original series, new episodes tonight at nine hello hello welcome to cnn this morning, it's sunday, june 16th. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> hello, everyone. i'm amara walker. thank you so much for being with us. we are following several breaking stories for you this morning police say the man who shot and injured nine people at a splash pad in michigan is dead. we have new details about how this happened and why police believed the shooter may have been planning a second attack, the israeli military jerrys announce what it's calling a tactical pause in southern gaza for humanitarian reasons. what that means for israel's ongoing war with hamas and refugees? desperate need of supplies. >> president biden criticized as supreme court at a fundraiser last night following a string of high profile decisions, what he's saying about the justices and the possibility of more vacancies on the court court if your packet up the car and hit the road, this summer, there's some good news for you. the reasons you're paying less for you. and how long that lasts? >> we, begin this morning in michigan, where nine people are recovering after a shooting at a splash pad. this happened in rochester hills, which is a suburb of detroit, according to police, their at least two of the victims are children. one of the victims is an eight-year-old boy, sustained a gunshot wound to the head and is in critical condition. the suspect, the 42-year-old man whose name has not yet been released, was found at a nearby home dead from an apparent seth self-inflicted gunshot wound. the may of rochester hills called the shooting heartbreaking and a tragedy in his community it's a mental reset, it's a reminder that we live in a fragile place with fragile people and it's also a reminder to be grateful for professionals there were 100 firefighters and sheriff's deputies out there today i see an answer. >> i felt ramos joining us now with more of a walk us through how all of this unfolded. >> yeah, we had heard victor nmr earlier that the suspect or the shooting was located at a house half a mile away from the scene overnight, oakland county sheriff michael bouchard said, it appears the suspect, the 42-year-old man died in what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound by handgun. the first call about the shooting came in at 5:11 p.m. local time. it was very pleasant afternoon at the brooklyn's plaza splash pad in rochester hills, michigan a city of 75,000 located less than 30 miles north of detroit, according to oakland county sheriff michael bouchard, 42-year-old man who drove himself to the park suddenly got out of his car, walked up to the splash pad and open fire bouchard said the suspect fired 28 times reloading several times before leaving the scene. he would later say that thanks to evidenced found that the scene the suspect was contained in a home located about a half a mile away from the park that was immediately surrounded by sheriff's deputies the individual pulled up, exited a vehicle, approached the splash pad open fire, reloaded open fire reloaded laughed, rant. >> did that. so beers very random at this point appears random, no connectivity to the victims the nine people between the ages of four and 78 were shot by the suspect among those lines, there were two children, including an eight-year-old boy in critical condition after being shot in the head and a four-year-old boy who was shot in the thigh and it's now in stable condition, are rochester hills resident was reflecting about the fact that this happened the night before father's day your neighborhood and you're thinking about oxides thing by oxford and all the tragedy that happened up here. now this is our tragedy here in rochester hills we have also heard from michigan governor gretchen whitmer and a post published on x only hours after the shooting, the governor said, quote, i am heartbroken to learn about the shooting in rochester hills. >> we are monitoring the situation, us updates continued to come in and are in touch with local officials, authorities continued to investigation into the shooting. and so far they haven't said anything about a a motive, the gun violence archive reports. there have now been 223 mass shootings so far this year. and the us 14 or more people are shot in a single incident. victor amara. >> all right. ravi up. thank you well, rafat saying we don't know a lot about the suspect, but the baer did mention what he called an mental break last hour, i spoke to cnn, senior national security analysts, julia cayenne about what that could mean there's a mental break, become shorthand for a lot of things. obviously, someone who's willing to do this is not grounded in reality. and so the question is, well, what do we mean by that mental break, right? so what i can tell just from the situation so far as it's clearly premeditated, and at least in some instance, he, he chooses a place with with children. >> he knows that it's a saturday night. >> the night before father's day. it is a summer night. it's a warm summer night. he he has the weaponry to wreak a lot of havoc, if not desk, although we don't know the specifics of that yet he's he's picking a place with children that is that is like this is like a school shooting. i mean, everyone knows that a water park on it on his late saturday afternoon is going to have a majority of people under 18. and then he returns