christiane amanpour in london. thank you for watching and i'll see you again next week. >> this is cnn breaking news hello, everyone. >> thank you so much for joining me. i'm for greek a whitfield if breaking news from the middle east right now, the idf says eight israeli soldiers were killed during what they're calling an incident in rafah it marks one of the deadliest single incidents for israeli forces since october 7. cnn's paula hancocks is live for us in tel aviv. paula, what more can you tell us? >> well, fread, we understand this happened in the western area of refer. it's an area where there has been fighting over but recent days. now the idf saying eight soldiers have been killed in this particular incidents that they are looking into it, investigating, finding it the cause of what happened, as you say, it is one of the deadliest days from the israeli military side since october 7. now, what we're hearing is a statement as well. from hamas. they say that they carried out this attack the called it a complex ambush, saying that they had attacked vehicles. first of all, the military bulldozer, which was then in flames subsequently an. apc which had gone to the rescue of those on the bulldozer, the idf says, as i say, they are looking into the cause of what exactly happened but we do know that there had been fighting in that area. this is the talal full tan area of western rafah. we heard from a member of the media office in gaza that they had heard artillery and shelling. they say, since don, they'd had a number of phone calls asking for injured to be picked up asking for bodies to be retrieved, but said that it was simply too dangerous to get to some of those areas because of the ongoing israeli military operation. now on friday, the idf said that they had uncovered a number of tunnels in this particular area also saying that they had find a large quantity of weapons and then separately up apala, you also have new reporting on the struggles of children trapped in gaza that desperately need a medical treatment that's right. this is a real issue night since the rafah crossing has been closed for some 5.5 weeks. those desperately needing medical treatment simply can't get out of gaza. now i must warn you this report has some very distressing images in it. in particular, one girl called hanako, but her parents asked us to show these images. so the world can see what their daughter's going through he now carol had gone out to buy some sweets when the airstrike hit i miss seeing mama. she says i miss my mama and my sisters no 1-year-old hanako has not been able to open her eyes since the strike ten days ago. dr. say, she has 20% burns on her face, hands chest, and legs one of 30 of patients trapped inside gaza without hope of the treatment they need. >> the lab will manual the lab, her mother says, she tells me i want to play. >> what have i done to deserve this? she can't sleep properly because of the pain her whole body hurts surrounded by war for eight months. this was hannah and just hours before she was hit they had been forced to leave their home in row offer when the israeli military moved in and were sheltering in someone's garden in el barrage anon says, my sister went to a grandfather and asked for one shackle for her and one for me i went to the shop and was about to pay the man and a missile fell i didn't hear the whizzing. are just saw a red light hands doctor says she was in critical condition when she arrived. they removed shrapnel from her face and reconstructed her nose he says they now have no choice but to wait to transfer her out of gaza, hoping her wounds don't get infected most children need medical transfers. he says for more qualified treatment than here. we don't have the treatment, the tools, we don't have the supplies rafah crossing has been closed since may 7 when the israeli military took control egypt says it will not open the crossing until the israeli military withdraws for security reasons. one egyptian soldier was killed last month in fighting along the border israel says they will not hand over control of the crossing to palestinian authorities, fearing hamas would use the area to smuggle in weapons. >> the rafah crossing should be reopened as quickly as possible, or the shubi alternative we have no estimation at a moment how many of the patients, which should have left actually have already passed away helou dow, shocky as she was displaced three times while pregnant her baby malacca, born four days earlier, has a heart defect, spending most of her young life in an incubator the doctors did what was necessary. >> she says they said that she must be transferred out of gaza quickly than what she adds one of the doctors told me not to have high hopes at sentence is so difficult to hear malacca is not the only baby desperately needed doing medical treatment outside of gaza door for her doctor confirms if these children do not get treatment, they are likely to die ally darwish has a broken spine, ribs, and leg after an airstrike hit his house, killing his siblings. his answers without urgent specialized treatment outside of gaza. she has been told by doctors he may be paralyzed for these children escaping gaza may be their only hope of a future with israel and egypt still blaming each other for the rafah crossings still being closed. time is literally running out some of the more critical patients trapped in gaza paula hancocks. >> thank you so much so this latest incident in gaza alms as leaders from around the world are meeting for a peace summit. more than 100 nations and organizations are gathering in switzerland where they're discussing the war in ukraine earlier today, vice president kamala harris held a bilateral meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. cnn international