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is expected to appear tuesday for an arraignment and phoenix unless he has granted a delay by the court hello again everyone. >> thank you so much for joining me. i've heard rica whitfield and we begin this hour with break the news. israeli war cabinet member and former deputy prime minister benny gantz delivering an ultimatum to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, saying he must choose between victory and disaster, and telling him the war cabinet must agree on a plan for the gaza conflict by june 8th gantz is threatening to leave the coalition government if netanyahu does not meet his expectations, cnn's elliott gucken is in tel aviv for us and we're here now that there's a response from netanyahu there is a response from prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office deriving dismissing benny gantz as words, as washed up words, and

saying the gantz's plan would result in a defeat for israel against hamas and also the abandonment and all the hostages who were abducted by hamas on october the seventh, of course specifically what ganz has plan is calling for is all efforts to be made to rescue the hostages, to bring them back to israel. and also, of course, to defeat hamas at the same time. so what i think we're seeing beyond the specific effects of these words is that the divisions that were underground, if you like, that managed to keep a lid on these divisions over the past few months, these have now come out into the open just the other de we heard from defense minister yoav gallant explicitly criticizing the prime minister for not coming up with a coherent plan for the day after gaza and how that is running the risk of resulting in these victories that israel has had in the gaza strip being for nothing. and we've seen, for

example, hamas regrouping in northern parts of the gaza strip where israel had previously said that the job was done. but going back to benny gantz words and it's worth noting that there's little love lost between ganim, netanyahu, that ganz was meant to replace netanyahu in a deal to become prime minister in a previous government, which netanyahu managed two rigueur out by failing to approve a budget and opinion polls suggest that if they were elections tomorrow, benny gantz wouldn't just beat netanyahu. he would trounced him, but going back to those words from betty gantz, what he said is that netanyahu and his words must choose between victory and disaster saying that if netanyahu chooses to lead the nation into the abyss, we will withdraw from the government turned to the people and form a government that can bring about a real victory. the problem for gantz is that if he were to leave this government netanyahu still has the numbers so long as you can keep his far-right ministers in the fold, in his government, that netanyahu doesn't need to go to the people that doesn't have to be an election until they are

planned in a couple of years time. so although that would clearly perhaps change the way that israel conducts the war, ganz is no dove, but he certainly seems to be slightly less a right-wing there. netanyahu and certainly some of netanyahu's bedfellows in the government that if bernie ganz leaves the government, then the trajectory of this war could lead to the military efforts of israel, particularly the effort in gaza being definitively made a priority over v recovery of the israeli hostages still being held in the gaza strip. and just briefly, fredricka, the points that gantz's saying is that netanyahu needs to come up with a plan that is going to defeat hamas return the hostages and also have a plan for the day after that doesn't involve hamas or fatah, the faction run by palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. and also to make progress on the normalization with saudi arabia and also to do something that will enable

the tens of thousands of people displaced from the northern parts of israel becomes those of a from iran-backed hezbollah to allow them to move back to their homes. fredricka. >> and then in addition to that, israel is saying today that it recovered the body of another hostage from gaza. what more can you tell us about that? >> that's right. this is 53 year-old father of two run benjamin now, he was out biking. he was a very keen cyclist. you to go cycling every saturday. and so it wasn't october the seventh, which was a saturday. he went off on his bike and he was killed. the idf says at a junction just east of the northeastern and tip of the gaza strip, when hamas broke through the fencing around the gaza strip, he was killed and his body was abducted back into the gaza strip. israel now saying that is recovered, that body, in fact, it recovered it along with the bodies of three other hostages on thursday night, there is still 124 hostages being held in gaza about a quarter of whom

federica, i believe to be already dead. >> all right. >> eliot gucken in tel aviv. thank you so much alright, new today, president biden is campaigning in atlanta. >> he just made the first of several stops that he is planning for the peach state later today, he is hosting a problem private fundraiser. it's all part of a larger effort to grow support among black voters. tomorrow he is speaking at the commencement for morehouse college, where there are growing concerns about pro-palestinian protests interrupting the ceremony. the school says, they will allow silent protests, but warned that the event we'll be stopped if demonstrations become too disruptive, cnn's nick valencia spoke with some morehouse students who say they don't want that to happen when you talk 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 these as sigma most just want a peaceful graduation without 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. >> i personally don't agree with some of the things that the white house has done. >> but you're still want him to come here. so do want to become because i agree with his his full body of work 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 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 inclined to say andriy 3,000. the joke, but mark reagan's and know what collier have been on the front lines as two the 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, overlook in their concerns as black man, he completely dismiss us by calling those violent, by calling us anti-semitic and no and 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 contradiction 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 out 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 world 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 disruptive 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 does morehouse matter, what 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 somebody some of his accomplishments. i know he's going to talk about some things he's going to do for black

