involved in the diamond trade and he has a steinmets foundation which gives directly to the the israel defense forces so there's a structural relationship there between elements and the diamonds. and and uh the occupation forces in israel itself, so it's a it's a it's a is part of the sort of structural relationship really between the just not. just the supporting the economy of israel, but also directly supporting the the genocidal uh israel defense forces so callalled. well, i also asked cavali about what role does leviyev's position with africa israel investments play in the construction of illegal israeli settlements in the west bank. yeah, i'm not very close familiar with his dealings and that's why in the beginning i shared that is very important to look at israeli citizens. opening on african continent in a particular sense right, we have very corrupt israelis who have corporations who have mining assets who are engaged in agriculture and so on who have how was put it even corrupt dealings on the african continent and praised in israel and no accountability for it right, we even have security

unsurprisingly, they these the people who fund this organization are also fund the friends of the israel defense forces, which of course uh is the us equivalent of the organization we looked at on this show a little while ago, the association for the well-being of israel soldier. yeah, yeah, and they send millions of dollars every year to directly to to the so-called israel defense forces and and that that's that's part of the whole the whole problem with this is that embedded in us culture like there is in uk culture, there's a massive support for genocide in in palestine and there's there needs to be effective action taken against these kinds of organizations, it's a 5013c non-profit and it it should be closed down, there should be. space in us public culture for such an organization indeed, well jason, i mean do you find propagandists like shapiro and murray actually get lot of traction or indeed any traction with with young people in this country? i think it's quite a complicated discussion this chris, the right as david has pointed out have far more resources, and because they have far more resour

so far, it has been an incident here, an incident there, repeated raids by the israel defense forces.today, the funeral of a ten—year—old boy, who was amr najjar, who was shot dead. he was going shopping with his father and his younger brother. and his father said the army opened fire on their car and that the boy was killed immediately with a shot to the head. the idf says it's investigating what happened. now, if you talk to people involved in human rights organisations in the west bank, they will tell you that such deaths are not unusual. let's turn now to gaza. on a daily basis, over the last couple of weeks or so, you've been looking at videos, what's sent through to jerusalem from gaza by gazans themselves. tell me what those images show. well, what we've done since early october is, you know, recruit a group of off—camera people who go out every day, at great risk to themselves, one in the north, one in the centre and one in the south of the gaza strip. and they document what's happening to people on a daily basis. in times to come, this will be quite an extraordinary archive.

after initial reports by the bodies news agency that is real head struck is un vehicle. israel defense forces denied striking such a vehicle in the area. now the peacekeeping force says those injured were on a foot patrol when a shell struck nearby unit. phil says it's investigating the source of that shell are again, israel denies that it targeted a universal vehicle. however, the most recent statement from the united nations force says 3 of its observers, in one interpreter were injured well on foot patrol. i asked the job you bit be rude. bureau chief mohammed shrugged route to clarify the situation. what we know so far. uh michael, is that you and the technical observers uh, we're on the mission near the blue line on the easiest wiley board when of last. ok near there. a position to un peacekeepers operating in thousands of been on uniform, confirmed the incident and said it is cutting out investigations to determine the origin of the explosion. so far, 4 people have been report to the injured, the 3 that you and foreigners ended up in these translate to close the view and condemned the i

last year, bloomberg reported that the israel defense forces were using artificial intelligence recommendations well as calculating the required ammunition and creating an attack schedule. intelligence proposes a goal, and the operator checks and approves it. the use of such a mechanism is not regulated by law either in israel or internationally. according to the guardian and loocal hall, tel aviv used these technologies for carrying. in the gaza strip during the war with hamas, this still goes back to the discussions in 2000 regarding drones, because it was said that in drones there is a kind of moral weapon, because a pilot, a pilot of an ordinary plane , he is in danger, therefore he behaves more carefully, the one who bombs there from a quiet shelter... based on one very basic assumption that we are talking exclusively about conventional weapons, about weapons on the field pain. the problem with artificial intelligence, probably the main thing is that when we program this intelligence, solving some specific problems, we can quite unconsciously put into it those of our psiposes that exist. p

