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>> storm system left the trail of destruction. omaha on friday afternoon leveling entire neighborhoods on the city's westside. there seen as lucy kafanov is in omaha lucy, we see that destruction behind you and now night is approaching. what's the situation? >> well jessica, night is approaching and there is some concern about another storm front moving into the omaha area. and it is simply too soon for this. i mean, take a look behind me what, you're, seeing right there, the flattened would it doesn't translate on cameras so easily. that was two two story homes. >> okay. the residents, their survived by sheltering in the basement. >> but the home is completely destroyed. a lot of the other houses look like this. some parts of the structure are still standing. a lot of it has collapsed throughout the day. we have seen families as well as volunteers from the community coming here, helping with the cleanup, helping the families gather whatever personal possessions they might

have, helping them salvage whatever they can you can see the truck here. this is one of the families trying to save what they can because basically, after they get what they can, they have to move out of here and insurance takes over and then the rebuilding begins, which is a very lengthy process over here. >> the car that belong to this family totaled and that is just a fraction of what we've seen throughout this neighborhood. >> it's a rather there are newer subdivision of elkhorn and we had seen giant vehicles flipped and crushed and flattened homes completely flattened i believe actually that we have our drone up in the air to show you a bigger overview picture of what this neighborhood looks like, because this is just one treat there are dozens of streets here. again, it doesn't translate that necessarily when the home is completely flattened, when we first arrived here, no, it's pitch black we thought that maybe it was a construction site, but no, these were lived in homes. a lot of the families moved in over the past last year or so.

they will now have to figure out how to pick up the pieces of their life again a lot of folks that we talk to expressed shock, disbelief this only happened last night that tornado hit at four, 30 in the afternoon on friday. it is saturday. people are shell shock, they're trying to figure out where to go, where to stay, how to pick up the pieces of their life? i am actually standing now at another property here on the street this used to be a garage over there. you could see a laundry machine destroyed, crushed this home, no longer livable, just one of the many families that are going to have to rebuild their lives again in the aftermath of this destruction and again, more bad weather coming in. a lot of concern here, jessica, no doubt about that. lucy kafanov thanks so much for walking us through that. we're thinking about all those people in their families let's bring in meteorologists, elisa raffa, who's tracking this weekend's dangerous weather systems. and elisa,

we're now hearing we were just talking about this few minutes ago of these rare tornado alert along with warnings of rare excessive rain. what, what is rare about these threats? >> yeah so there are heightened alert we get tornado watches in the this time of year pretty frequently. and you can see we have plenty of them from southern iowa all the way down through kansas, oklahoma, and then down into parts of texas. but what's rare about the part of the tornado watches an oklahoma, it's called a particularly dangerous situation. so this is not just a tornado watch where we're worried about tornadoes. this is, we're worried about strong tornadoes were worried about e, f three ef for violent type tornadoes this type of watches only issued about 7% of the time we ended again is very rare and you can see the super cells, all these little discrete loan cells, those are firing up and those are the things that can rotate and that can drop immense tornadoes. so you can see that we've got a couple of tornado warnings, some in northern texas. another

one ride along the border there a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings it as well right around oklahoma city. we're watching also some pretty nasty tornado warnings, even up into kansas. and then parts of northern missouri as well, where we've got rotating thunderstorms that have put some tornadoes on the ground are watching that closely. this is the risk border border from chicago down to cnn, sodium and we're really watching that red area that moderate risk. it's a level four of five for strong tornadoes, damaging winds and 75 miles per hour and tennis ball-sized hail. this area right in here, the red. this is what we're really concerned about again, those strong tornadoes, the ef, three ceos for that could be possible out of this system, that would be severe damaged, pretty similar to what we saw yesterday in nebraska, and that would have wins over 136 miles per hour. so something that we need to watch your very closely on top of this, you also mentioned the rain risk again, we get excessive rain risk pretty frequently this time of year in

the but we have this high risk is the highest level of excessive rain, right there just to the east of oklahoma city. this is only issued about 4% of the time, but its responsible for 40% of our flood related deaths, 80% of our flood related damage and we're looking at up to six inches of rain possible elisa raffa laying it all out for us. >> thanks so much. also today, we are seeing more rest at college campuses across america as pro-palestinian protests spread at major universities, school officials at northeastern university in boston say campus operations of quote, returned to normal after police detained about 100 people there this morning in northern california, large protests and encampments have taken over two buildings inside the cal poly humboldt campus. today, university officials, they're announced the school will close and go fully remote for the remainder of the semester. in new york city, the epicenter of the demonstrations protest organizers at columbia university say talks with school officials are at an

