something like allison is a very mature young woman. but really nobody remembered anything much except how pretty she'd been. even that wasn't necessarily a memory of her because already the photo you are seeing, her high school graduation photo had made the papers by then. not that anyone really, john f. kennedy high in wheaton should have remembered allison krause. she came to the school the way a lot of kids did to a place like kennedy high, trailing along mind her father as he pursued his corporate skreer. her dad had been hired by the westinghouse corporation in cleveland, ohio, in 1949 when he was a young man. and there he and his wife started to raise their family, allison and her younger sister. 1963 her dad was transferred to the pittsburgh office. so the family trailed along behind him to pittsburgh. then a few years after that he was transferred again to the baltimore plant of the westinghouse corporation, but by then allison was a sophomore in high school and her younger sister was in middle school, i think, and they were a

candidly high had only been opened a couple of years when allison in rolled. and for some reason or another, ellison didn't really make much of a market in high school, probably because she had arrived as a sophomore, probably because she was 15. didn't join the sort of clubs that the cool kids joined, didn't earn the sort of greats that made her a standout in the classroom. and when she reached her senior year and decided that it was time to apply to college, she only applied to one school. but she remembered what she remembered when she was little, on the sunday, her mom and dad and her little sister, they'd all pile into the car and they would drive out of cleveland, out into the countryside, and that we folks used to do. she loved those trips. just driving aimlessly out in the countryside. and so she decided that she would go to a college, it was out in the countryside, too. she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kin state, the 69 70 school year, the folks back at her high school only heard from her once. she wrote once in the sport [inaudibl

allison, back to you. >> anderson, thank you very much. >>> a senior u.s. defense official says that russian forces are making quote slow and uneven progress if you crane's donbas region, partly because of ukraine's resistance and continued russian logistical problems. joining us to discuss is army major mike lyons. thank you for being here. if you pull up the map in the east, you see a lot of red in the donbas region. that means the presence of russian troops. some of the city's russian troops now control and so at the same time we hear that they're mired in moral problems and logistical probabilities do you have a sense of how much progress russian troops have made there? >> well, thank you, i do. it looks like the numbers in the independence reports show the losses of what russia is taking, let's say thanks alone. in the past four days, they report over 100 russian tanks have been destroyed by the ukraine military in the donbas region. russia won't agree to that. they obviously think it's a lot lower than that. that's ten battalion tactical groups. that'

and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. kennedy hyde only been open a couple of years when allison enrolled but for some reason or another alison didn't really make much of a mark in high school probably because she had arrived as a sophomore. probably because she was 15. didn't join the sort of clubs that the cool kids joined. didn't earn the sort of grades that made her a stand out in the classroom. now when she reached her senior year and decided that it was time to apply to college. she only applied to one school. but she remembered. was that when she was little on a sunday her mom and dad and her little sister, they'd all pile into the car and they would drive. how to cleveland out into the countryside and that way folks used to do she loved those trips just drive an out in the countryside. and so she decided that she would go to a college. it was out in that countryside, too. she enrolled at kent state. and in her first year at kent state the 69-70 school year the folks back at her high school only heard from her once

allison stewart allen. thank you so much that keith? well, it's a busy week of reporting for it. tech stocks. first out of the gate was google parent alphabet, which fell short of wall street estimates for it's quarterly sales. that's. it's 1st miss. since before the pandemic, as fears may global economic slowdown hit add revenues. alphabet show shares fell in after hours trading, but it was a different picture at microsoft where the software maker racked up an 18 percent revenue increase in the 1st quarter. the microsoft results exceeded analysts expectations. it's cloud business performed particularly well. well for a closer look, we go now to our financial correspondent, yann's quarter in new york. now, yes, tech companies had a blockbuster year in 2021 thanks to a greater demand for software, for digital advertising space. due to the pandemic pushing people online. what do these latest results tell us now? well, overall, it does tell us that what happened in the past couple of years is not that easy to repeat. so how much can those

