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good morning and welcome to >> cnn this morning, it is sunday and i'm jessica dean victor blackwell, and amara bunker have the morning off and here's what we're watching for you today. the us carried out its first airdrops of humanitarian aid into gaza. and president biden says there is more to come or live in the region with more on the relief effort and where the ceasefire talks stand today. >> plus donald trump brexit, more gop primary wins, but nikki haley is not backing down. we'll tell you about her strategy heading into super tuesday coming up well, let's to that. that's what 100 mile per hour winds >> sound like. more of that in store is blizzard warnings remain in effect in parts of california and son day, those

areas that can see up to six inches of snow per hour plus lakers superstar lebron james. yep, he hit another major career milestone. we'll explain later on cnn this morning we'll begin here with the us and jordan successfully conducting its first airdrops of aid into gaza. the combined efforts saw three us c-130 aircrafts dropped 38,000 meals along the gaza coastline. the defense department says they are planning on airdropping more aid in the days ahead. and following the airdrops, president biden said saturday that the amount aid flowing into gaza was quote, not nearly enough, and that the us would continue to pull out every stop to get more aid in. >> meanwhile, sources say ceasefire talks are expected to resume today in cairo, a us official telling cnn, israel has quote, basically accepted a six-week ceasefire and hostage release proposal in gaza it's of course now up to hamas to agree to that deal. cnn's jeremy diamond is in tel aviv,

jimmy, what's the latest on those talks >> well, we understand that hamas delegation has just arrived in cairo to pursue those negotiations from israel's point of view, they are still waiting for hamas to provide aid he lists of the hostages who would be released under this deal, a six-week pause in the fighting in exchange for some 40 israeli hostages, perhaps, and they're also waiting for hamas to provide a response in terms of the number of palestinian prisoners that they would need to see released. but it appears that at least this delegation arriving in cairo there's a positive sign that talks are still ongoing over the last few days. there's been a sense that perhaps the progress that we had seen over the last week was stalling. so it is positive to see this delegation arrived in cairo. the timeline of course, is very short. we have a week until the start of ramadan. and that's been made very clear as the deadline for these talks for a deal to be made in order for these talks to be successful. now, the

united states in the meantime, is ramping up its delivery of humanitarian aid into the gaza strip that those three c-130 planes dropping 66 bundles containing 38,000 meals over for the gaza strip yesterday. but we understand that these airdrops are really just a small drop in the bucket in terms of the enormous humanitarian need that exists currently in gaza. in particular, in northern gaza, those airdrops are nowhere near as efficient as getting those aid truck convoys into the gaza strip directly. and so president biden has made it clear that israel needs to allow more of those aid convoys in gaza. in particular, into northern gaza. >> and >> as all of this is happening israel is still very much continuing its military campaign. 90 people killed over the past 24 hours in israeli airstrikes, according to the palestinian ministry of health, is really military for its part says that he killed 30 militants in the 24 hours before this morning back to you guys >> jeremy diamond. thank you.

we'll see if more aid ultimately comes. appreciate it. >> well, back here in the us super tuesday now just two days away, and former president donald trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley are making those final days count with a flurry of campaign stops for both of them. trump earn some more delegates saturday warning the idaho and missouri caucuses that followed his wins in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and michigan. >> but haley says, she's still the best choice against president joe biden. cnn's steve contorno explains their strategy on the trail jessica and danny, former president donald trump held rallies on saturday in north carolina and here in virginia two states that will vote >> on super tuesday. but even though these contests are just around the corner, he was more focusing on a likely general election rematch with president biden, focusing especially the on his recent trip to the border and what he saw there >> biden's conduct on our border is by any definition a

