>> it's still go.com the cnn presidential debates, june 27th, bit nine lives for you this morning. a state of emergency is in effect for atlanta after a string of water main breaks have crippled water service in this city for almost 48 hours now, it is so bad that one hospitals having to turn away some patients when the city hopes to have everything fixed 10,000 acre wildfire in northern california in just 25 fighters and just forcing people to leave their homes the weather conditions working against the cruise on the fire lines. that's just ahead, plus a major meeting in singapore over night, us secretary of defense, lloyd austin met with ukrainian president is lenski just hours ago. >> what president's loves, you had to say about president biden's greenlighting limited strikes within russia using us weapons is an isis k targets the us. what we know about a terrorist threat on the cricket world cup, which is expected to bring tens of thousands of people to meet your we begin breaking news out of atlanta, the city declared a state of emergency saturday after trying for two days to repair two major water main breaks across the city. this massive disruption is leaving businesses and homes with little to no water. it's resulted in a boil water advisory for a majority of the city these people, hospitals in downtown and midtown atlanta were forced to transfer patients and divert ambulances to other hospitals atlanta mayor andre dickens has apologized and he says that teams are working nonstop to repair the water main break we take this matter very, very seriously and our whole team takes it very seriously. as you see as working on this, we apologize profusely for this disruption to life in the city of atlanta that break also alleges several major tourist attractions, including the georgia aquarium and zoo atlanta too close for the past two days, thousands of residents in neighborhoods throughout the city had been left without water for over 24 hours he comes infrequently. >> we managed to take a shower in the onetime it resolved this morning. fortunately. but yeah, we've had no drinking water or we've had no cooking, no washing facilities. yeah. it's just crazy called flush the toilets, can't have a shower hello, i can help boil water to cook ravid's. >> yeah, it's crazy well, one of the main breaks has been repaired. crews are still working to repair the second break with the watershed department saying they are doing everything they can to restore regular waterflow to the city. more breaking news now is in california, a growing grass fire san joaquin county has already consumed more than 11,000 acres and it's forcing people in its path to evacuate. the california department of forestry and fire says the coral fire started in the uk, ralphie rather start in the city of tracy saturday afternoon and buy saturday night was still on only 13% contained officials and san joaquin county issued evacuation orders for tracy residents nearest to the fire and told others nearby that they should also be ready to leave two firefighters were injured while responding to the fire a cal fire battalion chief says they had minor two moderate injuries and were transported to local hospitals for treatment. >> all right. cnn's derek van dam is here is tracking the flyers for us. so of course you've got high winds helping fuel these fires. bad situation. what work can you tell us and pictures. >> so this is part of our warming world, the new normal, right? we go a couple of years ago where we had extreme drought in california now we have the complete opposite of this been an abundance of snowfall and rain through the past winter season and all the vegetation that, that sparked has now dried out a little bit prematurely. look at this. this is the san joaquin valley. the central valley across california. look at the difference between just a month ago parents is today. you can see now we're starting to dry out that vegetation that's all part of the problem here because we're getting the strong winds. and in a building heat wave that will continue to spur fires like we're experiencing with the corral fire that's currently at 13% containment in the san joaquin county region. look at these wind gusts. we've seen wind gusts roughly around tropical storm force. and that is a problem when we have this dry grass that has just dried out so quickly. >> and then on top of that, the building heat wave that will last right through the rest of this week, temperatures are going to soar into some locations feeling like it's above 100 degrees with that mercury in the thermometer. >> so the recipe for more fires is in this weather forecasts are looking toss it back to both of you. >> alright, derrick, thank you very much new overnight ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is thanking the us for permission to fire us weapons into russian territory, but he says it's not enough. zelenskyy made a surprise appearance at a security meeting in singapore where he gave updates and ukraine's fight against russia ultimately, ukrainians dying, russians raping people limit so roscosmos times 1,000 children nobody tell us how to fish. >> this is how to end this war. it, it should add according to and justice and this has compulsory greene them as liberal zelensky also met with us defense secretary lloyd austin where he says the two discussed ukraine's defense needs cnn's natasha per tran, joining us now from singapore with more high, they're natasha. tell us more about what else was discussed we'll amara zelenskyy and secretary austin day, obviously discussed ukraine battlefield needs at the moment, including the requirements really for the ukrainians that they get more air defense systems because of the massive missile barrage is that are hitting ukraine every single day from russian forces. that was really top of the agenda here. but it's zelenskyy also took the opportunity during his meeting with austin and publicly earlier today to thank president biden from making that policy decision to allow ukraine to use american weapons to strike into russia directly in order to fend off those strikes from russia that are hitting kharkiv in northern ukraine. that was really key moment for president zelenskyy, something that he has been a pushing for for quite some time now so that the ukrainians can effectively defend themselves. but really, one of the biggest themes here that's zelenskyy was trying to push was the idea of a coming together of all nations for this peace summit that ukraine wants to hold in about two weeks time. he said that over 100 countries are going to be joining this peace summit where formula for peace and for the