judge was definitive. this will be the first criminal trial of a former playing before a jury. the jury selection began april 15th everyone was in court today because trump had made claims that the manhattan district attorney's office prosecutors had obstructed their ability to get information from federal prosecutors who in 2018 prosecuted michael cohen, the judge went back and forth peppering both sides was questions. but finally saying he didn't even know why we were here saying to trump's attorneys, you are literally accusing the manhattan da his office, and the people assigned to this case, a prosecutorial misconduct and of trying to make me complicit in it, and you don't have a single site to support that position, saying that trump's team had written was reading the facts differently than the judge saying that this was a pattern that he'd noticed. and so after the judge took a 45-minute break in a surprise highs ruling from the bench. he said that there was no evidence that the prosecutors were at fault for the delayed turning over of documents from federal prosecutors and he said this case is moving forward with jury selection on april 15th, wealth trump, but caught a break in his civil fraud case. tell us about that. >> yeah that was a big break for trump today was the day that he either had to post that 400 million bond or the new york attorney general's office could begin to start the process to see some of his properties or bank accounts, and then new york appeals court stepped in granting trump's motion saying that he only has to post a hundred and 75 million. that's less than half of the total bond and he has an additional ten days to come up with the money. trump telling reporters he's confident he composed that bond >> greatly respect the decision of the appellate division, and i'll post either 175 million in cash or bonds or security or whatever it was necessary. >> very quickly within >> the ten days >> now, under this appeals court decision, trouble have until that next thursday to come up with that money, people close to him say that that is possible for him to do. ms means that the appeal will go before the panel as soon as september well interesting, kara scannell, new york for us. thank you. i want to bring back cnn anchor kaitlan collins. she's also in new york for us. caitlin did trump have a backup plan if this bond wasn't lowered? >> no. well, if i mean, they walked into that courtroom today for the separate hearing in the criminal hush money case? not really knowing what was going to happen with this timeline that was lapsing today's is 30 day grace period that he had before the attorney general here in new york could start seizing on some of his most prize assets, ones that have had long been central to his identity that he referred to as his babies this morning on social media before that ruling from the appeals court came in. and so now that they have stepped in, the form, president has been talking about how he is going to ultimately fulfill that. what it's going to look like. and i should note that we've been hearing from people now that this bond has been cut in less than half of what he was expected to have to pay something that they said 30 companies had turned them down on they are more confident there'll be able to secure a bond to get this $175 million taking care of, though it could still drain the former president of a lot of the cash that he has that we'll have to put up an addition to maybe some collateral as well. but the former president weighed in on this after that ruling from the appeals court came out today. this is what he said >> but i would also like to be able to use some of my cash to get elected. they don't want me to use my cash to get elected, i might spend a lot of money on my campaign >> this is not something that we had heard from the former president before, and just the last several days where he was now claiming that the money that he'd have to put up for this bond is actually money that could have gone to his campaign and just a little bit of a reality check here. he hasn't actually spent any of his own funds on his campaign since 2016. that was back when you pledge to spend about 100 million on his campaign to ultimately only spent about 60, 62, million. i believe, of his own personal funds. he spent none in 2020 but he's now trying to tie this to this case as he's complaining about having to put up this money. and right now, i mean, 175 million is a lot less than what he was expected to do, but it's still quite a bit of money that he is saying that he would have used on his campaign though. we don't have any real evidence to back that up. the a bond originally was what, 464 million is now down to $175 billion, which is a significant reduction trump is now gearing up caitlin for his first criminal trial. how will we approach this? what are you hearing? >> yeah. i think it's so notable that in three weeks that he is going to be the first former president to ever have to stand trial. and his team walked into that courtroom today, believing that they were going to walk out, but at least a little bit more but delay in this case, something that they have sought to do with every case, but it obviously we're unable to do here. and this is a long-simmering one wolf. everyone is very familiar with the details here. but what this case we'll do for