movie. let s go outfront. and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on the defense. moments ago, zuckerberg on an earnings conference call speaking to investors, addressed the thousands of pages of leaked internal documents which paint a damning picture of the company s problems. from promoting extremism to human trafficking and here s what he just said on the call. i am quoting mark zuckerberg. good-faith criticism helping us get better but my view is that we are seeing a coordinated effort to selectively use leaked documents to paint a false picture of our company. the leaked documents he is talking about are known as the facebook papers. and they were originally leaked by whistle-blower frances haugen. they offer a disturbing look inside the social media giant because among the allegations of haugen s is that facebook struggled to regulate hate speech and misinformation, which eventually helped spur the deadly ins
rust, is pausing production indefinitely as new details emerge about the fatal shooting onset. tonight, we re learning more about the crew member who handed baldwin the gun and growing questions about who s to blame. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with facebook s role in the january 6th insurrection. what the company knew in realtime and what it allegedly tried to hide. we heard new testimony from a facebook whistleblower today as cnn dug into a trove of documents. update our viewers. that s right, wolf. this whistleblower making headlines around the world and in the past hour, we ve heard from mark zuckerberg since the first time. he said good fit criticism helps us get better, but my view, we are seeing a coordinated effort to selectively use leaked documents to paint a false picture of our company. we sure learned a lot about his company today. have a look. we need
square, a first since the pandemic start, but in the u.s. new concerns about a spring surge. i m jonathan vig lat ni los angeles where covid cases are up 78% in the county. and later, tiger s final round. feaster to the finish, we re there at the masters honors a champion. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. duncan: good evening and thanks so much for joining us this sunday. russia s attacks and atrocities are mounting in ukraine and so is the exodus from the country. the united nations said today that more than 4.5 million ukrainians have fled the country, 47 days after russia s invasion. and new satellite images show a massive eight mile long russian convoy headed east. this after forces retreated from the north to regroup. we begin tonight with debora patta reporting from kyiv and we should note that the images that you are about to see are definitely disturbing. good evening, this is two very different countries depending on where you
what s up? what are you doing, man? good to see you. thanks for being here, of cou course. how are you? good to see you. keep going. keep going. [laughter] we re good. you got it. thank you guys for making the trip. cheers to you guys. cheers. cheers to warriors. appreciate it. thank you, sir. welcome to a special edition of modern warriors. war on warriors. each man here has served in our nation s military and has spoken out about a disturbing change in culture at the department of defense. right now our military is being indoctrinated with a critical race theory curriculum to appease social justice warriors while losing our competitive edge. we re all here at an undisclosed location outside of nashville, tennessee, to talk about these concerns over some tennessee whiskey with real warriors who are at the forefront of this fight. stu sheller, best-selling author of crisis in command, and former lieutenant colonel in the united states marin
If you re a cyberwarrior i m not going to have to drag a cyberwarrior away from their computer or keyboard. we also need cyberwarriors. we need combat arms, all different walks of life. where did this come from? where did the idea that the military should be a social laboratory for social justice come from? was it a certain administration, was it a certain policy, i remember women in the military, but women in combat roles, where did the idea that equity, i love your analogy of the wnba and the nba, where did that analysis come in? president obama said publicly, i want to see every minority have an equal opportunity in the military. on the surface everyone agrees with that. everything we re talking about. we all want everyone agreed. they wanted to do female-male infantry units so the marine corps spent six months, did a female engagement i remember that. and they had a male bat