not, i have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. bolan's prime minister donald toll says his government is close to a deal with ukraine on agricultural inputs to a school. speaking of the adults with ukraine's premier dennis schmidt help in warsaw, poland farmers have been protesting for months, saying ukrainian impulse on the cutting. then. israel has carried more strikes on the city of rough in southern gaza. the homeless wrong health ministry says at least $62.00 palestinians have been killed of the last day, taking the total to more than $35000.00 since the almost terrorist attacks on october 7th. the southern you find new city of capstone has again been hit by russian. shelley, one man was injured. moscow has stepped from bob stepped up on the bottom end of your brain and reason weights targeting vital infrastructure and retaliation for strikes on russian border. and divers, searching for 6 workers missing in the baltimore bridge collapse have recovered the bodies of 2 men. they were part of a crew working on the bridge when it was rammed by a cargo ship safety

that says, the death toll and israel's war on causes surpasses 30000 palestinians and migration in the spotlight on the american campaign trail. joe biden. and donald trump both make trips to the us mexico border. the . we begin with the rising death toll from an israeli attack on palestinians who were collecting age, south west of kansas city. at least 112 people have been killed. and what's being described as a massacre. hundreds of starting palestinians had gathered to collect food aid. when they were attacked, israel's army says its soldiers were forced to open fire because they felt threatened by the large crowds at the united nations, the palestinian of bassett, or his blame the security council for the continuing loss of life. according to the information that we have, dozens of them have bullets in that head. it's not like you know, fighting in the sky to restrain people. if there was a confusions and class, it was intentionally thought of getting and killing. and the number that we have now is that 102 of them have banking and the number is increasing. and 750 in good and possibly the number it would be increasing this out 3 just you know,

and donald trump both make trips to the us mexico border. the we begin with the rising deaf toll from it is really attack on palestinians who were collecting aid, southwest of gauze, a city, at least 112 people have been killed and what's being described as a massacre. hundreds of starving palestinians had gathered to collect food aid. when they were attacked, israel's army says its soldiers were forced to open fire because they felt threatened by the large crowds. a michael apple explains how the attack on palestinians waiting for aid unfolded. in the early always of the morning, thousands of people flocked to old rashid road southwest of cause a city desperate for a aerial footage. released by these rainy military shows, crowds gathering around what looks like several a trucks. oh, by the time the sun rose, the extent of what happened was clear. the data and the dying. lying side by side or to gun down by is really fine. it's not a plug in the is really just open random fire on us as it was a truck once we approach to a truck. so this is really tanks and we're playing started f

tolls to kick in by june. david? >> david: we'll see. stephanie ramos tonight, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house tonight. with donald trump's laug daughter-in-law now running the republican national committee, abc news confirming that potential employees are now being asked, was the 2020 election stolen? the false claim from donald trump. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, with donald trump's takeover of the republican national committee complete, installing his own daughter-in-law, lara trump, to run the rnc, abc news has learned that the rnc is now asking anyone who wants to work for them if they believe trump's false claim that the 2020 election was stolen. donald trump lost the 2020 election by 7 million votes. lost the electoral college. and lost more than 60 cases challenging the election, some in front of judges appointed by trump. and tonight, with seven months to go before the presidential election, trump is already trying to sow doubt on the next election. >> and we're not going to allow them to rig the presidential election in 2024. >> reporter: for months, trump had been plotting to shakeup the r

donald trump. and the president on concerns within his own party on the growing civilian death toll in gaza.onight, president biden revealing the u.s. will build a port off the coast of gaza to deliver much-needed humanitarian aid. the president fully aware of deep divisions in this country and the stakes tonight with millions of americans watching, studying him, and determining if he's up to a second term. mary bruce leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, in a pivotal moment for the future of his presidency, joe biden looking to take advantage of his biggest platform yet, to convince americans to give him four more years. the president knows he's down in the polls, well aware voters have questions about his age, and that they will be watching not only what he says but how he says it. sources tell us he is not expected to mention donald trump by name, but he will draw clear contrasts between their policies and their values. on the economy and on immigration, where he is expected to remind americans that at trump's urging, republicans in congress tanked the toughest bipartisan border s

says today's killings pushed the palestinian death toll to more than 30,000 since the start of this war. both president joe biden and former president donald trump traveled to the u.s.-mexico border today, as immigration remains a hot button issue in the 2024 presidential race. in dueling visits, president biden arrived in brownsville, texas, to host an event on immigration while former president trump held his own event about 325 miles northwest in eagle pass. biden's visit comes as he considers new executive action that would restrict migrants' ability to seek asylum at the southern border if they cross illegally. >>> video gamemaker electronic arts plans to lay off 5% of its workforce. it's believed that adds up to nearly 700 job cuts for the company, which is head quartered in redwood city. at the same time the company is also ending development of some game titles including a "star wars" game. the first person shooter was in early development. these latest cuts add onto a series of layoffs that have been hammering the video game industry in recent days. those have included cuts at microsoft gaming, riot games, epic games and earlier t

toll surpassing 30,600 mostly women and children. israeli occupation forces conduct raids on several areas in the west bank targeting palestinian homes and detaining a number of individuals. former us president donald trump secures victories across 12 states in republican primaries on super tuesday further strengthening his position in the race for the white house.