a 15 year old palestinian was shot and killed by israel. defense force troops after he stabbed and wounded 2 security guards at him, his really checked point outside jerusalem. according to media reports, the youth arrived at the check point on a bicycle and drew a knife with guards tried to search and demonstrators in haiti had tried to block busy streets in the capital for the prince. they say they are opposed to foreigners interfering in the countries politics. u. s. and caribbean officials want to appoint a new transitional government. while haiti's prime minister has promised to resolve . russian president vladimir putin says that he will deployed troops and weapons on the border with finland. now that it has joined nato in response, finish prime minister, terribly or both said that russia appeared to be preparing for a long conflict with the west. previously neutral, finland joins. neither last year in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. lawmakers in the united states house of representatives have overwhelmingly passed a bill that could lead to a ban of the social media platfor

the israel defense forces operate according to the rules of engagement and international law.f strike was conducted toward the aid convoy. >> a doctor we spoke to said the dead and wounded he sour all gunshot victims. >> [speaking foreign language] >> today, aid was dropped by jordan's air force into northern gaza. the hungry rushed toward the food. but nearly five months into this conflict, there is no operation to deliver aid to know the scale that is needed in a place where 85% of the population is displaced. >> people are so desperate for food and freshwater, any supplies that they risk their lives in getting any supplies to support their children and themselves. >> how many were shot and how crash?rampled in a desperate it is not yet possible to say, but without a secure aid operation in the midst of continuing war, the people of gaza wait for the next tragedy. bbc news, jerusalem. >> as the humanitarian crisis arco -- in gaza deepens, the say they will increase emergency support to palestinians in 2024. the u.s. and u.k. are among countries that paused funding due to all

the israel defense force rejects this. us they faced a surge in terrorist attacks since october 7 and they do not target children. and that live fire was only used after all other options were utilized. this human rights lawyer says soldiers will not be held accountable by israel and should be prosecuted by the international criminal court. >> nobody will hold them accountable. i believe that if there is an international accountability system enforced, i am sure they will change their mind. at least i know there will be something different. >> the family of amr do not expect justice. and while the israeli military said it is investigating the circumstances of his death, there is a hunger to fight back. >> [speaking another language] >> they are angry and they are afraid. a generation trapped. bbc news, the west bank. caitriona: joe biden first announced the new sea corridor into gaza, the european union is a partner coordinating the effort. the e.u. and u.s. or allied when it comes to ukraine and pushing back russia. both

a spokesperson for the israel defense forces says the daily posible run until march 7. meanwhile, president biden's calling for an immediate ceasefire between israel and hamas, and the return of israeli hostages he says he's trying to work out a deal between the warring sides areas >> do you think there will be a ceasefire deal by robin? >> i'm hoping so we're still working real hard either. not very that what >> is, what is the biggest holdup right now? >> i'm not going to sorry that because that again, involve on them ago said earlier friday, president biden announced the us will begin air drops of food aid into gaza. this as the un warns, is a real prospect of famine in the palestinian territory by may meanwhile, the death toll from thursday's aid convoy tragedy is now 115 according to the gaza ministry of health. and a warning, some of these photos are graphic witnesses say israeli troops opened fire as people swarmed aid trucks to get food many were trampled in the chaos or even run over by the trucks, palestinians and israelis don't agree on exactly what led to the