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. >> cnn's allison chinchar is with us. allison, are you serious like blizzard-like conditions. it's april 23rd. >> really, mother nature has not looked at the calendar yet. this is a pretty wide-reaching system. i mean, when you talk about the things it's going to bring. we've got severe thunderstorms, blizzard conditions even contributing to a pretty enhanced fire risk across portions of the southwest. here's a look at what we're talking about. elevated in critical fire weather forecast for today, very strong winds, you're talking 60 to 70-mile-per-hour gusts and low humidity. this is day two for some of the areas of incredibly strong winds. look at these peak wind gusts. 93, 90 in the 80s. boulder, colorado, topping out, 70 miles an hour. looking at new conditions today, wind advisories and high winds yet for today but when you take that wind and mix it with some snow, you're going to get blizzard conditions. we've got significant areas under blizzard warning in addition winter storm warnings and winter advisories. some of those areas could pick up over a foot of brand-new sn

allison: i see china looking out for china. so, what you're doing with ukraine is taking a middle of the road stance. ultimately, the fate of ukraine is not important to china. the most important thing for china right now is the fate of its economy and how is it going to do with economic recovery post-covid, keeping up all the growth and needs from employment, which is people. so, by keeping its options open with ukraine, it is keeping its options open with economic partners. right now without the sanctions with russia, russia is not a strong economic partner with china for pair with. meeting russia cannot offer china relief. whereas more business with the u.s., the eu, more capital, could make significant improvements to the chinese economy and give it that boost government is looking for. haslinda: also europe pushing for new sanctions on russia. the question really is, can there be a consensus, and are they willing to perhaps sanction what is important, which is the energy sector? allison: i like that you ask about consensus

allison, that image we saw is really terrifying. we know at least 14 tornadoes were reported across kansas and nebraska. and we heard there from the official that we don't know the extent of damage just yet, but what do we know right now, allison? >> the key thing is the damage that you're seeing is just one of the possible tornadoes that came through late last night and through the overnight hours. this is a general map showing you where the vast majority of the tornado reports that we received the last 24 hours where you can see several around wichita likely all from that same tornado where you saw the damage in andover. you have several other spots where potentially tornadoes also touched down. you also have over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. one of those being larger than softball size. you have to understand, this wasn't just tiny hail the size of dimes or quarters. this was substantial hail that came down in several places. now, here is the key thing to note, too, that april so far is above average for the torn

could you talk a little bit about that. >> maybe allison can add on. eel grass is really interesting species that is really important for many reasons. one -- i'll list some of the reasons, right. eel grass beds will protect the shore from waves and wave action. so it's really important just to protect the upland slopes from wave action especially during storms. there's back and evidence but it's a good car -- holder of carbon like you hear of redwood trees tying up carbon and eel grass does the same and probably more than kelp which we hear about. the eel grass beds are nurseries from lots and lots of different species especially fish so you know, if all of you, you have seen people fishing off the eastern shore of treasure island, right, right adjacent to this eel bed and that's because the fish live in this eel grass bed and it's a really great place to protect those fish, also from other predators like seals and sea lions don't want to swim through the eel grass so fish are in there and safe and they can find food and there are lots of efforts thro

but allison is hasp on us can not get him off. we don't want to see that on the bali eric island and he's gonna sell on his cell phone is off in the we in the administration, are doing everything in our power to change it off. i thought, okay, well thank you with. thank you. the next thing i want to do is visit palmer, the capital of the island. my 1st tip for you is the cathedral built in the 14th century palmer cathedral is one of the most important gothic buildings in all of europe. i am particularly impressed by the stained glass windows especially the magnificent rose window on the east facade. this cathedral east, huge numerous artists, half or more to life themselves. here over the centuries, the famous spanish architect anthony go. b redesigned the choir room at the beginning of the 20th century. i can also recommend this somewhat strenuous climb to the terrace of the cathedral from up there you'll have a great view of the whole bay of palmer ah ah, here you can also see how huge the round window looks up close. and look,

