phillips of israel says it will move civilians from rough, i into humanitarian islands elsewhere and gaza. upon his release no concrete plans and i talked to the doctor correspondent tanya graham and jerusalem miles to what was behind benjamin netanyahu his decision to send a security delegation to washington after calling it off. oh yeah, i was think of. you can only guess at this point of what made this so turn abound a turn about from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i mean, initially, it was meant to be a protest about the un security council resolution resolution that was not vetoed by the united states on wednesday. he said of to visits by a republican senator that he wanted actually to send a message to him us. but also it is discussed here why he was canceling this visit, his defense minister, you, i've gotten both already in washing was about to leave to washing. and they had also talks now about the rough. so it took out a bit the weight of this decision to cancel this, a high profile visit, and we're expecting, you know, 2 of his senior officials off his cabinet a to of,

of the israel-hamas war. yet one of biden's few challengers, dean phillips, also dropped out today and endorsed him, saying held work to help keep a man of decency and integrity in the white house. and trump could win enough delegates next week to officially clinch the republican nomination. and tonight, after skipping all of the republican debates, he is challenging biden to a debate, saying he'll meet him anytime, anywhere. norah? >> norah: that's interesting. caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much. well, there's lots to talk about let's dive deeper with cbs's robert costa and ed o'keefe. robert, all right, former president trump, resounding victory, but still a number of challenges ahead. >> robert: norah, top republicans tell me behind-the-scenes today that president biden's overture to nikki haley's voters, that is a warning sign that trump can't take anything for granted. biden is coming right for those suburban republicans who have real concerns about trump's conduct and character. but that's not the only issue trump is facing. he is going to be sitting in a courtroom in new york in just a few weeks for

of the israel-hamas wr. yet one of biden's few challengers, dean phillips, also dropped out today and endorsed him, saying hek to help keep a man of decency and integrity in the white house. and trump could win enough delegates next week to officially clinch the republican nomination. and tonight, after skipping all of the republican debates, he's challenging biden to a debate, saying he'll meet him any time, anywhere. norah? >> that's interesting. caitlin huey-burns, thank you so much. >>> well, there is lots to talk about. so let's dive deep were cbs' robert costa and ed o'keefe. all right. former president trump resounding victory, but still a number of challenges ahead. >> norah, top republicans tell me behind the scenes today that president biden's overture to nikki haley's voters, that's a warning sign that trump can't take anything for granted. biden is coming right for those suburban republicans who have real concerns about trump's conduct and character. but that's not the only issue trump is facing. he is going to be sitting in a courtroom in new york in just a few weeks for that criminal hush money

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of the usa. but if we have to we'll do it alone. phillips with voc onto the bank and has not relaxed israel before getting on. hays playing a guy who's perspective on those talks or we also talked about roughly we share israel's goal of defeating a mouse, which is responsible for the worst massacre of the jewish people since the holocaust. and we share the goal of ensuring israel's long term security. as we settled a major military ground operation in rasa is not the way to do it at risk killing more civilians. it was a freaking grade or having with the version of the manager and assistance at risk, further isolating israel around the world and jeopardize is long term security and standing. let's get more from. i'm at least honest ashanti resigned a so welcome shawnee. so we have until the blinking, that reiterating the wife has the message that a grounding cache and into a rafa is a bad idea. and benjamin netanyahu says, is where i will go into a rock with or without us back. and it seems like a new low in relations between these 2 allies, no doubt. the tensions have never been so high and last 5 and a half months since october 7th.

