dangers of a warming planet will become real for millions of americans this week, scorching temperatures across the midwest fires out there across the midwest, fires out west, any storm brewing in the gulf of mexico. >> and it isn't even sumeria. >> plus a critical meeting to tell you about in more logo, donald trump sitting down with house speaker mike johnson and other top republican chins focusing on november's election. how they can hold onto that teeny majority in the house and what they'll prioritize if trump wins. and a temporary pause. let's to fighting in one part of gaza. but no break for israel's offensive in rafah. meantime, new fears as human rights groups describe, quote unspeakable list we've been conditions were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central record breaking temperature is set to scorch a huge part of the us just days before summer begins, parts of the midwest and northeast, places like chicago, detroit, new york, and boston. >> all bracing for an extremely heat wave that is going to last days. cnn meteorologist chad myers is in the cnn whether center with more on this really dangerous heat dome that we're seeing chat. it's shaping up to be a pretty significant event. tell us what we're expecting when when you're talking about 15 to 20 degrees above normal? yes. could we get hotter than this? and the end of july shore, but above normal where we are, where we should be at this time of year, temperatures are now for, 82% of the population going to be above 90 for the next couple of days. and for many of you in the northeast for the next week, this will be the coldest day if you think this is hot, this is the coolest day really for the next seven advisories are already here. remember, heat is the biggest killer for us fatalities from all the other things. and really almost all the other things combined. so temperatures will be warming up as we work into wednesday, thursday, and friday. everything needs more water you need more water. the kids need bahr, the pets need more water outside. also, the plants. my cilantro in my lead us have just already said call me in the fall. i'm done. we're not going to grow in this stuff. this is how hot it's going to be for most of the country. new york city, you're going to be 92 but that's on long island and manhattan. if you get a little bit farther to the west into new jersey, that's going to be 98 st. louis. you're already there 98 with humidity. so it's going to feel like 105 degrees in some of these places? yes, the heat is here. it's here for the next few days, but with that heat, the threat as you talk talked about the potential for even subtropical moisture, probably not a big spinning storm, just yet. but for you texas, there could be five to ten inches of rainfall in places that have already seen a lot of rain fall this year south of san antonio all the way down toward houston. so yes, we do have those advisories already in effect, therefore, waiting for the rain to come and we'll see what happens in the atlantic two, because there is a little storm that could sneak into the carolinas by the end of the week, likely not going to get a name, but it's too early to tell brynn go all right. we'll keep an eye on that. >> i will say i agree with, you know, cilantro, that is a tragedy and yet it is the least of our problems this week is we're watching this chad. thank you so much. we appreciate it. boris. >> talking strategy while projecting unity right now, former president donald trump, is that more or logo huddling with 2 top republican leaders? he's meeting with how speaker mike johnson and congressmen richard hudson, the chair of the national republican congressional committee this comes just days after trump held strategy sessions here in the nation's capital on capitol hill, the former president's first return trip to the hill since the january 6 insurrection a visit in which trump was received, not only with open arms, but applause cnns, alina train joins us now. so really know what is trump's teams saying about today's meeting? >> well, you mentioned that donald trump came to dc last week. he met with house republicans and senate republicans and part of that meeting was to talk about how donald trump could have help get not only the people in the room re-elected in the fall, but also the candidates that can help expand their majority. and that's really what the main focus of this meeting that is taking place right now at merrill logo is about and remember, donald trump has really been a king maker when it comes to a lot of these elections has endorsement carries a lot of weight, something that both mike johnson and richard hudson know. however on the other side, we know that donald trump is an act, is actually endorsing less. he's been far less involved and many of these key races. and really, i'm told when i talked to his campaign that it's because if you look back at 20:20 to many of the people donald trump indoors, they won their primaries, but then they ultimately lost when it counted on election day. and that's really why donald trump and his team have been wary of putting their support behind people that they're not sure could get elected, but right now, the main goal is they want to expand the majority and it helps trump as well. because if trump is elected in november, then he can hit the ground running with a bigger majority that can help pass a lot of the agenda items that he wants. the other part of this i'm told is donald trump wants retribution on a lot of democrats for his guilty verdict and also all of the other legal battles that he is facing. we know in the days after he was convicted in manhattan on 34 counts of falsifying business records, he called up mike johnson and said, we need republicans in congress to do more to wage war on democrats. and i do think i'm told at least that that's expected to come up during today's conversation. as well we look forward to getting some kind of readout of it soon. >> lina tree. and thank you so much for that. let's get you the view from capitol hill now would cnn congressional correspondent lauren fox. lauren, what is speaker johnson