juneteenth, celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday at ten hello and welcome everyone to cnn this morning it is sunday, june 16th i'm amara walker. i'm victor blackwell. thank you for joining us. we are following several breaking stores for you this morning. first, police say the man who shot and injured nine people at a splash pad and michigan is did we have new details this morning about how this happened and why police believed that shooter may have been planning a second attack. >> israeli military has announced what is hauling up, quote, tactical pause and southern gaza for humanitarian reasons. what that means for israel's ongoing war with hamas and refugees and desperate need of aid president biden criticized the supreme court at a fundraiser last night after a string of high-profile decisions, what he's saying about the justices and the possibility of more vacancies on the court and were tracking a significant flood threat along the gulf coast with some areas in for nearly a foot of rain over the next several days, your forecast, justice we're starting in michigan where nine people are recovering after a shooting at a splash pad and this happened in rochester hills. >> that's a suburb of detroit. >> now, according to authorities, at least two of the victims are children. one of the victims, and 8-year-old boy who got a gunshot wound to his head and is now in critical nicole condition. the suspect of 42-year-old man whose name has not yet been released. he was found at a nearby home dead from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. now the mayor 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 reminder to be grateful for professionals. >> there were 100 firefighters and sheriff's deputies out there today soon as rafael romo is with us now new details overnight when we learn yeah, the first call came in, victor and amara, i'd 5:11 p.m. local time. most joyous afternoon at the brooklyn's plus has splash pad in rochester hills, michigan, the city of 75 hi thousand, located less than 30 miles north of detroit, according to oakland county sheriff michael bouchard, a 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 fire 28 times. we loading several times before leaving the scene would later say that thanks to evidence found at the scene, the suspect was contained in a home located about a half a mile away from the park. that was immediately surrounded by the sheriff's deputies and we just learned that that suspect shot himself among the nine people who were shot, there are two children, including an eight-year-old boy in critical condition after being shot in the head? this is how the sheriff described what happened the individual pulled up, exited a vehicle, approached the splash pad, open fire, reloaded open fire, reloaded laughed, rant. >> did that rears very random at this point appears random no connectivity to the victims. >> and as you can imagine, an afternoon a fund for families at the splash pad became a terrifying episode in an instant, the rochester hills resident was reflecting about the fact that this happened the night before father's day do you don't think it will happen in your neighborhood and you think about oxide thing by oxford and then the tragedy that happened up here now, this is our tragedy here in rochester hills we've also heard from a michigan governor, gretchen whitmer, and a post published on x only hours after the shooting of governors said, quote, i am heartbroken to learn about the shooting in rochester hills were monitoring the situation as updates continued to come in and are in touch with local officials, authorities continue the investigation into the shooting. >> and so far, they haven't said anything thing about a motive, the gun violence archive reports. there have now been 223 mass shootings so far this year, and the us when four or more people were shot in a single incident, not including the shooter. that's more victor and amara than one mass shooting every single day. >> a pattern we followed for years. now in this country all right, thanks so much thank you. authorities in texas are looking for the gunman behind a deadly shooting in a suburb of austin, round rock, texas police say that two people were killed and four others were injured during a juneteenth concert i took the victims were children there as well. it started when two groups began fighting each other other in the vendor area and one person pulled out a gun round rock. police are unsure if there were multiple people shooting during that incident to israeli reservist soldiers were killed saturday in northern gaza is israeli 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 earlier, the israeli military said that eight of their soldiers were killed in southern gaza on saturday in one of the deadliest single incidents involving its troops since october 7. >> cnn's paula hancocks is live and tel aviv. so what more you learning about these incidents? since what it has been a particularly deadly weekend for israel in gaza. >> we know that the eight soldiers killed we have had details from the idf about that particular incident that happened in the tal al-sultan neighborhood in western rafah, where we have in hearing of some very intense fighting between the israeli military and hamas and other fighters over the past couple of days. now, according to the idf, they say that there was an armored vehicle with israeli soldiers on board. and it ics hello, did now they say they are in the preliminary part of their investigation. they believe it was either an explosive device that had been planted in the area or this vehicle may have been hit by an anti-tank missile, but they say they were explosives on board as well this particular vehicle which then detonated, they say that shouldn't have happened. so they are investigating that particular incident. so now we heard from hamas claiming responsibility, the idf has not said who they believe is responsible at this point, but hamas said that it was a complex ambush that they had staged, saying that it was a military bulldozer that was then on fire and they attacked it and they attacked also the rescue crews coming in. so we expect to hear more details from the israeli military on that particular one, but we do know that there has been, as i say, intense fighting in this area. we've heard from the rafah gaza's civil defense officials saying that they have had calls from people asking for injured to be removed, asking for bodies to be retrieved from the area. but it is very difficult for them to get to that area because the fighting is ongoing. they say that a