boarding morning. >> welcome to cnn this morning, it's sunday, june 30th the last day of june. >> all ready? ready for july? i am so ready for the four? yes, it is coming. i'm victor blackwell was able resolve this in for amara walker. here's what we're working on for you this morning. pressure campaigns. the editorial boards of separate swing-state newspapers are calling on both president biden and former president trump to bow out of the 2020 four race for the white house. we are going in depth on all of it straight ahead. >> the first hurricane of the 2024 atlantic season is now a category two and closing in on the caribbean. meteorologists elisa rafah is here to track the life-threatening wind, storm surge. and if we could see any impact here in the u.s. >> we are just a day away from a consequential supreme court ruling that could lead former president trump off the legal hook in his criminal cases what are legal experts are watching out for in that case that could reshape presidencies and shark attacks have officials on both u.s. post how on high alert people are packing the beaches this summer. be careful while experts say we're seeing more of these attacks ahead today, president biden and his family will be at camp david for what sources tell us is a long-planned photoshoot? but of course looming large over this family event is the president's poor performance at cnn's presidential debate multiple senior advisers insist the family gathering is not aimed at discussing whether or not the president will stay in the race. >> this comes as democrats are scrambling to reassure voters. the president is up to the task, including former democratic pick presidential candidate howard dean i've been in this business a long time. >> patients and toughness is what you need to get through and biden has both of those. now, if he does this again, it's a major problem but he is i don't think he will do it again. i don't know what went wrong with the preparation, but something did but this is one mistake, five months before the election. this is not the time to panic. we've got to buckle down, figure out what's going on. give the president of time to make the right decision. and i think he will make the right decision and i suspect the right decision is to stay in a newspaper editorial board's. they are not convinced newspapers until the biggest cities in the country or sounding the alarm on both candidates on saturday, the atlanta journal constitution and the chicago tribune is editorial board's called on biden to leave the race while the philadelphia inquirer called on trump to back out saying simply to serve his country, donald trump should leave the race despite the panic within the democratic party, the campaign says it raised $27 million on debate night and the day after effect, the campaign is using to tamper or any unrest cnn's camila to chalice is joining us now from washington, dc can be a look what's the president saying president biden has publicly acknowledged this weekend that he did not have a great debate night, and he even acknowledged the new york times editorial board, that is calling for him to step down. >> but the big message that you he's putting out there, victor and isabelle is he's trying to say that voters should not compare him to former president donald trump. and he keeps reiterating how trump would destroy democracy. and that at the end of the day, he is trying to put forth policies and enact legislation that has the best interests of the american people and that is what's important and what's at stake. now, as you mentioned, the campaign has reiterated that the campaign has raised 27 million. and this is coming at a time that after the debate, there was a lot of concerns among democratic voter, of voters and donors about whether president biden should step down and someone should take please, and whether he should move forward. but what he's trying to say that on this weekend as he's really trying to reiterate this message that even though he did not have a good debate night, that it should not erase or diminished the work that he's done while being in the oval office. and that is really something that the american people should focus on. so right now his campaign and him are playing defense for the acknowledging that the debate night was not the best, but saying that there is a path forward and he's going to continue to run this race camila, the chalice in washington. >> thank you. joining us now, axios congressional reporters, steven newcomb, steven. good morning to you first let's say this meeting that's happening today, it's a photoshoot, the white house says that it's been plan for some time, but if there is a change of path, the people who are with the president today will be the ones who can affect that change good morning yeah that's right the people who he's with today and some of the most senior leaders and the democratic party includes folks like former house speaker nancy pelosi, james clyburn, obviously senate majority leader chuck schumer if these talks are to be taken seriously, talks about moving on from biden at the top of the ticket. >> it's going to have to come from these folks who actually talked to him and who have legitimate power in the party, you have reporting that senate majority leader, chuck schumer was open to other options? if the president performed poorly at the debate tell us about that because obviously there is broad acknowledgment that the performance was poor yeah schumer, who is a top biden ally, he might be outside of biden himself responsible for getting biden's agenda through congress, through these thirst first three-and-a-half years was telling political allies in the run-up to the debate that the fact that it was held in june had to who political advantages. >> one of them was that if biden bombed, that, he would have time to recover. there's four-and-a-half months to election day, but also perhaps was interestingly, he was telling them that it would give them credit party an opportunity to find an alternative and find a different route. if the performance was as bad maybe as it turned out to be. and i think it shows internally, it's some of the top sort of corridors of the party that there wasn't a knowledge meant one, that it could be this bad and that there is an acknowledgment that look, we may have to go in another direction. >> so we know that chuck schumer is backing the president and his candidacy publicly is that what he's saying privately? is he still full-throated li sub behind the president? >> yeah, that's what we're hearing. look, he's not sort of plotting any scheme to get the present off the top of the ticket. but i think it tells us two important things. one again, there was even in the run-up to the debate itself before the debate even happened, there was a knowledge within democratic leadership that this could happen, and it could be a very poor performance. but two, i think it shows us that their worst fears, their worst nightmares were sort of realized on the debate stage on thursday night. and i think in front of democratic leaders is an array of options. and i think it shows us that one his options seriously is moving on from president biden. but let's put leadership aside now and talk about rank-and-file members within the party are manu raju tried to catch up with some members of congress to get their reaction to the president's performance. >> he heard from some, and then this was the reactant