for joining me. i'm rahel solomon fredricka whitfield has the day we begin this hour with a biden trump rematch in full swing, fresh off his state of the union address, president biden is now on his way to the battleground state of georgia and that's exactly where presumptive republican nominee donald trump will be today their dueling campaign events will be happening in just a few hours biden is holding an event in atlanta and trump is holding a rally in rome. that's located in the northwest part of the state of georgia is a key battleground state that biden won in 2020 by less than a percentage point the only swing state among primary contests happening on to say, we do have a team of correspondents covering today's dueling campaign events. steve contorno is with the trump campaign, but let's actually begin with camila to shallow, she is in wilmington, delaware. that's where the president is about to head to georgia. camila good to see you. so what can we expect? what messages? do we think biden is trying to highlight in this first campaign swing after the state of the union >> well, biden really wants to convey to voters as some of the big things he's done while he's been in office, he wants to talk about how he's created thousands of jobs in the us, how he's tried to lower the high cost of prescription drugs and how he's investing that in public safety. those are some of the things that he wants to highlight, but he also wants to lay out some of these. he wants to do. if you get reelected for a second term, now another thing you're going to see biden talk good about is his former predecessor and just really stressed what's at stake in this next upcoming election cycle is going to talk about trump. he did that yesterday. you mentioned him about 80 times when he gave a speech in philadelphia and he's going to talk about how he thinks that trump poses a threat to democracy, and how biden himself, how he's better suited to be reelected for a second term. >> now, we've heard him use the word predecessor. i think 13 times and state of the union. so he was the surprises was certainly felt there. i'm camila before departing, president biden signed several funding bills to avoid a government shutdown. what's the latest there >> that's right. he signed these bills and he also took the time to thank congressional leaders for coming together to pass these package of bills. now there's still a lot of things that congress needs it's to get done. he wants biden has made it very clear that he wants lawmakers to pass the national security supplemental package that would provide additional funding for ukraine. anything that is now the next priority that he wants lawmakers to come together in order to pass all right. camila. thank you. let's now go to steve contorno, who's covering trump's georgia rally. so steve, this is trump's first rally since the coup. haley essentially dropped out of the race. what are we expecting to hear from? him today? >> will rahel, in many ways present former president trump has been acting as presumptive nominee for weeks. and so i think we can expect him to keep can you to hit on the themes he has on the campaign trail since the new hampshire primary mainly the economy, crime, and the situation at the southern border deliver that message today in the northwest part of the state, this is a very conservative part of the state. it's representative in congress by marjorie taylor greene, who of course, is coming off those clashes during the state of the union address with joe biden, she will be here at this rally today, which the biden campaign criticize saying you are choosing to kick off the general election phase with one of the most conservative in their words, extreme members of the republican party. they also were critical of trump for meeting last night at mar-a-lago with hungarian leader viktor orban. take a listen to what trump said about that meeting >> nobody that's better, smarter, or a better than viktor orban. you've spent attacks great job >> non-controversial figure because he said this is the way it's going to i mean, as he had done the loss and now he's a great leader, fantastic leader, europe and all over the world, their respective orban of course, is a controversial figure. he is someone who is considered a right-wing populist. he has caused trouble for several of the u.s.'s allies in that part of the world. and president biden asked about that meeting yesterday, said was asked if he's concerned about he said if i'm not, you should be rahel. >> all right. >> steve contorno, camila, dechalus. thank you. both. turning now to the war in gaza, where the clock is ticking, us officials were hoping to strike a deal for a temporary ceasefire and the release of hostages before the beginning of ramadan tomorrow evening but president biden is warning that as of now, there is no agreement in sight whether it be a ceasefire by ramadan it's looking tough >> are you concerned about violence without one assured biden's comments come as the us just conducted another humanitarian airdrop into gaza. but the humanitarian crisis, deepening even further, also, just a short time ago, the un issued a warning that four out of five households in gaza no longer have safe drinking water. let's get to cnn's course award. she is live for us in jerusalem clarissa give us a sense of what's the latest there >> well, any hopes that there had been that this cease might be announced with the advent of ramadan, which we expect to begin on monday or tuesday, are slowly now giving way to the grim reality. rahel, that the intractability