hoping to get out of this meeting with trump today? >> yeah the appearance of closeness to former president donald trump is something that can be a powerful tool for my johnson. you have to remember that back on capitol hill well, he still has such a narrow majority. every single vote yes. to get across the finish line honestly, tests his ability to remain the speaker and we saw that just a couple of weeks it's ago after he passed that package to provide billions in additional funding for ukraine, his speakership was challenged by marjorie taylor greene, a closeness to former president trump is an important diamond hammock that he has to keep up in order to keep his own power on capitol hill obviously, the other dynamic at play here is the donald trump, whether or not he wins in november, if he wins a big part of whether or not he's an effective president will be whether or not house republicans maintain the majority in the house, whether you're not the senate republicans can take back the majority in that chamber. that is part of the strategy session here, making sure everyone is on the same page, making sure that they have they winning and unifying message going into november because if former president donald trump wins the white house, but then democrats take back the house and brown apps keep the senate. that puts him in a position where a lot of his legislative goals just cannot happen boris lauren fox live for on capitol hill. >> thanks so much after weeks of silence during the trump criminal trial, president biden is now making his most aggressive move yet to use trump's conviction to win over voters. the biden harris campaign rolling out this 32nd tv spot as part of a $50,000,000 ad by and battleground states, here's part of it this election is between a convicted criminal who's only out for himself and a president who's fighting for your family let's discuss with cnn senior political analysts, mark preston, marc, obviously the cnn debate, if you've been looking at our screen all day is just ten days away. how much does that have to do with the timing of this new ad? it's it's definitely much earlier in the campaign season than one would expect. >> sure. it's great, it's called defining the candidate when you you can look, there are we'd been living in a world of white noise, right? this campaign has been going on. people are living their own lives, but there are moments in this year where people are going to be tuned in and certainly tuned in before the summer. and this is one of those moments which you biden is trying to do is to define donald trump before he even takes the stage so that people have some doubt about it. but let's not forget, don't if trump's doing the same thing which you biden, he's just doing it a little bit differently. >> so when you look at a new poll from political magazine and ipsos on trump's conviction, it found 21% of independence all right. who say the conviction is important to how they'll vote are less likely to support trump. i mean, are these the people that biden is trying to get with this i mean, look at not necessarily good news if you believe in democracy and then you can say that a fifth of america you know, believes you know. >> what donald trump didn't, what have you looked the reality is at this point is that we have a very divided nation at this point, we have always had concern and distrust in institutions. you know, people would say, i hate washington, i'm a washington outside. well, that has grown exponentially over the last ten years, 20 years, and that's because of social media. people actually have a voice now so they're expressing it and they're not just yelling across the fence or the hedges at their neighbor about what's going on. they're able to express this right now. and again, it goes back to definition when you look at 21%. this 21% right here, could decide the election. and that's problematic for donald trump. and with social media there, they're better able to spread messages that are disconnected from the truth and case in point, the same poll that you just mentioned found that 43% in total thought that the prosecution of donald trump was brought about to help joe biden. there's no evidence of that as we've reported over and over again, the majority believed that the trial was valid, but you still have a sizable piece of the population of the electorate that thinks that wasn't how does that potentially harm biden's effort to define donald trump as you were describing? well, it certainly harms adjoa biden, the fact that he is the institution when people are angry at the institution, he may not be behind. every reason why people are mad at the federal government, but he is the poster child, right? he is the face of it. so that in itself is problematic for him, but it really is a problem when you're talking about but institutions as a whole. now, i mean, you have almost have the country right now, believed that this was done for political reasons. you have donald trump out, they're talking about how he's going to take retribution perhaps against those who have wronged him. i'm not surprised that we've seen in fact, i'm not even surprised. number is not even higher. i can buy some measure if we can turn there's a meeting that trump is having with some important republicans. >> what are you expecting to come out of this? what is this about? >> a lot of whom by a lot of kubiak coming out of this meeting speaker johnson realizes if he's going to hold onto control of the house of representatives and he's going to need donald trump as his ally. he's already made it clear that he's going to be as ally. he went to new york and stood behind him speaker the house while donald trump was on trial in new york city. no surprise that he's down there and mara logo in this, no surprise that we're seeing these two campaigns come together, something that caught my eye over the weekend. donald trump challenged joe biden to a cognitive test, right? and during that challenge, mixed up the actual doctor that gave him the test does it surprise you that cognitive ability has become such a point of contention in this race? no. not