for the first time since russia invaded ukraine china s president xi jinping will meet face-to-face with vladimir putin. so what could this mean for the war and also tensions between the u.s. and china? we are on it. plus a cnn exclusive, dozens of mar-a-lago staffers, members of trump s inner circle as well, have now been subpoenaed to testify in the ongoing probe of classified documents. find out who is on that list. and big banks to the rescue, 11 of them are now offering a $30 billion lifeline to one of the regional banks in danger of collapsing after this week s banking turmoil. we will be watching for reaction when the markets open in less than 30 minutes. we do begin this hour with next week s meeting in moscow between the russian president, putin, chinese president xi. cnn s senior international correspondent will ripley is with us. what more are we learning about the talks and what they re expected to focus on? reporter: the timing is certainly significant, it
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joint operations over the black sea, could be routine. is there any concern, though frrks your view about the impact overall on intelligence gathering in the region? you know, the united states and our nato allies have really significant intelligence resources, you know, starting from things like these drones that are doing isr missions, intelligence collection missions as well as all sorts of other capabilities. i don t think it s as if if the thought is we re going to change routes or cut back on these missions i don t think that s going to significantly impact. i just think it s a responsible professional thing to do to look at this and double-check the flight plans. see if we can continue to detection and minimize the possibility of escalation in the future. xi and putin will meet in moscow, the latest in their growing closer relationship here. part of the conversation will be potential peace, some settlement
thank you. not tiktok, let s be realistic here, there are plenty of other social media sites, social media apps out there where many of us spend a lot more time than we should aimlessly scrolling through posts. i feel like you re looking at me when you re saying that. i m looking directly at you. this is for you. there is more and more we re learning about how that time spent on these apps specifically looking at these seemingly picture perfect images, the impact that that can have on your mood and on your overall psychological health. there is some real effects here, it s known as the selfie effect. dr. sanjay gupta he has been digging into it for the latest episode of his podcast. tell us, there are a lot of parents watching, i m a parent here, tell us what we know about this phenomenon. this is fascinating and i have to tell you i ve learned so much working on this podcast season, as you both know i have three teenage daughters so part of this was a very personal sort of r
these other images you get that selfie impact, selfie effect which can be a negative impact. it makes me think i m going to really date all of you, you know what i m talking about when i say this, this makes me think of when i was the same age as your daughters as my kids when i would look through a magazine and you ultimately compare yourself to an image there that you know is photo shopped as well. how is that different from now the social media generation looking at those images? i think it s two words, it s abundance and persistence. what i mean by that is that magazines in the past, i know exactly what you are talking about, you might read it and then it was a disposable commodity. now you re walking around with these images on your phone and there s tons of them and they re just persistent. they re there all the time. people even though they may not realize it, they re oftentimes now, again, in realtime comparing themselves to those images. that s the part that was sort of st