pm on kpi. accent. our special hope, love pride. there's a 10 a.m..ne 30th on our sister station fixed plus 44. cable 12. and streaming on cbs. our cbs news app. okay? thanks for joining us for today's conversation. about the crackdown. on stolen goods and retail theft and san francisco. and statewide with love to hear what you think is enough being done. you can post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x bcps. >> norah: tonight the historic heat wave not seen by some in decades. >> we can't escape the heat. >> norah: day one of dangerous weather for tens of millions of americans including a new york, philadelphia, and chicago.

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that are going to be open today on kpi x.com. let's get a look now at this morning's top stories, it is fundraising. season in the world of politics and the bay area at miz open for candidates, wanting california money today, vice president kamala harris will be attending fundraisers here at home in the bay area. manny's in san francisco will host a large event at a different venue than manny's actual storefront in san francisco. the vice president's security detail. definitely keeping a close eye on the potential for protests over the israel hamas war. meantime, after his felony convictions in new york former president donald trump will also be fundraising in the bay area tomorrow. he's attending events hosted by tech billionaires working to raise money to put trump back in the oval office earlier this morning, we talked to political expert david mcewan about why california is an important stop for trump's campaign. but donald trump's doing something a little different. what he's doing is raising money all over. he's going into

pm on kpi. accent. our special hope, love pride. there's a 10 a.m.. late june 30th on our sister station fixed plus 44. cable 12. and streaming on cbs. our cbs news app. okay? thanks for joining us for today's conversation. about the crackdown. on stolen goods and retail theft and san francisco. and statewide with love to hear what you think is enough being done. you can post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x bcps. >> norah: tonight the historic heat wave not seen by some in decades. >> we can't escape the heat. >> norah: day one of dangerous weather for tens of millions of americans including a new york, philadelphia, and chicago. >> this will be intense, long-lasting, and widespread. numerous record highs and lows fall this week. >> norah: plus as wildfires burn across california, the impact gusty winds could have on firefighting efforts. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ more than 80% of the country is facing scorching temperatures from arizona to maine. good evening. i am norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. some are o

we'd like to hear what you think post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi ex cbs evening news coming up next on kpi ex local news continues on our streaming service, >> oh, my god. >> nancy: tonight, horror at arkansas grocery store as a shooter opens fire. speak i thought it was fireworks. or that he told me to turn around, active shooter. >> nancy: three people are dead there were ten others are hurt, including two officers. new details about how the suspect was taken down. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, and thank you for being with us. i'm nancy cordes in for norah o'donnell. we start with that breaking news. another deadly mass shooting in america, this time in arkansas. it happened at lunch time, about an hour south of little rock. the gunman firing a shot after at a grocery store before he was taken down by police officers. the director of the arkansas state police spoke just a short time ago, giving new information about the status of the victims, but no word on the suspects motive yet. cbs's omar villafranca has the very latest. >> mad butcher in

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cbs evening news is next year on kpi ex local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area00. >> norah: guilty on all counts. hunter biden is convicted on federal gun charges. tonight, we are hearing from one of the jurors about how they reached a verdict. >> after you went through all of the evidence, there was no question? >> there was no question. >> norah: plus, president biden arrives in wilmington to support his only surviving son come after first lady holding hands with hunter after

well, thanks for joining us today, a lot going on cbs evening news is coming up next year on kpi x andcal news continues. on our streaming service. cbs. news bay area we will see it this evening at 5:00 pm pm for the very latest. >> 916. >> norah: tonight, chilling never of us aren't seen video of the nation's capital shot before the deadliest terror attacks on u.s. soil.

