arrive any moment now and his presumptive, republican rival donald trump is holding a rally in rome. that's located in the northwest part of the state, georgia, a key swing state that biden won in 2020 by less than a percentage point and it is the only swing state among primary contests happening on tuesday. we have team coverage for you of today's campaign events. steve contorno is with the trump campaign, but let's actually begin with priscilla alvarez. she is in atlanta where biden is holding a campaign event in just a few hours. priscilla, what can we expect to hear from the president today? okay >> well, you can expect it outline his domestic accomplishments and convey what that has done for people here in atlanta, but also draw a stark contrast from donald trump calling him his predecessor and recent remarks both yesterday and the state of the union multiple times. now, of course, this it's was a week that the campaign hoped would really crystallize that this is a rematch between president biden and donald trump, and they've been hoping for that moment to lean in and also make clear to voters what is at stake in this election. now of course, this is a state that the president only narrowly won in 2020, as you outlined there earlier sure. and when that early polls show that trump is ahead to the president is bringing his message here to atlanta, not so far from where former president donald trump will be about 60 miles up the road. and when talking to democratic strategist, what they tell me is that the president needs to do is really worked on voter outreach and he could do that by sharing. again and those domestic accomplishments bead on health care costs or or student loan relief. and so by bringing that message here to atlanta, it's hope that they'll energize and mobilize voters because this is a state that won't have that key statewide races like they did in previous elections that really helped boost voter turnout. and so it needs to come directly from the president and the president today is going to accept three endorsements from political action committee, committees that are representing asian americans and black latino americans. so all of this coming together here in this crucial state for president biden in the first of many trips to come, rahel and the campaign also unveiling an ad that georgians will, will soon see tell us about that >> yeah, they're hitting their airway airwaves and they're spending 30 million to do it on digital and television. and notably one of the as they're releasing is one that talks about the president's age. it's been a sensitive topic and one that has been on the minds of voters. take a listen to how they put but in this ad look, i'm not a young guy that's two secret. but here's the deal. >> i >> understand how to get things done for the american people. don't jump believes the job of the prejudice to take we care of donald trump. i believe the job to prisons to fight for you. the american people. >> and that's what i'm doing >> now. that's an ad that's going to air and battleground states as the campaign also boost its campaign infrastructure across all of those states, rahel all right, priscilla, thank you. let's go to steve contorno now, who's covering trump's rally, also set to get underway in the next few hours. steve, give us a sense. this is going to be his first campaign event since nikki haley suspended her race. and her campaign, what can we expect to hear from the former president? president today >> while we're hell in many respects, the former president has been acting like the presumptive nominee for weeks now, he has been campaigning as though he has already won this nominating contests. and so i expect he's going to say a lot of what we've heard from him already in recent weeks is going to talk about the economy, crime, and especially immigration. just to give you a sense that takes a look at the signs. he is handing out to supporters here at today's event features a picture, laken riley. this is the 22 year-old missing she did, who was allegedly killed by an undocumented man after jogging on the university of georgia campus one side of accuser picture, the other side, it says the phrase say her name, remember our angel. so clearly, there are politicized his death and featuring it. and this could be a regular feature on the campaign trail. that message is being brought today in a district that is represented in congress by marjorie taylor greene. she will be here today. she of course, just coming out of the state of union adjustment. she had a number of clashes with president biden, heckled him from the audience any curves? shame to say, like in riley's name during his address, which he did. so just a sense of how that's going to play out on the campaign trail. we're seeing a little bit of it today, but this is rug all the contrary try to just tell me that this is a part of the state that trump doesn't necessarily need to convince these are his bread and butter voters. he needs to convince people in the suburbs of atlanta, which is about 70% of the population is in the metro atlanta area. and whether he wins this race is not whether he can convince marjorie taylor greene's district whether he can convince those white suburban moms his college-educated voters around the atlanta area, rahel >> and steve actually, as we can hear behind you, there was clearly someone who appear because we heard the applause. we believe that marjorie taylor greene has now arrived. can you give us a sense based on what you can see? are you are sort of what's happening there >> see if can you hear me in any event we are looking at the congresswoman as she arrives at that event, we expect to hear from the former president and just a few hours. but again, that happening in rome, georgia, steve contorno, priscilla alvarez. thank you. both will keep an eye on it. well, let's talk about this more now with alex thompson. he has a national political reporter for axios. i'm also joined by sabrina sidiki. she is a white house reporter for the wall street journal. good to see you both, alice, let me start with you. biden, obviously, attempting to really turn up the heat on trump at that state of the