we're on the california coast and this is cnn happening now new developments in israel's war with hamas. he is really prime minister benjamin ateneo disbands his war cabinet the ivf is not clarifying what it's calling a quote, tactical pause plus, the house speaker mike johnson, heads tamara logo in florida to meet with former president donald trump what's on the agenda as they look ahead to the november elections? and evacuations are underway near los angeles right now, as firefighters work to contain a very fast moving wildfire. >> hello, i'm waffling sir, in washington and urine, the cnn newsroom we begin this hour with the israel hello, hamas award knew this morning, there's really prime minister benjamin ateneo is dissolved. his war cabinet, the move comes just days after a senior member of the work cabinet resigned in a show of very dramatic vote of no confidence in the ten you and a strategy for the war in gaza. meanwhile, israel has begun what it's calling a tactical pause to clear the way for the flow of age into southern gaza. but it's also notable that israel's military says it's continuing its military offensive in rafah. soon as paula hancock is joining us now from southern israel, she's not very far away from gaza right now. paula, a tactical pause while fighting continues. break that down for us so we'll, a little earlier today, we were the kerem shalom crossing where the israeli military wanted to show us what they meant by this. >> so they said that they had about a cytosine plus trucks on the gas and sayyed of that crossing waiting to be distributed, but they hadn't been distributed, so they've said that this circle route will effectively be a safe road from the crossing into gaza, skirting alongside rafah, the fighting will still be going on and then going up the salah dean roads so that the main north-south artery within gaza, they said this is so that they can make sure that aid is distributed throughout the strip. now we have spoken to some of those international groups within gaza. they're putting the idf, putting the onus, on the groups to be able to distribute this aid. and they have said that it is simply too dangerous sometimes to get to this crossing, to be able to pick the aid up. we heard from the sub office of ocho, the humanitarian office in gaza, say that on sunday, even though there was this safe route from the israelis, is such a state of lawlessness in gaza at this point that it was too difficult for them to access. let's listen to what part of my interview with the idf spokesman are you going with school? >> the these trucks, the military will escort them or this is a war zone. and we need to act inside a war zone and to find inside the complexity the way that find solutions the first step is to make sure that the road is safe. the row will be safe military wise, it will be safe in our planning and our tax and to the right cetera now the un just last week warned that by mid-july. so next month, about 1 million palestinians could be at risk of starvation. so there is a desperate need to be able to get this aid. 2, those who need it. but sometimes it is just simply too dangerous for these groups to be able to access these areas will well, i just want to correct. you're now back in jerusalem, but earlier today you were down in southern israel, right near the gaza border, the karam shalom border crossing. what was it like there while, we could see a number of palettes that were there waiting to be taken into gaza. >> we saw maybe three trucks going in, not very many in a bag for two hours that we were there they, did show us this routes that they said was going to be the safe route. and then just very close by, you could hear the continual shelling and artillery of the operation it's still ongoing in rafah and we know that that is very intense fighting. we have heard from both sides, from the citizens and civilians in in that area, and also from the israeli military saying that they've discovered tunnels and also large caches of weapons and they are fighting intensely with hamas that is very close by this area that the israeli military is saying is going to be a safe route for the humanitarian trucks to get through well, let's hope those humanitarian humanitarian trucks get through into gaza and then once they're in gaza, they can be distributed to the people who are so desperately in need of all that food and medicine and water and everything else that's coming in. >> paula hand cox. thank you very much for that report. i want to continue the conversation right now with erin david miller, a former middle east negotiator for the us state department. he's now a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international piece here in washington. aaron, thanks. for joining us. how is this so-called tactical pause that the israelis describing likely to impact the actual flow of this desperately needed humanitarian aid into southern gaza thanks for having me. it's all about reliability and predictability and for that you're going to require what we don't have now which is a session of major israeli ground maneuvers and military activity. i think it's a hopeful sign if it can be made to work, getting the aid are 1,100 trucks and kerem shalom i think part of the problem is the shortage of trucks on the un sayyed. but if the israeli, if the israelis are basically saying that that transition, that road up this, i'll have been highway the north-south thoroughfare if what they're saying is that they will not operate militarily in in that area. it doesn't mean they're going to escort these trucks, but if they're not going to operate militarily in that area, then maybe there's a chance wolf that you can begin to increase the number of trucks that are required 500 before october 6 october 7, sorry. and that number is has yet to be reached in in the past eight or nine months so aaron, once those trucks let's say they go through the kerem shalom border crossing from israel into gaza, and they begin to go up. >> that's alloca dean road in gaza to distribute all that food and medicine and water and everything else. who is responsible, who's in charge of making sure all those supplies go to the millions of palestinians who are in desperate need right now in gaza that's the problem. >> i mean, getting the aid to gaza is has proved difficult, but distributing it within gaza, i think is the major challenge. part