>> you were in, the cnn newsroom i'm paula reid in washington. any moment now at st. patrick's day, tradition, president joe biden will soon deliver remarks from the white house. and we'll bring that to life. i've just ahead. but for now, we had to russia, where election officials say vladimir putin is in the lead in the presidential vote polls close earlier today after a three de, vote with no genuine opponent running against putin he is expected to win, keeping him in office until 2030 and continuing russia's longest-serving leader since soviet dictator joseph stalin cnn's matthew chance is in moscow and frederik pleitgen is in berlin. starting with you, matthew putin just spoke. what did he say? >> yeah it was a very short victory speech, even though the final results haven't come in, it looks like this has been a landslide victory as expected for the russian president to secures a fifth presidential term. and these were shot comments at his campaign headquarters. he walked into the room, he thanked the volunteers that he said it worked very hard for the good of the country. and then he made a short addressed to his supporters in the auditorium talking about how there were many challenges to come. but how now that the country was united, that essentially that the country couldn't be defeated. as long as people stayed together. he also said that the election, the election means i'm just reading my notes here. the election means that we have the trust of the people and we have their hope that we will finish what we have planned so this is vladimir putin taking these successful election results, however, orchestrated, they've been and using it to claim that he now has a resounding mandate from the russian people to press ahead with his policies. for instance, the special military operation is it calls it the war in ukraine. and the other policies that will have to be taken in order to address the russian economy. the sanctions in the country and things like that. some of which are going to be very difficult for the country to enjoy. and so this is the first reaction we've seen a vladimir putin since these preliminary results started coming in. but of course, this speech was undoubtedly planned at sometime in advance because we all knew that vladimir putin was going to win this election without any doubt at all, because there were no opposition figures that were allowed to stand in this country, which has become increasingly repressive, where opposition dissent to vladimir putin has been silenced and where remember the opposition leaders have either been exiled, they've either been jailed or in the case of alexey navalny, who he is dead. he died in an arctic prison colony last month. and so this has been a big victory for vladimir putin. but it does only reflect an incomplete part. i think it's fair to say of the political views inside the country. >> and despite there being no real opposition politically to putin, there were some acts of defiance at the polls today. what can you tell us? >> yeah i mean, there are quite a lot of acts of defiance over the course of the past several days, voting went on, voting went onto for three days. >> and that's a >> further indication of the level of dissatisfaction and the frustration about the politics of the country. we saw polling stations in firebombed hit with molotov cocktails, individuals going into the polling stations and pouring dark income, die or paint into the ballot boxes to ruin the paper ballots that were cast their earlier today, there was a show of mass defiance across the country with supporters of that late opposition leader, alexey navalny gathering at a an act of defiance which the opposition called midday against putin, where people came at exactly midday in the various time zones across the country to cast their ballots at their registered voting stations. and we were at one in moscow, whether there was nobody at tend to midday and by midday, there were 150 people there. so that gives you an indication of the fact that there are, even though this was a resounding success, and vladimir putin is genuinely popular inside russia. there are lots of people in this country who have not been represented in this election will put and said moments ago, the source of power in russia is the russian people what is your take on that >> well, that's a paraphrase of the russian constitution of course >> and this is again >> another attempt for putin to i claim that this election has been an assertion of that, that constitution in russia he, there was a big turnout admittedly, at more than 70%. that's much higher than the turnout of voters in the last presidential election in 2018 and with a proportion of the vote of approximately in the final results are in yet but approximately 88% that's a far greater proportion of voters that vladimir putin seen in any of his four previous presidential wins as well. and so look, what putin is now doing is saying that i have the mandate of the people. the people have spoken, the power in this country rests with the voice of the people. that voice has now been heard and his taking that as a mandate i expect to push forward. he's very controversial policies as such as, as i mentioned his conflicts is war, his special military operation inside ukraine. >> now the chance, thank you. we're also watching as putin takes some questions live, we'll come back to that in a little bit first, i want ahead to fred pleitgen, who during joins us now from berlin. what is the latest? but what can you tell us >> hi there, paula. well, what we've seen here in germany and really many other cities across the world as some of that dissent that matthew was talking about, which that was his only being uttered very quietly inside russia where he mentioned he was at that polling station. people only showed up a couple of minutes before midday for that mid day against putin protests. well in other places around the world and especially here in berlin today, was very much on public display that descend, especially among some people in the russian diaspora. it was quite interesting because around midday there were a lot of people who swarmed the russian embassy. here in berlin to go vote and it was an interesting mix