wind we're house solomon in new york and this is cnn hello everyone. thanks for joining me. i'm alison maratha in for fredricka whitfield. today. >> we're following several major developments around the globe that will present challenges for president biden at home and abroad this week the first us defense secretary lloyd austin, meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in singapore. today, secretary austin reiterated, quote wavering us support for ukraine in the face of russia's war were also awaiting word on hamas's response to a new ceasefire proposal with israel as detailed by president biden on friday, the president is expected to address these and other global challenges when he visits france to commemorate right, the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion of normandy cnn's natasha bertrand and facil alvarez are tracking all of these stories for us. so natasha, you're in singapore. what happened at the meeting today? >> well, secretary of defense lloyd austin did meet with president zelenskyy earlier today and they discussed ukraine's battlefield needs as well as the most urgent things they need to defend themselves against the russians, including additional air defense systems, which are so key and which are running really in short supply in ukraine, but also as zelenskyy wanted use the opportunity during his meeting with austin to thank him to thank president biden for that major policy shift that we learned about last week where president biden agreed to allow ukraine to use american made weapons to strike inside russian territory itself. a major shift and something that we have not seen the us allowed before over the course of this war. that's linsky has really been pushing for and has said as pretty much a game changer because of the fact that it's going to allow them to actually hit russia where they are launching these attacks right across the border inside russia. but ultimately, this was an opportunity for zelenskyy to come to meet with asian leaders here in singapore. and importantly to try to secure a meeting with chinese officials, the chinese are an extremely important international actor here when it comes to the war in ukraine. because according to the us and the uk, they are actively supporting russia's defense sector, which in turn is fooling. of course, the war in ukraine. so there's zelenskyy wanted to meet with chinese officials here in singapore, but he was rebuffed. >> he told hold reporters earlier today that he sought out some meetings with them to try to get them to come to a peace summit that ukraine is trying to organize here in the next two weeks and switzerland. but that they did not make any commitment to do so. and in fact, he did address china's support for russia and he said that that is only going to make the war in ukraine last longer. we should note that secretary very defense austin, he also met with his chinese counterpart on friday and he discussed this very thing with his chinese counterpart of the fact that the us believes that they are supporting the russians. and importantly, he raised the idea that there could be consequences if they continue to do so. he said that the international community will be forced to take quote, further measures if the chinese do not stop supporting russia. but for now, it does not seem like the chinese are very receptive to those calls and importantly, they have denied even now, providing any kind of support to russia as something of course, the us and the uk say is completely at odds with reality. awesome. >> okay, those are important updates. thank you for that, priscilla. let's talk about president biden's visit to france this coming week is that mostly ceremonial, or does the white house expect something out of that? >> well, it could be both. so they're, they are going to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day and that will be a moment for the president, but that's also going to be followed by remarks on democracy. that is how the white house has described. those remarks that he is going to deliver. now, this is important and because it has been a central theme of the president's campaign, here in the us. but he also came into his administration saying that he wanted to reaffirm us leadership on the world stage. so these remarks are going to be a moment for that and we've also heard from the president at fundraisers say that world leaders have come to him and said that former president donald trump can't win a second. second term. so these themes about the us on the global stage and protecting and preserving democracy are really going to come through in these remarks. now, the president is also going to meet with the french president, and that's going to be a meeting that comes on the heels of this proposal that the president outlined on friday to try to reach some type of a ceasefire agreement in gaza. another french president has already come out and said that he is in support of that. but this is going and to be a moment where the president is also trying to shore up allies behind this proposal to try to reach some peas in gaza. of course, that's going to be difficult to president himself in those remarks that you see there recognize that, but it's going to be the president going abroad and having an opportunity to have these meetings to talk about democracy, to talk look about the middle east, and try to shore up agreement to get that proposal moving forward. >> we're still let's also talk about the major things happening with mexico. this weekend. so right now they're voting for a new president today. and we also understand the president biden is preparing new border security measures. so what's the thinking on how both of these