cbs' chris livesay is in the region with the latest. >> reporter: u.s. air force pilots glide above northern gaza dropping three tons of food, water, and other aid. lifesaving to those who can reach it. but according to one pilot, a drop in the bucket meant to offset this leaky supply line. more than 200 trucks entering the strip daily, israel says. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. "we want food, we want flour, we want the barest essentials of life" they demand. "gaza is slowly dying, if not from the missiles then from hunger," says this mother. in one instance hamas accused the israeli military of opening fire on hungry gazans as they waited for food, killing 21. israel adamantly denies it, pointing instead at palestinian gunmen. the humanitarian cost of the war and more than 100 hostages still in hamas captivity for five months are too much to tolerate for these israeli protesters. protesters don't only want their hostages back, they want benjamin netanyahu to step down. the october 7th massacre happened on his watch, and for that they

>> chris livesay, thank you. this weekend voters in russia are casting ballots in a presidential election that's all but certain to extend vladimir putin's rule. he's held office for nearly 25 years now. several people have been detained for vandologicalism at polling stations including dye poured into ballot boxes. one person also poured a mall tav cocktail. >>> tonight former president trump is on the battleground in ohio. natalie? >> nancy, president biden tonight speaks at the annual grid iron dinner, a prestigious gathering of washington elite. he resumes his battleground swing states early next week. presumptive nominee donald trump held his first rally today as he splits time between court and the campaign trail. former president donald trump returned to friendly territory saturday, a state he won twice. >> i'm thrilled to be back with the proud hardworking patriots of the great state of ohio. i won this state and you won this state. >> reporter: he's not only campaigning for himself in ohio but his pick f

chris livesay, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> u.s. intelligence chiefs are warning the country faces threats from increasingly fragile world order. >> beijing will continue to use its military-forces to intimidate its neighbors. russia continues to fortify its weapons capabilities. both al qaeda and i.s.i.s. inspired by hamas have directed others to force attacks. >> they said china could use technology to try to influence this year's presidential election, and they warned about the record amount of illegal drugs including fentanyl being moved across the southern border by mentioxican criminal organizations. >>> now to a royal photo scandal that has sparked controversy and conspiracies when it comes to the princess of wales. while kate middleton is taking the blame for the manipulated image, the palace is refusing to release the original version, raising more questions. cbs's charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: the controversy started innocently enough. a family photo of the princess of wales and the smiling children to mark mother'

cbs' chris livesay reports from jerusalem. >> reporter: itay chen was only 19, a life cut short by the hamas massacre of october 7th when he was serving in an israeli tank unit. the israeli american was long thought to have been taken alive by hamas, among more than 240 hostages. earlier in the war, cbs news spoke to the parents, his father carrying an hourglass to remind the world that time was running out. >> i'm just a mom that wants our son back home where he belongs. >> the most frustrating question that you could ask yourself when you are exhausted and before you fall asleep, you ask yourself have i been productive? have i moved my son's release an inch? an inch forward? >> reporter: they became outspoken activists pressuring prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease-fire deal and leaders around the world not to forget those trapped in hamas' tunnels. >> do whatever they can to bring our loved ones back home. >> reporter: israel announced new intelligence revealed only their son's body had been taken hostage, killed on october 7th. an emotional national security adviser,

cbs's chris livesay reports tonight from jerusalem. >> reporter: was cease-fire negotiations feeling,says it's mobilizing for a moment on rough, a refuge to one and a half million palestinians. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is bowing his military will push ahead regardless of concerns from the white house arguing any friction with the u.s., israel's biggest ally emboldens hamas. >> the extent of hamas believes there is daylight between us, that does not help. >> president biden has been sharpening his criticism over the loss of civilian life in gaza. >> it's hurting israel more than helping israel by making the rest of the world is contrary to what israel stands for. >> israel insists it will allow a major evacuation before the offensive, but is not revealed exactly how. this week marks the start of ramadan, the islamic holy month, a time of prayer and fasting, but in recent years violence is well over israeli restrictions on accessing muslim holy sites in jerusalem. muslims are heading to the al-aqsa mosque compound a flash point and ramadan's past, and this time with the

our chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: u.s.ir force pilots glide above northern gaza dropping three tons of food, water, and other aid. life-saving to those who can reach it, but according to one pilot, a drop in the bucket. meant to offset this supply line, more than 200 trucks entering the truck daily, israel says, much lost to looters, the dangers of open combat and a lack of truckers brave enough to drive through it. >> they cannot go and distribute. >> aren't aid groups getting shot at over there? is it fair to put that burden on them? >> we acknowledge the challenges, but mostly they are distributing for the last two and a half weeks without any violence. >> reporter: aid is on its way by sea for the first time in this war. nearly 200 tons from europe arrived friday on a humanitarian ship. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. we want food. we want flour. we want the barist essentials of life, they demand. gaza is dying from you if not the missiles then hunger. hamas accused the israeli military of opening fire

our chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: u.s. force pilots glide above gaza and dropping 3 tons of food and water and other aid. life saving to those who could reach it. but according to one pilot. a drop in the bucket. meant to offset this leaky supply line. more than 200 trucks entering the strip daily israel said, but much of it lost to looters and the dangers of open combat and a lack of truckers brave enough to drive through it. >> they could not collect and distribute. >> but aren't aid groups getting shot at. is it fair to put that burden on them. >> we acknowledge there are challenges but they are distributing for last two and a half weeks without any violence. >> reporter: additional aid is on the way by sea for first time in this war. nearly 200 tons from europe arrived on friday on a humanitarian ship. it couldn't come fast enough for these children. we want food, we want flour and the bearest essentials of life, they demand. gaza is slowly dying. if not from the missiles, then from hunger, said this mother. they accus

norah. >> norah: chris livesay, thank you very much.re at home, it was weekend of deadly violence in jacksonville beach, florida, with gunfire erupting as hundreds of young people gathered for spring break and st. patrick's day parties. cbs's cristian benavides reports from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: beachgoers running for cover as gunfire erupts on jacksonville beach. three separate shootings as crowds celebrated spring break and st. patrick's day on sunday night. in one incident, three people were shot, including a tourist who was shot three times. another person was killed in a separate shooting. >> quite frankly, i'm pissed off. we have a reputation as a law and order city. i'm a law and order police chief. if you're gonna commit a crime, don't come here. >> reporter: this comes after a teenager was arrested for pulling out a gun and pointing it towards spring breakers in new smyrna beach. police body cam shows the teenager running away from officers confronting the 16-year-old. >> i've never seen that happen and we come here all

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norah. >> norah: chris livesay, thank you very much. home it was weekend of deadly violence in jacksonville beach, florida, with gunfire acting as hundreds of young people gathered for spring break and st. patrick's day parties. cbs's cristian benavides reports from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: beachgoers running for cover as gunfire europe son jacksonville beach. three separate shootings as crowds celebrated spring break and st. patrick's day on sunday night. in one incident, three people were shot, including a tourist who was shot three times. another person was killed in a separate shooting. >> quite frankly, i'm pissed off. we have a reputation as a law and order city. i'm a lot order police chief. if you want to commit a crime, don't come here. >> reporter: this comes after a teenager was arrested for pointing out a gun and pointing it towards spring breakers and new smyrna beach. police body cam shows the teenager running away from officrs confronting the officers. >> i've never seen that happen and we come here all the time. >>

norah. >> chris livesay, thank you so much. >>> back here at home, it was a weekend of deadly violenceting as hundreds of young people gathered for spring break and st. patrick's day parties. cbs's cristian benavides reports from fort lauderdale. >> reporter: beachgoers running for cover as gunfire erupts on jacksonville beach. three separate shootings as crowds celebrated spring break and st. patrick's day on sunday night. in one incident, three people were shot, including a tourist who was shot three times. another person was killed in a separate shooting. >> quite frankly i'm pissed off. if -- you know, we have a reputation out here as a law and order city. i'm a law and order police chief. if you're going to commit a crime, don't come here. >> reporter: this comes after a teenager was arrested for pulling out a gun and pointing it towards spring breakers in new smyrna beach on thursday. >> drop the gun! >> reporter: police body cam shows the teenager running away from officers confronting the 16-year-old. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> i've never seen that happen and we

