israel's defense force said on sunday that it struck 450 targets including command centers and missile launch sites. analysis of video published by israeli media, the forces of advanced by 3 km. there is growing concern about

a deepening humanitarian crisis. the united arab emirates is expecting to seek a resolution for an immediate pause in the fighting in gaza. the u.n. sec. gen. says it is becoming more desperate by the hour.>> 2 million people are being denied food, walter water, and shelter. i urge you to step back from the brink.>> scott mclean joins

us now. >> look, the reality is, send all the aid that you want to the border on the egyptian side, it will not do much good unless it can get into gaza. yesterday, only 10 trucks were allowed to cross. have the u.n. and the world food grimacing warehouses have been looted, and people are growing hungry and desperate, they are losing hope, and it is easy to see why. the charity, save the children says more kids have died in three weeks of this conflict than in all global armed conflicts of all of last year around the world, and for each of the last three years, and there is no sign that it will

come down. >> people inside the neighboring apartment blocks were not spared, roofs were ripped right off, everything is covered in a pale shade of gray, a dozen killed, and more injured according to medical staff, outside, the bodies wrapped in white sheets and marked with their names. there are renewed calls for civilians to urgently evacuate. apartment buildings were filled with people who had listened to those warnings, believing central gaza would be safer. there were no warnings at all, the survivor says. >> it's a miracle they survived.>> this man said there were no warnings.

the book took us to the hospital after pulling us from the rubble. israel said overnight, 450 terror targets were hit, and some strikes were directed by troops now on the ground inside gaza. this was the aftermath of one of the strikes on a family home in southern gaza. they hopes to find survivors, instead, they found at least one body. by daybreak, the urgency has gone. hospitals are getting overwhelmed. doctors operated on this boy, on the floor. one palestinian says israeli authorities called the hospital twice with a clear and direct threat that the hospital must

be evacuated at once, otherwise the red crescent holds responsibility for the lives of everyone inside, hundreds of patients, thousands of people taking shelter. israel said it called more than twice, saying they are shielding themselves inside hospitals. foreign aid is entering at a trickle, and desperation seen in this warehouse. the u.n. calls it a worrying sign that civil order is starting to break down. >> that hospital got threats from the israelis, the palestinian red crescent is calling on the international community to do whatever it can, israeli strikes have become dangerously close, you are seen video of the

aftermath. the strikes were close enough to damage the building. you can see the dust around the hospital, and the director of the hospital says the vast majority of the people who are sheltering there, 12,000 of them, they are women and children, that is in addition to the injured, the sick, and the children on incubators in that hospital. he denied the accusation that hamas is taking shelter, the w.h.o. called these threats or insistence on the hospitals, 22 of them are evacuating, they said they were 10 cement to a death sentence for the sick and injured.

>> now to some disturbing images, evidence of this spreading to other regions. seen at an airport in a russian republic, a large crowd storming the airport, some waving palestinian flags. people within that crowd were seen holding anti-semitic signs. 10 people were injured, two people critically. authorities have closed the airport. they are investigating how to be sure, had to be safe going forward. we spoke with wolf blitzer about why this incident is so

alarming.>> it appears to be another place where there is this sentiment. in the russian republic, in an area there is a strong russian security presence, how could they be stormed?>> israel is working with russian authorities to secure the well- being of jewish people at the site, and the u.s. is calling on many for the protection of people after this incident. a rapid response force is moving toward the mediterranean

sea. cnn spoke to an ambassador earlier about the move.>> this is a strong message. >> the u.s. is sending that unit just to make them think twice. they could also be used to help americans in the region.>> the united states has sent considerable forces to the east, to central command.