excellent from a couple of members. watch this you think there should be a new candidate are you biden? >> you know, no comment from several democratic members no comment is comment in this scenario is there concern about the down ballot impact for these other members? of congress yeah. >> well, the silence on capitol hill friday morning was sort of deafening. only the house was in we didn't get a chance to talk to any of the senators, but yeah, of course, there's concerns about how this could affect down ballot races, talking to house democrats, but also look when you talk about senate majority pretty leader chuck schumer, he's worried about protecting his majority. they have an incredibly tough map. they have 789 races that they need to protect and if you look at the battleground state polling right now, chuck schumer is candidates almost across the board are outrunning president biden. so there's already an acknowledgment that they're doing better than the president in these states and fears that he could affect those performances. and i think that that is only enhanced an intensified after the thursday debate. >> let's talk about some of these editorial board's new york times, atlanta journal constitution. now, chicago tribune, all calling for the president to drop out of the race it's hard to know. maybe at this point, if they will reach critical mass, or if there will be some detached background noise. what's the significance today of these, these editorials piling up? >> well, i think it sort of legitimizes the cause a little bit. look, i think that some of this has subsided just a bit and i think the reality is, look, we're going to have to wait two to three weeks to get actual serious polling back. the president was already down. as i said, in a number of these critical band i don't round states let's see what the polling says. look if, if party leaders and the dnc and then folks who are in charge see that he's slipping even more. i think that this conversation becomes more serious and i think that the editorial boards across the country, again, some of these, these papers are in the states that the president absolutely needs to win. and in cities where turnout will be key. but we're really going to have to wait to see. i think week a few weeks now from from now to see what the polling looks like. >> and we know the party in the campaign they are doing that work now to determine the damage done from thursday night's debate, save a new thanks so much right now, hurricane warnings are in effect for parts of the caribbean, including barbados, st. lucia, the windward islands, and urgency officials are urging everyone get ready now as beryl, the first hurricane of the season approaches and gain strengths cnn's lisa rafah joins us now and elisa, were granted is the last day of june, but we're talking about a hurricane that's not supposed to happen for another month. >> yeah. we are way ahead of schedule when it comes to a hurricane this far east, two, and it's intensifying rapidly. we're expecting additional rapid intensification as we go through the day today are already rapid intensified yesterday from a tropical storm, it's already a category two hurricane right now with wins that 100 miles per hour, some gossip to 120 miles per hour is it continues to move west. but way i had a schedule to see a hurricane typically our first or second named storm of the year comes july 17th. the average first hurricane dean is in august and the average first major hurricane that hurricane that gets to category three strain or higher is september 1st. so way ahead of schedule because these oceans are just so warm and will continue to find it rapidly intensify again. could hit the windward islands as a category four hurricane as it continues to trek through the crews bnc, some of that intensity couldn't wane as it gets towards some of the other islands. but again, continuing to keep that intensity, there have only been five other category four hurricanes in july. so this could be again, one of the earliest category for storms on record. again, a dennis, emily are some of the other ones that we've seen in this area and it's because these sea surface temperatures are just incredibly warm, three to five degrees above average, water times three to five degrees. that's crazy. and we're just again in june to think that that could go up even higher all right. elisa rafah. 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time the court's ruling and the timing of it could have major implications for the presidential race here to talk about at all is cnn legal analysts, joey jackson, joey, good morning to you all right. joey morning is about get to be yeah. thank you for coming on. and now, this is likely to be the most talked about ruling from the supreme court this year. how do you think the nation's highest court will decide tomorrow? if you have a crystal ball, you're looking at. and also back in april, we had the oral arguments in front of the court. were there any hints or clues there as to how they might go with this? >> yeah, you know, it's about i think the clue was that they won't go the standard route and they'll do something a little different than we expect it. so let me lay out what i perceive to be the path forward. the one path would simply be to say that there's no immunity. and i think that there would be a legal basis for that. remember, at the district court level, we have to proud judge to say that a president is not a king. there are rules, no one is above the law that was really sustained by the district court. not only the district court, but the appellate court. that is the court of appeals, who said essentially the same thing that there is no immunity from the prosecution. and so the supreme court could take that route is a balance eight. there's no immune you need nothing to see here. and let's go that probably won't happen. the second thing that they could do is do something a little bit more nuance. remember that a significant decision the court needs to make, i think is what's official and what's artificial. and so you could see this nuanced decision as it relates to the presence immune as it relates to official act. but it's known immunity as it relates to unofficial act. and if they did that, that gets to the third points, which is the supreme court can then remanded down to the trial court for further findings consistent with that opinion, consistent how consistent with making there be a determination from the trial court as to what's official and what's not. i'll go a step further. they could even les out a standard for what that means. and that standard could be a factual determination which would be a jury determination and not a judicial determination. and that would lead to even more confusion. so there's a lot of options here, but the one option that i would say is that the one thing we should note is yes, this is immediately about trump, but remember supreme court speaks the entirety of the country and it speaks not only to the issues that are presently before them, but it speaks to future generations. and so when you say isabel that it's a significant ruling, wow, is this a very significant ruling that we all await on monday? >> right. and the stakes couldn't be any higher. certainly impacting presidency used to come. and as you mention trump himself. and these cases against him. what sort of implications could we be looking at yeah, i think the most immediate