have the lowest ratio of collateral damage in the history of urban warfare we're bending over backwards in order to prevent unnecessary deaths otherwise, we'd get this whole thing done within three days if we didn't care about it does that track at all with what your organization is seeing in gaza? >> but what we can report is that the facts and what we are seeing which is yes, the 34,000 people who have been killed. >> we think that's an underestimate we can tell you about the injuries, the horrific injuries to innocent children, and this is not about intentions, this is about the reality on the ground 2.1 million people living there. and so this is not about judging the intentions. it's about judging the realities and the actions and i'm afraid that the humanitarian situation in gaza now represents an absolutely grave threat to the lives of 2 million people. that's not a military question. that's a humanitarian question.

>> i will, secretary miliband, i very much appreciate your taking the time and talking to us tonight. >> thank you very much for your time. >> thanks for joining us. the news continues, right now here on cnn welcome job you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i'm kim berg who this is c in a newsroom president biden, hoping that a commencement address in a battleground state will help build support with one key group. details plus how the university says we'll deal of potential protests. a temporary pier built by the us military, finally, bringing desperately needed aid to gaza as it was rarely forces continued to start all right, throughout the enclave. plus cnn's obtained footage of a violent incident involving rapper sean diddy combs. how this could impact the pending legal cases. he's named live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with kim gruber he was president joe

biden heads the battleground state of georgia later today for a campaign fundraiser. then on sunday will give the commencement address at morehouse college here in atlanta. one of the nation's preeminent historically black colleges and universities. biden has been working to shore up support among black voters who were killed heat is 2020 election victory. but there are concerns about protests over the israel hamas war. the school will allow silent demonstrations, but warns that the ceremony will be stopped if protesters become disruptive. and some morehouse students say they don't want that here's nick valencia when you talked to a lawn gibson about his upcoming college graduation, you can see he's excited covid canceled his high school commencement in 2020. >> so this one is extra special. >> i think most sore like me that are a little bit enthusiastic, but most just want a peaceful graduation with felt protests for the 21 year-old morehouse senior, getting president joe biden as

the commencement speaker, is in his words pretty cool, even if he does see why some of his peers think the choice was controversial personally, don't agree with some of the things that the white house has done. >> but you're still want them to come here. so doing because because i agree with his his full body of work, that's been mixed reactions, some for some against morehouse student newspaper managing editor colin royal says mostly the invitation created confusion on campus. >> the fact that we weren't really in the loop for that was kinda concerning especially we have somebody of that magnitude and somebody hey, that's been involved in a lot of things that students have protested against. >> who would you guys much rather have as a commencement speaker i am a client to say andriy, 3,000 they joke, but mark reagan's and know a collier had been on the front lines as two of them most vocal critics at morehouse to biden's invitation, i exist as more than a prop for a photo-op draped in cafe is the pro-palestinian activists tell us about what they call us

imperialism, which they say biden has amplified by his arm support for the war in gaza. while at the same time overlooking their concerns as black man, he completely dismiss us by calling those violent, by calling us anti-semitic and, you know in no way, shape, or form are any of us anti-semitic. because if we, where we would not be engaging in these protests the idea of anti-semitism does it completely contradicts and conflicts with the values that we move with was part of my calculus that he would say yes to us because he's in this presidential race absolutely. morehouse president david thomas invited biden to be the commencement speaker back in september. today, he defends the decision, as well as the school's choice to give biden an honorary degree. >> what i want them to walk thinking is the president of the united states came to give the commencement speech at morehouse college because

morehouse college matters in the world and therefore what i do with the privilege of having gone to morehouse means i should matter in the in the longstanding tradition of more houses, student-led activism, thomas says he will give space for protests on sunday, but we'll take a hard line if protests are disrupted gibson was among a small group that met with the white house ahead of biden's visit from that conversation, he says, it's clear, not only lean does morehouse matter, but he says on sunday, biden has a chance to show the men of morehouse that they matter more than every four years? >> i don't want him to hit come here and campaign. i know he's going to tell some some of his accomplishments. i know he's going to talk about some of the things he's going to do for black people. i'm expecting to hear that, but also want to hear authentic speech about why he's here for us and perhaps why they should be there for him. come

