>> hello, and welcome to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is and then newsroom. the us makes its first humanitarian air dropped into gaza, but aid agencies say the move is a temporary band-aid are live in washington do you see with a look at what the biden administration's next steps are. losses. super tuesday is just days away, but for many voters, eyes are already on the general election, woke up have a new polls out this weekend should concern the democrats and it is the hottest ticket in town. iowa's caitlin clark is on the brink of breaking the all-time nc doublet scoring record. cnn sports coy wire joins me live. look at how clark has her sights set on making history today >> live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber >> the first us airdrop of aid is on the ground in gaza. three americans c13 is dropped 66 bundles of food on saturday president biden says the amount of aid going into gaza but is not nearly enough. we're now learning that us vice president kamala harris is due to meet with israeli war cabinet member benny gantz on monday. it comes as a us official tells cnn that israel has quote, basically accepted a six-week ceasefire and hostage release proposal in gaza. now negotiators are waiting for hamas to agree to find category of vulnerable hostages the us is hoping to have a ceasefire in place before the start of ramadan, which is about a week away, in the white house correspondent priscilla alvarez has more on the ceasefire talks and the us efforts to get aid into gaza the white house on saturday described a humanitarian aid drop in gaza as successful, but cautioned that more still needs to be done. here's what we know about the operation that happened on saturday. it included 66 bundles that were dropped in gaza. it was done with the jordanian air force. and in total included 38,000 meals. was no water or medical supplies that were part of this operation. us officials say they chose the location based off assessments so that people were sheltering in that area and were in need. and after the fact, they saw that civilians did approach the assistance and that they began distributing it. but administration officials made clear that this is not enough that they want to flood the zone. that includes humanitarian aid drops as well as exploring other avenues like a maritime corridor and they also noted that none of that is a substitute to the crossings into gaza and making sure that those land crossings are also available to surge as much aid as possible into a region that has been grappling with a worsening humanitarian crisis. of course, all of this comes as those hostage deal talks continue. and a senior administration official told reporters on saturday that israel has quote, basically accepted a framework. that framework includes a six-week ceasefire that would allow for the release of hostages who are deemed vulnerable. that includes women, the elderly the wounded, as well as more assistance to get into gaza. and over the course of those six weeks, the expectation is that officials could continue to hammer out some of the stickier points like the release of hostages, who are also idf members as well as to establish a more enduring plan. now this comes ahead of a meeting with vice president kamala harris and israeli war cabinet member benny gantz on monday for the two are expected to talk about all of this, as well as day after planning for gaza, as the clock ticks for the hostage deal, but also to address this worsening crisis in gaza priscilla alvarez cnn, washington. >> the idf says it carried out what it called a precision strike on islamic jihad targets in rafah on saturday. but gaza officials say the strike killed at least 11 people at a refugee camp near a maternity hospital in a statement, the idf said it targeted islamic jihad terrorists and terror infrastructure. it also said the hospital wasn't damaged, but gaza's health ministry says as many as 50 people were wounded, including children. gaza officials say a paramedic and a nurse were among those who were killed all right. our next guest then aisle bakari fled the fighting in gaza city in the early days of the war, she and her family are now living in rafah and she's posting to social media about the difficulties palestinians in rafah struggle with every day. listen us i've been displaced three times and i've ended up here in this is cool. there's no electricity, no food, no clean water >> has to queue for our >> just to take a shower. otus well, it we expecting to israeli forces coming through up. i have very soon and people who are saw depressed and suffering because they lost everything. >> when everything, maignan, everything. >> and aisle bakari joins us, live now from rafah. so thank you so much for being here with us. so that video was from a little while ago. so just give us an update. what are the conditions for you and others there right now, they're in rafah actually, the conditions are challenging guns in coming the best i can. i live in displacement school. >> we have zero >> privacy and live in a classroom with many families we wait for hours for our basic needs, like i have to use the same water for everything, including three king jarring. i have to wait. also in line to four hours to use toilets and to take some food if it's available last time. i interview people, i'm sure their stories, but limited solar power makes it hard to keep my phone charge. so most of the day i'm cut of the word outside >> i