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i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin withord-breaking weather. the catastrophic flooding impacting communities across vermont as the northeast braces for more storms. the worst flooding in nearly 100 years has cut off entire communities and caused tens of millions of dollars in damage with homes, cars, roads, even railroad tracks washed away. president biden approved an emergency declaration to help coordinate relief efforts. and from california to florida, nearly 90 million americans are under heat alerts. in phoenix, arizona, the temperature has topped 110 degrees every day this month, and it's expected to reach nearly 120 by the weekend. we have team coverage of the storms, flooding, and the sizzling heat. cbs's meg oliver will start us off from vermont. good evening, meg. >> reporter: norah, good evening. as you can see behind me, a good portion of downtown montpelier is still underwater tonight. with the extreme flooding, officials are worried the water is contaminated and have enacted a boil-water notice. more than 6 in

this isn't necessarily anything new. it's noteworthy it hasn't happened in probably two years or so. that's noteworthy. when the russian jets did this over the black sea earlier this year with another u.s. surveillance drone where the jets got in front of it, same thing. after burners, dumped some fuel. and the drone global hawk had a ditch in the black sea, so it's russian harassment tactics and trying to remind the u.s. that they're still there, they're still a player. you know, they're not completely sucked into ukraine as much as they can't project power elsewhere. >> obviously the war in ukraine is front of mind as world leaders travel to lithuania next week for the nato head of state summit. what's the latest in terms of turkey, and i guess hungary has had some objections too into sweden's bid to join the alliance. >> there was thinking several weeks ago turkey would acquiesce. there's still huge hurdles to overcome here for sweden to get turkey's sign off to join the alliance. one is the pkk, there's a lot that su

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i'm wendy gillette, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, july 21st, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly heat. more extreme weather as a third of americans are hit by record-breaking high temperatures. the dangerous heat wave isn't expected to let up any time soon. >>> new details investigators tell cbs news, the gilgo beach murder investigation has grown to more states where the suspect had ties. >>> and finally three-peat. the u.s. women's national soccer team looks to make history at this year's world cup as they go for an unprecedented third win in a row. that goal starts tonight with the team's match against vietnam. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. there are more than 125 million americans under heat alerts this morning. temperatures are expected to hit triple digits throughout the southwest again today as the unrelenting heat wave continues for its sixth week. today in phoenix it is expected to be the 22nd consecutive day above 110 degrees. that is a new record. meanwhile, there's a big cleanup under way after

i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jerickawe begin tonight with another day of brutal heat in more than half the country. more than 67 million americans in 31 states saw temperatures top 90 degrees today. the sizzling heat was felt all the way from the deserts of arizona to the lighthouses of maine. and if that's not hot enough, nearly 40 million of you experienced feels-like temperatures in the triple digits. cbs's manuel bojorquez will start us off tonight from miami. manny, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening. the high temperature here in miami today was 95 degrees. but when you factor in the humidity, it felt like 110 degrees, all part of a heat dome that has parts of the country sweltering. even by south florida standards, this heat is excessive according to the national weather service, which issued an advisory for the third day in a row. >> it's toasty. it's toasty. >> even by miami standards. >> by miami standards. >> reporter: beau and his family are seeking shade. others, the water from the dog da

i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, july 14th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." new powerful storms bearing down on the northeast. vermont already hit hard by deadly flash floods. this as the south and west remain in the tight grip of an intense heatwave. we are tracking the latest. >>> hollywood halted. actors now joining writers on the picket line. both unions striking for the first time in more than 60 years. what this means for your favorite tv shows and movies. >>> and the powerball jackpot grows. the big prize in tomorrow night's drawing. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning tens of thousands of actors are joining writers in a strike against studios and streaming services. the union representing actors voted to strike after contract talks collapsed. it's the first time actors and writers have been on strike together in more than 60 years. it halts production across the entertainment industry that will delay tv shows and work on new movies. jarred hill is here in new york with the lates

