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
anger mode and i ve stayed there for a good month. it makes me angry that kids have to worry about being safe at school. it makes me angry that a couple of daes ago i had a student knock on my door and after she left one of my ninth graders said, you know, is the door locked? and i could see the fear in her. and that shouldn t be happening. that shouldn t be happening in our country that kids have to worry about their safety at school. i imagine when you heard about the shooting that came shortly thereafter, the rallying cry of never again by your students there at parkland and then we have another school shooting, how do you make sense of this? how do you talk to your students when they speak to you about this? it s very difficult. how do you make sense of something that is so senseless and how do you make sense for kids to tell the kids that