november. this week, more house faculty voted in support of getting president biden an honorary degree. >> meanwhile, student activists have taken to social media to encourage graduates on sunday to turn their back on president biden during his commencement address. they say, as biden has turned his back on palestine nick valencia, cnn, atlanta the palestinian ministry of health in gaza says new israeli strikes have killed at least 31 people. there this is the aftermath of an airstrike in central gaza that left at least four people dead. they were inside a school that shelters displaced palestinians for the side to side of a little the measure, this is what happened. >> it was 1:00 a.m. we suddenly saw missile coming down. we were surprised for stones fell from above. it's smashed the whole house and the neighbors here and there, as you can see, wouldn't actually the island we appeal to the world to stop these massacres, to stop this

war, as soon as possible, we don't want aid. we want to stop these massacres in this aggression on our people meanwhile, 17 american doctors who were stuck in rafah have now been evacuated. the doctors were trapped when israel close the rafah border crossing a source tells cnn the us embassy in jerusalem, help get them out through the kerem shalom crossing now along gaza's coast, the first aid has been delivered by ship through the floating pier. the us built their nation says the pure can supplement land crossings into gaza, but can't replace them. and us is hoping to revive these stalled ceasefire and hostage talks as began, us national security adviser jake sullivan will be in saudi arabia and israel now, he's buying to meet with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the idf says it has recovered the bodies of three hostages in gaza. cnn's jeremy diamond has their stories, but we just want to warn you that is report does contain some disturbing image they managed

to escape hamas is terrifying rampage at the nova music festival on october 7, but they did not survive the de hamas terrorists killed shani louk, amit bouskila, and yitzhar gelernter, ten miles down the road from the festival, according to the israeli military, their bodies taken into gaza and held hostage until hill now, plus night. the israel defense forces and isa forces rescued the bodies of our hostages. the israeli military now says their bodies are back on israeli soil, returned to families who have endured more than seven months of uncertainty and anguish. our hearts go out to them, to the families at this difficult time we will live no stone unturned we will do everything in our

power to find our hostages and bring them home 23-year-old shani louk, seen here at the festival hours before her death. this image of her body being hauled into gaza, embodying the brutality of hamas is attack her family learned in late october that she had been killed. we cannot du really rid of funeral. >> her father. now, telling israeli media, they can find peace government another shabat, this was like a present for shabbat for us. and now she'll be able to find a place in the cemetery. we can put a bouquet for the two other families, a different type of closure for months. the family of amino bouskila, a 20 fashion stylists had no information on civilian then we, know nothing about her. you're not one person has seen her and is capable of telling us anything about her or any of the others really, nothing but the israeli

military operation also confirming for the first time the death of eats have gelernter a 58 year old father of four and grandfather of two in israel, reaction pouring in from across the political spectrum with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling the news heartbreaking, vowing, we will return all of our hostages, the living and the deceased alike but there is no clear path to securing their return. ceasefire negotiations at a standstill. >> the families of the remaining hundred and 25 hostages it's clinging only to hope. >> and fear jeremy diamonds, cnn, jerusalem israel has refuted accusations before the top un court that it's committing genocide against palestinians in gaza. israel blamed hamas for starting the war with its attacks on october 7, and defended its growing

military operation. then city of rafah, where 600,000 people have fled the fighting in recent days. israel's deputy attorney general argued, quote calling something a genocide again and again doesn't make it genocide the is a tragic war going on but there is no genocide israel criticized south africa for not mentioning hamas during an emergency hearing at the international court of justice and says the city of rafah remains a hamas stronghold rafah in particular is a focal point for ongoing terrorist activity it is a strong hold for hamas's operatives with several battalions belonging to the rafah brigades entrenched in the area lawyers for south africa argued rafat is the last refuge for civilians amid israel's ongoing military operation, they made their allegations against the israel a court on thursday you'll see mekelberg is an associate fellow with the chatham house

middle east and north africa program, and he joins us now from london. >> thanks so much for being here with us so just to start, there what effects, if any, do you think the icj will have on israel? i mean, they seem to have pretty much ignored it in practice, at least thus far hello. >> thank you for having me. i think from a since there is no decision by the icj beyond the fact that palestinians have the right to be protected from genocide. but there's no decision whether they account situation constitute genocide. all know, by symbolically, we look at the way that the war from october 7 and now we're seeing is from sympathy for what and rightly so for what israel and due to the fact that is facing the icj and there is the danger of the icc issuing

