>> hello, and welcome to have you as here in the united states and all around the world, i'm linda kincaid coming up on cnn user as desperately needed food aid slowly arrives into gaza, will look at the ways the biden administration is sidestepping netanyahu and his government to tackle the die humanitarian situation. and a judge rules that the prosecutor on donald trump's georgia election case hen stay on the trial, but only if her former lover, the lead prosecutor is removed. the details in that decision coming up, >> plus bumi back about 15 feet from there to about right there in that debris and i just held onto whatever i could grab hold of more severe weather on the way after a string of deadly tornadoes in the midwest reduce parts of some towns to rubble the latest from the scene and weather center live from atlanta >> this is cnn newsroom with lynda kinkade >> and you've warning about malnutrition in gaza during the first week of ramadan, unicef says acute malnutrition is affecting one-third of children under the age of two in northern gaza in southern gaza surrounded by rubble. these people took to press on friday. there are 1.4 million palestinians in rafah and israel is planning to conduct a ground offensive death on friday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office said he had approved a plan for action in rafah luck it includes evacuating people from rafah before the offensive, but no word on how that would be done. the us says it has not seen israel's plans for rough er, but the white house says the us is cautiously optimistic about ceasefire talks, which is slated to continue next week. >> we have conversations that are happening. now as we as we speak here. >> and i >> am convinced they'll go on into the coming days. israel has sent back a negotiating team to pursue this and i think it reflects the sense both of possibility and of urgency to get an agreement to get a ceasefire, to get the hostages back, to get even more humanitarian assistance in well, the us president is praising his speech. the code for new elections in israel on those a us senate majority leader, chuck schumer, who is jewish slant israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he said many israelis have lost their confidence in the vision and direction of their government top republicans and israel's ruling parties spoke out against the speech. the mr. biden gave his soup support on friday >> speech expressed serious concern. sure. not only by hand for many americans about and matt friday with ireland's prime minister, the white house says they emphasized this shared view for a two-state solution in the middle east. after the meeting, the irish later expressed his concern about us weapons being used in gaza the rows was very clear that that's the us would continue to support israel to assist is routed to defend itself so i don't think that's going to change what i think none of us like to see american weapons being used in the way they are the way to read here's the moment is not self-defense >> joining me now is doing a blank is senior political scientist at rand corporation and non-profit global policy think tank, research institute and public sector consulting firm. he also advised then senator joe biden on issues concerning south and southeast asia, as well as the middle as jenna good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me >> sorry, us president and the israeli prime minister. same at odds over the situation in gaza. the real joe biden, literally looking at ways to go around the prime minutes to get aid into gaza how would you describe this conundrum >> well, i think that the goals of president biden and prime minister netanyahu are fundamentally at odds. prison. biden is trying to at a bare minimum, make life better for the palestinians in general and particular, four for the civilians in gaza and trying to persuade netanyahu to pull back from his harsh invasion. >> netanyahu >> in my judgment, is really just looking to stay in power. and he is so beholden to his right-wing allies that he just has no way of moving out of the very harshest policies that he could possibly concoct. >> jonah, the us house, leverage it, sends billions of dollars to israel every year. the intercept estimates that the total a, the us will be giving the israel in 2023 and early 2024 will be about 18 billion dollars. that's the $3.8 billion that the us typically sounds, plus about 14.5 billion in supplemental aid already passed by the house. no doubt will be passed by the senate you write in foreign affairs that getting tough with israel might be politically toxic for joe biden, but getting tough with net yahoo is not just explain that for us >> sure >> traditionally in american politics, there are very few things that democrats and republicans agree on and aid to israel is one of them. until this year really it was almost unthinkable for any american politician to come out really strongly against aid for israel however, netanyahu has proven himself. so extreme the fact that we have 31,000 casualties, deaths in gaza so far has really changed that equation. so a large portion of the democratic party, i is now quite willing to get tough with the current policy in israel. the senate speed the majority leader, chuck schumer of stalwart defender of israel for his whole career, just came out with a big speech on this. >> so getting tough with the israeli people are government is still difficult, but getting tough with netanyahu may well be something >> that is now politically possible. >> and politically speaking, i have to ask you how this is going to affect her biden in the upcoming election and the lightest opinion polls show he has a very small laid against donald trump. and it seems likely that his supportive of the war against hamas is at odds with how people, especially young voters and muslim voters think, right? >> that is right >> there is a lot of >> discontent in the united states as a whole book, particularly among democrats upon whom joe biden really needs to rely for any hope of victory, not just arab americans and muslim voters, but progressives, young i'm voters. anyone who really, who cares about human rights. and the margin of victory that joe biden had in key swing states in 2020 is, in many cases smaller than the number of these voters in each of these states, states like michigan, like georgia, georgia, wisconsin, arizona, pennsylvania so joe biden has a really tough needle to thread prison. biden has to keep traditional supporters of israel while avoid losing this base coalition that is profoundly alienated by netanyahu's policies >> make an interesting point, jenna blank. we appreciate your time. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me what turning to donald trump's georgia election subversion case now and >> fulton county district attorney fani willis has accepted her lead prosecutor is resignation while praising his courage for taking on the case. nathan wade's departure comes after the presiding judge ruled that either willis or wade must exit the trial for it to overcome a quote, cloud of impropriety created by their romantic relationship. wade says he's stepping down to move the case forward as quickly as possible. parties face a march 25 deadline to appeal. the judge's ruling. >> in new york. the judge him, mr. trump's hush money criminal case is delaying that trial. further complicating the former president's legal calendar cnn's evan perez has more from washington the judge overseeing donald trump's criminal hush money trial in manhattan is delaying the start of the trial while he >> resolves a dispute over tens of thousands of dollars documents were turned over in recent weeks for the defense. the trial was set to begin on march 25th, and judge one merchan's order on a 30 day delay throws more uncertain certainty into the legal calendar for the former president. the judge didn't set a new trial date, but it's now unlikely to start before mid-april. the announcement follows a dispute between the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg's office and trump's legal team over tens of thousands of documents that were turned over this month by federal prosecutors in new york southern district. now, a march 25 hearing will deal with the documents turned over this month, as well as trump's effort to dismiss the case and to sanction brad's office over the defense claims of delays in receiving potentially exculpatory information judge merchan wrote, there are significant questions of act which this court must resolve before it may rule on the defendant motion merchan ordered the parties, namely trump, to avoid scheduling any commitments that would compete with a new trial timeline that was based on this new 30 day delay. evan perez, cnn, washington >> for me, us vice president mike pence says he won't endorse donald trump and the upcoming presidential election. he didn't say who he would vote for now that trump is the presumptive republican nominee pence did make it clear he wouldn't vote for joe biden and suggested that he wouldn't back a third-party candidate either >> donald trump is pursuing and articulating an agenda that is at odds with the conservative agenda that we governed on during our four years. and that's why i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump in this campaign. >> well, i've depends, ended his own presidential bid in october. trump accused him of being disloyal for not then endorsing him in the primaries devastating scenes of destruction in the us, softer tornadoes and severe storms tore across the midwest. at least three people were killed, dozens more left injured. cnn spoke with one survivor who was washing dishes inside. now obliterated taco bell when the tornado hit have a listen to how he's quick thinking, saved his life. when does, when disaster struck, walk-in cooler, i turned around and started holding freezer door and then they just started shaking. it, blew me back about 15 feet from there to about right there and that debris and i just held on and whatever i could grab a hold of held a sound. she was screaming oh, my god. he and he was like, just hold on it's all we can do. >> what were you thinking in that moment? >> hold on. >> that's all you can think a lot quicker than you think it was about five seconds the worst though it was over >> well, ohio governor mike to wine visited one of the hottie hit counties friday saying nothing prepared him for the tremendous damage he witnessed survey teams from the us national weather service combing through the aftermath of the severe storms across indiana and ohio, finding evidence of stronger tornadoes and in southern texas and parts of the us gulf coast are facing the threat of flash flooding and severe weather this weekend. a meteorologist chad myers has the details linda the national weather service was out all day yesterday looking at the damage and what it would take to cause damage like this to communities in ohio, in >> indiana down through arkansas. and there was even a tornado in north texas that's how long of a line of severe weather this was. look at this little video here though from roy pick, an eta, ohio but really this is just a wispy little tornado, nothing but i'm going to fast forward. you're just a few minutes. and this turned into an absolute monster. we even have some what they call horizontal vertices wrapping around the top of this system. this thing was just wanted to bring every little thing into the middle of it and throw it on up into the sky. and that's what it did. now there were 400 and then some reports of damage across the country on thursday and most of them were hail, lot of them are wind and more than a dozen were tornadoes. but still going to have to do a little bit of work here to pick up those pieces. because many, many communities are really in need of some support here, this is what we look like now for the rest of today down here from san antonio, texas, this is where the potential for any severe weather will be later on this afternoon into the overnight hours, all the way to about this time tomorrow morning, there still will be storm's going on, hail wind, and a few tornadoes, but not like we had on thursday so here's the heavy rainfall possible could be two to four inches of rain on top of places that have already seen rain, especially places that saw rain yesterday. so