about six weeks according to the district attorney's office, is resurrected that story from the 2016 campaign in his first year in the white house, we can potentially please see michael cohen, karen mcdougal, stormy daniels going in testifying about that story and it's one that is put personally very sensitive for him because obviously it hits very close to home. so i still think even though his team doesn't believe it's the biggest legal threat to him. it's still certainly is a sensitive one to say the least wolf shortly as i kaitlan collins in new york for us doing excellent reporting and this important note to our viewers, kaitlan, of course, we will be back later tonight, 09:00 p.m. eastern for her show. the source i want to get some more right now in the stormy daniels hush money case, the adult film star is alleged affair with trump now leading to the former president's criminal trial are brian todd is working the story for us. brian, walk us through how we got to this moment and the allegations against trump. will this story would seem like it was straight out of a hollywood political thriller. if you did didn't know better, it involves allegations of extramarital affairs allegations of betrayal between two longtime friends and partners, and the alleged efforts of the former president to keep it all under wraps it wasn't until almost 12 years after the affair allegedly occurred that the world first learned of the allegations of hush money payments let's to stormy daniels in january 2018, the wall street journal reported that in the weeks before the 2016 election donald trump had arranged a $130,000 payment to the adult film star to keep her from publicly discussing their alleged 2006 encounter. shortly after the journal report came out, then trump attorney michael cohen said he had paid daniels using his own money. cohen initially said he was not directed by trump or the trump campaign to make a payment and said trump never reimbursed him. but cohen later contradicted those statements under oath, saying trump did direct him to make the payment and reimbursed him. later in 2018, cohen pleaded it guilty to criminal charges in federal court, including campaign finance violations related to the hush money payments >> ultimately, he was prosecuted by federal prosecutors in manhattan, went to prison and he turned on donald disclosed all sorts of things about his conduct. >> cohen ultimately testified that trump directed him to make payments to daniels, quote, for the principal purpose of influencing the election. and later gave jarring testimony to congress. >> i am ashamed that i chose to take part in concealing mr. trump's elicit acts rather than listening to my own conscience >> donald trump has always denied having an affair with stormy daniels in april 2018, he was asked by reporters about hush money payments >> but later in 2018, in an ethics filing, trump acknowledged reimbursing michael cohen for more than $100,000, but didn't say what it was for that same year, the new yorker magazine detailed reports that trump had had an affair with former playboy model karen mcdougal. >> she >> spoke to cnn's anderson cooper about it. >> the only regret i have about their relationship that i had with donald was the fact that he was married, the wall street journal reported four days before the election that the publisher of the national enquirer tabloid had paid mcdougal $150,000 for the rights to her story shortly after trump became the republican nominee for president. but that the enquirer never published the story catch and kill. that is, pay someone and then kill a story that would be damaging to donald trump has denied having an affair with mcdougal trump was indicted nearly one year ago on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to the daniels hush money payments. he's pleaded not guilty. daniels herself this is the subject of a new documentary on peacock, in which she details threats made against her since the story blew up in 2018, it is direct threats it is. i'm going to come to your house and slit your throat the judge in the hush money case has ruled that stormy daniels could be called to testify against trump in the trial, which is now slated to begin on april 15 sara gibson, the director of that new documentary, told cnn in recent days that daniels is ready to take the stand and has looking forward to being able to give her version about what happened in 2016 wolff are brian todd reporting? thank you very much. let's bring in our legal and political experts and laura coates, i'll start with you. can we definitively now say this criminal trial will begin on april 15, wet that's only about three weeks or so. >> it actually is less time away than what even alvin bragg agreed to extend to. he said 30 days is fine with him, of course, trump won 90 days. this is now about 20 days away. this is of course, jury selection, which would be a bit of a feat for them to accomplish. if i can, maybe multiple days or weeks for it to actually happen there. but this is going to go, this is not a case that will kick the can down the road until same general election. this is the case, is going to go to trial and it's a criminal one. it's unprecedented it and frankly, according to alvin bragg, it's overdue. >> she would happens on april 15th. i caitlin paul, that's how likely is it that trump would eventually