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Asia. for years and has been tracking the routes congolese cobalt or tanks is an expert on the mineral trade at amnesty international. just to the output so i just was she a study has shown that chinese companies in the congo by the offer marches on the mines send it on to be refined in china and from there the metallic cobalt goes to the producers of battery components and batteries. and those batteries end up in german electric cars true and. so german probably contain cobalt from small mines in the. german carmakers comments are vague. dialer writes. the supply chains include a great many s...

That would be impacted the most. they have the most flights on this route. right now airlines are trying to figure out new protocols and policy for how to check passengers for compliance. they are working with international airports to reconfigure the set up to isolate passengers and flights bound for the u.s. dhs says that this ban was put into place because intelligence suggests that terrorists have perfected their ability to hide explosives in battery components of these electronics. now europeans, though, the officials there, they are voicing safety concerns that there will be a large numb...

Ability to hide explosives in battery components of electronics. european officials voice safety concerns there will be a large number of electronic devices with lithium ion batteries in cargo hold. the faa says dangers associated are reduced because they're spread out in bags, in pieces of luggage and not stored together and on top of each other. renee march much shall, cnn. a north korean diplomat opens the door to direct talks with the united states. quote, under the right conditions. the official made comments to south korea agency, after meeting with armed control and diplomatic experts...

Traffic corridor. delta, united, american airlines. those are the u.s. carriers impacted the most because they have the most flights flying that route. i'm told we should expect a decision to be announced in a week or two. the reasoning behind this is because essentially they have intelligence that suggests that terror groups have perfected ability to conceal explosives in battery components of the electronics. that is the concern. back to you, poppy. >> rene marsh, thank you. coming up, the president's decision to fire james comey putting rod rosenstein in the spotlight. we will speak with th...

Suggests that terrorists have perfected their ability to hide explosives in battery components of these electronic devices. the airline industry does not like this idea of a ban altogether. the industry does prioritize safety and security, but they want an alternative, perhaps checking people at the gate for these electronics, but trying to avoid an all-out ban. but again, my sources are telling me it's a no go for them, despite their argument and their pushback, this ban is going to happen, john. one other note to add. we do know that the department of homeland security had a conference call ...