conspiracy to overthrow the united states of america. you know, he talks about democracy he is a danger to democracy he is. >> number one, it goes after his political opponent, which nobody's ever done in this country. they do it in third world countries very well. they do it but then i can succeed with us. they're not going to succeed. >> make it a stronger it's making a stronger biden and his accomplices want to collapse the american system, nullify the will of the actual american voters that established a new base of power that gives them control. for generations. >> former south carolina governor nikki haley campaigning saturday as well this time in north carolina, we're continuing to make the case that she would be more electable than trump in a general election, pointing to a new poll that shows her with a ten-point lead over president biden i think there's another new york times poll that shows us. i think donald trump squeaks by and we went by ten points. if you look at the

hispanic numbers in that, it's off the charts, it's double digits. we continue to make ground >> trump, meanwhile, added to his delegate count on saturday, cnn projects that he will win all 32 two delegates awarded in the idaho caucuses, all 54 delegates awarded in the missouri caucuses, and then michigan held a convention as well. where they awarded president trump 39 delegates, bringing his total to 247. he is well on his way to the 1,215. he will need to secure the nomination. and jessica and danny, many of those will be awarded on super tuesday >> all right. steve contorno for us. thanks so much. and let's discuss these political headlines now with men kannada national political reporter for the associated press, meg, good morning. thanks for getting up early on a sunday with us. we can start with trump and haley there as steve was just kinda the setting the scene for this coming week. trump's team continues to make this case in the next several weeks. they're

going to have enough delegates to clinch this nomination. at this point, what is haley's path forward? >> hey, good morning, jessica. it's good to be with you. it is tough to navigate exactly what that path is at this point. as was noted, donald trump has been running through these first contests, racking up a lot of delegates compared to her and when we asked governor haley about this, she continues to say that she's going to quote, run through the tape i'm not quite sure what that means. maybe that just means sticking it through super tuesday, but then possibly having a point of re-evaluation to see if it's worth it, to stick through these contests that follows. she has been bringing in more money, which we know fuels these campaigns and really determined when candidacies are over, when campaigns are done on it's not necessarily the candidate deciding it's time, it's when the money runs out. so she hasn't quite said what she's gonna be doing after super tuesday, but at least at this point, she's sticking it out through those contests and we'll see what happens after them.

>> yeah. i mean, i think they raised $12 million in the last quarter and yes, they lost that backing for americans americans for prosperity, but to your point, yeah, it's when the money runs out. so we will see what the case is that they make after super tuesday. i want to turn now to that new york times and siena college polling that came out that has a lot of people talking in new york and dc and that acela corridor in a head-to-head of the election was held today nearly half of the voters 48% saying that they would elect donald trump. but meg, if you dive into some more of the questions and some more of the data within that polling. one thing that really jumped out at me was that only 18% of the voters believe that biden's policies have helped them personally. that's lower then former president trump's policies. why do you think that the biden campaign is struggling to really tell people what they've been doing these last four years because they did make some pretty monumental, they had some monumental legislation. and is

there time for them to move these numbers? >> that is certainly something that we've asked the administration as well as some of president biden's top surrogates, like congressman jim clyburn, who lives here in south carolina where i live. and a lot of the argument that they make is look, he just needs more time. he has delivered on a lot of these things. one of them being student loan forgiveness here in south carolina. often they talk about hbcu funding, which was a major point the 2020 campaign, and something on which president biden says he's delivered. i think some of this probably comes down to proximity. this is a president who is still currently in office who is saying, i've been working with a republican house of representatives that's hard for me to get some my policy points through. so just give me more time, give me more democrats in the house, and we'll see if i can make more progress and donald trump has been out of office for some time. and so i think a lot of the consternation that we heard, particularly after january 6 and a lot of people who said what never again, that

was a long time ago in terms of political arcs and a memory can sometimes add a lot of patina to things. and it doesn't seem necessarily as detrimental as it might have back then. so i think that's probably some of what we're dealing with. >> yeah. that's such >> an interesting point you make about the proximity and time and all of that, because i think i'm thinking too about the economy where a biden the economic indicators are good, but biden is just having a hard time convincing the vast majority of americans. this is a good economy in this poll, most of them see it as a poor economy and i'm thinking about like them thinking back to pre-covid 2017, 2018, maybe they had more walking around money. there was more money at the end of the week. now even when they're going grocery shopping, it can still be more extent that is stubborn. inflation at those points that people keep seeing. do you think there's some of that to that kind of just hangs over this race in a way i think

