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breaking news out of the hague, the united nations top court, the international court of justice, has ordered that israel immediately halt its military offensive in the southern gaza city of rafah the court made the ruling as part of an ongoing genocide case that was brought by south africa. >> and in it's ruling, the court said that the humanitarian situation in gaza had deteriorated to the point of disastrous since the court last ordered provisional measures in march, israel has denied the allegations we have cnn's jeremy diamond joining us now live from jerusalem. jeremy house, israel, responding to the ruling. and what does this mean for its military operation in rafah well israeli officials are certainly responding with defiance and kind of casting a sayyed this ruling by the international court of justice. >> although that ruling is indeed legally binding, the icj has no way to actually enforce this ruling. and israeli officials are responding by saying that that israeli military offensive in rafah, which has been on doing now for nearly three weeks, will indeed continue the israeli foreign ministry for its part defending the israeli military campaign, saying that israel is acting based on its quote, right, to defend its territory and its citizens. and also saying that israel has not and will not conduct military actions in rafah, which may inflict loss of on the palestinian civilian population in gaza. conditions of life that could bring about its physical destruction effectively responding to the wording of this ruling, which is based on the genocide conventions. now, as it relates to the offensive in rafah, it is very much present the question now is, even though this the icj doesn't have a mechanism to enforce this ruling. what kinds of consequences could israel face and indeed, other countries could potentially impose sanctions on israel as a result of its decision not to comply with this ruling by the icj, but that of course, remains to be seen in certainly at a minimum, it is reinforcing the kind of growing international condemnation and isolation that israel is facing on the world stage over its actions in gaza. >> and jeremy, this ruling comes as the israeli military says, it's recovered the bodies of three more hostages in northern gaza. what can you tell us about that yeah, for the second time in two weeks, the israeli military recovering the bodies of hostages, who they say, we're actually killed on october 7, their bodies taken into gaza. >> these three bodies of hostages were recovered in the russia bali, a refugee camp in gaza, where the israeli military has been conducting intense operations there over the course of the last couple of weeks, the three individuals who recover, two of whom attended the nova music festival. there's oraa hernandez redu, a 30-year-old french mexican tourists who was attending that music festival with his girlfriend, shani louk whose body was recovered last week by israeli forces in gaza hananiah blanca, of 42 year-old, father from tel aviv. he was attending the festival as well. and then there is michelle nissenbaum, a father and grandfather who was trying to save his granddaughter that day he was killed on his way to try and rescue her. and for these fans emily is not only are they getting the shock of the body is being recovered and brought back to israel. but for many of them, they are finding out for the first time that their loved ones were actually dead. all along, many of them had held out hope over the course of the last nearly eight months that their loved ones were being held hostage, but that they were alive and today, of course, receiving that crushing news for a brown. so hard on jared diamond life for us from israel. thank you for that report it appears that a pennsylvania man will soon be able to leave turks and caicos after he was arrested there for bringing ammunition to the islands a short time ago, bryan hagerich was handed a 52 weeks suspended sentence and is $6,700 fine. but as soon as he pays that fine, he is free to head back home. >> you might recall hagerich was arrested in february. his wife says that the bag that mistakenly had ammo inside is the same one that he uses on hunting trips. hagerich is one of five americans accused of bringing various amounts of ammunition to turks and caicos cnn's carlos suarez is covering the story for us and carlos this man and his family, they have to be so relieved as he was at risk of a serious prison sentence that's exactly right. >> we're talking about the possibility that he was facing 12 years in prison. and now with the sentence the judge also handed down a $6,700 fine. we're told that once hagerich pleaded guilty to these possession of ammunition charges, once he's able to post that amount, he'll be able to be released from jail or rather her be able to be released from where he's staying at and travel back to the us. his attorney told us that they expect to get that done today. and so hagerich could be back in the us as early as later tonight rather his attorney told us that hagerich, quote, is pleased. he is relieved. the sentence in all of its circumstances is reasonable and fair and he's relieved and looking forward to pay the fine and return home as soon as possible. now, the judge's ruling is there's something that turks and caicos officials really had stressed over the last couple of days that was always a possibility. yesterday, the country's premier noted that no