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sofia bettiza, bbc news, lille.k up on something that sofia said there, that the view of some people of racism within the french police forces, we heard previously on bbc news previously on bbc news from the head of one of the leading french unions who said there wasn't an issue of racism within his ranks and within the force's but that's not the perception for many people, notjust in paris, but across the country, is it? deep issues with the forces there. yes, and is more than just a perception. the united nations said on friday that the french police needed to address deep—rooted issues of discrimination and racism. in response to what the united nations said, we heard from the french government that there was no foundation in what had been said by the un. we have talked to people from nanterre, the suburb of paris where nahel was from and where he was killed, who say that they believe people from minority communities are racially profiled and that what happened to nahel was the tip of the iceberg and there are so

that news revealed in a rare news conference.said yevgeny prigozhin is not there and he is in his home country. this as new details emerge on a raid on prigozhin's house. where exactly is prigozhin now? >>> back in the u.s. we're following some news from florida this morning. in just under an hour, court authorities will attempt to arraign donald trump's personal valet walt nauta for a third time. he is trump's co-defendant in the classified documents case. . >>> and we're learning never before seen details of what led to the fbi's mar-a-lago search in the first place. look at how much is still redacted, but we'll break down what we are learning in just a moment. >>> plus, the hottest day ever again. for the third day in a row, the earth recorded temperatures never seen before. >> we're pushing our ecosystems and our climate into a different place than it's been for the entirety of human civilization. >>> we begin with that rare news conference from the president of belarus and the question, where in the world is wagner chief yev

new u.s.d chart the alliance's future. >> i don't think it's ready for membership in nato. >> repo >> the war marking $500 days. >>> across the globe, treasury secretary janet yellen wraps up marathon talks in china. could icy relation begin to thaw? >> we believe that the world is big enough for both of our countries to thrive. >>> also, random rampage. a man riding a scooter opens fire, killing one, injuring three others in new york city. >>> plus, stormy sunday, intense rain, hail and floods swamp millions. with the week ahead calling for more extreme heat. >>> and later, a summer of strikes heats up. u.p.s. workers this weekend practice walking out, as mobilizing workers test their clout in a tight labor market. >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett. we begin with the phrase, heated exchanges. it's a diplomatic term that conveys hard choices and big stakes. president biden will wrestle with both at the nato summit this week as he hopes to maintai

this year. >> from abc news in new york, this is america for this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyoned happy july 4th. i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. we will get to that deadly mass shooting in philadelphia in just a moment. but we do want to begin with your holiday weather. >> storms could disrupt july 4th. plans from boston to dc and across the midwest and the plains. meanwhile parts of the west could see record heat today. even portland, oregon, could see temperatures approaching 100 degrees. this morning. holiday plans under threat with millions of americans is on alert for severe storms. and dangerous heat. powerful storms rolling across the east. wind and rain slamming areas north of new york city. >> oh, my goodness. yeah, just slow down. >> slow down. >> in virginia, heavy rain making travel treacherous. and across the border in north carolina, strong winds and hail. power outages stretching from the east coast to missouri. more than 100,000 customers left in the dark today. the midwest and plains faced the biggest threat . >> you reset in the midwe

nbc news foreign correspondent molly hunter is in new zealand for us.nd, and it is all excitement, both host cities, the co-host australia and new zealand. it is late at night and they are still excited. sydney played in front of a huge home crowned. new zealand played in front of a large crowd. they beat norway 1-0. that is the first win for a new zealand team ever. we're of course watching the u.s. team, number one ranked in the world. a lot of newcomers, a lot of veterans. we sat down with co-captain alex morgan. take a listen. it's the biggest women's sporting event in the world, and today new zealand's beauty and culture on full display welcoming 32 nations to both new zealand and australia for the women's 2023 fifa world cup. but here in auckland, the fanfare interrupted this morning by a rare and deadly shooting incident, locking down parts of the city and closing the fan zone on opening day. >> underway -- >> but the first matches kicking off as planned. new zealand peat beating norway. auckland, new zealand is the other main host city. it's als

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patrick fryston gb news, britain's news news radio . news radio. >> welcome back.t later on i will be discussing the idea that maybe jeremy hunt is an absolute dud and we are heading for economic ruin. and as joe biden makes a very brief visit to the uk, i will ask, does the us president really hate britain? but a teenage boy has been arrested after a teacher was stabbed at a secondary school. gloucestershire police said an aduu gloucestershire police said an adult has been taken to hospital with a suspected stab wound after academy was after tewkesbury academy was placed on lockdown. we're going live our reporter jack live now to our reporter jack carson, is outside the carson, who is outside the school. jack thank you very much. what's the latest ? much. what's the latest? >> well, patrick, we're about five, ten minutes away from a police press conference or a police press conference or a police statement here, rather, to, of course, find out a little bit more information about what exactly happened here at this school. this morning, we have reports called report

