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washington. and this is cnn well, and welcome to all he wants to guess here in the states, canada, and all around the world, i'm kimberly hu bird. >> this is cnn drew protesters in israel now calling directly on the biden administration to bring an end to hostilities in gaza. what we know about israel's response to the latest ceasefire proposal. and ukraine's president calling for more aid ahead of planned peace talks for his country. we're live in singapore with details of his meeting with us defense sector great lloyd austin, plus mexican voters head to the polls today, how the threat of violence is looming over, or what is all but certain to be a historic result?

>> live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim grew zuber protesters and israel are reaching out directly to joe biden to break the deadlock over freeing hostages held in gaza. have a look. this was the scene from just one demonstration, a massive banner. you can see they're asking the us president not only for help getting those captives out but actually saving them from prime minister benjamin netanyahu some protesters clashed with police after voicing anger at the government in this rally demanding that netanyahu resign and that elections be held all of this coming after biden laid out what he calls a new israeli ceasefire proposal, the un, the uk, france, saudi arabia, and the uae are all expressing support for the plan with mediators in qatar and egypt calling on israel and hamas to

finalize the details now, joining us sow is journalists lie gucken in tel aviv. so elliot biden's announcement of this peace proposal still reverberating strongly in israel. what's the latest? >> very much so, kim, i think the key point to remember here is that a ceasefire proposal which was conveyed to the world by president biden in that very detailed statement on friday is the ceasefire proposal that was green lit by prime minister netanyahu and the other two members of his war cabinet. so i think what we're seeing from netanyahu, when he came out with an unusual statement on the jewish sabbath, would you doesn't usually do in which he said that any ceasefire proposal must not preclude israel from fulfilling its war objectives. and he reiterated what the conditions for full cessation of hostilities, which comes into phase two the three-phase ceasefire proposal. were, and these are named me to destroy the military and governance capabilities of hamas, to get all of the

hostages, 125 or so living and dead back from gaza after they were abducted during the hamas terrorist attacks of october the seventh, get them back into israel then thirdly, to ensure that gaza no longer poses a threat to israel. drill. so i think one netanyahu is trying to do is to clarify that, yes, this is israel's ceasefire proposal, but that it doesn't preclude israel from fulfilling those war objectives. now the ball is now in, hamas has caught to make a final decision or announcement in terms of its position, its initial reaction. it said was positive and that it would deal with these proposals constructively. >> but i think also what netanyahu was trying to do by getting the statement out during the jewish sabbath on saturday was to preempt the inevitable blowback that he was going to get from the far-right members of his governing coalition and which julia arrived at the end of the jewish sabbath when the far-right ministers put out statements saying that this deal is tantamount to a capitulation to hamas, that it is a defeat for israel, they wouldn't support it.

>> and if it goes ahead, they would pull out of the governing coalition. now that doesn't mean that a deal couldn't still get across the line with support from the opposition. and yet, it appeared the opposition leader says that he would support a deal if the government green-light sit, but inevitably it could mean the demise of netanyahu's right-wing coalition government would mean fresh elections. and opinion polls suggested if elections were to be held tomorrow, netanyahu would lose. so he made out kim, that is something else that is playing on his mind. >> yeah, absolutely. all right. so and then elliott in the meantime, nothing yahoo after the joint meeting of congress in washington to go there, obviously, the reaction, particularly among democrats, is mixed. what's netanyahu's aim here? >> so look, he said he was thrilled to be invited. it's not his first rodeo. he's done it several times before. and he said that he will present the justness of israel's cause in its fight against terrorism and against hamas, which of course the united states designates as a terrorist organization. and i

spent it's also going to be trying to convince any waiver bring lawmakers, particularly among democrats. democrats, that they are on the right side by supporting israel and by standing by, of course, we've seen some weapons shipments being paused as a result of differences between the biden administration and israel. i think netanyahu on the one hand, trying to ensure that he still got the lawmakers in the united states on site. >> but i think also for his domestic audience to remind israelis that he has the air, not just of the president, but also have lawmakers in the united states, so they can put their trust in him. and that certainly from his perspective, he is the only person that can represent israel's interests with the united states, whether it's in collaboration with the united states or standing up to the united states. so i think those are pretty much the reasons why netanyahu is, in his words, so thrilled to be invited to a congress by all four liters democrat and republican to speak to congress on an undefined date. in the