diplomatic editor. nic robertson, joining us now with more on this. so nick notably absent from this peace summit, are officials from both russia and china. so what do attendees realistically hope to accomplish? >> well they know that they're not going to walk away with a peace deal that russia is going to sign up to. russia's, as you say, is it's not even there the aim of this and i have to say you look around the room there in switzerland where we've just heard from the swiss president, who's spoken to that hundred and one countries and enter the national organizations more than 50 liters so huge number i can't remember seeing that many leaders altogether in one room like that before. and we're expecting kamala harris just to speak to them as well clearly, they're not going to get piece here and that's what we heard from the swiss president when she introduced this, he said, look, we're here high in the mountains. the mountains are a reminder of the path ahead. it's high and it's tough, but you go one step at a time. but what she said, they want to do is to get a comprehensive agreement and support for a just and lasting peace for ukraine and for russia. of course that abides by the un charter. now the un charter says that it must be done on the terms of respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity. and that really underscores why russia isn't there because that would mean russia would have to pull its troops out of all those areas of ukraine that it's illegally occupied and an annex that calls them part of russia now, but that's not recognized by the international community. and that really tells you just how far this has to go and the war is still going on, people are still dying today. but this is a first initiative. and by bringing together so many countries and so many heads of state, the idea is they get this very broad consensus which sends a very clear message to vladimir putin, who won't come now that the terms are being set for what p should look like and as the swiss president said he will or russia will be, will need to be in the room to discuss this. ultimately, after these many, many steps in this process. but it's setting the conditions and terms for what the final outcome is going to look like that is a agreed to by all these countries. and that's pretty powerful. that's a powerful aspiration. >> it is indeed. all right. nic robertson, we'll leave it there for now. thank you so much. >> all right. still ecomm this hour. all eyes on buckingham palace today as the princess of wales makes her first public appearance in months live to london next. plus dangerous heat is gripping much of this country this weekend will tell you what cities could see records toppled and with less than two weeks before the first presidential debate of 2024 cnn has released new details on the ground rules both campaigns have agreed upon stay with us the most anticipated moment of this election seeks couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president's one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debates thursday, june 27, nine i've been cnn and streaming on max 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since then, neither of them have said what type of cancer that they're actually being treated for? i want to bring it now, sienna, it's nada bashir in london on not a great to see you. so what was the public's reaction to seeing the prince is, i know this is really the king's de, but it kind of felt like more her day with people. so anticipating her appearance as suni frederica, this is an event which typically on newly draws huge crowds side of buckingham palace to mark the king's official. >> but they don't his real, but they, but of course many of those who attended the trooping, the colour ceremony earlier today, we're here to catch a glimpse of the princess of wales, a catherine. this was, of course her first public appearance since making that shock announcement to the british public that she is undergoing treatment meant for cancer. and actually she released a statement yesterday sharing a photo on instagram and saying that statement that she was thankful for the well-wishers and mess judges of support that she has received from members of the public over the course of the last few months. but as we saw today, taking part in this ceremony, she appear to be in hi spirit. she was joined of course by her found it would have three children to mark the king's birthday became, of course, is also, as you mentioned, frederica undergoing treatment for cancer, but this was an opportunity for members because of the british public and tourists visiting london. the de, to catch a glimpse of senior members of the royal families together. of course, this is a slimmed down version of them. one in a previous times with the queen elizabeth, the second we would have seen a much larger parents on the balcony of buckingham palace, but a slightly smaller show today. for the royals finally, but a moment of celebration. none the less, of course, it remains to be seen whether we will continue to see the princess of wales taking part in these sorts of events. she did mention it not statement yesterday that she is not out of the woods. just get that there are good days and that there are bad days. so it may well be a case-by-case basis. this will not be a full return, just yes. for the princess of whether she continues her treatment, fredricka now. >> okay. not a share in london. thank you so much for that. >> all right. well, today's a celebrations come a day after the princess actually released a statement saying that she is making good progress. but treatments will continue for a few more months and she's quoting her now, not out of the woods yet and quote her message also saying in part is not