of the needs and demands of all the different sides have resulted in a scenario where that cease fire is now highly unlikely the humanitarian situation on the ground inside gaza asa continues to spiral to a point where the international community is really now just grappling with how on earth to try to deal with this airdrops, which have been one way of getting aid in, but we've seen how difficult and frankly dangerous they are yesterday, five civilians were killed when the parachute for one of those airdrops did not inflate correctly and five people on the ground were killed. so it's a dire situation and what's interesting on the ground in israel is that people are divided about the best way to respond to the situation in gaza with regards to the humanitarian catastrophe with regards to the hunger crisis, which is growing worse by the day. and we actually spent the day with a group of protesters who four six weeks now have been doing everything in their power to stop aid from getting into gaza. take a look at what we found >> the march with >> determination to the kerem shalom border as they have for six weeks their mission to block international aid from crossing into gaza >> the >> border police are waiting for them dangerous sniper fire and project donald, he officer warns, i asked you to leave this place but the protesters are undeterred, made up mostly of hostage family members, dormir reservists, and settlers. >> they >> ignore the order and change course to me move closer to the crossing. >> so you can see the >> trucks with aid over there. the police had been trying to stop the protesters, but then they've just cut through this field and they're pushing ahead how can anyone check and see what's inside or bags of right? that are meant to go to their children are filled with bullet under >> international law, it's israel's obligation to make sure that the ordinary citizens of gaza don't starve to that then right now, they are starving to death amongst is making it very difficult because musk is not allowing this to rise daniel calling it, then we'll do not are seeing it. >> but they're doing it. i'm telling you here >> and now we knew it's getting to children of gaza. we will do it this does not arrive at their doorstep. this arrives into the channels of come off that are fighting us on holding our hostages nowhere was no evidence to support the idea that all of this aid is going to hamas, not to the rest of the population. this is intelligence only for terror. that's why they're getting is it should get only the minimum calories required to survive there >> starving to death because there are no, they are starving to really make it, you know what? >> starving, starving to death, give us back gives, the hostages back, know a single a loaf of bread should go there to our hostages are coming back to many people in the world listening what you're saying, what you're protesting for, it sounds like a a contravention of international law and be incredibly callous in the face of an epic humanitarian catastrophe. in the face of children starving to death, people can't understand why anyone in their right mind would advocate for stopping aid. >> cms has no play. hamas has no rules hamas is holding civilians, you know, even if they're easy, humanitarian crisis are in there is no even if there is, it's my right anyway, dot to priori replace a life of kubeva. it one year old babies are desert over any guzman vb. >> and with that, the interview is over as the protesters press on previously, they've managed to block aid trucks from crossing but on this day, the police have been given their orders and no one is getting through, prompting anger from the crowd >> were confused. go deal with the war. this shouts, we can to help you cross here. the protesters try their luck in another area that the authorities are just as quick to stop them so the police are now really starting to lose their patients. they've been trying to push these protesters away for hours now and still do not leave thing >> on this day is small or sentiment is shared by the majority of people in the country. recent poll by the israel democracy see institute found that 68% of jewish israelis oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid into gaza on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire. seven year-old fadel sand is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition christian doctors at the kamal adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him fadi's mother says she's already lost two children. she doesn't want to lose him according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already. and with the un warning that famine is just a step away, there is hardly room for debate more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible >> and i >> should add rahel that since our piece was first published, gaza's health authorities have updated the death toll you say that there are now 23 children who have died inside gaza as a result of acute malnutrition and dehydration and the fear is that this is going to continue to get worse unless something is done to get more aid in more quickly. we have heard from the biden administration, they are playing planning this ambitious project to bring in aid by sea to build this pier that could take 30 to 60 days and humanitarian aid workers are saying really that is too long, that is a distraction from the real issue, which is another crossing needs to be opened up in the north, which is the hardest hit the most isolated, the most desperate situation and so far though there hasn't