this could cause some flooding and that's why they've put out this little flood risk threat here from austin, san antonio, the hill country all the way down to houston as well. temperatures down in houston, 74. notice to the north though, oklahoma city 63. that's your coal friend. >> it can be 74 and atlanta day at two down thanks to child will for more information about how you can help the victims and the midwest tornadoes go to cnn.com slash impact russian later, vladimir putin is pretty much certain to win the ongoing presidential 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welcome back as a major police operation underway in haiti to find a gang leader known as barbecue he's the most prominent figure behind the violence that has devolved into a political and humanitarian crisis. on friday, the un world food programme says more than 4 million people. that's about a third of patients are suffering from acute hunger the un is calling for urgent action to save the children. they're cnn is the first major news network in port-au-prince since the recent gang uprising began his al cnn's david culver >> don't know what you like. it's okay. you you're gonna pick out the one i would forget there the logistics up this trip alone and have been incredibly challenging to say the least. they're confirming with us something that we've been working on the entire de and that is the land andy trying to figure out where we'll touch down. it's a very dire situation in port-au-prince gunshots >> to hear that, if it is >> already hearing gunshots, just a few seconds into stepping out of the car after arriving here, port-au-prince? our pilot cell. let's that they had been shot at at previous trips and yet they still intend to continue to make these missions as often as they can not just to bring people in who like us want to cover this and bring this story to the world? but more importantly to bring those who are desperate to get out. it's been a lot of diplomats in particular that have left but others are on the list. in fact, some of the pilots that we've spoken with say they have lists that are hundreds of people desperate to get out. of course that is ilia luxury. any of the haitians don't have that opportunity, nor can they even consider it. so for them, it's about having to deal with what is a worsening situation with each passing day? and hoping that the un or other foreign forces that might be able to bring aid can do that. as strategically and quickly as possible. david culver cnn, port-au-prince, haiti >> was the violence and chaos in haiti gets worse. us officials are bracing for a surge of boys carrying migrants along the florida coastline. law enforcement agencies are on alert and marine and aviation units are increasing patrols in the area. a local sheriff's department it says it's receiving daily intelligence bulletins that haitian migrants, so waiting for opportunities to enter the us spicy love to 13 years of civil war in syria. millions of children there are in dire need of humanitarian assistance unicef says hundreds of thousands of children are suffering from physical and mental until trauma brought on by the violence, economic crisis, and disease outbreaks. young lives have also been shattered by the earthquakes that devastated the country last year. close to two-and-a-half million children not in school and more than 650,000 under the age of five, a chronically mountain nourished. united airlines flight was 145 people on board, landed safely and oregon friday, even though the plane was missing, an external 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leaders are either dead, jailed, exiled, or banned from running some russian voters is still staging small acts of defiance. videos showing them putting dye into ballot boxes, or even trying to set fires at polling stations. but for most sebastian, shukla joins us from london good to have you with us step so this is the second day of polling given how many opponents were denied the chance to enter this race how many people are coming out to vote >> well, lynda, the crucial thing that we'll be looking out for is what that turnout number will be given the situation in russia and the war and the war economy that president putin has flipped. his country to being in two becoming will be the thing to look out for as he looks to restart his authority on the election. and obviously lynda that goes without saying he has to win first. and as you said, this is the second day. second day two of three of voting, which has been going on across russia, began in the kamchatka peninsula out, way out in russia's pacific coast. and will end on sunday night with the final ballots closing at around 08:00 p.m. local time. and then we will start to see exactly what the results and outcome may be. i want you to take a listen to what dmitry polyansky, the russian ambassador at the un, had to say about the elections with somebody i call on all my fellow citizens in these three days to go to the polls and to participate to make their free choice. but our foes and those were envious, rive and they're impotent rage. our cause is righteous and we will triumph president pt news. >> obviously the front runner here and there are other candidates standing for other parties. president putin himself stands as an independent but is backed by his former party, which is known as united russia. the other candidates, though are without calling a spade. a spade are generally pro putin themselves and they are also anti-war, which as i said is crucial in these elections. so lynda will have to wait and see exactly what the outcome is to be able to say definitively definitively, who wins but we won't really hear that until sunday, linda. >> yeah, we weren't here that but the outcome is pretty much known. putin's certainly on track to be the longest later than have the longest reign since dictator joseph stalin another six-year time. of course, he's worn ukraine is seeing huge losses, hundreds of thousands of russians estimated to have died in the battle. field. people having to vote in occupied territory yeah, lynda, the four occupied regions of ukraine, her son, zaporizhzhia, donetsk and luhansk of which