to you in the agencies of palestinian refugees as israel will no longer allow the food con, voice to enter northern garza where people are dying of hunger. director general phillip plaza really released the statement on the c social media platform ag saying that these ready authorities having phone the un that they will no longer approve any on received con, voice of the north of gauze. the monroe has cooled the decision outrages and says this role is making it intentional to have strong live saving assistance during a man made famine. summers is the director of planning at one right. he says as well as decision is a death sentence for pods thing is the implications of dramatic coming after 5 and a half months of the relentless or the an independent no authority. one last week of, of evidence comments. people are already dying of starvation up and up in the north, and this is essentially a death sentence on many of of those people. i'm hearing ralph in this situation. the bombings are relentless everywhere. but, but the situation conditions, particularly harsh in the northern gauze for it, where we estimate there are about 250000 people who been trapped there fo

of the un agency for palestinian refugee says israel will no longer allow its food convoys to enter northern gaza where people are dying of hunger. director general phillip plaza really released the statement saying these really authorities have informed the un that they will no longer approve any ottawa food convoys to the north of gaza. and why has called the decision outrages and says, israel is intentionally obstructing life saving assistance during a man made famine. the un secretary general has reiterated that assistance must be allowed in the gaza, unimpeded. he was speaking during a visit to jordan. we must face facts that will be no sustainability, many safety and solution with the not going was as bloody as these in relation to the, not the products of gaza. it is absolutely essential to have a mess safe supply. a few minutes at the ne, not and these means opening more entry points. these means the a cost insulation of efforts of all entities with all obstacles. we don't leave mutations from these rarely sites in order to be able to rescue the people of northern gaza, of an imminent risk of feminine. in the coming hours, the un security council

with you and agencies of how this thing and refugees, israel will no longer allow their food con, voice to enter northern garza where people are dying of hunger director. general phillips, i was a reading a released a statement on social media platform. x staging that is rarely with ours is having a phones that you and they will no longer approve any on rough food convoys to the north of causa. on route high school, the decision outrages and says, as well as making it intentional, to instruct along saving assistance during non mate's time. on the statement, the director general of the walls health organization has said we're looking on rough from delivering food is in fact denying starving people the ability to survive. this decision must be gently reversed what efforts to the future not only the permitted but they shouldn't be an immediate etc. ration afraid deliveries. sunrise is the direct planning on right. he says as well as decision is a death sentence for postings. the implications of dramatic coming after 5 and a half months of the relentless or the an independent no authority was last week of, of imminent comments. people are already dying of starvation up and

for palestinian refugees says that israel will no longer allow its food convoys to enter northern gauze that where people are dying of hunger director general phillip as a renew released the statements saying the is really, authorities have informed us that they will no longer approve any of our food coin boys to the north of gaza. and while has called the decision outrages and says israel is intentionally obstructing life saving assistance during a man made 7. sam rose is the director of planning it, and while he says, israel's decision is a death sentence for palestinians, the implications of dramatic coming after 5 and a half months of the relentless or the an independent no authority was last week of, of immune and comments. people are already dying of starvation up and up in the north, and this is essentially a death sentence on many of all those people i'm hearing ralph in this situation. the bombings are relentless everywhere. but the situation conditions, particularly harsh in the northern gauze for it, where we estimate there are about 250000 people who've been track that for about 5 and a half months. and where is the i saw the largest ai

of the vote. more not on the war on guy, something that had to view an agency for postilion refuge refugees. phillips are assuming laws that really has been describing israel's attacks as a war on children and their future. more than 13000 palestinian children have been killed by as many forces in gaza. at least 23 children have died from severe hunger and the hydration. because israel isn't allowing enough of aid into a gas that many have been permanently disabled unicef estimates, but 1000 children have limbs amputated in the 1st 2 months of the war alone. under carrying extreme psychological trauma from the war on one says more than a 1000000 children in mental health support. steve sol, suite is president on funder of an agency called hill palestine. it helps to take hundreds of injured and sick children from gaza to the 19 states for free care. it says 8 organizations are frustrated because they're not able to provide enough help . the operations and gaza are addressing the urgent needs on the ground. they're obviously we're in a acute phase of survival for the palestinian people, particularly the children. so the basic necessities are absolutely requir