end of the war between ukrainian and russia will be discussed and that includes a formula for nuclear security, additional food security, as well as a plan to get the roughly 20,000 ukrainian children that you bring it says russia has kidnapped since the beginning of the war back to ukraine, back to their families and the key message of course, was being sent to china because china, according to the us, according to the uk, is actively please supporting russia in its war against ukraine is providing support for its defense sector. so zelenskyy was trying to convey this message to the chinese that if they say that they care about territorial integrity, about international law as they do when they repeatedly talk about taiwan, for example. and he says that they need to step up and stop supporting russia and join ukraine at this peace summit, where united states notably is not necessarily going to have a major presence. president biden, for example, has not committed to going to that peace summit yet, but this was really an opportunity for presidents linsky to meet with key allies here in asia and tried to get their support for ending this war. and it's something of course that he spoke to secretary austin about as well earlier today is a bilateral security agreement between the us and the ukrainians. if this war does not end soon, what kind of assurances can the us actually give ukraine? they will support them for as long as it takes really until this war finally comes to an end. amara victor. all right, natasha vr tran. thank you very much joining us now, a cnn political and national security analyst, david sanger, david, good morning to you. let's start with the shangri-la dialogue. this annual security summit in singapore. what, what were the key takeaways from you especially between ukraine and the us well, good morning, amara. >> and i think that this meeting was significant because it came right after president biden's, i think somewhat predictable, but still pretty crucial agreement for the first time to allow american weapons to be used. against russian territory. now, he did this in the most limited way. it's only around the current battling near the borders, near kharkiv but even secretary of state anthony blinken left open the possibility the other day that that might expand in till now, president biden has taken the position that there was just way too much escalation risk if us arms were used firing into russian territory, even just over the border, and even just after missile and artillery in placements, that so russians were using on their own territory to fire into to ukraine were about to go find out. and it's actually a pretty perilous moment because we don't know how the russians are going to react this but i think it's zelenskyy made the point it was absolutely crucial if the cranium is working to be fighting with one hand behind their back what did you make of the town between china, the chinese defense minister, and the secretary of defense, us secretary of defense lloyd austin. >> i mean, there were some kemp combat awards exchanged at least from the chinese sayyed pretty frosty. >> the only good thing you can say about that meeting is that it happened for a few years now we've been in a position where the chinese defense minister and other chinese military officers wouldn't talk to the us with all and the only reason that that's important is that if you had a crisis underway and you needed some crisis communications to deconflicted us and chinese forces. you want to have some kind of opened. >> i channels. >> but the fact of matter is it just last week, the chinese did some pretty aggressive exercises all around i want even on basically the far eastern coast furthest from china and that was a demonstration of force after the inauguration of the new taiwanese president i would say that at this point, the military relationship is pretty bad. but better to have them talking than not yeah. >> sure thing regarding the war in gaza as you know, president biden on friday called for an end to israel's war. he also laid out this detailed ceasefire plan and then the next day, the next morning prime minister netanyahu's office this said that they were not agree to a permanent ceasefire. what's your take on his messaging? obviously, there's political calculations here oh, there are a lot of political calculation. >> so the first thing is it chose the continuing disconnect between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. >> when president biden gave his speech announcing this at the white house on friday, he described this as embracing israel's own plan. but prime minister netanyahu made it sound like something that either was forced upon him or was being described as to happen on a very different and much faster escape tool then he had in mind hamas itself was seemed somewhat open to this and we've heard a lot of the allies, including egypt, say that they were behind it as well. >> so the effort here is to both build pressure on prime minister netanyahu hello, to agree to something whose outlines his war cabinet has approved and also the build press pressure on hamas, which has never actually accepted any kind of an agreement that would involve both release of hostages and the ceasefire. it's a three phase plan. and the president was pretty clear about phase one and pretty vague about everything that follow up lastly, before we let you go, what are you hearing about these trilateral talks about potentially reopening the rafah border crossing talks are expected to begin today between israel egypt, and the us so this is absolutely critical if you are going to get aid in to the people who moved down to rafah, the palestinians who moved down to rafah in the early days of the war and had been fleeing out of it since and they're basically in a famine-like situation here. and that's because the american peer or well-intentioned effort to get in aid broke apart in a storm. they're putting that back together the rafah gate at the southern end of gaza has been closed during these israeli military operations. there's not much aid moving in from the north. if they don't get that open, people are going to starve. it's just that simple david sanger, 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keeps what he's calling a baseball miracle alive, a game home run. >> this is a team that was trailing seven to four at. >> one point in this game and look at this scenes, amara, back home in alabama, the panthers have another game this afternoon at three eastern. if they're a victorious in another must-win game, they'll play again monday. either way, this is an inspiring run despite