had water b a, whatever they had on trying to put the fire out, allison. and finally someone jumped on me and managed to put it out. only flam of okay to lushu. ah, she was airlifted to a hospital directly from the festival grounds at the age of just 18. she suffered life threatening 3rd degree burns beneath me vague. and whenever i merged 10 get up, lie down, i could just cry because it's so painful. so i am ready to leave anita, a lot of this was placed in a coma in intensive care. it was only later as her bandages were being changed that she realized the extent of her injuries. and in the moment i was a notice asking, seeing my legs for the 1st time with a huge shock when it was done and i didn't know how to cope with yet am i should lay dealership vault and i just fell into a hole in his head and i thought i may 10 years old because i'll never be able to go swimming again without people staring at mann talked and i'm start. it's now been 6 years since our accident. she still has to tend to her scars every day. and they still hurt full yoga helps to kee

so the country's deepening economic crisis work is of us retail giant allison votes to form the companies 1st trade union at a new york warehouse. ah, the wible sides of the evans wall have agreed to a 2 month truce from saturday. the you at envoy for yemen, says the saudi led coalition of who the rebels will stop all offensive operations inside the country, and the cross its borders of zeros. capielo household ion reports a 2 month ceasefire in yemen between who the rebels and the saudi. let coalition is the most significant breakthrough in years. some flies from santa airport are allowed under the deal, and fuel imports can reach who the help areas halt to the fighting, coupled with the anthy of full sheeps and the using of restrictions on the movement of people and goods in out and within the country will contribute to building trusts and creating a conductive environment to resume negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the conflicts. the tooth coincides with the sort of the holy month of ramadan. it's the most important step in years towards ending a conflict that's kill tens of th

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we've got a little bit of everything allison chinchar. >> a little bit of every season. some folks it feels like summer, and others it still feels like february. it's because of this major system here that's cross the central u.s., bringing a little bf everything to several different states. here you can see how widespread this system is here, you've got the snow coming down across the dakotas, rain stretching all the way down from minnesota, michigan, and then back down into texas. now here's the thing, we also have the potential for some strong to severe thunderstorms. that main area is going to exist from michigan along that line, back down into south texas. strong damaging winds, the potential for some hail, and even a tornado or two are not out of the question for some storms today. some ongoing as you saw from the radars but you're going to notice strong to severe thunderstorms fire up this afternoon, and continuing into the evening. especially as that system slides east. the thing is, it's not a very fast moving system, especially on the south side. it's got a lot

allison that i'm 15, i'll just eat. i will looked at me and the waltz wealthiest university plans to spend $100000000.00 to make amends for it's linked to slavery. harvard in the u. s . says the money will go towards research and support, descendants of the enslaved who worked on the ivy league campus. thousands of black and native americans were held captive there in the 16 and 17 hundreds. us aerospace company space acts as launched its 7th crude mission into orbit. falcon 9 rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida. 3 nasa astronaut are heading for the international space station along with an italian from the european space agency that on a 6 month mission of planning to conduct $200.00 experiments. ah, it is good heavy with its hello, adrian said i got a hearing. so how the headlines and al jazeera, russia says that it's turned off the supply of natural gas to poland and bulgaria, that's after they refused to pay it. state home gas company, gas bron in rubles both countries say that they've made a

. >> for more, let's go straight to cnn's allison chinchar. allison, what are you seeing? >> a lot of different systems and that's what's going to cause a mess across much of the country. you've got two systems in the western part, bringing rain and snow in higher elevation. rain in the northeast including tonight. severe storms from a separate system, across the gulf coast region. here's the active storms, very heavy rain moving through atlanta, birmingham as well. you've got a severe thunderstorm watch across portions of arkansas, that's until 10:00 a.m. today. stretching from texas all the way over to the carolinas, damages winds, isolated tornadoes and hail. then here's a look at tomorrow. notice it's a lot of the same cities that were under threat for today. and cold temperatures off to the north. sand that means for easter egg hunt your eggs may be covered in snow from montana to michigan. >> oh, my goodness, allison chinchar, thanks for the heads-up. ♪ >>> it means a lot to have your company on this saturday, april 16th. thank you for making us part of your mornin

