infrastructure in a neighborhood in northwest rafah. it's a stunning incident for israel and one of the deadliest days for the idf since teuber seventh, the short time ago, people gathered for a moment of silence to pay their respects for the eighth lives lost. cnn's oren liebermann is joining us now, live from a haifa israel or and what are you learning fredricka as you point out, this is one of the single deadliest incidents we've seen against israeli soldiers in gaza since the beginning of the war, a total of eight soldiers were killed. >> one of those has been identified to this point, a captain who was with those eight soldiers who are part of a combat engineering brigade, the idf says this is still under investigation, but according to what they know, now, there was an explosion from what they call a sidebar them near their armored personnel carriers. so an armored vehicle. now they don't explain what a sidebar is, whether it was something affixed to the vehicle itself or a strike armored personnel carrier. the case from the side, regardless, the idf says there were materials carried by that combat engineering unit as they were moving early in the morning and at 5:15 this morning. and that may also exploded perhaps triggered itself by the sidebar that in and of itself is a problem because those flows of materials carried by the combat engineering unit are not supposed to explode so this is under investigation to figure out exactly what happened here first, make sure this never happens again, but also get a better clarity on how it happened. the idf says the explosion was so large that it became very difficult to identify and locate the soldier's. meanwhile, the al-qassam brigades, that is hamas military wing, say they let a complex trap for the idf unit there in northwest rafah. >> they say first-day targeted a military bulldozer. >> and then when the rescue unit came in in an armored personnel carrier, that's when they attacked the armored personnel carrier again, for the idf, this is still under investigation. meanwhile, as you point out not only one of the single deadliest incidence of the war, but it's also one week since the rescue effort in which four israeli hostages were rescued. so all of that is kind of mixing together here. and daniel hagari, the rear admiral, who is the spokesperson for the idf. pointed out, first, of course lamenting the loss of lives, but also saying in terms of the rescue effort, unfortunately, not everyone can be rescued like that. again, perhaps not anyone can be rescued like that again. and meanwhile, once again, we see anti-government protests in tel aviv and jerusalem. and in other places. so that is the status as we look around, you here on a saturday night. >> all right. oren liebermann, thank you so much. we'll check back with you. >> let's talk further with cnn global affairs analyst mark esper. >> he was the defense secretary under former president trump secretary esper good to see you. so let's begin with this incident. now being described in rafah. you heard are oren liebermann reporting on what's been described as a sizable explosion that perhaps this is part of a complex trap. a side bomb that may have triggered an explosion of these the engineer during tools of what are the armored vehicles, how do you assess this right now yeah. >> good afternoon, fredricka. obviously it's a tragic incident that happened, but it looks to have been a complex ambush by hamas. first loring in the bulldozer and armored bulldozer and its crew destroying it and then waiting to ambush. again, an armored personnel carrier with idf soldiers who came to rescue them and then they ambushed them as well. so fairly more details to follow, but this is the nature of urban combat, where you're fighting you know, 360 degrees and above and below you in in gaza where you have enemy coming out of the tunnels beneath them. so there'll be much to learn in the coming days about what happened. and i'm sure the idf to be taking actions to make sure it doesn't happen again, because as we know, they could do to conduct operations in central and northern gaza and the ongoing operations in rafah remains. so this and this war isn't ending anytime soon. >> and what does this tell you about this conflict? i mean, now seven months after october 7 this is the deadliest de for the idf since october 7, eight israeli soldiers killed well, in warfare, each side continues to adapt as to one another as innovations on the battlefield tactically are developed and employed we had thought some time ago that maybe hamas had moved, shifted away from a fixed formations battalions, companies, and platoons. >> and we're transitioning more to it and insurgency, where they were conducting hit and run raids with 1234 men are so. maybe this is part of that. maybe it's not, but this may be another turning point in the conflict in terms of the tactics on the ground. it doesn't necessarily affect the operational piece of it that is that the idf wants to continue to go through rafah trying to find not only hostages, but hamas leadership. knock out the remaining battalions and the underground infrastructure that will continue until, until the key tasks are accomplished. but on the tactics that happens block-by-block, building by building they will continue to adapt and develop and this has come now, just two weeks after the biden administration detailed a potential ceasefire agreement. >> and your view does this undermine any hope there may have been that there could be an agreed upon ceasefire no, i don't think so. >> i think if anything that brings together the israeli people you saw from orange