arrest warrants against politicians. >> and military personalities a military personnel which shows you the way that these are conducted. >> the wall, it lost public opinion. it doesn't achieve its military objective and instead of it said potentially suspected of, of, of genocide. and that's what the israeli government is two after seven nine. >> yeah, i want to ask you about some of those objectives. a little laser later, but i wanted asked you hear about some of the latest developments the tragic discovery of the bodies of three hostages. i imagined that is putting more pressure on prime minister netanyahu to get a hostage deal done to prioritize that instead of going into rafah go just imagined what the families of the hostages go over the last seven months, what does suggest

themselves i'll go slow you know, it's difficult to say that people please, right now. but there is a sense of relief that at least the is closure to the families and they can be varied. every dignity back back, back in vacuum is but the pressure is on the question that we all ask ourselves whether read the netanyahu government behave differently. an accelerated the negotiation with hamas. many moles. this could have a returned alive right now. we don't know how many of those these are still life, what they'll they'll condition and it became obs, let's fill netanyahu n is far lights partners in engulfment. the hostages are not a priority, definitely not the top player. in this government, while the other peyote unachievable, which question

completed the direction that this government he's taking the country. yeah, on that. i mean, netanyahu is facing pressure not just from his own citizens, from the us. now from within, the war cabinet with defense minister yoav galant openly questioning netanyahu's lack of a day after plan why do you think he spoke out now and what do you think it will mean it goes question. >> he probably should have spoke out back in december or january when it became apparent that this stowing hamas is not an objective of the war and we see already that's in places that have been evacuated by the idf. hamas is returning to them and then the idf is a result of a resume their fight against, against hamas in these places, while the threat of an israeli offensive in rafah is still, is still, is still a real one. and

for the military people bearing in mind the defense minister was also a general and together with the other generals in the israeli government, they feel like benny gantz and got the eisenkot. well, the chief of staff for of the army they're rested instead of actually achieving military objective, which governments should think actually about the political objectives. israelis become more and more isolated the biden administration, probably one of the friendliest administration's him in the cancers hastily already banned certain decision by the united nations security council of c-style? well decided. so this is what israel is becoming isolated, won't be able to actually deal with its future secure challenges. and i think you guys gallon found this is the time to pick up and accelerate, also the departure of netanyahu from israeli politics.

>> we shall see really appreciate your analysis. yossi mekelberg. thank you so much for speaking with us. russia has made gains in its new military push in northern ukraine. but your friends presence as his country still holds the key to stop further russia it's an advances what splain last the russian and chinese presence embrace for the cameras, sending a message directly to the west lot more on that all coming up, stay with us today at america's beverage companies are models might still look the same, but they can be remade in a whole new way. >> thanks to you we're getting bottles back and we've developed a way to make new ones from 100% recycled plastic, new bottles made using no new plastic. >> you'll be seeing for these bottles in more places and when we get more of them back, we can use less new plastic bottles are made to be remade

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course this is just a semblance of normal life. >> the city is unsafe, but we don't give up and don't lose heart because this is our home meanwhile, ukrainian investigators say russia is using about 40 people as human shields in the town of vovchansk which is now contested. >> there are mainly elderly residents who were captured while trying to evacuate. cnn can't independently verify that claim. all right. for more, we're joined now by former seen in moscow bureau chief nathan hodge, and he is speaking to us from london. good to see you again. so just to start how precarious is the situation around kharkiv? for ukraine right now yeah, it looks like russian forces in some ways are seizing a window of opportunity. >> it was only just last month that the us congress passed a very crucial aid bill to deliver more weaponry and supplies to the ukrainian government and those supplies are now being rushed to the front. and that's, that's

crucially needed ammunition for the fight and this is now coming at a time when it's putting pressure, additional pressure on ukraine by opening up this new axis of advance just north the city of kharkiv, which has been for months under under pretty intense bombardment and this has been something that citizens of kharkiv have had to endure for many months. now, russian president vladimir putin has said that the objective here is not for russia to capture the city of kharkiv. >> now, ukrainians i think would be skeptical about any he kind of claim made by putin who has quite publicly in the past said, for instance, that he believes that ukrainian cities such as the port city of odesa, are in fact russian. >> the fact that he even questions the right of ukrainians to exist as a nation i think would lead to a lot of skepticism about this, but this is, of course happening it's when ukraine has really been trying to both shore up it's

