this past hour that washington will air drop humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. and that s where we are going to start. there s growing international pressure for a full investigation into what went wrong yesterday. as the aid convoy arrived in northern gaza. the israeli army has acknowledged that its soldiers opened fire at one point but says most of the deaths were caused by a crush, or lorries running people over. our special correspondent fergal keane, working with bbc verify, has spent the day piecing together more details of what happened. his report contains some distressing images. shots cracked through the night. people start to move. then run to get away. in this section of the crowd there is panic. and as casualties streamed into local hospitals, the testimony of witnesses. translation: the situation was unimaginably crazy. - if aid is going to come to us in this way, we don t want it. we don t want to live on the blood of our children. the israelis say that a
a possible path to peace. hamas answers israel s offer with a three-step proposal for freeing the hostages it s holding and eventually ending the war in gaza. is it a deal that benjamin netanyahu can accept? secretary of state anthony blinken is trying to persuade israel to sign on. we will be hearing from him next hour. and republicans try to impeach a cabinet official and fail in embarrassing fashion. then try to pass their israel aid bill and fail again in embarrassing fashion. even some republicans wondering if the new speakers inexperience is showing. an alarming campaign by chinese hackers to infiltrate critical u.s. infrastructure. we are following these developing studies stories and more. all here in the cnn newsroom. welcome to cnn news central. i m breanne keeler alongside jessica dean and we are seeing a high-stakes back-and-forth that could determine the fate of dozens of hostages in gaza. secretary of state tony blinking is in the region trying to shephe
next, trump taking on new hampshire. the former president making his appearance after first spending most of his day in a new york courtroom. this as nikki haley is trying to force a two person race with trump and clean up her remarks declaring quote, the united states has never been a racist country. plus, she accused trump of groping her in an airplane. jessica leads will be outfront tonight and putin talking dom naks to all of ukraine. this as you ll see in a story first on outfront. ukrainian military desperately trying to fight back with u.s. vehicles described as tank killers. you will see it all on the ground. let s go outfront. good evening. outfront tonight, the last to arrive. after spending the day in a new york courtroom, president trump is in new hampshire. it comes on the heels of his huge win in iowa. he just started to speak about last night s caucuses. and he arrived this evening after spending his day in new york. as i said, in a courtroom. face-to
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attorney general wants tech giants to flag you. the lead starts right now. attorney general merrick garland grilled on capitol hill today from classified documents to abortion rights, fentanyl to rising crime. the wide-ranging topics have put garland on the spot. and five close calls in 2023 and it s only march 1st. the latest, a private plane came 565 feet from a jetblue flight loaded with passengers at boston logan. are these frightening encounters happening more often or just being reported more often? plus, protests turning violent. the faceoff between police and anti-netanyahu demonstrators in israel as crowds there call for a national day of disruption. welcome to the lead, i m jake tapper. we start with two high-profile hearings in capitol hill. one room joe biden sen battled pick to lead embattled pick to lead the administration finally had a confirmation hearing after being picked nearly eight months ago. republicans pressed phil washington, a 24-year a