s. refused to block a un resolution demanding an immediate temporary cease-fire in gaza. throughout i do that yahoo accused the u.s. retreating from its support of israel. the prime minister's office seems to be indicating to public statements that >> we somehow changed here were kind perplexed by this white house. national security spokesman john kirby defended the u.s. decision not to exercise that un veto power in very clear. >> very consistent. the non-binding resolution by the un security council also calls for the immediate release of hostages. >> held by hamas, but not as a precondition to a cease-fire as israel has demanded it. one top israeli official made it to washington before the un vote. the israeli defense minister met with u.s. officials, including secretary of state antony blinken. the u.s. is trying to talk israel out of a ground invasion in the city of raf

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secretary of state antony blinken in washington tuesday. the u.s.f its allies suspended funding in january when this agency revealed it had fired several staff members that allegedly participated in the hamas led attack on israel tovar seven. countries that paused funding are under more pressure to reverse their actions as people in gaza faced starvation and disease. at a press briefing tuesday the u.s. state department spokesperson said abided administration supported the agency but really iterated american funding to unrwa could not resume until an investigation into terrorism is complete. an independent investigation is expected to conclude in april. ukraine's president and the greek prime minister are unharmed after a deadly russian missile strike on a city the leaders were touring. the attack hit the port city of odessa whether countries president volodymyr zelenskyy was showing the greek prime minister damage caused by war. the two leaders later visited the site of the attack. no member of their delegation was hurt. ukraine's navy says five ot

u.s. officials in washington about an alternative approach aimed at protecting civilians.e aid trucks rolling into northern gaza, where the u.n. says famine may have already begun. the israeli government and i met with a very senior person today. they insist there is no starvation in gaza. how do you respond to that? >> we are seeing families, civilians, children, old people and vulnerable people suffering every single day. we're seeing a trickle of aid when we need a tsunami of food assistance. >> israel believes the last five or so hamas battalions, plus its leader sinwar, are holed up in rafah, which is why one israeli official tells me, despite what the president says, there is no world in which israel does not go ahead with this offensive. matt gutman, abc news, tel aviv. all right. >> matt gutman, thank you for that. the state department has also told americans in haiti to be ready for more emergency of s. citizens left sunday on a charter flight. officials say more evacuations could come by helicopter from the embassy in port au prince. aid to haiti is being blocked

say that the suspension was to allow a climate of serenity for talks. between baghdad and washington over the u.s. military presence, but as some have rightly noted, washington has no intention to change its behavior in iraq. it is obvious that washington is trying to gain more time to keep its military presence in iraq. our government needs to push forward and speed of the pace of negotiations to end the presence of these foreign forces and save our countries political, economic and social stability. on paper, the us military forces are present. in the country for advisory purposes as well as training the iraqi forces to fight daesh terrorist group. however, in practice, the us forces have shown a different objective by violating iraqi sovereignty, attacking pmu positions, and killing top iraqi commanders. since the start of their operations in october, the resistance in iraq has been pushing the government to end the us military presence in the country. also, they have time and again reiterated their solidarity with palestinians. muslim salim. people in pakistan, like millions of others through

dc's raquel martin has the latest from washington. >> high stakes meetings between israeli and u.s. als in washington are canceled. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pulled the plug as a protest u.s. refused to block a un resolution demanding an immediate temporary cease-fire in gaza. throughout i do that yahoo accused the u.s. retreating from its support of israel. the prime minister's office seems to be indicating to public statements that we somehow changed here were kind perplexed by this white house. national security spokesman john kirby defended the u.s. decision not to exercise that un veto power in very clear. very consistent. the non-binding resolution by the un security council also calls for the immediate release of hostages. >> held by hamas, but not as a precondition to a cease-fire as israel has demanded it. one top israeli official made it to washington before the un vote. the israeli defense minister met with u.s. officials, including secretary of state antony blinken. the u.s. is trying to talk israel out of a ground invasion in the city of rafah where more

u.s. and israeli leadership also continue to grow. our washingtonrespondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. u.s. officials are hoping to shore up that rift. >> following meetings between high-level officials from both countries this week as the rift between president joe biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu grows more public. they have in the past agreed on everything and they don't agree on everything right now. >> but they both agree on one really important thing. and that is the importance of the state of israel. defense secretary lloyd austin welcome his israeli counterpart to the pentagon this week. have you here with the war between israel and hamas dragging on u.s.. officials are under increasing pressure to get more aid into gaza. we need to get a lot more care and gaza is offering humanitarian. >> and situation is getting even worse. but secretary austin also warning the israeli defense minister not to invade the gazan city of rafah without protections for palestinian civilians. all discuss alternative approaches to target