back home, just looks like he has an exit plan and then maybe planning another attack. so the break isn't like he woke up one day, decided to do this there's at least some premeditated planning and then and then the question is how premeditated in particular, the access to the weapon if it is an ar type weapon he had to purchase it. know that know that he was purchasing it and know that he was going to use it for mass casualty event? >> now let's go to texas now, authorities are looking for the shooter responsible for a deadly incident and an austin suburb, round rock, texas beliefs say that two people were killed, four others injured during a june teeth concert to the victims. they're for children it started when two groups started fighting each other and the vendor area, one person pulled out a gun, round rock. police are not sure if there were multiple people shooting during this incident? the israeli military announced a tactical pause as they're calling it along one route in southern gaza. this is to allow for more humanitarian aid trucks to enter gaza or the pause began saturday with aid trucks entering through the kerem shalom crossing one of the two open entry reports points for aid coming into southern gaza. israel says more than one on thousand eight trucks are on the gazan side of the crossing waiting to be collected and distributed. cnn senior international correspondent been wiedemann, is live in beirut. ben, tell us more about this tactical pause well, this pause was announced. this morning and went into effect at 8:00. runs until 7:00 p.m. and according to the statement from the israeli military, this pause is indefinite. >> however, it is very limited in its area. it's basically the kerem shalom are kept him, abu salim crossing from israel into gaza, linking it with the salaheddin highway, which is the main north-south artery. now, the purpose purpose is to allow more aid into gaza, certainly because much of the aid that was coming, in fact, all of the aid that was coming from egypt through the rough crossing, that that crossing has been closed since last month when israel began its offensive there. and certainly it comes at a time when the monetary and situation in gaza is increasingly dire. last week, where we were reporting on a un report, warning that by july hi next month, that more than 1 million people would be in danger of starvation or death. so this is an initiative it apparently coordinated with the united nations and other humanitarian organizations to get that aid flowing much better. it's important to note however, this does not mean the end to hostilities in that part of gaza. the israeli military says those that offensive so, continue unaffected by this so-called tactical pause in a very small area. >> all right, but wiedemann, thank you very much. also to israeli reservist soldiers were killed saturday in northern gaza is really media reported the two were killed during an incident involving an explosive device on a tank the idf has not said who they believe is responsible for the attack. >> the israeli military also says that eight of this soldiers were killed in southern gaza yesterday in one of the deadliest incidents involving its troops since october 7. cnn's paula hancocks is lab in televisa. tell us what you've learned about these incidents well, vic to an ombre, it has been a particularly deadly weekend from the israeli military point of view. now that incident that happened on saturday where eight israeli soldiers were killed, we have had a briefing from the israeli military and they say that it happened about 5:15 in the morning. it was in the tal al-sultan neighborhood of western rafah. weather has been intense fighting over recent days. they say there was one armored the vehicle in a convoy that was hit by an explosion. now they say it was either due to an explosive device that was planted in that area or an let's see, tank missiles strike. they are still investigating. but the idf also says that explosive devices that were on board, that particular vehicle also detonated, which should not have happened. so they are investigating what exactly happened there. now, we have the idf has not contain blaine to this at this point or who was responsible, hamas though, has claimed responsibility saying that they targeted a military bulldozer in the area. and when that was on fire, they also targeted an armored personnel carrier that was coming to rescue those on board with a missile strike now we know there has been significant fighting in this particular area over recent days. we've heard from one of the gaza civil defense officials saying that they have had many calls asking for injured dan bodies to be retrieved from that area, but they have find it very difficult to access it. there was a family of five was killed. they say they were only able to retrieve two bodies as they themselves came under fire. victor amara over hancocks in tel aviv. thank you. >> still to come, president biden criticized as the supreme court during this star-studded fundraiser in los angeles, we will have to details of what he said. >> also scorching temperatures are expected to roast parts of the central and southern us. this week, we will have your forecast and survivors of one of the biggest race massacres in us history had lost their historic legal bid for reparations over the attack will have to details of what is next