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a spokesperson for the israel defense forces says the daily pause will run until march 7 our paula hancocks is live in abu dhabi with more on the situation in gaza. so paula a significant development and a bit of a surprise. so first do we know anything about how this came about? >> well, kim, we do know that a fair bit of pressure was put on israeli officials after that. that tragedy with the humanitarian aid trucks back in on thursday last week, when well over 100 people looking for aid were killed. now we do to know, for example, the united states had been pushing the israelis to open more crossings at this point, we only have the rafah crossing on the southern parts of the gaza border, which is not functioning at full capacity. and also the kerem shalom checkpoints also just in i faced in corner that has been blockaded by israeli protesters who are calling for the hostages to be released. very little is getting through that area as well. so we've heard from the biden administration that more humanitarian aid needs to get in. they have called for more checkpoints of which there are more

cnn's paula hancock, since joining me live from doha. so paula what else do we know about the status of this offer? >> well, fredricka, we know that at this points the technical teams of all sides are still here in doha, even though the entire elegance chiefs have left the city, we know that at this point, a source familiar with these torques said that they had made steady progress, but it also pointed out that there are still gaps that remain between the two sides. so it is an ongoing situation at this point. what we heard from hamas just ten days ago was that they wanted between 700.1000 palestinian prisoners released in return for around 40 hostages that the female hostages including idf soldiers, the sick, the elderly, and the wounded so this is potentially in the ballpark of what we're looking at this point, although we don't have the exact details but this is really what we had seen over recent weeks of these proposals followed by the cancer proposals at trying to find out where the middle ground does four for both hamas and israel

cnn's paula hancocks has more on what's happening in gaza we are expecting more aid airdrops over gaza in the coming days. this after what we saw saturday, the us and the royal jordanian air force dropping aid along the coastlines of gaza now the us said that they dropped 66 bundles. that was 38,000 meals. no water or medical supplies in this air drop, but they say that they did consider it successful as they were monitoring the area afterwards and said that they saw civilians come out to take the aid and then distributed it. now jordan and the uae have already been doing airdrops over recent days, and we know that other countries are considering whether this is the way to try and get desperately needed aid into some of the hardest hit areas of gaza. but we are hearing from some humanitarian aid groups this is not the ideal way to try and get the aid in. they say, in fact, one called it a band-aid measure to try and help those desperately in need. of course, once the aid lands in gaza, there is no organized distribution, there is no control over who gets this aid and there's no guarant

paula hancocks, thank you so much, priscilla alvarez. thank you both i wanted, to dive a little deeper into this because even as the us becomes the latest country to airdrop aid into gaza, there are growing questions over how israel controls the overall flow of aid into gaza. our chief international investigative correspondent, nima elbagir has this exclusive report pallets of food aid with messages of love. air dropped into gaza for a desperate population this is a jordanian flight with more countries looking to join the aid effort. among them, the us. >> but this >> isn't a good new story. on the ground a glimpse of how much more is needed to keep starving gazans from falling into fani. air drops are inefficient and expensive. you just can't drop enough food for a starving population to stave off famine unit thousands of trucks filled with food flooding into gaza. but that's not happening we were granted rare access to this warehouse in jordan. one of the key waypoints for aid. now a choke point all of the aid that you see here is sore

paula hancock. thank you so much for joining me now is former state department middle east negotiator and senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, aaron david miller, aaron, thank you for taking the time. now, look, israel is denying that it attacked and is reviewing what happened as paula hand cogs just noted does seem when something like this happens. we do get to emerging narratives and it becomes difficult to actually peace through what really happened. but what is your reaction to this, especially in the backdrop of ongoing hostage negotiations? >> when look as long as the israelis are operating militarily in gaza and in northern gaza, central gaza, and the south, as long as hamas appears to be regrouping in northern gaza israeli idf forces operating in a highly congested area where hamas as assets are located in and around and below civilian structures in populations these kinds of incidents >> i tragic but all too frequent, which raises the key question that the only w

