this job, trump s legal team is now ordered to prove his claims alleging the doj planted evidence in those many classified documents seized from mar-a-lago last month. also, we spoke with the ceo of one of the largest companies in the world, salesforce. you ll want to stick around for this one. there are surprises in store. let s begin, though, with the sham votes unfolding as we speak in eastern ukraine. cnn senior international correspo correspondent ben wedeman is north of the regions in kharkiv. this is straight out of the russian playbook. they ve done it before. they don t even hold free elections in their country. see how. the vote got off this morning. 50% of the population has fled. there are two armed men going door to door to collect votes. they called upon the residents of occupied territories. they say if strangers show up at your door, don t open them. we understand the polling is partially online, partially this door by door and partially in person at the vot
somehow planted everyday at mar- mar-a-lago. prove it under oath. plus, he calls the earth one ove of his key stake holders. i sit down with marc benioff, how his compmpany is confrontin climate crisis. that s just the beginning. nasa s mission to keep astroids away fromom earth. itit sounds like something out a movie but nasa says don t worry, this is a good thing. stay with us. (man 1) oh, it looks like we re in a screen saver. (man 2) but we need to go higher. (man 1) higher. (man 1) we re like yodeling high. [yodeling] yo-de-le-he. (man 2) hey, no. (man 1) we should go even higher! (both) woah! (man 2) i m good. (vo) adventure, elevated.
or bruce willis, that s right. i wonder what the measure of success, crkristen is going to to see if one one day is headed towards earth they can deploy this. yeah, so we re going to be able to see this live. there is a camera on the spacecraft that will slam into the astroid and just going to go b black. after that it will take a few weeks to find out if it s been a success or not in terms of moving it from the orbit. they have to use telescopes all over the earth. ground based and using the web space telescope to point it at this collision and see if it was successful. if it was able to push it off of this orbit to actually smash an astroid. it s a two-part test. we ll find out part one on monday night if they re able to actually make impact and part two, if they re able to actually move it a few weeks later. goodness. remarkable, seemingly taken out of hollywood but perhaps
patgonia just literally gave the company to the earth writing earth is the only shareholder. i get that you can t do that. you re a public company but should more private companies do that? i think there is many things many different companies can do. i m very inspired by the founder of patgonia like a lot of us aa are. i think we can all do something. marc in an interview this week you talked about the economy and said the recession. i want to get my head around where you think we are. do you think the u.s. is in or very close to recession? i think it s many economies now. i was just in japan. that s one economy. they re experiencing a highly deflated currency. i was in europe, as well. their currency is deflplaflatin they re going into recession. i wouldn t say the united states is in recession today. okay. so let me move on from there.
humankind if there were a killer co comet headed towards earth. it s the first mission. they had to come with a planet defense team to make it happen. they launch the spacecraft ten months ago. it s been traveling to space but right next to it is a smaller moonlit cooled de mrkm morpheu. this spacecraft will slam into that astroid and the goal is to bump it, nudge it slightly off the orbit and if it s able to successfully do that, if there were ever a killer astroid potentially headed towards earth, the technique could be used to save you and me and everyone on this planet. they need it when ben affleck isn t around. [ laughter ] or bruce willis.