thanks will affect the us, us-mexico relationship us officials are certainly closely monitoring this election. >> of course, mexico has been a key us ally on multiple issues. not only migration, but also on trade and cracking down on drug trafficking, but sources did tell me that what are the considerations in releasing this border executive action that is expected as early as this week was doing so after the election in mexico, of course, i didn't want to give any type of appearance of interference or sway in the mexican election. so they wanted to hold off until after the fact this executive action is expected to be a measure quite reminiscent of one in the trump era in the way that it clamps down on unlawful border crossings. now, again, we anticipate that this could be announced as early as tuesday. mexico would have to have some level of buy-in of b to execute this order like they have on many other border security measures. in fact, the us has really credit in mexico and part for helping drive down the lower border crossings that we are seeing now. so this election is important, but it also comes at a critical time for the us as they themselves grapple with migration in the hemisphere. and he really looked to mexico to help them with that. so they are all close sleep monitoring this today, especially as they prepare that rollout this week. >> okay. priscilla alvarez and telstra bergstrom. thank you both very much. >> so the voting happening right now in mexico could mark a dramatic shift for the country. >> it is the largest election in mexico's history with more than 20,000 public offices at stake, including the presidency and for the first time ever two women are the top presidential contenders. but there has also been shocking violence during this election cycle. monitoring groups say dozens of people connected to the campaigns and candidates have been murdered, sentence gustavo valdez is in mexico city. gustavo, how is the voting going so far? >> hello allison, we have seen a lot of enthusiasm from voters. we went to a couple of polling places where people lined up hours before the polls often, there's been so much these organizations, some delays in opening some places especially the special polling stations. these are the places where four for people who are outside the district, perhaps you're visiting from out-of-state these are this is where we're seeing the most delays because there seems to be see some problems are getting the polling stations proper. worker, working order. and now so because if people are getting desperate, they know that there's a limited number for ballot, so they all want to vote in most places, we seem to have seen more people than balances, usually between thousand, 1,500 ballots in these places, we so leinz, where longer. so there's a lot of enthusiasm and they're hoping that these day goes peacefully. the violence that you mentioned was in the mind the voters and officials, they started they open the session of the national elections institute with a moment of silence to remember, they about 200 people who were killed during this process. so it is a very important issue for the voters in mexico. and you mentioned mexico. could you have its first female presence, something? think that is not the driving force for voters, but they say that having a female representative country is also good for the image of this nation. >> i think it shows a lot of how our country has improved in our society. sometimes people would say that because of the way that the tracy's women, that there was no way on earth that that was going to happen and seen it be something so that tassel tangible it's quite amazing important because it keeps power to an inspiration to all the woman's also like subject change in this country that it's been improved by manson the matchup go through life it's important polls close around 6:00 p.m. local. >> we should have the first results around 10:00 p.m. local time. >> i'm gustavo. >> we also understand that now for the first time mexicans can vote abroad. but how does that work it seems to be working very well. >> there's about 1.4 million people that are registered to vote according to official numbers. and we've seen videos of people fill in france and spain, even in the, in the united states that were forming long lines but wishing to also elect their candidate. and especially the vote in the united states this is an important one because they send a lot of money back to relatives in mexico. so they really have skin in the game if you will. so that vote is going to be important and is something that the next president is going to have to keep in mind that they also representing people outside their borders okay. >> gustavo valdes in mexico city for us thank you back here atlanta's mayor declares a state of emergency after a massive water main break that leaves many parts of the city's downtown completely flooded and the water unusable and a hospital is forced to relocate in patients night of new cnn original series first violin further with me and schreiber. >> it's hard to imagine the power of mother nature swallowed by secrets and spies, unclear gain, back-to-back premieres starts tonight. 