hl will be interesting to see. >> kn with the san francisco chronicle. thank you both. >> thank you. >> we turn our attention to climate change. >>> this week a united nations report warns as maas 1 million plants and animal species are at risk of extinction laerjly due to human action and global warming. it included thousand of scientific studies. and food security and clean water. we talk more about is with an energy professor at u.c. berkeley. and founder and president of the politic action commitae nextgen america. i know you have been lobbying for president. there was his assertion and the house committee vote to hold attorney general b or in contemcongress. but they're still side stepping the issue of impeachmen what do you think it will take to change their mind? >> i think as speaker pelosi said we're in a constitutional crisis because this has -- in an almost blaengt fashion says he does not recognize the saration of powers and he sin eeffect at war with an equal branch of government. i believe we are in a crisis and that crisis will enly deepen

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. >> every parent kns that toys are becoming more high tech. >> but tech comes with cyber crime and therere more signs that hackers are targeting your kids. >> this is scary, yes, because i have little kids. >> so what can you do to help keep your children safe? >> consumer reporter susan hogan reveals everything you need to know out the >>> you're watching "news 4 today". >>> it will soon be illegal to use tobacco products on virginia school grounds. the governor signed a bill into law making all public schools tobacco free. this will make virginia one of 20 states to have a full tobacco ban. back in february he signed a having ecigarettes and vapes illegal. a couple of weeks i did a story on vaping. it will be interesting to see what impact the new lawis. >>> almost everywhere you go you're on camera. >> now one u.s. city blocking local police from using facial recognition software. san francisco supervisors passed a bill yesterdayci banning departments and city police from using tech that detects fac in pictures and videos then matches those faces to a database. supporters of the ban s

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i'm sure a lot of those performances are in the, you kn, queen, "bohemian rhapsody" genre too based oname. >> it's truly charity, ough. that's nice that they're raising money. >>> all right. watch out, thanos, a new marvel villain in town. this one is a little smaller and a whole lot cuter. chip gaines shared a photo of his adorable 10-month-old crew sleeping peacefully while sporting multiple colored balls on the top of his hand similar to that infinity gauntlet. the photo was taken after a family viewing of the box office hit "avengers: endgame." gaines wrote jokingly on his instagram, quote, not sure ifhee left t theater with crew or thanos jr. >> either way adorable. the sleeping baby, anything like that, it's all good. >>> teacher a all overbama are pulling together their sick days to help out their fellow colleague. green's 1-year-old daughter, kinsley, who was diagnosed with leukemia last october. when david ran out of sick days, s wife took to facebook asking teachers to donate their time. after her post, david got over 100 donated sick days. thanks to all those generous tehers

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it's not like thow didn't kn they knew there was no collusion. they're smart peopleer evne from schiff to nadler to schumer to pelosi, they all knew there was no collusion. >> reporter: the white house says the ex-counsel has immunity from anyof type testimony granted in a legal decision made public on monday now, the chairman of the committee says he will seek d hold mcgahn in contempt if in fact he doesn't show today, and we suspect and we expect at he willot phillip, back to zbyou. >> craig, thank you. >>> abortion rights protesters are expected to flood statehouses and courthouses today. more than 50 organizations including the aclu and planned parentod are participating in the #stopthebans protest advocates are calling for a day of action to protest a wave of extreme bans on abortion nbc's stephanie gosk is in louisiana with the latest. >> reporter: the fight over roe v. wade is quickly reaching a boiling point. state after state passing new restrictive laws next up is louisiana, on the cusp of banning abortion as early as six weeks into pre

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one kn adolino, who had been raising her as a single parent, could request to be reunited, but only at risk of putting her back in detention. "after all this time, hugging my daughter is what's most important," he says. it's all i can think about." the organization immigrant families together has now stepped in, paying adolino's bond so he could be released from detention in california. the next day he flew to texas to see her again. ( speaking spanish ) your dream is going to become true. you'll see him again. we were with her as she headed to the airport. and as 326 days apart finally came to an end. >> reporter: "if i at 40 years old got to feeling like i was going crazy, the suffering at her tender age, her young mind, i can't even imagine," he says. >> reporter: you did not want to let him go? >> reporter: your concern now is how to talk to her about what happened. "when they separated her from me, she was asleep in my arms.kt happened." at least now the healing process can begin. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, houston. >> glor: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," tonight william

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. >> so, i am not going to comment on something i don't kn and call the members of congress so we don'tcrophone put in our face asking why you are doing something when we have no clue yesterday for a number of congressal leaders on what u.s. intelligence agencies know about what is happening with iran. there will be another briefing next week for the full senate. back to you guys. >> thank you, doug. >>> well, no one knows for sure what will happen. analysts say there is a sign the struggle for power in venezuela may come to a peaceful end. representatives, and president nicolas maduro are meeting with leaders in norway. a former venezuela mayor that fled to miami remains skeptical about the talks >> the regime has been always using the administration ion to >> the venezuela embassy in washington, d.c. is now empty. metro police arrested the final group of pro-maduro activists that had been squatting there. >>> dna evidence has linked an accused killer to the death of another stanford student in the 1970s. 74-year-old john arthur gehreu has been arrested for the murder of leslie perlov

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