it was underscoring on the days i feel well enough. it is a joy to engage with school life, spent personal time on the things that give me the energy and positivity, as well as starting to do a little work from home. i'm learning how to be patient, especially with uncertainty. taking each day as it comes listening to my body and allowing myself to take this much needed time to heal to pretty powerful words there for more a royal inside i'm joined now by cnn royal commentator and royal editor for hello magazine, emily mash. emily, glad i do, could be with us. i mean, tell us about what today's trooping, the colour event was really all about. and i must say that it was the princess, princess her arrival, which really upset stages everything, right absolutely. >> look, this was the family reunion that everyone had been waiting for for the last six months. the royal family has been facing such a i'll enjoy your time with both the king and the princess undergoing cancer treatment. so it was really wonderful to see her back there in the middle of the family and on the balcony which is such a symbolic thing for the royal family and for the british public it is a symbolic thing. >> i mean, usually people have become accustomed, especially during the reign queen elizabeth, it'd be about 20 members of the royal family on the balcony. it's pared down now, i counted about ten, maybe i'd missed one or two. but what the signal that is sent to the world with that appearance on the balcony i mean, this is always being since the beginning of king charles is writing about having a slimmed-down monica hey, there was an awareness back in the 80s that people suspected there were a few hangers on if you like, with a wider family, sometimes you'd see up with the 30 people, for example in the balcony. >> this is really projecting how the monarchy is going to look going forward under his reign. but at the heart of it, as you say, it is a family, it's a celebration i'm considering everything that's gone on mission, not even the rain was going to dampen that today, especially for the crowds who packed down the mao to catch a glimpse of them all yeah, and we can look at these pictures over and over again, right. i mean, it's always so pleasant to see a little prince louis and george and princess charlotte, but that moment to see a princeton this kate emerge in from the limo or from the carriage, i should say, that was really a striking moment. how does she look to you well look, if you weren't aware of what has been going on for the past few months, you might not realize that anything had been going on. >> she looked absolutely beautiful as always. immaculate, dressed, but more importantly, smiling. so broadly and clearly so happy to be there with her family. she was really keen that he could be there to support the children, in particular, who might otherwise have been in a carriage on their own because their father was on horseback today and family means everything to her. so i don't think she would've missed it for the world. >> yeah. she looked amazing and maybe, you in step with trying to send a signal of very little has changed even though she did have that very profound statement about taking every day so gently. >> she was dressed in something that her regular go-to designed designer, jenny, pack them put together for her or the hat designed by her royal i'll favorite. fill treacy, i guess that was important to, to convey a sense of normalcy that she always looks poised and polish and and clearly that was important to make sure that you she's still look like the k-t that most people are used to absolutely you know and and it was in stark contrast really to the valley casual image we saw of her just yesterday. and i think that was really setting out how this hasn't all been in plain sailing for her. she has a good days. she has her bad days, but this was clearly very much what are those good days what about that king charles? >> this wasn't about him after all. i mean, even though we are spending a lot of time talking about her, i mean, she really has the centerpiece of fascination for everybody, but for king charles, he to diagnosed with cancer sir you know, this isn't our first time seeing him in public view. like it was for princess kate, but how does he? let's see luck to you and is there anything to the fact that the the palace is still not giving too much detail about his health. his treatment similar to princess kate look, i think that what you see with the king is that he has been very active he was at the d-day commemorations just a few days back and that speaks volumes really about how he is kopi mean, obviously they are slightly adapting his schedule. >> he wrote in a carriage today rather than on horseback i think that people are taking things de by day, but the very fact that he was back out they're doing as we say what is expected of the monarch attending his own birthday parade, is this huge public moment for the for family, for him in particular, i think he's he's doing remarkably well, especially given also the fact that he's doing this at an age where most of his peers this will be long retired. >> all right, um, today his 75th birthday celebration. but the real birthday comes in november, so something tells me we're gonna be doing this again on a much grander for 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a star-studded fundraiser event later on today. are let even before this fundraiser begins, the biden in campaign has already raised a whole lot of money things in support from these big hollywood stars yeah, fred biden campaign officials tell me this morning that president biden, who just raised 28 million heading into tonight's fundraiser here, and that's peacock theatre right behind me in los angeles. >> now, president