million it's tuesday, july 19th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >> i can hold myself together now because i've done my time. >> sounding off. families of victims from the uvalde mass shooting confront the local school board in a heated and emotional meeting. preparing for prime time. new details emerge about the january 6 hearing on thursday. the former white house insiders who are expected to testify. >> this was the first time that i saw how quickly fire can spread. like it can be a matter of seconds. >> nightmare train ride. flames get dangerously close to stranded passengers in spain as

wildfires and a deadly heatwave torch most of europe. well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a heated conversation in uvalde, texas, where angry parents are demanding local school board members step down. families slammed school and federal officials last night. they're asking for accountability after a scathing report detailed failures in response to the mass shooting that left 21 people dead at robb elementary in may. harvey biggs is in new york with the details on this. harvey, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. it was an emotionally charged morning as family victims demanded answers and shared their frustrations with officials. the house committee found among other things, poor decision-making and a lack of leadership on that tragic day. grief and anger continued to be on display in uvalde, texas.

>> for the injustice that was done to our children. >> this was the scene last night as angry residents and parents sounded off at a local school board meeting. they want to know what is being done to safeguard the schools in the future. many also calling for district police chief pete arredondo to be let go. >> if he's not fired by noon at tomorrow, i want your resignation and every single one of the board members because you do not give a damn about our children or us. >> they're blamed for failing to take charge. but a preliminary report by the district house investigatory committee says other agents should have stepped up and assumed command. the investigation found, quote, egregiously poor decision-making at the heart of the botched response to the shooting. >> we've got to get in there. we've got to get in there. he keeps shooting. >> surveillance video shows police arrived at the school within the first minutes of the

911 calls. a total of 376 law enforcement officers from nearly two dozen federal, state, and local agencies descended on the scene. they waited over an hour before moving to take the gunman down. school officials told parents they're considering delaying the start of next school year to make sure more safety measures are in place. that report also reveals family members of the gunman say he was bullied as a fourth grader. he attacked the same fourth grade he attended. anne-marie? >> harvey biggs in new york. harvey, thank you. we're learning more details on the prime time january 6th hearing on thursday. there will be at least two people testifying. one of them is matthew pottinger, former deputy nat national security adviser. he was the most senior white house official to resign after the capitol riot. sarah matthews, former press secretary, is also expected to testify.

she resigned as well following the insurrection. the committee is expected to detail what president trump did or did not do during the hours on january 6th as rioters stormed the capitol. thursday's hearing could be the final one of the summer. and jury selection will continue today in the contempt of congress trial for steve bannon. a long adviser for former president trump faces criminal charges for refusing to cooperate with the capitol riot investigation. yesterday he criticized the televised public hearings. >> it's nothing but a show trial. it's time they started having other witnesses who can give other testimony other than what they've been putting up. >> 12 jurors and two alternates are needed for bannon's trial. a brutal heatwave is torching europe, leading to deaths, wildfires, and evacuations. in some areas, temperatures are 30 degrees above normal. ramy inocencio is reporting from london.

>> reporter: thick smoke billows as parts of western europe burn. fire sparked by a heatwave, pushing temperatures to new records. in spain's region, they're fighting with whatlittle water they have. this man used his digger to make a trench, only to be engulfed in flames. he ran out. passengers panicked as flames surrounded their train before traveling on safely. more than 1,100 people have died due to the heat in spain and neighboring portugal where temperatures soared to 117 degrees over the weekend. in southwest france where record temperatures hit, fires are out of control, burning at least 37,000 acres as more than 30,000 people have been evacuated. the uk has started feeling the heat. 100 degrees near london where residents took any opportunity to stay cool. while below ground, unlucky commuters sweltered. here in the london underground it's about 32 degrees celsius. that's about 90 degrees

fahrenheit. this system is only about half air-conditioned, and it makes for a very stifling rush hour. >> reporter: the heat snarl ed transport and the run rey was melted. this airport closed for repairs while train tracks were painted white to stop them from buckling. it's a result of what's to come. >> if you look at history, it's never been this hot before. >> it's probably going to burn and disintegrate in probably 20 years. president biden could be on the verge of declaring a national climate emergency. sources tell "the washington post" that mr. biden is hoping to advance his environmental agenda as soon as this week after it was stalled on capitol hill when senator joe manchin withdrew his support. the west virginia democrat cited record-high inflation for opposing the $300 million plan, which would reduce emissions an.

ai hwould pen n of accounters. wefiout w deg inhat le thr le dead ano others injured, including a 12-year-old girl. police are crediting a 22-year-old bystander who was carrying a licensed gun with stopping an even bigger tragedy by shooting and killing the gunman who opened fire at the greenwood park mall sunday afternoon. >> he engaged the gunman from quite a distance with a handgun, was very proficient in that, very tactically sound, and as he moved to close in on the suspect, he was also motioning for people to exit behind him. >> police say that they do not have a motive yet for the shooting. well, coming up, retirement decision. dr. anthony fauci reveals when he plans to step down as the country's leading infectious disease expert. and later a wedding wipeout. a huge wave makes a surprise

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the first lady of ukraine is in washington, d.c., this morning. olena arrived yesterday. she's expected to talk with jill biden today and then lawmakers tomorrow. the two ladies first met when jill biden traveled to ukraine. prince harry spoke and dr. anthony fauci had some news of his own. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. dr. anthony fauci said he will retire by the end of president biden's term. the 81-year-old infectious disease expert said his plans are not fully settled, but he would most likely step down by 2025.