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this morning, new legal woes for former president trump after the special counsel announced new charges over the alleged mishandling of classified documents. special counsel jack smith filing a superseding indictment yesterday , adding two new counts against trump, including an additional count of willful retention of national defense information and another count of obstruction of justice. trump had already been facing 37 counts of mishandling classified information and obstruction. in addition to the new charges against trump, the head of maintenance at mar a lago, carlos de oliveira, is facing charges for allegedly making false statements to the fbi. prosecutors allege trump ordered de oliveira to delete surveillance footage from mar a lago that had been subpoenaed by the grand jury. the new accusations were revealed in the superseding indictment, claiming de oliveira and another employee used flashlights and pointed them at cameras in a tunnel near a storage room. >> and the detail here is fascinating. he talks about going and looking to where the surveillance cameras are walking wi

nate foy light in the new york city news room with the very latest on this chilly since a repair. >>e man known as the ptk serial killer's real name a status pretty claims he told reporters years ago his clone is the long island serial killer. call them self ptk he bound, tortured, killed 10 people he writes to fox news digital about similarities he sees with himself and rex heuermann p wrote i was arrested age 59, married, two kids, husband, dad, longlongtime serial killer, sto, use electronic devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected, dna and electronic's downfall. much like me. both men's wives almost immediately file for divorce after their arrest. heuermann's wife of 27 years did that on wednesday. the 59-year-old is on suicide watch and isolated jail cell and suffolk county. he has had no visitors other than his lawyer. suffolk county sheriff tells fox that heuermann has shown no emotion whatsoever since being arrested. meanwhile heuermann family home is been torn apart by investigators for a ninth straight day for this is a live look right now. we see police on the street bl

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news network. one of the company's top post tucker carlson is now out. folks, news says it's policy and company with tucker costs, and one of his most popular. i'm controversial, presenting costs and hosted his a tucker, carl said suddenly no longer with a why does that matter? i'll tell you what matters. it matters because he was the networks most watched personality with the most watched news show. so why would they then let him go when you ask? because that's how cable news works. and as good as tuckers ratings were very something he maybe did not know about this business of ours. but let me take you through my own journey of how i came to know this secret about cable news that few, including my friend tucker seemed. it's really more about what they don't understand about the people who run the cable news companies. people like fox news owner, rupert murdoch here, let me take you back. i want them who made murdock his billions of dollars. none other than roger rails who practically invented fox

new york, new jersey, south carolina, and nevada. to determine if the suspect, 59-year-old rex heuermann, is connected to any additional unsolved murders, including a wave of killings in atlantic city in 2006. well, now that investigators have his dna in a statewide database, other law enforcement agencies can run his information against open cases. last friday, heuermann was charged in the murders of three women and is the prime suspect in the death of a fourth. he pleaded not guilty to all charges. investigators are combing through his massapequa park home inch by inch for evidence, and police in new york are now in possession of an suv from south carolina that may be connected to at least one of the murders. cbs's lilia luciano is going to start us off tonight from outside the suspect's home. >> rex, did you do it? >> reporter: tonight, the investigation into the gilgo beach murders spreads nationwide. cbs news has learned police are looking into whether one or more of the three murders rex heuermann is charged with may have taken

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i'm astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begindangerous weather from coast to coast, from brutal heat to severe storms. a line of thunderstorms from new york to here in d.c. caused hundreds of flight delays and cancellations. the damage tonight as dark storm clouds rolled in, in new york city, prompting flash flood alerts, and look at this. heavy rains pouring into the subway during the afternoon commute. it also brought down trees in parts of brooklyn. and from coast to coast, that dangerous heat dome, it's expanding and growing more intense from montana to miami. two-thirds of the nation will experience temperatures above 90 degrees within the next 24 hours. the most brutal conditions are in the southwest with the city of phoenix topping 110 for the 26th straight day. cbs's nicole sganga is going to start us off tonight from one of the hottest cities in the nation, tempe. >> reporter: the numbers are astounding. the impact is heartbreaking. >> this is not normal. this is abnormal. >> reporter: maricopa county, which includes pho

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we will bring the news at 8 o'clock.section to the glass hall of sed and sima news agency together with criminal associates in the name of good morning, it is a day of condolence to mr. hosseini, and i would like to express my condolences at the beginning , to the dear viewers, on the occasion of the arrival of tasua hosseini, the day named after qamar mounir bani hashem. in the mirror of sed and sima news agency, in the program of today, islam, the reporter, as always , we have to deal with the events and happenings of the day, and the reports and news that my colleagues in sed and sima news agency have regarding the events of the day , please give your opinion, dear viewers. well, today is the biggest country event we are celebrating tasuai hosseini's day and definitely all our reports and journalists will cover the same issue. first of all, i just want to explain that today many ceremonies are held all over the country and the people of our country are from different ethnicities with many diversity. today will be comm