that battle >> line intersects all of those regions differing amounts are allowed to vote in this election. and are being encouraged to vote polling and voting opened ten days earlier than the start of the official election campaign in the russian mainland. for those citizens. and the 4.5 million of them, roughly who, who still live there are allowed to vote. and the russian state has been going on an ambition. and i'm it's just project to try to get these people to take russian citizenship and passports. but the central election committee, which extensively runs the elections in russia, has said that if you are a ukrainian can you have a ukrainian passport? you are allowed to vote in this election. now, crucially though we don't have any election observers, they're independent election observers. there be able to tell us what's going on. and so the thing that we will be looking out for is where exactly will president putin? make his final or first appearance as the newly elected or anointed russian prime minute president. when he did it in 2018, the first place he went was the other illegally annexed territory that was crimea lender all right. >> we'll be watching it closely. could have canister for a said thanks so much sebastian shukla, there were ukraine says a russian missile strike on odesa friday was the deadliest attack on the city since the war began. it killed at least 20 people and wounded more than 70 ukraine's president says russia used to missiles in what's known as a double tap attack, firing one micelle to cause the initial casualties and destruction. and then when first responders rushed to the scene, they struck again for letting me zelenskyy accorded a despicable act of cowardice that would not go unanswered. >> or just forces will certainly do everything. 20 that the russian killers feel. our fear response russia's military is claiming it's significant attack on ukrainian forces. russia's deputy army chief said, during a defense mating few hours ago that a single one of its airstrikes had killed up to 300 ukrainian soldiers officials say the device used was 1.5 ton. the mubarak bomb. the army chief did not say where or when the attack happened. and cnn can't verify that claim would joining me now, live from kyiv is ukraine's former defense minister, andre ziga rodney. okay. good to have you with us thank you one us official says ukraine has months left on the battlefield given a lack of ammunition. is that the first element? >> that basically depends what that person thinks about the about the prospects of us receiving the weapons because we have quite strong coalition right now, including europeans. and britain and some other countries who are helping us to get the weapons while united states cannot provide the assistance it promised. so basically, i don't think we i don't think situation is as desperate. it is. your brain is going to fight regardless of words. and there is absolutely no no intention of ukrainian forces to back down because basically, we don't have plan b. we need to defend our country and we need to we need to stand regardless of the circumstances. >> it was interesting to say some data released on friday by kyiv's military saying that russian forces in ukraine of loss more than 3,000 400 soldiers since, since march 10 that seems incredibly high. how does ukraine's military verify that figure or estimate that loss? >> well, there is a process. amanda is a video. there is various different intelligence analysis about the about the situation on the battlefield is actually one of the most transparent wars. actually it is the most transparent four in the history of humankind. so we have all kinds of ways to support the data >> importantly, these data >> verified and supported by nature forces by independent observers, by journalists, and by key governments that includes united states i just kingdom. so generally speaking, do all on the same page about the rate of casualties from the russian side and from the russian side, the deputy army chief said of volumetric detonation bomb was used in an airstrike that was said to have killed up to 300 ukrainian soldiers do you have any information about that? >> no, we'll see too, that this is a claim we have seen lots of claims of russians throughout this whole period of time. i would rather not comment russian claims until we have any independent certification. >> so you haven't heard of any major attack in ukraine that would warrant those figures being put out by russia brain is attacked on hourly basis by russians on, on tens of different locations. so we have like extremely intense war right now as we speak so we don't we have a position of not commenting you russian claims until we have any independent verification because otherwise they're going to send those stories on information on a minute, minute by minute basis. we just cited that we are verifying on after that way, we're commenting >> fair enough. >> i have to ask you, how would you describe the so-called double-tap attack that russia carried out in odesa, striking. and then striking again when paramedics got to the scene well, this is what we've seen sometimes in terrorist attacks around the world with this is not a new people who are starting terrorism. they know this tactic very well four years for actually decades. and it's extremely brutal and extremely i didn't know cynical if it's this is the right word because it did. this is, this is attack about the people who rushed to help. so what happened is that russian center ballistic missile to the residential, purely residential location. there's nothing military around them but area. and people start to rush to help, start to try to save people, try to get wounded people ambulances came, rescue workers game. they started to work on this on the debris and so on. and then rumble and then suddenly the neural good game and just and killed lots of these people. so, yeah, it's just don't speak able. and the question is that why do you do that? generally speaking, there's no military value. what is the purpose of that attack? >> and the only, the only >> explanation is exactly same as terrorist is to instigate the fear so basically just people