define us and so be sure to catch all of our pride month coverage so far by going to our website that is kpi x.com. and remember, we have a pride special hope. i love prior starts at 10 a.m. on sunday, june 30th that's over on plus and you can also string it on the free cbs. >>we have beautiful weather as we head into our father's day weekend, but it is going to get a little bit gusty er day by day, and the reason why is because high pressure is just to the south of us. low pressure is dropping in from the north, allowing for strong pressure gradient. and what does that mean for us? well, breezy days throughout the next couple days, it's going to last as we head into early next week to but let's start off with this morning lasting into this afternoon. notice how wind speeds light up fast heading into the afternoon hours by 3:00. coast around 40 mile per hour winds near bodega bay 30 mile per hour winds near san francisco and that's a similar trend, often to our inland areas to all the way into dinner time hours tonight, it's going to be a breezy 1. but other than that, i mean so many fun eve

poster thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x the cbs evening news is up >> this is bad. this is really bad. >> norah: tonight, relentless storms for the midwest already reeling from catastrophic flooding. >> all this destruction you see around me, not a hurricane, not an earthquake. it was all done by a flood. >> norah: homes destroyed, roadways collapsed, and the concern tonight about that at

kpi x cbs evening ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight the new video of the daring israeli operation in gaza. >> americading to us. >> norah: what it took to bring home four hostages from hamas captivity and why the mission almost fell apart. plus with palestinian civilians killed in the raid, could the united states push for a cease-fire ban jeopardy. "cbs evening news" starts now. international pressure builds on hamas to accept a cease-fire and hostage proposal laid out by president biden. tonight the terror group says it's ready to negotiate. good evening, i am norah o'donnell. thank you for being with us. we want to begin with the new diplomatic push to stop the israel-hamas war. and renewed hope that more hostages could be released. the u.n. security council just approve the latest plan and america's top diplomat secretary of state antony blinken is back in the middle east trying to close the deal tonight. this comes as we are getting dramatic new video of the daring raid that freed four is really hostages over the weekend. which came at a staggering cost for palestinian civilians. cbs's chris liv

post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x the cbs evening news is next local news continue.bs news bay area will see you at 5. >> norah: tonight, the historic rematch. joe biden and donald trump arrive in atlanta, set to meet on the debate stage. the candidates trade blows ahead of the high-stakes showdown pierced >> you're fired, joe, get out of here, joe. >> the threat that trump poses is greater in his second term then is first. >> norah: tonight, our

kpi. x, the cbs evening news is next local news. continues on our streaming service.s bay area all see you at 5. >> james: tonight, president biden unveils new border restrictions. >> to protect america as a land that welcome immigrants, we must first secure the border and secure it now. >> james: what the new policy means for migrants coming

we'd like to hear what you think, post your fonts online using the hashtag kpi ex cbs evening news is kpx and local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area ♪ ♪ >> norah: there is breaking news about an alleged terror plot overseas, where president biden's tonight. good evening, i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we are coming on the air with this new information because police in france have arrested a suspected terrorist who was reportedly badly burned after an explosion near paris charles de gaulle airport. president biden and other world leaders, including ukrainian president zelenskyy, are all they are gathering in france for

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post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x the cbs evening news is next local news continue. on our streaming service. cbs news bay area will see you at 5. >> norah: tonight, the historic rematch. joe biden and donald trump arrive in atlanta, set to meet on the debate stage. the candidates trade blows ahead of the high-stakes showdown pierced >> you're fired, joe, get out of here, joe. >> the threat that trump poses is greater in his second term then is first. >> norah: tonight, our new reporting from a context, and analysis. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ the debate that could mark a turning point in the race for president, just five months from election day. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, in new york tonight, and thank you for being with a spear millions arcs back to tune in for the matchup between president joe biden and former president donald trump. the two meeting at the earliest presidential debate in history. it is a chance for voters to hear the candidates vastly different visions for the future for america, and the contrast between the two cannot be more

cbs evening news is next year on kpi ex local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area will see you at 5:00. >> norah: guilty on all counts. hunter biden is convicted on federal gun charges. tonight, we are hearing from one of the jurors about how they reached a verdict. >> after you went through all of the evidence, there was no question? >> there was no question. >> norah: plus, president biden arrives in wilmington to support his only surviving son come after first lady holding hands with hunter after moments after his conviction. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the president changing his schedule before heading overseas and going to delaware to see hunter biden just hours after his son is convicted. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell. thank you for being with us. that moment of embraced captured on camera on the national guard airport now named after the president's late son, beau, who died of cancer in 2015. this child publicly aired some of the first family's most moments, with just five months until the presidential election. the presiden