at all. i mean, let's go back to what we started off with the defining the character right now, defining the politician in this case, defining joe biden, we've seen donald trump in his allies out there talking over and over again that joe biden is slipping, that you biden, you know, perhaps as sharp as he wants. he wasn't i should take perhaps out and either flat flat out saying that he is not there all mentally, a cognitive but again, this is all setting it up as we head into this debate on june 27th, as we are heading into the debate, i mean, it seems clear that the attack line for biden is going to to this is a convicted felon and you're going to have donald trump questioning the cognitive ability, abilities of joe biden, even though he's up in years himself. these are two rather elderly candidates, both of them what i mean, there are some very important policy issues they have to get at 2, but there's gonna be a lot of this just punching at each other like a race to the bottom. >> so this is what i was suggest going into the debate because there's gonna be a lot made up about what's going to happen is they're gonna be a food fight. is it just going to be, is it going to be more? bring or they could be talking over each other? i would say this the expectations that we all have going into the debate are probably not going to be met or expected because we don't really know what's going to happen. but to that point, try to go through the white noise, try to follow what they're saying on policy that we should be voting on. >> it'll be something to watch again in june 27th, right here on cnn moderated by our friends in this jake tapper and unabashed mark preston. great to get your perspective. thanks for being with us. shapes. >> still plenty more news to come on. cnn news central, including israeli prime minister benjamin and yahoo does solving his war cabinet, what this signals from him and the strategy for the war in gaza, plus intense winds threatening to fuel and already dangerous wildfire north of los angeles. one that is scorched nearly 15,000 acres enforced hundreds of people from there homes will be speaking with a first responder. there. and it was a weekend marred by violence. there were at least 14 mass shootings across the country with one incident taking in place any community splash pad will have details ahead on cnn news central historically, the soviet in killed traders i started to run to kgb cars had come behind us. >> i didn't know what to do. >> secrets and spies. a nuclear game sunday at ten on 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disbanded, israel's war cabinet. it follows last week's resignation of opposition leader benny ganz, who stepped away from the cabinet after netanyahu failed to meet a deadline to present a plan for what gaza would look like after the war is over. meantime, israel has announced what it calls a daily tactical pause of military activity. opening a supply route for aid organizations, starting at the kerem shalom crossing cnns. paul hand cox is live for us in tel aviv and poly, you got to speak with an id of spokesperson about this so-called tactical pause what did he share with you? >> it's. a bar we were down at the kerem shalom crossing earlier today. and the military really wanted to show us where this tax could pause was going to be it's effectively from the crossing into gaza and then it joins up with a salah had been road, which is the north south artery within gaza. and as far as the military are concerned, they say they will not be carrying out attacks in that particular area from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. so that humanitarian aid grids can come and collect aid and distributed around gaza. now of course so it's not quite that simple. the idf says there's about 1,000 plus trucks on the gaza side of that crossing. that is still waiting to be picked up by the un, by other humanity. the atari and aid groups that we spoke to some of those groups. and they said that it's not just the fighting that they have to be concerned about. there is the lack of police, for example, the lack of lauren order. so that lawlessness really does make it extremely difficult for them to be able to distribute this aid this isn't too a little bit of what the ids spokesperson said you can with school, the these trucks, the military will escort them or this is a war zone 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 so at this point, it doesn't appear as though there will be any kind of military escort for these humanitarian trucks that we also know from the israeli military that hi eating is continuing. >> this doesn't affect what is happening in rafah. this point which is right next to this route, that they've said the road, will be safe. we know that that intense fighting is ongoing between the israeli military and her mass. we heard from the gaza media office say that they see no point whatsoever, no tactical pause. they call it, quote, israeli lies. but up until this point humanitarian aid group through spoken to say they haven't seen the positive difference, they will always welcome any effort to try and get more aid in, but they haven't actually seen things change on the ground and we've heard from the when today, in fact, one of the group that looks after palestinian refugees, and we're saying that it is the most dangerous place. it on to be a humanitarian aid worker, unrwa itself has lost 193 workers since october 7 polo. >> what about the view from inside israel of the war cabinet disbanding it's very split opinion at this point. >> boris, there are those who do not appreciate benjamin netanyahu who had been protesting, calling for him to step down. so they have said that they don't want to see the war cabinet disbanded. they want to see the government when disbanded, frehse elections so that they can get rid of benjamin netanyahu. but he does still have support within israel. there is still significant support, certainly for the war that is ongoing at this point in israel stated goal of destroying hamas. so at this point, i think what we're hearing from officials within the prime minister