american that's ever been convicted of a firearms offense has ever been sentenced to the mandatory minimum of 12 years in prison. and he also noted that judges in the country have this discretion. he also really pushed back hard against some comments that us lawmakers had made earlier in the week that turks and caicos officials were targeting americans. the premier said that's just not the case, that is not something that they were doing as you noted, hagrid, who is from pennsylvania, is one of a five americans that have been arrested in recent months for possessing ammunition in the country. and as you l noted, hagerich said that he did not know that he had this ammunition in his bag we expect another sentencing to take place. next week and then the remaining americans are expected back in court next week as well, with court appearance is also scheduled in june and july. >> boris and briana carlos suarez. thank you so much for the update now to a landmark settlement that's causing a seismic shift in college sports after years of lawsuits, the nc doublet and the five power conferences have agreed to a historic deal that will pave the way for schools to pay their student athletes sources say that any athlete who played a division one sport going back to 2016 can get a cut of more than $2.7 billion in damages. >> that is a lot in the deal also allows each school to share up to 20 million per year with its athletes. >> a judge still needs to sign off on this settlement and there are many details that need to be hammered out here from war. let's talk now, a cnn contributor and sports broadcaster, carry champion carry. what's your reaction to this? i mean, how does this change the landscape for college sports? >> listening to you guys introduce the story. it's extremely seismic shift, it's been 100 plus years since the ncaa said that this is an amateur sport. these student athletes should not be paid. and for them to agree to an a settlement. the school also these power five conferences to come together with the ncaa and agreed to a settlement says that the ncaa knew all along that this was wrong. it says that these institutions knew they should have been paying these student athletes. and here's the thing. while the settlement in theory is on the table and agreed to there still so much ambiguity here because we still haven't decided who gets paid, what will the foot? while team good more than the girls volleyball team. but right now, as it stands, this is a huge leap forward for all of these student athletes who quite frankly, we're paying for free playing for free, had nothing to ask for themselves once they left school. and i think to me this is a long time coming and way overdue the carry. >> you sort of alluded to this some of the unanswered questions that are out there. one of the biggest being how title nine is going to factor in all of this title nine is something that we all know is important and necessary and legendary. it's the reason why we have collegiate sports for women, for young women and now we're trying to figure out, i think what they'll try to figure out what this settlement because again, it's still very ambiguous over how the schools will disseminate this rep share model. it seems as if, and if we had in theory talked about it and i've talked to some college, some different colleges about this. what would happen is, is that the schools that make the programs that make the most money for instance, the football program and the basketball program will receive the most money and then they'll share the rest with the other programs. because as of now, some of these, it's just the way it is. some of these women collegiate teams are not making the money. they're living off of football football is king when it comes to college, finances and sponsorships and deals. and so they'll have to figure out a way that seems equitable for all of these teams. and to me that is going to be the tough question. how in fact are you going to make every who won happy with this piece of the pie yeah. i feel like you should just bet that the football team is gonna get more than the windsor volleyball team. but how are they going to you think compensate star players? >> i mean, i think back caitlin clark before she went pro, something like that. how is how is that going to be? partitioned out? who's going to determine that? what kind of waves is that going to create? >> okay, so you all mentioned the fact that there are these three antitrust lawsuits, and this is what this settlement is trying to address, and that they are going to pay out over 2.8 billion. however, the reason why they agree to this is because the ncaa in college athletics, as we know, if they decided to pay everyone as they have over the past, maybe 20 years, not necessarily till 2016, it would have been bankrupt. the system would have been bankrupt because they do in fact, oh, these players, now how this will play out moving forward? it seems to me that the players who are the most well-known, the most recognized, you mentioned caitlin clark will make the most money especially in name image, and likeness deals. that's just how it's going to work. that's how it works in the real world. the biggest talent gets paid the most. however, what we're going to d is a lot of people, students, in particular, because students don't necessarily have to opt into this deal while the schools have agreed in the ncaa has agreed, there are certain students napoli till try to push this through what they're trying to do now, the ncaa is trying to lobby congress to come up with some sort of law so that they don't have to continue to play pay these students as if their employees because if they did that would bring health insurance it's into the matter that would bring a litany other a litany of other details that they just don't want to address. this is just the beginning and it's going to be if i had to bet and i'm not a betting woman but if i had to bet, there's going to be more money to be paid out to these students and to these programs. and the ncaa's want to try to push back. that's why they're trying to settle this right now yeah. >> feels like a moment. we're going to be you're looking back on for the effects. it will have going forward carrie. thank you so much, curie champion. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> in coming up from campaign rivals two on the same team donald trump talking about nikki haley and a 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nine i think she's going to be on our team because we have a lot of the same ideas and same thoughts. >> i appreciated what she said. you know, we had a nasty campaign. it was pretty nasty but she's a very capable person and i'm sure she's gonna be on our team in some form. and absolutely steve contorno joins us now, a florida man in the flesh here in the studio steve trump seemed reluctant to specify how nikki haley was going to be part of the team, not only that, we are just learning from trump's team that nikki haley and donald trump haven't even spoken yet. >> so while there has been this public de thawing in their rivalry, there is still a chilled relationship behind the scenes, and it's a long way until there's some sort of kumbaya of sorts. now, this, he's not calling her bird brain anymore, but it's still beat for her, her to enter the fold and start helping him politically. it's going to take a little bit more outreach on her end and he could use her help. she's a prolific fundraiser and she continues to get pretty wide support in these primary contests long after she has exited the race, zombie primaries yeah, that's right. and i mean, this rally that he had in the bronx, it was a more diverse crowd than we're used to seeing for sure at a trump rally, he's not going to win new york but this does give them a chance to talk about something that's kind of in the political zeitgeist right now, which is trump making enough inroads with black and hispanic voters that he can peel hello away part of that block, from beit. and that's certainly a fear of the biden campaign. and yes, donald trump's rally in the brock's is not going to result in him winning the bronx. in fact, it was mostly just convenient because he was supposed to be in court in manhattan that day. so it's a nice, easy journey over there. however, he was making outreach to those communities you mentioned because the the large black populations in atlanta and detroit there are large hispanic populations in nevada and arizona. and so this is the pitch he is making to them. and here's what he said about it. >> i did criminal justice reform at a level that nobody thought was possible. again, and i did that draw jewelry for the black and hispanic community ones i wanted to opportunity zones with tim scott and he was so much in favor of it and it's probably maybe the best economic development package ever for african americans, hispanic americans, asian americans we did a lot of things that people couldn't believe we're able to get done now that criminal justice reform he was talking about is the first step back that reduced the discrepancy between sentencing for crack and cocaine also reduce some sentences for now non-violent offenders. >> and what he talks about the economy though, and how he has been better for black voters, then the former pres are the current president. it's a really depends on what statistics you look at when you look at the unemployment rate, for example, for black americans, it is lower under president biden than it was under former president trump. >> yeah, the biden campaign, no doubt taking the opening that the trump campaign sees very seriously steve contorno, great to have you with us so it is the yes, you're going to have to say it with me. this was literally written, this story to annoy boris a little. it's the official start of summer and let's just get it out of the way. say it with me, boris your patient. >> it was there. >> okay. ready? we're pack your patients, your warrant. now, the nation's highways and airports will be jammed. that's what aaa is saying here. it's expecting a record nearly 44 million americans traveling on memorial day weekend. tsa says, just this month, it's already logged five of its busiest days never a sign of a busy summer travel season to come cnn's ryan young, is it the world's busiest airport in atlanta where tsa screening set records for a second day in a row. what do you expecting there? ryan? a lot of people packing their patients i have elavil guy because, you know in live television, you always have a few people who are struggling around it. >> and our first travelers who had been drinking a little bit decided to stop by his life, started there are several kicked off. why not have a good time, right? as you look this direction, you can see the lines that are starting to back in and you've got to get to the roads. the good here. but just yesterday alone we've talked about 2.9 million people across the country are out here. i've talked