the israel defense forces operate according to the rules of engagement and international law.f strike was conducted towards the aid convoy. >> a doctor we spoke to in gaza said the dead and wounded he saw were all gunshot victims. >> [speaking another language] >> today, aid was dropped by jordan's air force into northern gaza. the hungry rushed towards the food, but nearly five months into this conflict, there is no operation to deliver aid on the scale that is needed, in a place where 85% of the population is displaced. >> people are so desperate for food, freshwater, for any supplies, they risk their lives in getting any food, any supplies to support their children, to support themselves. >> how many were shot, how many trampled in a desperate crush? it is not early enough to say -- it is too early to say. but the gazans wait for more aid. christian: a strong statement tonight from lord david cameron, the deaths of people in gaza waiting for an aid convoy yesterday were horrific. this must not happen again. the foreign secretary ss it in a wider context -- we cannot separat

the israel defense forces began last fall in response to an attack by hamas militants on israeli settlementsaviv has so far failed to achieve its goals, hamas continues to resist, but in gada itself there is a humanitarian catastrophe, and the number of civilian deaths is already in the thousands, tens even thousands. well, in recent weeks , the israeli authorities have been discussing plans to attack the city of rafah, this is the western sector gas on the border with. with egypt, this is a simultaneous point for the delivery of rare humanitarian supplies for the palestinians and a place where thousands of refugees from the enclave accumulate in the israeli army, they believe that a... and hamas forces are located there, and so washington is against it, they say that this will only worsen the humanitarian crisis in gaza , despite the fact that the israeli army itself has already caused enormous reputational damage to israel and its allies, the same americans, benjamin netanyahu sent a special delegation to washington for negotiations, they will discuss a way out of the impasse. the united s

the israel defense forces have eliminated the leader of an islamic group in southern lebanon that ismas movement. well, in lebanon they insist that the target of the israeli missiles was a medical center and many civilian casualties . three more palestinians died in rafah in the south of the enclave. israel does not stop shelling this city, where there are now more than a million refugees. report from our own correspondent in the middle east east, alexandra belipova. in the gaza strip , the southernmost city of the rafah enclave continues to remain under massive bombing by the israeli air force; this morning alone, six residential buildings were destroyed here, and more than thirty people became victims of the strikes. meanwhile, the israeli command continues to prepare for the offensive, the plan of which was officially approved by prime minister benjamin netanyahu weeks earlier. the notorious operation in rafah, although it hasn’t even begun yet, is already backfiring on israel. relations with the main ally washington and tel aviv are getting worse day by day. the white house accus

infrastructure is designatednd badly damaged by israeli attacks, a let us talk about this with a former israel defense forces and senior fellow of the foundation for defense of democracy. jonathan, good to have you back. thanks for joining us. i want your thoughts on what we heard from senator chuck schumer today. jonathan: yes, thank you for having me. quite odd remarks. i am no spokesperson for mr. netanyahu but i believe those comments are out of bounds, not helpful in winning the war, in saving hostages, and keeping the pressure on the bad guys which are amounts and the terrorists we are fronting, and not -- fighting, and not helpful to hear it from the u.s. in these very sensitive times. anchor: yet the white house said this is senator chuck schumer's words, not their words but we have seen pressure from the biden administration on israel. i want to ask about this other piece of news israel's military saying it is planning to move displays palestinians in gaza to these humanitarian islands in the middle of this trip. an idea spokesperson said that would include tempering housing and aid. how do you move

elliot management, run by guy called paul singer, he's the top doner to the friends of the israel defense forces one, one connection, two connections, arc is an organization which which is is a construction company which also is engaged in constructing f-35 fighters which have been sent to israel to bomb. and children, two connections, it's not my fault, it's not, it's not anybody else's fault that they can't perceive this, but there is a connection between greenful and the zionis and we can we can point this out with many, many other examples and and we should be we should not be be scared of saying that, it's not antisemitic to say it, there are connections between the zionis and all sorts of appoling things which going on in the uk, including grenfall, what think about the zionists, they never let the facts get in the way of a good old fashion smear do they, well that's right, mean as everyone has now been saying the... lie and they lie and they lie and that's that's the way yeah indeed well nazim as as far as i'm aware there's been absolutely no media coverage of your historic win i mean why

