the final flight premieres sunday at nine on cnn good morning. you were alive in the scene now newsroom, i m jim acosta in washington. we begin with the fiery language coming from the white house over the senseless killing of aid workers bind israeli airstrike in gaza. seven members of the non-profit world central kitchen lost their lives while delivering food to starving civilians. in a statement, president biden said, he was heartbroken over their deaths. he also sharply criticized israel s leadership saying it has not done enough to protect gaza s most vulnerable people at some of the most blunt language we ve heard from the president and the white house since the war began, israel says the strike was a grave mistake and has vowed to investigate. meanwhile, the world central kitchen shared the names of the seven lives lost, calling them beautiful souls and heroes. and cnn s melissa bell is live in jerusalem, flores with the latest melissa, what more we learning about t
his equal partner in everything i ever accomplished adding that as long as rosalyn was in the world, i always knew somebody loved me and supported me. cnn s wolf blitzer takes a look back at her remarkable life and legacy. reporter: a soft spoken small-town girl, rosalyn smith carter became one of america s most charming first ladies. born in plains, georgia, on august 18th, 1927, she was valedictorian of her high school class and met and married jimmy carter when he was in the u.s. navy. my love and respect and cherish and honor. my wife rosalynn. when mr. carter s father died in 1953, they moved back to plains to manage the family s peanut farm. i didn t want to go home. i was having a good time. i think i had thought i had outgrown plains, georgia. the i had gotten a little too big for my britches. they had four children, three boys, jack, chip and jeff, and later daughter amy. in 1962 jimmy carter entered politics and rosalynn hit the campaign trail. campaigni
thanks for joining us on cnn newsroom, i michael holmes with our continued coverage of the israel-hamas war. and we do begin in gaza, where a horrific scene played out outside the largest hospital in gaza city, the video obtained by cnn is extremely graphic, we do warn you israeli military admits it was behind this strike, just outside the hospital, hitting an ambulance and killing at least 15 people with scenes of carnage and chaos as you can see, that on some images. the ambulance was said to be a part of a convoy carrying patients to southern gaza the idf, though, cleans the ambulance was being used by hamas which it said, has used emergency vehicles to transport fighters and weapons in the past. following development for us from abu dhabi joins us now, good to see you, lainey. so the loss of civilian life continues, tell us more about the hospital blast and what we know. this ambulance convoy was struck by israeli fire and we have seen the images and we showed some of t
reporter: to secure and destroy them, hundreds of u.n. inspectors would have to be dispatched with syrian troops providing protection for the inspectors and the chemicals. all in the middle of a brutal civil war. this is the most daunting aspect of this challenge, and that probably requires negotiation of a no strike zone. reporter: the barrels are loaded into weapons like these, they would likely be consolidated at a few depots. ideally a large destruction facility would be built inside syria or they could be moved somewhere like iraq. a destruction facility, essentially a giant sealed oven where the chemicals would be incinerated with temperatures over 2500 degrees. reducing them to ash, water vapor and carbon dioxide. they believe that could be destroyed in two to four years,