family of five was killed. they managed to retrieve two of the bodies and came under fire themselves. so then had to withdraw. now we've heard from the idea that in this particular area they have uncovered a number of tunnels. they also say that they have uncovered passageways between the homes in this very densely populated very cramped conditions of this, this area of rafah. they say they believe that was created by hamas to be able to move through this area undetected and easily. so we do know that fighting is ongoing in this particular area. israel had said that they had to do this operation in rapper, given that is where the remaining hamas battalions are, it had come under huge international condemnation though as of course, this is also where much of the humanitarian aid comes through into gaza around 1 million people already displaced have had to move elsewhere to try and find safety. >> paula hancocks, following the story for us and tel aviv. thank you the israeli military announced a tactical pause along one route in southern gaza to allow for more humanitarian aid trucks to enter gaza. the pause began on saturday with aid trucks entering through the kerem shalom hello, i'm crossing one of the two that are open entry points for aid coming into southern gaza. now, israel says more than 1,000 aid trucks are on the gazan side of the crossing waiting to be collected and distributed. cnn senior international correspondent ben wiedemann is in live for us in in beirut for us with more, what are we learning about this tactical pause in terms of how the aid distribution is going and how long it will last well according to this announcement, they came from the israeli military. this is for an indefinite period now, it begins at 8:00 in the morning every day and finishes it's 7:00 at night, but it's very specific in terms of what where is covered by this tactical pause. it's between the khader mabou selam. are they cut him? shalom crossing from israel into gaza, linking it to the salaheddin highway, which is the main artery linking the north to the south of gaza. now, this is intended in coordination with the united nations and other humanitarian organizations get more aid into gaza. keep in mind that for instance, just last week we're hearing from the united nations they put out a report saying that they fear that by july just next month, more than 1 million people could be in danger gaza from starvation and death as a result of the very little humanitarian aid getting into the gaza strip. certainly since the israeli offensive began last month in rafah, the main crossing from egypt into gaza has been shut down now, what's interesting about this announcement, it seems to have taken many in the israeli government itself by surprise. the finance minister and the national security minister both who are sort of the extremist elements within the netanyahu cabinet have come out and condemned it. and we saw in hot it's the israeli daily that yoav gallant the israeli defense minister himself, was unaware of this. and according to sources, who spoke too hot, it's the government didn't even approve this measure. so it came as a bit of a surprise when the news was revealed this morning and this really underscores just how much disarray there is in this current israeli government. victor amara then we'd amid reporting four since morning. >> ben, thanks. >> hi, let's turn now to the breaking news, even a following out of michigan where nine people were injured in a shooting at a splash pad. police later found the shooter dead at his home from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, joining me now a cnn senior national security analysts, julia chi and good morning to you, juliette, a couple of things it out to me hey regarding the shooting, the fact that law enforcement deployed a drone into the home. and secondly, that they found or the images from that drone show that there was an ar style rifle sitting on a kitchen table. how common is it that the law enforcement deploys drones into homes? and what are your thoughts on on on whether or not a second attack may have been in in the works yeah. >> so we would have suspicion that there was a second attack only because, you know, at least the police are referring to that possibility. the youth and he's in he's in a home that he knows, so he might have gone back to try to get more weapons and then then the event. and so to speak. so the use of the drones is pretty familiar now because essentially they are not a target for the shooter because the, the police that they had entered the home don't actually know what they might encounter. it's not just the guns or the individual there couldn't the other individuals, especially in a home where you don't know what's going on once they could get that visual, then they knew at least that the immediate threat was over. and now the investigation begins, but drones and other robotics and technology are often used to protect in those, those, those high-stake incidents in law enforcement the mayor refer to a mental break. >> we don't know much about the suspect except that he's 42 42-years-old, that he lived at that home. his mother wasn't there when police breached the home, but he lived at that home with his mother regarding the shooting. apparently, he had no connection to the people at the splash pad any thoughts on this. the profile of the shooter yeah. >> so i mean, 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? and so what i can i can tell just from the situation so far as it's clearly premeditated at least in some instance, he he chooses a place with with children. he 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 deaths, 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 then he returns back home, just looks like he hasn't exit plan and then maybe planning another tax. so the break isn't like he woke up one day and decided to do this. there's at least thumb 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 a mass casualty event while we're talking about security and whether or not people feel feel safe in their own communities. i do want to switch gears and talk about some recent cnn reporting that we have. and that is a national security officials have heightened concern that isis-k could potentially carry out an attack on us soil. what's behind that concern, juliet yeah, a couple of things that we want is simply we are very focused on domestic terrorism. >> so i think part of this is a warning. do not forget that this that the isis threat continues isis is very dispersed and therefore it is harder to find or, and therefore harder