mean, just incredibly challenging conditions for you and so many people there in that video that we posted, you we had expressed the fear that the military was going to come in. is there a sense of relief that the israeli army is pausing military activities in rafah, at least for now, for humanitarian purposes. i mean, what difference might that make concretely for you? >> actually, if they enter gaza row, russia, as they say, undated i think this would be horrible i think you know, it's rough, it's so crowded area and it if they enter rafah i think it, will be a new century earlier massacre >> know a lot of people around the world. we're really saddened to see the number of people who died in that i guess, when they were trying to get food at that aid truck people dying just to get food. i mean, it really speaks to how desperate people are. i just want to get your thoughts on the tragedy that happened can you hear about the most extensive bag of flour >> tell me about it? >> it costs more than 150 innocent human beings are innocent palestinian there are targeted few, a few days ago while trying to get a flower from the few tracks that do get an after learning time of waiting and hunger most of the flower now are mixed with the blood of martyrs it's a flower massacre can any 2024. it's a moderate century messenger >> i've seen your instagram posts and you do express gratitude for being alive, but you also talk about you know, getting sick and i sense a real sense of despair and sadness. how are you coping mentally with the strain that this is taking day after day, week after week? >> no medications so it's so limited and the people as tuition here about the mentally situation their health is so bad so it's all limited >> we've seen we played that one clip from social media. i just want to give another example of what you've been posting. listen here. >> hi, it's that from gaza today, i want to show you where i live with my family since i evacuated, i should i live in this small space because we share why club? many families. >> we have only this small space. and you asked me why we arranged a bit tables of this. way. actually, it's my mom's idea. she think that we'd be what our heads this way predicts all sperm, any bombings are in airstrikes >> yeah not sure that a desk would protect you from an airstrike, but i guess it's the best you can do. what are you hoping to tell the world with your posts? >> i tried to tell them to believe us to believe our story and i tried to send a message, a message to the leaders and to stop this massacres that happened in kyiv. we are in 2024 and this almost stopped. you know, there is a lot of organizations talk about human rights where these human rights now i think they're just a blind and some areas the strong areas >> before we go, i just wanted to ask you about this. how hopeful are you for a ceasefire? and is there any feeling the clock is ticking and time maybe running out for many people there in rafah ashley, i ceasefire should be the first step towards a lasting peace. i should open the door for real conversation to address the root of this conflict. >> a >> beings deserves stability and safety. a ceasefire should be a case to the immediate violence and too old violence >> well, let's hope there is an end to violence. we wish you all the best there, dana, i'll will carry. thank you so much for speaking with us. >> thank you. >> now cnn has gathered a list of vetted organizations that are on the ground responding to the humanitarian crisis in israel and gaza. and you can find details on how you can help a special section of our website, cnn.com slash impact thousands of protesters arrived in jerusalem saturday after a four-day march across israel. have a look they gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu's house and the knesset. they're demanding the israeli government do more to get the hostages released organizers say 20,000 people took part in neither the march or saturday's rally in tel aviv. more protests, anti-government demonstrators gathered to call for early elections all right, now to us politics in the looming super tuesday nominating contests that are just two days away 865 delegates will be up for grabs in 15 states. it takes more than 1,200 delegates to win the gop presidential nomination. donald trump racked up more wins. saturday, he claimed nearly 85% of the vote in idaho's caucuses compared to just over 13% for rival nikki haley. missouri's republicans also held caucuses on saturday, trump commanded a whopping 100% of that vote trump now has 247 total delegates compared to haley's 24 now, despite his ongoing successes, trump is trying to turn his focus away from the nominating contest and toward the general election. during a rally on saturday, the former president called himself a dissident. he also made a series of untrue claims about his legal issues falsely claiming that dozens of criminal charges against him in four states are nothing but political persecution areas >> every time the radical left democrats marxists, communists, and fascists indict me. i considered a great badge of bonner. i'm being indicted for you. i am. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i stand before you today, not only is your past and hopefully future president, but as a proud political dissident and as a public enemy of a rogue regime. this is a rogue and dangerous machines >> meanwhile, nikki haley is pressing on despite the formidable odds against her, she vowed to stay in the race through super tuesday on saturday, she picked up endorsements from two influential female gop centers means susan collins and alaska lisa murkowski housekeeper. and she touted a new poll that suggested she could beat biden by wider margin than the survey gave trump. cnn's steve contorno has more from virginia super tuesday state where trump rallied his supporters on saturday former president donald trump, held rallies on saturday in north carolina and here in virginia two states that will vote on super tuesday. but even though their primaries are right around there, horner, former president trump was mostly looking ahead to a likely general election with president biden. he spoke especially about his recent trip to the border and what he saw biden's conduct on our border is by any definition, a conspiracy to overthrow the united states of america. you know, he talks about democracy he is a danger to democracy >> number one, it >> goes after his political opponent, which nobody's ever done in this country. they do it third world countries very well. they do it. >> but then i can to succeed with us they're not going to succeed. it's making a stronger, it's making a stronger biden and his accomplices want to collapse the american system, nullified the will of the actual american voters that established a new basic power that gives them control for generations. >> meanwhile, former south carolina governor nikki haley on the campaign trail as well in north carolina continuing to make the case that she would be more electable than president trump in a general election, pointing to a new poll that showed her with a ten-point lead over president biden i think there's another new york times poll that shows us. i think donald trump squeaks by and we went by ten points. if you look at the hispanic numbers in that, it's off the charts. double digits, we continue to make around trump on saturday also adding to his delegate lead over nikki haley's projects that he has won all 32 delegates in the idaho caucuses. all 54 delegates in the missouri caucuses. and at a michigan convention held on saturday, 39 more delegates were awarded to president trump. his total now at 02:47. well, on his way to the 1,215, he will need to secure the nomination. of course, many those delegates will be awarded on tuesday. steve contorno, cnn, richmond, virginia. >> i want to tell you more about that. new york times and siena college poll. steve mentioned just moments ago, it surveyed 980 registered voters during the last week of february and the results were concerning for president biden, only 18% of fondant start that they'd been personally benefited from biden's policies. meanwhile 40% of respondents say they did personally benefit from trump's policies still on cnn poll of polls shows the race for president. a toss up at the moment. the most recent numbers and in general election matchup continue to show no clear winner between the two it's trump at 48% and biden at 46% lawmakers in pakistan have elected a new prime minister. shahbaz sharif will lead a coalition government of his pakistan people's party and the pakistan muslim league, nawaz party the decision comes nearly a month after pakistan's general election. that vote came with widespread allegations of vote rigging and delayed results former prime minister imran khan, next party won the most seats in parliament, but no party had a majority. this will be sharif's second term as prime minister all right, much more to come here on cnn newsroom, including a look at the us presence weekend in camp david and as reading material which focuses on solving intractable problems the devastation grows from those massive wildfires raging across the texas panhandle lab. the latest plus nature is hitting california hard with a nasty winter blast. look the blizzard conditions 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that's where that fire danger is continuing. you've got relative human humidity values that are down to 20% or lower as we go through the next day or so. so that's keeping that fire danger elevated as we go through sunday because we have the strong winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. we have temperatures that are much above average and we have dry air with those relative humidity values pretty low we already have drowned ground conditions are already dry burn scars where we've had the biggest fire in texas history over the last couple of days, burning over 1 million acres of land. here's a look at these temperatures, soaring into the '70s and '80s. a good ten to 15 degrees above average. so again, those dew point values that are so hello with the temperatures so high, that's making that air just incredibly dry >> and people in the texas panhandle are paying close attention to those dry conditions and high winds, at least two people have died in the wildfire so far, hundreds of structures have been destroyed. there were actually a number of wildfires burning in the texas panhandle. the largest the smokehouse creek fire has scorched more than 1 million acres in texas in more than 30,000 acres in neighboring oklahoma. utility officials say they'll need to rebuild more than 100 miles of power lines cnn's camila bernal is in fritch, texas as residents, they're trying to pick up the pieces >> it's >> been windy, it is >> hot, a lot hotter than it's been over the last couple of days and it's dry conditions that are making it extremely difficult for firefighters in this area