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senators, 500 congressional deputies, nine governorships, and thousands of municipal and local elections this electoral cycle has been marked by a huge wave of violence, more than 35 candidates have been assassinated since this electoral cycle began and an estimated 99 million mexican citizens are now voting, as we speak in different ballot boxes around the country. and what many mexicans are going to choose allison is between continuing continually with amylose platform with his protege presidential candidate cloudy ashamed bomb, or for a change, which many consider such evaluates the opposition leader who is leading a coalition of three traditional mexican political parties to really make a difference and to start a real difference between what president numbers monday now lopez obrador has done and what she expects to do for the next six years in mexico, but without a doubt, these are historic elections, not just because of the amount of positions up for election, but because mexico is poised to elect its first female president, i just want to underscore what you just said about the violence because it is jaw-dropping. i mean, at least 30 hey, five candidates killed and then i was just reading that 700 also election workers or officials, or relatives have been kidnapped or harassed or injured somehow. how is this level of political violence happening? >> yeah, so this is all a result of present under smirnoff lopez obrador failed security strategy known as hugs, not bullets, which is really focused on the prevention sayyed security and has not front fully combating transnational organized criminal organizations. >> and mexico. and therefore, in the last six years, under the amylose tenure, there have been more than 180,000 homicides registered in the country, more than 37 journalists killed. again, 35 candidates assassinated ten to 11 women die every day because of their gender. and this is all something that has been affecting these elections, which again are historic for mexico and really the challenge for the next female president of mexico is to really address the insecurity problem that mexicans have to deal with on a daily basis. >> let's talk about the relationship between mexico and the us because critics say that one of the candidates that you mentioned, claudia sheinbaum that if she were elected, it would usher in a chillier relationship with the us. is that true so every 12 years, interestingly enough, presidential elections between mexico and the united states coincide, and that's true this 2024 electoral cycle. >> and so whoever wins the white house in november and whoever wins today in mexico are really going to, are going to be able to sort of push forward how the bilateral agenda between both nations is really going to be carried out. there are three fundamental pillars on the bilateral agenda that regardless of who wins on both sides of the border, we're always remain the same and that's immigration security, and then trade as it relates to usmca claudia sheinbaum has state that you want us to continue with her predecessor's currently current president andres manuel lopez obrador, foreign policy, which is really start a paranoias or an imperialist view of the us. and it has really inhibited security cooperation between both nations. although they have been able to strike serveral agreements in terms of stemming migration i mean from mexico, southern border to the us southern border. and then tim, in terms of trade, there's no other countries that are so interconnected and so important and vital for the future of the economy, like the united states and mexico. mexico is the us top trading partner at positioned itself as so in 2023, way above china and way above canada and so all of these issues are gonna be, they're gonna be fundamental on the bilateral agenda. and it will definitely be defined depending on who wins both the white house on the presidential palace in mexico, allison and then at the same time, this is happening. the biden administration is preparing to roll out sweeping executive action on the mexico border as early as this tuesday that could dramatically limit immigrants and ability to seek asylum. >> so what does that mean for the next mexican president? mexico more than any other country can really undermine or strengthen the us is border policy and migration policies i mean, of course there are several actions that the president can do in the united states. the stem migrants from entering the country illegally. >> but in almost all aspects they forcefully need mexico's government cooperation to really stem the flow of migrants that are entering through mexico southern border with guatemala and so i think going forward, the president of the next president, the united states and the next president of mexico are really going to have to define how they're going to develop a comprehensive regional strategy that goes beyond the us mexico border. >> and that really deals with other hemispheric leaders like nicaragua, when aswell are haiti, cuba, and others that are really the countries that are pushing so many thousands of migrants to travel to the northern border of the united states. and so it's going to have to take a lot of political will. and i think cooperation on the migration front is only going to intensify during this electoral cycle. the united states, and hopefully both countries are able to really strengthen migration cooperation going forward lila abed, thank you for all the expertise. >> really appreciate it back here in new york, security is high along fifth avenue where the city's annual israel day parade is in full swing. this is the first parade since the start of the israel-hamas war and as you can see, some in the crowd are marching in shirts that have the words, bring them home cnn's gloria pazmino is along the parade roots of gloria. what are you seeing out there yeah, i'll send, you know, it's been a massive display bride of israeli and jewish pride year along fifth avenue all morning, i have watched as thousands of people john, this braid which has been happening since 1964, it happens every year. >> they israeli day parade. with this year allison, the parade is taking