solid reporting that people had gathered to mourn the loss of the soldiers. i think it brings them together. look, i'm frankly not confident that don't believe that hamas wants to cut a deal because or that a deal is possible between them and israel because the two key things that they want are in contravention of one another. hamas wants israel completely out of gaza, and they want the war to, and they want a permanent end to the war. and israel doesn't want either of those because they want to continue the conflict. they want to get rid of hamas, and they want to make sure hamas never comes back to govern, to rule gaza once again, those two key aims are in conflict with one other end hamas is never going to give up the money most important leverage it has, which are the hostages, which interestingly, and we've talked about this before. i think nobody knows how many those costs just are still alive could be 75, we think is the best number, but could be far fewer. and i hate to say that, but hamas is planning their hand pretty aggressively when it comes to these negotiations. but i don't see them at the end the day willing to agree to a deal. >> okay. >> let's turn to switzerland now, where more than 100 countries and organizations are meeting for ukrainian peace summit notably absent russia and china in a short time ago ukrainian president zelenskyy said that any peace proposal agreed to by the attendees would be submitted to russia. but realistically is a peace deal achievable if russia is not involved in these talks in your view? >> no i don't think so. and also because russia right now arguably has the upper hand in the conflict, they've had momentum the last several months. it's probably stalled and last 30 days or so as new american weapons and ammunition of arrived on the battlefield but i don't see putin coming to the table until he sees, until he's losing leverage and zelenskyy gains upper hand. and of course strategically we believe that putin is waiting to see what happens in the us election in november the view is if donald trump wins, putin will be in a better situation. these are these, the conflict. >> now, i say all that, but it's important to note also that this peace conference in switzerland began with a great gusto when to its back. >> and that was coming out of the g7 summit where the g7 liters took an aggressive stance are more aggressive stance against russia with regard to committing to provide that military and economic funding for the next ten years. and by the same token, took a more aggressive stance with regard to china criticizing them in multiple accounts with regard to their supply of dual use items to the conflict. and then also took them to task with regard to economic i'll make matters as well that affect the g7. so very interesting confluence events from the g7 moving into this peace conference. >> yeah. and then even in switzerland, that moment we just saw the handshake with zelenskyy and vice president kamala harris and she also announced a 1.2 billion dollar boost in aid for you cranes to humanitarian and energy needs how influential you believe that's going to be and helpful to ukraine? >> will it be it's all very helpful. >> anything helps this point. it is signaling support to ukraine and to presence lenski from the west, from the united states european allies, and by the way, our partners in the indo-pacific as well. all these things matter. they send the right messages to the cranium. they send the right messages to moscow as well. and then in a few weeks fredricka will have the washington summit, which is a gathering of all nato allies. it will happen in dc. and that, that is where you'll see more support expressed for ukraine. you'll see security guarantees revealed at talked about what that will mean for zelenskyy in the coming years. and again, more messaging gets putin that the democracies of the west are going to stand up to russian aggression. so this is going to be a busy period from here going into the washington summit, three weeks. >> all right. former secretary mark esper. thank you so much. >> thanks, fredricka right now, russia has a fleet of war ships docked in havana, cuba, just 90 miles from the florida coast, the us, in a similar show of force revealing that the uss helena, a fast-attack nuclear submarine, is now in guantanamo bay and we've now got an exclusive first-hand look at the russian forces in cuba here now as cnn's patrick oppmann several hundred cubans weight in the broiling sun tour, a russian warship russian diplomats told me the public would be allowed to visit the admiral gorshkov or the most modern warships and president vladimir putin's navy capable of firing hypersonic missiles. >> the traveling more than 6,000 miles per hour it's the first of three days the ship will receive visitors are rare opportunity for people here to see up close a frigate belonging to cuba's cold war era comrades get a live. your friendly and abortion. after nearly three hours waiting, having my cuban resident id card run through a database by police and passing through metal detectors. we are told to board the gorshkov's just next to us is the nuclear nuclear-powered submarine because on the first of its kind, to come to port here, the visit of the four russian ships, the largest russian convoy did cuba in years is not a threat to the us both russian in cuban officials say, but the us is closely tracking the ships and their movements assigned in english by the gang plank to the gorshkov. it says the ship's quote, main purpose is combat operations against enemy surface ships. and submarines. although none of the vessels