biden will be on stage with former president barack obama as well as hollywood stars like george clooney and julia roberts. it comes as a campaign is really trying to tap into that celebrity power to try to help president biden with a second term to the white house late-night host jimmy kimmel will be moderating this conversation between biden and obama. and this is really modeled after an event that took place in new york city back in march at that time, they had gotten together, biden obama and also bill clinton and evening with the three presidents at the time that fundraise there's are raised $26 million. but tonight's fundraiser will actually be the new record for a democratic presidential, a fundraiser as it set to bring in 28 million million dollars. now, take it started around $250 and ranged all the way up to the $500,000 range. and the campaign has also been running a small donor for grassroots contest for people to travel here to attend the fundraiser and meet obama, clinton, george clooney, and julia roberts as well. the campaign is all also providing a chance for small-dollar donors to attend part of, part of this event virtually at home if they chip in about $20. now this all comes they're not just trying to tap into the power of celebrity to attract donors, small-dollar, big donors to their campaign. >> but it comes as the biden campaign is also looking to maintain their cash advantage that they've had over former president donald trump. >> now, trump has made some significant gains in his own fundraising really potentially narrowing the gap between the two parties. if you take a look at the month of may, former president trump's campaign has said that they brought in 141 million in may, including $53 million raised online just in the 24 hour period after the former president's conviction in that criminal hush money money trial in new york city. now the biden campaign, i will note trump campaign has not said how much cash on hand they have, but the biden campaign has not yet released there numbers yet for may, but they did enter that month with about 192 million cash on hand, cash on hand is important here because it allows the campaign to run there operations, run those tv ads, open offices, hire more organizers. and so the biden campaign is really hoping that a big fundraiser like this a will help with their numbers being into, this november election. >> all right. arlette saenz in los angeles. thanks so much. let's go now to detroit where we find even mckinnon i following donald trump's campaign events. so even great to see you as well. what will the former president be doing today in the motor city president will address thousands of attendees here at the turning point, action convention they're calling it the people's convention turning point, of course, a powerful and important ally for the former president conservative rules, the cracks, the true believers says, i was walking in i saw people wearing t-shirts would mug shot on it with charlie kirk leads this organization powerful millennial in the conservative movement, a controversial figure he has recently suggested that women overly hey jeff, 30, are no longer attractive. >> he has also said that riding on planes with black pilots would give him due to corporate diversity so that gives, gives you a sense of his are the former president. so a controversial figure on him being a convicted felon, but still his son korda's here. >> that is moke issue for them. they believe that he is just a consistent target, but listen, bread. >> when 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falling both for daytime highs and overnight lows. we're not really looking at any relief on the overnight with these temperature's staying up towards 80 degrees for a lot of locations. so more than 360 records could fall as we go through the week. this is the heat risk map i was telling you about stream. you see those purples for parts of the northern plains going into the midwest tuesday, chicago with some of these extreme impacts as well. and then getting into what upstate new york, ohio as we go into wednesday, that extreme risk means that we really need to pay attention for signs and symptoms of heat sickness because we're looking at these temperatures this way above average for this time of year chicago, middle and upper 90s through sunday and monday average for them for this time of year is 81 degrees. so we're looking at temperatures not only sweltering hot during the day, about ten to 15 degrees above normal. but those overnight temperatures again will sit in your 80 degrees closer to where the daytime high should be. and it gives you no a relief at night, doesn't even cool off at night for those that are vulnerable to heat sickness or don't have access to air conditioning to cool off. and even for a place like chicago that we don't really think about extreme key. there, their summers are getting warmer since 1970s, chicago has warmed about a degree and a half in the summer season adding about eight more days that are above average in june, july, and august in the summer. again, without that relief on the overnight, it just makes things like keats sickness even more difficult time in nearly unbearable. all right, elisa, thank you so much. and stick around and have you come back to talk about some other extreme conditions. let's go now to cnn's rafael romo in atlanta, where adjust a week ago, the city was dealing with a water crisis. now, it's heat what's happening you know how those of us who live here roll our eyes, went through his call our city hot planter. >> will this weekend, they're more than justified as they want to do that. fortunately, we have many places like this flash bad around the city were families can cool off. this is the history doric