median and i just looked to my left and i see a bright light and then just the crash oh man hold on. >> hold on. let me get you guys know their the motorcyclist was killed. >> kailey foley could see one of her two daughters, but not low come here, come are pleased with the help of a bystander. >> most grove is able to get three-year-old aerial to safety. i need you to hold this little girl playing. i looked underneath a motorcyclist and that's when i so lola lola didn't look good. she didn't look like she was breathing i just heard a brazen you got come on. you've been doing this job for awhile, but what's it like to have your whole heart jolted into that moment think dad mode kinda kicked in you know, i'm a father and little little presses in the sternum area just to try to jumpstart your heart while i was doing it. then i heard her gaps mind

daughters are my everything there. >> all i have the besides my parents, but it's something were to happen to either one of them i would be lost for sure. absolutely devastating because yes, i very well could have lost all three of my girls that night. i wouldn't have wanted to live another day for the next three weeks, low load battle to stay alive with help from her doctors and nurses while this family prayed together, a guardian angel by their side. >> so yeah, he's uncle dave. he's going to be a part of our fatally forever lowell was perfect she has a clean bill of health now she's gonna be a year old july 31st. >> i believe i was putting the right place at the right time ryan young, cnn inglewood, florida this is cnn breaking news hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday. i'm forgetting the whitfield and we begin with a dangerous wildfire that as

rapidly growing in los angeles county. the post fire has already burned through more than 12 thousand acres, enforced at least 1,200 people to evacuate a state park. now, officials warned that the area could see wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour let's bring in now cnn's camila bernal, who was near the evacuation zone in gorman california. so camila, how fast is this wildfire spreading hey friday it gets spread very quickly because of a number of things. >> one, the very high temperatures to the low humidity and three, you mentioned those very high winds just during the day today, we're expecting 45 to 55 mile per hour wind gusts and at night, between 6070 miles per hour. so that causes those flames just spread extreme. let's just spread very fast now, i want to show you here behind me the kruse still working in this area, there are firefighters that are trying to create those fire lines. here you still see them hosing down in a lot of these hotspots. and if i turn the camera over to

the other side, what i want to show you is the scorched hillside here, because it's spread read so quickly. and when we got here earlier in the day, we saw those raging flames and what they're doing is not only working on the ground, but they're also using air resources. so we've seen helicopter after helicopter doing a lot of the airdrops. and of course, that has helped tremendously, especially in the area that we are now. but again, there's still a lot of work to be done and residents are being told to be extremely careful. already, 1,200 people are under evacuation orders. take a listen to what some of those evacuees had to say we saw the smoke coming up, but it wasn't that bad yet and then eventually were like we don't think it's safe. it might be fine, but 5% chance and it might not be fine. >> and then it became like a ten, 20% chance. >> and then eventually sheriff was just like, you guys gotta go. >> and so yeah, i don't want to get stuck there if they're going to close the bottom boris gate and i think the fires kind

of moving that way and no fill, it's not too good. >> and people are of course, being told to be ready in case they have to leave at a moment's notice. these firefighters again are working around the clock, but containment is just at 2%. we've seen the fire girl by a couple thousand acres over the last couple of hours. we're waiting for an update from authorities. but again, just the conditions are not ideal and likely spreading this fire even further for and quickly fred very frightening and more evacuations could come thank you so much. camila bernal meantime, gun violence breaking out across the us this weekend, mass shootings across three states, killing two people and injuring dozens more from massachusetts to michigan and texas. this morning, police had massive choose had said eight people were injured after an overnight shooting where hundreds of people gathered at a pop-up event organized over social media seven young people were shot, two of them are in