impasse. they are demanding the university cut ties with israeli academic institutions and divest from any israel entities. demonstrators also want their schools to stand against what they believe and they say our acts of genocide being committed against the palestinian people in gaza. but some jewish students worried the protests are becoming anti-semitic, leading to harassment and that they fear for their safety on campuses. let's go straight to cnn's polo sandoval. he's live outside columbia university city in new york and polo that is really as we just mentioned, the epicenter columbia is where a lot of this started to really take shape. how is it today? >> it's where it all started. jessica, as you pointed out now, well over a week into this negotiations between members of this pro-palestinian student who and the university. it seems at those talks, if they have installed at least have slowed significantly, especially if you hear from one of the negotiators that's been on the students sayyed of the negotiating table? well they

say that the really main objective here, as you pointed out, is still top of mind and on top of this, scientists outside of perimeter of the in canada, which has divestment from any of those companies that have israeli ties. they have said that they've seen some significant progress on at least two fronts. the first one is that number two, which is a complete transparency they say that they've been offered to play a role in a committee to review some of the proposals that are received by the university. and also another one that you won't find on this list, which is to secure a statement from minutiae peak, the president university, to address last week's incident, menchu with the nypd made their way on campus to detain well, over 100 participants of a protest. but real deal maker or deal breaker as you point out again, is divestment, especially when you hear from one of those negotiators, mahmoud khalil, who says, until they find common ground on that front this in kept min is not going to go anywhere at the stage where i kind for an impasse as a university is not

acknowledging the, movement and the extent of the movement and what they're willing to offer. it's mostly just the statements, processes, and committees backed. >> when you look at these live pictures here and you'll see what we have continued to see for the last week and a half now already. of what we've seen on campus. again, in just in general, has been peaceful right now. you see a collection of some of those pro-palestinian students that are participating in he's speaking events, readings. we have seen them participate in these kinds of events, so they have been, again, largely peaceful, but also what's interesting that i heard from some of the organizers you said that they have not seen this encampment bro considerably since it started. so it speaks to where things are going. they also have not received any guarantees from the from the presence of the university that they will not once again turned to the nypd. nypd to clear this out. but then finally, jessica, just the general mood on campus

on this saturday after for noon. there really is sort of this feeling of uncertainty because you have this encampment that is still ever-present, but the same time, you also have workers that are preparing for commencement that is supposed to happen at this very site in only a couple of weeks. so there are a lot of people that are wondering right now, including those students were scheduled to graduate that are wondering exactly what will happen next as for those negotiations, don't expect another update until monday according to our gonna organizers all right. >> polo sandoval for us there at columbia university. thanks so much. for that reporting. >> and joining us now is edouard amid mitchell. >> he's an attorney and the deputy director for care, the council on american-islamic relations. it's the country's largest muslim civil rights organization edouard, thanks so much for making time for being here today. how do you think these schools balance, keeping all students safe, allowing protesters there, right to free speech, and then also ensuring hate speech isn't a part of those protests. how do they balance all of that?

>> it's very important balance to strike over the past few weeks, we've seen a large and diverse group of students across the country, jewish and muslim palestinian, black, white, everything in-between, coming together to demand that their schools divest their funds from the israeli government because of its ongoing genocidal war crimes in gaza those students have the right to speak up. they've got to write the right to engage in that long tradition of american peaceful protests and civil disobedience. schools should respect that. they should give kids the space to peacefully protest. and the last thing schools should be doing is calling in heavily armed law enforcement to brutalize college gets we've seen this before before during the vietnam war, we're seeing it again right now. and it's got to stop the balance to be struck is to let kids flex their muscles politically, let them speak out against what's happening and don't brutalize them. and when graduation comes, this will all come to an end. but the key thing is to let kids enjoy their right to free speech yeah, there are

kids that are afraid that some of the things that are being said, not all, uh, to your point, there are there are plenty of peaceful protesters. we just saw them there with polo, but in some cases, that are saying things that really frightened jewish students and make them feel afraid. and they say their anti-semitic. so where does the school step in if that starts to happen what anti-semitism, anti-palestinian racism, islamophobia, all completely unacceptable. >> but the overwhelming majority of the protests that are occurring are not only peaceful, they are led by palestinian and jewish kids together. and there's absolutely no bigotry taking place. we've seen some inflammatory, unacceptable remarks made by rabble-rousing is an agent provocateurs usually off-campus, right? trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. but the protests themselves have been respectful and peaceful of the vast majority of them. i think what we're seeing is that some anti-palestinian groups want to zero in on a small number of people and try to paint all the protesters with that name i'm going to brush that's very

