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heading to south korea. his first trip to asia as president while pyongyang watches closely. and the taliban continues to roll back the rights of women in afghanistan. now forcing a choice between covering their faces or losing their on-air jobs. live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with john vause. >> a bill authorizing $40 billion in u.s. aid to ukraine is on its way to seoul, south korea, for president joe biden's signature. the aid package easily passed the u.s. senate on thursday but does not take effect until it is signed. another $100 million worth of artillery, ra...

Itself as the most effective and influential voice for business. the biggest crisis in its near 60 year history is not over yet. simonjack, bbc news. and finally, before we go i want to show you some beautiful pictures from the galapagos islands, where at least 86 captive—bred giant tortoises were released last month. the hatchlings were bred and raised in captivity on santa cruz island as part of a species conservation programme which has bred some 3,000 giant tortoises in captivity over the past 50 years. before the turtles were released, they were fitted with an identification microchip s...

Apr 10, 2023 - A total of 86 captive-bred tortoises, which are part of a remnant of hatchlings from the Captive Breeding Program that closed in 2021, returned to their natur

Arizona. the farm animals got out of a fenced area that the owner says was cut open. the animals then started grazing next to a frozen custard shop paid after nearly an hour, bystanders and police were able to herd the group back to the farm. a marine biologist at the university of washington's friday harbor lab are trying to say the endangered sense rc's are from going extinct. since 2013 , about 90% of the sea stars have died because of a mystery disease that some scientists think was caused by warming oceans. this lab is the only captive breeding program for this species. a new space telesc...

Incredibly rare insects. esai thinks that their blood contains glycerol, a natural antifreeze. but the big question is what do they eat? he believes they feed on tiny algae that live in the ice. and when times are hard, each other. but as the world warms, time is running out for the ice dragon. >> there is very little information about this species, but it is endangered because we already know that their habitat, it's melting away at an incredibly fast pace. >> whatever happens to the glacier, esai wants to make sure that the ice dragon has a future. so he is collecting some for his captive br...