live update for us. first every day 2 billion people use tiktok. many are young people under 24. if you had kids you know already how tiktok works. tiktok let s users up load short videos under 30 seconds. content of the videos varies depending what country you are in. if in china, you get more educational content if you live in this country you get prop agendaa tailored for kids. we rannan experiment left summer. watch. the tiktok that chinese residents children in china see is very different from the one your kids are looking at here. now, in china where tiktok is under a different name. videos like these are common. watch. [singing] [music] you know what american kids your kids are watching on tiktok? stuff like this. [music] [music] [music] that s weird. can you see that is going on? chien00 runs tiktok and china knows if you want a productive society extending beyond next week, you teach your kids about hard work and creativity and personal responsibility. res
also tonight, royal change. symbols of elizabeth. what stays and what goes. in ukraine, russia retreats after a stunning advance of ukrainian troops. plus, weather whiplash in the west. i m ben tracey in southern cal, where firefighters are getting help from a rare september storm. and later, majestic monarch and good sport, the other side of her majesty. i m elizabeth palmer in edinburgh on the charm that lent magic to queen elizabeth s reign. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. buckingham palace made it official today. queen elizabeth s funeral will be held monday, september 19th at westminster abbey in london. this is the scene today outside balmoral castle in scott lands, where the queen died thursday. tomorrow her coffin will be taken to holyroodhouse. princess william and harry greeting crowds outside windsor castle. they were joined by their wives, kate, now the princess of wales, and meghan, the duchess o
and it s all on the record. but what exactly did the panel learn? does donald trump have a lot more to be worried about tonight? mr. cipollone did appear voluntarily and answer a whole variety of questions. he did not contradict the testimony of other witnesses, and i think we did learn a few things which we will be rolling out in the hearings to come. so, i think it was a, you know, a grueling day for all involved. mr. cipollone and the staff and the members. but it was well worth it. well worth it, says committee zoe lofgren on cnn earlier tonight. she did not get into specifics, but she thought cipollone was candid with the panel today and believes that his answers were, quote, honest. congresswoman lofgren did note, quote, some complications when it came to attorney/client privilege belonging to trump. but she said executive privilege was not an issue because the holder of that privilege is in fact president biden. in another interview, she said the former white house
learn? does donald trump have a lot more to be worried about tonight? mr. cipollone did appear voluntarily and answer a whole variety of questions. he did not contradict the testimony of other witnesses, and i think we did learn a few things which we will be rolling out in the hearings to come. so, i think it was, you know, a grueling day for all involved, mr. cipollone and the staff and the members. but it was well worth it. well worth it, says committee zoe lofgren on cnn earlier tonight. she did not get into specifics, but she thought cipollone was candid with the panel today and believes that his answers were, quote, honest. congresswoman lofgren did note, quote, some complications when it came to attorney/client privilege belonging to trump. but she said executive privilege was not an issue because the holder of that privilege is in fact president biden. in another interview, she said the former white house counsel never pleaded the fifth. so, what does that mean for
reportedly discussing among themselves about using their own constitutional power to stop the president. what those who talked already have said to the committee and what others might say, we just don t know, but what they could say given the positions they held and what they were privy to is formidable. they include secretary of state mike pompeo, who we first reported last night is expected to sit down with the house select committee, perhaps as soon as this week. also former treasury secretary steven mnuchin, who we learned today has already been interviewed by the committee. negotiations are underway with the former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, for a sitdown with him. and finally there s former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, who we spoke with earlier this week on the program. he was spotted on his way out, after speaking with the committee today. mulvaney, as you know, was serving as envoy to northern ireland when the attack happene