this was scene last month when protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forceset to speak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and activities look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus regions. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu

response to a bbc investigation, highlighting the treatment of palestinian medical staff by the israel defense forcesmonth. medical staff have told the bbc they were detained, beaten, and prevented from carrying out vital duties after a raid at nasser hospital. they've said that some detainees were stripped, kept in stress positions for several hours, or had muzzled dogs set upon them. israel says it took over the hospital in khan younis last month, believing hamas fighters were based there. several israeli hostages, who've been released, say they were held on the premises. israel maintains "any abuse of detainees is strictly prohibited". orla guerin reports from jerusalem — you may find some of the detail distressing. not for the first time in this war, israeli soldiers have been filmed standing over stripped and kneeling detainees. but these are medical staff detained after the israeli army overran the nasser hospital in khan younis. most are still being held. for weeks, the medics had witnessed israel's advance as it closed in around the hospital. the fighting in khan younis was fierce. thousands

this footage released by the israel defense forces claims to show an air strike on what the israeli militaryah manufacturing site containing weapons". lebanese media say at least four people were injured when a two—storey building was hit. israel and hezbollah have been exchanging near—daily fire over the border in southern lebanon since the gaza war began in october. that's resulted in tens of thousands of people in southern lebanon and northern israel being displaced. earlier i spoke to hesham shawish from bbc monitoring about the situation in the region. there have been a number of israeli strikes over the weekend deep inside lebanese territory, deeper than what has been occurring over the past six months, and it comes after a week of de—escalation between israel and hezbollah. what lebanese media were saying about these latest strikes is that a residential building was struck yesterday, a four—storey residential building, in which four civilians were wounded, and the strike happened very close to the home of a hezbollah official. overnight, we also saw strikes over the border in syria's

this was scene last month when protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forces to speak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and activities look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu or

and a 15 year old palestinian was shots and killed by israel. defense force troops off the he stopped and wounded 2 security guards at an as ready check point outside jerusalem. according to media reports the use arrived at the check point on a bicycle and true and nice wind guards try to set you a us president joe biden has locked in the democratic nomination. so the 2020 full presidential election. donald trump also picked up enough delegates and tuesdays state primaries to secure the republican nomination, so that confirms the trumping bite and will be facing of in the event place allied the lights russian position liter. alexei knew only as being attacked outside his home. in lithuania, need volkoff was reportedly assaulted in his call with tear gas and the hammer, he called the attack, a typical band that salutes by a lot of improvements henchmen. please say that he is now in hospital and that they are investigating the attack. and the russian president vladimir persian says that he will deploy troops on weapons on the border with finland. now that within one has joined nato in r

the israel defense forces killed more than 170 militants during an operation at shifa hospital in gazay. another 800 terrorists were captured. this is reported in the israeli media. during the raid, which continued from monday, tzahal found infrastructure facilities belonging to terrorist groups and caches of weapons in the hospital. and last year days during intense fighting in the city center. israeli forces eliminated about 15 hamas militants and struck 35 militant targets in the gaza strip. for the second year in a row, we have been making our own vitamin mixtures for our defenders. citrus fruits, berries, honey, caring hands and faith in victory, this is the recipe for soulful goodies. in the cold season, they warm our soldiers and give them strength. with the onset of spring in parcels. other guests will appear. espresso tv channel asks you to donate to our initiative. you see the qr code on screen we will end our season with vitamin mixes, but the boys still need some kind of supporting and nutritious sweets and we have no less requests, so we decided this time with our colleagu

