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he was the white house and he said i was the healthiest president. he feels in history meantime, president joe biden's campaign says it raised 28 million at a hollywood fundraiser in los angeles on saturday. >> i record amount for democrats at a single fundraiser. style that advantage was attended by former prison barak obama and late-night host jimmy kimmel, among others, who want audiences that former president donald trump is a threat to democracy actors, george clooney and julia roberts were also there it comes as mr. biden and trump have agreed to accept the rules of the first presidential debate to be hosted by cnn on june 27. >> will these include muted microphones throughout the debate, except when it's the candidates turn to speak. no props or pre-written notes on stage, and both have also agreed to appear at a uniform podium and their physicians will be determined by a coin flip. they will also be no studio audience new developments this hour in the israel-hamas war, the israeli military says it has started a daily tactical pours in one part of southern gaza to allow more aid to reach palestinians. but the military says the fighting in rafah continues the idf says the pores will run from 8:00 a.m. local time until 7:00 p.m. local time every day until further notice will cnn has been weighed them and joins us now live from beirut with more on this. ben, what exactly does this tactical pause me? >> well this tactical pause, anna is very specific in terms of location. it's between the marble sally them are the cut and we shalom crossing between israel and gaza through which much of the humanitarian aid that is getting to gaza passes it goes to this salaheddin highway, which is the main north-south highway between inside gaza, the point is to allow aid to reach those who needed most now, the israelis put out a statement saying that they have decided to do this. pause indefinite after coordination with the united nations and other humanitarian organizations this of course, following reports of increasingly dire situation in particularly the northern part of gaza, but increasingly, what we're saying is an entire gaza strip because of the crossing closing of the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza. much less aid is getting through and the humanitarian situation is getting ever for worse. now, it also coincides and we'll get to this in a minute with a high number of israeli casualties. yesterday that really underscores just how difficult is really israel's mission in gaza has become a because of the amount of resistance still being put up by hamas despite the fact that this war's 8.5 months old and also due to mounting international pressure on israel to ease the humanitarian situation in gaza. and then wiedemann joining us from beirut. >> we thank you. >> james elder is global spokesperson for unicef and he joins us now, live from refer james. firstly, your reaction to this tactical pores and what it exactly means as far as you're concerned. >> it's difficult because i'm very close to those areas that i certainly have heard significant amount of bombardment. so look, any any polls in bombing is good for children, though yeah. >> i mean, we just have to see we have to see what this means. we've heard a lot of promises yes, as your correspondence said we desperately need more aid in it's not just about getting more aid. and of course it's also then the safe delivery of that aid on the gaza strip. and that's become less and less certain over the last, over the last week, really ever since that military offensive in rafah, which of course was promised to be quote, unquote, are limited offensive. but in fact meant not only 1 million people, 1 million people again had to move again had to go take a tent, having lived in a home from a tent to another area of rubble. it also meant that the rafah crossing, which was the lifeline for aid coming into the gaza strip, has essentially in close now for, for more than a month. so it's a real wait and see any news that means more aid and a restriction on bombing and killing of children is great news, but i think we have some way to go before we see a reality on the ground. >> james, the un and other aid organizations have been calling for the delivery more aid now for, for months, warning of the humanitarian crisis that is now unfolding across, across the territory. so i guess my question is, why now and how long will this tactical pause last? >> yeah. i just don't know, unfortunately, questions for the occupying power for, for israel. and its military for the united nations at the highest level, my executive director, the secretary general, it has to be a ceasefire and i think certainly, again, coming back to gaza now and seeing if force that as hard as it is easy for viewers to understand how much worse this has got it's critical, we do this cannot be normalized. there's nothing normal about two days ago yesterday, three days. give me walking across children with burns with partial limbs lying on hospital floors. is there's nothing normal about 40, 50 degree hate 100 degree fahrenheit of people intense because their family homes been destroyed there's nothing normal at all about children living in a constant state of fear. so it does come back to those people with the decision-making power on a ceasefire, they have to become more connected to the suffering of children, civilians here james today a year ago, families in gaza would have been celebrating eid el add. >> he would feasts and celebration. now there's 1 million people facing salvation where. you are, tell us what the priorities in getting to those people reaching those people, getting aid to them it's a great question. >> i think what, what really i felt quite heartbreaking, yes, it's a lot of hop right here. okay. but what i found particularly unsettling yesterday was it's talking to a lot of families. i realized today is z is eid and i wanted to speak to families to understand that. and i got that sense that yes, it is. yes. you go out and you buy fresh clothes for the family and today, of course, is a face and an amazing piece ritual poor everyone, everyone is like a king today and they make sure that even those people ladies too expensive for have a, have a wonderful mail today. but what i really learned is today is about family. today is that day like all cultures have when everyone comes together, it's tarzans and aunts and uncles and grandparents. it's that, it's that beautiful day that we all know whatever time of the year it is. and what i really heard yesterday because i because in camps that were entirely of orphans, what i really heard yesterday increasingly through tiers was just families will not be together. families have been literally devastated. families have been destroyed. you've got people who've lost their entire families, half their families of brother, a sister so that's what that looks like in terms of what that celebration really years but yes, on a nutrition front, we keep sliding into more and more perilous states when it comes to the nutritional status, unicef has done an enormous amount on trying to reach those severely malnourished, severely malnourished means you are ten times more likely as a child to die from a standard disease and diseases taking roots here because center it has been devastated. but we had these stabilization centers treating thousands of these children again, they were disrupted all or ended during that wrapper offensive. so we're starting afresh. so again, the nutritional status of the most vulnerable children really falls back on, yes. and aid delivery, but also a ceasefire james older. we thank you for the work that you and unicef are doing. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> a wild ride in the sky as a boeing 737 comes within just a few hundred feet of crashing into the ocean details ahead. >> and dangerously high temperatures are affecting much of the us. >> and in many places it's only going to get hotter say we've seen it when you're. >> cooking on a black stone, you get a better experience. you'll have bigger adventures it, but part of that outdoor cooking revolution with your blackstone job, of every breakfast lunch, and dinner you create from fast and fund to low and slow cook, anything any time anywhere go to your nearest black stole retailer or blackstone products products.com. now on make everything better on a black stone zed attack allergy relief works fast and last a full 24 hours. >> so dave, can bva deliverer, dance? 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>> i don't dissolve heartbreak than rochester hills, michigan going to logan county sheriff's office, nine people were shot in total. including two kids, an eight-year-old, and a four-year-old? the eight-year-old is in critical condition. he was shot in the head and the four-year-old is in stable condition. and trump his mother is also in critical condition right now, please tell us a lone gunman, 42-year-old male drove to a splash part exited his car, got out, and just started opening fire without warning or anything. you've got left his left the park, went to his house barricade itself cops were able to track him back to his home after finding a gun that was right. should to the home after summer hours, they went in and if on the gunman dead right now police is still looking to see what the motive is still under investigation. >> as you say. as you say, absolutely tragic police believe this was bob so a random attack. and as you say, they'd still trying to establish the motive. dewey know if there's any connection between these victims, including the two children. and this 42-year-old? suspects. gunman yeah. >> as of now, they're just calling random shooting. police, say he has no connections to trust her hills live in rochester house. he has no family. rochester hills they don't know why you decided to go to the park and just making sure they believe him? >> maybe of suffered from a mental illness which was not known to police at the time do we have an update on the condition of the victims, the nine victims you mentioned that that some are in a critical condition yeah the boy who was shot has and cooked condition sibling or four-year-old is in stable has mother 30 nine-year-old is in critical condition. 39-year-old female, who was also the park is in stable condition that 38-year-old female you know, is also in stable condition. there's a 30-year-old male was in stable condition. them the 8-year-old male who's a stable condition and a 37-year-old female who was in stable condition of 40-year-old male was in stable condition i ran this was a saturday afternoon. people just enjoying their weekend according to the gun violence archive, they've been at least 223 mass shootings in the us so far. >> obviously, including this one. i know it's early in the morning where you are right now. but what was the reaction from the community when they heard this news late yesterday? >> it's tragic and heartbreaking. it's not the first mesh shooting that happened in the open. conan community in 2020. the oxford high school shooting, that left four students dead. a lot of people are sold, drunk to recover from that. and talked to a few people have seen when i got there and i've always just heartbroken one minus told me they saw couple protecting their children from gunfire jumping in the way their child goes and shot up and communities just trying to cover now and i guess what's alarming abraham is that these gun laws in michigan, they were they would tyson to the beginning of this year, but still not enough to stop these shooting abraham duverger. >> we thank you for your time thank you. >> yeah. well, the years first significant heat wave is expected to roast a significant portion of the central and southern parts of the us today, the national weather service is warning people in the south and midwest to do what they can to stay cool amid a major heat risk with high temperatures into the 90s in some areas, and expansive and exceptionally strong heat dome will also build over the east and stretch into the midwest and great lakes over the next few days, the heat expected to persist through the week well, learning more about a southwest airlines flight that came within 400 feet of crashing into the pacific ocean. >> it happened in hawaii back in april during an island hop between honolulu and callie or flight tracking data shows the boeing 737 max eight plummeted while only a few hundred feet above the water before rapidly climbing. >> the flight then returned to honolulu in a statement to cnn, southwest acknowledged the incidence, but did not say why it happened that incident, though, just one of a number of incidents involving boeing aircraft, the faa is now looking to earlier in the week, the head of the faa admitted the agency had been too relaxed in keeping boeing in check would join me now we've cnn safety analyst david siew, see he's also a former safety inspector for the us federal aviation administration. they have a great to have you with us let's start with the southwest flight. that came within 400 feet of crashing into the ocean off the coast of hawaii back in april. we are now in june. why are we learning about this now? >> oh, that's a really good question. why? >> it seems like it was hidden or something. what happened was a simple movement of the they knew they had a newly assigned first officer there. and what had happened is he actually he or she i don't even know which one it was. i'm sorry. >> but they lean forward on that on that control yoke. >> they actually leaned forward on it and caused it to move forward and cause that aircraft to dive. it wasn't something went wrong with the aircraft. it wa