been any consensus reached with the israeli government about opening up some kind of a carter from the north of gaza to rahel >> of course, award just a really powerful, at times difficult to watch peace, but important reporting nonetheless christopher ward live force in jerusalem. clarissa, thank you. >> all right. let's bring in colonel cedric leighton. he is a cnn military analyst and retired us air force colonel. so good to see you. let me ask how difficult we heard clarissa, they're talking about this new initiative from the biden administration to build this pier essentially for humanitarian aid. how difficult logistically typically is something like that to build and how long do you think it might take >> yeah. >> it's great to be with you and this is as clarissa pointed out, 30 to 60 days is certainly a possible timeframe. i think they can perhaps do some parts of this a lot quicker than that. i knew there some assets that are already pre-positioned in europe. they're using the port of larnaca in cyprus just to the north of gaza. >> that >> you as a staging area that would allow for not only material to be staged, that will help create that pea or that the us is trying to build in gaza. but it's also so one of those situations where the logistics have to be perfect and the us navy does have capabilities that can be used rapidly. their cvs are known for their expertise in constructing things out of almost nothing. i and peers are one aspect of what they have experts so what they're going to be doing requires a movement of a lot of pieces from not only the continental united states, but things that are pre-positioned in europe that can be moved forward into the eastern mediterranean. so a lot of what they're going to do is in place right now. in from staging areas, but it's definitely not in gaza. i would suspect that somewhere in the two to three-week range, it would be an area where we'd begin to see things show up. but that of course is a long time for people who are starving to deal with colonel, what do you make and what does it say about the relationship between the biden administration and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the us is essentially circumventing israel to get aid into gaza. we also have that hot mic moment at state of the union where the president was caught saying that he essentially wants to have a come to jesus meeting with netanyahu yeah, that was a very interesting comment from president biden and i think it was a deliberate comment to make sure that >> netanyahu and the rest of his government understood that president biden is losing patience with the israelis. basically, i think what has happened is not only is their domestic political pressure pressure on president biden to do something about the situation in gaza but there's international pressure in the more pictures we see you starving children in gaza, the more pressure will be extorted on who the biden administration and other other countries to do something to alleviate the situation. the food shortage in gaza the biden administration is responding to this. they find the israelis to be frankly intransigent in this particular regard. and they're trying to work their way through this where they keep israel as an ally, but they also do things that will help protect the local population in gaza. and that of course is a very difficult balance. right now. >> we know the population in gaza, 1 and rafah and the period before ramadan was seen as especially critical, just in terms of being able to broker some sort of deal, colonel, do you expect israel will begin a large scale military operation into rafah? with ramadan scheduled to begin momentarily within days >> i certainly hope not. but it wouldn't surprise me if they did. i think it would be a mistake to do this on a number of levels. but most importantly, it would be a mistake to do it because there's so many people that are concentrated here in the risk of civilian casualties is extraordinarily high. and because of that, i think it would be much wiser if they were able to achieve some kind of an agreement where the israeli hostages that are being held by hamas and other groups in gaza are released and in exchange for a temporary ceasefire, which is what the biden administration has talked about now. and did that is something that i think would be very necessary for humanitarian aid to get in there. but as clarissa pointed out in her report it really becomes necessary to not only have this new you sea corridor open up with this appear that is supposed to be developed on gaza's coastline. but it's also important to open up a land crossing, another land crossing that gaetz eight in there because right now time is of the essence and the israeli military operations that could happen in the period before ramadan, that those would be i think it really counterproductive on many, many different levels >> cia director william burns has been pretty, pretty instrumental in an all of the talks thus far, he is meeting with his counterpart and mossad, which is israel spy agency, colonel, what does burns bring to the table in those talks that you think maybe others cannot >> he's got a very interesting dual role in many times when the diplomatic aspects of the intelligence world aren't really publicized that much, most people don't realize how important day diplomatic role someone like the director of the cia can play. i but director burns has a very unique capability in that he is actually a professional diplomat. he was a former ambassador to russia, among other places. he knows diplomacy, he