of the problem are desperate, hungry people who can become understandably unruly. we've seen evidence or that several months ago part are criminal gangs diverting assistance for black market purposes and i'm sure there's a fair amount of aid that is being diverted by hamas. i don't think the israelis are prepared. i maybe wrong. >> we'll see how it plays out to actually physically escort these these trucks. >> it would be important enough if they could actually produce and then guarantee that these roots would be safe. safe corridor from israeli military activity. although that to be sure will depend on hamas to some extent. so again we're in what this started on saturday. that's now monday. let's see where we are a week from now. >> well, i have here and i want to turn to the israeli prime minister benjamin of tiny jos decision to dissolve is what's called his war cabinet. what does it trying to achieve with this move? >> well, first and foremost, i think is to make it impossible for a bezalel smotrich each in each of our ben gvir minister of national police and the minister of finance to, keep them out of any deliberations on significant or serious security issue. >> so now netanyahu and minister of defense golan as well as to non-voting members, ron dermer, the former israeli ambassador to the united states. >> and you've had lieberman liter of of a important party for russian immigrants. they will constitute presumably the form in which decisions, decisions will be made it also wolf strips away any, 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what's your assessment? >> well, first i'll you mentioned that meeting donald trump coming to dc for the first time since the january 6 attack as well as since becoming the presumptive nominee. and during those meetings with house and senate republicans, he promised them that he would help get their candidates elected and help get many of the members reelected themselves. so this meeting today at merrill logo it's going to be focused on a lot of that on delivering on that promise. it's going to be with house speaker mike johnson, as well as richard hudson, the chairman of the national republican congressional committee. and luck. i mean, they really recognize that they have a very slim majority in the house right now, what donald trump wants, but of course the house leaders want is to make sure they can expand that majority in the fall. and we know that donald trump in the past has been a king maker when it comes to these races. however, at the same time in the past, many of his endorse candidates, particular in 2022 ultimately went on to lose in the fall. so this is a very interesting dynamic that i think they're going to be discussing today. and i can tell you well, from my conversations with trump's team, i know that donald trump personally as well as that of his campaign. he's endorsed fewer candidates because they don't want to put their support behind people who can't win. we've seen donald trump kind of shy away from a lot of the the graces that he awaited into last cycle because of that now he'll say publicly that it's because he's focused on his own election fight, but privately, they're worried about his candidates not going on to win. so i think a lot of today is going to be about strategizing. the other part of today, though, is this is a meeting with mike johnson and richard hudson coming shortly after on on trump was convicted in manhattan on 34 counts of falsifying business records. i know that shortly after that verdict, donald trump and mike johnson spoke on the phone and donald trump was very angry, according to my conversations with people familiar with that call. and he wants house republicans too. start going on the offense with democrats and waging war on them. >> really as retribution for that verdict. >> and what donald trump believes is the weaponization of the government against them. and so part of this whole plan of making sure republicans retain the majority or if not expanded, is going to be so they can continue to wage war on democrats and also to make sure he has loyal people in congress so that if he wins the election in the fall, they can hit the ground running over the weekend, he seemed to signal that he was ready to tone down the rhetoric, the anti rhetoric that he's been using against some of his republican critics right? >> he did. i mean, i'm skeptical that he'll be hill be able to keep them itself on a leash when it comes to many candidates, but he did show that restraint with larry hogan. larry hogan, someone who has not endorsed the former president. he's been an outsized, critic of donald trump. however, donald trump is saying he thinks it would good for larry beat good for larry hogan to win his senate race. take a listen to how trump put it over the weekend. >> he's obviously a little bit different persuasion than me, but i think having larry hogan as opposed to a democrat would be a good thing. somebody had my staff says something very bad about larry and i thought maybe we should try and get along, but we'll see what larry has to say. i've not spoken to him at all. and if he has a good chance of winning, that's very now while this is a big deal for someone like donald trump who often, if someone criticizes him, he doesn't like to share nice words about them, but i think this really just underscores how donald trump recognizes he wants republicans to be in office even if they're people who have been critical of him because they will help him in the long run if he's able to get elected. are you good? for republican governor of maryland? a pretty democratic state two, now he's running for the senate seat in maryland. we'll see what happens. appreciate it. ln of tree and reporting for us with the first presidential debate. now, just only ten days away, the biden campaign is releasing a new campaign ad slamming donald trump as a convicted criminal. it's the first time the president is used. trump's legal woes in various television ads after months of steering clear from the topic. seen as are left sides is joining us live from the white house right now, are let y is the biden campaign. now, all of a sudden going after trump's legal troubles well, well, if this is a significant ad from the biden campaign as it marks the first time that they are directly using the former presidents criminal conviction in their television