there's certainly some of that. and when we asked voters on the trail, what are the top issues for you? it is rare that i encounter somebody who doesn't mention the economy is at least the top 12 or three in terms of what's on their minds. and we see a lot of this lag in terms of the economy and economic indicators improving. and that really that feeling plane not trickling down to the voters and saying, look at my personal situation, just doesn't feel a whole lot better. i think you make a great point about what i call the before times before covid, when things were certainly different and officials like president biden and others have really had to try to figure out how to wade through that and to bring some of that benefit back two americans, there was a huge burst of funding and a lot of different areas immediately post-covid and during covid and now that some of that funding has kind of petered out, i think people are finding themselves in different situations. and so when they really are looking at how much they're having to spend to get the items that they need sometimes, i think that some of that person deception can be reflected on well, okay. who's

in charge of things? who can i possibly blame for this >> and i'm looking ahead this week. obviously it was super tuesday, the president also set to give his state of the union address on thursday a huge chance for millions of people to hear his message is he turns his attention to this general election. >> what? do you expect to hear from him. and do you think any of it can start to move the needle for him >> i'm sure that we are going to hear a lot about those promises made and what they would argue our promises kept and a lot of that i think will hinge on the economy. and arguments that the biden administration and by hi extension, his campaign as well have said, these are things that i would like to do. these were things that i need to do these are things i'm bringing to you to make your situation better i'm sure we will also hear quite a bit about foreign policy, about the war between israel and hamas, and how the biden administration is hoping to perhaps get a season it's fire implemented. we heard reporting on that just now and

also really thinking that if there are some moves in the foreign policy sphere that could go toward that situation of, i would like to improve these situations without getting to us directly involved in terms of troops. but this is something that i'm concerned about. i know from listening to voters first, that's something they are very concerned about. and i'm certain that we'll hear more movement from president biden his speech on thursday night, canard, thanks so much. we really appreciate it. nice to see you thank, you >> seeing and of course, we'll bring you all the results as we get them on super tuesday or special coverage begins at tuesday at 06:00 p.m. right here on cnn. and then of course, streaming on max all right, coming up, president biden and donald trump's age have dominate discussions about the race for the white house. but what can you senior voters in the battleground, state of pennsylvania have to say about it all. well, you might be surprised a little later here on cnn this morning. plus he joined to open the door and find this right? that is so

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that update. we appreciate it. >> also this morning, >> survivors of the wildfires scorching the texas panhandle are sharing their stories. this is strong winds, heat and dry conditions continue to fuel those flames wasn't seconds and it was at my back door and i was trying to get dog kennels and i couldn't i had >> to leave and then i had to drive through fire to get out of there, i was going to die >> now since it erupted nearly a week ago, the smokehouse creek fire has killed two people, destroyed hundreds of structures, killed livestock, and burned over 1 million acres, making it the largest in texas history. from one of this, we have cnn's ivan rodriguez. he's in fritch texas. ivan, i mean, just tell us what are conditions looking like this morning >> well, jessica, danny, we're still feeling those strong winds, dry conditions as well, and a typical sunday morning here in fritch, texas, we would see, you know, eventually

people coming out of their homes even children playing in the yard. but that's no longer a reality for many people in this area. we're seeing just pure devastation behind me. you can see some of that destruction we're seeing neighborhoods that are no longer there. people are also beginning to clean up their property as they begin this long road to rebuilding in over the last couple of days, we've heard some remarkable stories from neighbors, helping neighbors. one volunteer firefighter tells us that he is a teacher and he was in a classroom with the students when this fire sparked after they were all able to evacuate safely, he quickly got onto the road once again until fire truck >> we want to give back we're just want to help our people help our ranchers because we know with their livelihood and if it's in danger, we want to be there for i go home and i'm fortunate to step inside a house and see my wife and think there's people tonight that can't do that. they're not