union speech. and also in his pennsylvania speech last night, he will likely attack trump even more today in his georgia speech. >> how >> do you think the last couple of days have changed his campaign, if at all? >> well a few days don't change this dynamic of the campaign, which is that the president is unpopular. he hit the highest disapproval number of his presidency just this week. >> but >> and they're overwhelming concerns about joe biden's age, 75 to 80% of the country doesn't really agree on much, but there's serious concerns about him having other term that being said. if there is a joe biden comeback, if he's going to change the dynamics of the race, i think the state of union on thursday, which really wasn't about the message, it was about how he set it we may be looking at that as the turning point in this campaign because you're going to see the joe biden campaign address the age issue much more head on than he has been. you are also going to see him just out there more the last few days. someone i think joked, it was like joe biden youth tour. and i think you're going to see him out there lot more to address those concerns. >> yeah. i mean, we think about his late night appearance. think about him sort of getting ice cream in new york. you certainly have seen certainly a lot more of the president, sabrina, let me ask. we just saw that ad that his campaign unveiled today where he says, and i'm paraphrasing here, but he says something to the point of, you know, i'm not a young guy. i know that, but then he leans into what his age of 40 tim, it's experience essentially is what he's getting at do think that this can be an effective strategy to try to get in front of what republicans are hoping is maybe his greatest liability well, i think that's exactly what the biden campaign is trying to do. i mean, they've for months had deliberations over how they address the president's age, which is one of his perceived liabilities, especially with many of these public opinion polls showing that americans do have concerns about his age there are some advisers who for some time have been saying that the president should embrace his age. he should have a sense of humor about it as you saw in that ad. and he should try and turn what is seat, what could be seen as a liability into an asset. and really, you saw him do the same in his state of the union address on thursday where he talked about how his age also is what is a testament to his experience and talking about the decades of time he has spent in public service. of course, listing all the accomplishments of his first term and then of course, laying out what his vision would be for a second term. and i think also what you saw in that ad is drawing that contrast with four former president trump saying, trumbull only cares about himself and refocusing on the issues that president biden and his campaign, we believe will be at the forefront of this election. issues like the economy reproductive freedoms, protecting democracy here at home and abroad. and i think that is sort of the approach that i think we'll expect to see the president and the biden campaign take is not ignore his age because they can't ignore it, but trying to refocus the conversation on the issues that they believe voters ultimately care about >> aleks button has been attacking trump for meeting with hungarian strongman viktor orban, who trump praised as a fantastic leader take a listen to what he said >> nobody that's better, smarter, or a better than viktor orban, who spent great job >> non-controversial figure, because he said this is the way it's going to be in as he had done >> the boss obviously a great leader, fantastic leader, europe and all over the world, their respective >> yeah, alex trump's saying something to be effective. we kept in touch. let me ask, how much does the gop, how much is the gop on board with this? relationship >> i think they well, it depends which part of the gop that you are talking about. now, there are some parts of the gop, especially some of the more old george w bush wing of the party that do have concerns, especially given that orban is part of the eu and some of the reform forums use down to undermine the democracy over there. that being said, there is a part of the republican party that does love or ban you. remember that tucker carlson went has gone over and did a very complimentary interview or ban they see or ban and, you know, vladimir putin and some of their rhetoric way that they are defending quote, unquote western culture that you've seen. this part of that, of that face. often based, sometimes in white grievance that has really applaud those leaders and donald trump beyond sort of his, his admiration of him being a quote, strong man, which is what he's called him in the past. there's also some of the reforms especially in the culture wars that they also admire >> sabrina, let me ask the question. of course has been since nikki haley suspended her campaign. well, where did the nikki haley voters go? that of course is a question we won't know until perhaps november but when we see trump today at this rally, do think he at least makes the pitch to those voters or the appeal to those voters. >> well, he hasn't made that pitch yet. i think that one of the vulnerabilities that the head-to-head between former president trump and nikki haley exposed for the former president was that he has a problem with moderate suburban and independent voters. some of those voters, of course, were key to propelling president biden into the white house in 2020. and a lot of haley's support came from those types of voters. because when you broke down the numbers i don't think there's any doubt that the republican base is firmly behind former president trump. i think we're about 95, 96% of self-identified republicans say that they will support donald trump come november. but when it comes to those moderate suburban, independent voters, were, haley was drawing support from are they would be biden voters. it seems like they are probably more likely to be voters who could go who could fold it, go into biden's fold and you know, you saw president biden actually make a direct appeal to those