are making headlines around the world, a 15 year old pell of city and was shot and killed by israel. defense force troops after he stabs and wounded 2 security guards. and it is really check point outside jerusalem. according to media reports, the youth arrived at the check point on a bicycle. andrew with nice, with guards, tried to searching. the international energy agency says methane emissions from the energy sector, hit a near record high last year. large methane flu like you see there from mickey fossil fuel infrastructure, jump by 50 percent compared with 2022. i said he's responsible for around a 3rd of the rise in global temperatures. since pre industrial topics. test levels you on musk paid a visit to his production plant outside berlin today to mark the factory, going back online following a suspected arson attack production that the electric carmakers 1st european plant was faulted for nearly a week after and electricity pylon was damaged by fire russian president vladimir putin says that he will deployed troops and weapons on the board with finland now that it has joined nato in respo

israel is willing to give up, here , but will the tsagal remain in the gas, that is , the israel defense forces, so obviously it will remain, but not in all the gas, and it is clear that even their pere'. there, it will not be without problems, i.e. there will not be israeli troops just standing there and palestinians walking around, there will be and then all kinds of episodes flare up, and the main question that has not yet been resolved, probably the final one, is what will happen next with rafah, that is , will there be an israeli offensive on this extreme point of the gaza strip on the border with egypt or not, huh. so, we, mr. mikhail, those who have not followed much or do not know the history of all these things, understand that now there is some kind of strange situation, a strategic ally, a separate ally relationship between the state of israel and the united states. biden says netanyahu is doing more harm than good to israel. about netanyahu's role in and before the government of national unity was formed, there was also a lot of talk, these are such domestic and ... israeli serious

if 15 year old palestinian was shot and killed by israel, defense forces troops after he stabbed and wounded 2 security guards. and it is really check point outside jerusalem. according to media reports, the youth arrived at the check point on a bicycle, andrew, a knife when guards from the idea of trying to search in a k. m. that's good to have you. with this, we started in gaza where the world food program says that it has deliberate enough food for 25000 people in the north of the territory. and the aid was dispatched in a con boy of 6 human trucks allowed to enter gauze or through what's called the 96 gates on a new road crossing, which is part of a pilot scheme put forward by is really forces you in the world food program says that it is the 1st time that they managed to deliver aid into the north of the strip. and over 3 weeks i asked her, corresponded tanya kramer and jerusalem, how important the deliveries are for the new to. well, i think at this point, at least from the point of view of the monitoring organizations, any 8 that's going into casa is significant and important

earlier, a former spokesperson for the israel defense forces, jonathan conricus, told the bbc that withoutgroups, moving people would be a complicated process. ideally there would be un involvement in aid organisation involved in doing this but sadly we have seen the same aid organisations refuse to help and participate in alleviating the suffering in gaza, so sadly i think it will be done by the idea for a loan and it would be ideal if these palestinians could find refuge elsewhere, fences egypt or any other location that is not the combat battlefield, but sadly that has not been available and therefore the idf is forced to do what it is doing now. in response to israeli forces moving palestinians to humanitarian islands, this is what sari bashi, program director at human rights watch, had to say. it is hard to imagine that would happen, considering the experience of the last five months. the israeli military from the very first day has flouted its obligations to protect civilians, in particular by refraining from attacks on civilians, and facilitating the rapid delivery of humanitarian a

yesterday, made a decision that yes. the ground operation in rafieh will be mandatory, the israel defense forcesder to destroy, destroy the last representatives of hamas there, the fighters, but it will be in two stages: the first stage will be the release or resettlement of the palestinians who are there as refugees to other places, where it is still unknown, so far it is kept in such a secret, already the second stage - it will be a ground operation. in the raffia that took place in the center and south of the gaza strip, so the operation will be military necessarily, without this, the war that started in order to destroy hamas and give israel the opportunity to live in peace cannot end. a clarifying question, but imagine that somehow you can move a million people quickly enough, if they are... without weapons, you just physically need some crazy number of buses, some crazy amount of food, because you don't just move them, you have to feed a million people at least three times a day, and children may need even more, and they need even less , that is, it is such a grandiose operation, after whi