future. >> all right. i appreciate those updates lie glaucon in tel aviv. thanks so much new york is ramping up security for its annual israel day parade, which kicks off in just a few hours. officials say the elaborate security plan is similar to the one used for new year's eve in times square. please say that they will not tolerate any violence or disorder after recent clashes with protesters in the city. but added that there are no specific or credible threats to the parade as we the first frayed since the war began. so they usually joyful celebration more, take a somber tone ukraine's largest hydroelectric dam is in critical condition after a barrage of russian strikes on the country's power grid. that's according to regional military leaders who spoke after the sixth wave of russian attacks on the energy system in recent weeks officials, a traffic around the dnipro power plant is completely blocked after saturday is attacks. and people in the area have to use detours to get around ukraine's energy ministry is imposed. emergency blackouts in

some parts of the country. now on the last hour, i spoke with rebecca musharraf, skier, us valine interior, who serves as a combat medic in ukraine. and i asked her how much the war is different now compared to the early days of the war, who she is frankly, things have gotten a lot more complicated in terms of advancements in the battlefield, particularly on-site russia, whereas this simple wound before could be 5-4, five from aka. >> now we're seeing increased use of fpv dropped minds from drones, and increasing use of electronic warfare systems, which makes everything very complicated. because now you have he. says machinery that could be thousands upon thousands of dollars, that could be easily destroyed by a $500 drone so it's gotten complex. the injuries have gotten more complex. the situation has gotten more complex, and the frankly, to help has decreased now, this

time last year that the picture for ukraine's seemed brighter or russia's advance was held. the cranial psaki about a counter attack now the present day ukraine has lost territory. its second biggest city faces the prospect of russian soldiers closing in. so what's the morale like among the troops there these days? >> wow, remains persistent ukrainians are determined to defend their homeland in their country regardless of whatever helped might be given to them. but the need for help has substantially increased at the same time the actual giving up help has substantially decreased one of the problems you face, you talk about needing more help. >> you face a lack of medical gear the supplies that you get, sometimes they're sub-standard or don't work. is that still a problem that is still a problem and fact of the matter is that

these nato nations have excellent quality combat medical gear. >> and that's something i would like to see included in future aid package good job there was allegedly some medical aid promise from other countries have yet to see that if the american military, or even another nato country could send quality medical gear, such as a personal first-aid kit or quality tourniquet that would make immense amounts of difference troops in ukraine or finding a major new russian offensive and the country's president is in singapore right now trying to drum up international support from new areas volodymyr zelenskyy is attending the shangri-la dialogue and meeting of defense ministers in singapore zelensky's appearance at the conference came as a last-minute surprise, is thought to be an effort to keep the world's attention on the war. >> and ukraine's need for outside help areas it was exactly 28 years ago. these days when ukraine handed over

its last nuclear warheads to russia in line with multilateral international agreement and it is russia that has tried to erase ukraine from the political map of the world now, the conference, this hour, us secretary of defense lloyd austin is scheduled to meet with the defense ministers of japan and south korea. >> so you don't the international correspondent, even watson is live in singapore. so ivan, take us through what the linsky had to say and what he's hoping to get out of this yeah. >> well, he brought europe's deadliest war right here to the heart of asia get to this annual security conference. a clearly trying to garner more asian support for ukraine in deadly conflict. that's now gone on for more than two years, trying to attract participants to a peace conference that ukraine is promoting for switzerland in a couple of weeks time and he had some choice words of criticism

for china accusing beijing of essentially supporting russia and prolonged hang in the war. >> take a listen with support of china, china supporting russia war will be much longer it's baffle the whole world. and for the politics, china which says respects nine principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity i think it's not very good for them either so zelenskyy was a surprise arrival here last night. he said that he has not had a face-to-face meeting with members of the chinese delegation the chinese ministry of defense spoke here. >> this morning calling for four peace when it comes to the

war between russia and ukraine, zelenskyy went on to say that he and his government have tried for the past year to range parks with chinese officials at different levels and they have not succeeded meanwhile, the chinese government has hosted vladimir putin in beijing within the law last month, xi jinping describing putin as the dear friend and the two leaders have met dozens of times. >> this was only one of the flashpoints disagreement that came up at this annual conference. you did have a meeting between the secretary of defense of the us and the chinese ministry defense last year, there were no fit formal face-to-face talks. so in a way that's perceived as an improvement. but there was, the worst hill major sure. areas of criticism that chinese ministry of defense this morning accusing the us of stirring up trouble in taiwan for example accusing the newly elected a