poster thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x the cbs evening news is up >> this is bad. this is really bad. >> norah: tonight, relentless storms for the midwest already reeling from catastrophic flooding. >> all this destruction you see around me, not a hurricane, not an earthquake. it was all done by a flood. >> norah: homes destroyed, roadways collapsed, and the concern tonight about that at risk of failing. >> we are dealing with a catastrophic loss. >> norah: plus dangerous heat inspecting tens of millions of americans from coast to coast. the news starts now. ♪ ♪ there is a new round of severe storms spanning the midwest tonight treating fresh have. good evening to your crime norah o'donnell. and we are going to begin our broadcast once again tonight with wild weather in the u.s. it has been our lead story almost every night for the past tendays. and that is because it has been the hottest, wettest start for summer ever in some areas, all made more likely by climate change. the extreme weather is having dire consequences, authorities keepig a close eye tonight on th

well, thanks for joining us today, a lot going on cbs evening news is coming up next year on kpi x and your local news continues. on our streaming service. cbs. news bay area we will see it this evening at 5:00 pm pm for the very latest. >> 916. >> norah: tonight, chilling never of us aren't seen video of the nation's capital shot before the deadliest terror attacks on u.s. soil. why 9/11 families want you to see it. >> this seems like a really big thing to just be made public. >> norah: "60 minutes" report who is the man behind the camera and why it raises new questions about if al qaeda acted alone. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ we start with a cbs news exclusive. the unnerving video outside the u.s. capital filmed two years before the 9/11 attacks. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. two decades ago, the 9/11 commission found that al qaeda acted alone, but victims families say that is not true, pointing to this video and other evidence as proof. they are suing saudi arabia claiming its government provided crucial assistance to the hijackers a

the cbs evening news is next on kpi x will see you at 5. ♪ ♪ >> the structural integrity of the dam hasn a question for a long time. >> norah: tonight the new threat in the midwest, a major dam at risk of immediate failure after catastrophic flooding hits the region. speak of the devastation is severe in its widespread. >> norah: the cleanup tonight with millions under flood alerts and millions more facing excessive heat. >> it has been hot times and more areas will feel that. >> norah: this "cbs evening news" starts right now. ♪ ♪ deadly and destructive floodwaters ravage iowa, minnesota, and south dakota, good evening, i am norah o'donnell, thank you for being with us. millions of americans are under threat as rivers continue to rise with some reaching record levels, homeowners have fled to higher ground as they brace for even more rain. the record flooding has reached the rooftops of buildings, cut off entire neighborhoods and shut down roads and major highways. a new two nights, authorities are wanting a key dam in minnesota is in danger of an imminent failure. that is a breach that

cbs evening news is next on kpi x local >> margaret: will hunter biden testify in his own defense and his federal gun trial? the legal team of the president's son prepares to make a big decision. >> defense lawyers will tell you that that is one of the riskiest things you can do in a criminal case, is to call the defendant himself to testify. >> margaret: plus, hunter biden's daughter takes the stand. what she said that made her father emotion all. the evening news starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, and thank you for being with us. i'm margaret brennan in for norah o'donnell. the prosecution rested in the federal gun trial of hunter biden. his eldest daughter took the stand today to testify in his defense. naomi biden told the jury about visiting her father while he was in rehab, just weeks before the gun purchase at the center of the case. she said, "he seems like the clearest i had seen him since my uncle died." and then i told him i was so proud of him. an emotional moment that came after prosecutors wrapped their case with testimony from law enforcement officials, who spoke about drug

