alleged attack or which may have been made under 33 people isis has claimed responsibility cnn senior internet national correspondent fred, like it is tracking the latest from berlin. fred, what more you learning >> hi there fredricka. we've seen that alleged confession from one of the would perpetrators of the attack, the russian saying that that was that he was apprehended somewhere in the bryansk region, which is actually fairly close to the border with ukraine. but you're absolutely right. impossible it's able to independently verify the veracity oval that's an of course also whether or not any of that happened under duress. now the russian seem to be moving forward very quickly with their investigation. they say that they have 11 people in custody right now. they say four of them were the actual shooters inside the crocus city hall, which of course happened later last night. so people who actually shot and killed, people. and then there were seven other people who the russians believe are accomplices of those who actually did the shooting. it was quite interesting because the russians are also saying that what they found out in preliminary interrogations of these people is that apparently the weapons cache, the weapons that were used to shoot up that mall. apparently they were in a cache in the moscow region before than they were used in that attack the russians are also now apparently trying to create some sort of link to ukraine and all of that but the president of the country, vladimir putin, he came out a little earlier and he tried to make that connection. i want to listen into some of what he had today >> she cheat. you >> pass all four direct perpetrators of the terrorist attack are those who shot and killed people were found and attained they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them on the ukrainian side to cross the state border get to a total of 11 people were detained >> there is also saying a total of 11 people were detained, but especially important of course him speaking about a window into ukraine, which apparently means that there could have been some sort of opening in the border, which according to all this would have probably meant that the ukrainian state would have had some role in this well, because of course that border right now is an active combat zone. the ukrainians denying all of that, saying they have absolutely nothing to do with it. of course, we do know that there is that claim of responsibility by isis and the us so far is saying it has absolutely no reason to doubt that claimed responsibility for all right. >> fred pleitgen in berlin. thank you so much. >> all right. i want to bring in now former cia officer bob baer. bob good to see you so russia suggesting that these isis attackers had ties to ukraine, ukraine's defense intelligence firmly denying any connection to the attackers well putin. succeed in convincing russians that ukraine had something to do with this >> i think so. i think the russians are ready to believe anything about the ukrainians. they've been subject to propaganda for the last two years, longer than that. and the fact is that there are no connections between isis and ukraine that's just silly, but i think he's gonna get away with this and i wouldn't be surprised if he picks up his attacks on ukraine and whether he's going to use tactical nuclear weapons. nobody knows that but it seems to me that with putin as paranoid as he is, that he could do anything at this point >> so picking up the attacks in ukraine that would i guess be the reward that he would get right by being able to convince russia that ukraine had something to do with it in other ways how would this be advantageous to putin >> well, it helps some clamp down on russian society. and what remnants that democracy exists are going to disappear very quickly. let's not forget 1999 the evidence is pretty good that putin blew up for apartment buildings inside russia in order to take tower to be elected in 2000 so yes he's he will use violence and violence to take stronger control of russia what's the history now of russia and isis? and in this case, it's ice is k that is claiming responsibility. but there is established acrimony, isn't there? >> yes. goes back to 1979. the soviet union invaded afghanistan because it was worried about islamic fundamentalism coming across the border and central asia. and apparently these are tajiks that carried out the attack and. they've been radicalized over the years. and of course, you've got syria in syria, they're relentless bombing isis. and this has been going on for a long time. it's been a brutal war and above all, the caucuses when the russians retook the caucus is chechnya, in particular, they used extreme violet's and their grievances against moscow that would explain this attack >> do you see that the us would declassify any intel in order to counter what putin is claiming in terms of ukraine having a any responsibility here >> it depends on the sources. i assume that it was chatter that earlier this month, united states picked up that there would be an attack and moscow it depends how sensitive it is but i think clearly the fact that we warned the russians, this was coming in advance and we didn't get definitely ukrainians. tells the whole story >> bob baer will leave it there. thank you so much >> thank you. >> all right. more now, on our other top story, this our people around the world are expressing their support for the princess of wales after she revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer in january, i underwent major domino surgery in london. and at the time, it was thought that my condition was non-cancerous. the surgery, was successful. however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy and i am now in the early stages of that treatment speculation had surrounded the princess because of her absence for weeks and also because of a recent >> dr. photograph will