that are still battling the largest wildfire in texas history? we containment is still very low, so there's a lot of work to be done. and in the meantime, you have that grieving process beginning for a lot of the families that have lost everything that cleanup process. and like you're seeing here behind me at the johnson house and it's been difficult to do that cleanup because the winds have 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pull out every stop to get more aid to gaza on monday, vice president kamala harris plans to meet with israeli war cabinet minister benny gantz in washington. now comes as a us official tells cnn that israel has basically accepted a six-week ceasefire and hostage release proposal. cnn white house reporter camila dechalus joins us live in washington with more. can we plenty of criticism over the airdrops accusations that the us should be doing more than just a drop in the bucket. what's the latest there? >> well, that's right. the white house senior administration officials held a call with reporters yesterday and one of the things that they really emphasize was that this was not going just to be a one-and-done deal. these airdrops that they are going to continue to strategize and they're going to continue planning to conduct additional airdrops in the future. now, at this point in time, we don't have an exact date of when these additional airdrops will likely be conducted. what we do know that they're going to come in the upcoming weeks and the white house has really just emphasize that they know how dire the situation is at hand and gaza, and they really want to make sure that they are system and they're allowing other neighboring countries to help coordinate with them, to give and provide the necessary aid to the people in gaza >> all right. so in another angle on the story that we're falling, camila, the vice president, meeting with the war cabinet monday. what are we expecting to come out of that? >> white house officials tell us at this time that we can expect that the vice president kamala harris, will talk about the potential of a temporary ceasefire and the white house is really pushed that a temporary ceasefire would allow more humanitarian aid to go into the region were also being told that during this it's meeting, they're going to be talking about how the us is going to be providing more assistance to ensure that they are willing to really provide more airdrops to give that temporary assistance and relief to the people and gaza. and just really emphasizing how there should be a reduction in visual civilian casualties in gaza wall israel and hamas conflict just continue. so these are some of the things they're top of mind of the vice president and they really just want to push forward as she meets with israeli war cabinet official all right. >> appreciate the update. we want it to shell us. thank you so much president biden is at camp david this weekend with a full agenda. we'll be focusing on a possible ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. and he's working the upcoming state of the union address set for next thursday. now, he brought some reading material that might help album on friday, biden was seen leaving the white house with a book called possible how we survive and thrive in an age of conflict. now it's described as a book on how to quote, break through the toughest conflicts and joining me now is the author of that book william ury, he served as a consultant to the white house during the cold war to reduce the risk of accidental nuclear war with the soviet union. and more recently worked with colombia's government to bring an end to the civil war. there william ury is also the co-founder of the harvard program on negotiation. thanks so much for being here with us so just to start describe your thoughts when you saw the president was heading off with a copy of your book? i mean, i guess it can't hurt to get a plug from the oval office it's true. kim, to tell you the truth, i was speechless. i didn't quite as rubbing my eyes and then i felt really humbled and then i felt delighted because the reason why i wrote possible was to try and pass on what i've learned over 45 years working in some of the world's toughest conflicts about how you take impossible situations and make them more possible >> yeah, speaking of impossible situations, i presume the presence, reading this in the context of trying to negotiate the simple matter of peace in the middle east. so what advice would you give him specifically on that trying to get a deal here for a ceasefire in exchange for a hostage well, i believe actually the pieces are in place right now and it's just it's kind of question that the >> most important thing i think for a long-term peace in the middle east is we've got a reframe the basic question from who's winning and who's losing? which in the end everybody loses. you can win a battle, but everybody loses. the war as we know in the long term, to reframe that question too, how can two people's lives side-by-side in security, in dignity, in peace. and that's not going to be easy and it's going to take a lot of help from the rationale community, including president biden, to build a winning coalition for a peaceful resolution. >> yeah. i mean, it's so many people have tried to specifically, how do you handle negotiations when people are arguing over an emotional issue with entrenched ideologies, whether it's the middle east or ukraine, when you're in a conflict but with