and having an impact on our own elections >> so this i think that's a very good question for you to ask the democrats in the committee on thursday said why we not doing the further privacy legislation that we have bipartisan agreement on in our committee my understanding is we may be moving that forward in the energy and commerce committee as well. i know that the chairman of the republican chairwoman of energy and commerce here subs concerns you need to be asking your republican leadership in the house and senate about moving that privacy legislation as well. i only murdaugh, we were voting on this track legislation last wednesday spent a lot of time talking to people that classified briefing impacted me. you don't see votes and 50 in our committee ever. so obviously, the data are what the information we were provided show that this was a potential serious security threat to the us. but

i'm grand kids should be able to use tiktok, just not have their data used. in the security of our country. and by the way, themselves, as they grow old and the kind of data that's being collected, the kind of a logarithm set are being developed in controlling what they're seeing on tiktok the information that they're seeing, the messages that are being sent >> the president says that he will sign it if you all are able to pass it. but i guess the big question, a lot of people are talking about is should his campaign be using tiktok your thoughts? >> you know it's very complicated. i think that's one of the reasons why we're working to have tic-tac not have the people's communist china own tiktok because it is a popular form of communication for young people, but for a lot of people, it's not just young people other season people liked the person it his campaign are using it because it's a form of communication. but that's why the people's republic of china wants control

of it. if this bill passes. and they don't disinvest from tiktok than i think none of us are going to be i don't use the cpac right now. i'm was looking at doing it now it's clearly not into this all gets resolved, but it is a very popular form of communication, which is why people need to think about what the putting on their pleas being used and been used in various ways. and why they need to worry about it. >> congresswoman debbie dingell. thank you so much for joining us this morning from washington, dc, a new hour of cnn news central begins right now a cnn exclusive, russia's war machine is in full throttle, leaving ukraine in a dire situation, russia is producing nearly three times more artillery munitions since then, the us and europe combined are producing for ukraine.

>> so turbulence, so violent passengers were thrown around the cabin breaking parties the plane ceiling leaving people bloody. we're getting new details just in the oscars was bursting with kenergy and the barbenheimer i'm a rivalry finally put to rest. i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central >> new cnn exclusive reporting this morning, nato intelligence since assessments show russia is producing nearly three times more artillery shells than the us and europe are making for ukraine combined. it's a key advantage ahead of what is expected to be another russian offensive later this year, cnn's katie bo lillis joins us now with her exclusive reporting. what are you learning as you look at what is happening here, obviously a dire situation for ukraine yes, sir. what i'm learning are

some pretty staggering figures that really illustrate how much more quickly russia has been able to ramp up its defense production in ways that have really kind of left behind the us and the west. and the most important number here is artillery shells, a senior nato official told me that russia is producing the order of about 250,000 artillery shells per month that adds up to about a total of around 3 million a year. compare that to just 1.2 million that the us and the west is on track to make in a year what this his men on the battlefield, of course, is that ukraine is having to ration its artillery fire hi are firing somewhere on the order of 2000 shells a day compared to 10,000 a day that the russians are firing in and in places along this 650 mile front, the ratio is even worse. and look, sara, this is important because artillery is the number one metric that us and western officials are looking at when they tried to ukraine's chances here. this is a conflict that

is really expected to be won or lost on simple artillery being fired back and forth across that frontline. so the math really matters here, and officials are telling us that russia has been able to ramp up its defense production so much more quickly than the democratic west, in large part because it's basically acting as a managed economy, putin can essentially order factories to just get on with it and produce more shells. and so we know now from the senior intelligence or see the senior nato official that russian factories operating 24-7 in 12 hour shifts, not something the west is doing. sara well, if that's the number one metric, artillery, and it's three-to-one. we've got real problem. ukraine is in a really bad spot. katie bo lillis. thank you so much for that exclusive reporting. appreciate it >> and historic moment. this morning, sweden's flag raised at nato headquarters for the first time. the ceremony held

justice this morning, sweden now the 32nd country to join the nato alliance, a secretary general saying this move makes nato stronger. sweden safer, and the whole alliance more secure? and joining us now is the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenberg, secretary general. thank you for coming on the 32nd member of the nato alliance with sweden. what does this mean for the alliance and the world? >> it makes sweden safer because two and i'll fully covered by our collective defense clause, article five, saying an attack on one ally will be an attack on all. it also makes nato stronger because sweden invests more than 2% of gdp in defense and i

bring in high-end typically this and well-trained, well-equipped forces. but apps most importantly, it demonstrates to president putin that nato store is open. he doesn't decide who can become a nato member or not. nato allies decided who's going to become a nato ally. and this has demonstrated by allowing sweden to be home. i'm amara and we do know that one of putin's goals has been to make nato less strong. they definitely seeing more and more members joining nato is the exact opposite of that. poland's foreign minister said friday that the presence of nato troops in ukraine is not unthinkable. and late last month, the french president said that sending western troops to ukraine cannot be ruled out. i know that to this that you've said that there are no plans for nato combat troops on the ground in ukraine all of these statements can be true at the same time. >> but the fact >> that these leaders are talking about this publicly does this signal a shift?