people. i'm expecting to hear that, but also wanna 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 giving 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 also tomorrow president biden will be attending the end double acp is fight for freedom dinner in detroit, joining us right now, the president of the digital right branch at the end of lacp, reverend dr. wendell anthony. dr. anthony? uh, welcome thank you, ms fredricka, pleased to be with. all right. so how much are you looking forward to the president and his remarks at the dinner? >> very much so as you know that it choi branch has been privileged to host a number of presidents over the years,

reposted the bill clinton twice. al gore is vice president we've hosted kamala harris here prior to her ascendancy as vice president, we had joe biden when he was vice president and now it comes back as president. he comes at a particular significant time because of all the issues that we face in the nation and around the world and so we're very excited to have him to come he comes to the choy, which is also very close to the heartbeat of the arab american community outside of the middle east. the largest assembly divided by arab americans reside right next door to us. so he's coming to touch the community we're very excited about it. we're going to present him with the james weldon johnson lifetime achievement award for a lifetime of service to a number of people on for a number of issues and policies. >> and that's the crux of the matter. >> the naacp believes in policies not a dean. i don't

are not an i, but a p policy what is your policies edits as it relates to the priorities about organization? >> when you extended the invitation to the president, did you also invite him to address certain policies? what is it that you want him to talk about? >> well is beyond me to tell the president of the united states what he or should not should or should not do how ever since you asked and i'll be glad to respond i would hope that he would be who he is number one, don't try to be nobody. speed joe biden. be the person who has lost family members to cancer, to attracting accident be the person who understands how to touch the common person i'll be the person that you were when you came and you walked the line, what auto workers you know, fredricka i and i hope that's all right to call you

frederick. i have auto workers in my church. and as a result of the increases in wages they now had made more money, making more money we want the auto companies to be solvent as well as the work is not in play more money for tithes and offerings. so that's a good thing we also want him to address and hopefully he will. he's smart enough to know that loan elimination is very important that people in my church who benefited from the loan liquidation program that he has instituted, which is supreme court backed away from and which other folks are trying to find. and isn't it something that this is 2024. and we have a supreme court that has a justice that's flying the flag upside down in front of his house, who's deciding on cases of immunity. but insurrectionist and the man who caused this and then blamed it on his wife. when we have

another person who's creating diversity on the court, i e qatar brown, jackson so we hope and we believe that he will speak to the issues that speak to our heart. but there are a number of them and we are not a one issue people because we have too much at stake, too much on the table, or democracy is that state, our freedom and our education is at stake. this is 70 years after brown versus the board of education. and people really want to take us back 50 to 100 years. well, when going back we've come too far to turn back now and we believe that any candidate anybody who has the policy program that is matching up with the priorities of the naacp, ought to be heard not to be considered given gold jim sciutto, the red bottom says that policy having your picture

behind a prison wall with behind bars on a t-shirt betting policy. there's an expression and not community, don't goh for the o, keep you gone for the okay. we want policies we won't programs. >> we want to feel and hear, and touch and believe that you feel and touch and believe what we did. okay. reverend dr. wendell anthony, i'm i'm sure they the president hears you loud and clear and is likely to deliver on all of those aspects at the dinner tomorrow. and as he also received the lifetime achievement award from the nwa cp chapter there. thank you so much for your time. really appreciate you being with me thank you so very much. delta com, thousands of ukrainians have evacuated areas in the kharkiv region after russia launched a surprise cross-border offensive into northern ukraine, we have the details plus exclusive video obtained by cnn shows sean diddy combs physically

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ventura, inside of a hotel. >> this happening in 2016 now has the attention of the los angeles police department in a statement from the department it says they are aware of the video they go on to say there is not an open lapd investigation involving mr. combs, the los angeles district attorney is also reacting saying if the conduct depicted occurred in 2016, unfortunately we would be unable to charge as the conduct would have occurred beyond the timeline where a crime of assault can be prosecuted cnn's elizabeth wagmeister walks us through her exclusive reporting and we do warn you that what you're about to see is very 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-girlfriend, cassie ventura, in a hallway at a 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 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 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 begin 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 authorities, searched combs homes in los angeles and

miami and march, as part of an ongoing federal investigation carried 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 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 for lawsuits and he has been fighting back through his lawyers. in fact just last week, we reported on a 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 elizabeth wagmeister. thank you so much are we know that cassie ventura claimed she was subjected to years of repeated physical abuse by sean diddy combs in a federal lawsuit filed in november. that suit was quickly settled with no admission of wrongdoing by combs joining us now to talk more about this dr. gail saltz, a host of the podcast, how can i help you're joining us right now from new york. good to see you. i mean, this this video is incredibly shocking and disturbing how do you assess what everyone is seeing for the first time in the last 24 hours well, it is disturbing. it is physical abuse. there's just no question about it. and