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nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard outside donald trump's golf club in bedminster, new jersey. and mary mccord, former acting assistant attorney general for national security and msnbc legal analyst. so, ken, what more do we know about the new person charged in this case? >> good morning, jose. carlos de oliveira, the property manager at mar-a-lago, his lawyer has declined to comment and he is expected in court on monday to answer these charges and he's charged with a stand alone count of lying to federal investigators about his actions moving the boxes. so, they have significant leverage over him, but as you said, what this new indictment lays out is a disturbing new dimension to the obstruction of justice portion of this case. these are allegations, but what they allege is that essentially donald trump ordered his employees to delete this footage, surveillance footage at mar-a-lago, three days after he received a grand jury subpoena demanding the footage. when you read this indictment, it reads like a mafia case, where walt nauta, who is already a co-defendant in this case, t

some breaking news in new zealand with an update. an update-— with an update. this is the information _ with an update. this is the information we _ with an update. this is the information we are - with an update. this is the information we are able i with an update. this is the information we are able toi with an update. this is the - information we are able to share so far. the shooter was armed with a shotgun, he moved through the site disarming the fire garment as he went through. as he went up the building, he contained himself is in her elevator, shots were fired. i want to thank the brave men and women of the new zealand police will run into the gunfire, straight into harm's way in order to save the lives of others. these kinds of situations will fast and that actions of others who risk their lives to save others is nothing short of heroic. i want to acknowledge that the evidence first responders there quickly on the scene this morning. this is still an ongoing police operation and i have limited further information that i can

in other news... reported profits after tax of 663 million euros, that's 737 million dollars, for the three months to the end ofjune, and higher than before the pandemic. it's evidence that consumers are still spending on travel even as household budgets are squeezed. ryanair did cut its forecasts for passenger growth for the rest of this year, but only because of production delays at boeing, which makes the 737 planes in its fleet. the eurozone shrank at its fastest rate in the eight months untiljuly. the purchasing manager's index fell to 48.9 injuly — any figure above 50 indicates growth. food for thought for the european central bank ahead of its next interest rate decision on thursday. it's been a bumper weekend at the movie box office as the barbie film has become the us and canada's biggest film of the year so far according to distributor warner bros. the company said an estimated $155m was made in its opening weekend. meanwhile, new release oppenheimer made $93.7m in the us according to univer

they've got new plans to target some of it. even this new legal path could be shaky.more details. >> we've been reporting on this since january that the white house has really been under pressure from progressives, from advocacy groups to have a plan "b" here, and we saw exactly that play out on friday. and basically what they're doing here is swapping their old legal rationale, the heroes act with the higher education act. that is in fact a law progressives have long said they should have used in the first place. it has broader authorities. it has more flexibilities, but we're hearing from legal experts this is likely to fail again. it's going to take at least a year for this plan to come out, so we're probably not going to see anything until fall of 2024, which is of course just months before the election. and that is going to be a huge issue that puts this back in the spotlight. but the supreme court made it very clear they do not believe the president has any authorities here. of course they were ruling on the heroes act, but that could still stand. they sort of i

god willing, tomorrow we will actually label this new category based on the new category of companies and announce it to them, and of course we will give them a time . it changes these please inform us that the changes will be made in the bathroom and the evaluation will be repeated based on what period of time . in the new evaluation system, we have an annual evaluation. an evaluation is done once a year. after that, annually and before every three years, we did a blue border once. and by the way , it turned out well. i was going to see him again remove the knowledge base again, but in the new evaluation period of the new evaluation system, we measure the growth of companies every year based on several main indicators, we categorize them into categories with high, medium and low growth, and we also rank them, for example, the top company of 506 top companies and put a growth competition on the same branch, clearly the main and sub-indices of employment and wealth-creating indicators. thank you, we have 30 seconds. god willing, thank you very much for being with us during this short m

and most of this is our see welcome to the global news. we begin with news here in moscow, west full people are confirm data. schools and people are reported in the casualty . that could win a fight 1st at the seasons, a shopping center in the south, west of mazda. for more on this as get the details from our correspondent donald cool. who is the on the same done? what duty knows so far? is everybody out safe and sound now? well, moran, unfortunately not everyone. i'm here like you said on the scene right now where a hot water pipe burst in a mosque out shopping mall, which you can see behind me sending hot steam throughout the building. all scouts may or has already confirmed that 4 people have unfortunately, been killed in this tragedy, which is now being investigated as a case of criminal negligence. according to the russian investigative committee, there were even reports that the alarm system didn't even go off when this happened . that many people within the shopping mall had to read about it on the internet just to understand that t