this is office. is that or from experts i should say, is this potentially stops the far right elements of netanyahu's coalition from taking up the, the gap, the vacuum that many ganim left when he resigned within that war cabinet. so by disbanding that war cabinet, netanyahu doesn't have to agree or reject the far right's push to be part of the key military decisions on strategy in gaza, something which, for example, the biden administration would not support boris paul hancock slide for us from tel aviv. >> thank you so much for the update. brianna. >> and for more on this. let's bring in retired army major mike lyons to talk a little bit about what we're seeing what is the effect mike of netanyahu disbanding the war cabinet well, i think everything through the perspective of in israeli soldier on the ground. >> so what are they thinking about this from, i think their perspective, they're going to see a lot more direct confrontation, for example, that's going to come up, come from tel aviv, come from the politicians when it comes to the situation on the ground and perhaps they'll get a little more clarity we saw, for example, the other day that netanyahu was not happy about this tactical pause that's taking place on the ground so i think from the israeli soldiers perspective, they're just focused on the day-to-day right now, or they're going to look to see who else he's getting this guidance from. but i think you're gonna see a lot more offensive operations potentially taking place of netanyahu doesn't have the break, so to speak, of some of the people that have left that cabinet you mentioned he criticized the idf for that tactical pause. no doubt humanitarian aid needs to get into gaza, right? this is a huge need, but you see that yahoo criticizing the idf, and i wonder what that means that there appears to be this distance growing between the idf and then yahoo. how do you see? get well, so now like our country where the head of state is the commander in chief of the military in this situation, the military does make this decision, but i think he's gotta be talked off the ledge a little bit because it makes a lot of sense that this tactical pause doesn't mean they're stopping there collecting intelligence. >> they're doing military type things they're giving their soldiers a pause, look at idf soldiers were killed the other de and a battle that took place there hundreds have been injured, thousands of bint had been injured in this conflict since it began and that military pause is taking place during the day when it's very hot, tough to fight and the nighttime is where israel has a tactical advantage. because of its night fighting capabilities so i think you kind of step back and think about it from a military perspective. it makes a lot of sense. now the war, they're going to lose during the day is the, is the pr war is the public relations sayyed because hopefully israel steps back and you won't see them doing anything but supporting those converts, which are coming from the israeli side of the border into gaza not not involved with egypt or jordan nails other countries. so again, makes sense from their perspective they do this tactically again, looking through the eyes of the soldier on the ground, i think it's a good idea. >> we really need to keep an eye on northern israel. and this increased finding that we've seen with hezbollah do you think that israel is headed toward a two front war? and if that ratchets up even more, what is that going to look like? who has the advantage here? >> that's a real danger that they have is they have to split their forces as they continue to fight, not just in rafah, but in kohn units and other places as they're destroying tunnels inside of gaza. so the military mission there not going to be complete anytime soon. you go up to the north, it becomes more of an indirect fire war where hezbollah has the capability to fire rockets, air defense capability that they have an ordered to take down israeli planes. i think i think in some ways uranium or dictating that situation. they're telling us blot to roll it somewhat slow as they continue to develop their nuclear capability as well as tactical capability to potentially play the long game, so to speak. speak. but if that opens up a different front, israel, then this fully mobilized at that point, they're going to need help from the united states when it comes to just at least protecting their air, air skies from potential rockets, that'll come in from the north into their capital. >> how would a cease fire effect this would this com, what we're seeing in the north i'm not sure and i'm not sure a ceasefire will ever be accepted by israel, frankly, because they're not stopping until hamas is destroyed and until they can get a tactical victory, capture some leaders. >> so a ceasefire just actually puts a disadvantage that is israeli idf. again, looking through the eyes of that soldier you're, they don't want that to happen. they want to be able to continue these military operations. if they withdraw 20,000 troops from gaza, for example, it'd be very difficult to put them back 68 months from now if they had to do that. so i don't think they want to quote mow the lawn this time. they're not stopping until they get a surrender from hamas and a ceasefire is not going to work until they get all those sausages back. and if they trade one for the other, they're not stopping and hamas so renders it does not seem that hamas has any intention of surrendering. certainly not at this point in time. so how do you see this playing out? how much? it's time are we talking about? what does it look like then i think israel needs to secure some kind of tactical victory in the next six to eight weeks. >> let's say, for example, get more leadership of hamas kill and capture more of them, go for that strategy because this kind of war of attrition that they're taking place right now for night raids, looking for the leaders, destroying tunnels is not enough. it doesn't seem to be tipping the balance in their favor. so i believe that's what they're going to have to do, get more help from, let's say, foreign services