pageant beganered in the rain demonstrating outside the event featuring the soldier with the israel defense forces, and represented israel in the miss universe pageant back in 2021. demonstrators are in support of the people of gaza and condemn what they say is is an anti-palestinian rhetoric on social media. >>> the faa is planning to increase its oversight of united airlines following that series of mechanical issues involving the airline's boeing jets. in a memo to employees, united said federal investigators will be on-sight to take a closer look at work procedures, manuals and facilities. this comes after several shocking incidents including an external panel that blew off during a flight from sfo to oregon. fortunately the plane landed safely. no one hurt. remember earlier this month we reported one of united's boeing planes headed to japan lost that tire after taking off from sfo. it was diverted to l.a. where it landed safely. united says it welcomes the engagement from the faa as the airline works to ensure its customers its planes are safe. >>> and forget those wishes to be a millionaire

this footage — released by the israel defense forces — claims to show an air strike on what the israelia hezbollah manufacturing site containing weapons". lebanese media say at least four people were injured when a two—storey building was hit. let's speak to hesham shawish, with bbc monitoring. what more do we know about what happened? what more do we know about what ha--ened? what more do we know about what ha ened? ., , what more do we know about what ha ened? . , ., happened? there have been a number of israeli strikes _ happened? there have been a number of israeli strikes over _ happened? there have been a number of israeli strikes over the _ of israeli strikes over the weekend deep inside lebanese territory, deeper than what has been occurring over the past six months, and it comes after a week of de—escalation between israel and hezbollah. what they're saying about the later strikes is that residential building was struck yesterday, full story residential building, in which civilians were wounded, and the strike happened very close to the home of a his hezbollah official. we saw

so i think maybe the important part is actually the fact that the israel of defense forces and they admitted opening a fire at the crowd. they said that there was a tank and soldiers that opened fire at the palestinians. they were unarmed, if they would have been armed, who would have heard about it? so we're talking about opening fire a towards a group of about a student. and they say that the distance between this force and these palestinians was tens of meters. so they weren't that close nevertheless, the idea of said that they posed a threat as so these, the soldiers were talking about the around 4 o'clock a, it was dark, it was the night conditions. they felt that they were under a thread. they opened the fire and they. busy they claim that they only have been but a when we go to a she for hospital, we see that the numbers, of course, are my share higher. so i think if you would want to investigate, you would have to go to she far and, and the see how many were wounded from the, from that the shoot, the to the us now with the different bates over immigration is shaping up to be a major

. >> this was scene last month protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forcesspeak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assaulted. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and activities look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i think that's terrible that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu or bu

what israel defense forces are preparing for that flies in the fac a family a mother, father and theirhit by an suv at a bus stop. month old bod yesterday after being hospitalized. ktvu tori gaines shows us how people are remembering the family. >> we're here at the scene of that deadly west portal bus stop crash. youúcan see thisc memoril is growing. we have photos of the members. diego mathilde, one year old joaquin and six month old chloe, who passed away just yesterday. their strollers, their stuffed animals. there's flowers. there's so many that highlight just how young this family was, is, and what a loss it is for the community in a way, it's somewhat comforting to all i don't know if there'sc an afterlife, but hopefully they're all sort of reunited. >> but it's just a real tragedy, really a tragic story. family ao bus stop. the memorial is growing as the community reels over this loss of life. here's what we know. mary fong lao, thr old woman who was behind the wheel of the mercedes suv sf bue that family of four was waiting, has been released from the hospital and is now free