he says each miss allison carry up to 12 nuclear warheads and can hit any target on us. defend chief say the new ethan poses no more significant threat than other elements of russia also feels. giovanni has mo, from moscow, the russian president vladimir putin, has since congratulated the defense minister. and he has said that this is sar mart. intercontinental ballistic missiles will reliably insure the security of russia from current threats, letting me put, and also said that it will make those who are trying to threaten russia to think it is now going to be the largest nuclear capable ballistic missile that russia will have in its fleet an arsenal, and according to the defense ministry, this is this. a saw mart missile will be part of a ongoing series of tests. and then once those tests are completed, they miss all will be replacing what they already have in their arsenal. this is one of the heaviest, if not the heaviest ballistic missile in the world that will be joining russia's current stockpile. the 2 contenders for the french presidency has taken part in a televised debate a

allison, thank you for talking to roger. thank you mm african stories from african perspective mint condition select was you with. ready short document from african filmmakers from book keena fossil and kenya. for me, it's really important to teach the present comes in bill something that i can be proud of, the painter and she hand bench africa direct on. i'll just hear the latest news as it breaks down estimated 20000 really gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage. the government says it's taking action, but doctors are desperate thing lives are being put in danger from around the world . president zalinski says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine would be expected renew, defensive released as climate change heats up the planet, one scientist intends to take his back to the ice age to save the permafrost below he is reintroducing animals to the grasslands above starting with the living creatures for planning to resurrect an extinct species. could this approach save our world? witn

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allison heller and dean showed say >> they began their efforts after seeing an increased prevalence of tainted street drugs often cut or laced with fentanyl causing accidental nonprofits in check. they now regularly provide fentanyl test strips in education to dozens of bars in the bay area, including corner kitchen and bar in oakland pretty quickly. i mean, i mean, i think i'm actually in need official says enough for them. >> yeah. have to see response to that. daniel miranda with coroner says >> it was important for him to carry strips at his bar after losing several friends to accidental overdoses eyes. i've seen. >> these things take. i think it's more important than says, stop work. and while jackie berlin with mothers against drug deaths recommends people stay away from drugs. >> she says this is a good first step in harm reduction in preventing more accidental fentanyl deaths from happening. want to be sure that. >> people understand, though, that it's not 100% foolproof. like using a condom. another layer of protection, but it's not going to be absolutely foolproof sent checks

. —— con estas imÁgenes del monte allison en vivo saludo a nuestra meteorÓloga que nos va a decir que podemos esperar. >> buenas noches. para los prÓximos dÍas van fatal manteniendo condiciones del tiempo secas y estables. vamos a estar viendo cambios en las temperaturas. maÑana nos levantamos con condiciones bastante frescas. hay que salir un poco abrigado porque vamos a estar con temperaturas cercanas a los 50 grados. para los dÍa de la maÑana estarÍamos cercano a los 53 grados. de la tarde entramos en un panorama mÁs cÁlido.y temperaturas por encima del promedio. hacia el interior condiciones calurosas con temperaturas cercanas a los 80 grados. en la costa condiciones frescas. en san josÉ y santa rosa en 76y 78 grados respectivamente. marÍa. de la manera sencilla poder revisar el pronÓstico del tiempo en su celular. sÓlo debe descargar nuestra app de noticias. si no lo ha hecho con lo que la cÁmara de su celular y puede escanear el cÓdigo que ve en su pantalla. 5000 enfermerosanunciaron que maÑana van a iniciar una huelga. representante de los hospitales indicaron qu

the incident happened as the vessel was being towed back to fort in the storm. ukraine says it's miss allison took out the ship, also coming up. more evidence emerges of atrocities committed by russian troops before they left northern ukraine. our correspondent meets eye witnesses in one town. the unprecedented flooding in south africa washes away homes and roads, leaving hundreds dead rescue. teams are continuing their desperate search for survivors. our reporter is on the ground in the city of dover. ah, you know, i'm told me, or lady boy, it's good to have you with us. russia's military has confirmed that its main warship in the black sea moskva has sunk, while being towed back to port in stormy weather. earlier, moscow acknowledged that the ship had caught fire following an explosion. ukraine is taking credit, seeing the fire was caused by it's muscles which hit the vessel on wednesday off the port of odessa. as it turned out, this new ukrainian posted stamp was prophetic showing off just hours before the incident by president loaded me as a lensky with a message. the russian war ship alw