now the conversation has shifted from bizarre conspiracy theories, two messages of reassurance and support. she is expected to return to official duties once she is cleared by her medical local team, she says, cnn anchor in world corresponding max foster, joining me from outside buckingham palace, were all day. people have in so many different ways conveyed their thoughts about her. i mean, you know and just her courage for speaking out yes, >> i think the last few weeks have been really unsettling for a lot of people in the uk because the monarchy one level for people outside the uk, they seen as celebrities in the uk there's obviously a celebrity element to it. but at the same time, they represent the highest levels of state. and they get brought in when in moments of celebrations, moments of grief. so they represent a continuity as well and a stability for the palace here and kensington palace to look unsteady and the way that it hasn't moment has been really unsettling for a lot of people bull you saw those conspiracy theories bubbling up and a lot of people were very concerned about how kate was personally, but also the state of the monarchy. and i think kate very much dealt with a lot of that. when she appeared, just they the symbol of strength and power really in the face of this personal adversity. and she really explained exactly why she hadn't been in the public eye, why she hadn't explained fully what happened to a hospital. and it was all because she was protecting her kids whilst she and william decompressed exactly what happened to them. so really rapid change if we look at the clock now is this time yesterday that that video was released and i have to say the change in vibe since then has been really marked here. >> yeah. and now, what about the line of succession? i mean, there's a lot more on queen camilla >> now >> because after all, they king also dealing with his own cancer journey. and still we don't know a whole lot about his diagnosis nor prognosis. so how does the monarchy keep up with the demands of public appearances and engagements >> well, the late queen used to say, you have to be seen to be believed. it is a brand. it does need to be out and about amongst the people. and being seen as one of the theories of this place is that they have to be seen as feel part of the pattern of daily life so it is important that they go out and be seen. and as you say, we've got to slim down monarchy with harry and meghan leaving that weren't from six to four. we've now got kate and charles out of the public roles. so it does come down to the queen and william and both of them are dealing with spouses who have cancer. so they've got to balance that. would take you on a much bigger doubling the really the burden on their public roles. so we've certainly seen queen camilla stepping up 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and malcolm kenyatta is a democrat an state representative in pennsylvania and currently running for auditor general. good to see both of you. >> all right. so charlie, you first joe biden, i he won pennsylvania in 2020. but this new poll shows a toss-up should trump and the republicans be encouraged by this poll well, if i were republicans in pennsylvania, i just still be it a bit anxious at this moment. it seems to me that these polls, i don't think they mean a whole lot this far out. but if i'm joe biden, i'm going to probably take a page out of josh shapiro is playbook and focus this on issues where democrats are strong relative republicans on women's reproductive health, abortion, in vitro, and also democracy. january 6, that's what shapiro did. to his opponent, doug mastery ohno. and it was a very effective strategy. of course, republicans are going to turn around and focused on the issues of strength to them. but but looking at these polling numbers, i still be a little bit anxious right now just because i look what's happened since roe was overturned. >> and >> republicans have not done well in swing states, in swing districts. so i wouldn't, i wouldn't be popping champagne corks on republican right now >> all right. so malcolm, true, those those issues that charlie underscore, those would be advantageous to biden. also, one would think it would be advantageous to biden that he has a pennsylvania native and he found a way to flip the state from red to blue back in 2020 should he still feel rather vulnerable, not too confident right now. and especially when you look at this polling you don't listen. >> i will say that donald trump and republicans are providing a real contrast. and i think it's a contrast that's going to decide the election. if you look at what's happening in dc right now with marjorie taylor greene and everything that's happening. it's very clear that you can't trust republicans to run a lemonade stand, let alone congress. but here we are. >> and on the >> other side, you have joe biden, who is taking his message from that incredible state of the union all around the country where he's talking about building on the bipartisan successes. he's had think about the chips and science act think about what's happening with the investment smith's and infrastructure. and also joe biden is the last line of defense, or are fundamental freedoms. and for programs like social security and medicare that people depend on. and so i think pennsylvania is always close but i can say here today, i am beyond confident that joe biden is going to win pennsylvania because of this contrast that because of his vision for the future this cnn poll, i'm pennsylvania also shows that when third party candidates are included in the poll, trump takes a slight lead over over biden with independent candidate, robert kennedy jr. are picking up 16%. so charlie, should democrats be worried about the third party candidates playing a spoiler for biden while the democrats are going full scorched earth against these small party, third party