cnn breaking news hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i m fredricka whitfield and we begin with this breaking news israel conducting devastating airstrikes in a human maga terrion zone near khan younis in gaza, palestinian officials say at least 71 people were killed. the moment when one of the strikes hit was caught on video israel says it targeted hamas military chiefs he s and an alleged mastermind of the october 7 attacks. cnn s jeremy diamond is in jerusalem. jeremy israel says it received intelligence in recent days about this opportunity to hit this hamas leader. but now you ve got this high civilian death toll as well. what are we learning about the accuracy of the intelligence and of the target and was the target taken out? yeah will that last question fred is indeed the critical one. it is one to which we do not yet have an answer. these really military at this hour is still assessing whether or not the target of this strike was in fac
vowing to stay in the race they returned to the campaign trail on monday we have a team of correspondents covering this for us, priscilla alvarez is covering the biden campaign. but let s begin with capitol hill reporter annie grayer. annie, what s at stake today as president biden reaches out to elected democrats on capitol hill fred, everything is at stake with these calls. biden is trying to make direct outreach to house democrats to try and stop the bleeding of democrats calling for him to drop out as we ve seen, a slow trickle of democrats making those calls ever since biden s disastrous debate performance, more than two weeks ago. so biden is going to speak with few key groups of house democrats. first, the progressive wing of the caucus, and then a more moderate group, many of whom are running in very competitive house races who have raised serious concerns about the president s ability to remain atop the ticket. now, biden started his formal outreach last yet, stark s
eyes on wimbledon for the men s final and for her. alright, thank you so much for joining me today. i m fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now you are in the cnn newsroom. hi, everyone. one, i m jessica dean in new york and president biden is moving full steam ahead with his campaign for reelection, despite lingering doubts among members of his own party about his age and his fitness as for office while campaigning in the swing state of michigan, a defiant byd went after donald trump calling him, quote, a loser, and a convicted criminal. biden also made it it clear he s staying in the race and he says he s the only one who can beat trump for a march tomorrow narrative. my campaign has fallen apart. they say on the nominee of the democratic party, the only democrat or republican has beaten donald trump ever i m going to beat him again cnn s priscilla alvarez is joining us now and priscilla ease biden now pivoting or at least trying to pivot fr
unsolved for my dad. the clues, that lover s triangle, cash, and a bearded lady. they said it looked like a woman with a beard, a thin guy. it s a mystery with so many head-snapping turns, it took two trials. you wait 18 years for justice only to have the carpet pulled out from under you. to uncover the truth. but was it the truth? an adulter is a person who s done evil things, but that does not make him a murderer. he said, hey, let s go down to the comic book store. i knew immediately all the crime scene tape was there, and they said you can t go through, we re investigating a homicide, we re investigating the comic book store. the comic book store was a mom and pop shop in a strip mall outside detroit. out front by the register, bins of the big guys, spiedy, hulk, x-man. the woman was on the floor with the life draining out of her. customers had found her. it was july of 1990, a friday the 13th when tom and le in of course ora stopped by the comic book
put the right stuff on the document and so many questions now that he s going to have to answer to and it is a nightmare. it is really quite extraordinary what we have seen over the last few days. you know, in the true spirit of a tennis match going back and forth and back and forth here, at first it seemed like djokovic wasn t going to be able to play, wasn t going to be able to stay, then the judge ruled and he ll stay and play, and now i wonder if everyone turns their head the other direction and starting to say, it is not looking good for djokovic right now because of his own actions. yeah. 100%. and, you know, going into the first original court case, about a 90% plus australians felt that they wanted him out of the country. then after the court case, apparently there was a big swing from the public just saying, okay, well, the court case is done now. they have adjudicated he can stay in the country. so people sort of thought, okay, let s just let him play. now this