we just, through allison's conversation with ned price, there was commitment that the u.s. would do that. why should the u.s., other countries send their citizens back into what it is semly a war zone when a local officials are not so sure that russians are not come back to the capital. >> well we know russians want to destroy us. and we also know that we're very effective in defending our country. and we know that together with our friends and allies, especially with getting all of the necessary tools, with all of the fire power, now as we're entering this very important phase of the war, the battle for donbas and russia is preparing for it, it is very important that we're capable of defending and we value everyone with us these days and the united states has been true leader and true partner and friend in this. and of course we would welcome when the decision will be taken to -- for the u.s. diplomats to return to the country. >> president zelenskyy called the latest u.s. sanctions which include sanctions against putin's daughters flashy. but not enough. you have on socia

mire, es el monte allison. vuelvo a saludar a elena que nos tiene el pronÓstico extendido. elena: ha sido un domingo con vientos fuertes en el Área de la bahÍa. miren en rÁfagas que se han reportado entre 17 a 35 millas por hora. continuaremos con vientos fuertes y rÁfagas llegando hasta las 35 millas por hora en la regiÓn. maÑana vientos que se van a debilitar durante la maÑana. es importante que las prÓximas horas, siempre recomiendo, que recoja los objetos al real de su casa o donde estÁ el que se pueden convertir en proyectiles de vida que la rÁfagas de viento van a superar las 20 millas por hora. alÉjese de los Árboles. no toquÉ cables en el piso que pueden tener electricidad. y debe conducir con precauciÓn. este domingo a la noche va a ser bastante tranquila. cielos mayormente nublados. y en la madrugada bastante fresco con mÍnimas oscilando entre cinco venta a 56 grados en la regiÓn. maÑana iniciamos la semana con temperaturas agradables. la mÁxima del lunes en santa rosa y san josÉ en 69 grados. sobre san francisco 59 grados de temperatura. y el o

dw, correspond to allison, phenomenal reporting. thank you very much. on germany chance they're all of shorts and british prime minister boards, johnson have put on a united friends after their 1st bilateral meeting in london. the war in ukraine dominated the day with the leader saying, russian president vladimir putin was wrong to assume your would be divided on how to respond to his invasion. mister schultz and germany is serious about ending its dependence on russian gas and oil. that it will take time to transition to other energy sources. mistake you now to downing street, or where the w corresponding charlotta shall some bill is standing by shells over time you back with us. mister shows and mr. johnson putting on a united front. what was the key message from the year to leaders? absolutely. unity was on full display hair as said, boris johnson, british prime minister greeted the german chancellor, olaf shorts here in london for the 1st time. the 2 leaders, both united in their condemnation of some of the images that have been emerging from the uk

y con estas imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte allison pasamos con nuestra meteorÓloga que estÁ lista con el pronÓstico de lluvia para la semana laboral. meteorÓloga: 11 tener varias rondas de precipitaciÓn. inicialmente en la madrugada del martes y primeras horas de la maÑana vamos a estar viendo 40% de probabilidad de lluvia. un segundo sistema basta llegan a nuestra Área y el jueves esperamos la mayor cobertura de precipitaciÓn. desde el miÉrcoles en la noche podemos comenzar a ver algo de lluvia hacia el norte de la bahÍa que luego se basta desplazando a travÉs de nuestra zona. y con bastante precipitaciÓn. por supuesto que vamos a estar muy atentos a este sistema y vamos a estar actualizando la informaciÓn durante los prÓximos dÍas. pero para maÑana lo que va necesitar serÁ un abrigo bueno para hora de la maÑana porque va a estar frÍo. mÍnima de 40 en san josÉ. santa rosa y napa en medios y altos 30. tiene general vamos a tener una maÑana fresca. pero para la tarde las condiciones serÍan mÁs agradables y a las 16 temperatura cercana a los 69 grados. la mÁxima p