. >> raf, israel's defense forces released new audio recordings that they say allegedly show u.n.the october 7th massacre? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. these are allegedly employees of the troubled u.n. agency for palestinian refugees. nbc news has not been able to independently verify the recordings. the israeli military you say you hear teachers talking about kidnapping israeli women on october 7th. these troubling allegations have led the united states and other countries to withhold funding. they say they fired the employees who israel brought to its attention. it's begging the u.s. and other countries to restore the flow of aid saying they have simply no chance of keeping up the humanitarian operation in gaza where famine is looming unless that aid is restored. >> raf sanchez in tel aviv, thank you very much. >>> up next, how the efforts of alabama's supreme court ruling on frozen embryos could impact the ballot box today. >>> first, let's go to nashville, tennessee. >> i gotta tell you, it's been a slow but steady stream of voters. it's one of the few more democratic-lea

will look at what israel's defense forces say they are targeting. plus both us presidential front runners campaigned in georgia today, laying out their swing-state it's strategies as they worked to turn undecided voters heads >> live from atlanta. >> this is cnn and then newsroom with kim brunhuber >> resin biden is still hoping to beat the clock and reach a ceasefire deal in gaza before ramadan diplomats are becoming skeptical, it can be done by the start of the muslim holiday to night, which was their goal. but an interview released on saturday biden said an agreement is still possible areas >> i want to see a ceasefire and i'm starting with a major major exchange of prisoners for a six-week period. we're going into ramadan. it should be nothing happening. and we should build off that ceasefire. i'm going to see i director in that region right this minute still talking about i think it's always possible. i never give up on that. >> but as biden talk, cease-fire, israel is making new military moves, at least 13 people were killed in an airstrike in

the israel defense forces says there was a stampede on the delivery trucks and its soldiers responded, but only fired warning shots. this says the world health organization says more than 90% of the population in gaza is facing crisis. levels of hunger getting more humanitarian assistance to the people of gaza and making sure humanitarian workers can safely deliver it. >> as we saw today, is really a matter of life and death. >> aid groups have been struggling to deliver supplies for weeks. today, president biden says the white house is considering air dropping the aid back at home. >> your voice, your vote super tuesday is this tuesday and it includes california's march primary. polling places will be open 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. at. you can take your mail in ballot there or to a drop box or county election office if you wish, as long as it is delivered before 8 p.m. if you prefer to mail it, your ballot must be postmarked. no later than tuesday, and you can actually still register to vote. it's not too late. california allows people to do same day voter registration, and we are one week

this was scene last month when protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forcesrotesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and so activities look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu or buddhist

imprint.com in britt for certain >> this just into cnn, israel defense forces are urging residents around the al shifa medical complex in gaza two evacuate, posting on x what they should move south to quote, a humanitarian zone it's unclear how many gazans have access to social media and internet this time to even see that you're the message comes as idf troops surrounded the medical complex early on monday we say, based on their intelligence, the hospital is being used by quote, senior hamas terrorists to conduct and promote terrorist activity. ceiling can't independently verify the idf's claim. >> gaza's health ministry says about 30,000 people are sheltering in that complex and claim anyone attempting to leave the hospital. it's quick targeted by sniper let's this was the scene outside and unrwa and age distribution center on sundays, people lined up for flower >> hundreds of thousands of people are scrambling to get food in gaza as limited aid trickles in with aid organizations saying gazans are facing famine now, dr. rick brennan is the regional emergency director for the world healt

. >> this was scene last month protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forces was set to speak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and so activities to look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or bapti

. >> this was scene last month protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forcesk. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and so activities to look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't enforce policy, that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or hindu or b

. >> this was scene last protesters disrupted an event where a former member of the israel defense forces was set to speak. protesters broke through doors to students say they were assault. that congressional committee is not just talking to uc berkeley. it is now on a list that includes harvard, columbia and mit. >> and they're serving subpoenas. ducas take comes for documents on universities all over the united states and asking various universities to turn over anything and everything regarding any sort and activities to look at our universities, engaging in anti-semitism in 2024. when the university administration doesn't force policy that results in a hostile unsafe island campus ridges. >> the house education committee says there are what it calls grave concerns about the in adequacy of the uc berkeley response to anti-semitism and referred to a failure to protect jewish students. and if that's what the investigation shows, that's awful. >> i mean, that's terrible. that any student wouldn't be protected by virtue of their religious affiliation. whether you're catholic or baptist or