the needle troops, as well. another carrier strike group passed through the strait of gibraltar, it is on its way. we are also watching an amphibious ready group, and a marine rapid response force, the marine expeditionary unit. they are in the red sea. it's a tremendous show of power. the marine rapid response force is special operations capable, it is also a critical force in

a noncombatant operation, a mission essential task. there was no indication for an evacuation right now, but john kirby, the national security council spokesperson said it would be irresponsible and improvement imprudent not to plan for contingency operations. the risk of this conflict spreading is growing and remains a serious issue. they advise americans to leave before there is a crisis. any exchange of fire is certainly noteworthy. situations can quickly get out

of hand. the marine rapid response force is there in case the united states looks at the situation and the possibility of a necessity if that situation deteriorates.>> tensions are also flaring along the northern border. it's the latest in a series of cross border crashes. >> mostly deserted, this area

is evacuated. from the roof, fighters attempted to cross the israeli border just a few days ago . >> we see the smoke off in the distance that is the result of artillery fire from lebanon into israel. this is a regular event.>> they stayed behind to protect their homes. how long before this area is

safe again? the road. >> soldiers have locked the road in both directions. you can hear mortar and artillery going out. we have also heard the concern of possible inference infiltrations by fighters? the level of concern is great. >> the israeli military is focused on gaza, but then

normal front faces daily attacks. the i.d.a. - - the idf is responding by targeting positions. the constant change of - - it's a constant change of artillery fire.>> the latest on the investigation into the death of matthew perry. plus, donald trump is back on the campaign trail. . what he says about his rivivals and d hihis lawyers,s, jusust a

sync with the remains of matthew perry are being released to his next of kin even as the agency investigates his cause of death. he was found unresponsive in the jacuzzi of his home, in an

apparent drowning. he was 54. >> reporter: the los angeles police is investigating this death. no foul play is suspected. the water rescue emergency came in, they characterized it as a death investigation. the times reported that he was found unresponsive in his hot tub. no official cause of death has been released. his body is with the medical examiner's office. normally a complete autopsy and toxicology report takes weeks. the family released a statement to people magazine saying they are heartbroken by this tragic loss of a beloved son and

brother. they went on to say he brought joy to the world as an actor and as a friend. he wanted to be remembered as someone who helps people, it's part of the reason he shared his addiction struggles. he wanted to help people individually, or as a group. he wanted to be remembered as someone who lived well, who loved well, someone who was a seeker. many remember him by his acting career. it was really his role as chandler that made him famous. many in hollywood remember him, they are devastated, heartbroken, they are in shock.

sicko donald trump is lashing out about a gag order over trumps alleged attempts to overthrow the the presidential election. trump posted on his online platform truths social claiming his right to free speech was being infringed, claiming the gag order is unconstitutional. he blames the biden administration for the latest ruling by the judge. the gag order was first issued earlier this month. prosecutors warrant that it could cause harm to prosecutors. donald trump hit the stage in an event in iowa, he praised

his attorneys, mocked his rivals, and did not mention mike pence dropping out of the race for the republican nomination for president. >> over the weekend, mike pence made the decision to leave the race. he said it is not his time. he is among the candidates in the donald trump ln., making an argument that republicans should not return the former president of the oval office, talking about his criminal indictments. he spent his time mocking his rivals, ron desantis and nikki haley.>> like a wounded bird

falling from the sky. he is falling, falling beautifully from the sky. does anyone know who bird rain is? i will never run against our president come he's one of the greatest presidents we've ever had, i will not run against our president under any circumstances. >> his supporters barely splinted to his criticism of his rivals, but they did come alive to his attacks on joe biden, his a kindling of the economy, inflation, the border, and more. it is clear he has a commanding lead of this race, it is also clear he is not taking his foot off the gas. jessica is joining us, a

professor and host of the passing judgment podcast. drop is back on stage. does anybody have a prayer against trump and this republican race? jessica?>> at this point it is trumps to lose, the typical way you would lose a presidential primary, the difficulty guidelines that don't hold true, the base continues to like him. mike pence tried to thread the needle. by the same token he tried not

to upset voters. they want to tell those voters why they are better. >> he didn't even mention pens, mike pence is relevant to him now. trump tends to mark people will mock people that are in impact to him. ron desantis, sanctimonious stuff, we saw this weird impersonation of president biden as a doddering old man that doesn't know where he is going when he tries to get offstage. is that going to be a continued theme for trump to continue to attack biden? is that something that is base