going into a home let's that sense of selflessness that we've heard from countless people that really reminds >> you what a tight-knit community this is. now again, those dry conditions and those temperatures that are have been increasing over the weekend, strong winds as well have remained and kept us in a red flag warning crews say they hope to increase containment especially after the weekend containment still at around 15% now, in terms of how this fire started, jessica, danny, we're still told that it's under investigation. >> wow, just incredible images coming out of the panhandle. i hope folks there and you, ivan, both stay safe. thank you very much all right. coming up a contentious debate among voters are joe biden and donald trump, just too old to be president. well, older voters in one battleground state weigh in on this very issue, will have what they have to say next >> the greatest stage they.

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things he has done. >> but conversations with friends and students have malinconico watching the president's settled for just one term. >> i think there are people who will not vote for him or sit it out because they perceive his age as a potential problem and forgiving when the president says he recently spoke to a foreign leader who died years ago, he has a history of gauff's, but i also think that as we age, we do tend to mix things up a little bit. >> mickey brown is west point class of 1966. >> we tried to stay as active as possible. he >> plays tennis, pickleball, and senior softball to stay sharp, my wife, his wife though, has dementia it lives in a care home nearby i believe in jesus and god. i think it keeps me strong and i'll be fine. >> brown is a conservative and two-time trump voter insists though this view of president biden is born of experience, not politics, carrying for my wife, i see certain things and

the way his mannerisms that make me wonder if he is really in fact the president. >> trump's several years younger than biden, but people have raised the same question. you raise some concerns that you see him biden that you say, well, i've lived that. do you see any of that and trump? >> well, i was just at on january 31, at times, i forget something that comes back. but i'm fit. i have confidence in myself i just think the difference between the two are enough me to be more concerned about mr. biden going forward than mr. trump shoulders, opening, chest opening. pat levin is 94. yes. 94. and that pilates. >> it's important for to keep me vertical my page, i need all the help i can get. >> h. she says it's not the dominant issue among most of her friends. >> they're terrified about what might happen if joe biden

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citizens and extorted businesses that began to change in 29 19 held salvador elected najib bukele as president. and soon afterward, he launched a crackdown on gangs and crime through a controversial security policy. >> having great success in lowering homicide rates in el salvador. but at a huge cost. >> but georgia state university's professor jennifer mccoy, an expert on latin american affairs, says, there is concerned, but bukele and his anti-crime tactics bukele deploy the police and army to areas controlled by the matters, and sent thousands of suspected criminals to jail after declaring a nationwide state of exception that to spend some constitutional rights among them, the right to due process the result is drastic reduction of crimes and murders as reported by the government, there are a lot of people who also live there who are worried about in our fearful for being caught up in the roundup of alleging people

who are in games in alimentaire. we are highly ligament marlow now gotten >> vazquez says he was thinking about my grade into the us illegally because of the lack of jobs in el salvador. but he says things have changed he stayed in now has a job and it seemed like he's not alone according to us customs and border protection, the number of salvadorians entering the us legally has decreased especially between 2020, 2.20, 23, when roughly 35,000 fewer migrants from el salvador were detained attempting to cross the border kelly government takes credit for that drop in migration. >> we change the murder capital of the world, the world's most dangerous country in, into the safest country in the western hemisphere. and the only way to do is to arrest all the murderers. there's no other way to do it. >> but amnesty international warrants that they international community must be

vigilant to prevent abuses in el salvador, who guesses, i whether the policies in the country are right or an abusive power definitely the people who live there should have the first say. >> and they seem to have decided reelecting bukele to a second term with more than 80% of the vote. however, the election was also controversial because he was allowed to run for another term. bardhi constitutional court, despite the constitution explicitly banning the president it should reelection in the country. >> the salvadoran government >> declined our request for an interview and did not provide our response to the allegation. but in the past, bukele has warned international community to stay away from internal issues. bukele has also become a dr. them hard-right conservatives around the world, receiving a warm reception at one of the largest gatherings of conservative politicians in the world, where he warned of the dangers of liberal policies regarding it's safety. >> we are ready seeing these symptoms in the united states