candidates. >> there >> on the one hand, they're arguing democrats, you're arguing that we need to protect and save democracy. that's why i have to stop trump. >> then they're saying they're doing everything they >> can to prevent these third-party candidates from getting on the ballot. so in other words, we need to know for to save democracy, we need to less than bakari, that's seems to be their message because a lot of voters are simply not very satisfied with joe biden. let's be honest. i mean, a lot of people who voted for joe biden in the last election, then vote for him because they loved them. they voted for him because they couldn't stand donald trump and if there are more if there's more than one non-trump candidates on the ballot. well then that means that the anti-trump vote can go a number of different ways. and that's why the democrats are literally freaking out over these small party candidates and no labels is not yet announced. the candidate they may or may not have one, but between rfk junior cornel west, jill stein, the democrats are really paying anna and i think they probably should. >> all right, malcolm thank panic among democrats. >> let's this is where i think, you know two quote succession, these are not serious people and i think that every single day we get closer to november, we need to be crystal clear. the next president of the united states will be the twice impeached guy who's at mar-a-lago or will be joe biden >> and i >> think voters are every single day that message is going to be made clear to people. and also, i think it's resonating. i think folks understand that for years ago at this time i'm we were all trying to understand this pandemic and we had a president that was suggested that people inject bleach or that everything was just going to be fine, that he was just going to wish this away. and then we have joe biden, who came in after that mess and rebuild our economy. our economy is the envy of the world millions of jobs created, we have a president who has made it clear he is focused every single day on the american people and we have donald trump, who has made it clear, he is focused every single day on himself. and so as we get closer to november, i think the only thing that matters in this election is going to become clear. do you want a president who does not believe in democracy, who does not respect the right to choose, who wants to cut social security? or do you want a president and joe biden, who will restore roe, who's going to build on this record of legislative success. every single american is going to have to answer that question i think a majority of americans are going to choose joe biden as they did four years ago. he's the only person to beat donald trump and he's gonna beat him again. >> all right, well, leave it there, gentlemen. charlie dent malcom. can yada thanks to you both thank you. >> 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now and we'll come to you 808 to one for we're continuing to follow breaking news out of moscow, where a brutal terror attack at a concert venue has killed at least 133 people. cnn obtained exclusive new satellite images showing just how bad a was that started during friday's at rampage of that complex, russian officials say they've arrested 11 suspects in connection with the massacre. cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen, the continues to track developments from berlin. fred, what are we learning? >> either federico first will those satellite images, they really are quite remarkable. they show the top of the crocus city hall, which of course is that giant shopping and entertainment complex where that rampage took place. obviously the concert hall love that. we can clearly see that part of the roof apparently seems to have collapsed. that's also what we're seeing from the ground images as well after those attackers entered that at building, opened fire on the people who were inside and then set the building on fire, causing part of the roof to collab. but you're absolutely right. the russians are saying that afterwards. so the perpetrators, me to get away and a small white car and apparently tried to drive to the border with ukraine. now the russian say that they were apprehended in the bryansk region. i would say that that's about 100 miles away from the ukrainian border. 11 people in total apprehended four of them. the russians are saying what are the actual shooters who went inside the building and shot a lot of people point blank. we can see some of the rescue forces there inside the building on the video that we're showing right now. and seven of them were apparently some of the accomplices the russians at this point are saying fredricka, that none of the people that they have apprehended so far are russian citizens, fredricka i'm just saying all right. thank you so much for pleitgen >> all right. and this just in the israeli defense minister says he will travel to the us tomorrow to meet with defense secretary lloyd austin and us secretary of state antony blinken blinken traveled to israel where he told prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the us is committed to defeating hamas, but does not support a military offense into rafah millions of gazans have fled there to escape the violence. a united nations resolution tai'an, a ceasefire to the release of more hostages failed yesterday after russia and china vetoed the draft and this comes, as we see, more violence breakout in the west bank directly right now, a cnn international correspondent, paula hancock, who is live for us in doha, qatar. paula where do negotiation stand? >> fredreka at this point, we understand that they are ongoing. you've got the intelligence chiefs of the us israel, egypt here in doha meeting so with the qatari prime minister and these negotiations to try and secure this short term or temporary ceasefire in return for some hostage release this is some palestinian