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in central gaza, israeli forces hunt hamas. they're still launching attacks from tunnels and buildings. and thus the war rages on, sickness and hunger haunt gaza. these children in central gaza are queuing for food to try and feed entire families. many are weak, listless. the un says less than half the amount of food needed is reaching the population. translation: we have been coming here for six months, l and we are completely dependent on the food charity. we come here to take food, to eat and feed the other children. in the north, where the threat of famine is most acute. amjad kanu, age three, suffers from kidney disease
foreign aid package passed saturday. >> this new bill gives tiktok nine months, which is up from a previous six to separate from its current chinese parent company, bytedance. the social media app is seen as a national security risk by many in congress. if the senate approves the legislation and president joe biden signs it tiktok could be forced to find a new owner or be banned entirely from the us cnn's mark stuart joins us now, live from beijing. good to have you with us mark. so there's been so much scrutiny of tiktok here in the the company has said that any sort of ban could trample free speech. is there any indication from the chinese government about what it would like to see have a neck indeed, lynda, in fact, i heard from one observer of the chinese tech space and he described what's happening right now as a moment of truth for beijing. >> look, it is around two 30 in the afternoon here in china and choline up at the top of the
we talk about how fantastic it is we do not have a missile defense system protecting every corner of the united states. israel does. we do not have a missile defense system covering the continental united states to protect us from nuclear weapons from iran or anybody else. why isn't that being discussed? >> that is such an important point is lost on many today democrats have opposed missile defense for decades going back obviously to the reagan years but extending into east recent years as well all the controversy should be put to rest any democratic so it democd on saturday night should understand the united states needs to invest in our own continental ballistic missile defense as well. not just on the west coast but we need to increase interceptors we have we have them in california and alaska. note defense we've been pushing
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cards to $8. deal for these voters when the president can go to the states and have these conversations with those voters that could be all the difference. beyond that in many of the states for the biden campaign in the state of florida for example with abortion being on the ballot there, the abortion law in arizona being a big issue for those voters that will also help support for the biting. he does not mean they don't have to work with this. they're going to do a lot of work on the ground to get these unlikely voters out in places like georgia. in places like ohio, in places like michigan. shannon: let's get to the issues that you mention abortion for we know the economy. here in one of the states and wisconsin how people rate who is better to handle these issues. biden has advantage on abortion, healthcare, election integrity. trump has the advantage on foreign policy, economy, immigration and the border. kevin it is a a mashup of things people care about and who they think is better equipped to handle them. quickset really is.
the whole model get it got. >> yeah. >> this man says the elephant tesol was small and ran off between the holmes as this video filmed by local a month earlier shows, often they are up close we drive around the edge of the village. soon it is clear how many are now inside the wire? some big fires lit by other farmers have not stopped some slipping in between the crops. >> and so we witnessed an extraordinary standoff between a likely terrified lost group of three elephants and one desperate man the flashlight
they opposed it. they tried to defund it. on one occasion to shut down the government in order to get it funded to some extent. there's a piece written by martin anderson a close advisor for many, many years to ronald reagan. on june 9 , 86 the christian science monitor said president raggett announced sdi in 1983 strategic defense initiative there is been strong and powerful opposition to the idea. most of from the left side of the political spectrum. one aspect of this is that the scientists raise technical objections the nuclear weapons expert to detect flaws in the military strategy are the best of my knowledge virtually all democrats. when you can safely predict scientists nuclear weapons expert as opposed to our missile defense efforts, more than likely turn out to be a registered democrat. you can be pretty sure you are
six two separate from its current chinese parent company, bytedance, the social media app. is seen as a national security risk by many in congress. so if the senate approves the legislation and president joe biden signs it, tiktok could be forced to find a new owner or be banned entirely from the us. and as mark stuart joins us live from beijing, i mean, this is a real challenge, isn't it? for bytedance? because it's, basically being fast-tracked and bytedance need to know if it's what is going to do, if it's faced with this serious decision about whether or not to sell it or have it close the fate is very much murky, max, as you have pointed out. >> in fact, i was talking to one expert one longtime observer of the chinese tech sphere, as he put it to me this is a moment of truth for beijing, we have reached out to china's ministry of foreign affairs. we are still awaiting
my dad was one person amongst many who got drafted. he got really disenchanted with the army and started reading a lot more. he did serve as long as he had to. but as soon as he was done, he was out of there. and then he left up to canada, and it just seemed this safe haven kind of place. he started tree planting, and i wonder if coming to canada and being in nature was something that was a big part of his healing journey. i know for me that nature definitely heals me. and that's why i seek it out. (birds squawking) to see the resilience of nature is just... it's very inspiring.
isn't this on the ballot too? and let me ask you this why aren't the republicans pushing back harder on capitol hill? >> the last question is something really important. we had bills sitting in the senate for a while now passed by the house of representatives late last year to try to shut down the appeasement campaign towards iran. i hope senate republicans would do a better job of trying to push those bills through. but guess what, speaker of the house is gotten pretty creative. he has tied many of those sanctions bills to the supplemental that is moving right now. if that goes to the president's desk the president will be forced to threaten chinese ports with sanctions. and potentially even sanction on the supreme leader himself. some think the supreme leader would not like to see happen pretty would ask the president to withdraw president biden's trump executive order of sanctions on the supreme leader they are still negotiating the iran nuclear deal in the last couple of years. so yes we need to be pushing hard to force the president's hand. the president has been violating