fourth ward park splash pad, which has been way more active than usual and where people also showed up earlier than you would expect, although some families left because say it was probably lunchtime for their children at least rafah was talking about it a major dome of extreme heat is sending temperatures soaring two near triple digits territory. and this heat waves is that only impacting a plant i according to the local office of the national weather service, temperatures in most of georgia and the south for that matter, are expected to be around 100 degrees today. but for many families, like the ones we ran into here at this splash pad, this is the perfect opportunity to start enjoying the summer you never know with atlanta sometimes it's called, sometimes it's warmer, so it's always a surprise like atlanta, always keeps you on your toes. it's one of the funny thing about living here yeah this is a great place to come and bring the case of cool off on a day like this and probably beyond the obvious, this kind of weather can pose risks for many people, especially young children and the elderly. >> the city of atlanta has postponed the family and friends field day, citing extremely high temperatures also, the city has opened that cooling center that started serving people. at 11:00 a.m. today and will remain in operation until 6pm. local officials say they plan to make it available. again tomorrow during the same hours and this oppressive heat add that is settling over the cell a piece today is just a taste of what's in store for the rest of the country next week. so what we're doing here is just trying to give folks around the nation a preview. fred of what's coming their way. >> more all right, rafael romo. thank you so much in a very hot atlanta, i won't put it together, but most people do. >> all right let's a rafah is back now for a very interesting story that you've been working on. >> tsunamis. i mean, it could strike with very little warning and i think no one can forget the really big one that struck while back, indonesia being severely impacted 20 years ago. and since then, scientists are now trying to pinpoint ways in which to detect them, see what's coming in advance. >> yeah still working on that 20 years later. and what was so fascinating once i learned about all of the lessons that we learned from 2004 before that scientists only had really poorly colored or black and white pictures from the 1960s to study tsunamis, but that happened in the digital age. we have tons of pictures the video, and we have learned a lot. take a look. all right notion tsunami as a singular event. >> and the sense that it changed everything. >> december 26, 2004 destructive waves caused by a 9.1 magnitude earthquake claim nearly a quarter million lives from southeast asia to the horn of africa, prompting a worldwide wake-up call immediately made tsunami a household word everybody knows about tsunamis around the world now, water heights reached an astonishing 167 feet and sumatra, one of the locations closest to the earthquake. but devastation stretched from asia to africa with impacts felt in 17 countries, tsunami scientists, hermann fritz deploys into the damage zone to learn from these disasters hoping, to put some sense into scientific simulations. >> and his lab at the georgia institute of technology in atlanta you could also think of this experiment here, like a tsunami on a treadmill okay, so essentially we have this role are here. >> they will be approaching the coast line and we'll essentially devastate, the buildings, washed people away, drown people, and clear everything in its path. >> the indian ocean tsunami was the first of its kind in the digital age, tourists with camera phones were able to capture the first quality color images of these rare waves basically gave tsunami an image, gave tsunami a video, gave tsunami at face. >> it also gave tsunamis are more universal warning system at the time, scientists, we're only focused on shaking along the pacific ocean rim, and there are no warnings issued. >> and that is really the big failure. but the world was not prepared for tsunamis in 2004. >> can we predict where tsunami unfortunately that is the billion-dollar question in geophysics is that we cannot predict the next let's play only once the ground starts to shake in waves move can scientists then plug the observations into super computers to calculate the size and speed of the possible tsunami a lot of science needs to happen really fast. >> imagine not knowing where hurricane will go until a couple of hours before landfall. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has significantly increased buoys to detect these deep ocean waves, there were only four deployed into thousand. now, there are more than 70 stations monitoring tsunami activity worldwide bottom new buildings go up along the coastlines. there are more and more people in harm's way simulating tsunami waves in a lab can help improve forecast better understand the impacts of damage and create more resilient building codes. but until we can pinpoint the next big earthquake, shakes morning is 30 seconds back. good. inland or do high ground? >> public education and awareness is key. >> it's lentejas evacuation, even the age of technology is the most efficient at saving lives it's still really only gives us minutes of a warning as a meteorologist, i can empathize with it. imagine not knowing minutes until her know making landfall. so you'll time to react incredible where the science could go in the next 20 years. >> all right, fingers crossed hopefully enough to give people more, much better warning. all right. at least rafah. thank you so much all right in tune in violent earth with leave schreiber, 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