u.s. that "all will be forgiven in washington is khan is removed." the u.s.al, assistant secretary of state donald lu, then went on to say, "otherwise, i think it will be tough going ahead." of course come imran khan was in moscow with putin when russia invaded ukraine. talk overall about the significance of u.s. support for pakistan and how much does it determine what the pakistani government does or the direction it goes in. >> i think -- again, this contributes to the sit among supporters. there's a long history. pakistan has been ruled by the military -- even when generals are not in the seat of government, they are thede facto power that be. three long periods of dictatorship, twice during the cold war, and then under the war on terror regime, all of these regimes were fully backed by washington. whether or not imran khan was explicitly removed by the americans is by the by. what matters is there is the long history. that reinforces this perception that the americans come in, do what they want, remove who they want, put into power who they want -- obviou

u.s.. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-spanan now, or onlin atwednesday on c-span, the house meets at 9:00 eastern tislationd require the video sharing app tiktok to divest from its china own parent company within 180 days or face a u.s. ban. the bill also prohibits technology platforms in the u.s. from carrying any applications that are controlled by foreign adversaries of the u.s. on c-span two, a house financial subcommittee examines the proposed role from the consumer financial protection bureauo regulate digital consumer payment applications. on c-span3 at 9:00, house armed services subcommittee hears testimony from outside experts on the important role of software in defense department systems and how to acquire and deploy it. you can also watch our live coverage on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. ♪ this syndrome is extremely rare. but friends don't have to be. when you are connected,

u.s. abstained from the vote while other members voted in favor. two israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's top advisers were supposed to arrive in washington tonight. netanyahu canceled their trip after the u.s. decided not to veto the u.n. resolution. >>> still ahead, a man dead and his brother severely injured after a rare mountain lion attack, we're now learning more about the victims, including how they fought to save each other during the horrifying incident. >> the information they had was the brother was pinned down and the lion had ahold of his neck. >>> this afternoon federal agents spotted at this california mansion of a world famous music mogul, what we're learning about the raid possibly linked to sex trafficking. >>> after stanford's thrilling victory in the ncaa tournament, we look ahead to the cardinal's next match-up, sweet 16. kelly has two choices... a honey baked ham that's been slow smoked, hand glazed, and spiral sliced. or, a kelly baked ham. nobody wants a kelly baked meal, not even kelly. every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. >>> the feds have raided two homes belonging to hip-hop music mogul sean di

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u.s.. our washington correspondent basil john reports on what's next for this app. >> the bill passed with 352 lawmakers voting in support. but this does not mean the app goes away instantly. with the huge majority. the house passed a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban of tiktok with every dance challenge in lip sync video. american users are unknowingly contributing to a vast surveillance apparatus. the legislation requires tiktok's parent company bytedance which is based in china. >> to sell tiktok in the next 6 months or see the ebb deleted from app stores in the u.s. supporters of the bill say the app is a national security threat as the chinese government could force tiktok to hand over american users data. i think congress is stating that >> data rights of americans and got to be safe from foreign government relations. illinois democratic congressman raja krishnamoorthi says the goal is not to ban tiktok. our intention is for tiktok to continue to operate. >> but not under the control of the chinese communist party. some lawmakers voted no california democrats. it become longer

u.s. officials in washington about an alternative approach aimed at protecting civilians.rnight, these aid trucks rolling into northern gaza, where the u.n. says famine may have already begun. the israeli government, and i met with a very senior person today, they insist there is no starvation in gaza. >> we are seeing vulnerable people suffering every single day. we're seeing a trickle of aid when we need a tsunami of food assistance. >> reporter: david, israel believes about five hamas battalions plus hamas's leader are holed up in rafah, which is one reason a senior israeli official tells me tonight, there is no world in which israel does not go ahead with this offensive, despite what the president says. david? >> david: matt gutman in tel aviv for us. thank you, matt. >>> in haiti tonight, the u.s. state department is now warning americans in that country to be ready for possible evacuations, to be ready to get to the u.s. embassy. but our matt rivers on the ground there, showing us what that journey might be like, the situation just outside the u.s. embassy tonight. >

diminishing capabilities without more funding as one of israel's or cabinet ministers visits washington. the u.se court rules trump can remain on primary ballots, handing a legal victory to the former president. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to "world news america." one of israel's war cabinet ministers and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's main rivals is in washington amid concern over the humanitarian situation in gaza. we arrived monday for talks with the white house and the state dertment. he met u.s. president joe biden's national security advisor jake sullivan, and the vice president, kamala harris. he's got -- he is scheduled to meet antony blinken on tuesday. . a retired general who headed the israeli defense forces leads the centrist party opposed to mr. netanyahu's right-wing government. he took up a seat in mr. netanyahu's war cabinet after the attacks on october 7, which killed over 1200 israelis. israeli outlets report the prime minister was unaware of the visit. the vice president, a day after she made a passionate intervention about the death last week of more than 100