knows the intelligence world, and he's a very, very good negotiator. and he was instrumental in the first hostage releases that brokered between israel, hamas, and qatar, egypt, and the united states. and those efforts didn't pay off for the people but were released. however, of course, there's needed to not only get the remaining hostages out, but there's also a need but to alleviate this humanitarian crisis and ambassador director burns is a person who has a unique skill set that can be used to great effect. and the other thing is he's trusted by all of the party he's involved in his meeting with the mossad director. i is a key element in this, and i think that's the one way we have to move the needle forward in terms of not only preventing a military operation by the israelis, at least on a temporary basis, but also getting some type of ceasefire in place at this juncture. whether or not you'll be successful, of course is another question. but there's almost no one else who is qualified as he is to do this. >> 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plan breakdown. the plan for us a couple of the other items on that five-point safety plan row hell, according to new york governor kathy vocal, include the installation of cameras to protect some of those >> conductors that are operating the subway trains also, it would permit a program that would effectively banned some commuters who assaulted or attack fellow passengers. and the list goes on, but the one that's perhaps the most notable and perhaps some well, it's visible will be the one that you just mentioned will be the increase, the addition of 1,000 more personnel, including not just national guard members, but also state troopers. you see a couple of those stage here at this particular transit stop. here. this is certainly could be one of the steps that the governor is taking a keeping in mind that last february, new york mayor eric adams did actually implement a program that increased nypd officers that led to a roughly 50% decrease in transit prime. so there is a decrease, but there have been more notable, or at least were publicized also violent incidents. and because of that, one of the big challenges for new york governor kathleen hogan now of course, local officials, it actually combating the perception that the situation may be not so safe on new york city subway systems here, a couple of comments from some of those people who use that system every day, how they're reacting to these additional measures? >> i think it can be sometimes hard to like process the statistics when you hear about really scary high-profile incidents. so some of it is certainly an emotional reaction just like the comfort that i get from the presence of the national guard's people is probably somewhat emotional but it helps me go about my life. so i appreciate it. >> never had a problem on the subway system with all now on railroad. i think everybody that works in this system does a great job. this is new york city stuff has been happening for as long as i can remember >> of 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investigation unit and he testified that once ethan was in custody, he spoke to him and he asked him who his parents were, who is father was? he said james and the detective called james and told him to get down to the substation because that's where ethan was. so he and jennifer went down there. i think you can see from this video, once they got there, they were ushered into this interview room. there are two detectives, including detective brian in there and they started talking to the parents and james spoke a lot james said that the they had gotten in an argument the night before with their son, ethan because of a geometry score and that he had taken to ethan to school that morning, the morning of the mass shooting and he really thought everything was calm down and he told his son, just do the best you can in school. he also oh, was asked about does he have any issues and he said, well, he lost his best friend recently. he moved out of state. his dog died. my mother, his grandmother died in april and then it went too well. are there any disciplinary issues involving him and he said these never gotten in trouble with school but then on the cross-examination, the defense they honed in on a pivotal issue in this case the safekeeping of that gun. >> 645 seconds >> james, you that he had a six hour handgun? >> yes. >> there was a 650 seconds. he said that it was hidden in an armbar correct? >> it's six minutes and 58 seconds. and these are approximate timestamp on that hold. and you could have high appreciate it. >> six minutes and 58 seconds that the bolts were hidden in a different spot under genes yes, ma'am. >> when the trial ended on friday, the judge turned to the jury and said, we are really making time on this trial monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week. we will work and then she told the jury, and after that, you could be getting the case so obviously this case is going at record speed and we'll see what next week holds >> all right. our thanks to jean and joining me now to discuss is defense attorney misty marris messi good to see you. >> first. what do you make of the alleged threats that james crumbley is accused of making from jail yeah, it's very curious who these threats were actually directed to. we know that when somebody is incarcerated, that they their calls are monitored. the only clothes that are not monitored are those that would be privileged between an attorney and a client or between a clergyman and