go to actual prison if in fact he were convicted. >> well, if that would be a long way away and there would be a lot of questions that the judge would have to wait if trump were to be convicted, and then we would get to a sentencing hearing. >> there >> is the possibility with these types of charges that there could be what's called a custodial sentence, sending someone to prison. but one of the things that makes this case a little bit different from all the other criminal cases. donald trump is facing >> is that from what my sources are telling me, everyone in trump? legal circles seems to believe that this is a more parochial case. it's very much about new york, not the whole country. and it's one that seems to have the least likelihood of a prison sentence the judge would have to take into account bad behavior in addition to just the charges for it to end up in something. if trump were convicted two also have him jaime ganglion. trump claims he would have no problem. he says he would have no problem testifying in the case. he says he did nothing wrong you by that but that's something we hear from donald trump a lot. he has no problem doing something. he said this was a case. he never wanted to happen. he never wanted any of this to be public in the first place. that's how we got there. >> there's another >> issue and that is welcome to campaign 2024. this is his political and his legal reality going on the same time. swing voters moderates women he's base stays with him, but a lot of the voters he needs may watch this and say, enough is enough. >> interesting. jeff zeleny, this will be the first criminal trial of a former president or a presidential candidate for that matter. how could that impact this upcoming campaign? >> i mean, in many ways, since it is historic, there is no history to draw upon about how this will potentially impact the race. look, i mean, one thing we do know over the last year or so anytime donald trump has a criminal case against him or legal case, his base has rallied behind him, but we're in a different stage and phase of this election, we're in the general election phase. so the base we know will stay with them and perhaps become even more supportive if that's possible. we do not know in a broader term how this will affect him personally. i think that is the thing that i'm watching the moos as jamie was saying, they're are all these kids cases. this is the one that is the most personal to him. >> we do >> not know how it will affect his family, his marriage, or him directly sitting in court. so the venting and the stewing that we've heard him talk about this case over the years is going to grow, obviously, but we don't know how it's going to affect it. one thing it will keep him off the campaign trail for sure. four but be certain he'll be standing at the step so the courtroom obviously won't be cameras in the courts in this case that he'll be standing at the steps of the courtroom, moore somewhere nearby every day. so he'll be campaigning from new york we'll see what effect that has. >> we'll see you watch it unfold. what prosecutors laura need to prove in order to get a conviction? >> well, this is about falsifying business records. now, although we certainly think we know a lot about for me, daniels and michael cohen and what happened when michael avanade was counsel for her as well? many people are remembering this period of time they it's not enough just to have people we reminded of that period. you actually have to prove that there were indeed these records that were falsified yet to prove beyond beyond a reasonable doubt. and also have the corroborating evidence from people whose credibility might be challenged. michael cohen, i'm sore is a good witness and the sounds that he would be a firsthand eyewitness of things. he's also click this felon who has credibility issues and granted in the other case involving the bond with judge engoron, who rehabilitated his credibility in his holding to say that he believed would he had to say it's still going to be an uphill climb to say that this person on this instance could give you that testimony also, where we anglos the adult film actress and director will have to be somebody as well after her documentary. i'll be curious as a prosecutor, whether everything she said publicly will line up with what she will testify to here. and so it's not a given that everything will stay as it did frozen in time six or so years or eight years ago. but this is going to be incumbent upon this prosecution team to carry its burden in a very public way with a very high election at the end these are gonna be dramatic developments. indeed, we'll watch it every step of the way, guys. thank you very much. we're going to break down the other big trump ruling today drastically reducing his bond in the new york civil fraud case. and later, there's breaking news on the radio being conducted at some homes of sean diddy combs stay with us. you're in the situation >> erin burnett outfront tonight at seven odd cnn >> know >> time. i old spice. you can use on your pits chests and even you'll toes >> oh, that's 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reduction of >> his bond in the new york civil fraud case, just as he appeared to be close to having some of his assets seized. laura coates, let's talk a little bit about that. the bond was