were currently carrying nuclear weapons, the cuban armed forces ministry said hello, i say in rudimentary russian to the sailors aboard the gorshkov, we are only allowed on the main deck and russian sailors watch our every move a deck above us. we're sophisticated communications equipment is visible. >> a soldier armed with an assault rifle keeps guard. cuba, good these sailors can be fighting in the war or in ukraine and seemed to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the caribbean when 11. >> sailor show me anti-rocket defense systems in a cannon. they say can fired 23 kilometers, nearly 15 miles after only the briefest of tours were told it's time for us to disembark so he does say our goodbyes to our russian hosts as we leave this russian sailor councils one-by-one to make sure no one stays behind, to learn the secrets of a russian warship station, just 90 miles from the us coast. >> patrick oppmann, cnn, havana all right. >> still ahead this hour sweltering heat is setting in across much of the country, which cities will be hardest hit and when you could feel some relief plus a millionaire scare, a southwest jet plunging to just 400 feet above the ocean. >> what investigators are saying about the incident and a royal return, an inside look at the royal celebration that brought princess catherine back into the public eye. for the first time since her cancer diagnosis the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher the president and the former president one stage two, very different visions for america's future. >> the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 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mechan is covering the trump events in detroit. but let's get started with arlette saenz in los angeles. were president biden will attend a star-studded fundraiser later on today. are let even before the fundraiser starts, the biden campaign has already raised a whole lot of money right yeah, fred's biden campaign officials say that this will be a record setter for democratic fundraiser is cutting into tonight, president biden has already raised $28 with the potential for that number to even grow more as they continue to count a lot of the money coming in. >> now, president biden this evening we'll be on stage with former president barack obama, jimmy kimmel, the late night hosts will be moderating a conversation between the two men, but he is also getting some help from some celebrity friends, george clooney and julia roberts are among the ala celebrities who will headline this event you will also see others like jason bateman, cheryl, lee, ralph, and jack black also participating in the evenings program. it comes as the campaign is really trying to tap into a lot of that celebrity star power as they are looking to engage with voters. now, this event was actually modeled after that new york city fundraiser biden did with obama and also bill clinton back in march, that fundraiser rates is $26 million. and that one night, today's event is eclipsing that they sold tickets ranging from $250 to $500,000 to attend in person, they've also run some small donor contests for people to come here to los angeles to meet obama biden, george clooney, and julia roberts as well. there's also an opportunity for people to tune in from home virtually if they donate $20. now this all comes as biden is trying to really boost his campaign war chest and maintain the cash advantage that he has had over former president donald trump. throughout this race, but it comes at a time when trump has actually been making significant gains in his fundraising since he became the secured his party's nomination for president. now biden entered the month of may with about 192 million dollars cash on hand. the campaign has yet to say how much they raised within that month of may. compare that to trump. they said that they've raised $141 million in the month of may, but haven't revealed that cash-on-hand figure so just yet, cash-on-hand of course, is important because it's the way to this campaign can continue to hire organizers, run tv ads, and open offices. so the biden campaign is hoping that a big event like this will continue to draw in more donors as they are preparing for a very expensive race heading into november all right. >> arlette saenz and los angeles. thanks so much. let's go to detroit now, where we find are even mckinnon following donald trump's campaign events. so eva walk us through what the former president will be doing today. the motor city yeah, fred in addition to holding a roundtable at a church here in detroit, be addressing thousands here at the turning point action convention they're calling it the peoples can convention. >> turning point an important strategic ally for the former president. i can tell you from speaking to people here that these among his most passionate and loyal supporters, separate conservatives have already addressed this crowd, including congressman matt gaetz it's congressman marjorie taylor greene, dr. ben carson, who we know is on the vice presidential shortlist for trump, was in conversation with charlie kirk, who was the controversial founder of this organization. but perhaps most notable address so far was this inflammatory speech from steve bannon. let's list remember fifth is judgment day january 20, 2025 is accountability day. >> on the afternoon of the 20th. we're also going to start the pick and shovel work to take apart the administrative state and to take on its rogue element the praetorian guard, the deepstate. >> we're going to run them all out of town. are you prepared to fight? are you prepared to give