big citizen decline, like baltimore, portland, new york, just to name a few, decrease migration from an salvador to the us gives the biden administration a little bit of good news while having to deal with the huge number of migrants crossing illegally into the us in recent so in years. but it could also represent a challenge in how they deal with bukele and other governments in the region. who might want to duplicate his approach. who stabbed over the cnn, atlanta fascinating story, gustavo valdes. thank you. >> all right. coming up in a moment, the cdc rolls out new covid-19 guidelines. so how long people now have to spend an isolation after testing? positive will have that ahead on cnn this morning >> vegas, to store your sensitive to 9810 on cnn michael, last 20 pounds with life md, probably the easiest thing i've ever done. the medication comes in the mail and it's very easy to use. i've been able to live my normal lifestyle when i've lost 20 pounds, i've never felt

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don't have symptoms. day six and onward, they say, especially if you're going to be around vulnerable people, you should wear a mask. you should think about ventilation. you should try and keep your distance now, part of the reason they're making these changes, the cdc few reasons they said that 97% of the country now has some degree of immunity, which is probably true between vaccination and people who've been previously infected. but keep in mind a lot of people get infected over and over again. so they have the immunity doesn't seem to last very long. also, if you look at hospitalizations and deaths, they've gone down considerably 60% lower for hospitalizations. deaths have gone down at 3%. let me show you this graphic as well. they implemented this in oregon in the past back in may of 2023 and you can see what sort of happened cases did surge again. and then you had these sort of these ebbs and flows of cases. but the cdc says oregon really behave not much differently than the national average. so

even with the loosening of the guidelines, it didn't seem to increase the risk. they say at least two people are in oregon now one thing to keep in mind is that some people say this is sort of flu of fighting, covid. we're treating this like flu. but i want to show you this graph that we pulled that makes this case that covid is still a lot more concerning than flu orange line is covid. go back to 2019, 2020. you see the difference between covid flu and blue, and then r is read as rsv. even now, most currently, you see how much more of an impact covid has overall on hospitalizations? in the last season flu kill that had about 21,000 people who died with covid. it was closer to 245,000. covid is not flu. people can still spread this even when they're asymptomatic. as i mentioned, they are more contagious, they are contagious for longer with covid. they can experience symptoms for a long

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new song. so now billion has collaborator freddy wexler joined fareed zakaria to talk about whether there will be more new songs. take a listen so billy, now that you've done this, is can we say the dam has broken that? we are going to see a >> series of new billy joel songs i don't know. fareed. i really don't know >> this is all >> kind of new to me. again, just even going to the grammys was a whole new experience for me because i'd been there 30 years ago when i was a nominee in this time, i just was just another singer at the grammys. but i met all these new artists who i was very impressed to me. i was very happy to see all these people. i really enjoyed it, which i had done back in the past. i wasn't comfortable with competition between musicians whose number one, who's number two, who is going to win the grammy? it was kind of uncomfortable this time. i enjoyed it was a new experience

for me. so this is all kind of new again, everything that was all new again man, i love that. it's hoping for scenes from >> italian restaurant part two. you can catch the full interview on fareed zakaria gps today at 10:00 a.m. and 01:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. the next hour of cnn this morning starts right now >> good morning to you. welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, march 3. hi, everyone. i'm jessica dean, and i'm danny freeman, victor blackwell, and amara walker are off this morning to begin with donald trump racking up more gop primary wins, but nikki haley, she isn't backing down. we'll have more on her strategy heading into super tuesday coming up. >> also, the us carried out its first aid they're drop-off humanitarian aid into gaza. president biden saying there is more to come we're live in the region with more on the relief

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