originally what, 464 million in dollars is now been reduced to $175 million are you surprised at the appeals court decided to make that reduction? >> well, let's be clear. the actual judgment that the judge found that for hundreds $4 has not been reduced. the bond in which he needs to post to appeal has been reduced. it is actually a law in new york in order to have that appeal process, you have to actually post some form of a bond 1 to protect the person who you owe money to that you actually have the money and two for yourself and you don't actually pay out to somebody wanting that money from you and never having chance to get it back. if you are successful on appeal. so it is reduced for that reason. but this is not an indication because i didn't tell you why they reduced it as to whether they think think of the lower court's ruling was somehow excessive. so i would look ahead to what that will ultimately mean, but still it's much more feasible number. i don't think there's a requirement of one bond source, and so we know the insurance providers could give $100 million, which is they're stealing before and he could have this 75 as well as a part of it. so this is a very big and huge win for him. i'm financially but in terms of the overall judgment, he still owes that amount of money. >> you know, jamie, if you listen to trump today and we all did, he appears to be firmware concerned about the size of this bond than the impending criminal trial. what does that say to you? >> well, uh, for for donald trump, money triggers him. the brain and triggers him this case really gets under his skin because it's about the way he has presented himself, his image, the successful business model i think there's something else, 175 million is still a lot to come up with. and as laura said, the larger amount is still hanging over his head. we've heard reports that he has 300 million or $400 we don't mean is the reality. so i think one of the other questions is going to come up as he has ten days to come up with this money or the bond is he going to do it? what's his default position in all court cases fight and delay. i think we still have to see whether he comes through with us. >> you what happens he supposed to poke you now have to come up with a bond. geoff, by april 4 than 11 days later, this criminal trial, april 15th actually starts ten days after that the us supreme court here in washington will begin to hear arguments on his presidential immunity case. this is going to be an incredible few days incredible month, and he's also supposed to be campaigning and he's already sensitive to the criticism that he's not been campaigning for the last couple of weeks, president biden has now been to every battleground state he will hit the final and tomorrow in a visit to north carolina, the donald trump has been to one. so this is something that is sensitive to the trump campaign. they say he's going to be out on the road campaigning, but this a is going to be weighing on him, but even more than that is going to be consuming his time and just his bandwidth here. so again, we know that it helped him in the primary. it rallies his supporters to his case. we do not know how overall this is going to impact the sliver of the electorate that is still open to being persuaded by this. but i think at the end of the day, what it's going to do is the supreme court case is perhaps the most important of all these ruling on the immunity case so we we will see, but there aren't that many months until the convention. so but on the plus side, it consumes all the oxygen. and when it's all about donald trump, it has tended to benefit him that the biden campaign i was talking to many advisors they're and they're also slightly concerned about this because again, it consumes all the oxygen. we're talking about. donald trump, not about president biden interest in very interesting. indeed, caitlin polantz, the judge warmer, shawn, he's allowing the defense to file a motion on grounds of pretrial pretrial publicity. what does that mean? >> well, this is again in the criminal case in new york, delay. that is the tactic here that you're seeing the judge allow even after during telling donald trump's team today, april 15th, that's your trial date. what they're gonna do is they're going to file something today that says there's been so much publicity around this trial. it couldn't possibly go to trial before the election. that's been the position in all of these cases for trump's team the da's office will respond and they've already signaled that they want to say any pretrial publicity here. that's been exacerbated by donald trump. he's the one speaking to the camera going in and out of court in all of these hearings. so the judge will look at that. but 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part of a statement that we got in from that agency. they say that earlier today, hsi new york executed law enforcement actions as part of an ongoing investigation with assistance from hsi la hsa, miami be and other local law enforcement partners. now, it's worth pointing out wolf that right now, we do not know that sean combs himself is the subject or target of any federal investigation. but what this action by law enforcement signals is that particularly as you look at some of the aerial imagery that officers are likely serving, executing a search