phillip lozzo renewed stress that the agency was vital to support what he called a c of displace palestinians in gaza. he led these really government was trying to undermine the agency for political and israel has repeatedly accused on role of employing staff, linked to homeless and other militant groups. that's why many countries to suspend the funding was really war and that the agency was being pushed through the break. are we off functioning hum to mouse results, additional funding we will be in on top of the territory. we service implications for global peace on scraping the fate of the agency and the millions of people. it would depend on it hung in abundance, exigencies. only one is facing the deliberate and concept that compared to undermine its operations and ultimately, and does that spring in our jerusalem corresponding tony kramer here, tonya, the head of the un, palestinian refugee agency claims. there is a deliberate and concerted campaign aimed at ending its operations in gaza. what's israel's response to that? well, i think is what has made it clear repeatedly that they don't see any roll anymore. put one row in garza but potentially also in the region that one was also taki

israel policy. but there were also some people who finished behind biden. none more so than dean phillips, seen here counting all ofporter. phillips is from minnesota but lost his home state to biden in a landslide, then took to twitter. "congratulations to joe biden, uncommitted, marianne williamson, and nikki haley for demonstrating more appeal to democratic party loyalists than me." he then slammed his bedroom door, blasted my chemical romance and said he wasn't even hungry for dinner but could he have chicken fingers? phillips later added another tweet, further moping. "and jason palmer." now, you may be asking, "who is jason palmer?" the answer is yes. no one knows who jason palmer is. what we do know is that president biden lost the democratic caucuses in american samoa to jason palmer, a previously little known long shot challenger. yes, "previously little known." also "currently little known." i myself just recently learned that a jason palmer is half jason, half lemonade. [laughter] apparently... there you go. why not? i'm not rushing anybody. i'm in no hurry to get home. take all the time you want. appare

israel would have been then of having the security council demanding a see saw. and of course that didn't happen because of the u. s. v to yeah. and separately, james uh, phillip plaza, really the head of on right, is due to address the general assembly. what can you tell us about that meeting? yeah, the focus very much on the general assembly today too. back to back meetings on the situation in gaza. one of them has just concluded, and the other one is about to begin in the next hour. as you say, of this is of the head to the commission of general as the school of under, uh, who actually sent to like to, to the un. urging the general assembly to have a meeting. that is because unreal was created in 1949 by the un general assembly. that's where he gets his mandate. as you know, israel has made allegations that members of and rather involved in the october the 7th tax and 16 during the countries have stopped the funding to on rug presenting major major problems for the u. n. agency that does the majority of the relief work in casa now israel made those obligations, but there was a u. n team investigating those obligations and they've not yet seen the evidence f

support for israel even though biden has caved to pressure and called for a cease-fire. 10% % of democrat primary voters in kansas, say none of the names shown. in ohio, 13% voted for dean phillipsho before he dropped out publicly stated biden is too all. that a persistent problem. the age issue will not go away. chicago, seems entrenched politicians remain entrenched, they may be responsible for chicago but voters don't seem to care. danny davis, 82 years old, representatives chicago district for 28 years. he was reelected in a landslide. jesus garcia won easily, he represented chicago for years and got mad at biden for using the word illegal. a few chicago folks would get rid of democrat incumbents, forget it. time to bring in karl rove who follows politics as closely as anyone. what is on your whiteboard? >> got two whiteboards. donald trump displayed his command. bernie and marino got 50% of the vote. he did with the democratic super pac. $2.5 million in the closing days advertising to boost bernie marino saying he was endorsed by donald trump constraint for democrats to do than a republican primary but there's a reason why. in ohio in 2022, republican governor, traditional

israele palestinians are living under corrupt governments. we can hold two thoughts in our head at the same time, and we need to focus on the loss of life. >>ressmadean phillipsdency this week. "the new york times" and others reported that in doing so, he endorsed president biden's reelection bid, whiche had earlier criticized due to the president's age. turning point in california's senate racas vots ittled down the field of candidates to just two, democratic candidate adam schiff and republican steve garvey. not making the cut were democric representative katie poer.ézfinext, some of the victy speeches from congressman schiff and mr. garvey on tuesday night ashey turned their attention to the general election. >> it looks like we are going to the general, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] i seem to recall within hours oe announcement, a certain kevin mccarthy kicked me off the[crow] >> that was my reaction, too. the republicansholding donald tp accountable. [cheers and applause] i viewed it that way. trump would attack me rally after rally, and i think all those things were basically what we would call wednesday. [crowd chanting] i also want to ac