a hated historical enemy when the parties themselves may not be sort of taking rational positions or even ones that are in their own self-interest. and when there's so much blood spilt on both sides well, i've been in those situations and oddly enough, the simplest thing is to begin by listening listening really putting yourself in the shoes of the other, not just listening to refute the other's points, but if you can listen to someone, what i find is they're nervous system starts to relax. they feel seen we, heard and it may take a lot of listening, but in my experience, negotiation, even though it's seems to be about talking, it's described as talks is actually much more about listening. >> yeah. and not a lot of listening going on in domestic politics these days. so i'm wondering how president biden would, would use this in that context. i mean, many people voted for him as a centrist because the hope was he had a history and a track record as a negotiator and could maybe make inroads across the partisan divide. so how do you negotiate when the folks on the other side have mince pressure, not to be seen as compromising any deal because it's seen as a product of the swamp and especially in an election year like this, you know, in which the other side explicitly has stated that they don't want to hand the president a win. so let's look specifically at immigration. we saw both sides trying to get a deal. so if you were at the table in congress, both sides agree there's a problem. there's a bipartisan deal on the table here, but the hardliners won't budge because they're urged by the guy who essentially runs the party not to make a deal. so how how how do you get through that? >> it's really hard in any negotiation like that. there's a blocking coalition that's blocking the possible agreement. and then there's his winning coalition. and the question is, can you learn a few people from the blocking coalition, either abstaining or to coming into the winning coalition and even in congress, there are those possibilities to figure that out. the other thing to think about is negotiation isn't just about trying to get the other side to agree. they have to go to their constituency and say their constituency might accuse them of looking weak or giving in. >> and >> so some of the negotiation is the theater of each side reaching a deal, but kind of working with each other to allow each side to look good to their perspective constituencies. that's the challenge when you talk about this being the age of conflict. so hopefully, some of those solutions will percolate through. we certainly need them. william ury. thank you so much for speaking with us. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, kim. >> all right. >> when we come back thousands of south korean doctors are demanding more pay and better working conditions. but the government is demanding they get back to work. >> say 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joins me now from singapore. so manisha, i take us through what's behind this and what effect it's having >> to give you a little bit of context. >> south >> korea faces one of the fastest, most rapidly aging populations in the developed world >> and that is problem for government as it looks ahead, the government projects or 15,000 dr. shortfall by 2035 to cope with that aging populatis another problem, but it has health care concentrated in the main areas, the main cities and not in the rural and regional parts of the country. and so it is trying to address all of these he's changes. now, there have been some calls for an overhaul in the insurance. the insurance framework around medical provision and as our team on the ground has been hearing today, some doctors are saying that is an issue that the government is avoiding. what the government has proposed is something you've alluded to. it is adding more doctors to the wrong to get more trainees coming through the system. in fact, 2000 trainees in 2025. and what the doctors are telling us is what that's all very well. but the system is broken in other ways. and just adding 2000 students isn't going to fix it. here's one we spoke to you earlier we need more dr. we're not arguing with that. it's just like i said, it's 2002 k number is a problem right at once. known nursing there's no pas. those are the problem. what are argue with we're not arguing with increasing the numbers >> so what they're saying is even if you have more doctors, if those doctors then gravitate away from essential services, which is slightly lower paid to the ones that are more lucrative, like plastic surgery or dermatology you still haven't overhauled the system. you've made it, you've made it a system in which that can happen. >> but >> the government is taking a very hard line on this. it has its targets. this is also an election year. it needs to get this right. there is a bill for reform that is passing through. parliament has already been blocked by the opposition party so this issue can ten years to be a very hot potato. in the meantime, a number of doctors are still striking that you've been told that if they don't report for work on monday, that they could see their licenses revoked, those staffing shortages. of course, are having an impact on the wider population. some patients have been turned away from hospitals. and the government has said, it we'll lean into the military if it has due to military hospitals and military doctors to help support if necessary. >> all right. sorry, we'll