warrant at those locations. you have done numerous search warrants and this appears to be step-by-step how you would do that. and some of these images we're seeing from our affiliates, federal agents setting up card tables outside, going through paperwork. these are very large a and so depending on what is in this potential search warrant, authorities will likely be on site in these locations four for quite a bit of time. now, the big question comes, why are they there? we don't know that specifically what potential criminal violation it is telling that hsi is the lead because for those unfamiliar, this is a lead investigative arm of the department of homeland security. they typically focused on transnational criminal issues, wolf, but also they have a heavy focus on on human trafficking that they work as well. and so time will tell why they are there. but again, a significant action here, federal agents at this hour, at homes, both on both coasts, owned by sean combs >> very important indeed our entertainment correspondent, elizabeth wagmeister, is also with us. elizabeth, i know you've covered sean diddy combs closely over the years. we don't know if it was under investigation. they just want to be precise at that. but how significant is it for his homes in los angeles and miami to be rated simultaneously we do know he's been under some scrutiny that he's been under over these past few weeks absolutely. walf, this is hugely significant. you can't overstate what a big deal. this is and seemingly a fall from grace for one of the biggest hip-hop moguls. and biggest musicians of all time. now, as you said, we do not know the reason for this rate, so we can not make any connection, but this does come at a time. we're didi is has been sued by at least five different people. he has been accused of sexual assault, of grooming in fact, he just had his most recent lawsuit hit him just weeks ago. now, we should point out that diddy has denied all so of these allegations with all of the lawsuits that he has been facing, we have not heard from duty today. i reached out to his attorney. i have reached out to his global head of comps to a different pr rep. we have not heard from him yet wolf, but here's what did he said in december 2023 when he did deny these allegations? he said, i have sat silently and watched people try to to assassinate my character, destroy my reputation and my legacy. he called the allegations sickening. his attorney has called the most recent accuser a liar and said that they are shamelessly looking for an undeserved payday now, this all started wolf in november, cassie, who is an r&b singer, who data diddy for a very long on time. they were together for years. she had the first lawsuit against him. they settled quickly, but it was a very serious lawsuit. she sued him, wolf for sex trafficking, human trafficking, sexual battery, sexual assault gender motivated violence. she said that he abused her emotion emotionally for years, wolf and i have just heard heard from her attorney today and her attorney, douglas wade, or tells us this, he says, quote, we will always support law enforcement when it seeks to prosecute those who have violated the law. hopefully, this is the beginning of a process that will hold mr. combs responsible for his depraved conduct. now, again, we cannot make a connection to the raid but this does come at a time of many allegations against sean combs. >> certainly does a jonathan whack row. what does this signal to you that the department of homeland security is involved with these two rays? >> well first of all, it indicates that this is a federal matter in what we're seeing with the rate in multiple locations means that law enforcement officers are agents believed that there's enough probable cause to believe that one, a federal crime has been committed did it in that evidence of that federal crime is located at these specific locations where the simultaneous search warrants are being undertaken. how did they do this? the wolf is really important here. federal agents and officers must go before a us magistrate and they actually have to go in basically provide an affidavit that lays out the broad elements of the crime that they believe has happened. and why searching this location is critical in terms of finding items of evidentiary value that will help the prosecution of this case. so the fact that there's multiple locations going on simultaneously josh described the meticulous nature that this search undertakes in one identifying these items that were located on the search warrant documenting them, making sure that chain of custody is maintained through the entire process. all of this does not bode well for the suspects. today. >> important point, laura, what do you make of these raids? just how serious does all this scene >> oh, it's very serious. and look at the amount of resources being devoted and deploy to these different estates in a coordinated execution of search warrants. remember, these tragedies don't take it very lightly. we think about our homes as our castles to have somebody be able to have a search or seizure of any property within it has to meet this burden of proving probable cause. and that's not beyond a reasonable doubt. it's just that probably the likelihood of finding evidence of a crime in this area is high or it's probably could happen there is