unfortunately, it isn't shocking in the sense that one out of every four women in this this country have in the past or currently in a situation where there's intimate, intimate partner violence and one out of every ten men it is, unfortunately too common and it cuts across socioeconomic demographics racial demographics, cultural, religious, gender it can happen in any scenario, but usually and this is when you see this video the person committing abuse is the one who has the power and the control and the victim does not. and that is what the abuse is about. so this is very disturbing because really it goes on. >> and that's only what we can see the hallway it goes if this is not something happened, a loss of temper in a moment, you know, this this goes on and that is very, very concerned and given that we are seeing a,

a portion in that surveillance video, and people can draw a lot of conclusions based on what they saw as you just mentioned, there's a before those recorded moments, there's a after those recorded moments and what kind of i guess is it fair to say? >> are there commonalities commonalities that you're seeing in what is exhibited in that video based on what you know about violent violent occurrences in these domestic abuse cases well, often what starts as emotional abuse an attempt criticizing the person belittling them, shaming them, lowering their self-esteem. >> again, all in the service of power and control in the relationship can escalate and can escalate into physical violence with no concern for

what damage may be being done. >> then often the question is, why does the person stay this, this person continue to be in this relationship for sunday years after this. and it's because in fact power and control has been garnered. and the victim often feels that there is no escape. the can't imagine escaping or they're caught in a cycle of you know, i did this but it's because i love you you're nothing without me. >> you need to be with me. >> they may even afterwards say i did that because of course you deserved it. but really i love you and i'm just demonstrating my love. you really should stay with me. >> all kinds of justifications, rationalizations, gaslighting where the often woman doesn't even know what is real, what is reality here or they're afraid to leave, they're afraid they'll have the loose their

children. they'll lose their pets though the lose their home though we'll have no money. they'll have no means. often an abuser has separated them from any friends or any family they had. that's often an early sign they have no one to turn to and they feel afraid. so we don't know in this case what went on before or after we don't know any of those things, but these are the common sorts of things that do happen yeah. >> all right very important information, dr. gail saltz. >> thank you so much thanks for having me and for the first time in five years, drug overdose deaths are down in the us details next when the competition is a nuclear competitions, spying is extraordinarily important. the russians were trying to spy on us. we were spying on them

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war with russia. also new today, ukraine is evacuating residents and the kharkiv region as russian forces, mountain offensive, they're officials say, or russian shelling is moving closer and closer to the area cnn's nick paton walsh accompanied ukrainian soldiers this week, even as russian bombs hit nearby and drones raised overhead when nightmares recur, they're often the same here. that get worse the border town of vovchansk bearing the blunt horror of moscow's race to take as much as they can in the weeks before ukraine starts feeling american military help again every street aflame russians deeper inside the town policeman maxime is answering one of 35 calls from locals on thursday to evacuate the day before three colleagues were injured. >> the shelling never stops

three people still coming out. >> and you have to imagine quite how desperate these final people's situation must be to leave mikkola and his wife hiding in their basement, but despite staying through the first russian occupation and liberation two years ago they found the airstrikes last night just too much. they joined by maria, their mother who can't hear the shelling or anything too well thousands evacuated since russia invaded again around here, five days ago why everyone has to leave? iv is clear again as we drive out, as it is with almost every part of ukraine, russia, cupboards just utter destruction. little left to rule over this is their

first moment of calm in many days already, entire lives in plastic bags saying it wasn't like last night was scary and everyone else was talking about significant bombardment the more that it was just better to get out of the 85 divided by the way, yeah. i'm go in an armored ride to a new world, knowing they may never get back to their homes tormented for days by shelling now we're decision which saw that solution study is down, does that only that age i'm wish i sudan another police unit who soon learn two of the houses they must rescue from a impossible to reach as we wait

to bundle, they hear a buzzing noise i think they can hear a drone here. so hard to tell with the wind in the trees and artillery, but that's a constant threat. call them now, then our security adviser spots it. they raise their weapons will firing make them more of a target? i feel awesome three drones, one large one that hovers and two small ones whizzing about exposed, powerless. >> if we run for cover, they might come for us all we can do is hideout trees and hope that if we're scene, the russians instead, have a better targeting the they come right overhead that noise in the car and more either the sound of death or someone deciding, you're not worth their payload we decide to leave.

>> but again, we cannot travel fast enough to escape the drones. >> only expose ourselves and pray they lose interest perhaps they did we'll never know but behind us ukraine has a flame again. >> because however, the west's interest in this war wanes, putin's burns brighter than ever. nick paton walsh, cnn, vovchansk, ukraine and when we come back, authorities in houston are racing to clean up and restore power after deadly storms hit city, the mayor just gave an update what he sat next assignments are going on and, the tornado here i'm thinking language die. and i thought that was it filing earth with the liev schreiber premieres june 2 at nine on cnn fashion moves fast, setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand in real

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