taiwanese government of being separatists and saying, quote, that they will be nailed to the pillar of shame of history and accusing the us so dumping weapons in taiwan also having criticism for the philippines for its ongoing territorial dispute and skirmishes with the chinese coast guard in the south china sea. so there is no shortage of disagreement and areas of conflict and that is part of why you get the top brass from countries around the world. gathering here under this one roof to try them, ensure that more hot conflicts don't arrive. around these areas of disagreement. >> all right. i haven't watson in singapore. thanks so much coming up by fast-moving grass fire is spreading in northern california and officials, one that extreme heat in the coming days we'll make the situation worse. and millions in the us are under excessive heat, watches us scorching temperatures make their mark early in the summer season on much more straight ahead on cnn

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parts of the west and southern us. temperatures this weekend are expected to hit 100 degrees fahrenheit for multiple cities in the southwest and dozens of locations could see record highest by the end of the coming week. though for more of all this and the long-term trends, i'm joined now by jeff goodell. he is the author of the new york times bestseller, the heat will kill you first, life and death on us scorched planet. thank you so much for being here with us. so i know you agree with this. i don't want to be all doom and gloom, but it is it'll to state the problem first, we can feel it. we live at every summer and it seems if the current high temperatures that i just mentioned or any indication this summer will be basically the same story. so put it into context for us, just how hot are things getting these days? >> well, one way to think about it is that the ten hottest years that human beings have

ever recorded on this planet. so basically since we've been recording, temperatures have occurred in the last decade 2023 was the hottest of the hottest years we have seen a rise of temperatures of about two degrees, a little bit less than two degrees fahrenheit since the industrial revolution which doesn't sound like a lot, but is really changing the temperature balance on the planet and causing the sort of extreme heat waves and spiking of temperature there. we're seeing around the world. >> yeah. >> now, things are just going to get worse when we talk about heat we can talk about sort of the broad weather patterns and how it contributes to fires and extreme weather events and so on, so forth. but just in terms of how we experience it, it's much more more than just discomfort in your book. you call it a predatory force. >> what do you mean by that well, first of all, let me say, you mentioned that it's just

going to get worse. >> let me be clear. it's just going to get worse as long as we continue burning fossil fuels, which puts co2 into the atmosphere that's the main driver of this heat. that's really important to clarify when we stop burning fossil fuels and dumping co2 in the atmosphere, the temperature rise will slow down and stop he is a predatory force because it kraze on the most vulnerable people who are older, who have heart conditions, pregnant women, young children, outdoor workers they are the people who are most vulnerable to these temperature changes a lot of people watching this perhaps live lives where it gets hot outside and they retreat into air conditioning it's really important to realize that hundreds of millions of people on this planet don't have that kind of luxury. >> and our formable to the spikes of temperature. >> all right, so let's get two solutions here, obviously, as you mentioned, there are, there are macro solutions in terms of cutting down on greenhouse gases and so on. but if we're

going to be living in a hotter world, we have to adapt for those of us here in north america. i mean, there has to be more to it than just cranking up the ac, right exactly. >> i mean, we have to rethink how we live first of all, we have to rethink how we build cities more and more people are living in cities. cities are hotter than the surrounding area. a lot of this problems related to cities. so we need to think currently about shade, about green spaces, about access to cooling centers, about how do we get more people access to air conditioning even though our conditioning is problematic and lots of ways. but we're also going to have to think differently about how and where we grow our food, things like that. disease he's patterns, these things are all shifting as a result of this rising heat. >> yeah, some haiti is cities like miami, la, phoenix have heat officers most cities and

act some sort of heat plans which are all important. are there any success stories out there that other us cities? would do well to look out and maybe emulate well, there's a number of cities that are taking some pretty dramatic action. >> they still have a long way to go. i think this sort of poster child for this is paris which has really gone along way and sort of rethinking the way to city is organized they've created a lot of green spaces. plant that a lot of trees trying to narrow some of the broad boulevards allow more access for pedestrians, but and biking band internal combustion engines from parts of downtown and done things that are really important like may send the river that runs through the the center of paris, swimmable on hot days, giving people access to cooling. i think they're really the sort of leaders in thinking about this. but other cities like phoenix have done

amazing job planting urban trees. a lot of cities are undertaking that. athens is rebuilding an ad and an aqueduct to bring more water into the city to help with cooling and watering of trees and other green spaces. so there's a lot that's being done, but there's a long way to go. a long way to go certainly a good mate to think about this, this today is global heat action de, really appreciate all of your expertise jeff goodell in austin, texas. thank you so much, really appreciate it thanks for having a voting will begin in just hours as mexico prepares for historic election after political cycle plague by deadly violence we'll have more on that next. >> stay with us russia. >> we're trying to spy on us. we were spying on them. this is a secret, war. >> secrets and spies premieres tonight at ten, once, when we say it will be on time, they