talk about what could actually be used. anything could be fair game on that search warrant. you make it at the one hand, vague enough to encompass a lot of different things, whether it's hard drives, photographs, cameras laptops, there could be safe things decided to save is also going to be a little bit specific to make sure that you're not just going on a fishing expedition. and from to have a coordinated raid in the way that they're doing it right now without notice for hadn't you see there's discussions and imagery of who may have been in the house beforehand, who was removed from the house, and why you do it as prize way is because you might be afraid of the information or evidence suddenly go and poof in the night and you want to have that surprise. what they're looking for is probably quite consequential, but there is still a presumption of innocence it's very important to our laura. thank you very much and to all of our experts. thank you. once again, laura will be backed by the way at 10:00 p.m. 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is cnn, the world's news network >> there's more breaking news. we're following the baseball superstar shohei ohtani is speaking out for the first time since bombshell gambling and theft allegations against his former interpreter came to light? cnn's nick watt is joining us from inside dodger stadium in los angeles right now. so what does ohtani saying nick >> well, well, within minutes of that press conference, he was out here on the field pitching, laughing, joking, seemed like he didn't have a care in the world. this press conference, he spoke japanese with of course, a different interpreter basically what he said is his long-term friend and interpreter, ippei mizuhara is a liar, a gambler, and a thief take a listen i never bet on baseball in other sports, or never have asked somebody to do on my behalf and i have never went through a bookmaker to bet on sports up until a couple of days ago, adding know that this was happening. he has been stealing money from my account and has told lies >> now, some suspicion was heading showing a tiny his way because the bookmaker at the center of all this, he'd been telling people that ippei mizuhara wasn't his client, that show a a thani was his client. now, i spoke to that bookies lawyer. she said a thani and this booker bookie had zero contacts and that her client, the bookmaker, was just boasting because it was a good marketing ploy to say the greatest baseball player in the world is your client. game is going to start here in a few hours. and this is the start of shohei ohtani's career here, ten year deal, 700 million dollars. he is a unicorn, a two-way player. people talk about him as the greatest player in the game right now. and amongst the greats of all time. so he wants that to be the focus, not the gambling >> the highest paid to our nick watt reporting first. thank you very much joining us now cnn sports analyst christine brennan. christine shoheiohtani many accused his former interpreter of stealing from him and telling quote, lies, what do you make of what we just heard from him >> this is a real nightmare for major league baseball. walf, obviously, ohtani is the biggest name in baseball and to have this kind of story just crash land into the sporting to our consciousness and our culture as the major league baseball season is starting is just the worst possible scenario for majorly baseball for the dodgers, for ohtani, espn reported last week that the interpreter told them that ohtani that the interpreter went to ohtani to tell him that he needed help on the gambling debts. now of course, ohtani is saying no, that's not the case that ohtani said that he knew nothing. and in fact, the old interpreter now fired as even recanted that story with espn, but you can see here how confusing this is and the reason we're talking about it is because the trust level, it is 40. if you're paying money to watch sport, you're taking qizan again, whatever you're doing. can you trust it? and if you can't trust that game, if you can't trust that player then that is a huge issue for that support for the player for major league baseball itself. and that's why this is such a big deal. >> do you think, christine, that ohtani was able to quell at least some of the speculator mission about his knowledge of what is former interpreter was doing night? >> probably with some people will >> sports is an escape, right? you love sports. i love sports. people want to just go and enjoy a game and don't want to have the real-world intrude the way it has here, even though, of course it's not the fans fault that this is this happening, it's of course ohtani, the interpreter, whoever and all the conflicting stories. i think there will be people who of course want to cheer for him. he'll be at a great ovation when he's at the game as nick was saying, he's going to be playing at dodger stadium >> all of that >> but the flip side is >> the idea of trump crust and gambling. we are now sports is so intertwined with gambling that i think that is a big part of the deal, but your average sports fan and they just want to cheer so they'll probably give them the benefit of the doubt. >> we will see a major league baseball as you know, has launched a full-scale investigation into all of this. christine, what are you still hoping to learn? >> well, i'd