a new meaning, as you said, it's the first grade to take place since the tragic events of october 7 since the beginning of the israel-hamas war so people here, although they are celebrating their heritage and celebrating their community, they're also solemn two, in one specific message. >> that is true. break the hostages home. >> many of the hostages of family members are participating in this brain thereafter i'll go mine carrying that banner reminding people that their loved ones are still in captivity. >> we spoke to some of those family members asking why they were here and what message they wanted to send. i want you to take a listen and hear directly from that all we want is to bring her family's i'm asking lucky forgets i'm asking understand. that goes are human being that are suffering those are human beings that didn't do anything wrong. my brother was killed for me, it's own home, safe place that is a sister and the bees but one of the hostages you had all alarming and as you can see behind me this is just a massive turnout. >> i also do want to highlight there is a really big nypd hey security operation underway. there had been preparing for the possibility of counter counter-protesters to be here at this great. but so far the event has been peaceful. there has been no disruptions of any crime, but police are certainly out and forced to make sure that everything goes as planned. and this out, alice and it just extends four blocks and blocks and city blocks. they had been marching since early this morning. again, miss that message, bring the hostages the theme of the break this year, one people, one heart again, despite the celebration of heritage and community here, also a somber remembering the hostages and 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republican primary. >> but despite her tough talk about trump on the campaign trail, she now says she will vote for him in november. so what to her primary voters think about that? cnn's john king went to the battleground state of pennsylvania, just before donald trump's criminal conviction last week, to talk with voters michael bases first big political statement came 40 years ago. i became a republican when i turned 18 because ronald reagan, both my parents were staunch democrats and i and the time there were democrats were not republicans and i was like not enough. i'm a reagan republican the philadelphia suburbs were reliably red back then pasi are reluctant piece of why they are much more blue now. >> so in 2016, you voted for trump and then 2020 by and you've got an election a few months. what are you gonna do if i had my choice, i wouldn't vote for either, but i will vote for biden. >> i will vote for anyone, but trump why? >> well so he tried to overthrow our government. >> that's a problem with me surgeon us military i just have very strong feelings about what it means to be an american. so another big statement this election year, a primary vote for nikki haley six weeks after donald trump locked up the nomination, i want other republicans out there saying like, we don't have to choose this guys, they don't want to hear that. >> okay he could be a convicted criminal and a couple of days they don't want to hear that. hey, he did all these things. >> pasi is hardly alone. haley, one 17% statewide, 24% here aaron suburban montgomery county. >> this is a little paradise outside the city. >> irma fralic also wanted to send a message. >> i want a country that's normal. i want a country that functions and i want people to be together very like is the daughter of cuban immigrants, a staunch supporter of israel, another reagan republican beyond frustrated with her choices, once in court, and the other one is i feel bad for him if he was my father, i'd say, you might want to reconsider your life, i don't know. >> and the other one i'd say you might want to prioritize your personal problems berks county is more trumping, but even here, 16% for haley, joan london was a rag and support her in her teens, a tpp party backer in the obama years. >> but after she cast her primary vote for haley london left the gop registering as an independent, the national party, just didn't reflect my values the way it had. and i'm seeing a change in that more towards populism which carries, carries some unpleasant baggage she won't vote for biden. >> london's debate, skip the presidential ballot line or write in a conservative. this is a county trump needs to county won by eight points in 2020, if few are not trump that subtraction hurts him. you get that right? >> i do. >> you think that's important i i believe that we have to send a message that the republican party needs to so to go in a different direction, and if biden wins because of that soviet, its principal position, i need to take media is in delaware county, the phillies suburbs. >> linda rooney, a registered republican, a trump voter in 2016, and biden in 2020 as her haley voter in april. those the protest the question, who are these people in the republican party that are shoving the center throats right now, like why can't we be why can't we elect someone normal rooney serves as a borrow election monitor he just said the other day that he won pennsylvania in 2020 no no yeah. we were laughing about it, but it's not funny now. it's not funny. >> she also says trump's conduct on january 6 was reprehensible. >> so, you know, i just can't i can forgive him for that. but rooney won't vote for biden again, i can't i don't trust them with the economy. my sons in the army, i don't i'm angry about afghanistan about that withdrawal. so honestly, i can't vote for them. >> so i have two choices. >> i can write someone in or i can hold my nose and vote for trump