to capture some hamas leaders that are not inside of gaza as well, but they need to get some kind of tactical victory that they could show the world that is moving forward and put some leverage on hamas until they get that. i think hamas has got tremendous longevity. for example, they, if they haven't accepted peace deals in the past anyway, they're not going to all of a sudden except this one right now. >> yeah, they do not seem inclined. major mike lyons, great to have you. thank you thanks, brennan. still to come unpredictable wins presenting huge hurdles as firefighters are working to contain a wildfire just north of los angeles, we'll speak with a first responder about those efforts next. plus, he was a spiritual advisor for former president trump's it's 20 2016 campaign, but now a dallas mega church pastor is admitting to inappropriate sexual behavior after a woman accused him of molesting as a child this election season stay with cnn with more reporters on the ground. >> and the best political team in the business follow 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evening and it may push even till tuesday. and you can see i'm out here and we're in that, but not so we'd be far so i can't imagine what's happening up on the hill yeah, i wonder what your messages to folks that are in that area, what you would want them to be doing right now i think it's really important that you stay village in it. >> makes sure that you pay attention to all a look at because we've got all the information going out on our social media and our websites. >> and really be prepared if this wind shifts and starts going to the east, and that puts into a much more populated area right now. >> it's kind of burning out into the wilderness, which is good for us as far as keeping people safe cnn's affiliate kpc is reporting that the two adults and a child. >> we're taking get into the hospital with minor injuries. do you have any updates on them and any updates on other injuries were lucky so far, it is minor. >> we had a firefighter with minor heat related injury and then it sounds like to civilians that had some sort of minor injury, but all were treated and release so they didn't do a whole lot of follow-up, but as a right now, no serious injuries which is great news to report we're glad to hear that i want to share with our viewers that we're looking at live images now coming in from kaye bc, it looks like a helicopter over the area where the fire is burning. >> there are already some other fires burning further north and south of this one. how do resources look? do you feel like you have what you need in order to get this thing contained yeah. >> we've got this down to a science here in southern california. we've got unified command where we get out from agencies all up and down california. and if you look at our base camp, it's amazing to see he all the different units from all the different fire departments. so this is not new to us. we practice for this and we're ready for this and if there's any indication, like you said, north devices, the antelope valley and they already in the last four weeks, i've had a bunch of starts, starts me. it was a brush fire that could have turned into something big, but the crews are on it quickly and they extinguish so as fires really fast. the keeping them from being something really big. but here with this fire, everything lined up, there was high temperatures, low relative humidity about 15%. we have the terrain with shoots and canyons and that wind just really kicked it off. that's what got it going so fast. >> captain sheila calico, burka. we appreciate your time. thanks so much for being with us. we hope that things stay relatively sane and normal out there we appreciate it. >> we're getting arms around it. >> thank you so much, captain. still to come a weekend of deadly mass shootings across the country in michigan. families running for their lives after on fire erupted at a community splash paton, nine people injured, including kids. police now, trying to figure out a motive will 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affiliate wxia, where he essentially acknowledges the crux of what cindy klemmer shi'a is alleging. she says, when i was in the pasture, says in the statement when i was in my early 20s, i was involved in an inappropriate sexual behavior with a young lady in a home where i was staying. it was kissing and petting and not intercourse, but it was wrong. this behavior happened on several occasions over the next few years. the pastor in the statement goes on to say that he left ministry for some time, received counseling when he described his freedom ministry, his current shirts described it as a two-year restoration process and then was allowed to come back into the ministry. the pasture concluded by saying, since that time, i have walked in purity and accountability in this area for us, we really need to point out that the statement is of inappropriate sexual behavior. what this is is sexual molestation of a 12-year-old girl who is not legally able to give any kind of consent and it also describes it as a situation that was involved. a young lady again, this woman was 12-years-old at the time. she's also speaking out saying she hopes that by coming public, it helps others who've been in similar situations story is gut wrenching when i read it on paper and i've been sharing for years. so it's just happens to be god's time, i think for it to come to light he didn't come forward and confess. >> he was turned in. and when someone's turned in, what are they sorry for that? they sorry because they got caught or are they truly repentant of what they did robert morris was not in the popi this weekend at his church, gateway church, put out a statement to wafa also saying pastor robert has been opened and forthright about a moral failure he had over 35 years ago when he was in his 20s. >> and prior to him starting at gateway church, he has shared publicly from the pulpit the proper biblical steps he took in his lengthy restoration process. robert morris had worked on. it, was 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