voters when haley dropped out by saying that there is a place that there is a place for them in his vision for the country we haven't really seen trump do that. he's doubling down on the grievances, the personal attacks, the hardline rhetoric on immigration of course, the election denialism that's been core to his message. a lot of the things that these voters don't like about trump's. so we'll see if any of that changes. but so far we just haven't seen that shift in tone from the former for 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much more to the store united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn. >> welcome back down 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 the 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 i assure >> biden's comments come as the us just conducted another humanitarian airdrop into gaza. but a humanitarian crisis deepening even further, also, just a short time ago, the un issuing a warning that four out of five households in gaza no longer have safe drinking water. let's get to cnn's clarissa ward in jerusalem. i'll clarissa the president, there are not exactly striking the most optimistic tone about hopes for a ceasefire by ramadan. what's the latest there? >> yeah rahel, i mean, it was just about ten days ago that president biden seemed very confident. he said that he hoped for a ceasefire to be announced on monday. this is last monday obviously that did not happen. now, we are heading into ramadan this coming monday and it here is that no one is closer to being able to establish a deal. we do know that the israeli intelligence chief david barnea and cia director bill barnes did meet on friday and there are attempts to continue to hash out a deal for some kind of a release, obviously of the hostages and also a temporary ceasefire to ease the absolute dire humanitarian situation inside gaza, which continues to spiral really out of control. for all rahel we've heard updated figures. again tonight from the health ministry inside gaza. they are now saying that 20 have died as a result of acute malnutrition and dehydration. cnn cannot independently confirm firm that because international journalists are not allowed into gaza to report on the ground, but it's certainly gels with what we have been hearing from groups like the un, who have warned that hundreds of thousands of gazans and the northern part of the enclave are one step away from famine who have announced today, as you mentioned, that four out of five people do not have or four out of five households, i should say specifically, do not have access any longer to clean water and while these aid drops show a certain level of intention and goodwill, they according to aid organization patients are not terribly efficient and effective in terms of the mechanism for actually distributing aid. we heard from one humanitarian worker who said they're a great photo op but they are terrible in terms of trying to make sure that people on the ground get the aid they need. what aid agencies are saying rahel is that they needed to be he distributed on the ground in order to distribute it on the ground, you need some kind of a ceasefire and you need more openings into the gaza strip to ensure that the aid can get to some of those more isolated pockets >> yeah. i mean, concerns about the airdrops being not the most efficient, but also dangerous. as we saw earlier this week, clarissa, let me ask about getting humanitarian aid in via see what, what reaction have you seen to this announcement of a corridor appear being built in gaza? so for humanitarian aid i mean, to be honest, it's been a bit of a mixed reaction. i think that for a lot of people the sentiment is too little too late because the reality is by their own admission, this port or peer is going to take somewhere from three to six weeks to actually build. and so that is valuable time during which potentially many people could die. and there are others as well again, humanitarian officials, aid workers who say that this is just a glaring distraction from the clear and obvious reality, which is that you need masses of aid to be able to enter gaza from multiple points and distributed on the ground by professional aid organization stations. and that cannot happen without some kind of a agreement from israel with regards to opening up another border crossing in the north and be some kind of a ceasefire that would allow those aid organs possessions to move around freely on the ground. they do have a sort of interface with israel via this organization cogat that is in charge or take in charge of deconfliction. but there are so many times were they we will ask to go and launch a mission that will be told no, that's not possible, and that's more aid that's not getting where it needs to go. rahel >> of course, award live for us in jerusalem. course. i thank you. let's continue this conversation now and bring in cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier kim, good to see you. is it from your perspective inevitable at this point that there will not be any sort of ceasefire agreement reached by tomorrow evening and the start of ramadan even though the and other actors are putting heavy >> pressure on hamas, i don't see how they'd bring it about. it seems that hamas is decided that the better strategy for it, for its survival is to say no who is ceasefire and keep fighting on because it's pretty clear that even if the israelis did a six-week ceasefire, they would continue fighting after that, their ultimate goal is to get into the rafah area to target what they believe are high-value hamas officials in that area. and also current and former israeli officials have told me they think that there are tunnels beneath rafah. rafah is sort of a town that straddles the egypt, gaza border. and they believed that there are deep tunnels that have allowed hamas to store up the supplies that it needs to keep attacking israel. so one way or the other hamas is apparently made the calculation that if it's going to continue to face and israeli onslaught it might as well keep the hostages and keep the arab world pressure on israel because that is growing by the day and we should point