>> all that dollars agree that nato should not be party to the conflict. and there are no plans to send nato troops in combat troops on the ground in ukraine about what one dollars also agree on is that we need to step up and provide more military support. ukraine ammunition, weapons because we need to remember what it says. this is a war of russia has attacked a sovereign, independent nation in europe, ukraine, and ukraine has the right to defend themselves and we are right to help them in upholding that right. and that's exactly what we are doing by sending military support. >> no plans for nato combat troops to be on the ground but when emmanuel macron says it cannot be ruled out, do you think it is dangerous when the french president is raising this publicly >> i think it's important that we coordinate closely among nato allies because at the end of the day in this matters for

the whole alliance, because we are a collective defense alliance on sunday attack on one will be an attack on all one for all all for one. that's the core of nato and that's why it is important that we ensure that we stand together, that we are united and that's also reason why i strongly believe that a nato is an important platform. for all allies to coordinate their positions, how we support ukraine, and what type of support that we should provide to ukraine. >> let us also remember that nato >> allies have supported ukraine for many years. it started thought actually back in 2014, when russia illegally annexed crimea. and since then, allies have provided military support, but also significant training of the ukrainian armed forces i ask you about that support because cnn has this new reporting that katie bo lillis just brought to us, that russia appears to be on track to produce nearly three times, three >> times more artillery munitions than the combined

capacity that the united states in europe are able to send to ukraine right now can you crane win if that shortfall remains? what can nato do about it >> ramp up our own production. >> we take this very seriously this is now a war of attrition on the word attrition is a battle of logistics not least, about which country in which, which side has the strongest production capacity under the russian economy is on a war footing and they have significantly increased the production of ammunition nato allies have addressed this now for some months, and we have seen important decisions. increasing the production capacity, both in north america and in europe but we need to do more. we will actually will have meetings the coming days and weeks among nato allies on how to further speed up the increase of production within the nato alliance. >> yeah, because three times

more, i mean, speedup is definitely what's needed to be able to catch up, especially when the need is so great, right now, you talked about the offer 11 for all the collective collective defense. it is the heart of at the heart of the nato alliance. it's become part of the political debate here in the united states right now, we have president biden calling out donald trump at the state of the union address last week for suggesting that he would not come to the aid of a nato nation in the face of a russia attack? if they weren't contributing enough to the alliance, let me play this >> no, i would not protect you. in fact, i would encourage them to do whatever the hell they want i was donald trump at a campaign rally. what's your reaction to that language? i mean, are you concerned about the direction the political debate is headed in the united states regarding nato i expected not to states to be a continued to be a staunch nato ally also after the elections

in november, because it is in the us interest to have a strong nato. nato is a good deal for the united states because together, we represent 50% of the world the military and economic might it makes also the united states safer second, it is broad. political support for nato in the us congress. decided the washington, washington just a couple of weeks ago, and that was the message from both republican and democratic side. and thirdly, the criticism has not mainly been against nato, but the criticism coming from former president trump has been against nato allies, not spending enough on nato they had things have really changed now, more and more nato allies are spending at least to present the nato got a lot and all gdp on defense. and now sweden joined today, they are spending more than 2%. so so

european allies and canada are really making difference now, why significantly increasing what they spend on defense? >> you're saying is that concern should not be even on the table, then for donald trump, should he be president again i'm secretary general. thank you so much for coming on, especially on this historic day of the 32nd member of the nato alliance, lions joining. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you, john >> people flying through the air, blood on the ceiling. that is how passengers describe a flight the injured at least 50 people after what experts are calling a technical event >> and the photo >> controversy becomes a royal mess. why the printer? consists of wales just issued an apology over a picture this morning and a naked john cena has millions of men across america concern so just how cold it might have been on the oscar stage