advertisements. >> comes at a time when the campaign is really trying to sharpen its attacks against trump heading into that first debate on cnn in just ten days. now, this new ad will be part of a 50 $50,000,000 ad push in the month of june running on television and digital streaming platforms across a battleground state and what the biden campaign is trying to do with this ad is frame the election as a choice between a convicted criminal who is looking out for himself and president biden, who they say is working for the american people. take a listen at a bit of what this ad entails. >> in the courtroom. >> we see donald trump for who he is. he's been convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for sexual assault, and he committed financial fraud but this does mark a significant shift for the administrator for the campaign, as you noted, that they've refrained from commenting on the president's legal issues. >> but in the wake of his conviction, they've really tried to use that as further there evidence that he's unfit for office it's interesting arlette, over the weekend, the president had what is being described as a record breaking event in hollywood. >> tell us about that. >> yeah president biden teamed up with his former boss president barack obama and some hollywood stars to rake in some major cash for his campaign, george clooney, julia roberts, jimmy kimmel, all partook in this event that brought in $30 million for biden's campaign? hey, and that is the largest democratic fundraiser in history. and both biden obama and others, including the first lady really use this fundraiser to try to stress what a trump second trump term could look like. president biden specifically drilled in on the supreme court and the implications that it could have if trump is elected again and he has potentially too two more supreme court appointments hand it to him so president biden is hoping that they can carry some of this momentum from the fundraising push that they had out in los angeles. of course, biden has led trump in fundraising think for most of the race, but you've seen trump recently, make significant gains in his own fundraising. and so we'll see towards the end of the week what, how much money exactly? they have in cash on hand does that's important for buying these television ads by hiring organizers and opening campaign offices heading into november your money talks in politics for sure all right, our lead, thanks very much. >> are left signs at the white house. let's discuss what's going on with cnn, political commentator qarrah finney and cnn senior political commentator and former trump campaign adviser, david urban. david should trump's campaign be concerned about this new line of attack from the biden campaign painting, this election is a choice between a statesman and a felon well, listen, i don't think there's there's much concern the trump campaign about, about that leyen attack. >> listen to joe biden often says, don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative. and i think that's it voters are doing at this point. they're comparing donald trump's record to joe biden's record. and they're and they're making a choice as you see in these poll, poll after poll, after poll, that clearly state that donald trump is somebody they trust on the border, on the economy, on national affairs. but basically, every question that's asked, donald trump is trusted more at people think he'll do a better job than joe biden. and that's what this election will be about coming in this november and so i'm not too concerned about this ad. i know that that karen and her colleagues are going to try to frame it as such that it's it's the this is really bad, bad, bad, bad man that you can't trust. but the american people know better and we'll say, well, let's give karen's reaction. >> do you think karen you got the president biden will lean into this argument during the cmb debate, debate next week yes, i do. and david get ready because i'm pulling also shows that it actually matters to the american people that donald trump is a convicted felon not just on this case. and as the as the ad lays out yes. this case and of itself is important, but think about also some of the underlying things that came out the way he treated stormy daniels. the fact as this ad men mentioned, he was also convicted or found liable for sexual assault. the fact that he also was found guilty of cheating. and so part of this argument about character, i mean, there there starts to be a pattern and a trend that again, the polling is showing internally it matters and you do have to make the argument and the other thing i would just remind all of our viewers as we just had another poll out today that reminds us we've all been saying, you've got a number of those voters who are yet undecided. we call them the infrequent floaters. those are the voters who will be starting to pay attention between now and the election for whom we know they have not made up their minds. and so yes, while we've seen a lot of polls around the folks so we've made up their minds. this is about the people who haven't made up their minds and the choice between someone who has been is a convicted felon and someone who is a good decent man who has been trying to help our country. >> no. david, a potential trump running mate. and there are several, but this one, the ohio senator, a j.d. vance let's trump needs a vice president who won't quote stab him in the back. there's that include certifying election results trump doesn't like so look will i think vice president pence did the right thing and on you know, when he was sitting in the chair that day, so i looked the role of vice president is we know in that situation was largely ceremonial and related have an impact, but i think you did the right thing. >> so i'm not sure that i know the j.d. vance and senator van said what he thought was a great answer, but i'm not sure that's, you know, that's the ultimate role of the vice president or the president. trump's running mate, moving forward, you know what karen did say? i will agree with wolffian that now this race is going to be close. it's going to be a jump ball and there are gonna be a lot of voters who are going to make up their minds in these in these next coming months. and i think that this upcoming debate that we're going to have on the network next week is probably the most