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allison, great to have you back. figures screened more than 2 million runners. what are you seeing? >> reporter: it is a busy airport weekend. it feels like a continuation of what we saw in the winter holiday during those big heavy periods of travel where numbers were getting close to pre-pandemic levels. now seems to be a continuation of that uptick, even higher numbers now. when we speak to people here, most people we see and talk to, they are taking precautions and they say at this point they feel pretty comfortable in airports and on planes. listen to what we heard. >> boston's pretty busy this weekend, just with the marathon, the celtics had a huge game, the red sox. so the airports getting there and leaving today were pretty packed. >> traffic travel was not bad. it was good. >> i feel like it's getting back to normal. the mask mandate is still a thing. some find it annoying but i think it's responsible. >> we are seeing an uptick in infections across the country. by and large, the rate of hospitalization seems relatively stable. you're at this moment in time when gas prices a

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natalie allison is a reporter for politico. he has been covering senate races across the country, including the vance race in ohio. she joins me now. let's start with that open question. i do think it is a sort of complicated question. there are many factors at play. it does seem that everyone wants to kiss the ring. everyone wants trump's endorsement. people do not speak poorly of him. what it also seems like is that the actual endorsement itself sometimes really helps and in other places it does not. >> that is right, chris. you look at a place like ohio, where j. d. vance for months -- months and months and months -- was really near the back of the polls. he was near the very end. and suddenly he gets this trump endorsement. and not only does it result in a groundswell of people coming out to campaign for him. but immediately, there's $5 million into a super pac that was nearly out of money, largely funded by billionaire peter thiel as well. the moment it got the trump endorsement, those people had a clearance to put more mo

allison is there particular age group that is most impacted by these overdose deaths? >> we want to focus on we are really, really looking at adolescence right now were excited to bring this into college campuses and talk about this with highschooler and were seeing so many developments in the last year end our target audience is 30 -- 34 -year-olds. absolutely saw major difference were here to listen to the community and work with them, meet people where they are. really thrilled to start having these uncomfortable conversations to help people that diabetic. >> dean have you had any feedback from parents are people who have used these testing strips themselves in good thing i had it because i could've been a bad situation otherwise? >> absolutely we have a lot of examples we have a lot of parents have come to us and want to start working with us. you just showed a chart of what is different in alameda county from when we started this in early 2001 if you look at the lines that were on that charge everything that we are doing dropped the normalized death rate down to j

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that was allison harris reporting for us. the united states has not had an official ambassador to ukraine. >>since 2019, bridget brink is currently the diplomat to slovakia. she has more than 2 decades of experience in the foreign service focusing on europe and you're a time now to bring it back home. get you a check of your forecast. taking a look live outside at the golden gate bridge this afternoon. >>the flag blowing a little bit in the wind here. it's time to get a check of your forecast. kron on meteorologist dave spahr standing by blue skies, though, out there day. >>yeah, good day there on noel. and everybody of this is half moon bay for you. some puppy cumulus off towards the distance is what we see here. but a pretty nice shot here of half moon bay. 71 coming in at this hour for any on. but most readings are in the 60's. 58 for san francisco and speak and a half moon bay. they're checking in about 53 stormtracker for most of the cloud cover has departed us that we saw from earlier today will keep it mostly sunny. ho

a former assistant secretary of defense and harvard university professor graham allison, whom you know well, has written that today's situation is as explosive as it was during the cuban missile crisis of 900. 62. it could in fact be even more dangerous to if there's less.

allison, you join us from tel aviv. thiss a developing story. tell us what we know about what has happened. >> as you said, this is an incident in which shooter opened fire on a series of bars. it is a street that is a ntral place to go out and enjoy yourself in tel aviv. rosa bars with people sitting outside. it is logical that not only one place was attacked several. there is a manhunt underweight right now as the wounded are being taken to the hospital. residents in that area are being told to stay inside their homes not to look out windows or go into balconies because there is a manhunt underweight for the shooter. initially, some of the eyewitnesses thoughthere was more than one shooter. now, authorities say they believe there is only one and as we speak, they are said to be storming one of the buildings. perhaps the shooter is inside one of the buildings. tel aviv is in a frenzy everywhere. friday is the beginning of the israeli weekend so thursday night is a big night to go out to the bars and for them to be capacity. right now all the ot