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i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, july 11th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> extreme flooding slams new england overnight. emergency crews racing to save people from raging waters. storm alerts are still up in some states, and we've got the latest. >>> luxury homes swallowed by a massive landslide. the urgent warning from california by officials at this hour. >>> and madonna breaking her silence. the health update she's giving fans after she was rushed to the hospital. >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with millions of people under dangerous flood alerts this morning in the northeast, and it comes after torrential rains unleashed historic flash flooding in new york state and vermont. it washed out roads, forced evacuations, and killed one woman trying to leave her home in new york's hudson valley. dozens of people had to be rescued in vermont where 8 inches of rain fell since sunday. officials say it's the worst flooding the state has seen since tropical storm irene more than a de

a new figure emerging tonight, a new defendant in the case. the head of maintenance at mar-a-lago named carlos de oliver indictment amends a new count for the former president. he's already facing 37 counts of mishandling classified information, and obstruction. he now faces an additional count of willful retention of national defense information. and an additional obstruction of justice count. the super ceding indictment charges trump with two new counts, based on allegations that he attempted to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago in summer of 2022. the inside comes just hours after trump staged a last ditch effort to avoid being indieted in smith's other investigation, trying to overturn the 2020 election, culminating in the riot at the capitol on january 6th. the president's lawyers sitting down with special counsel jack smith at smith's office in washington, the meeting lasting a bit more than an hour. trump himself later describing the meeting as "productive," saying his team told smith "in detail that i did nothing wrong, was advi

and later, the nfl player who knows how to make an entrance at training camp. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. happy thursday. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the weather extremes from coast to coast and the rising death toll from this historic summer. >> so far it's been over 110 degrees for 20 consecutive days in phenix and now some children in arizona are going back to school in the record heat under a new school calendar. elsewhere severe storms like this one that ripped the roof off of a building in alabama are leaving a trail of destruction. >> relentless rain has also left parts of kentucky under water. >> but it's the mid-atlantic that got hit the hardest in the last 24 hours. a tornado. packing 150 mile per hour winds destroyed homes and businesses northeast of raleigh, north carolina, coming this way, tearing apart this pfizer plant in rocky mount, scattering medicine around the complex. >> there's obviously going to be impacts to pfizer's operations here. how much potential medici

these are new technologies. uh, well, let's just say it will help to quickly adapt, including changing, if necessary , elements of the structural material. well, i'm waiting next year, airworthiness certificates and wood is already in operation. so to speak, the new model, as it were promised, with imported nodes along the entire line. i roughly remembered that one of the largest customers of domestic aviation engineering is the single far eastern airlines, its fleet now includes 147 aircraft of various types in the coming years, it is planned to replenish it, including eight new a dry superjet liners last year, the company performed more than 8,000 flights on socially significant routes and transported 360,000 passengers along them. mikhail mishustin has already ordered to include a program of preferential far eastern air transportation for new directions , for which more than 80 million rubles will be allocated for financing. the decision will make it possible to increase the number of routes with tariff subsi

and having it be national news. reporter: yes, otter 841 as she's known has been quite the attention getter for those surfing the internet, seeing her surfing the waves in the viral pictures. >> and difficult to believe. this otter riding a surf board. and you can see -- see it for myself. yes. so yeah. fascinating. >> sounds crazy. makes you wonder how it's so domesticated i suppose. reporter: that's the exact question that the california department of fish and wildlife is trying to answer. they had a team out in a boat tuesday for a short period of time as the otter seemed to havr another day. it appeared to be much to her liking. the sea otter was born in an animal care facility and released into the wild more than a year before interactions with people began last september. the cdfw said it could take days or weeks to capture her and study her aggressive board-biting behavior and rehemmed in a zoo or an aquarium. people who came to see 841 live are split on thoughts of what should be done. >> we can't take a spe