cynical and it's not acceptable, and it does not reflect what most of these protests are about and again, we saw this before during vietnam, when kids who protests were called communists and anti-american, it's a very tried and true strategy if you can't win the argument, he can't defeat the message. attack the messenger. school should of course, conditions in any hate speech that occurs, but they've got to be honest that for the vast majority of kids, they are not engaging that at all and you mentioned some of those, what you call rabble rousers, but there have been some reports of people trying to get their 15 minutes of fame or be a part of this people that aren't necessarily students that are participating. >> what have you heard about that we'll look, i've heard the students themselves saying that, look, our movement is peaceful. >> it's respectful, it's multi-faith, multi-racial, and the media and corporations and house and others should stop zeroing in on these rabble-rousing agent provocateurs and pretending that they ready presented because everyone knows they don't. it's a small number of people and they also note that

this double-standard doesn't happen with other protests when the march for israel occurred in washington last fall, one of the speakers there was the notoriously anti-muslim, anti-semitic pastor john hagan. there were people in the crowd shouting genocidal things about poulsen it's indians. there was no outcry about that. no house hearings about that. so it seems that kids who express support for palestine are held to a very different standard than leading advocacy organizations and political leaders. and that's not a fair college kid should be addressed on the merits of what they're saying. we shouldn't be looking at these nuts outside of campus saying crazy things because they're not that many of them, they don't resent represent the students. >> yeah. >> what about what about the leader on columbia university's campus? what do you say to his video so the what i would say you're talking about a student leader. yeah. >> yeah so i think there's any individual student who has said something inappropriate that should be condemned. and i think that is happening. i think students are making very

clear what their message is and sadly, they're being met with brutality across the country. we're seeing school sin in the police to attack peaceful protesters and even professors i'm in atlanta and we had a brutal attack on students and professors at emory university. and it's completely unacceptable, schools can address protests at a respectful way without brutalize and kids and without launching a smear came campaign against these students. again, the vast majority of whom are peaceful, engaging in civil disobedience. and our themselves different races, religions, jewish, muslim, palestinian others. so we've got to stop zeroing in on the small minority people may say something crazy because we don't do that with pro-israel protests. we've got to listen to what the kids actually saying an address, the merits of that they want the genocide, the stop, and they want their schools and stuff funding, human rights abuses overseas. >> all right, edouard mitchell, we really appreciate your time. thanks so much thank you and the jurors in donald trump's hush money trial will spend their weekend digesting the testimony heard all week. what

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publisher of the national enquirer and it's been an attention grabbing week for the jury and the public and it's a case that likely is largely going to hinge on a lot of documents. what exactly are prosecutors looking to show as they call witnesses like michael cohen's former banker to the stand. and as they tried to walk this jury, there are a lot of documents well, with the banker, they're setting the stage of the finances that were arranged to pay off stormy daniels during the later phases of the story, which we know about broadly, but we don't have the details yet. >> so what they have also apparently are a lot of documents. what we don't know if they have or do not have is information or witnesses are documents that directly link donald trump to the falsification of the documents or whether that's going to be

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jinping one of your major priorities here was to push china to stop sending to russia dual use technologies and goods that are being used to build up russia's defense industrial base. you said at the press conference earlier, if china does not address the problem we will. >> how long will the united states give china to cut back on those things that they're sending to russia. >> well, first color, we've already taken action. we take an action against more than 100 chinese companies. it has visuals, so one thing is very clear this is not only a problem for us, it's a problem for countries around the world, but particularly in europe. so what we said, the china's this. we're going to take actions. we already have and if it doesn't stop, we're going to have to take more action and you can anticipate as well that other countries will, because this is a matter of concern across the board. >> you think will see action within weeks. >> i don't want to put a

timeframe on it, but it's something that we're tracking very closely and very careful. did they even acknowledged to you that these dual use technologies are actually being used by russia to consider continue pursuing the war in ukraine they didn't acknowledge it i think they acknowledged the fact that they're trading with russia. >> but when you look at the volume and again, when you look at critical components for the defense industrial base machine tools 70% of the machine tools that china, that russia, excuse me, is getting from abroad or coming from china microelectronics, 90% are coming from china, while russia is a big country with resources, it could not sustain what it's doing in ukraine absent the assistance that's getting from others. and notably from china i want to ask you about a commitment that cnn has reported present she made to president biden biden when they met in november we reported that he told president biden that china would not interfere in the upcoming presidential elections in the united states. >> but since then, there have