in the league go fight potentially ahead the most anticipated moment of this lecture and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the 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donald trump tries to hone in on a refined campaign strategy. now, trump made a fresh appeal to black voters as he hosted a community roundtable in detroit at a predominantly black church. he also spoke at turning point action convention and wrapped up the night by announcing a new black americans for trump coalition. >> meanwhile, president biden wooed celebrities at a more exclusive event in los angeles, attended by former president barack obama and celebrities george clooney, julia roberts can be chemo. the raked in 28 million. but there are other headlines out of this other than the money he harshly criticized and supreme court, he said, the justices are just out of kilter he warned also what may happen with a second trump presidency. so cnn's camila to chalice joins us now from washington, tell us more about what the president said president biden reminded attendees at this event exactly what's at stake if trump is re-elected and he focused, as you mentioned, victor on the supreme court. >> now, during his remarks, he talked about how if trump is re-elected, that could lead to more conservative judges being appointed to the bench. and also could lead to more rulings being reconsidered, especially those involving contraception and what's really interesting to note is even during these remarks, someone who really drove this point home, other than biden was former president barack obama in his conversation with jimmy kimmel, he really stressed, that's not only important to look at what trump has done, in the past when he was elected as president the first time. and the policies he enacted, and he reminded attendees there about his criminal record, but he also just drove home the point of what biden has done while he's been an office, and he said this at the event, he said there are certain standards and values we should stand for it joe biden has judd for those values and continues to. the other guy, doesn't. and that in and of itself is not something that we can ignore or pretend is a difference, is a difference that doesn't exist. now, during obama's remarks, he also talked about how attendees and urged supporters of biden to remind in their friends and families of what biden has done while he's been in office. and he also called on young people to re-engage in the political process and not become cynical because so much is at stake and his upcoming election cycle may lead to chalice. thank you. at this event, the turning point action event, trump also pushed his economic plan. >> yeah, cnn's even mechanic explains he's taking a different approach from his 2020 campaign. >> amara, the former president john this enthusiastic crowd that he believes he can win michigan in 2016? he fled to address inflation's stand up to china and other nations and also pledged to advance maga not mix is what he's calling it that of course, is a direct loan to bidenomics. and most consequentially, he is telling michigan voters that they shouldn't have a plan to vote in november, whether that's early or by mail, that this election, they should come armed with a plan that is a departure 2020 when he was casting doubt on early and mail in voting and indication than he is not trying to leave any votes on the table this time around, trump that's so spending his time in michigan in detroit at a traditionally black church are trying to engage voters. there. that's the latest from detroit victor amara, back to you, even begin. thank you, president biden and donald trump, former president, will go head-to-head. and at first presidential debate of the election season right here on cnn. and we're getting a better idea of what to expect on june 27 year in atlanta, the 90 minute debate hosted by cnn's jake tapper and dana bash we'll have two commercial breaks. campaign staff is not allowed to interact with their candidates during those breaks. >> yeah, both trump and biden will appear at a uniform podium. their positions will be determined by a coin flip. 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same areas. now, some of that begins today. it's a brand new system that's going to be making its way into the gulf coast. not the only area we're also talking about flooding potential in the midwest, severe thunderstorms in the central us. so a lot going on here, but the focus really is one of two different potential tropical systems. if we push this into play, you'll see that we've got the area specifically here, this one that's just to the east of florida, that one has about a 30% chance of developing. but here, down here, 60% chance of development for this one just down here. now that's going to potentially slide off to the north. and when it does, it will start to bring us some very heavy rain and it's not just one particular de, you're looking at a multi-day event, so it starts be today right here pretty much from texas all the way into western florida tomorrow we start to see that shift a little bit further to the west new orleans, mobile, houston tuesday, this is when we get the moderate risk and it really starts to take shape across the houston area and spread into portions of texas. now, when we talk about how much rain this is going to be pretty significant, look at