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john hancock signed his commission. many mistakenly to this as designate nicholas as the first commandant of the marine corps. but that's not because congress did not bestow that title on the commandant until 1798, during a quasi war against france, after the american revolution. nicholas was a 31 year old philadelphia native. he was born a quaker and his father died when he was seven years old. he attended the academy of philadelphia. became the future university of pennsylvania. and graduated at the age of 16, after which he became a merchant and owner of contest omega wagon tavern in downtown philadelphia. starting a trend of marines being affiliated with alcohol that remained strong this day. and any of you marines out there know what i'm talking about. all right. but nicholas, would honorably serve as a senior marine. the war from 1775 through 1783 being the first marine nicholas became the first marine recruiter. following the note from pastor mccarty, congress energized the marine committee. now increase to five

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cnn's paula hancocks joins us now from abu dhabi. paula israel says that this pause is for humanitarian purposes, tell us more well, victor, what we're seeing is this could well be the result >> of immense pressure from many countries around the world on israel to allow more humanitarian aid in ngos. the united nations have been warning of a humanitarian catastrophe for months now and what we saw on thursday with more than 100 people being killed at that humanitarian aid drop in, in eastern gaza city. we are seeing the sheer desperation of people that simply do not have food or water or shelter. now we have heard that gaza is the worst child malnutrition in the world at this point, we've heard from the hamas-run health ministry in gaza that ten children have died of dehydration and malnutrition in just the past few days and unicef for one, among other ngos, are warning that this will only get worse because it is a drop in the ocean. what these airdrops are able to achieve. now, we have heard that there has been pressure on israel. in

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omar >> yeah. >> priscilla alvarez, paula hancocks. thank you. >> thank you, both now, we're also following breaking news out west in the united states, dangerous weather is slamming parts of california. a rare blizzard blanketing parts of the sierra nevada mountains and forecasters are predicting more than 12 feet of snow to drop in some areas, the icing conditions are making travel nearly impossible today 65 mile stretch of iat had to be shut down at the nevada, california we're cnn meteorologist elisa raffa joins us now with more. so where are you seeing the most dangerous conditions right now >> omar, we're looking at extreme conditions in the sierra nevadas. look at all of this purple, we're talking about impossible travel with whiteout how conditions from the wind and the heavy snow, damaging winds that will cause power outages and extremely heavy snowfall rates up to four inches per hour possible. just incredibly heavy snow. here's a look at some totals that were already getting in. we're ready looking at one to two feet of snow

cnn's paula hancock says, live in doha, qatar with more on this good morning to you. >> paul, what is the >> likelihood of hamas accepting this? >> okay, so it's interesting because just about ten days ago we had a counter proposal from hamas and they had said that they wanted to see between 701,000 palestinian prisoners released. so this is within that realm that they gave him that proposal. now the technical team these are still here in doha with the mediators. so none of the decision-makers here, what we're hearing from cnn analyst barak ravid is that this proposal will then have to go to gaza to potentially the tunnels in gaza to the man in charge, yahya sinwar, and he will make a decision he is quoting israeli government sources as saying it could be between 1.3 days before they get a response. it's interesting to note though that all the sources, all the leaks at business point are coming from the israeli side. clearly feeling domestic and international pressure to push this process forward. so what we could see in the coming days is some kind i never it's worth a reality check

cnn's priscilla alvarez is in washington and paula hancocks is in abu dhabi. i want to start with you, priscilla but what do you know about this vice president meeting? >> well, this meeting is part of an ongoing effort by the vice president to meet with multiple israeli officials. but of course, this meeting on monday comes at a critical time. two key topics of discussion that are expected to come up are a hostage deal and humanitarian aid, which both of both of them are linked on the first, as you mentioned there, we're learning today from a senior administration official that israel has basically accepted that's how the official put it. a framework that includes a six-week ceasefire to allow for the release of the most vulnerable hostages. that includes women, elderly, and the wounded. and a way to get humanitarian aid into gaza. hazem over the course of those six weeks, the idea is that officials can continue discussions to work out some of the stickier points of these talks, which has been also the release of idf members. now, of course, on top of that, t