to prevent attack and attack planning. and then we've seen the rise of isis-k and other isis attacks, at least we saw in russia, there has been some arrests in europe and so the worry is that of course there'll be able to to enter the homeland and end attack this, this, some of this has to do with his israeli hamas more and the radicalization in particular based on the imagery of that war, the results that were the ongoing nature of that war. and some of it just has to do with reasserting themselves at a time when basically we last we heard from them was in russia earlier this year and so the threat environment for both domestic terrorism and international terrorism is exceptionally high. i have to admit, i've never were entering as summer where i have not seen both lanes as elevated in terms of concern as i had this summer. >> wow. okay. good to note. it also concerning the fact that some of these tajik nationals who were arrested with connections to isis, they came through a us southern border. they were vetted by allegation officials and they were allowed in but they're back in custody. julia kiama, leave it there. thank you so much. >> still to come. president joe biden criticized it's really harsh criticism for the supreme court during this star studded fundraiser in los angeles will tell you what he said plus scorching temperatures. i know you're feeling them and if you aren't, they are coming to parts of central and southern us this week and cnn goes inside a plane equipped with new technology to prevent airplane collisions on runways. were show you how it works baked in america biden and trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage with 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roundtable set down at a predominantly black church in detroit he also spoke at a turning point action convention. it 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, as you seen, that selfie and celebrities george clooney, julia roberts, and jimmy kimmel to name a few. >> the event raked in 28 million but his war chest isn't the only headline emerging from the event. he also harshly criticized the supreme court's saying that justices are out of kilter and warned of what may happen with a second trump presidency. let's get to cnn's camila to chalice. now in washington dc to break down the president's warning camila, what did you have to say president biden reminded attendees at this event exactly what's at stake if trump is re-elected and he focused on, as you mentioned, on the supreme court, and that is something that the american public has viewed to be more polarized in the recent years. >> and some of the things that he taught talked about was how if trump is re-elected, then that can lead to more conservative judges being appointed to the bench and also could lead to more rulings being reconsidered. and that is something that he was just really driving home. this point and you had former president barack obama when he had his conversation with jimmy kimmel at the event, he told talked about this and he talked about just not just focusing on the individual who could be reelected, but this are an agenda that they're trying to push. he said this at the event, let me read it really quickly. he said, there are certain standards and values we stand for joe biden has stood for those values and continues to the other god doesn't. >> that in and of itself is not something that we can ignore or pretend is a difference that doesn't exist and that is something in this quote and obama and also biden is really reiterated at this event, is really stressing that if trump is re-elected, then he stands for being the leader of the united states and setting that term of what is acceptable and what is not. and that is something that they should be considered on all the minds is not just who we are voting for and why they should stand behind biden, but what exactly is at stake and what rulings could potentially be overturned if trump is reelected cumulative chalice. thanks so much. at his event with turning point action, former president trump also pushed his economic plan. >> and as 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 he did in 2016 he fled to aggress inflation's stand up to china and other nations. and also pledged to advance maga not mixes what he's calling it that of course, is a direct loads of bidenomics. >> and most consequentially, he is telling michigan voters that they should 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 from 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. all so spending his time in michigan, in detroit at are traditionally black church are trying to engage voters. there. that's latest from detroit victor amara, back to you, even we can turn to for accident. no, they love life. so dot there. wow, that was fantastic. all right, thanks so much. let's break. good. now, max cohen, congressional reporter with punchbowl news. max. good morning to you. so ebit talked about turning point action. i want to talk about the roundtable at the one at church in detroit with the black voters for trump coalition representative byron donalds, their former hud secretary dr. carson, ben carson was there as well former president trump, is not going the way of 2016 when he said what he had to lose to black voters, there is a nuanced i think for his nuances, his campaign is approach to black voters. what is the approach from trump now to carve out just enough in detroit, just enough and philly, just enough in atlanta to win these swing states. >> i think it's a great point. i think the strategy has to first and foremost focus on economics. the biden economy, trump is going to claim has hurt black voters. and he's saying to them, you might have voted for biden in 2020. that's okay. but look at inflation, look how much everyday prices have risen in your own communities it's very targeted message. as you mentioned, he's saying he might not have to win the majority of the black vote. he won't get close to that. but did you can chip away at the margins in swing states like michigan in swing states like georgia was significant black populations by making that economic message that could be the difference in a very tight election come november the other congressional report are there for punchbowl. let me ask you about congress axios is reporting that speaker johnson also the chair of the national republican gretel campaign committee, will be meeting with the president, former president tomorrow at mar-a-lago. the president has really stood behind speaker johnson in the marjorie taylor so a green fight. other contentious