prisoner releases. we understand is ongoing. secretary of state blinken saying that gaps are narrowing, but there are still gaps. now, as you say, we know that there will we'll be meetings in the us on sunday as well with the israeli defense minister meeting. the us defense minister also, secretary blinken, once again, who was just in israel yesterday. so the diplomatic push we are seeing from the us side is significant at this point. we've also seen the un secretary general going to the egyptian side of the border with gaza to refer to try and highlight once again the humanitarian issues and the crisis undergoing. let's listen to what he said >> from this crossing. we see the heartbreak and thoughtlessness have you told a long line of blocked relief trucks on one side of the gates, the long shadow of starvation on the others that is more than thrace. it is a moral outrage any further on slots will make sinks even worse. >> un chief's, they're referring to any further onslaughts, referring to israel's plan to carry out such an offensive ground and sip against rafah, where up to one-and-a-half million palestinians are sheltering at this point. the un chief saying that there is a consensus around the world that should not happen. we heard secretary blinken went to israel yesterday to talk to benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister about this. the us says this will be a mistake. but what we heard from mr. netanyahu is that they are going to go into raffa with or without the support of the united states >> all right paula hang cox and doha. thanks so much. >> all right. meantime, there has been an outpouring of support for the princess of wales following her announcement that she is battling cancer, we're live outside buckingham palace next my fellow citizens need to be better for new not normal. it makes me want you to be dead so be better at being normal >> good >> streaming exclusively on max. >> i look at my door, still needs me. what 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young we had a lot of information, yes, they didn't we in that video. and then we had the statement that went alongside as well. i think the idea from the palace and from kate, in particular, who was really the person behind all of this messaging was that i'm going to put everything out there that i can put out there without being specific about my private medical information which i have a right to keep private. for example, you know, exactly what type of cancer it is what they're asking for now, is that privacy. so we don't know where they are. we're not being told where they are. we're not even asking where they are, but there's been lots of people trying to find out where they are. i think a lot of people in a good hearty way they want to express their support for k. and you've seen flowers being laid in windsor, for example lots of very supportive messages on social media as well. and here at the palace, many tourists just wanted to express their support for her there was this very unsettled period where no one knew what was going on but k is now explained why she wasn't constantly messaging about it and that's simply to protect the children and make sure she could be with them as the world digested this news yesterday with the release of that statement yeah. >> all right. max foster. thank you so much >> all right >> so much was said. and then there was a lot that wasn't said. right. joining me right now is dr. libby roy physician at greenwich house in new york city. dr. roy. great to see you. i mean two to convey to people that you have cancer is is very personal and it is a lot. but what did you read in the princess's demeanor? the information that we she was willing to share, how that kind of filled in some of the blanks in terms of so much mystery surrounding her condition yeah good to see you again or fredreka? i wish i wonder more joyful circumstances. my initial reaction, like most people was shocked. we don't typically expect a young otherwise healthy active person to get a diagnosis of cancer. and to most people look any medical diagnosis can be stressful but the cancer diagnosis still remains quite hairline for most people. >> in my line of work, i'm not really >> surprised. i unfortunately have see these diagnoses in young people as somebody who's cared for many patients with cancer and even personally in both of my grandparents item abdominal cancers in their case colon cancer. i think it's really important though fredricka, for the public to recognize that preserving princess kate privacy right now is really going to be important in terms of her recovery in an order to her for her to make a full recovery? i did feel when i saw the video she she didn't look about well, i saw power pale as a weight-loss. she was already a very thin individual, but it seemed much you lost even more weight. again, a lot of this is very common in cancer and malignancy. pickaxe, your weight loss is very common. this could also be cited effects from the chemotherapy. so there's a lot of unknowns, but as a physician and as a fellow human being, i'm certainly hoping for a full recovery and i hope that our young family is coping as best as possible to fredreka. >> yeah. i mean, you mentioned your family members in their bouts with abdominal abdominal cancer he said, or abdominal surgery >> they had abdominal cancer and surgery in their case, it happened to be colon cancer again, as you know, fredreka not know the specific darius's for kate, what we'd have clues that it's in the abdominal cavity, but as you know, there's multiple organs there and there's no cancer is not one disease is multiple diseases. cancer of the cancer of the liver, pancreas uterus. the ovaries completely different diseases that warrant different treatments and have carried different prognoses exactly. >> and that's >> exactly why did at one to underscore because it could mean a gamut of things. and