to so many people who say this is the first year where they really felt like spending some money for the summer after the pandemic. they saw the prices that's all traveled going up at the same time. they wanted to start there. some are pretty strong this year, just last yesterday here at this airport, they broke records for screening with over 111 thousand passengers. this is the most people we've seen so far today. all lanes of security open and you're not even seeing the international travelers multiply this across the country. you're dealing with travel records in terms of what's on the road to get to the airport and in a lot of people are finding out when they arrive here at the parking garages are full already, but listen to some of these travelers who were talking about their excitement and their knowledge that they would have to pack their patients the tsa line, when you're crazy. so highly recommend digital id. it was a breeze, even free chalk and clear a new search traffic we can come when you're traveling dorn holiday season are so there's some things to expect we're going to see you know, traveling you loved the good attitudes and like i said, you can never fault people for having a couple of drinks before they decide to get in the tsa line or decide to wait right in the middle of the camera, it happens as and at this point to tap to get used to it. but we've heard so many people talk about the idea that this was going to be their first big splurge of the year and they were looking for two summer being kicked off. i can understand your excitement as you guys tried to rehearse those lines together i just have to wonder whether or not you guys are going to take all these leinz for the summer but at the end of the day, they are saying there could be larger lines coming this afternoon because a lot of us are stuck at work. and then of course, once we get off, we're gonna be trying to run some place. so we have to see how this works out as the rush hour plus this travel traffic all combined at those same time. >> that's why it's a cliche. and you hear us say it over and over and over. but really especially after you've had a few drinks be patient with the folks around you to your fellow travelers, and go say hi to ryan young. if you're an atlanta hartsfield-jackson internet ryan young. thank you so much he's like, thanks so much all right. i'm taking a bit of a turn here. it is up to 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class four controlled substances. this is a designation that would require physicians to have a special license to prescribe the pills and every time they do prescribe them, the state would track the doctor, the pharmacy, and the patient involved. and third it will make it a crime to possess abortion pills without a prescription, to give some context, since 2022, abortion has been banned in louisiana with no exceptions for rape or incest and mifepristone and misoprostol are commonly used for conditions other than medicated abortions. doctor say they routinely used misoprostol to treat miscarriage just stop obstetric hemorrhaging after birth. ripe in the cervix to induce labor and prepare the cervix for surgical procedures, iud insertion or uterine biopsy among them. with me now, is the louisiana state senator who sponsored this bill, thomas pressly, sir, thank you for taking the time to be with us and first off i am so sorry for what happened to your sister. i know you've widely discussed this. her then husband was sentenced to prison time this year for spiking her drinks back in 2022 with abortion pill medication to. try to terminate her pregnancy. it's horrific. i think anyone familiar with the details of it knows that i do. they'll want to talk to you about what's in this bill that you did not initially lee include in it for the purpose of prosecuting for the purpose of prosecuting situations like the one that your sister was in that is going to make mifepristone and misoprostol scheduled for drugs which was similarly tacked on why vote for that additional piece? >> yeah. thank you so much for having me on as you mentioned, my sister was the victim of a horrible domestic violence attack or her then husband tried to grind up misoprostol seven different times and put it into her drinks trying to kill my now 22 month old. nice and significantly harm my sister and her health. look, this bill is intended to ensure that doctors, nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants have the opportunity to write these medications and they will be dispensed at pharmacies throughout the state of louisiana. that's going to continue what it's for legitimate health healthcare reason. as you mentioned, the louisiana has already outlawed abortion so we're just trying to put some guardrails in place so that bad actors do not get these medications and use them and harmful ways it's like that that my brother-in-law tried to do with my sister so why add on that schedule for designation which you did not initially have in the that's right. >> it was a work in progress through through the legislative process. we added that in a house committee and we did so because with the crime sayyed there's a backend and a punishment sayyed, i felt like by adding the schedule, these two drugs too scheduled for list that we would have an additional deterrent and less availability for these to be in the hands of bad actors while still allowing our medical providers to provide the medicine to patients that are in need of the medications