it all are you prepared to leave it all on the battlefield? ladies and gentlemen, it's very simple. victory or death so you'll current. they are from bannon fred victory or death. i asked a woman about that, who she joked while she does not want to die does want to win. >> listen in the weeks ahead, it's going to be a real test of the organizing strength of this organization turning point that's because they're investing upwards of 100 million in a robust get out the vote effort to inspire conservatives to support trump here in michigan and in other pivotal battlegrounds, states fred. alright, even mechan thank you so much. there in detroit meantime, and just 12 days, just steps from where i am right here in the cnn atlanta studios. cnn will host president biden and former president trump for the first presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle. and you'll be able to watch the debate, right here on cnn, june 27th or streaming on max. >> all right. more than half 1 million people abroad to the united states has children are avoiding deportation because of dhaka and today marks 12 years that the deferred action for childhood arrivals program has been in effect. but the obama era policy faces legal threats that could bring it to an abrupt end cnn's camila bernal spoke to one woman whose entire life could be turned upside down if daca ends so muscle cancer submit its time in the united states has an expiration dates for at iliad monday's are darker, card has two-year renewal from the date that it's issued. >> two years later, the expiration date and i literally have to live based on that expiration date. >> she crossed the border illegally as a child, not knowing the repercussions. >> today. >> she relies on daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals. and obama era program that protects more than half 1 million people who enter the country has children from deportation. but after legal challenges, the courts have ruled unlawful. >> i think we are getting to that point where that gradual exploration, non-renewal kind of ending of dhaka is as close as it's going to be those challenging the program have long argued it's an overreach by the executive branch, daqqa sets a dangerous precedent by giving the executive branch sweeping authority to nor the laws enacted by congress and well, the courts agreed an injunction allows it. and then there's and others already enrolled to renew and continue having in protections. but future is uncertain according to usc professor jean rhys, the next thing is for the court to either order oral argument or make a decision today marks daqqa's 12th anniversary and beneficiaries are in limbo waiting for that appellate court decision, while also knowing that time maybe running out. i think it's gonna come down to is who is going to be the president? in january, because biden is appealing these rulings if biden is not the president and for example, it's president trump and he's already tried to end daca. he could just not appeal the rulings anymore. we have an order that doc is unlawful and it will terminate my whole family is here. my life is here. i don't have anything in mexico daca has allowed at amanda's to build a life in california, go to college, get her master's, and work. i'm still part of this community and it's still part of this nation over the years, there have been bipartisan efforts in congress to find a solution but polarization has loved both sides further and further apart. >> it's like we're walking blindly because we don't know what the future holds i want to bring in now, camila bernal life for us in los angeles. >> camila, i mean, a pro daqqa rally celebrating the 12th university three just wrapped up. what are people thinking and feeling hey, friday yet, so they say this is part of a national league of action. >> so what they're wanting to do let's call on president biden to support their cause and to essentially help these dreamers not lose their status. and that's why you had so many people out here today including at any he had amended who we spoke to and she said that, you know, she cannot vote, but she still thinks that advocacy is extremely important. she wants other people to support her cause and the cause of so many other dreamers all over the country. so they're really just looking to get that support from members of the community. and of course, from the president fred. >> alright, camila bernal, ian los angeles. thanks so much. >> all right. major league baseball is about two. honor, one of the biggest names in baseball history will discuss with former mlb all star harold reynolds after a quick break when the competition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important the russians were trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust in this telling frank everything got out of control this is a war. >> the secret was secrets and spies, a nuclear game tomorrow at 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barons that stadium is the oldest professional ballpark in the country and site of the final leagues world series game and in a statement may said quote, to learn that my giants and the cardinals will play a game there in honor the legacy of the leagues and all those who came before them is really emotional for me. we can't forget what got us here. and that was the leagues for so many of us and quote, then we right now is former mlb all star and sports analysts herald reynolds of the seattle mariners forever, right? >> harold, good to see you. yes great to see you too. >> thanks. let me. appreciate, wonderful. >> this is a great honor. so how are you