mr. crumbly. so where are these threats? that's where directed. we don't know, but it was severe enough to rescind his privileges and to limit his communications. so that leads me to believe that they were significant, and that's why the jail took that extreme measure >> let me ask the jury, heard from a detective who interviewed james crumbley after sunday's attack and he said that ethan seemed fine the morning of the shooting. and i'm curious if not being aware, being unaware of the danger ethan pose, can that be part of a defense and effective part of a defense? >> so that's the central issue of the defense. there's two issues that the defense will focus on. one is the foreseeability aspect. that's what the statute requires to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. so it's looking at the timeframe before ethan committed this horrible and terrible act. and looking at what the parents in this case, james crumbley, knew or should have known based on ethan's conduct. so he said ethan seem fine, but i think there's something else in there that really triggered my mind when i was listening to the testimony. it's the james drove e to the school that morning and we know ethan had that gun with him. so i think that's something the jury is going to pay attention to, but there's a reason that this testimony is coming out. it does speak to foreseeability, and that's the entire argument whether or not they knew ethan had the propensity to commit such a violent act. >> some of those themes, of course, were present when ethan's mom went to trial as well. let me turn to uvalde, texas the families of the victims are furious after an independent investigator found that local police committed no wrongdoing for the 2022 school shooting, despite officers waiting, of course, more than an hour to confront the shooter, misty, what are your thoughts on the findings? >> the findings. i understand where the parents were. absolutely livid. the findings. what a step further and said that it was actually the parents arriving and being upset and panicking at the site that lead to law enforcement being unable to do their job. can you imagine being the parents of one of these victims and sitting there hearing that? >> but let's talk about what the report is. the report is a independent investigative report that was brought by the city. the city executives and city officials for the purposes of litigation. this is an independent investigator who comes in and doesn't analysis and creates this report well, at some point, be used at trial. there's multiple civil litigation is going on. there's multiple criminal inquiry is still open. there's no charges yet, but it's still open. so all of that being said, what this report really means is that it could be evidenced at a trial. it's not dispositive. and by the way, it's at odds with a 600 days doj report which identified significant problems, including what was called cascading failures by the police department. so what happens in the end as these are two competing pieces of evidence in trial, it's more significant though, for the purposes of terminations of officers that were involved all that day, there's 25 officers, none of them were terminated. this report will likely be used to keep them employed. a lot of issues going on to report to me disturbing, but not as meaningful in a courtroom >> misty marris. great to have your insight. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. well, just ahead. gang violence in haiti is spiraling out of 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attacked friday night as gang leaders warn of quote, civil war, if the prime minister does not leave office at has declared a state of emergency until april 3, while tens of thousands of haitians have fled their homes over the past few days let's get to cnn's patrick oppmann, who joins us now with more patrick, just first give us a sense of what you're learning about this attack last night >> well, it's not clear if it was just attack on police stations, which we've seen so much a police station sacked and burned. or if these gang members actually intended to enter the national palace, which of course has like a haiti's white house. so a be incredibly significant and there's a lot of fear both within haiti and certainly at the state department that the gangs could end up taking an occupying a symbolic place like the national palace or the airport in port-au-prince, which has also been under siege. and that would really epitomize haiti's total collapse at that point, if you had symbolic place, like got taking so please apparently were able to keep the gang members at bay, at least for the moment >> patrick, these gang members are calling on the prime minister henry to step down. is it clear clear where he is at one point he was in puerto rico. is it clear where he is right now? >> he has really kept a very low profile. he is not i should any messages. he's not tried to address his people as far as we know, we believe he's in puerto rico. he of course, tried to return to haiti via the dominican republic, was i'm able to this point, it's not clear if he would even be able to get back on the ground in haiti is just maybe too dangerous. the airport, of course remains close to a lot of pressure on him to make way to either resign or announced some sort the transitional government so far at least how he has resisted those attempts to ease his political situation because of course he's gangs are a lot of times represent political parties. so despite the pressure from 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