the school closing some of the players described it as loose seeing a family member or they're really torn up about this nine or ten players got sick with what they thought was a food poisoning. one went to the hospital, but they just keep but being bonded by this adversity nine, any well, but they have to win today, have to win today. >> and from here on out. >> fingers crossed. >> so i get to see if things are kevin in victor homeland security and the fbi are taking precautions to make sure the super bowl of cricket continues despite a threat from isis k day two of the t20 cricket world cup picks up today in long island, new york officials say the terrorist group made a global threat against the tournament back thank in april specifically targeting the match between india and pakistan next week a local officials say the safest place in the county is inside the stadium, joining us now seeing in law enforcement analyst and former secret service agent, jonathan wacc row. >> jonathan, good morning to you. so the fear here is that this is going to be a lone wolf and that's the call from ices k to quote, the lone wolf, to act out here because there is no chatter and the fbi says that there are especially concerned about a lone wolf attack due to the undetected operational information, willingness it's two attack civilians and soft targets and capability to inflict significant casualties with simple tactics here that's their statement. how do you investigate if you don't have the chatter? >> well, good morning, victory. this recent threat by isis cores on or isis k has really elevated concerns by law enforcement both at the federal, state, and local levels and it's how they're assessing this threat. so i want to just walk through why this is such a concern when law enforcement analyses a threat, they look at really the three main categories motivation, which is the underlying reasons for an attack, the opportunity, which is a moment in time or an event that a hostile group could exploit to engage in. an attack. and then really the capabilities can they actually do it? can they carry out an attack at a certain rate? region when you apply this assessment criteria to the threat that we're seeing come in from isis k. a lot of red flags go off for law enforcement and that's why you see the really vocalizing what they're doing. we know that a motivation of isis k is really to promote their their extremist ideology. and in turn, attract do recruits the opportunity for them to launch an attack is really this prime event. this is, as you said, it's the super bowl of cricket. it's the second largest most popular sport in the world. so this is really a great target of opportunity. and then when you think about how law enforcement is concerned, as you said, about the ideological appeal, motivating homegrown violent extremists. and specifically that won't lone wolf. it's in that context that isis k has the capabilities to potentially launch this significant attack. so from a threat perspective, what law enforcement is really concerned with is and they do this, there is a potential are quoted the nassau county police commissioner, a couple of seconds ago when he said the safest place on june 9th will be inside the stadium. but we know that they can make their statement without attacking the stadium. the atlanta bombing during the olympics and 96 that was it. centennial olympic park, not at a venue. the madrid bombing in 2002 was near the football stadium. so is it possible to secure all of the venue's related hotels, restaurants, parks nearby, even if they don't go after the stadium on the ninth that's a really great point victory in law enforcement is taking that into account when they look at how they apply to security measures, they're really doing it based upon in talent, intelligence gathering, and sharing amongst all law enforcement entities. >> and they're thinking about this not just as the event itself, not just the stadium, but really concentric rings of protection that go out from the, from the stadium to really apply a level of increased physical security at those hotels, transportation hubs, routes to and from hotels, and the venue itself. really what you see mobilizing is a whole of government approach to ensure that law enforcement and their partners can quickly identify and mitigate any type of potential threats should it arise i want to remind people that ice is k. >> they claimed responsibility for that attack in moscow, the crocus city hall. that killed 143 people. so they have pulled off these types of attacks. recent late. is there a threshold jonathan at which the event would be called off their now specific threats, they know the date. authorities are aware of the target. is there some point at which or what's the variable that would say? they're coming we should call this off well, listen, that's a really good question, but we have to listen to the way that law enforcement is talking about this event. >> they have put together a very comprehensive security plan prior to this this threat, even presenting itself they'd been working being on the security plan for at least six months this is a another data point, this threat, but the overall security plan is literally looking at a multitude of threats and potential hazards that could impact this event in their applying the right level of six purity to the event. and the adjacent activity. so i find it very unlikely that you would see law enforcement. you'll canceling this event. the utilization of information and intelligence sharing is critical to 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super cell that is in oklahoma in may and it's just beginning to start to drop its first tornado the day pink schema, also known as pekosz, hank, is a professional storm chaser who's documented some of the world's most into hence, tornadoes. >> he's collaborated with university of wisconsin research scientist dr. lee whorf, who utilizes one of the world's most powerful super computers to simulate the same twisters. he's capturing some of these low pressure areas around the storm, little tiny worlds, they probably last of all five seconds and you can see the same thing going on in my simulator. ration pairing up dr. orff's animations with hanks storm chasing footage provides clarity and realism that gives scientists confidence in their models and hopefully the detail needed to put the last pieces of the puzzle together. that's another thing that i think these simulations can really help is we need to figure out why one storm is dropping these big tornadoes and why another one is not. 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