been reports of online chinese accounts that have falsely minik trump's supporters do you believe that these accounts violate present she's commitment what i can tell you is this president biden was very clear about that with president xi and i repeated that today in in my meetings, european, what that any interference by china in our election is something that we're looking very carefully at. >> and is totally unacceptable to us. look, it's something we're tracking very carefully. i can't speak to these specific reports i can say that as a general matter we've been very clear with china. >> don't do it, but they're not violating the commitment yet as far as you can tell. >> well, again, i'd have to look at the specific reports that that you're referring to, but we have seen generally speaking evidence of attempts to influence and arguably interfere and we want to make

sure that that's cut off as quickly as possible i want to transition to what we're seeing in the united states right now, you're asked about this earlier, but i want to talk about it again. >> these pro-palestinian protests as are overwhelming college campuses in the united states. some of the protesters have turned to anti-semitic rhetoric. we heard from israel's prime minister netanyahu. this week, who called these protests anti-semitic and said they must stop. do you think he's right protests in and of themselves? >> not anti-semitic. there are protesters and they're also activists who may have other agendas who clearly are engaged in rhetoric that is, but what we're also seeing is people young people people from a different walks of life, who do feel very passionately who've had very strong emotions about

this anger. >> and i understand i understand that. but that we've certainly seen instances where that has clearly veered from a totally legitimate expression of views and beliefs to in some instances, yes, clear expressions of semitism. >> when you hear some people chanting and supportive hamas what, what in the world does that mean and more generally, what we've seen? is hamas almost erased from the story? >> it's as if they had nothing to do with what's going on in gaza. >> then in the middle east, will these protests at all impact the policy of the biden administration you in our democracy to, of course, we, we listened to so the american people. >> and we're supposed to both represent them and reflect

their views. so we take all of this into account but again, it's important that so you might consider stopping shipping weapons to israel because that's what they're calling for. >> no, we're focused on what what's in the interests of the united states how do we best reflect both our interests and our values in our foreign policy across the board, whether that's with israel or anyone else, there is a lot riding on this administration' s effort to normalize relations between israel and saudi arabia. there's obviously other parts of that major potentially his historic deal that could bring this war to a close. but i wonder what makes you believe that israel or hamas are going to agree to any sort of ceasefire at this moment in time that could pave the way for that to come to fruition. >> well, first, the only thing standing between a ceasefire and the people who gaza is hamas, because the quickest way to get there is an agreement on

the hostages and on a ceasefire that were very, very close to when israel was attacked by iran. you saw not only israel effectively defend itself. but other countries jump in and not only the united states and not only countries in europe, some countries in the middle east as well and you can see a path in the future where israel is genuinely integrated in the region where other countries are helping to make sure it's defended but that also requires that gaza come to an end and that there be a clear pathway to a palestinian state in that kind of future. israel gets what it has sought from the start of its existence, which is normal relations with countries in the region acceptance in the region and its biggest problem, the biggest threat to security to israel, to other countries in

the region, and to the united states around is isolated. >> is there a world in which you could roll out this framework for israel, saudi normalization and a two-state solution before there's a ceasefire in place, almost a push towards a potential ceasefire to end this war. >> well, i think we've been, we've been clear about what the vision is and beyond that we've been working intensively to flesh it out, working with our partners working with european partners on this as well. >> yeah. >> and i think the more concrete it comms and the more it moves from the hypothetical and theoretical to something that's actually possible. that's real. >> then everyone involved is actually going to have to make decisions and make choices. and so we're doing this work and we're trying to make it as real as possible so that people do decide to share it before for a ceasefire is i think certainly that's that's

possible. we've again, been actively engaged on this and what ceasefire or not? we'll continue to make these possibilities known, but in order to actually realize this, there's going to have to be an end to the conflict in gaza. and as i said, it was also going to have to be a resolution to the palestinian question, or at least an agreement on how to resolve it. >> mr. secretary. thank you. >> appreciate it. thanks. got it kylie atwood was secretary of state. antony blinken. >> the clock is running out for tiktok as the app's parent company faces a deadline to sell a risk of banned in the we're talking to congressman raja krishnamoorthi about what's next for the app and why both democrats and republicans voted for that bill. you're in the cnn newsroom tomorrow morning, turmoil on america's college campuses. columbia professor bruce robins and new york times columnist bret stephens join for week to discuss the protests. protests motivations,