of a crowd because there were some people who were clearly pro-putin inside that crop, but there were also a lot of people showed up with anti-putin banners, banners supporting ukraine. there was even one woman with the blue coat, with the yellow writing the colors of the ukrainian flag on it saying a calling for support for ukraine and then going into the russian embassy to cast her vote. but by far the most prominent person was the widow of alexei navalny, who stood in line for six hours to cast her own ballot. and here's what she said. after she came out of the ballot. >> and i didn't there wasn't nobody lives can you stop with me? is babri represents that meters webrick glove, nap bunyan fortunate. it dark the cardiac she actually got quite aggravated >> afterwards when she was asked by a reporter if you had a message for vladimir putin, she said, look, stop asking me for messages for vladimir putin. she called him a gangster and a killer. and so that there could never be any negotiations with vladimir putin in total, what we saw on display here in berlin, and really in many other cities across the world, but especially large here in the german capital, because you have such a large russian diaspora here is the large demonstration against vladimir putin, against this election, but also in support of ukraine and calling on western nations it continued to help ukraine and not to legitimize the election that we're seeing in russia today, paula and ukraine's president zelenskyy also reacting to the elections today, what did he say? >> yeah, you know, the ukrainians, they've been, they've been reacting to this for the past couple of days and they've urged people, especially in those occupied areas, not to go vote, not to participate in the election. and today volodymyr zelenskyy, the president of ukraine, he came out today, called the election a sham. he said that vladimir putin was sick for power and was committing any sort of atrocity that people could think of to hold onto his own power. that is, the messaging coming from the ukrainians there obviously saying that they don't consider these elections to be legitimate, especially the ones that are being held in the occupied territories. and they're also calling on world's leaders to not recognize vladimir putin. in fact, volodymyr zelenskyy in that nightly address that he put on today, he thanked countries that had called the election as he put it had named it for what it is for what he calls a sham election, one where the winner was clear before the election even took place. so ukrainians, obviously with very clear position on this, obviously very angry at the russians and certainly saying that they also believe that the elections that we saw put on today in russia should not be considered free, fair, and democratic, and certainly not be considered legitimate by international leaders. paula frederik pleitgen. thank you >> still had we are waiting for president biden's remarks and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, israel so operate in rafah, define key allies. what we're learning about plans to invade the city in southern gaza were so many have been displaced gunfire across the us this weekend, including more than a half a dozen people shot in downtown washington, dc, just blocks from the white house lava is still oozing from a volcano in iceland and update on evacuations as nearby towns are threatened. your in the cnn newsroom the story of sensitive 109810 on cnn at satelite will take care of fixing windshield. but did you know we can take care of your insurance claim. that means less stress for you. >> hey, i have a good one you scheduled today at safe flight.com? 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at senate majority leader chuck schumer, telling cnn today that schumer's call for elections in israel is way out of line i think what you said, it's totally inappropriate it's inappropriate for to go to a sister democracy and try to replace the elected leadership there. that's something that israel, there's rarely public does on its own we're not a banana republic but this all comes as the chief of the who says he is quote gravely concerned after netanyahu approved plans for a major >> offensive in rafah, whole hand cox joins me now from doha, qatar, qatar. paula netanyahu's plan includes evacuating 1.4 4 million civilians stuck and rafah is it's not even feasible >> well, that's the question polar. i mean, humanitarian groups say it isn't. you have leaders around the world saying it isn't. and yet you have israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. again this sunday saying and offensive in rafah is going to go ahead. he has said at a cabinet meeting this sunday that it would take a matter of weeks in order for them to be able to finish this offensive in rata. we don't know when it will start, but we do know that just last friday he approved the military plans here improve the evacuation plans. all we know at this point of these evacuation plans have some 1.5 million palestinians in rapper is that they will be moved two humanitarian enclaves. it is said, and that they will be given food, water, and shelter, and it will be done in conjunction with the international we'll community that is all we know at this point, but there's more than half of the population of gaza? that is currently sheltering in dreadful conditions in wrapper itself, we have many ngos, including the united nations warning of areas of gaza being on the brink of famine. and where would do you even move many of these displaced people to given that much of gaza has been badly damaged or destroyed. in this war. now the white house at this point says they haven't had any credible details of exactly how this would happen and how they would make sure that these people would stay get of harm. but at this point, israel's prime minister says, it will go ahead. paula. >> paula, german chancellor olaf scholz's and israeli offensive in rafah to hurt chances for a peace deal, negotiations between israel and hamas so is there even hope for a deal that this point well we >> do know that the mossad director is expected here in doha. he is going to come to speak to the egyptian and the qatari mediators egypt and qatar