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brutality. details now from cnn's rafah, roma it happened in broad daylight ural candidate than mexico shot in the head on the last day of campaigning, he was killed in front of all his followers. >> and he had ten people who are supposed to be providing him security because he had been threatened. >> the murder is the latest example of a wave of political violence in mexico as voters get ready to go to the polls on sunday in early april, another mayoral candidate the date than the city of saliva was gone down. one of more than 20 political killing since september, according to the mexican government, by some estimates, that number is even hire at least 34 candidates murdered according to mexican consultancy firm integralia alamos and violent and deadly elections in mexican history, former us deputy assistant secretary of defense, ana maria

salah says, organized crime. is that the root of most political violence in mexico? to go, well, they're controlling the economy. >> the former economy of these, of these municipalities. so they're hostages and this is clearly being reflected during this electoral process where they're trying to also control who's going to be elected? >> i must only seizes mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador acknowledged in early may that there have been more murderous than in previous administrations, but he also said that other crimes like robberies and kidnappings are down. >> it's a multi-dimensional problem. which lowpass are our hasn't tackled. >> but political risk consultant carlos from meatus as the precedence policy of spending on social programs in the hopes of improving the security situation has failed? >> yes. >> lopez obrador terrorists shares that some of the criminal numbers have been going down. but really, they

have been going down marginally, and others have been going up very quickly as extortion, for example there are nearly 99 million mexican voters who are eligible to participate in this election. mexican officials say there will be around 170,000 polling places around the nation, but security analysts say many voters may choose to stay away because in some areas, exercising one's right to vote is not safe. the threat of political violence is personal for huizu corona. the mural candidate in the central mexican city of qual plus survived on assassination attempt earlier this year when two men on a motorcycle sped past and open fire again like are they want me to drop out of the campaign. he said, they don't want me to participate. they want to continue with this corrupt government. the risk of violence has also faced by those tied to the candidates, including relatives and aids.

according to integralia, more than 700 people have been threatened kidnapped, extorted, or murdered, among other crimes since campaign started in september. rafael romo cnn atlanta on the biden ministration appears to be on the verge of taking an aggressive new step on border security. >> sources, say the white house is reaching out to mayors of cities along the us southern border to protect essentially joined the president next week for an executive order rollout executive action would limit migrants ability to seek asylum. it's expected to be similar to a controversial measure from the trump era border security is one big issue for us voters, but it's not the only thing on people's minds as the us faces its own election season. in fact, a new reuters ipsos poll found that the economy was the top issue for all voters for five weeks. running out was the number one issue, specifically for republicans. and second, for a democrat grads 40% of respondents in the poll say trump had better policies for the us compared to 30% who

picked biden and joining me now from washington is linda lake. present at lake research partners and she's one of the democratic party's leading political strategists thank you so much for being here with us so thank you for having me you're welcome. so there seems to be very broadly speaking nostalgia for the trump economy. the perception that we were doing better than so what do you see when you look at the polling numbers? >> well, you're absolutely right. and it's funny because at the time and like at the 0.20 election, people thought that biden and trump are equal on the economy and gave trump negative job performance ratings on the economy but people tend to assume that republicans and businessman or better on the economy. and people are really worried about the rising cost of living. and that's particularly concerning two women voters yeah, i want to talk to you about that specifically. i mean, kitchen

table economics. i mean, that's applies to both men and women. but certainly it's a concern for women as well. it might be an advantage for republicans, right? because despite the economy's big picture numbers not being bad. i mean markets are setting records. these as people's perception of the economy, how they feel it, and experience it. it isn't matching up. why is that well, the things that people are focused on our everyday costs and those have been going up and even when you take inflation, now when you slow the increase in inflation since 2019, you still had a 20% increase in terms of rising prices for food, which is the dominant thing that women are worried about. >> women in america go to the grocery store three times a week and health care costs, which are going hey, up and people are renewing their plans and facing higher deductibles. >> so the administration has been very aggressive about taking epic junk fees and price