important thing that's going to happen in this campaign. this fall, not, not just moving forward after that, but i think it'll be a defining moment people are going to tune in to see how this performance is. go is president biden up for it is the robust or see kind of a doddering old man is trump going to be able to contain himself? it's going to be measured. i mean, this is gonna be a big deal and i think it'll probably make a big, the biggest impact on the campaign, not any ads, not note, not anything that karen i say, but this debate will make all the difference in the world. >> yeah. are there are tens of millions of people will be watching and many of them are still undecided. go ahead, karen well, it's just going to say because my different david didn't actually answer the question. we have heard from inside the trunk camp that one of the most important things to the former president is loyalty whereas we've seen so many of we just saw tim scott yesterday could barely answer the question. mean it is a question is something that each of these individuals who are being considered have to ask themselves how far will they be willing to go in a second trump term to potentially ignore the constitution of the united states of america, because that's what the boss donald trump might want that's a big difference between vice president, like kamala harris, who's been working her heart out to help this country and who uphold the law and would uphold the constitution you know, it's interesting david, that over the weekend, trump continued to sow doubt about the integrity of us that's elections. >> listen to this we need to watch the we need to guard. >> we need to stop this. we don't need we have focused on because they just draw it. they terminate you wanted what's your reaction now concerned are you when you hear him talk like that wolf i think that we need to do better in america to make people feel that they're the election system has integrity. i don't like to hear the president say those types of things. i want to have confidence that's an our, in our election system and have americans have confidence in it and i think that we've had this discussion on air qarrah and myself and others about how on election day, i think it's important. lesson you can have early vote, you get a mail and voting. but on election day itself, we should have a winner cupp come election night, whether it's one of the morning, two in the morning? when people go to bed or when they wake up the next day, we should know who the president united states is or who they're senator or congressman. it shouldn't drag on for weeks or months, and there shouldn't be voting going on for days afterwards ballots coming in, that really cast a lot of doubt in people's minds as to what's going on. they don't understand and the problem is you have such a mishmash of election laws and these different counties and states across america that makes it almost impossible to have a unified system which i believe good people, a lot of confidence in the election system. they don't have right now david urban, thank you very much. karen finney, thanks to you as well. and be sure. there's two are tune in to the cnn debate moderated by our own jake tapper, and dana bash on june 27th, at 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. and dreaming on macs. >> still ahead this hour in los angeles county are raging fire. there has burned more than 14,000 acres and authority say it's only 8% contained so far we'll go live to the burn zone. that's coming up next wednesday in celebrate juneteenth with special performances by john legend, how do you build smokey robinson? >> we still have a lot of 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is widespread damage when it comes to the vegetation. and something important to point out is that over the last couple of years, california has gotten a lot of rain. and that rain creates more and more grass and bush and helps those trees grow. the problem is but then when it gets hot and you have these fires, those fuels, what the fire officials call them, that spreads the fire quickly. and that's part of that climate change scenario where you have very hot temperatures, you have a lot of rain here in california and the back-and-forth is what's causing a lot of this so in this area, in particular, 1,200 people had to be evacuated because of the flames here because of the potential for them to spread so quickly, officials, not only told the 1,200 people to evacuate, but they also told a lot of other people that they would be under evacuation warnings. that means they had to pack their bags and be ready to go at a moment. it's known because that's what happens when you have these high winds, the embers spreads, they spread, and so you have the potential for it to spread extremely quickly into areas where maybe more people live in. so again, just a battle against the wind, but the firefighters i talked to her just very happy that they were able to keep those lines and they were able well to increase that containment two now 8% wolf could be liver. >> now i'll stay safe over there. we'll stay in touch with you. thank you. as these fire crews are continuing to battle the blaze and national weather service is down warning that heavy wind gusts in the region could fuel the flames see you meteorologist allison chinchar is tracking those weather conditions for us. what's the latest allison. >> all right. so the latest is that the winds are still expected to remain very strong today. and even through a little bit of tomorrow as well. again, here you can see behind me very similar scenario of what we saw overnight last night. now for those who are not don't really know the area very well, the actual fire is just to the northwest of los angeles now up to, as we heard, 8% containment. but the reason it took so long for these firefighters to really make advances on the containment was how strong the winds were over the weekend. you can see here through these numbers, numerous, 50, even 60 mile per hour wind gusts and it essentially takes the flames that are already there and allows them to spread very quickly, especially if you're win does even changing directions rapidly as well. unfortunately, going forward into the forecast, you'll notice here are several 40, 50 mile per hour wind gusts still expected today and into tomorrow. now, by the time we get