out that rafah's an area where pre-october seventh had a population of about 300,000. it's now expected that there was 1.5 million people living in rafah. and so just sort of gives you a sense of just some of the alarm that an operation into rafah has created. and let me ask him, you just came back from the middle east. you were in baghdad. can you give us a sense of some of your conversations? some of the insights you picked up while being there >> yes >> people in iraq absolutely >> associate everything that israel is doing on the ground inside gaza with the united states. they blame the white house for israel to be able to continue the crack on, on him that they believe has killed tens of thousands of innocent civilians. even people that you talked to that i would have said we're pro-american before are looking at the us in a different way. >> i'm >> also seeing this continued trend of radicalisation, especially the young people, young people who used to walk up and try to talk to me to ask me about getting a visa or a job in the united states. both me and other americans who were attending this conference so just a real chill that people didn't want to talk to us this time around. an on-stage. everyone talked about the nightmare going on in gaza and one iraqi militia leader was interviewed and he was given a hard time by the iraqi journalists interview saying, why aren't you attack us troops? and he said, oh, well, will attack them again if necessary. but the us has gotten a message for now. >> that is a chilling anecdote to share. let me ask him, what about the us now announcing that it's going to help build this, this maritime corridor, this pier to get aid into gaza. can you give me a second? sense from your perspective of what impact you think that that might have both on the grounds in terms of getting aid into gaza, but to even just optically great idea. great pr campaign that's how it's being seen in large parts of the arab world. but how practically are they going to overcome the problems that have already beset some of the un convoys trying to get into the north. how are they going to land the aid onto the beaches with the out some sort of a dock. now the us has said it's could take a month to two months to build that. the eu is saying that they could begin transferring in aid as soon as this weekend. >> well, >> where is the bridge? the literal bridge to get that aid from the water? for onto the beach and then the second question is, where's the security? where all of these aid bundles have come down from the air. they've gotten swarmed by criminal gangs or by >> okay. kim dozer, we'll leave it >> here. good to have your insights today. i think you can >> well, the nation's top cyber security agency has been hacked and forced to take some of its systems offline, and that is not the >> only hack right now having an effect here in the us do. >> you know, why i selected you to crush what makes you weak >> anyone who dares insult me or my concrete shall feel mike 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what's all happening here. >> sure. rahel, this is an example of how we're all vulnerable in cyberspace to a certain extent because we rely on widely-used technology that occasionally has vulnerabilities. so the cyber agency in the us that is charged with inspecting federal networks and protecting them found a an intrusion into their networks last month and at this time, the agency was warning other federal agencies that this is an issue. this particular piece of software that's used for vpn access for federal employees was vulnerable and now they've found out that they too were hacked. so they're trying to use it as a teachable moment saying, hey we try our best, but we got, we got owned in this case. and as you mentioned, that the two systems that were affected or not, not trivial one holds information on chemical plants and their security, the security assessments for that and the other is a means by which a federal officials help state and locals secure their network so they're dealing with it, they're trying to raise awareness they're owning the problem. and it's just another example of how we're all targets in this space. rahel >> john speaking of vulnerabilities, there was and also this other side we're attack on a computer network for a company that serves thousands of hospitals and clinics. and apparently this has some clinics really just even scrambling to stay open. >> rahel, this is the biggest cyber attack to affect the health care sector in the us ever, according to experts, i've talked to it's we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars a day in lost revenue for health care providers. the problem here is that one company, the company that was that suffered a cyber attack called change healthcare is sort of a part of the central nervous system of the financing of the health sector. because they help doctors, process prescriptions, look up, look up insurance, and if their network is down, it's really hard for a lot of people in the ecosystem around the country to do their jobs. so i talked to one financial officer at a cancer clinic in oregon who said, we might be forced to close because we're running out of money and it's a widespread issue. so there's a lot of pressure here in the us on the health and human services department to get this right into help bring clinics back online, help them get financing. rather, row >> sean, also, i mean, just when it rains, it pours one of the biggest computer companies, microsoft now saying that russian hacker there's gain access to some of its core software systems. >> yeah, it's been a busy 48 hours for for me, rahel and for others, but basically here, this is an elite russian hacking unit. us official say it as part of the foreign intelligence service of the kremlin and we already knew that they had breached microsoft, but now we're learning that it's more serious than we we previously knew, because the hackers, according to microsoft's own statement, we're able to get access to 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>> bullet tearing through her back and out her abdomen her dad frustrated by life. >> he says they've been here