have been key to have these negotiations between hamas and israel. and those talks, according to a diplomat familiar with the talks expected on monday. now this is despite the fact that israel has called hamas counterproposal outlandish, and unrealistic stay a last week, hamas said they wanted to see 700 to 1,000 palestinian prisoners released in return for the female hostages that have been being held in gaza, including idf soldiers and the elderly, the sick and the wounded, which could amount to, to some 40 hostages. the problem then though becomes because hamas wants all of the military to pull out of gaza after that first phase. and for there to be a permanent ceasefire, which israel has consistently said that is not something that they can agree to. the next phase, hamas proposed would be when all of the hostages and prisoners would be would be extinct james but of course there's that middle part that israel is not saying it is able to agree to it. this point, we know there were a couple of meetings today to. decide the parameters of how much the mossad director can agree to. what are the limits that he is able to give up at this point, hamas officials said they believe that they have given a good counter proposal. the ball is in israel's court, said monday could be a very interesting day here in doha. paula oh, a hand cox in doha, qatar. thank you so much and we're expecting to hear from president biden moments from now, we'll bring that to you live 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releasing information confirming that he's been charged with murder of the killings of those three relatives of his inquiry putting his 13 year-old sister in pennsylvania, it is now believed that that he initially carjacked a vehicle or at least the driver of a vehicle? in trenton, pennsylvania yesterday, rather in trenton, new jersey yesterday and then drove over the state line to pennsylvania, committed those murders, allegedly carjacked object and other individual and then drove back to trenton, pennsylvania where all of that played out not only is he facing those murder charges in pa, but also neighboring new jersey. today, we heard from the attorney general than laid out a very long list of charges. each are quite significant because it really tell us more about the potential firepower that may have been at the suspect's disposal the attorney general saying that he's been my mother on several prized possession of a firearm without a serial number, receiving stolen property, possession of a large large capacity ammunition magazines, and also possession of hollow point ammunition. the attorney general there in that state, paula, saying that it's still still unclear whether or not he's already hired a defense attorney or hassle ego representation. cnn working to find out if that's potentially changed. >> and polo i understand assessment fact is still at large following a shooting here in dc. what's the latest there >> yeah, that shooting happened just this morning according to an assistant chief, had dc metro seven people were shot, two of them sadly, did not survive investigators, as you point out, still trying to track down a potential suspect, what's concerning here is the shooting happened only about 12 blocks northeast of the white house so that's certainly was something that they were worried about as are pleased with the public for any information about that shooting that again took place. justice morning >> hello. sound of all. thank you. >> president >> joe biden delivering remarks from the white house right now, let's listen between our countries >> look, we're also french here today from northern ireland first minister, deputy first minister, michele, >> michelle great to have you here and is very happy to see northern lives executive assembly reinstated last month. now, northern laos is a fully functioning government again, and i didn't invent your colleague young people in northern ireland represent the grape peace dividend of belfast. good friday agreement. entire generation whose hearts have been shaped, not by grievances the past but by a confidence and a better future that we're ready together the united states believes, believes that future joe kennedy's here tonight along okay joe. joe, you only have 57 here long with dozens of family members. i gotta he's the charge to wrap up investments in northern ireland because economic opportunity is going to help make the benefits of peace real and lasting and from one big irish catholic family and another it's great to have the kennedys here st. patrick's days is joyful occasion. it's time to remember with pride or ties to the emirate while land of poets and dreamers, fierce fighters, hard workers when dora, decades of poverty is subjugation and persevere through it all. because the irish spirit can never, can, never can never be overcome folks remember with all the waves of irish immigrants who had the courage to travel across the sea because they believed as opposed seamus handy once wrote a further shore is reachable from air as we wrote about a further stores reachable format, they arrived in america, were a little more than hope in the hearts and the strength of their dreams their sweat is soaking the foundations of this country as i said at the state of the union, america has a heart and soul. the draws in the old and the new home, to people of every place on their, from every place on earth. we all come from somewhere we're all americans. we can never forget that. that's a critical element that binds us together. this year, ireland, the united states mark a milestone. 