moments. what expecting out of this meeting i think what we're going to see is that president trump is by far and away the most popular figure in the republican party at every single republican politician who wants to be successful, knows that, right? >> so speaker johnson might've as differences as trump a long time ago, but he's tying himself extremely closely to the former president. >> and he knows if he wants to stay in his job, he needs to be seen as the trump speaker even with more who taylor greene, who is also very closely with trump, tried to take his job away. >> speaker johnson is going to do almost whatever trump wants. and what we're seeing play it on the hill. >> particular is that house republicans are trying to do everything they can within their own power to try to invalidate the investigations into the former president. >> and i'm sure there'll be a big topic of conversation at mar-a-lago trump saying to the speaker hey, can you define jack smith? can you try to investigate the people investigating me? >> is it possible or plausible? i should say that in exchange for as you say, doing whatever trump once, that former president trump will lay off some of those incumbent republicans who have been critical of him in the pads johnson has the slimmest possible majority as he goes into november, is that part of the exchange, at least part of the conversation for johnson? >> i think that's another really good point. we've seen some of these contested primaries present donald trump actually endorsed and incumbent republican over a more right-wing maga challenger. and people close to mike johnson say that's the calculus. mike johnson made. he went directly to trump and said, hey, miss are present. i know you might not like what this member said, but he's one of my guys. he's a house republican. and if you want to be successful, if you're elected, we need more house republicans who are loyal to the team to come back to washington. so i think that's definitely part of the calculus that trump will do somewhat. johnson wants on endorsements, on protecting some of that republican incumbents and then that in exchange for johnson and trump, we will do what you want on the investigative front. >> let's talk about dams and money. the president's campaign, they pulled in, they say $28 million at this fundraiser in los angeles last night, ticket prices ranging from $250 up to a half million dollars for the most exclusive opportunities there is the fund raising gap between the biden campaign and the trump campaign. that was a yawning and the last time they had one of these events, is that narrowing at all? >> republicans want to say yes, republican say the game has entirely changed since former president trump was convicted in new york in may. i think democrats still have the strong advantage and they will expect to have a strong advantage heading into november. but republicans are closing this gap. and at the recent visit that trump had on capitol hill, talk and house republicans and senate republicans, a constant theme those conversations was, we've not seen donors and the gop side or energized and a long time then since those 34 felony counts came down, just a couple of weeks ago. so we both base is very energized. but as you saw in la last night crowds have access to huge amounts of money and there might not be the same energy on the democratic side, but there's a huge fear of what trump could bring as our previous guests were mentioning. and that's going to fuel democratic fundraising. so both sides 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it right now because it's pretty widespread areas of the south, the midwest, the northeast, all going to be feeling that heat over the next several days. we also have severe thunderstorms in the central us. the potential for flooding not only in the midwest, but also along the gulf coast, but here we take a look at all of these temperatures and it's not just five or ten degrees above average. most of these areas are looking at 15, even 20 degrees above normal. that means a lot of records over 170 of them possibly breaking those records over the next five to seven days. take a look at some of these now places i get lambda in st. louis, you're going to finally start to see those temperatures come back down by wednesday i that i don't mean back to normal, but at least maybe not as hot as it has been. but dc new york, boston, those temperatures are just going to keep going up as we make our way through the week. look at chicago, for example, the average this time of year is only at one. you're going to spend more than half of the week in the 90s. so you're talking ten degrees above average there. same thing in philadelphia, albany. well above where they would normally be this time of year, the few cool spots are really going to be along the gulf coast. take a look this, watching not one but two separate potential tropical systems. this one just off the coast of florida, only has about a 30% chance of developing into a tropical system. in the next seven days. >> this one right here though just off the yucatan peninsula, 60%. but the intriguing part about this one is regardless of whether it gets name, as it moves to the north, it's going to bring a tremendous amount of tropical moisture. so you're talking about the potential for some flooding here, not just one day, but multiple look at this sunday, monday, tuesday, especially tuesday, we get houston back in to a moderate risk for flooding. this could in turn be a lot of rain. and remember just a month ago we talked about how much range houston got from that previous system. now we're going to be adding even more rain on top of it. and a lot of it take a look at this. this is just through friday. you see the red color and the pink. you're talking six ten, even a foot of rain. in just the next five to seven days. and remember a lot of these places are still trying to dry out from the previous system that we had a month ago. so probably the last thing these areas need is a little bit more rain, but they're likely going to get it every single day this week, a lot of extreme weather. all right. allison, thank you. do you like to be by a beach? >> i do love a beam, but is there a point at which you will not be laying out there like if the temperature is too high or like i'm not going to be by the water. >> i just want to be endorsed by their conditioning. >> i'm out there for five hours, 95 degrees. we'll do it 97 degrees please. just keep me with a sunscreen. i'm staying up there, not me you don't you 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