let's go back to victor and allison. >>> thank you. we have breaking news right now. elon musk is buying twitter for an estimated $44 billion. let's get right to cnn chief media correspondent, brian stelter, and cnn reporter matt egan. let's start with you, matt, it was on, it was off. it was off, now what. >> it's on. this means that the world's richest man is going to effectively control one of the most influential platforms in the internet. this was weeks after elon musk, you know, launched this hostile bid to try to acquire twitter. there was a lot of resistance, a lot of people were betting against it. the board is out, they have reached the deal. elon is going to buy the company for $54.20 in cash. values twitter at $44 billion. the deal is expected to close later this year. in a lot of ways, this is classic elon musk. everyone was skeptical that he could pull this off, even being serious here, he is being serious, and now they have a deal. >> he's been critical of twitter for quite a long time now. how do we get to this point now that it's his. >> number one, h

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made the point that those countries who seek to circumvent the sanctions that the united states and allison partners around the world have enacted or those countries who otherwise seek to support the war effort, the kremlin war effort by providing russia with financial backing, with supplies, with weapons, they will face consequences. they will face consequences for attempting to skirt sanctions or for undertaking any actions that would otherwise aid moscow's war effort. >> on the coordination of the press secretary that you mention at the beginning, if i understood correctly, regional countries are also participating. you have any information if georgia also participates in that effort? i will leave it to the georgian government to discuss how they might be supporting the efforts towards accountability to hold accountable those in russia and those russian forces in ukraine are responsible for the atrocities and war crimes. yes. >> cooks since the vienna talks you have been saying that our deal is within reach, it is close, their issues still outstanding and there has been progress made. bu

he got that his 1st jet engine, if he got like an allison engine, it would have cost several $1000.00. so he was trying to save money by getting a jet o packing up to 70000 horsepower. those engines were fitted in 19 fifties air force jones, such as the famous star fire that reached speeds of over 2200 kilometers per hour. exactly what kind of power that could translate into with land vehicles was difficult to decipher. given the lack of testing, our phones knew absolutely nothing about jet engines, but somehow he, he found one from a junk dealer and he found a manual about how to, how these things worked. and he actually took this thing apart with no education, no background whatsoever, just kind of an innate intelligence that he had. and he put it back together and he figured out how it worked. so i mean, that is a stunning story. that literally these guys were doing it in their back yards. they had a, a steel post that was buried in the ground. and they just literally chain the car to that post. and they would run that engine. and i mean they, they totally blasted the ground dead.

cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joins us now. allison, at least 40 million people are still under the threat of severe storms. how many days are we talking about before things get better here? >> it's a great question because it's going to be a multiday event. you're talking over a dozen states at some point being impacted whether it's today, tomorrow or even potentially on monday. but let's look at the last 24 hours. again, 15 tornado reports so far. over 80 damaging wind reports and 60 hail reports. some were the size of baseballs and even softballs. so you're talking some pretty significant damage. unfortunately for some of these communities you've got high wind warnings and wind advisories. meaning the cleanup process is likely going to take place today, you have to contend with 30, even 40 miles per hour wind gusts throughout much of the day today. we also still have that same line of thunderstorms that caused the issues yesterday still on going. you can see some of those how issers and thunderstorms, states like illinois, m

.™ i'm allison camerota. welcome to "cnn newsroom." >> i'm victor blackwell. the u.s. is showing signs of confidence as the war enters its third month. the u.s. is opening its embassy in kyiv. president biden announced a nominee to be the next u.s. ambassador to ukraine. blinken and austin met with president zelenskyy in ukraine. they are the most senior officials to visit the country since the invasion began and both assured the world that ukraine can win this war. >> in terms of their ability to win, the first step in winning is believing that you can win. and so they believe that we can win, we believe that they can win if they have the right equipment, the right support. and we're going to do everything we can, continue to do everything we can to ensure that that gets there. >> we're seeing that when it comes to russia's war aims, russia is failing, ukraine is succeeding. we don't know how the rest of this war will unfold, but we do know that a sovereign, independent ukraine will be around a lot longer than vladimir putin is on the scene. >> the british ministry of