while everyone wants to respect her privacy, do you believe it might have been helpful, especially in a public awareness kind of way to know with some kind of specificity what in the abdominal area, because it is very helpful that she is delivering this message of if you are dealing with cancer, just know that you're not alone. and then i wonder if taking it step further by being more specific about what in that abdominal area. because as you say, the treatments will vary accordingly. >> yeah. >> you're absolutely right for you get so as i pointed out, that different cancers have completely different treatment strategies. it depends on what stage they're caught. i'm hoping that it was caught early. they did the surgery. i'm hoping that maybe they removed surgically removed. >> and as she he has kate mentioned, she's undergoing chemotherapy, adjuvant or event of chemotherapy. and the purpose there is to be intention for adjuvant or prevented. chemo is to really remove any remaining are residual of cancers, cancer cells, cluster so my the intent is for cure or to increase the chance for why i'm hopeful thing i'm really hopeful about here, fredreka, is that as we pointed out, she's young, 42 is actually really she's young. she's active, she's otherwise healthy. so these are all positive, what we call prognostic factors for kate. but to your point fredricka yeah for us, it will be helpful but >> kate's point, >> she did recognize and acknowledge that nick people around the world have cancer and they are all struggling and fighting and they should remain hopeful. but really the key is getting a prompt medical attention and having a really strong support. and it sounds like he does have yeah, india, i'll dr. libby roy. thank you so much. glad you could be with us again. >> of course >> are still to come >> oh, yeah. and then there's march madness. well, it is living up to the name. it's kinda maddening. the stunning upsets in yesterday's game that busted nearly everyone's brackets. we'll get into it next >> check or 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andy scholes us with us now. yeah. well, if i write this, i got my bracket here today, so i'm doing my bracket like a lot of people because i had all in my final fours, so yeah can put them over congrats to you, fredreka, because they pulled off just a great upset yesterday, the ivy league champion bulldogs roaring back from that tim point deficit midway through the second half and people at yale, they're going to be talking about the legend of john polar keda is for years to come, he had big shot after big shoppers with a career i 28 points and step back three, there were 210 left, gave yale the lead and all verne. i made your watson. >> they had so many >> chances to tie this game. >> they >> just could not get a bucket to the bulldogs win there's second instead of late tournament game in school has 37876. now, it's not unfortunately, fredricka, yale's ban couldn't travel to their with the team to the game and spokane. so the university of idaho is pet band. they stepped into health, they quickly learn the yale fight song and they were yale t-shirts and so cool that's very night. yeah. there'll be bacteria on yield tomorrow. they take on san diego yeah. okay. now, the 12th five upset is historically been a very common one and it struck twice yesterday, head coach bryce drew and grand canyon upsetting st. mary's. 75 is 66 to get their program's first ever instead of les tournament when the antelopes only became a division 1 team back in 2017. now there into the round of 32, they're going to paste alabama tomorrow. >> 12. see james madison meanwhile, pouncing on wisconsin, the dukes opening the game on an 18 to five run. they never trailed the entire time. james madison would win 72, 61 there under the second round for the first time since night dean at three dukes, the hottest team also in the country right now, right now 14 game winning streak. they're fantastic about that. eight games on the schedule today, date narrow zona. they are close to wrapping up right 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international correspondent, hanako montgomery has more japan's dynamic duo broken overnight, ippei mizuhara, the longtime interpreter and friend of baseball legend shoheiohtani, fired suddenly amid allegations by the athletes lawyers that he stole millions from the star to cover gambling debts. espn reports in japan, he is a living legend, but now fans must grapple with the news that their favorite athlete has been plunged head first into a murky scandal. >> so on then it's unfortunate. >> i personally wasn't to be a team again, so i'm really disappointed >> ohtani, a national hero at home, homes in it makes me proud to be japanese and the same ages him and he inspires me to work harder. he's like the sunlight and a celebrated legend around the world he's the first to time unanimous mvp of majorly baseball but he's in a league of his own recognized as the first two-way player in our lifetime. >> but >> ohtani didn't get here on his own mizuhara, his loyal interpreter and friend, has worked with him since 2013 the pair moved to los angeles six years ago when ohtani first made the move to major league baseball, the two hardly ever spotted without each other, but they're shared future. now, uncertain in an interview with espn on tuesday, mizuhara said he didn't know his gambling was illegal and said, ohtani agreed to pay his gambling debts bills that swelled to at least four point $5 but just a day after that interview, musah, how to walked back much of those revelations saying instead that ohtani didn't know about the gambling activities or the deaths and said, ohtani, did it make the payment? best friends, one day and out the next but ohtani's fans still unwaveringly faithful to the star henniker montgomery, cnn, tokyo >> all right. hannah koh. thank you so much for that report >> cnn breaking news