manpower at a time when you've had a grinding war of attrition in the donbass region for going on over two years now and just today a ukrainian mobilization law it is now taking effect. but what we've got is kinda race of time. kim between sort of the manpower base of russia and that of ukraine, as well as there industrial race to keep ammunition flowing. kim, yeah, let's let's talk about that specifically. >> because as you say, ukraine's not only outgunned but outmanned as well. well, it just past that mobilization order you referenced there so concretely, what effect will that have? do you think and how quickly might those reinforcements be introduced to the front lines? >> kim, i think the big question here is what this latest advanced by russian forces and the northeast north of kharkiv means and we'll divert crucially needed

resources from ukraine, which has been trying to hold down about 1,000 some kilometer long front line in the east at fairly high cost. and i think that it's not a secret that ukrainians forces have been fighting constantly, that there's a certain level of exhaustion and of course, the delay in delivery of supplies from western backup there's particularly from the us has been, it's been a morale blow for ukraine. so i think at this point in time this is a fairly perilous moment. although we did see us secretary of state antony blinken visiting ukraine, justice past week sort of sending a message that the us's resolutely behind ukraine. but at the same time on the geopolitical sort of stage russian president vladimir putin has just paid a visit to xi jinping, china. basically showing that he has a

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among black voters. a key part of his winning 2020 coalition collision on friday, biden mark the 70th anniversary of the supreme court's landmark brown versus board of education ruling which declared segregated public schools to be unconstitutional at the national museum of african-american history and culture biden drew a sharp contrast with his presumed election rival here. yes. >> all the progress we've made is still had more to do. and there's still groups are trying to erase it. my predecessor and extreme maga friends are responsible for taking away other fundamental freedoms from the freedom to vote, the freedom to choose donald trump took a break from the courtroom in his criminal trial in new york on friday and hit the campaign trail. you travel to minnesota as capital for a republican fundraiser after attending his son, barron's graduation in florida, trump told the crowd he wants to bind to take a drug test before their first debate next month, areas i just wanted debate this guy, but and i'm

gonna i'm gonna demand to drug test too, by the way, i know i really i don't want him coming in like the state of the union. >> he was high as a kite i said, is that joe up their beautiful row? >> and by the end of the evening, he's like it was exhausted right? >> now. we're going to demand a drug test now even though minnesota leinz slightly democratic, trump's team has indicated he could have a chance to win there in the election in november it turns argument between us house representatives devolved into personal attacks on thursday. i'll the quirrell mainly involved georgia republican marjorie taylor greene and texas democrat jasmine crockett. >> but york's alexandra ocasio cortez jumped into defend her fellow party member, less and less we're here for well, you don't want to talk about i think your fake eyelashes are messing up order mr. chairman i

would like to move to take down ms greene's words that is absolutely unacceptable. >> how dare you have another person? are your feelings, her words down oh, oh, girl, baby, girl. oh, really don't even play if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's bleach blonde, bad built butch body that would not be engaging in personalities, correct. what now? >> the interaction startled reactions from other house members during the back-and-forth quickly went viral on social media. on friday, crockett said, greens initial comment about her lashes stemmed from racism. she told cnn she has no regrets about her response here she is all right. >> now, to a cnn exclusive surveillance video from 2016 obtained by cnn shows rapper

and business mogul sean diddy combs violently assaulting his then-girlfriend, cassie ventura in a hotel what happens in the video appears to match ventura's allegations in a federal lawsuit which has now been settled. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has details we've shown to warn you the video in a report is disturbing new surveillance footage obtained exclusively by cnn appears to corroborate some of the allegations of abuse against music mogul sean diddy combs. >> the video captured on multiple cameras shows combs wearing only a towel, assaulting his then cassie ventura, in a hallway at los angeles hotel in march 2016. a lawsuit filed by ventura in november last year and settled the next day, referenced actions that seem to match those seen in this video there is no audio according to the complaint, combs became extremely intoxicated and punched ms ventura in the face, giving her a black eye, which according to the lawsuit,

prompted ventura to try and leave the hotel room. the surveillance video obtained by cnn begins as she enters the hallway. the complaint says, as she exited, mr. combs awoke and began screaming at ms ventura. he followed her into the hallway of the hotel while yelling at her. the complaint goes on to say he grabbed her and then took glass vases in the hallway and threw them at her in the surveillance video comes can be seen grabbing ventura and throwing her to the ground as ventura lies on the ground, combs then kicks her twice and attempts to drag her on the floor back to the hotel room, ventura is seen picking up a hotel hello. phone comb seems to walk back to the hotel room, then returns and appears to shove her in a corner. moments later, he can then be seen throwing an object in her direction, according to ventura's now settled lawsuit, the pair began dating several years after they met in 2005 they parted ways in 2019, combs attorney said the decision to