he said that he still wants to do other things in his career and has the energy to keep working after federal service. dr. fauci was thrust into the national spotlight during the covid pandemic and often clashed with former president trump about potential treatments and the threat the virus posed. "usa today" said prince harry spoke at the u.n. honoring the legacy of nelson mandela and his links to princess diana. he delivered the keynote address on nelson mandela national day yesterday. he praised the anti-apartheid icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years in prison. harry also spoke about the photo of his late mother and nelson mandela. squhoo when i first looked at the photo, what i first noticed was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, cheekiness, even.

the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to serving humanity. >> he also focused on the climate change crisis, and he urged world leaders to focus on the issue to, quote, save humanity. and reuters says the blue angels have named the first female pilot in the quadrant's history. amanda lee has been selected. the team will undergo five months of training in california before starting the 2023 season. 19nd perfo aeriamoves at airr ight dstrati >>"rcomi to a stornear you. the toy retailer is teaming up with a major department store just in time for the holidays. n with a major department store just in time for the holidays. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past

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pop artist claes oldenburg known for his oversized sculptures of everyday objects has died. the swedish born american rose to flame in the 1950s and '60s in new york city. some of oldenburg's best known works include the 45-foot clothes pin on display in philadelphia and the 96-foot-tall bat called bat column. he died yesterday at the age of 93. it seems gm headquarters will stay in the motor city, at least for now. ceo mary barra said there are no plans to move from the seven-tower complex in downtown detroit. but she admitted she doesn't know what will happen in five, ten, or 15 years. >> if there's opportunities where we can improve that area and do the right thing for the city, we will.

right now the ren cen is our home, and detroit will continue to be our home. >> she predicted by the end of the decade her company will sell more vehicles than tesla. last year they sold 25,000 vehicles. tesla sold an estimated 352,000 vehicles. and the fight over twitter's future heads to court today, and toys "r" us is returning in a big way. matt pieper has those stories and more in today's "moneywatch" report. >> reporter: stocks closed lower on monday, marking a choppy start to a week full of updates on two things that set stock prices, how much profit companies are making and where interest rates are heading. the dow lost 215, nasdaq down 92, the s&p 500 losing 32. might see some tweets about this today. it is the first court hearing in the twitter versus elon musk suit. musk is not expected in the delaware courthouse. twitter sued him one week ago to force him to continue to buy the company after he said he was terminating the deal. musk has said the court should

reject twitter's request for a short trial in the next two months. possible good news at the gas pump. the biden administration's energy adviser says gas could soon drop to an average of 4 dollars a gallon. it's already that price in states with oil like texas and oklahoma. the national average stands at just over $4.50 a gallon, but gasbuddy says 25,000 stations are now back at $3.99 a gallon or less. and we already knew toys "r" us was attempting a comeback. now they say they will open shops inside every macy's store in the u.s., by mid-october, just in time for the holidays. in fact, some will open by the end of this month. the once popular toys "r" us went bankrupt and closed all the stores in 2018. that is your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. up next, a wet wedding. a huge wave makes an unexpected splash in hawaii, sending guests running. wedding.

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they defeated canada last night to win the concacaf women's championship in nextco. alex morgan scored the lone goal in the 78th minute of the game. the win earns the u.s. a spot in the 2024 olympic games. he keeps going. he's down on a knee. bat is flipped. >> washington nationals star juan s woc his first home ruerby23-yoldit a of 53 homers. he has been surrounded by speculation that he might be leaves the nats after turning down a huge contract extension. and there was a lot of excitement outside the united nations in new york city. just take a look. a small group of people cheered as meghan markle left the u.n. she waved at the gleeful bystanders. she attended a speech

delivered by her husband prince harry. >> i couldn't tell you how happy i am to have seen meghan markle. she is more beautiful in person than what we have seen on television or in pictures. oh, my goodness. my dream just came true. >> meghan and harry moved to california two years ago after stepping down as senior members of the royal family. and some wedding crashers that the couple -- this couple actually will never forget. guests scattered as a giant wave breached a seawall on hawaii's big island over the weekend. oh, look at that. the reception was just getting started for dylan and riley murphy when the huge swells splashed up. the wedding cake survived and the dance floor got a little muddy, but that did not stop everyone from dancing all night, and the couple said they had a blast. so coming up only on "cbs mornings," third eye blind front man stephan jenkins joins us to tell us about the band's new tour and the 25th anniversary of

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right now on kpix 5 news at 5:00 a.m. a family mourning after a deadly shooting inside a bowling alley. the key piece of evidence left behind by the gunman. san francisco health officials are expected to give

an update on monkeypox cases, plus when they expect to get more doses of the vaccine. also this morning, infected with covid but testing negative. we break down on why you should not bank on the at-home rapid tests. if you're getting ready to hit the roadways early this morning, the ride into the altamont pass a busy one, we're checking your travel times coming up. let's start with your top stories. police identified a suspect they believe opened fire in a bowling alley in livermore on saturday killing a man. the suspect is 27-year-old roger garcia and he's still on the run. police say he is a convicted felon. the owner of granada bowl says investigators identified garcia quickly because he handed over his i.d. to play pool and never came back for it. the owner says there is surveillance video of the altercation that led up to that shooting. the texas dtm