viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i m paula newton, the head here on cnn newsroom, a biden trump rematch begins in georgia the to trade attacks in dueling rallies plus the violence and chaos in haiti is only getting worse. we ll hear stories of survival from the most vulnerable. and did you just push your clocks and our ahead while some love it, some hate it will have more on daylight saving time from the man who wrote the book on it live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with paula newton and we do begin with us race for the white house and another set of nominating contests. now, just two days away on saturday, president joe biden and republican presidential candidate donald trump held dueling rallies in georgia the key battleground state is one of a handful of states holding presidential primary he s on tuesday. both men are ramping up attacks on each other as it becomes clear, they will face a rematch later this year. mr. biden drew a sta
disaster. people take into the street to say how angry they are but the truth is, over the past two years, the greek government has pursued a tougher policy on migration, that has been warmly welcomed by the greek public clearly though there is a human toll, human cost to these policies. the greek coastguard is maintaining that it offered support to the migrant who were on the boat and that offer of support was rejected, but lots of people are saying that simply does not cut into because if you are a curse cut out at sea and you see that the vessel has lots of people on board, is badly overburdened, and is in such deep waters, there is a moral obligation to step in and do more and if the allegation is that the greek authorities, although they say they did what they could, they did not do enough and that is what critics continued to say, all the while more families of those who are missing are coming to this port city, desperate for any sort of news and we are hearing this fig
of north korea. have a look at what we found out. this is the world s most tyrannical state. its supreme leader rules by terror. but kim jong un is tightening his grip, pushing his people to their limits. translation: every day, it gets harder to live. - one wrong move and you re facing execution. this is chan ho, one of three north koreans who ve risked their lives to tell us what s been happening since the country cut itself off from the world. we ve changed their names and illustrated their words using actors and animations. if i live according to the rules, ifeel like i ll starve to death. butjust by trying to survive, i could be arrested by the state security, branded as a traitor and killed. one way to survive north korea is to escape across the border to china, but kimjong un has begun walling his people in, installing fences and surveillance cameras. guards have been ordered to shoot anyone attempting to cross. myong suk is a market trader living close to the border.
was how did people feel about the regime, because ultimately, this is the sort of thing that will determine the future of north korea. have a look at what we found out. this is the world s most tyrannical state, its supreme leader rules by terror, but kim jong un is tightening his grip. pushing his people to their limits. translation: every day it gets harder to live. - one wrong move and you are facing execution. this is chan ho, one of three north koreans who have risked their lives to tell us what has been happening since the country cut itself off from the world. we have changed their names and illustrated their words using actors and animations. translation: if | live - according to the rules i feel like i will starve to death. butjust trying to survive i could be arrested by the state security, branded as a traitor and killed. one way to survive north korea is to escape across the border to china, butjong un has become walling his people in, installing fences and survei
i have lost my wife now. i don t know where she is now. it s my wife. 21 year old izra ahoon had been unable to find a legal route tojoin her husband in germany. this evening, we went to meet dr makaris. he treated 30 of the survivors, who told him dozens of children had been on board. they told us that there were children in the bottom of the ship children and women. one told me about 100 children, the other told me about 50. lots of children? lots of children. hanging over this tragedy is one simple question should the greek authorities have done more to save those on board ? the coast guard says the migrants didn t want their help a claim that s been challenged so, we ve been trying to piece together exactly what happened in this disaster that seemed to unfold in slow motion. at around 8am on tuesday, the greek authorities are first informed about the fishing vessel. the coast guard has first contact at 11am and claims it doesn t request assistance. a little later,