critical condition. one other person sustained a serious head injury while trying to run away. officials say no arrests have been made and they do not have a suspect at this time hours earlier, nine people were shot in a random attack at a splash pad park in rochester hills, michigan, including two brothers, a ages four and eight and their mother authorities say a gunman pulled up to the brooklands plaza splash pad and open fire hi, there on unsuspecting families nearly 30 times under no circumstances. >> is it normal for ice cream cones and flip-flops to be strewn amongst blood and bullet casings santa national correspondent gloria pazmino has the latest gloria, what do you learning friday? >> no, it's really struck me to hear just some of these places and the kinds of events aware these shootings have been taking place over this weekend, a playground, a place for

children and families to gather and a party he were presumably people were just trying to have a good time or learning more about those victims, including those two siblings that you talked about, fred, the eight-year-old boy, who was shot in the leg and the four-year-old that was also shot. he's in stable condition. is brother is in critical condition. they're 39-year-old mother, she was shot in the stomach and the leg and she remains in critical condition all of them members of the same family trying to have a fun afternoon when police tell us a gunman approach the splash pad, got out of his vehicle open fire and this charges weapon nearly 30 times, stopping, reload the weapon. >> now, we know that the suspect has been identified as michael william nash. >> he is 42-years-old from a shelby township and police so far tell us that they believe this shooting took place at

random. they've yet to determine any sort of motive for why this took place. as i said, it was a saturday afternoon where children and families were just trying to have a nice day at the splash pad when this gunmen opened fire, i want you to listen to the local sheriff talking about what happened after for the shooting because nash fled the scene and took cover inside his mother's house that she wasn't home at the time? that is where a standoff between police and nash took place before they were able to find him. they believe he died from a self-inflicted one-shot loop gunshot wound. take a listen i believe that because we had quit containment on him that if he had planned to do anything else and wouldn't surprise me because having that on the kitchen table isn't that an everyday activity? >> that there was probably

something else a second chapter potentially we can actually see the image of what police have found. >> they sent a drone into the home and they were able to find a weapon that had been left on top of the kitchen table, a military style weapon they believe it was the one that was used in the shooting. and as you as you heard, there, the sheriff talking about how maybe he could have gone on to hurt more people. we also heard from the mayor of rochester hills. he took to facebook to talk about this incident and two so offer support for the community saying that brooklyn's is a proud a neighborhood that the city is equally tighten it and strong and that they will be okay after this. >> of course, the community left reeling from this gun violence, which from what we have learned so far, the details of the shooting could have been in a lot worse,

people could have died. >> it's sort of a miracle fred, that more people were not hurt in this incident. >> all right. gloria pazmino. thank you so much. then in texas, a deadly shooting took place last night and this one taking place at a juneteenth celebration, two people are dead and multiple others injured, including two children. when police say a fight broke out between two groups of people, this happened in rock round, texas, which is about 20 miles north of austin, according to police, the two victims who died at the scene were innocent bystanders. police are still searching for a suspect in that case. musician in texas native paul wall performed at the juneteenth celebration about an hour before the shooting, he posted on facebook, quote, prayers up for round rock this truly hurts my heart. i want to bring in now former boston police commissioner ed davis for more perspective on what has turned out to be a deadly weekend in at least three states that we know of. and

let's begin with your home state where the shooting takes place at this pop-up event, people got wind of this as party via social media. and the next, you know, there's now a shooting. i imagined that surveillance video is going to assist in helping to find the suspect my friend, ricky. yes, that's the first thing we look for in situations like this. that shooting happened less than three miles from my front door. so the police chief there in the district attorney, i've worked with in the past and they're very good at what they're doing. the de talked about enormous numbers of ballistic evidence there. so i think that you're probably going to see the number of shots fired is similar to what we saw are in michigan. so it was a very violent night across the country and then in michigan, i mean, what should have been just a fun time out for families at this? >> flash pad park, ends up with what authorities are describing