gouging and gas prices opposing mergers of grocery stores. but it's, voters are looking for evermore action on inflation asian, and rising costs so if republicans are closing the gender gap more women seem to be voting for donald trump. if biden has to count on young women and women of color on the economy specifically does he have a bigger challenge? biden to connect with them because of who he is an older man who might seem sort of out of touch with their economic concerns. i mean, you think having kamala harris as vice president would help there, but ishi well, let's actually older women who are more focused and older non-college educated women who feel their incomes really haven't kept up with the rising cost of living younger women and women of color are focused on the economy, but they're also really focused on the abortion issue and that helps the biden administration

younger women and women of color all right. >> i mean, the stakes obviously couldn't be higher for democrats on that issue. the margins for this election are so thin. how biden performs with women. i mean, it could essentially, when him or or cost him the election, right it's absolutely right. >> the formula for success providing us the gwynn women by more than you lose men and there's a big gender gap right now. it's growing and it'll be very, very important for the biden administration, the biden harris team to seamen touch with kitchen table concerns, as you said, and real people's lived experience, not just aggregate economic numbers so how do they actually go about doing that? >> i mean, just, just telling people that their lives are better than inflation is kinda slowing i mean, it, it doesn't seem to be cutting it. so how are they going to actually achieve that they need to

continue what they started and they started with the state of the union, which is to really be in touch with people's concerns. >> so we know it's tough out there, not that it's great out there that we've done x, y, and z. but that's not good enough. we're going to keep at it until people's families are thriving. and people can count on the economy improving for themselves. >> one of the things that's really interesting is that number that you gave us the advantage for republicans diminishes and disappears when you ask people who's better for you and your family. >> so that's gotta be the focus interesting wilson we'll see how it all shakes out, but really great to have your expertise on this morning. it's on the lake. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me well, shots are fired during a dance event of the native american reservation leaving multiple deaths and injuries now community takes a dramatic step to prevent that from happening again, that's ahead. >> and it was a case that made headlines because the couple's

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parole officer has been captured. a suspect was stopped in traffic by us marshals fugitive task force officers and neighboring west virginia. he's been charged with second-degree murder. please say the victim 30 three-year-old davis martinez left work to perform a parole check on the suspect. he was then discovered dead officials have ruled his death a homicide possible mass shooting in akron, ohio has left dozens of people wounded. cnn affiliate wtae ws is reporting that at least one person is dead. at least 26 others are injured and many have been rushed to nearby hospitals. at least two patients are in critical condition. a spokesperson for summa health system thanked first responders and says, our thoughts are with the victims and their families will keep you updated on the story as we get more details. nearly a year after his wife, lori was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. chad daybell has been sentenced to death for

murdering two of her children, and his first wife, tammy. it was a case that made headlines because of chad and laurie daybell's unusual religious beliefs camila bernal has details the jury in this case decided that chad daybell should spend the rest of his life on death row and they found the aggravating factors in this case to be true, saying that the crimes he committed were atrocious and cruel thing that he had done this for money that he had utter disregard for human life and that he would be a threat to society. >> this is the same jury that found him guilty of killing his first wife, tammy, and killing the two children of his second wife, 16-year-old, tylee, and 7-year-old jj, the prosecutor in this case, saying that this was a case fueled by sex, money power, and apocalyptic religious beliefs saying that these two chad, daybell and

lori vallow, daybell essentially did anything they could to beat together and said that anyone that got in the way of this, whether it was because they were the children or the wife, or if there was any financial gains to be made of this would be marked for death. this was a man that the prosecution said would label people as dark or as zombies. and of course, this resulted in the bodies of these children being found in chad daybell's property tylee burned jj found with his arms tied with duct tape and plastic bags covering him. this has been extremely emotional for the families of the children and the families of tammy as well. a lot of them speaking out after this death sentence, take a listen to what they said. >> you never wish harm on anybody what they've done at

the end of the day it's good that he's he can't hurt anybody else. we got justice for our loved ones and that was always what this was about. getting justice for them. >> we can we'll start to heal from this terrible loss we have suffered. we'll miss tammy every single day of our lives. that we do have some comfort knowing that we will see her again someday. >> and despite all the emotion from the family, chad daybell did not show any emotion while his verdict was read, he chose not to speak after drew his sentencing. his attorney did speak during the sentencing portion of the trial and essentially put the blame on lori vallow daybell, who has also been found guilty of these crimes she is facing life in prison without the possibility of parole. the death penalty was not on the table for her, camila bernal, cnn, los angeles amazing rescue off the florida coast where a child and seven adults were found clinging to a