feeling about this celebration and the mlb honoring willie mays and a black american baseball player, grapes it's incredible to do it at. rick would fill in birmingham i've been there a couple of times now and it reminds me the first time i went to old yankee stadium, you think about, wow, babe ruth hit home runs here. mickey mantle hit a ball there in rick would feel there's been over 130 hall of famers that either coach to play in that ballpark. so you just fill that presence. and then we went to willie's old neighborhood. i travelled around with his son, michael. it was really, really special. i think maze like baseball is gonna do an amazing job honoring willy and all the leaguers that came with him to the big leagues. >> oh, nice. it's so beautiful to see these pictures. i mean, it really is like walking back in time. and i mean, now in its present day form, i mean, what do you want people sports fans to know and to think and feel, especially about rick would field well as it's funny. >> you use the word go back in time that phrase and that's what you feel like. i felt like i was in the 1950s. now, we've renovated the ballpark. we've been made league baseball. but you still have the existing fence in the back. it was 485 feet hit a home run in that ballpark so what i want people to see is one, you're going to honor these men were looking at on the screen and understanding the excellence and what they went through. but also black americans were hughes baseball fans and that seems to be lost in the conversation. and birmingham is 75% black, great place to go back to. i think you're going to get a whole different feel for birmingham and the south and alabama to be invaded and really be honored to bring this game there. >> so i would love to see that and let people understand that black people were, are big baseball fans as well. >> and the history she's rich and this real quick and i'll get back to you with maybe league baseball, came up and recognize their the records in about a month ago and put it into the regular archives. i've been asked about a lot and what i'm explaining to people is jackie robinson when the mvp and 1949. and from 1949 to 19598 and the next ten mvps, were all former league players, roy camp and nella. well, mays, hank aaron you ernie banks, you go on on on. that just shows the talent that was coming out of those legs. and so it's really been a great story that's kind of been unearth and for a guy who had them paved the way for me to play in the big leagues. it's just tremendous tribute and honor to be able to go back and honor these men and with a collection of those because there were some women serious hard hitters. you don't among those statistics being added there and recognize josh gibson, the all-time career batting average leader now surpassing ty cobb. i mean, so the litany is long and you know i wonder what you think about, i mean, not only is this acknowledgment hugely important, but how inspiring it is for the next generation of ball players to what do you want them to appreciate and understand and grasp about this? >> well, i think the times that we're in being able to have information, if fingertip are under phone. kids today are able to go to mlb or go to play mlb. the show they play video games now, right? so bob kendrick, the president of the league museum as part of that game. and so they're bringing league players to those games. and number 30 on that list that you're talking about, the josh gibson is now number one, has got an oscar charleston. and when when willie mays was coming up, they said, man, he's got a chance to be the next oscar charleston. he also that's it. talent. and those stories are being unearthed and they're being told and it's been told them all the forms that we have today, whether it's twitter instagram video games, as i talked about. so you're, you're hearing about a whole different group of people that a lot of kids have not heard about. it's been pretty cool finally so fabulous yes. harold reynolds, great pleasure. thank you so much. >> no, it's awesome. i love watson. you thanks for having me. honor. i appreciate you. thank you. thank you for all you do. watch every week. >> oh, thank you so much. appreciate that all right. well, thank you. >> over 400,000 people with a fin have left blood 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minutes ago, what an impact he's already made on the world of golf. he's already been part of a successful european ryder cup to me one on the the us pga to is also one on the european tour, a whirlwind last few months, we have no question. i asked him after a second round to describe the last year and he told me it was just a whirlwind pinch me kind of moment that he had to pinch himself in disbelief every time he takes so the course has been that meteoric, what a talented is, i want to home in on a fabulous shot from the italian play francesco molinari. this was late friday, fred, he needed to hole in one the 18th his 18th. he was actually a m9. what is he going to do? he holds in one to make the cut for the weekend and that's the first time in the tournament's 124 year history that has been done a hole in one and what a moment, for him, the 36 hole, the final attempt to make the cart. and he is successful for the first time in tournament history. what a moment for the 2018 open champion, not a good round for him. i will say on saturday is currently 12 over par. fred. >> wow, well, for molinari, i mean, then never happens when you wanted or needed, but it did for him lucky. all right. patrick's now. thank you so much. all right. that's not luck. that was a lot of skil