colorado ruling, kicking him off their state ballot, putting an end to similar efforts across the u.s. in washington castor ktvu, fox two news. >> well, right now, it eagerly casting their ballot for this primary. ktvu bailey ocarroll takes a closer look at the numbers and what some pointúto as the reason behind the lower voter turnout so far. >> so far, we received around 75,000 ballots back. >> john arntz, the director of elections in san francisco voter turnout is on par with the previous primary election. >> voting in primaries tends to happen closer to election day than, let's say, a general election. >> san francisco typically has a high early voter turnout, anywhere between 5 to 7% higher than the state's average. paul mitchell, the vice president of political data inc, says the numbers for this election are similar to election, which typically have the lowest turnout. >> generally, presidential primary elections are much lot more anticipation ofhere's a primary for president and all the nationalization of the election. the lower than anticipatedll,t- numbers could highlight a change 2020 ele

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the israeli leader calling off a trip by two of his closest aides to washington after the u.s. allowed a cease-fire resolution to pass at the united nations, one that he said would hurt his military campaign. the resolution called for an end to the fighting but didn't tie it to the release of the hostages held by hamas, but u.s. officials insisted there's no shift in policy. >> we've been very clear. we've been very consistent in our support for a cease-fire as part of a hostage deal. that's how the hostage deal is structured, and the resolution acknowledges the ongoing talks. >> reporter: the meetings with israeli officials were set to begin wednesday and personally requested by the president as concerns grow over possible casualties and famine in gaza. american officials were set to present alternatives to the ground invasion of rafah which israel argued must go forward to root out hamas. >> any major military operation in rafah would be a huge mistake. let me tell you something. i have studied the maps. there's nowhere for those folks to go. >> reporter: separate meetings be

and officials in florida began airlifting dozens of u.s. by helicopter and charter planes. movements to make multiple trips, some lawmakers in washingtonu.s. to intervene, saying it would prevent a mass migration of haitian refugees fleeing to some threat of international intervention is what sparked the gang uprising. >> when the prime minister asked for kenya forces to step in, they've come together to form an alliance that the name in creole translates as living together. uc berkeley professor lisa armstrong says the gangs are a loose coalition. the most prominent leader last night called on people to defy the state of emergency, but their intentions are unclear. >> his nickname is barbecue and he is a former police officer, and has essentially said that the gangs are fighting for equality. but, the issue is they've blocked access to food and water for the people who are most impoverished, they have blocked access to, fuel for generators for the hospital. >> security is a major barrier. and jackie says right now she wants to collect donations, but it's still too dangerous for her nonprofit and others to arrange large scale aid deliv

war cabinet ministers, a rival of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, wrapped up meetings in washington with u.sncluding chuck schumer and secretary of state antony blinken. in gaza, they are warning about possible mass starvation and the u.s. is dropping more aid into the territory. palestinians race to find food when it falls from the sky, but aid groups say it is nowhere near enough. this man asks is there a father in the world who can watch his children riding in hunger and stay silent? >> they need to be released now. >> reporter: in israel, there is new fear for the estimated 100 hostages hamas is holding. the united nations released a report revealing there are reasonable grounds to believe militants sexually assaulted women on october 7, and the abuse of hostages is ongoing. >> this is the first time the big wide world is seeing that this is, in fact, a horrific, horrible crash. >> reporter: as israel's army keeps hunting for hamas fighters, it released video claiming troops have destroyed and sealed off hamas' largest ever tunnel. israel's military says they will not place any limits on

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. >>> in washington, u.s.awmakers and white house have reached a handshake deal to keep the government fully funded through september 30th and now must race to make it official before this friday's shutdown deadline. according to the report, the deal came late last night after negotiators were able to resolve funding for the department of home homeland security. >>> one of the national security officials is set to hold a closed door briefing today with top senate commerce and intel committee members about the threats posed by tiktok. this comes as the senate weighs how to proceed with the house passed bill to force a sale of tiktok by parent bytedance. on "last call," last night, joe manchin said there is no question as to what must be done. >> we cannot go and gather information in china. if we can't reciprocate in a country, that tells you something is wrong. everyone knows they are information. they should not be allowed to accumulate that type of information from america. >> manchin adding he would vote fo

keeping them engaged, engaged and included in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> in washington, u.saring today on the need for a 32 hour work week with no cut in pay. senators who supported shorter workweek say today's hearing was to bring attention to an issue not discussed in decades. senator bernie sanders said it's time to cut down on the number of hours. americans are required to work weekly. several republicans disagreed. >> in an explosion as we all know and technology in a massive increase in worker productivity. nothing has change. but what about main street in small business? this doesn't work for small business. >> can senators noted that there is no law in place stopping companies who want to implement rather a 32 hour work week on their just got since the boss. i think when you read idea, talk to our yeah, you've been watching. you would do a better job at that. i don't know anybody else. right? maybe he's watching right now. yeah. that would be really cool idea. thank >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 10, but stay there is okay because they told us we already. sorry. you

washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span, powered by cable. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, talksbout u.s. cybersecy at a crowdstrike summit in washington, d.c.. ■ intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a this relates to cyber. it is an important role that he has. i have had the pleasure of chatting with hi■bm previously n a number of these issues, having been in front of the committee over no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds i can go to, i cane■2 pull off being the cyber guy. this is not the crowd i could pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation."= >> i think it's important to get your take. we got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot of folks from the defense and social base. een involved this space for such a long time. they certainly understand the risk but but a big believere holistic responsedes them having the authorities that legislative branch is able to provide. so having herus perspective i think it's real

u.s. families to washington advocating on behalf of our loved ones that the u.s.uld and is doing all that it is possible. but we need to keep the pressure on. and we need to keep the pressure going until our loved ones are back home because i have been walking around washington with this as well. and that kind of illustrates the symbolic fact that the hostages are running out of time. this is time sensitive. it is not something that can wait for another month, end of the year. there are people that are dying from lack of food, starvation, the torture, sexual torture that has been documented and is continuing. let's not forget that these are the bad guys, hamas. it is a terrorist organization. they need to be in a different place that they are after five months, and we need the international community, not just the united states, advocating that these hostages need to come out immediately. and if hamas would just be willing to release hostages that they took, there would be a cease-fire in place within five minutes. and i don't understand why, you know, we are not

u.s. and israel deepens as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu cancels plans to send a delegation to washington, d.c. after issuing an ultimatum to the u.s. we'll get to that in just a moment. but, we begin with decisions and a pair of former president donald trump's legal cases. the presumptive presidential nominee scoring a major reprieve in his civil fraud today. the former president failed to get a delay in manhattan district attorney's alvin bragg's criminal trial. now set to be the first and possibly only to go to trial before the november election. correspondent c.b. cotton is following it all from outside the new york state supreme court. good evening, cb. >> good evening, bret. the first criminal trial of a former u.s. president is set to go forward with jury selection beginning april 15th. but donald trump's legal team is filing another motion to have the case delayed, again, this time because of pre-trial publicity. the defense team has argued before that any media attention previously media attention may have tainted any jury pool. in the hush money case prosecutors allege trump att

u.s. government sends a plane to fly americans out of haiti. the country in chaos. >>> in washington, the white house goes green. >> happy st. patrick's day. >>> while donald trump ramps up his rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath. >>> weather whiplash. forget spring. freezing temperatures return this week, affecting millions of you. we'll have the latest forecast. >>> plus, this volcano erupts with little notice, prompting iceland to declare a state of emergency. >>> and later, hawk for hire. how this handler and his bird of prey are working together to clear out some very foul problems. >> come on. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. we begin tonight in new mexico where authorities have captured a suspect accused of gunning down a state trooper friday who tried to help the suspect. 33-year-old jaremy smith is now in custody after authorities arrested him followig a police pursuit and shoot-out in albuquerque. smith was spotted by a ga

u.s. abstaining in this vote and canceling a trip by a top-level delegation requested by biden last week to come to washington d.c., accusing the u.s. of abandoning their position at the u.n. security council. israel's defense minister in d.c. meeting with the u.s. secretary of state, blinken. and did discuss alternatives, but it's unclear if this is going to continue forward if israel is going to actually go with the cease-fire requests >> chapman bell for us, thank you. >>> more turbulence for top executives at boeing this morning. ceo dave calhoun announced that he will leave by year's end after cascading concerns over quality control and safety the head of commercial aircraft is also out. and boeing's board chair will not seek reelection. the shakeup comes two months after that door plug blowout on an alaska airlines flight. now a focus of criminal and faa investigations >>> police in florida have arrested a reckless atv driver after he led them on a cross-county chase authorities attempted to stop the driver but he took off, jumping onto i-95, weaving in between cars and at one point even driving the wro

u.s. gas on washington avenue if you've got cash. santa clara city in santa clara county, $4.37 at platinum gas on washington street. that edges out the last price, very close to the best in san francisco, $4.38 at the 76 on valencia street. >>> the roadways, we're looking at a calm commute as we do look at the crash on the eastshore freeway that got over to the shoulder after a quick traffic break and bunching up traffic. it's now flowing smoothly through berkeley and emeryville, where the backup fills up the toll plaza in the last ten minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> let's return to that very important story we were talking about, the fight over the controversial texas immigration law. late last night a federal supreme court put a halt on the state's plan to enforce the law and it happened hours after the u.s. supreme court said the law could take effect. we've got a lot of legal battles going on. let's check back in with "today in the bay"'s brie jackson live in washington. >> reporter: good morning. so because th