it's very common occurrence for scheduled drugs to be prescribed by doctors, by nurse practitioners, by physician's assistance in dispensed at pharmacies throughout louisiana. and that happens daily so as i mentioned there are additional hurdles making it a schedule for drug and the medications in particular that we're talking about here, they aren't used just for abortion. >> these were number of other purposes when it comes to the health of women. so i want to run through some common medical scenarios with you that i'm sure female patients may have some concerns about. can you unequivocally say that misoprostol will be readily available. and as quickly as before, when a woman needs it to soften her cervix for the very painful process. let's have iud insertion i can absolutely tell you that in talking to ob-gyns and talking to emergency room physicians and talking to other doctors and other health care providers. >> they will continue to be able to prescribe the medications just as they can other scheduled drugs the that's not my question. >> my question is, is they'll there'll be able to prescribe it. >> will this will add other potential hurdles. there's some storage issues. obviously, when you're talking about a schedule for drug, will there be any slowing? of the process to get these drugs to where they need to be at the time they need to be there based on my conversations with doctors and the hospitals as well as our pharmacies. >> i feel very confident that this will continue to be able to be prescribed timely and net as necessary by physicians and other health care providers that have prescribing abilities and as as they can with other medications that are in our scheduled list have you taken into consideration that the law could actually have the effect of doctors instead using no cervical ripening medication in the process of inserting an iud, which is incredibly painful. >> have you protected against that absolutely. >> doctors are going to continue to be able to prescribe this medication. we have laws in louisiana that state specific civically and explicitly that doctors are allowed to prescribe these medications for legitimate healthcare purposes outside of elective abortion, which is already illegal in louisiana. this doesn't change that. we're simply putting the medications into the schedule which will continue to be able to be allowed to be prescribed. we're really going after the criminal aspect of this and folks that do not have a doctor-patient relationship do not have a nurse practitioner or physician assistants, but rather we have the bad actors that are going out and trying to criminalize these drugs and use them for the weaponization of terminating babies. and of trying to harm women like my sister was harmed and my niece was attempted to be killed by by my ex brother-in-law without my sisters knowledge can i ask you schedule for means that these drugs would be classified as dangerous, right? that's a key part of what the labeling here means sorry about as control. it's it's a controlled substance, so it's a controlled drug just like ambien, just like tramadol, just like many of our hda hqa add and hdd or h add medications as well. >> yeah. adhd, i think is what you're looking for? yes but this part of it is that this is a drug that could be dangerous or misused obviously is the point of it being a schedule for you also have other drugs for instance, penicillin that is four times the risk of death, for instance, four times higher than mifepristone viagra, which i think you could argue there may be some kind of side margaret get for ten times higher should they be scheduled for respectfully, i think that my sister's situation shows that these drugs in particular are used against women against their will and i'm very concerned about ensuring that again, we are maintaining the doctor-patient relationship while continuing to ensure that they are a well to get the drugs for legitimate health care purposes. >> and that's exactly what we're by prescribing these drugs into the schedule, it also seems like there's an effort to look at and try to prevent there being some kind of black market for this or i would also posit an example of someone bringing this in because even be an acquaintance or a friend or a family member of someone who is seeking an abortion in louisiana, which obviously is illegal, but someone like that bringing some something in for someone to do something that is illegal and the pregnant woman would not be prosecuted. but anyone bringing it in would also be i mean, this isn't just about prosecuting people like your former brother-in-law who did a horrible unimaginable thing. it's also could be used in those instances. i just described, right look respectfully, abortion again, as he legal already in louisiana were trying to make sure that folks are not and why make it. >> so why make it a schedule for then what? >> because we want to make sure that that physicians and nurse practitioners and nurse and physicians assistants have the opportunity to prescribe the medication. we need to make sure that these medications are used and there's no doubt but even in states where abortion is not illegal, you have a ten week period where it's not after ten weeks of gestation and we've got to make sure that women are being cared for, being checked for a topic pregnancies and they are being used as well. and i think that's important fortson that we again, make sure that we're maintaining the doctor-patient relationship