as a random attack of the suspect, dying of self-inflicted wounds. but the use of the drone commissioner, a few could talk to us about that, they use of the drone into the home where the suspect was um to zero in on what appears to be possibly the weapon used in that crime yes. >> i've actually been exposed to these small tactical drones just recently had a chance to see what their capabilities are. and it is amazing. you know, in the past the drones that please use were pretty big and we're primarily used outdoors for searches and things like that. but these new systems that they have are extremely easy to navigate and they can actually fly inside of a house inside a room, go up and downstairs it's a real safety issue for the officers in the past. it was it was necessary for us to clear these places room by room, but now

they can breach the front door and send these machines into good to see exactly what's happening inside, then this particular case, the suspect had a military weapon on the on the kitchen table and that could have caused an if he used that at the amusement park, that would have been a lot more fatalities actually, over you're feeling like that of which we heard from another investigator who feels like potentially on this person, the suspect may have had another event and another set of criminal activities planned it's, hard to argue with the sheriff on that they have a lot more information than we know about, but the truth of the matter is, if you've pulled out a rifle and put her on the kitchen table? there's all kinds of possibilities there. so we'll have to wait and see what the evidence says, but this is clearly the intersection in my mind. it's section of firearms and mental health problems to shoot up an

amusement park or this kids it's just just very, very upsetting and also equally upsetting is a shooting, a deadly shooting that would take place in texas at a juneteenth celebration two people killed? >> no suspects in that case either. but because you had a crowd of people inevitably as it you're feeling that they will find a suspect? >> well, if there's if there's a good thing that comes out of these investigations is the technology that's available to us now cameras speed cameras, speed enforcement cameras, cameras on highways all of that technology comes to beer in these cases. and quite frankly, it's very difficult to get away with the crime right now. if there's a full wordpress on trying to find the people responsible for it. so i think they'll probably yet them and that along with people and their cell phones recording

moment spontaneously, all of the time. >> all right. commissioner davis. thank you so much. appreciate it. father's de to you thank you so much. >> i appreciate that all right. still ahead. the israeli military has announced a tactical pause to allow more aid into gaza. what this means for the fighting in rafah, plus record-breaking a record-breaking blaze that is in brazil, the mass of wildfire scorching the largest wetland on earth. and crushing childcare costs the new report revealing that having two kids in daycare costs more than the average rent in every single state in america beit like in america, biden that trump meet and only see ben has complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post of beat analysis follows cnn for every countless moment followed to debate night in america begins june 27th.

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he's already appointed to the are been very negative in terms of the rights of individuals the idea that if he's reelected, he's going to appoint two more foreign flags upside down is really, i'm i really mean it, there's this be good, this be the scariest part of all of it. >> well, i think it is one of the scariest parts of a look the supreme court has never been as out of kilter as it is today after the decision that overrule roe v. wade, the dobbs decision you had clarence thomas talking about the fact that there are going to be other things we should reconsider including in vitro fertilization, including contraception, including all these things now, you heard their reference to the flag controversy around alito and the flags flown outside of his homes. but the underlying argument here by the president is one, his campaign has used

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price of keeping children and care is sky high, the burden of running these centers is equally unsustainable i had a mom his job started right at five by backed up my hours she could drop for child doctrine or to get across town to work. >> it's like, okay, i can give you 15 minutes in the morning so that you can get there and get that door open for whatever it is you need to do so that you can help the people that you're helping in the small city of what ppaca wisconsin. my first adventure childcare is a fixture helping family as before the sun even rises, most of our parents and the drop-off are like i could never do what you do oh, did he not sleep last night? and my response is always well, i can't do what you do either. so i'll watch your kids and you go do that because i'm better at this you might about across the country more than 12 million kids under the age of five are in child care, at least once a week care. that's become increasingly difficult for their parents to afford. in the