the clock is ticking for donald trump who has only hours to come up with nearly half a billion dollars. >>> but first, the attack in moscow. a day of mourning as the death tollribute at the concert hall as the search for more victims continues. the suspects hauled into a police station. isis is claiming responsibility. but vladimir putin insists there is a link to ukraine.

toll. i see somebody who's quite desperate and who is terrified i think deep down, donald has always been a terrified little boy. but the truth is, he has much, much more to be terrified about now his entire future hinges on his ability to get back into the white house. and despite the fact that there are plenty of people helping them out, including it would appear some members of the supreme court that is not something that he can totally count on so he's going it's going to impact his ability to think straight, to express himself. we've seen in the last decade or so, the difference in how he performs during depositions, for example, he appears to have much less impulse control and he appears to have a much less inability to be coherent for any length of time. so yes, i do see differences and i think we can put that down to the fact that his life is just a constant stress >> mary trump. thank you. very much, indeed. and coming up on the show, media critic margaret sullivan says, it's time to skip the clickbait coverage. this election cycle and get back to reporting the real the issues. but

on the other hand, donald trump and people of means routinely get breaks in the judicial process that we average parking toll violators do not. >> do not. you were practically almost laughing. i saw you. i think you want the say something. i feel with my spirit. so say it. >> yeah, the whole -- as you put it, first the $400 million. he stated that during one of the e. jean carroll cases. then in between oh, i've got nothing. now all of the sudden oh, i've got $500 million and they're trying to take it from me. >> no, he has 11 billion. >> oh, 11 billion. >> plus one. plus one. >> let's talk whereby he might be able to get the money. let's play this. let me just read this. if there is a piece that's called trump's media grift goes public. this might be the way he finds the cash. donald trump has this thing called truth social that nobody is on except his hard-core fans. it's losing a bunch of money. it's in the red. what's unique about this thing really to be go public is whether it's a short-term play like the trump nfts and trading cards, only scaled way up, or long-term scheme, along the lines of the trump

the clock is ticking for donald trump who has only hours to come up with nearly half a billion dollars. >>> but first, the attack in moscow. a day of mourning as the death toll there rises. crowds pay tribute at the concert hall as the search for more victims continues. the suspects hauled into a police station. isis is claiming responsibility. but vladimir putin insists there is a link to ukraine. >>> also tonight, the new storm hammering the heartland with more than a foot of snow possible in some areas including blizzard conditions. plus, the threat of severe storms. including tornadoes in the south. >>> the search for a six-year-old girl swept away by rushing waters in pennsylvania. >>> the looming deadline for donald trump. he has until tomorrow to secure a bond for $464 million in his civil fraud case. can he pay it in time? and if he does not, could he lose some of his landmark properties? aaron katersky on the former president's dilemma. >>> the war in gaza, vice president kamala harris tells rachel scott an israeli attack on rafah would be a huge mistake and she's not ruling out consequences if israel presses forward. matt gutman reports from the re

the rising toll and reaction from russian president vladimir putin. plus, the deadline is tomorrow for former president donald nearly $500 million bond in his civil fraud case. what's at stake and what could happen if he fails to pay it in time? and the eclipse effect, the overnight lunar eclipse building excitement for that rare solar eclipse across the u.s. in april and could it boost the economy? that's all coming up right here on gma. >> in the north bay, a smelly situation is developing at a popular national park. for several weeks, there's been no trash pickup at the point reyes national seashore and the garbage is starting to pile up. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains why and the unusual request rangers are now asking of park visitors, what are you doing out here today? >> hiking. >> julie dodd and friend linda mall are doing what they love at the point reyes national seashore, but they likely didn't expect to see or smell so much garbage. most every dumpster across the 71,000 acre gem is full of trash. >> really, the biggest concern was, you know, we get some wind out here and the conce

toll plaza. >> thank you, kari and mike. >>> a new poll shows a majority of americans support a bipartisan plan to strengthen the border. >> scott, this is the bill that donaldencourages republicans to vote against. >> yeah, even though they helped write it. "the wall street journal" found 59% of americans support the bill that would give the president power to shutdown the president each and every time 4,000 tried to cross, which is pretty much every day. it would make it much tougher to claim asylum. the deal had been part of a deal between democrats and republicans. democrats wanted money for ukraine and said if you will give us that, we will okay the toughest border bill in decades. the two sides met to write it, and one was katie brit, and she helped write the bill and then opposed the bill after donald trump soured on it saying he thought it would help biden's election chances. 66% support a citizenship pathway for dreamers, and then even more, 74%, support a pathway for adults who knowingly came into the country illegally but have been here for decades. >>> and then new york radio city music hall, and it will be a haul indeed, as it should bring in mi