chris livesay, thank you. u.s.tral command and the royal jordanian air force conducted another round of humanitarian air drops over gaza this afternoon to provide food to civilians. soon, there will be a floating pier to help get that aid into gaza. cbs's david martin got a firsthand look at the ships and the troops who will build it. >> reporter: once more, families say goodbye as u.s. troops depart for the middle east. this time to deliver relief supplies to gaza. president biden has said there will be no american boots on the ground, but there will be hundreds on the water. the need in gaza is dire and it is urgent. but this base in virginia is more than 6,000 miles away. and these ships are not built for speed. and how long before you start delivering food? >> sir, we are estimating 60 days. >> reporter: brigadier general brad hinson says the army would build a floating dock off the coast of gaza and a causeway connecting to the shore. civilian ships would haul aid from cyprus to the floating dock, where it wou

but so far, norah, hamas is refusing. >> norah: chris livesay, with that new reporting, thank you.america decides 2024 and the race for president. tonight there is a shake-up at the republican national committee, engineered by donald trump. cbs news has learned that dozens are being pushed out as a former president's allies and his daughter-in-law take over. here's cbs's nancy cordes with headlines from the campaign trail. >> reporter: campaigning in new hampshire today, president biden brought up the company his opponent kept this weekend. >> he was with viktor orban, who talked about democracy being the problem. >> reporter: viktor orban is the authoritarian leader of hungry who has cracked down on the judiciary, the press, and lgbtq+ rights. he drew high praise from donald trump at mar-a-lago. >> this is the way it's going to be, and that's the end of it, right? he's the boss. he is a great leader. fantastic leader. >> reporter: orban later told the hungarian press that trump had promised he would not give a penny to ukraine if elected. the trump campaign disputes that. they are

chris livesay, thank you. u.s.tral command and the royal jordanian air force conducted another round of humanitarian air drops over gaza this afternoon to provide food to civilians. soon, there will be a floating pier to help get that aid into gaza. cbs's david martin got a firsthand look at the ships and the troops who will build it. >> reporter: wants more families say goodbye as u.s. troops depart for the middle east. this time to deliver relief supplies to gaza. president biden has said there will be no american boots on the ground, but there will be hundreds on the water. the need in gaza is dire and it is urgent. this base in virginia is more than 6,000 miles away. and these ships are not built for speed. and how long before you start delivering food? >> sir, we are estimating 60 days. >> reporter: brigadier general brad hinson says the army would build a floating dock off the coast of gaza. and the causeway connecting to the shore. civilian ships were hall aid from cyprus to the floating dock, where it would

>> major: chris livesay, thank you.an missile attack killed at least 20 people today in the city of odesa in southern ukraine. thousands more were wounded one missile destroyed homes, while another apparently targeted first responders. this onslaught came as a russian started three days of voting in a presidential election, all but certain to extend vladimir putin's rule. he cast his vote online. boeing is advising all airlines that fly at 787 dreamliner to check the cockpit scenes of their planes to make sure switches on the pilot seats are properly covered. "the wall street journal" reports a flight attendant on a flight from australia to new zealand on monday may have accident and hit a switch, forcing the pilot's seat to move forward, causing the pilot to push down the plane's nose. at least 50 people were hurt when the plane suddenly plunged. the faa says it is a review reviewing boeings guidance and may ask for revisions. tonight, president biden's top white house lawyer is suggesting that house republicans move o