this widespread areas of red and that pink color indicating 7810 inches, maybe even some spots to pick up more than a foot of rain total. so again, this is going to be a particularly big deal for this area. it's also not the only thing that we're covering. we're still talking about heat. and for some of these areas, it's going to be record-breaking heat. look at all of these dots most of them centered over the midwest and the northeast, but even still you have some across the south. you're talking over 170 locations, potentially having record highs over the next several days and for a lot of these areas, it's well above average. look at the chicago, the normal high at one going to be in the 90s, atlanta, also looking at about ten degrees above average dc in new york every single day going forward, you're going to see those numbers ticking back up. chicago for example, we talked about it, their average this time of year is only 81 degrees. they won't have a single one of the next seven days where it's even remotely close to that. the other thing to point out to look at all the overnight lows, a lot of them just barely getting down below at he degrees the northeast also looking at some pretty impressive temperature's going up through the next several days. so yes, definitely a good next couple of days for the pool and maybe some nice cold beverages as well? >> yes. all right. air-conditioning hope and hopefully it works. thank you, alison will as alison mentioned, we will see temperatures continue to rise as we have through the week that has cities across the country preparing, joining us now is kevin lanza. he is the assistant professor of environmental science at ut health houston school of public health. appreciate you joining us, uk, kevin you say that this extreme heat is not the new normal because it's just going to continue to get even hotter. >> that's exactly right. so we're seeing temperatures that we've never seen before the last ten years has been the hottest ever reported on earth. and that goes back to our historical climate record back in 18, 50. and then last year, hottest ever on earth this past may was the warmest ever. and we've seen temperatures just much higher in certain places that aren't you at those temperatures in fort lauderdale, florida and west palm beach averages were around 85 degrees and may and that's about six degrees warmer than typical. >> is that the trend then with global warming and climate change that are summers are just going to get hotter and hotter that's exactly right. >> so we're not only having overall average seven officials increasing, but we're also having an increasing in these extreme heat events. so these two or more days of continuous of a abnormally high temperatures called heat waves. and so this is a major public health issue. >> and you say heat, the health threat from heat is not really universally recognized why is that? and what, what's being done to change that perception that's, exactly right. >> heat is for all intensive purposes under appreciated as a health threat. and i could point to kind of three main reasons. one would be it's you don't see it's invisible. you don't see it. it doesn't have the same physical destruction as you would see with other weather-related hazards like hurricanes and tornadoes second, everyone's experienced high temperatures at some point or another in most, more often than not, they're coming out okay. from it. right. but we can't rely on our past experiences because each heat event is different in terms of multiple factors, how long are you exposed? what are you doing in those high temperatures? do you have any existing medical conditions that put you at greater risk for heat? feet. >> and then lastly, we understand there's a wide consensus that heat-related deaths are grossly underreported that's because we typically use medical examiners who are looking at death certificates for either heat being the main cause of death, or an underlying cause of death. >> yet there's no standardization across are over 300 counties he's in the us. and so folks aren't able to understand just the gravity of the situation. >> okay. well, i hear you on that. i mean, you were also quoted kevin and usa today saying that it's not only our sun belt cities that are in traditionally warm climates. this extreme heat is also in these cities and places when you think cold. so where exactly is a sunbelt and what's happening north of this line? >> some belts, just a term for it the southern us, more or less. these are these are folks who have been used to that warm climate. but what we're seeing is that just with temperatures increasing everywhere, there are folks in cooler climates historically that are just seeing these abnormally high temperatures. and folks there have essentially lower resources on the individual level, but also on a systems level in terms of what's in their region. a lot of people may not have air conditioning because i've never needed it before. yeah. >> so when you see these extreme heat events in places like the northeast, that's where you might have a serious health issue there before we go just quickly, some tips on how we can stay heat ready yeah. >> there's some classic ones. make minimize your time in the outdoor temperatures, but i think the ones i want to focus on are finding aac. we know that's the primary way to cool themselves off and keep one