we do know that the fighting if anything is intensifying in kahn yunis and they have their sights setrafah as it seeks to try to make it job done in the gaza strip. >> thank you, elliott. >>> countdown is on to super bowl lviii. the chiefs and 49ers have arrived in las vegas and travis kelce, we know who he is, right? says haters are no problem. >> firing me up. make me want to play right now, baby! woo! love the boos more than i love the cheer, baby. keep 'em coming. >>> if you didn't already know, we're just five days away from super bowl lviii with las vegas hosting the big game between the chiefs and 49ers. coy wire is there and he spoke with some of the team's biggest stars. >> all right, welcome to opening night. first ever super bowl in las vegas. super bowl lviii between the chiefs and the san francisco 49ers. the chiefs have the opportunity to become the first team to win back to back super bowls since the patriots did it 20 years ago. the 49ers, they are looking to have their sixth super bowl title which would tie them for the most of any franchise in nfl history. we caught

he says his family had been taking shelter in a school in kahn yunis when an airstrike hit. it took hours he says to reach the nearest hospital still able to treat the little girl. but it was too late. across gaza, more than 10,000 children have been killed since the war began according to the hamas-run health ministry. many more left orphaned or facing life-changing injuries. in the central city, airstrikes are near daily. those who survive left to dig through the rubble with their bare hands in search of their loved ones. meanwhile in rafah, once deemed a safe zone, unicef estimates that there are now more than 600,000 children among the over a million people in the area, many taking shelter in the sprawling tent cities. the southern city has for weeks come under relentless airstrikes by the israeli military who say they are targeting hamas. but now a looming ground operation is stoking fears that rafah could become as one aid group has described it a zone of bloodshed. if there is an invasion of rafah, two-thirds of the population will die, he says. we can't get out, we h

from kahn yunis to gaza city, the sounds of gunfire sparking panic. hundreds of people waiting for humanitarian aid trucks now suddenly running for their lives. as confusion turns to fear, some rush one way. others run the other. but nowhere seems safe. jeremy diamond, cnn, tel aviv. >>> remarkable images coming in from southwest iceland where right now a volcano has erupted for the third time in two months. plumes of toxic smoke are rising into the early morning sky as bright orange lava shoots out of the earth. it more on this eruption, we're joined by head ofdic volcanic center. thank you so much for joining us. and here we are again, another eruption. what can you tell us about how it compares to the previous ones? >> yeah, so the eruption that started this morning at 6:00 was really preceded by only a very short time of earthquake activity, so only about 30 minute warning of this one. it started on a fissure comparable to the one on the 18th of december. so quite a distance from the krind vehicle town. it is moving towards the big thermal power p

doctors at kahn yunis say one of their colleagues were seriously wounded while in the operating room. idf says it does not target medical facilities but will attack fighters wherever they are. and lebanese state media is reporting that at least three people were killed thursday in an israeli drone strike on a car in southern lebanon. the israel defense forces tell cnn it was targeting a hezbollah xh commander believed to be involved in a number of rocket launches earlier in the day. hezbollah has not said whether one of its commanders was killed in that israeli strike. hufr however the militant group announced that it had conducted more rocket launches on an air base in response. and u.s. president biden on thursday gave his sharpest public rebuke to date of israel's military conduct in gaza. for more on that, let's chat with elliott. what did the president say and how much of a shift does this mark in the tone of america. >> it marks a slightly more aggressive tone let's say on the war. i suppose president biden is facing pressure on a number of different fronts. certainly from withi