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millions of people out there in america who use tiktok. >> a lot of younger people, especially, but it runs the gamut what do you say to those who are confused by this? >> not happy about this, afraid? a tiktoks going to go away we want tiktok to continue to operate just not under the control of the chinese communist party and just to refresh the facts, jessica tiktok is owned by a company called bytedance. >> bytedance is a chinese company that's indisputable. we controlled by the chinese comment this party, the editor and chief of bytedance, is the secretary of the ccp cell. that's been embedded at the top of bytedance to control its operations. and so people are very concerned about to threats. one, the ccps access to personal data, and to its manipulation then of content on the platform. and so that's why there's a huge bipartisan vote

in favor of this bill there's a may i i think that you're kind of getting at this because some people will say, oh, but i just want to watch some videos of cats who cares if they look at what i'm looking at. >> but there are real surety issues here, national security issues help people understand what those are look for years first under the trump administration and then the biden administration, the us government has tried to work with tiktok to preserve its governance structure. and at the same time, try to mitigate dense threats. the problem was the plan that they came up with called project texas, turned out to not be enough to mitigate the threats and not only that, but the tiktok management made misrepresentati ons about that particular plan, such that it really called into question the security of our data. the best example of this was they said american user

data would not be accessible to people in china that turned out to be false. it's regularly accessible from china. the second is this userdata. they said would never be weaponized against americans that turned out to be false. jessica, not only was it weaponized against americans, it was used against journalists to surveil them because they're coverage was thought to be unfavorable to bytedance. and so this is when people and capitol hill got very upset. and led to the passage. is this legislation it was really fascinating to watch this legislation come together because first of all, it had broad bipartisan support, which is not something we see. >> i don't have to tell you this. it's not something we see that often, especially in this, in this congress. >> and it also well, pretty quickly all things considered, i know you were part of crafting that legislation why do you think it was you were able to get so much bipartisan support and move this so

quickly? >> well, i think the thing that folks may not know is that we were actually work at working on this legislation for about a year after the tiktok ceo came to capitol hill. and as i said, made misrepresentation after misrepresentation about tiktok, a group of us came together and basically said, look we may have different approaches, but we've got to come together and kind of find the bolus common denominator, so to speak, of our approaches. and then bring the white house and the administration into the discussions to get technical assistance. and then forge a path forward. it took about a year for us to all get on the same page and get all stakeholders input on it. and then we introduced it and you saw the result, which was very positive and after the president signed the bill on wednesday, the biden campaign told, told us, told cnn, it's going to keep using tiktok to reach out to voters, especially younger americans.

>> a key constituency of biden's. >> do you think that the presence campaign should be using the app i'm not going to tell him how to campaign. i don't have it on my personal app and it's banned from all government devices. all i can say is it's legal right now americans, of course, are used using tiktok. i would just be cautious about the type of data that you enter in their any personal information that you entrust to the app and so forth all that being said in about a year's time, hopefully, if all goes well and i expect it will it's going to continue operating under new management and so what will that look like will they will bytedance? now we looking for different investors. how does this logistically play out? >> i don't know. it's going to be up to them jessica, but it could be it could go public. the tiktok usa part could just

be widely disbursed to shareholders across the world and not be concentrated in the ownership structure that it is right now with bytedance or it could go in any number of other directions. >> the us will obviously have to approve the final transaction just for antitrust purposes. but the main point is we don't want the ccp in charge of this i want to ask you about one more thing quickly before we let you go, you're also a member of the house oversight committee. >> we learned this week that a committee chairman james comer told one of his republican colleagues he's ready to be quote done with the impeachment inquiry into president biden. this is follows about a year of baseless accusations, no real proof that the president benefited from his son, hunter's business dealings in ukraine. >> does it surprise you that they that he has said this, that he's ready to be done with it no. and i'm glad he said it because the proceedings have

amounted to a group big nothing burger nothing has been nothing surfaced in the least in the slightest implicating the president in any kind of wrongdoing, let alone a high crime or misdemeanor. and so i'm very glad to hear that chairman comer is going to be done with this investigation so that we can get to the work of the american people this oversight committee is very important in that process. >> all right. my congressman raja krishnamoorthi. thanks so much for your time this saturday. good to see you. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you, jessica we'll be right back what is it about the titanic why are we so obsessed with this ship every piece of evidence tells the store 100

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