we'd like to hear what you think, post your fonts online using the hashtag kpi ex cbs evening news is next on kpx and local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area ♪ ♪ >> norah: there is breaking news about an alleged terror plot overseas, where president biden's tonight. good evening, i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we are coming on the air with this new information because police in france have arrested a suspected terrorist who was reportedly badly burned after an explosion near paris charles de gaulle airport. president biden and other world leaders, including ukrainian president zelenskyy, are all they are gathering in france for the 80th anniversary of the d-day invasion. cbs's ed o'keefe is traveling with the president. he joins us now live from paris, and ed, what have we learned? b2 norah, good evening. as you said, the president here now a the start of a five-day visit to france. the secret service says this incident is having no effect on his movements and the fbi is monitoring the situation. monday afternoon at a hotel near the char

post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpi x the cbs evening news is next on kpx and local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area i'll see ou at 5. >> norah: life-threatening flooding. the relentless rain in florida leads to flash flooding as part of the sunshine state breaks records and there is no relief in sight. >> nonstop precipitation, which means more flooding is likely, more daily rainfall records are likely. >> norah: plus intense heat from coast-to-coast. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ the threat of catastrophic damage with torrential downpours and rising floodwaters across south florida. that's where we begin. good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. tonight, more than 2 million people are under flood warnings and alerts with streets and entire neighborhoods underwater. in miami, more than a foot of rain fell in the last 24 hours and fort lauderdale is declaring a state of emergency, telling people stay off the roads. apartment buildings and homes became their own islands surrounded by floodwaters. hundreds of fli

supports these moments, tell me how you evaluate the efficiency of the work, well, he started telling me kpish, and in the end i realized that they themselves do not have such a... clear understanding, and then there sits one colleague, my one of lab's experts says: listen, they still have the number of imposed arrests in their reports, yes, that is, if he crosses out that he will not impose, then i guess i think so, i don't claim it, but i do i think that this is probably a minus for him then in his summary of activities, that is, it is in a continuation of what the business shoemaker roman vashchyuk was talking about, and we have it. the philosophy of people who are law enforcement officers, the worse, the better, that's how it turns out, that's why the first thing we should change and what we 're fighting for now, including changes to the criminal procedural code, to the criminal code, this should be a top-down initiative change from punitive to prejudicial, when you did not commit a crime, you are well done, when the crime happened to you, then this is a minus for you, then it will work.

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>> there are a variety of metrics and there are five or six kpis we monitor and they are up and running and we establish what is the green and yellow and red zones and they need to stay in the green zone while they increase production. we then have progress we are monitoring on the other elements of the plan that will rollout like a tool management system and training and things of that nature and we will measure that through the audit and it will be a combination of those factors and we will watch that as they start to increase production from the current level and make an a valuation as they get to that number. >> as you know, the boeing max airplane crashes in 2018 and 2019 shocked and scared pilots and passengers alike. boeing made terrible mistakes that killed hundreds of people. and shattered the company's reputation. likewise, the faa was caught flat footed with shoddy oversight. in this latest crisis of confidence, what is the faa doing differently to hold itself accountable for the oversight the agency is required to have? >> it is a good and fair question. i think that we have

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is a 2018 issue, we can argue about the challenges of the company going forward, but in terms of the kpis the initiatives in place at the time, from my understanding, he hit those. so, i think we start to play a dangerous game when we allow five, six years to lapse and then we look back, looking to make changes retroactively. >> right that's true. but if you are a shareholder today and not a shareholder then, and all you've seen are losses in your stock, how do you vote? do you think, oh, he ethically deserves this pay, because he earned it. or do you think, i'm unhappy, because i'm losing money in the stock. >> you certainly -- >> i think you can think both. >> go ahead. you can think both. how do you ultimately vote? >> i actually ultimately vote for, because i do think those were -- i think that if the issue with the delaware court, which is -- we don't opine on how much money he should get, at all. we don't care. we care that the process was kosher. i think if the process had been kosher at the time, he would have gotten this pay package. we want him -- if -- i don't own it, but if yo