era. find above and get ready to operate in this new era.— in this new era.lking about - in this new era. and also we keep talking about the - in this new era. and also we i keep talking about the impact on us humans but the rising temperature of the ocean and this new era of global boiling, but has a huge impact on ecosystem in the water we don't always have a camera. absolutely. fires are dramatic but across the oceans and across the pacific ocean, the catastrophes are less visible, less dramatic, from coral bleaching to collapse of aquatic food systems, on which the pacific islanders themselves depend. but pacific islands also, one in three of the world pozner tuna comes from the pacific islands and these are threatening the world cosmic food supplies, fundamentally flattened by warming oceans and its now entered a catastrophic phase as we are to see across florida and so many other parts of coastal parts, but we have entered an era in which everything, everywhere, all at the same time, needs to be undertaken to return our planet to some measure of stabili

faisal islam, bbc news.ortgage payments, there are tips on saving money in the tackling it together section of the bbc website. just head to bbc.co.uk/new or use the bbc app. you can also use the bbc news app. president zelensky has accused nato of weakness and uncertainty, over the reluctance of some members to set a timetable for ukraine to join the nato alliance. nato leaders meeting in lithuania have agreed to invite ukraine tojoin when certain conditions are met. nato's secretary generaljens stoltenberg said the alliance had never sent a stronger political and practical message to ukraine about its path to membership but made clear that ukraine could notjoin while it was at war with russia. our europe editor, katya adler, is at the summit in vilnius. katya... this is hardly the show of absolute unity over ukraine at night i was hoping for at its summit. it knows overin hoping for at its summit. it knows over in moscow vladimir putin is watching things here extremely closely, and the message it wants to

, south korea. >>> some breaking news tonight. nfl team owners approved the sale of the washington commanders for a record $6 billion ending a scandal-plagued era under team owner dan snyder tom costello has more on this. tom? >> reporter: lester, team owners approved the sale just as the league released the findings of a second outside investigation which found that snyder had sexually harassed a former team employee, and the team withheld revenue that it should have shared with other teams as a part of the sale, snyder agreed to pay a $60 million fine commanders fans have generally not been snyder fans. for years, he refused to change the name and the logo from the original name and its racist history and only did so under pressure and dozens of employees alleged sexual misconduct and harassment the new owners include private equity investor josh harris and nba legend magic johnson. in an exclusive interview for tomorrow's "today" show, nbc's craig melvin asked johnson how the new owners will rebuild from that toxic culture. >>

chris mason, bbc news.nfirmed that yevgeny prigozhin, head of the wagner mercenary group met vladimir putin just five days later. the talks took place at the kremlin, at the end ofjune, and included dozens of wagner commanders. mr prigozhin is said to have assured the russian president that his men are loyal and ready to continue fighting for russia. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg joins us from moscow. so, another bizarre twist in this story, steve, what's actually going on? it is bizarre, you could say that again first there was a mutiny but it was over in a day. which was very strange. but russian air force pilots were killed in had mutiny and yet no one was arrested for that. but vladimir putin called the mutinous traitors. but now it has emerged that five days later he was sitting down in the kremlin with yevgeny prigozhin and wagner commander is talking about it, so go figure. we don't know what the outcome of that meeting was. isn't my cup, i think that is unlikely, since the media here continues t

gb news. on. gb news. police after he was arrested yesterday morning. >> according to reports , >> according to reports, detectives raided the 56 year old chowdhury's home in ilford about 5:40 am. on monday. scotland yard counter—terror officers arrested a second man, a canadian national, 28 years old, who landed at heathrow on a flight from canada. seven hours later. both men were held on suspicion of being members of a banned organisation in contravention of the terrorism act 2000. the pair were being quizzed to, say, west london police station as police searched three properties in east london. that is the latest, of course, any more we will bnng of course, any more we will bring to you as we get it. but that news broke on the day that suella braverman revealed that islamic terrorism is still a major threat to britain. the home secretary also warned that russia is also using terrorism to sow division in the uk. as she laid out the government's new counter terror strategy. joining me now is kevin hurley

can i sleep over at your new place? can katie sleep over tonight? sure, honey!ration is so dramatic! move with the xfinity 10g network. maria: welcome back, fractional moves on wall street as we kickoff a week ahead major week of inflation data, the dow industrials up 38 right now, the nasdaq a negative down 4 and quarter points s&p 500 higher by just a quarter point, fractional moves this morning, as treasury secretary janet yellen wrapped up her trip in china, she says it is still too early to rule out the risk of a recession, in the united states. she notes inflation remains too high and a concern. china producer price index down nine straight months in june better-than-expected, piper sandler chief he global economist nancy lazar back with you welcome back. maria: nice to see you. maria: i want to get your take on second half of the year i know you've been zeroing in on the ask consumer the health of the consumer and you've said we are looking at a slow grind into recession you are not expecting a recession till fourth quarter at least later this year how wo