are fairing and people don't want to fight. and people i like saying, okay, let's just give up. and so that's not happening with ukraine because first of all, we've been through these many times not was double attacks, but with the other attacks. but generally that's not going to work. and the only thing is that we need to get back to the point of legal clarification of russia is doing because we've been talking about russia as a terrorist state for a long, long time, but it's still being ignored by international community that are discussion about like getting the word down and then we'll have legal qualifications, but he see what's happening. i think i think i think we should be very clear about qualifying russian regime in this respect. >> yeah. fair enough. andre sakharov, new york. good to have you with us. i appreciate your time. thank you. and we wish you all the best thank you wael, the royal photo controversy does not seem to be going away. so ahead how they issue seems to be overshadowing efforts by the british royal to get on with their duties and opportunity >> what happened to the golden boy? new jersey? >> 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question that has taken over the internet. where is kate middleton? >> everyone is still talking about this picture >> where do you stand on k spirit see there's no doubting its impact talking reputation and the british royal family, and they've really, really messed up. they really have messed up. yeah. mr. which has been swirling in the media and amid the public for nearly a week, it all started with this photo to mark mother's day in the uk, meant to calm fevered speculation over her health but in the end, only made things worse. >> the >> image put out by kensington palace is the first glimpse of princess catherine since her last public appearance on christmas day the only problem it had been edited by the end of the day, major international news agencies had withdrawn the image, citing manipulation concerns, including the french based afp where heat is a photo director, everybody started you know, enlarging, zooming in the picture and noticing straight away that something was wrong. after a few hours >> all agencies in london >> decided to put the pictures together with the palace in damage control. the prince's issued an apology on social media saying like many amateur photography because i do occasionally experiment with editing. i wanted to express my apologies for any confusion. the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. she was spotted briefly on monday alongside her husband, william, in the car leaving windsor for a private appointment. but afp's photo director says a dr. photo owed raises serious questions about trust and transparency. >> you thought >> you were trained to give you your tricked? >> yes >> our position now will be that every image still image coming out of kensington palace will clearly be scrutinized very thoroughly before we decide to put it out to our subscribers around the world, it's often said that the royal family has to be seen to be believed. but when you don't believe what you see, then a whole host of conspiracy theorists start swirling online. i did a search for kate middleton photos. you can see here, there are so many just circling right now on social media from the insensitive to the outright outlandish, still, some in the british public belief, kate has a right to privacy. >> there's a lot bigger issues worry about in the world rarely, but people just leave for alone. >> it's blown out of all proportion >> she did a >> little couple of tweaks at home >> end of story. >> blown out of proportion or not? one thing is clear with king charles's ongoing cancer treatment and the mystery around kate's health. the royal families dealing with a pr battle on several fronts he's a suarez cnn, london >> i talked with cnn royal historian kate williams last hour about the intense focus on the photo controversy in a widespread speculation about the princess of wales whereabouts since her surgery essentially, as soon as we were told in early january, the kate was going into hospital that she will be in hospital for two weeks and >> wouldn't be seen until after easter what the palace needed them to do was issue a few updates, a little message, perhaps some kate's saying thank you for the lovely get well soon maybe perhaps a photo and a car as we saw as damaged, which i completely think the car photo on monday was a setup a little bit of damage limitation instead, there was nothing radio silence which was a complete contrast to what we saw with the king. there was a messages from the king, even though he's undergoing cancer treatment into that radio silence, into that vacuum, rushed all these conspiracy theories. i mean, some of them, i've never seen anything so extreme in terms of what these conspiracy theories were and it became an international story. and then there's photo. >> well >> royals always photoshop their pictures. henry the ap photo shop to all these pictures, one of my favorite, henry the the pictures, portraits has henry the eighth, aged 40, next to his daughter, who he died, where he died when she was 12, but she's in the pictures. he's 55 and i love that picture and an evening the christmas eve christmas photo, louis had missing a finger and there was a spare foot but this photo was very doctored and then it comes at a time when everyone's panicking that kate's disappeared. that maybe something bad has gone on a spanish journalist said she was in a coma. there'll be all kinds of drama. and the drama has just increased thanks to kate williams that will come up on scene and user and neck, massage on the 14th t that sounds right. doesn't see in him sport's andy scholes joins me next to look at this viral moment. golf. well, number one is having >> shou chew the right age for neutrogena retina >> that's whenever you want it to be. >> it has germ proven >> retina that targets vital cell turnover, even skin tone and smooths fine lines with visible results in just one week, neutrogena retinol at morgan stanley old school hard work. meets ball new thinking. 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