responds to? >> he made fun of disabled people, military veterans, gold star families, he mocks people with various disabilities, this is a continuation of that theme. he also mocks people who don't have disabilities, and he's trying to claim that they do. will this help? the polling indicates that the base is very much behind him. does it help him to target joe biden as opposed to his rivals? absolutely. he is going to be in the general election against joe biden, he really doesn't need to bother with those other rifles. he will be keeping his eyes on

the general.>> >> are we definitely going to have a rerun of these older men duking it out? we saw dean phillips, declaring his intention to run. we've seen the governor here, is biden issue in?>> i think biden is a sure shoe in more so than trump, because he is the sitting president. i don't think anybody who is challenging him really poses a true threat. i think it is very likely we will see a rematch.

for joe biden, i think it would be much more shocking if someone could unseat him, that simply doesn't happen, as opposed to trump, who is not running as the incumbent, he is running as the former incumbent, he has some baggage that we have seen before.>> we are taking a quick break, but there is much more to come. when we return, we will have the latest on the ongoing conflict. plus, joe biden speaks to the prime minister for the firstst time. what he isis urging g the primi mininister to dodo, that's's ne

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israel's military said it was increasing the urgency of calls from people in northern gaza to flee south. humanitarian groups have cited the difficulty of moving within gaza while it is under attack. joe biden stressed the need for more humanitarian aid to get in, and calls with the leaders of egypt and israel.

>> the president spoke for the third time today with the prime minister, since israel expended the assault on gaza, the president reiterated that israel had the right to defend itself, but he underscored the need to do so in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law prioritizing civilians. this is all illustrative of the fine line that president biden is walking as he confronts this growing crisis in the middle east. he is a staunch defender of israel and a defender of its right to protect itself, but he is also calling for the protection of civilians, calling on israel to adhere to international humanitarian law and avoid targeting civilians.

in that phone call, the president did say there was the need to significantly increase the flow of humanitarian assistance. hostages are being held in gaza, among them, potentially americans. the expended effort had not stopped the negotiations, so far hamas had not been forthcoming in releasing the hostages. he addressed these efforts to get americans stuck in gaza, to get them out of the border, across the border and into egypt. the israelis are also not bring

up resistance to the effort, so far, hamas is making its own demands and putting up resistance to opening up the border. president biden certainly remains focused on the situation in the middle east. he did speak to the egyptian president, he did speak with him and he did discuss humanitarian aid efforts, he also discussed the expended gaza offensive. interestingly they also discuss the importance of ensuring palestinians are not displaced to egypt or any other nation. egyptians appear receptive to having foreign nationals, it does not appear as if they are receptive to having palestinians cross the border. >> for more on the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza, let's bring in the director of care in the west bank.

i hear you lost contact with your staff. have you reconnected with your staff? do you know how they are doing?>> unfortunately we lost connection with colleagues for almost 30 hours. think god we were able to reconnect with them, they are all accounted for, so far. they are still in the same shelters. for now, they are safe, but as you know, there is no safe place in gaza.>> what are you hearing about the broader situation in gaza? >> it is almost three weeks, the situation is becoming more and more catastrophic.

there is no consistent water, no drinking water. they lack access to fuel, cooking gas, they are having to ration things, they cannot access health services, some are going back to live in the rubble, because the shelters cannot post them anymore, there is no space for them.>> we are seeing footage of people going into warehouses, we are hearing from people that civil society within gaza is falling apart. are you hearing that?

>> we received phone calls from people who we have worked with. we ask for support with food and water. all of the people in the shelters have access through the agencies. in the beginning, there was an issue with the families, the infrastructure and access to food was lacking, existing food started to be lacking in the market. if i have hungry and thirsty kids, i do anything. now it is three weeks.

this is possible. i can't confirm it, but this is possible. they need food and water.>> we've heard a lot of calls on israel for a cease-fire to help with this humanitarian situation. would you call on hamas to do anything to keep civilians under control and safer?>> as a humanitarian organization we request a cease-fire by all parties. civilians, this includes hospitals and shelters, this is what we request, acceptance of humanitarian assistance to enter into gaza in a consistent and safe manner.