cnn's paula hancocks joins us now from abu dhabi. so paula israel says that this pauses for humanitarian purposes yes, christine, we've we really saw an outcry after that event >> that carnage last thursday with the humanitarian aid trucks and so what we've seen from a number of countries, including the united states, including the united nations is a real push to make sure that more aid gets in because even though the events of that day are contested, there are two different narratives from the israeli side and from the palestinian side. but what it showed is the sheer desperation of people, in particular in northern gaza areas where less humanitarian aid has got to. so fall into this war. now we have heard the warning calls consistently from ngos, from un agencies that are working inside gaza as well about this humanitarian catastrophe. we have heard that the child malnutrition in gaza is the worst in the world at this point to un agency saying that they believe that one in six of every child under the age of two is severely malnou

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you've cnn's paula hancocks in abu dhabi for us. paula increasingly urgent warnings about starvation in gaza from international agencies who make it into that war. ravaged enclave. what can you tell us >> what brianna we have been hearing these warnings for months now, ngos, humanitarian groups saying this is what would end up happening if there wasn't more humanitarian aid getting into gaza. and this is what is happening. we have just heard from the who as well, the world health organization that managed to get a team into northern gaza said a growing number of children are dying in gaza. the health ministry in gaza run by hamas says some 15 children have died of malnutrition and dehydration at this point, we can't independently we confirm those figures though as international journalists are not allowed into gaza. but one thing that caught me as well was the who is saying that one in six children under the age of two is acutely malnourished and they have pointed out that that is back in january, situation tuition is likely to be f

john hancock signed his commission. many mistakenly to this as designate nicholas as the first commandant of the marine corps. but that's not because congress did not bestow that title on the commandant until 1798, during a quasi war against france, after the american revolution. nicholas was a 31 year old philadelphia native. he was born a quaker and his father died when he was seven years old. he attended the academy of philadelphia. became the future university of pennsylvania. and graduated at the age of 16 after which he became a merchant and owner of contest omega wagon tavern in downtown philadelphia. starting a trend of marines being affiliated with alcohol that remained strong this day. and any of you marines out there know what i'm talking about. all right. but nicholas would honorably serve as a senior marine. the war from 1775 through 1783 being the first marine nicholas became the first marine recruiter. following the note from pastor mccarty, congress energized the marine committee. now increase to five me

paul hancock live in doha. thanks so much. meanwhile, in northern gaza, the situation continues to deteriorate and al shifa medical complex due to an ongoing israeli military operation that began on monday now it looks smoke was seen billowing into the sky over the hospital on friday is fighting raged the israel defense forces said on friday, they've killed 150 palestinian militants in the operation. and they've arrested hundreds of what they call suspects. the gaza health ministry accuses israel of detaining civilian patients, their companions as well as medical personnel thousands of people had sought shelter from the war at the hospital before the raid began, and many remain trapped, unable to leave amid the ongoing fighting on the west bank is. troops have used a helicopter to kill a palestinian man who reportedly opened fire on a vehicle there it happened near the illegal settlement of doulas on friday, the idf says its troops chased down the man using drones and helicopter. hamas later released a statement praising the a

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herbie hancock, the grammy award winning pianist, is scheduled to headline the event. other artists include the soul group maze, featuring frankie beverly, cory henry, the spanish harlem orchestra, the family stone, lisa fischer, plus more than 80 musical acts across nine stages. the event takes over plaza de cesar chavez park in downtown san jose. >> fun stuff. well, after the break, we've got a few sports headlines to talk about here, including the pac 12 coach and player of the [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all

terrifying new video showing twin funnels touching down near hancock county, ohio. nearly 40 people injured, three critically. more than half a foot of rain sparking life threatening flash flooding in southern arkansas. back in ohio, volunteers and first responders now helping the recovery effort. authorities say rebuilding here will take time. >> i've been here pretty much my whole life. i never seen anything this devastating. >> reporter: whit, they do have a lot of work to do here tonight. you can see the water behind me. it's just littered with debris. the silver lining, though, that severe weather system is now officially out of the region. whit? >> whit: at least some encouraging news there. alex presha for us tonight, thank you. >>> next here, new york's governor holding an urgent transit safety meeting after that rush hour subway shooting in brooklyn. no charges will be fired against a ride history shot an aggressor in the head after taking his gun, the district attorney citing "evidence of self-defense." new images of the incident that sent terrified commut