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incident that keeps making headlines, but i want to read you this statement from latam it was operating this flight between sydney and auckland, new zealand, and it says there was a technical event during the flight which caused a strong movement. >> technical >> event leaves a lot of room for interpretation and investigators will want to know if something happened in the cockpit of this boeing 787 nauta 7:37 max, like we saw during the alaska airlines door plug blow out two months ago, even still boeing says it's working together more information about this incident and is standing by to support an investigation. >> this plane >> was to go on to santiago, chile, and the latest data from flightaware shows that the plane remains in auckland technical event or not? passengers describing this lycus of your turbulence incident? one telling radio new zealand that blood was on the ceiling and people flew and broke the ceiling of the plane. first responders treated 50 people in total on board this

flight, 12 taken to the hospital, one patient in serious condition. so regardless so the cause sara the bottom line here is that you should keep your seat belt on all of the time even if the seatbelt sign is off, there's only underscores the need to stay buckled up because the national transportation safety board says the number one cause of incident on commercial airliners and the us is turbulence. we will see as this investigation unfolds, we've reached out to the civil aviation authority of new zealand to see where their investigation stands? >> yeah, that terrifying the details of that people crashing through the ceiling, leaving holes in the sailing with blood on the ceiling pete muntean. thank you so much for bringing that to us. john. >> right. new this morning, catherine, the princess of wales, is apologizing for what seemed like a wholesome family photo released for mother's day in the united kingdom. why? hi because she now says she edited the photo. several news

agencies pulled the image because it had been manipulated. it was the first picture manipulated or otherwise we have seen of the princess since her surgery with us now was vanity fair staff writer and co-host of dynasty podcast, erin vanderhoof, aaron, thanks so much for being with us what's this about? is this controversy about health or is it about transparency? >> i think it's some combination of the two, you know, ever since january kensington palace has been really balancing their desire to give kate some deserve time off. after a long hospitalization, she was in hospital for about 12 days with the fact that the public has an interest and in the case of the british taxpayer, they have a right to know and i think that right now we're just seeing them deal with an unprecedented situation. there's never been a time when so many royals have been facing so many health issues. on one hand, they were really transparent in the beginning, but i think that on the other hand, there's still

a lot a lack of trust i think between the palace and the public, just based on everything that happened in the wake of prince harry and meghan, the duchess of sussex leaving, like there's still a rift there and they haven't quite figured out how to peel it. >> you raise a really good point here when you talk about the fact this is british, this family is british taxpayer funded here because the united states is hard for us to understand if you're talking about king charles for it this is who is the head of state? we still don't know what kind of cancer he has. it hasn't been released yet. now, if that were the united states, if that were in the united states, and the head of state was not leveling with the american people about the condition of his or her health that would be a huge scandal. so how much privacy does this family deserve >> on the one hand, i think that, you know that the idea was to get some information, but not too much so that people could be speculating too much on his prognosis. i think that that was the idea behind that, but i'll note that he's been you know, it kind of joking that he's become like the

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and while in atlanta, the president really leaned on one of the defining themes of his campaign and that's at protecting democracy. and he used that to draw a stark contrast from his republican rival, donald trump. and what he called his coziness with authoritarian regimes wildlife has taught me to embrace the future of freedom and democracy and trump on. i've a very different value set of it. an obvious already biden is based on core values of the defined america and the rest of the world looks at us that way. >> decency >> fairness, equality we're all know donald trump sees a different america and american story of resentment, revenge and retribution. >> that's >> not me, that's not you >> now, of course, georgia is a crucial state for president biden is a saint. he only narrowly won in 2020 and voter outreach and mobilization is going to be key for him to

notch another victory in the state this november that according to democratic strategists and the voters, i talked to you on the ground they this message of protecting democracy really resonated with them. but so did lowering healthcare costs, the president is headed to new hampshire today where he's going you talk more about that and attack republicans on health care. of course, a state that has one of the country's oldest populations. all of this as the white house is preparing here to release its fiscal 2025 budget blueprint. it's an aspirational budget, but it's also a messaging event to appeal to voters who are sour on the economy. some of those proposals include to lower costs for families, increase manufacturing manufacturing, strengthened, strengthen social security and medicare, and also reduce the deficit. so the president hitting the trail as they tried to build on that momentum from the seat of the union in those battleground states, sara. >> all right. thank you. so much, priscilla. let's go now to elon, a train donald trump, hitting below the belt, making fun of joe biden stutter during one of his speeches over the

weekend, but he's also got things to say this morning. what are you hearing? >> well that's right. sara, the former president, was on cnbc this morning railing against social media companies and namely facebook, arguing that a ban on tiktok would benefit facebook. well, calling the social media company and enemy of the people. and i'm just going to read for you some of what he told cnbc. he said, quote, the thing i don't like is that without tiktok, you can make facebook big, bigger. and i consider facebook to be an enemy of the people along with a lot of the media. now sara, his comments come as the house is preparing to consider a bipartisan bill that would force the sale of tiktok by bytedance, the company that owns it or face a ban in the union it states. but then last week, we saw donald trump post on truth, social. and again, i just want to point out that while president donald trump had repeatedly himself pushed for a tiktok ban or sale to a us company as president, but he waited in online saying, quote,

if you get rid of tiktok, facebook and zucker schmuck will double there business and that's of course, referring to meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg. but these comments from donald trump on truth, social came after the former president met with geoff yes. at mar-a-lago last week, eos is a hedge fund manager and a huge republican donor with the stake in tiktok worth more than 30 billion. but i also just have to point out here, sara, that some of this is clearly political tiktok is hugely popular in the united states, especially with young voters who donald trump and his campaign are eager to pull away from joe biden as they prepare for a general election rematch in november. but this could also create headaches for those on capitol hill who have long worked to try and find a solution to the national security risks that the app poses. >> sara alayna treene and priscilla alvarez. thank you both for that. john. >> right. ryan gosling proves there is life after the mickey mouse club