safe. and also making a plan and thinking about also if there's no electrical power during extreme heat wave. so if you have this extreme heat plus this high temperature plus no power, that could be a serious situations. so thinking about how you can find these places to be safe get tabs. kevin lanza. thank you for your time. >> i guess store a 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informed more than two years late that they were free. >> since then, a lot of black people across generations have pursued justice, reparations just last week, the survivors of the tulsa race massacre found out that their lawsuit demanding compensation from the city has been dismissed on may 31, 1921, white mob overran the thriving black-owned greenwood neighborhood in 16 hours thousands of people were arrested. >> others were beaten, some killed, at least 35 blocks, burned out 1,200 homes gone. viola ford fletcher, her brother, hughes van ellis, unless benningfield randle were children when their families ran from that violence, they filed a lawsuit in 2020 one asking for compensation under the city's public nuisance statute. the court denied their appeal that determine why the case had merit. and this is from the court, the law does not permit us to extend the scope of our public nuisance doctrine beyond what the legislature has authorized to afford plaintiffs the justice they are seeking attorneys say that they will file a petition for rehearing and they've called on the department of justice to open an investigation. one of the plaintiffs, hughes van ellis, died last year at the age of 102. viola ford fletcher is 110. lessie benningfield randle, 109 now, the last living survivors of the tulsa race massacre, 1921, not many years left joining us now, eric miller, professor of law at loyola marymount university in los angeles. he is one of the attorney's representing the survivors. good morning to you let's start with their reaction more after this was dismissed, what were the reactions from mrs. fletcher and mrs. random they were incredibly disappointed, but they are willing to keep fighting, right to the end, including, as you mentioned, asking that the federal government engaged in a criminal investigation as well as civil investigation into the continuing impact of the tulsa race massacre on the residents of greenwood, that the black community then in tulsa as well as north tulsa. so when you say that before we get to the federal element here, there's going to be filing of a petition for rehearing to ask the justices to reconsider. is that routine? i mean, you're not expecting any different outcome with no more information, are you? >> well, it's somewhat routine we are filing the petition for rehearing in part to highlight the ways in which the supreme court of oklahoma misrepresented some of the facts that we alleged in the petition, and has obscured the ways in which the continuing impact of the tulsa race massacre, which has acknowledged on the citizens of greenwood still has consequences economic and social consequences. and we want to show that we actually made that case and that they misrepresented some of the arguments that we made and that they ignored other arguments that we that we made what was misrepresented. >> i mean, you're going to the same people with the same information what we don't have a whole lot of time i am. but if you could tell me what was misrepresented so the court without even asking us questions, said that we are alleging race based remedy that extends across the whole of greenwood and we actually never argued that we argued we fit within a standard property-based claims that they've heard for hundreds, for over 100 years and it's only when black people in oklahoma start making those property claims that suddenly the court runs here says, oh, this is a racial issue, and that it must be dealt with by the legislature and that has a devastating impact potentially on civil rights litigation throughout the state of oklahoma because if every civil rights case has to go to the legislature than black people in oklahoma or in a great deal of trouble. let me ask you about your appeal to the department of justice i understand that one avenue is under the emmett till unsolved civil rights crime act of 2007 attorney general merrick garland is aware of the tulsa race massacre. he was in tulsa and discussed it. we know that pending state litigation has not prevented him or his department from opening investigations. in other cases. so what is your expectation that now he would be any more willing to pursue this than he has been since he took the job in 2021 well, as you mentioned we are dying to our last two living survivors at the tulsa race massacre. >> i've represented survivors of the tulsa race massacre for over 20 years i've personally met well-over 60 survivors of the tulsa race massacre and we've been in negotiations with the department of justice to open an investigation for over a year. now and with the possibility of a changing administration time is running short we think that there's plenty of evidence that the city of tulsa was engaged in the race massacre. we think it's time that we find out who were the citizens that the deputize, we need federal investigation to do that. and so we're going to keep pushing the federal government to open that investigation. >> all 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