about a year-and-a-half before that, they were in their own home. but they said because of the gang violence, it was overtaken. your home was burned down. so here they are hoping to have found what would have been a safe refuge. but he says not even this is safe feel better. okay >> chaos. nell grips much of haiti, especially the capital port-au-prince. for the first time, i haitian security source tells us rival gangs are now working together, launching a wide scale series of attacks against the government going after the airport, police stations and prisons the terrible toll of the violence felt nearly everywhere even here behind the high walls of quito families, home for children run by sister piezo. the rules here posted on the wall, shelter must be friends with ms be friends get along with each other getting along. >> that's the challenge here. >> sister pisces >> lived in port-au-prince for 25 years. the last five of which she's dedicated to creating safe spaces for children many of those here orphaned because of the deadly gang violence i never put up readings for the after year, ma corruption cummings. she tells me sister says she also gets prayer requests from those you might not expect since the reference don't you see we are in danger, prefer is very mke, but everyday from the gang members >> dan members are asking you to pray since some of the gang members themselves, just kids this 14 year-old says he was recruited at 11 >> i >> can't go to school. he tells me wishing he could escape the gangs control. i watched so many people get killed and then i have to set their bodies on fire he says, outside of haiti's capital, it's more often the anti-government protests rather than the gangs paralyzing cities in jeremy, we drive with members of the world food programme to a local school. >> these kids have not been to school since early january they'll tell you right the catholic priest who runs it shows us around just noticing on the chalkboard here in the last date january 11 >> the last time the kids were actually inside the classroom since it's been it's empty, >> violent protests erupted in january, making it too dangerous for the school's 234 students to travel to for the staff here, it's heartbreaking do you think about them in what's been now more than a month that they haven't been here. do you think about their >> situations is very sad for them, for hot sauce? because i know >> he knows it's about more than missing out on an education >> ungroup i've noted there are two to eat >> hunger is what drove this young team to go out at night alone and gang controlled territory last year, hoping to find food instead, she tells us she was attacked and rape, giving birth in january to a baby boy the son of a likely gang member. she thinks month that i can't abandon him. she tells me my mother struggled a lot with me, so i have to do 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not a little bit over that in spots, we have gotten a month's worth of rain here in a week in atlanta. and you can see the results of that in the creek. the creek has been kind of rushing this morning. it was higher. we have some of it receding you're looking at some of those levels this morning and you can see that the creek the evidence of the creek rising because look at the debris in the trees, you can see the kind of our plastic pollution plastic bags and stuff that have come up into the trees and the brush here. once that creek rose. now, earlier in the week when we have that 2.5 inches there's a ring. you could tell that it came up and kind of came up across the street because we have this sediment in this soil into debris that's very muddy. i'm thinking here right now, and you've got all of this in the street. you can see the mud across the street, where the water just took all of the sediment with it. neighbors were just telling us here that the water reached into yards across the street that's how high up the water came and how far it went again, a month's worth of rain here in a week. now we do know when we have a warmer atmosphere that's able to hold more water, we have an increase in those days that you can get two inches of rain in a day, those deluge days are just increasing across the southeast and across the us. now that threat for the heavy rain is going to run up the east coast as we go through the day today, could even have some snow up towards vermont and new hampshire, rahel? >> yeah, i can say that we've already started to see some of the rain here in new york come down even just within the last few hours or so, at least so we're off and let live in atlanta, lisa, thank you >> all right. caitlin clark is having cool lights. a final season for the university of iowa, and she just broke another ncw a record will explain when we come back happy to the golden boy of new jersey, i engaged in affair with another man >> did you? who want to be outed? 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current golden state warriors star and former davidson wildcats steph curry, clark hit the big three in the fourth quarter after missing her first 11 attempts from beyond the yard sheets for 24 points, that where hold streak had zero in fact, on the game's outcome is iowa went on to win 95, 62 over penn state and the big ten tournament quarter finals. and afterwards, she was asked about her musk celebration after making historic bucket challenge i, was just kind of trolling and messing around when i made that, you know, you've gotta have some font. i thought our team had a lot of fun tonight in yeah, i'm just proud of our girls. hopefully if i shoot it even better, it would even be, you know, we'd probably be in the hundreds. so that's the exciting part about this. >> rahel clark has said that all of the pressure and attention that she's garnered with chasing all of these milestones has not been a distraction for her or the team, and they're going to have to compartmentalize once again, is they get set to face a tough michigan team later on this afternoon at 04:30 eastern, clark says that the job is not done. she's got a lot left to do before ultimately moving on to the wnba next season >> welcome and thank you for joining me.