medical support is no longer provided. a long-term cease-fire with help us saving lives. >> thank you for your time. there is more to come, including a live report from hong kong, where an american politician landed in the airport with a gun in his carry- on. [ music ]

>> an american politician is being acquitted on a gun charge at a hong kong court. jeff wilson was charged with possession of a firearm without

a license one after flying in with a gun in his carry-on luggage. kristie lu stout is in hong kong and joins us alive to explain what happened.>> a court has dropped a gun charge against this politician one week after he was arrested for carrying a gun into the city in his carry-on bag. jeff wilson appeared at the west calhoun magistrate court today. in court he appeared tense. after deliberation, his charge was dismissed. a 24 month bind over order was given, abstaining from possessing firearms for two years, his gun was also confiscated. he was arrested after he arrived on a flight from cisco

and was charged with possession of arms without a license, which is a big offense, punishable by 14 years in prison and a fine of more than $12,000. he said he didn't realize his gun was in his briefcase when he and his wife were traveling for what was to be a five-week vacation. we did receive a statement from his office that was released earlier today. wilson said this, "this was a mistake on my part. i pecked quickly and failed to check the contents of my briefcase. my heart sank when this happened. i understood immediately what had happened. as soon as the plane landed in hong kong, he immediately alerted customs officials. hong kong has very strict gun control laws.

no one is allowed to possess any arms or ammunition unless they have a police license, given only two police officers, security guards, and shooting range operators. the state senators should have known that chinese and hong kong laws are very strict, because wilson is a trade delegate who frequently travels to the region. and they raise the question repeatedly how this firearm was able to escape metal detectors in america. he says he is looking forward to resuming his vacation with his wife and once this matter resolved.>> thank you very much. >> thank you.>> at least 13 people are dead, 50 are injured after two trains collided in southeast india on sunday. that's what police officials tell cnn. a railway officials is one of the trains stopped after an overhead cable broke and an

oncoming train derailed at least two of the carriages. india's railway minister says the early indications are that human error was to blame. the indian prime minister extended his condolences. still to come on the newsroom, the troubles in acapulco, but a mini residents say the government and the milititary have abandononed them m to loot

tens of thousands of people turned out in cities across europe this weekend to demonstrate against the war and show support for the palestinian people in gaza. in rome, marchers rallied near the calcium, in berlin, protesters filled the streets, demanding a cease-fire. london saw its third straight weekend of protests. marchers there criticized the government's stance on the war. it has stopped short of calling

for a formal cease-fire. the prime minister says he is in favor of "specific pauses" to allow more aid to get into gaza. large crowds gathered to protest. members of the palestinian youth rally called for a cease- fire, joined by independent jewish voices, all of them calling to an end to what they call a genocide being carried out by israel. here is more from the protest.>> we are here to demand an immediate cease-fire and and and to u.s. and canadian funding in support of israel's genocide, and to call on canadian people to join us to take a stance to lift the 17 year siege on gaza.>> hunger,

and anger, increasing in the storm ravaged resort city of acapulco, mexico, five days after hurricane otis tore through. many have broken into stores to get basic needs. residents say looters are now coming to people's homes. the military is doing nothing to stop them. gustavo valdes is in acapulco.>> things are slowly improving in acapulco, the traffic is moving along in some sections of the city. the government says they are bringing more aid. the residence we have spoken to keep complaining that the aid is not getting to the people who need it most. this woman said she walks 5 km

looking for food, drinks, and medical assistance for her children. she says the national guard is protecting commercial buildings. there was widespread looting and some say residents are targets. this woman asked for the armed forces to go out into the residential areas. she says the looters are targeting homes, looking for fuel and other items. she says they had to barricade themselves at home, armed with machetes in case someone tried to rake in. the government claims it is delivering food and water, but the information is not getting through to everyone. the strength of the hurricane is clear all over the city, damaged buildings, and on the iconic beaches, where erosion has changed this beautiful

place.>> the mexican government is offering free flights between acapulco and mexico city, for tourists still stranded in the city.>> that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom. i will be right back after a short break. stay with us.

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