100 years of diplomatic relations between our countries 100 years. i was not want to. make clear, or was it there at the hundreds >> that >> time the ties between us have deepened and multiply are economic partnership has grown tremendously in both directions. i might add ireland now is one of the top ten investors in the united states economy. and our country stand, stand proudly for liberty and against tyranny. we stand together and oppose russia's brutal war of aggression in ukraine you can clap for that, please >> i would say second, i agree >> about the urgent need to increase humanitarian aid in gaza and get to ceasefire deal >> get a >> ceasefire deal. the hostages home and move toward a two-state solution, which is the only path, the only path to lasting peace and security. >> folks >> my friends since the last time we celebrated st. patrick's day together, i made a trip of a lifetime back home to belfast in 2020 to 25th anniversary of a piece of quartz. then to county lau where i visited the church where my ancestors were baptized. then to dublin for speech the irish parliament. and finally the county mayo to the town called ball now, there are huge cathedral, st. muredach's right, in the banks of the river moy one of the man who helped bill that was ever i'm fluid. my great, great, great grandfather he worked in the town and the town brickyard and 18, 28 he was paid niche gave me a receipt 21 pounds and 12 shillings to help supply the bricks for that cathedral. it was made able to touch said, it was made and i was able to touch some of my own hands very pixie made. and all i could think i'm sure edouard labor, he imagined that one day his family would worship with that cathedral. that is, children we baptize there that future generations of his family make milestone mark milestones there. but i doubt he imagined that'll be 200 years later as great, great, great grandson would return to the cathedral as president united states of america that trip before i got there, i toured calling for castles. you remember county laos tissue it was likely one of the last glimpses of ireland that my fitting an ancestor so when they sailed away, the new lives for new lives in america they left in the port of new worry in the year 18, 50. and here's an amazing fact. it turns out that the exact same port barack obama's ancestor sail from the left five weeks earlier. his ancestor. ancestors there are nearly on the same ship. both are great, great, great, great great grandchildren. both of their great, great grandchild ended up president united states american is remarkable stories like. >> days why i often say the irish and the only people who are nostalgic about the future we believe in better tomorrows. we've always looking for the next horizon. that's a very american trade as well. just more proof that the bonds between ireland, united states run deep are joys, our sorrows, our passions are dreams, or optimism even the most, the most difficult moments we hold onto hope. that's what we do we see the world and unlimited possibilities. a future that knows no bounds are writing that future now and we're doing it together ireland, america just we have for generations let me end with this as i said, the same attaches de, at the core of our friends of the core of our friendship, i remember the words, the words of another great irish poet, william butler yeats he said, thank where man's glory, most begins and ends and say my glory was. i had such friends we celebrate the bonds of our friendship today, connect if you a millions of irish americans and american people. we celebrate the friendship between two great nations. one that has shaped our past and strengthened are present inspires our future. so happy st. patrick's day, everybody. and now i'd like to welcome a t-shirt to the podium >> mr. president, senators, representatives, deputies, amylase. ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, the kaja. before i start, i just wanted to very briefly acknowledge two special guests. who flew here to be here today. they are at gagne and andrew lo from l1 pictures, who made us very proud by winning four oscars so thank you both so much for the encouragement that you give to other artists react to what we just heard from president biden. cnn's eva mckend, and cnn's david gergen are david st. patrick's day usually time for celebration, but the president touching on some really serious this issues. what is your reaction >> oh yeah, >> my reaction is >> the irish me, i'm always comes to the fore joe biden is speaking and he was he was in good form today on the questions about our relationships and long relationships with the irish what surprised me about this speech was that he did not really come to grips with nor take advantage of the forum on two critical issues. one is on immigration. the importance of immigration in american history give strength to the idea that the migrants who were on our borders now, well to have enough sympathy and respect for them as human beings to get this problem solved on the borders and the end to fully integrate the migrants or immigrants who qualify so there's one issue i think it was was frankly, the opportunity was missed but the other was surprised surprise to me was how little was said about gaza and bringing a supplies down and what the future is going to be with rafah these are very, very tough questions. but as you, as you know, paula the 20th century was marked by the degree of resistance in ireland to ruled by the british, well over three decades that resistance was very strong and then the spirit event resistance, rest there have been a so i thought he would take advantage of i thought the president biden would take advantage of this to see if he could lay out a message that is sympathetic to the palestinians are very pro-palestinian. carlos tion and in ireland but show that there can be a bridge between the palestinians and the jews and the others who live in the middle east. and i think that's, that's something how do you spend more time? i think he would have been more successful in building relationships, were really desperately need more relationships >> david, you see some missed opportunities, either what did you hear? >> paula? this was a cheerful occasion at the white house at a time when frankly cheerful occasions or at a premium especially in this climate, you've got partisan gridlock in washington you have this president having to confront a number of international calamities but no one has been more vocal about wanting humanitarian aid to reach gaza than the irish. we know that that was a principal concern of the irish prime minister that he brought to the president. we didn't hear the irish pm forcefully bringing it up in his public remarks with the precedent. but we know that behind the scenes that 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