>> major: chris livesay, thank you.an missile attack killed at least 20 people today in the city of odesa in southern ukraine. dozens more were wounded. one missile destroyed homes, while another apparently targeted first responders. this onslaught came as russians started three days of voting in a presidential election, all but certain to extend vladimir putin's rule. he cast his vote online. boeing is advising all airlines that fly its 787 dreamliner to check the cockpit seats of their planes to make sure switches on the pilots' seats are properly covered. "the wall street journal" reports a flight attendant on a flight from australia to new zealand on monday may have accidentally hit a switch, forcing the pilot's seat to move forward, causing the pilot to push down the plane's nose. at least 50 people were hurt when the plane suddenly plunged. the faa says it is reviewing boeing's guidance and may ask for revisions. tonight, president biden's top white house lawyer is suggesting that house republicans move on from th

. >> we are thinking of them, chris livesay, thank you. >>> u.s. central command and the royal jordanian air force conducted another round of humanitarian air drops over gaza this afternoon to provide food to civilians. soon there will be a floating pier to help get that aid into gaza. cbs's david martin got a firsthand look at the ships and the troops who will build it. >> reporter: once more families say goodbye as u.s. troops depart for the middle east. this time to deliver relief supplies to gaza. president biden has said there will be no american boots on the ground, but there will be hundreds on the water. the need in gaza is dire, and it is urgent. at this base in virginia is more than 6,000 miles away, and these ships are not built for speed. >> and how long before you start delivering food? >> sir, we're estimating 60 days. >> reporter: brigadier general brad hinson says the army would build a floating dock off the coast of gaza and a causeway connecting to the shore. civilian ships would haul aid from cyprus to the floating dock, where it

cbs's chris livesay reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: gunfire cracked at the al shifa hospital complex in northern gaza where thousands of palestinians are sheltering. among them, hamas militants. the costs of the war and humanitarian costs are drawing a wedge between israel and its ally, the united states. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and presidet biden hadn't spoken for at least a month. >> on the call president biden asked the prime minister to send a team composed of military and humanitarian officials to washington in the coming days to hear u.s. concerns about israel's rafah planning. >> reporter: israel agreed to that request. this comes after senate majority leader chuck schumer called for new elections here. now the israeli leader has shot back. >> i think schumer's statements are wholly inappropriate. i think we're not a banana republic. >> reporter: negotiations reconvened in doha with israel offering a six-week pause for 40 hostages. among those still in captivity, itay chen. hamas is holding his body as a bargaining chip, says his father. >> say, i give you a blan

. >> chris livesay in tel aviv, thank you. >>> two national guard soldiers i a border patrol agent are dead after the helicopter they were flying in crashed in texas. it happened friday near rio grande city. a fourth person onboard the chopper remains in critical condition. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. president biden issued a statement expressing condolences and adding their sacrifices will never be forgotten. >>> in western wisconsin nine people were killed and one injured when a tanker truck crashed into a passenger van. only one person survived the crash, the passenger in the van. that person is now hospitalized. the names of the dead were not made public pending notification of family members. it's the second deadliest crash in state history. >>> and now to severe storms affecting millions this weekend. tonight snow could return to parts of north east, and six states from louisiana to north carolina are getting drenched. this video near charleston, south carolina, today some areas could see a half foot of rain. the storm system is also spawning tornados. thi

chris livesay explains. >> reporter: the infamous october 7 massacre that sparked a war.otive has escaped the headlines. in a recent speech, hamas spokesman blamed the jews for bringing red cows to the holy land. the cows he is talking about at a secure undisclosed location are these, red heifers to be pre precise. some jews and christians believe they're key to rebuilding the historic jewish temple in jerusalem and to beckoning the messiah. to understand, you have to go back nearly 2,000 years when the ancient romans destroyed the last temple in the city. to rebuild it, these believers point to the bible's book of numbers. it commands the israelites to sacrifice a red heifer without defect or blemish and that has never been under a yoke. only then can the temple rise again. caring for them on an israeli settlement in the west bank is yitzhak mamo. >> we have here after a long research, we find in texas. >> reporter: in texas? >> yeah, yeah, the united states of america. >> reporter: texas red angus, flying them 7,000 miles to israel. this is not a publicity stunt. >> wha