like to know what the truth is >> you know, when the >> interpreter tells espn great reporters at espn that he went to ohtani to ask about the help with the gambling debt. okay. there's that story then he recant said story. now ohtani comes out and by the way, it, of course it wasn't a press conference, it was just him talking no questions were able to be asked. so i think i'd like to know more about the story line and who's telling the truth? >> yeah, me too. christine brennan. thanks as usual, for joining us coming up. >> vladimir >> putin baselessly suggest ukraine is to blame for friday's concert hall attack that killed nearly 140 people our live 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according to the latest figures. but he's still doubled down on the idea that ukraine may be in some way connected, something that the authorities in kyiv has described as absurd. but what putin said is that look, if you look at the cross-border attacks that we've seen in russia over the past several weeks, the drone strikes against oil refineries in russia from ukraine, then this attack fits into that pattern, into that series. and so despite the lack of substantial evidence connecting ukraine and despite of course, the denials from the ukrainians and the united states, putin seems absolutely determined to forge some kind of link. wolf. >> now through jazz reporting for us bathroom. thank you very much coming up. why israel scrap the delegation to washington amid growing tensions, very serious tensions between the biden administration and the israeli prime mr. benjamin netanyahu >> what does it mean to be out front? >> it's going there. we are just about three miles from the gaza 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israel are on the rise once again tonight, after prime minister netanyahu was scrapped a delegation to washington. it all comes after the united states allowed a united nations security council resolution calling for a gaza ceasefire to pass. let's bring in cnn's jeremy diamond. he's joining us live from jerusalem right now. how strain is this us-israeli relationship? jeremy? >> well what if the. relationship was already strained before today, but this adds another wrinkle to the tension between the israeli prime minister and president joe biden the israeli prime minister, indicating that he feels that the us decision to abstain rather than veto this resolution marks a clear retreat from from the us as previous position and saying that it will hurt both the war effort as well as the efforts to release hostages. but us officials of course, see this very differently, wolf, they view this as an overreaction by the israeli prime minister, in particular, the decision to very publicly choose to cancel a visit by two of his top advisers who were set to travel to wash kingston tonight. and they also believed that this was an effort to unnecessarily try and create daylight between the us and israel. perhaps for the israeli prime minister's domestic political purposes. but tonight we're also hearing from president of prime minister netanyahu's top political rival, a member of the war cabinet, benny gantz, who is indicated saying that he disagrees with the israeli prime minister's decision, saying that not only should the delegation still have traveled to washington to hear the us's alternatives to a ground offensive in rafah. but that the israeli prime minister himself should have traveled to washington to meet with president biden in a jeremy, i'm curious. where do things stand as far as the talks in doha, qatar have been an ongoing for a ceasefire and hostage release well, over the last week, there's been a sense that things are moving along, that progress is being made, gaps are being bridged, but this evening, it appears very much more uncertain hamas is now saying in a statement that they will hold onto their original position, that they presented more than ten days ago indicates hating that they are still pushing for the full withdrawal of israeli troops for a permanent ceasefire. and the return of displaced palestinians to northern gaza. this coming after israel appear to agree to a us proposal that would bring the israeli position and hamas is position on the ratio of palestinian prisoners to be released in exchange for 40 israeli hostages. that proposal was trying to bring those two sides much closer. and indeed, israel appears to have agreed to that, but hamas appears to be indicating that it will not budge any further saying that there are still other demands that need to be addressed that they say israel has not yet to do well can you give us a quick >> update, jeremy, on the situation inside gaza, right now? >> well, if the israeli military is continuing to conduct a range of airstrikes in northern central and southern gaza. we have seen the israeli military now over the course of the last week operating inside al shifa hospital, they say that they have detained hundreds of suspected militants and that they have killed nearly 200 hamas and palestinian islamic jihad operatives earlier today, we were able to confirm with one eyewitness that hamas and islamic jihad militants were indeed present inside shifa hospital before that >> so that military operation began, and indeed, it is still continuing >> jeremy diamond in >> jerusalem. thank you very >> much into our viewers.