toll. whoever it may be, they want a pay raise. not the biden pay cut. now, mr. jason riley, a friend of mine is not a supporter of donald trump's nonetheless, jason points out that during the trump years, the lowest per sen per sense tiles of earnerring this biggest percentage gains in weekly income, if you add that to tough policy to close the border, major concerted afford to stop crime and lawlessness and common sense strategies to restore our representation abroad, you have the makings of a trump victory based on successful policies, and a newly united proud america. that is how this game could be playing out. all right. enough of me. joinings us nowed is governor kristi noem. welcome. last night's big night for mr. trump, i want to play for what you he said at mar-a-lago. about success and unity around the country. >> tragic thing happened during the election, a tragedy, you wouldn't have to think of all problems. you wouldn't have them, you would have success that is what is going to unify the country, unify this party. we have a great republican party, with tre tremendous talent, we want to have kounalakisty -- u

with wars and conflict taking a toll on innocent lives around the world, we renew our commitment to work for peace, security pretty and dignity for all people. >> donald >> trump, on the other hand lashing out with dozens of angry posts in all caps on truth, social blasting his political opponents problem prosecutors and judges saying in part, happy easter to all, including those many people, i completely and totally despise because they want to destroy america this of course, just a day after sharing an image of his political opponent, joe biden, tied up in bound in the back of a pickup truck, trump tonight is appearing to test limits of his gag order in the new york hush money case where he's going to face trial in two weeks. trump is also ramping up attacks against the judge in that case, john judge, juan merchan's daughter, posting a link to an article showing her picture just days after attacking her as a quote, rabid trump haider. so you're not discuss this and more as cnn senior political commentator and former senior advisor for president obama, david axelrod. so david, look, a lot of times on holidays like these, we do see contrasting message

donald trump's time to pay is a day away. will he secure his nearly half billion dollar bond? the options for new york's attorney general if he doesn't come through. >> will: death tolling. in the moscow terrorist attack. more than 130 people now reported killed as isis claims responsibility and vladimir putin points fingers toward ukraine with president zelenskyy lashing out. denying any involvement. >> janai: love and support for princess kate following the revelation of her cancer diagnosis. >> my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventive chemotherapy. >> janai: messages pouring in from around the globe. plus, how to talk to your kids about cancer. a pediatrician with the advice that you need to hear. ♪ >> whit: and eclipse excitement. the lunar eclipse happening overnight. a run-up to the event ahead. the total eclipse over the u.s. what to expect and the spots of totality prepared to welcome tourists and their dollars. >>> plus -- >> baseline jumpers. >> march madness. the big victories overnight in the men and women's contests with the winners keeping their dreams alive. ♪ oh this is how it's done ♪ ♪ >> whit: and good morning,

donald trump, said isis had been wiped out. >> during my administration, i, we altogether destroyed the caliphate, 100%. >> martha: but the isis threat remained with isis-k based in afghanistan exacting a devastating tollds of afghans desperate to escape the taliban takeover as u.s. forces finalized a complete withdrawal after 20 years of war. an isis suicide bomber detonated in the crowd, killing 13 u.s. service members and at least 160 afghans. >> we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. >> martha: that same group claiming responsibility for an attack this january on a memorial service in iraq that killed nearly 100 followed by this month's attack at a moscow concert hall that killed more than 140. while the u.s. did share intelligence that isis would strike a concert hall, that did not stop the terror group. and i am joined now by former centcom commander frank mckenzie, author of the upcoming book "the melting point." good morning, general. i want to start with why isis-k would go after russia. >> isis-k seeks to conduct external attacks. by that i mean attacks away from their homeland, which they regard as highly afghanistan, and they're not under a great deal of pressure in afg

toll in gaza. are you going to turn out for donald trump? >> you're not. now this point about, are you going to stay home is valid, but i think this is actually a perfect example of how the urgency we'll turn up as trump as we move into the general election, as trump is front and center, as he is held accountable for the things he's saying. most people who weren't watching fox news yesterday don't know that he said that. but, you know, it once he is the nominee there's more friends center. so, you know, i think that that is a piece of this that hasn't been hasn't been discussed also, i would say to the point about 7% uncommitted, 18% and committed i mean, look at the numbers for donald trump coming out of these primaries mean 35% of republican voters are not supporting him. 40%. so if we're talking about who's pulling their coalition together more effectively, donald trump is the one who has the bigger numerical problem >> well yeah, we were talking about this before because what is true is that when you look at haley's vote >> about two thirds of her vote

donald trump hits the hardest. i mean he's learned how to do that and he got that back in 2016 and he's going to do it again right now. inflation took it's tollng to here a lot about this in the state of the union address, we will hear a lot about the positive economic numbers. but to larry's point, when you sit at home, how it feels is a different thing and we are seeing that disconnect and some of the polls. >> definitely. it's not a sexy slogan to say we have the best recovery of the g7. it doesn't mean a lot to people except for us who can talk about, you know, break it down and talk about the jobs numbers on the unemployment on the record oil production and those things, but that won't resonate in the same way and i'm part of the elder millenial sect of america that could not by an apartment when we were ready to or we thought that we work. we were really proud of what was in our savings account and then with the interest rates in the mortgage rates, it became unaffordable for us to do it this year. i'm not complaining, we do well and i can luckily afford to keep renting in the city, but that's astronomical because of inventory problems.

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