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paula hancocks for us in abu dhabi. paula, thank you very much. >> all right. today, the father of a mass shooter waits for a jury to decide whether he's guilty of manslaughter for his son's crimes plus congresswoman lauren boebert signaling what she won't do in her next career move >> sunday on the whole story two men missing our lives just stopped. both tied to one deputy. >> he was the last person to see them alive and a decades-long on search for the truth, the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn >> start your day with nature me. >> the number one pharmacist >> recommended vitamin supplement brand. >> i was stuck unresolved. depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant, very large health give it a lift adding velar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone and in rayleigh, clinical studies most son no substantial impact on weight elderly, dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke report unusual changes in behavior or

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cnn is not showing these images from inside the hospitals. doctors being hancock blindfolded, humiliated babies being taken from intensive care units and incubators to other wings of the hospital as they are under attack by israelis. this is to, is the product of american propaganda deployed by the pentagon and white house, claiming that there are underground bunkers that the hospitals are doubling his military bases. their intelligence assessments are essentially recycled as rarely propaganda. and we saw the same thing take place after october 7th, with the white house. green lighting is reels, genocidal, military operation in the gaza strip on the basis of lies deceptions and distortions of half truths. spun straight out of it. nothing yahoo is office and into the mouth of bite and starting with the 40 be headed babies lie. but one of the greatest lies that hasn't been unpacked yet, which i delved into it. the grey's own was what actually took place on october 7th and raising the question of how many is rallies were actually killed by the is really military using the same doctrine of t

and he said last year that he had invited hancock to parliament. what actually happened road that clarified was that the canadian ukrainian congress lobby put forward honk his name, and the parliamentary protocol office had the whole list. that is by true those office with a fine tooth comb. before that invitation was sent out. not surprising that the russian embassy had a bit of fun with that fact. he was prime minister justin to domain bought to this house criminal to the parliament last year. as recommended by the current in canada and community the 5 months later, still that silent, don't you, of whom cause nancy post. no condemnation equals justification. teacher though, characterized as new fiasco, which was revealed alongside another new little bit of information that hunker had also been invited to a private end by only swa say in toronto with trios lewinski, and about a 1000 other of their closest friends. now the email, the invite for that came from to those office and that was linked to the canadian press also back in february. at which

and he said last year that he had invited hancock to parliament. what actually happened road that clarified was that the canadian ukrainian congress lobby put forward honk his name, and the parliamentary protocol office had the whole list vetted by to those office with a fine tooth comb. before the invitation was sent out. not surprising that the russian embassy had a bit of fun with that fact he was prime minister justin to don't mean bought to desktops criminal to the parliament last year, as recommended by the current in canada and community. that's 5 months later, still that silent, don't you, of whom cause nancy post. no condemnation equals justification. teacher don't characterizes new fiasco, which was revealed alongside another new little bit of information that hunker had also been invited to a private end by only swa. hey, in toronto with true day it was a wednesday and about a 1000 other of their closest friends. now the email invite for that came from to those office, and that was linked to the canadian press, also back in february. at

and he said last year that he had invited hancock to parliament. what actually happened road that clarified was that the canadian ukrainian congress lobby put forward honk his name, and the parliamentary protocol office had the whole list. that is by true those office with a fine tooth comb. before that invitation was sent out. not surprising that the russian embassy had a bit of fun with that fact. he was prime minister justin to domain bought to desktops criminal to the parliament last year. as recommended by the current in canada and community the 5 months later, still that silent, don't you, of whom cause nazi post. no condemnation equals justification. teacher though, characterized as new fiasco, which was revealed alongside another new little bit of information that hunker had also been invited to a private end by only swap a in toronto with trios lensky, and about a 1000 other of their closest friends. now the email, the invite for that came from to those office and that was linked to the canadian press also back in february. at which point