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seven golden statues, including for best picture, best actor, best supporting actor, and best director. but performances on stage last night gave the blockbusters or run for their money first. it was cut off he, stole the show. >> or did this dude, john santa performance. a lot of people cannot unsee or maybe they don't want to. i'm joined now by the host of boston globe today, segun oduolowu. thank you so much for being here. good to see you. i think the last time i saw you was in los angeles. who were you most excited to see on the stage last night? >> what i think ryan gosling absolutely stole the show. sara, thank you for having me

and look, we shouldn't be surprised, even mickey mouse clubs veteran. okay. i've seen that brother joe to seek and lala land. we should have been surprised. i thought that was an amazing performance. it's funny that the most amazing performance for barbie was by ken i loved but as we know, the biggest shocker was lily gladstone not winning best actress. and that going to emma stone, that to me was the shocker of all shakur's just because it felt like it felt like he was going to be lilies. i was pulling for her and then mo came out on top so yeah, the night night night of pfk-1 in a night of shops, speeding of a night of pfk-1. we just heard a little video of it but you said your funniest moment had to do with a certain naked man on stage yes. >> listen for all of us who go to the gym and think we're doing somethings when a professional athlete and i like a hollywood movie star, action star walked across the stage if

a real sobering reminder that whatever your doing weekend warrior style is nothing compared to john like i won just going for it. i thought that it was the most laugh out loud moment that i can remember in an oscars because it was also perfectly timed with the costume award that he was, that he was announcing. so it was brilliant, it was fun, and it was daring. so john turned a lot ahead oscar night. >> yeah, he was so deadpan that it made it even more funny. there were funny moments, not a whole lot, but there were few and that was one of the big ones. but there was also a really touching moment, divine joy, randolph winning her oscar. tell us about that moment. >> yes, just the whole initiation of it where you had former best supporting actress is reading and giving these touching, touching speeches to the nominees and then divine gets up there. and i mean, i

got misty-eyed. i'm not going to lie to you when she talked first, lupita had me when lupita mentioned that her grandmother's glasses, that divine war in the movie, the holdovers. and then when she wins and she says, i'm enough. thank you for seeing me, like for people of color, people in media. that is the thing we fight for the most is to be seen as our actual selves, to be able to bring that to work to our art, to the stage in all of its different forms. and she, i mean, she's struck a nerve with me. i think she's struck a nerve with women. i think she struck a nerve with women of color and she said, i hope that she gets to do this again because she's a fabulous actors who gave an incredibly touching speech barring divine randolph, do you think that the oscars did what you would like them to do? and we're more diverse this year i do think, that the oscars are trying to be more diverse. it's difficult. i will always say that judging art is not, it's

not something that you can do subject objectively. it's very subjective if you'd like this, someone like that. but by bringing in beit, by showing at least the previous winners you show at academy, that is looking for change as asian winners has black winters has latino winners, and they come back and i think that they have to keep coming back past winters. they have to keep utilizing all of hollywood's color. color wheel so that people see themselves represented on that stage. and in the movies that they're going to the theaters to watch he's on a color whale, maybe not the color wheel you'd like, but robert downey junior also one for the first time yes >> robert downey, junior, like like a jeffrey wright, is an actor's actor. everyone who's been in a movie with him or crossed his path will tell you, like he's arguably one of the best to do it. so to get

recognized for this movie, as he said, he needed it right, coming off all of the superhero flakes there's iron man to remind people that this guy is a seriously talented actor. anything he touches it's memorable. listen from tropic thunder to oppenheimer. he gives performances that are going to make you sit up and take notes. so i was happy for robert downey junior well-deserved segun oduolowu. thank you so much for coming on and make it a smile a little bit. well, at least me and violent. yes. mike johnson is man's gaping. >> all right. thank you. all joining us. this has been cnn news central newsroom with jim acosta. object. >> that is great topic for >> to be a headline was vague that's what i want to do. >> vegas, the story of sin city sunday at ten on cnn >> the only godaddy arrow helps you get your business online and minutes with a power of ai,

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