Outfront tonight at seven on cnn cnn Breaking News and you are in the cnn newsroom. Im wolf blitzer in washington. We begin this hour with Breaking News Up On Capitol Hill just minutes ago, house lawmakers passed a bill that could lead to a ban of the very popular social media platform tiktok here in the United States, if passed by the senate and then signed into law by President Biden, the measure would give the company less than six months to sell to a nonchinese owner. If that doesnt happen, tiktok could be shutdown here in the United States chinas calling the bill an act of bullying. Users of the platform, which is widely popular, especially among younger americans, are rallying to try to protect it. Lets begin our coverage Up On Capitol Hill right now, our chief cnn congressional correspondent, manu raja, is watching all of this mono. This was a very rare overwhelming, bipartisan vote yes, im something you dont see in this very polarized political environment in these narrowly div
Cnn Breaking News costa and washington, we are following Breaking News up on capitol hill at any minute. House lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill that could effectively ban the social media platform tiktok. Here in the us, quarters of a potential ban claim china based Parent Company bytedance, could somehow use tiktok to Spy On Americans who use the app if signed into law, the measure would give the company less than six months to sell to a nonchinese owner. If bytedance fails to do so, tiktok could be all but shut down here in the us, users of the platform, which is wildly popular for among younger americans, are trying to stop that from happening i know im not the only one that relies on this app every single day to provide for their family i know im not the only one that relies on this app to get by. Its taken me six years to get to this point literally not even a month ago. I quit my job to do Tiktok Social Media fulltime and there are 80 years of generation z that are now el
standard, and i used to be deputy chief of the criminal division in the southern district of new york, i wouldn t have touched a guy like michael cohen, especially if he s a convicted perjurer. that s robert costello after testifying in manhattan yesterday, and he could be the last witness the grand jury hears from before voting on an indictment for the former president. we ll break down what s next in the case in just a moment. meanwhile, more members of the oath keepers are held accountable for the violence on january 6th. and also ahead, what we re learning about the first face-to-face meeting between chinese president xi jinping and russia s vladimir putin since the invasion began. began good morning, and welcome to way too early on this tuesday, march 21st. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we ve got a lot to get to. we ll begin this morning in new york city, and the manhattan district attorney s office ahead of a possible criminal indict
witnessed it only to be suspected of hijacking the bus moments later. quite a story the news continues the source with kaitlan collins starts now i m galen collins and this is the source. we begin with breaking news tonight as the fulton county district attorney, fani willis has just moved to dismiss the appeal that seeking to disqualify her andrew entire office from donald trump s election interference case, arguing that it should be dismissed due to a lack of sufficient evidence. as of this moment, that case is completely frozen until georgia s court of appeals rules on whether or not she should be disqualified. the issue at the heart of that appeal, her relationship with the special prosecutor that she put on the case, nathan wade, who i just sat down with in georgia this afternoon. this was the first time that nathan wade, his spoken to cnn on camera an interview that i should note comes three months after he resigned, after being given an ultimatum by the judge t