be following the need for tank in singapore. thank you so much the mother of late russian opposition leader alexey navalny, visiting her son's grave on saturday, she was accompanied by the mother of navalny's widow, yulia navalny anna. now their visit comes as hundreds of mourners, brave long lines for fear of arrest for a second day to pay their respects to the dissident who is laid to rest on friday. some say they came out 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who gave him several standing ovations, the broad finishing with 26 on the night. >> although believe because loss to the nuggets, lebron still embrace the moment >> being the first player to do something that's pretty cool and his lee, because you just noted his reid noted graces, come to the lese and dan, you see some of the gray zone in florida night i was just going ready to compete in person as so for me to main thing is always the main thing and has to win and i hate it that, you know, had to happen in an a defeat, especially versa team that play is extremely well basketball. we play some good bass. watson, i will go one able to close it out so bittersweet. but very i enjoyed every moment tonight on the for >> all right. you heard kim mentioned it before the break. we may see college basketball's all-time points record fall just hours from now fresh off announcing, she's leaving from the wnba this summer, university of iowa superstar caitlin clark, he's just 18 points today against ohio state to pass pete maravich's and cwa all-time scoring record of three 3,667 points. clark's averaging 32 points per game this season. so she's more than capable. average ticket price is $571. that's the most expensive ticket for any women's basketball game ever. college or pro, according to tickpick, it's also senior day in iowa city, which means this will be her last regular season. his end game in front of home fans. she'd love to thank them by knocking off the number two team in the nation, ohio state. today >> i'm very lucky to be in this position and for people to be so invested in what i'm going to do and a fanbase that care so much about it. and obviously i'm very thankful for the support as it's bittersweet like this. i'm lucky that we do senior day after the game's over. i think that's very important but my main goal is beating ohio state. i think we're all just super excited for another opportunity at them. obviously, my focus is here. my goal is to win a national title that's plain and simple, that's what i want to do. >> finally the next generation of nfl hopeful showing their skills this weekend at the nfl combine, former texas wide receiver xaviar, worthy, breaking the 40 yard dash record by running a 4.21 seconds. if your favorite nfl team needs a lamborghini to throw to he might be your guy this is not the battlefield seen from braveheart or something like that. this is former notre dame quarterback sam hartman going viral for his 40 yard dash, not because he ran a 4.8, but because of these luscious locks, look at this kim kinda makes us reminisce about the good old days. we can only wish i can see it. i can visit it. who did this you in trouble came with this. you awesome. i can imagine that my my high top fade flapping in the wind there. i don't know if it would have the same effect, but i think this picture is going to haunt my nightmares for quite some some time. >> yeah, let's not show this to my wife via either. i don't want her getting any ideas. he could have run a faster 40. how do you save those locks away? there's some drag in all that salad up there is so funny is that i like ai, i don't even know how we do that anymore. i don't know who did this, but i will find out and then i'm going to have them do a few too, because that's pretty good. >> but i. do want to, i do want to challenge you to put up a picture on twitter of you with here, we'll see who has the, who had the better due back in the day out. >> so this is we're both doing this. >> you're doing it to be >> i can't wait. it's all right. >> we'll leave it there. coy wire. thank you so much >> thanks. all right. >> and before we go saturday night live's weekend update, roasted foreign president trump's trip to the border earlier this week. have a look >> my favorite part of the visit was when trump, who looks good behind bars by the way finally came face-to-face with his sworn enemies, the migrants. and he had a pretty harsh message for them. take a look >> they like trump, did you believe know? i can't believe it the migrants don't like you. they just walked 1,000 miles to get to edge of this it's a river and they're probably thinking, is that weirdo and a trump costume waving us into the country >> we can updates, co-host michael che went on to joke about mitch mcconnell stepping aside as senate republican leader post collin joseph cracked the joke saying, quote, he'll be replaced by the current number two republican in the senate, a frozen embryo are you holding an assault rifle he delivered a better there. i'm pretty sure. all right. i'm kim brunhuber. thank you so much for joining me for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is next the world. it's connecting africa >> tonight van jones is home to >> find out what is driving the divide in tennessee politics. >> there has been a very active 20 to 30 year effort to separate us, >> the whole story with anderson cooper tonight at eight on cnn introducing ned's black 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