rather than having a friend or someone bring medication into a state that's concerning in and of itself and and quite honestly, legal higher to this legislation passing. and hopefully being signed into law shortly scription medication didn't requires a prescription by a doctor or a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, you all think all laws that were already in place, right? >> in the schedule for initially had in there, but let me ask you this you talk about the importance of caring for women. your state is 46 out of 54 maternal expectancy. so when you're talking about there being better care for women let me why aren't you tackling that? instead? >> we are continuing to do as much as we can on pushing maternal health care and to the forefront and make sure that we're doing everything possible to within our budgetary means to ensure babies are being born. but let's be talking about mothers, sir. >> and mothers as well. and let's be clear here. my sister was a victim of domestic violence that left her bleeding without any knowledge of why she was bleeding other than she had had a drink that scary and certainly doesn't lead to a high maternal outcome either. i want to make sure that we are protecting these drugs again, not getting the way of the physician, patient relationship, but ensure that these are not being sold on the black market. and that bad 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son has pleaded not guilty. cnn's marshall cohen was inside the courtroom he is with us now to talk about it. what more you learning from the hearing marshall hey, briana. >> yeah, that hearing is still underway here in wilmington, delaware all right. and the judge in this case just issued a series of rulings that will really shape the contours of how this trial is going to shake out and what can and can't be presented it as evidenced. you mentioned the infamous hunter biden laptop. that's coming in. prosecutors made it very clear that they want to introduce parts of the messages from that laptop as evidenced against hunter biden, but they said today clearly that they don't want to introduce everything, just a couple of specific messages. and the judge agreed he to allow hunters, attorneys to challenge the authenticity of some of those messages the prosecutors wanted the judge to instruct the jury that it was while authentic, but she didn't want to go that far. she'll let hunters team question the authenticity and legitimacy of specific messages. so that was good for the president's son but special counsel, david weiss in his prosecutors, also got some wins in these pretrial rulings specifically boris and briana, vague he got a broad interpretation of the gun law that is at the heart of this trial. they will need to prove to win a conviction that hunter biden was using drugs around the time when he bought this gun in 2018. they won't have to specifically prove that he used drugs on the exact day. so that ruling from the judge might make it easier for them to win a conviction. guys, the hearing is still underway. hunter biden is in there. the special counsel is in there as well, and as you mentioned, this trial is just ten days away. >> yeah. coming up very soon or i will let you get back in there, marshall. thank you so much for that report. live force from wilmington, delaware and to head on cnn news central major shift in how americans view marijuana. more people 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day starts to decline. and so now in 20, when you look back at 20:20, the number of people who reported using cannabis every day was fewer than 18 million people versus the number of people who reported using alcohol everyday was fewer than 15 million. so you see that? this shift here when you get to the years 20202022 so i will say boars and briana, people just in general, whether it's daily, weekly, monthly, we do tend to see more people drinking alcohol casually versus using marijuana. but when you look at what the researchers are calling high frequency use so using alcohol or marijuana every day, that's where you see this shift because the study also says in the year 2022, the median drinker reported drinking alcohol on an average of about four to five days within a month. but when it comes to using marijuana, the median person said they use it 15 to 16 days is in a month, so that's the difference that we're seeing here in real time borse in briana, this shift and using marijuana more frequently. >> well, i mean, that's a difference in the number of days there. so what's the shift here, jacqueline? >> it really parallels just societal views and attitudes around marijuana versus alcohol as a society, we're seeing behaviors really reflect attitudes, views, and even policies that are out there. boris and briana. so we're seeing this cultural change happening before our eyes right now. >> yeah, it's a paradigm shift. it's also possible with all of those people were using it before they just weren't as comfortable thanks for pointing i think so. >> jacqueline howard, thanks so much for breaking that down for us so israel's national security council is vowing that it will not carry out military activity in rafah that could lead seed to the destruction of the palestinian population. this comes after a decision by the un's top court calling for israel to halt its offensive in the gazan city immediately the latest on this after a quick break the assignments are going 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