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morning, beijing time, it landed on the south pole, an area known as the akin basin the goal is to collect samples that experts say could provide clues into the origin of the mood earth and the solar system. yet this mission is helping china get data and the technical skills as it looks to propel its ambitions on the moon including a research base there is no crew on board. robots are at work this is video from may when the chinese government invited cnn to the space center on hainan island to chronicle the launch. it comes at a time when other nations have lunar ambitions including the united states and india. china is planning other launches as it maintains its goal of sending astronauts to the moon by 2030 marc stewart, cnn, beijing now silence mission partners are pressing pause on the boeing starliner launch. >> the decision came late

saturday hours after launch attempts was scrubbed less than four minutes from liftoff due to technical issues the highly anticipated inaugural test flight was supposed to carry tunes. nasa astronauts to and from the international space station. now, says it will provide an update later today on next steps for the flight. the next launch window is wednesday morning the florida panthers are headed to the nhl's stanley cup final for this second straight seasoning coy wire joins us now with more, more so how hard is it to get to this point? i mean, 20 in two seasons. i mean, it's it's incredible. >> yeah, really is rare. air in indeed, cam the panthers are the first team the advanced two back-to-back stanley cup final since the pittsburgh penguins accomplished the feat back in 2009, florida was in it to win it against the new york rangers in front of their home fans on saturday night. sam bennett getting the cats on the board first in the first period, thunderous one time or from the circle, then volodymyr terrorists nco, adding an

insurance goal in the third period, panthers fans drawing plastic rats onto the ice as time expired in the two-to-one when continuing the longstanding tradition dating back to the team's first cup final appearance in 1996. >> now this year is squad weights to play the winner of the edmonton euler's and dallas star series with a chance to win the first title in team history we're all know, job is not finished so get that big crisis pichit special frehse feedback in this position after such a tough loss last year, i just remember going around the locker room after loose and game five inch vagus going on telling everybody we'll be back, we'll be back. >> well, for back right now, so we're really excited now, check this out. >> kim, coach paul maurice telling his players, don't touch the trophy so as panthers avoid touching the eastern conference champions prince of wales trophy superstition, israel last year, they touched it and they lost in the stanley cup final means i'm real

madrid are champions of europe for record, extending 15th time and club history after beating borussia dortmund to nil in the champions league final at wembley stadium in london. that's more than double europe, second most successful tma seem a lot real breaking through in the 74th minute with a header from danny carvajal off a corner kick, then in the 83rd minute, jude bellingham, a assisting vinicius junior to wrap up the match bellingham giving an emotional interview after the win oh, i drained to play these games you go through life and so many people who say you call it undo things and hamas, orion's and opposite me moment that's phase there and nicer that could be at home by 7:00 in the doing. chips are 11, 12, and nights type me to football my little brother trying to be a role model for and things like that yeah. >> i'll competent into us.

it's best not caitlin clark and angel reese facing off in a wnba for the first time since march madness when 20, some million people tuned in to see their collegiate game. >> clark finishing with 11 points becoming the first rookie to score 150 points, 50 rebounds and 50 assists in their first ten games reese making history two 213 rebounds, eight of them offensive the most by a rookie and chicago sky history. but then close game controversy. kennedy carter making a shot, then blindside blasting clark. the two-time national player of the year gun tumbling to the ground, reese in teammates were celebrating afterwards fever, hold on to get their first home win, 71, to 70 years, clark on the foul it wasn't expected head, but i think he's just like just respond. come down, let your play. do the talking. it is what it is to physical game go make the free throw and then execute on offense. >> i mentioned to know caitlin

clark courses and she stayed i don't know what she said, which state or okay. and that was a controversial play because many people are saying, hey, she's a rookie, she needs to take it. that's how it's going to be. others are saying that she's been getting too much aggression from opponents all season long, and that the wnba needs to step in and do some yeah, absolutely. i'm also interested in that. clark reese sort of rivalry. could we be seeing the wnba equivalent to the magic bird rivalry? who knows, time will tell i guess, right? yes, sir. exciting stuff would definitely be something that we'll continue to watch and enjoy doing. so. all right? thanks so much quite appreciate it well, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom. >> i'm kimberly, who were for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is next for the rest of the world. it's connecting africa the russians were trying to spy on us. we were spying on them hello

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