settle was in no way an admission of wrongdoing. ventura declined to comment on the video, but her attorney told cnn the gut-wrenching video has only further confirmed the disturbing and predatory behavior of mr. combs words cannot express the courage and fortitude that ms ventura has shown in coming forward to bring this to light. the video hasn't been seen publicly before and comes on the heels of a series of civil lawsuits alleging combs involvement in sex trafficking and sexual abuse allegations that combs has repeatedly denied authority, searched combs homes in los angeles and miami and march, as part of an ongoing federal investigation carried out out by a team that specializes in human trafficking crimes in a december 2023 statement, combs responded to the claims in some of the lawsuits saying sickening allegations have been made against me by individuals looking for a quick payday let me be absolutely clear. i did

not do any of the awful things being alleged clearly, very disturbing footage and violent actions that we are seeing coming from duty who up until this point has denied a many of these allegations from all of these lawsuits that he is facing aside from this lawsuit from casie, what she settled back in november 2023 he is facing five separate lawsuits and he has been fighting back through his lawyers. in fact just last week, we reported on emotion that he filed to dismiss a lawsuit from a jane doe that claim she was 17 years old, a minor at the time of her allegations in just a few days before that, he filed a motion to dismiss a portion of an entirely different claim. it'll be interesting to see now how this may impact all that diddy is facing. but we have yet to hear directly from him more than 50 million americans are under severe weather. threat is

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major disaster declaration request for a texas counties impacted by the recent string of severe weather events. >> now allows qualifying texans to apply for federal emergency funds to assist with disaster-related costs like temporary housing emergency home repairs, as well as medical and funeral expenses. >> now we have more details now from cnn's ed lavender reporting from downtown houston it might be tornado season, but the storm system that ripped through southeast texas on thursday evening left damage that was more reminiscent of a hurricane. >> this is a popular dance club in downtown houston. the winds were so ferocious hurricanes, strength winds that rip through here. it ripped away the back wall of this dance club, dropping almost three stories worth of briggs onto a parking lot and crushing a car here. the devastation in the damage throughout how downtown houston has been extensive, windows blown out from high-rise buildings. several people killed by falling trees and a

crane that was blown over, as i mentioned, it was a hurricane strength wins in now city officials are saying that it could be several weeks before power electrical power is fully restored across harris county here in houston and many parts of southeast texas at the pick was nearly 1 million people who were left with power. and the bulk of that, we will take to get those people back online. hi, we are told is going to take several days and now officials are saying it could be several weeks before all of the powers restored that it'll be in the days after hurricane kane ica, terrible hurricane system that struck here in the houston area years ago. and as i mentioned, that this has been a deadly storm, the ferocious winds ripped through here. we're incredibly intense, especially in the downtown area of houston, but we have seen power leinz trees the devastation really just kinda extensive. but what is coming this weekend is also rather

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scheffler's car when he was trying to go around all of the confusion suffering minor injuries. now, scheffler's attorney refuted the police account as the 27 year-old is now facing second-degree assault of an officer, among other charges of felony. he later shared how he handled being behind bars while still preparing to potentially play around of golf i feel like my head still spend i i can't really explain what happened this morning i did spend some time stretching in a jail cell that was a first for me. >> scheffler arriving to the course just under an hour before his round was scheduled to start and then getting a war of applause from fans at the first tee who are clearly aware of what had happened to him, somehow incredibly or maybe not incredibly considering who we're talking about here and how well he's been playing as of late scheffler went out and for three, 30 in the afternoon, 9.5 hours after his ordeal began, he finished off around a five-under par, tide for fourth, and he is squarely in

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because a minute-and-a-half later, gustaf for slings winning it, beating gerami swimming off the rebound and breaking bus since hearts of the panthers advanced to play the new york rangers, the best team in the league all season long, i wonder who you're pulling link four kim. >> well canadians ran. i have no skin in the game, but, you know, too high scoring teams should be plenty of firepower, entertaining series. i'd say, yeah, absolutely. all right. i'll leave it there. thank you so much, carol. appreciate it. alright. well, they say some of the world's best ideas started as a scribble on a napkin and that can be true or for this napkin which change soccer forever, it contain the promise by the spanish club barcelona to sign lionel messi when he was just 13. now, the modest document was sold for nearly $1 million. so that's thanks for the auction house, bonham's. it comes with a sentimental and priceless backstory looseness it was signed at a lunch and

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