to wednesday, we finally start to see those wins calming back down. so the real question is how much improvement can we make in those containment numbers over the next 48 hours before we finally start to see those conditions improve. another story, we're keeping an eye on is the intense heat. now, most of it focused across the eastern half of the country. but even then, it's still affecting a lot of people over 80% of the us population is expected to see temperature pictures above 90 degrees at some point in the next week. that's a significant number. and for some of them, it's even to the point where it's record-breaking, you're talking about almost 200 record high temperatures possible in the next week, the bulk of them, yes. or in portions of the northeast and the midwest, but you'll notice we have a few dots in the southeast, even a few dots out west there's a lot of areas that are expected to be impacted by this particular heatwave. it's why you have a lot of these heat advisories and excessive heat watches and warnings for some of these places in the northeast, they don't even peak until wednesday or thursday of this week and that would include where i am hearing washington, dc, allison chinchar. thank you very, very much. still had this hour. kim jong un is about to host this 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supply of ammunition, so that it can use it in its guns on the front frontline in ukraine, already, the united states assesses at that millions of artillery rounds, as well as ballistic missiles, have been shipped from north korean factories to the front lines and being used by russian forces. they're at the purchase of weapons from north korea is something by the way, the kremlin categorically denies because it's in violation of united nations sanctions against north korea. but nevertheless, that many governments including the united states, are saying that that is what is taking place from the north korean sayyed well, daily just about everything, including food and energy and help with their ballistic missile technology and space program, which is something that russia may he will be willing to provide. and so it's, it's cooperation in those areas. i think people are most concerned about when they watched this burgeoning relationship between kim jong un of north korea and vladimir putin, the russian leader. >> do we know matthew? we're putin is going after north korea we do the kremlin announced this as part of a sort of a multi stop tour. if you like, is first of all, he's going to eastern russia before it goes to north korea will be spending tuesday, wednesday local time in north korea, then he's going on to vietnam, where it's going to be having obviously high level meetings. and there also they're going to be discussing strategic alliances when it comes to technology and trade, and economic factors and things like that. and so that's an important trip for russia as well. but the big concern wolf, to be clear, is that relationship that's growing between north korea and russia big concern indeed, matthew chess reporting for us from moscow. thank you very much. still ahead. this hour imagine that opening up instagram or facebook and receiving this automated alert social media causes mental health problems for adolescents would it deter you from letting your 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>> we have been seen congress act and in order to put this kind of warning on social media media apps, we would need to see an act of congress. the surgeon general in his op-ed today, cited several studies that he found concerning one is that kids on average spent almost five hours per day on social media that was gallup data as of last summer for adolescents. he also cited a study in the journal jama psychiatry the tree that found that kids who spent at least three hours a day on social media had double the risk of experiencing mental health problems, particularly internalizing problems and feeling symptoms of depression and anxiety. further, he also noted that data show that almost half of adolescents say that social media makes them feel worse about their bodies so he writes, quote, it's time to require a surgeon general's warning label on social media platforms stating that social media is associated with significant mental health harms for adolescents. he says this warning label, which requires congressional action, would regularly remind parents and adolescents that social media has not been proved safe. and well, if there's a force harkens back to the warning on cigarettes back in 1965, the department of health and human services put out a study in 2020 thing that since then, we've seen smoking declined by 67% among us adults. of course, there was a big societal push around that this wasn't the only factor there, but he is hoping that congress will act and that it will make a difference. it's here. >> i understand meg, that dr. murthy is also calling on congress for additional electric legislation on social media use and kids, right? tell us about that. >> yeah, he wants congress to do a few things in terms of these companies. one is 2 require that young people are shielded from harassment on social media. >> and abuse and exploitation, as well as exposure to extreme violence and sexual content. >> he also wants congress to prevent the platforms from collecting centers instead of data on children and to restrict use of features like autoplay, push notifications, and infinite scroll. >> he says these quote, prey on developing brains and contribute to excessive use. >> finally, he also wants these companies to provide data to make it public when they have data about the health impacts of these apps. >> so in the meantime, mag, what can families do now well, this is something our colleagues, dr. sanjay gupta has done a lot about. >> he in a conversation with the surgeon general have said one of the most important things is for parents to have these conversations with their kids. you've got to start talking about it second is to establish tech free zones around bedtime, dinner time social events to keep that social connection and also to enable kids to get enough sleep and finally is to talk to other parents about this. you're not the only ones putting these rules and to play wolf. >> good advice back to ralph. thank you very, very 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