last three decades, the cost of childcare has risen at nearly twice the rate of inflation. a recent report found having two kids in daycare is more expensive than rent in every single state. in 11 states and washington dc, it cost double the average rent. it's so expensive with two kids that come everyday full-time is double our mortgage. >> i mean, we we make a good living, but it or chapter has w or mortgage. yeah yeah easily. probably more than double our mortgage my first adventure childcare. >> this is susan. >> it's not just hard on parents running these centers is so expensive. owners like susan elance struggled to make the math work if you were going to pay your teachers what they were worth, even based off of basic education and experience, you would need to charge the parents so much that you would have no children in your center nor could parents afford care. can you explain that to me? like, where's all the money go in addition to all your your usual utilities, we also have

insurance. the insurance for childcare is very high. the mortgage on the building and property taxes and personal taxes are going with that. and then they're also licensing fees, background check costs heirs, paint, and paper, and plato and then there's food on top of it. it's a lot ball. the biggest cost and challenge elan says is staffing. what's the turnover like? >> for staff? yeah, it's high i had a staff member leave me a couple of months ago. >> she's like winnable work in a factory he or she needed to make living. >> the federal government has put more than 52 billion dollars towards supporting childcare since the beginning of the pandemic, like many providers even use that money to raise salaries from eight or $9 an hour to at least twice 12. if you had to put the salaries back to where they were before you got this funding? >> they'd all quit every last one of them even with the wage bumps, childcare workers are

still some of the lowest paid workers in the country here in wisconsin, the median hourly wage, 13, 78, and our doesn' even qualify as a living wage. and in some cases is classified as poverty level it's very humbling to go to work every day and pass help want and science at mcdonald's and hardy's. and they are paying more money than childcare providers can afford to pay he their staff. >> lydia higgins is a teacher at my first adventure. she took the job because childcare was so hard to find. the only way to get her daughter a spot was to join the staff. >> i actually just went back to waitressing for the first time in a decade to kinda help supplements our income. >> what's the money like waitressing versus childcare that i can make one night waitress thing my entire week's pay. and so that in the childcare yeah. >> the federal support that helped center stay open since 2020? has largely expired, creating what's been dubbed a childcare clip more than 70,000

programs are projected to close from the strain. >> but i love you too. >> my first adventure there will soon be one of them after eight years in business, eland announced she's shutting the center down, leaving more than 60 families scrambling for alternative childcare. >> so get sidetracked when you got the notification that they were closing what was that like for you? why i started panicking and like applying to every other day care in town, none of them have any spots. i texted my boston is that i might have to quit my job because i don't know what i'm gonna do with my kid we don't have family, so it's just us. >> why did the child care is important as a woman? >> how am i going to work? if i can drop my kids off? >> yeah childcare funding is now up to the states in wisconsin, some emergency funding will last into 2025, but the long-term solution remains an open question. >> austrian. >> my first adventure won't be here to see it. >> the center will close and july, how's it going to feel for you when you close up shop,

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presidential debates, june 27th at nine live on cnn and streaming on max all right, a blast from the past this fathers de, prince william shared a sweet throwback picture taken decades ago with his father, king charles, saying happy father's day pi, you see a very young, smiling prince of wales with his dad proudly towering over him and for the first time, the royal children posted on their families as social media, george, charlotte and louis sharing this photo with their dad, taken by their moms saying, we love you, papa happy father's day and thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom continues with our omar jimenez in just a short moment. but first, before we go, happy father's day to all of our dads, husbands, brothers, all the father figures who hold it down as pop's. we can thank you enough

for all that you do, even posthumously still doing inspiring, leading, fixing comforting, advising, joking, and of course the list goes on. you fill in the blanks. >> we honor that. what you do and how you do. it varies in every household here's a peek into the households of this great weekend newsroom team, many of whom are longtime dads and new dads juggling at all, helping to make sure we deliver to you every weekend. >> our best and most thoughtful and informative we're very fortunate sons and daughters of super dads as well our hearts are filled with pride and love here in our weekend newsroom and i and every remember this fabulous team salute you dads, happy father's de, we're hoping it's filled with a return of great memories, good food plus love and