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chris, really good to see you- thank you _ people. chris, really good to see you. ng on. we people. chris, really good to see - you. thank you for coming on. we are going to keep our eyes on this developing story in russia. lots going on tonight and the united states. going on tonight and the united states. donald trump's former personal attorney, rudy giuliani, has handed himself in to jail in georgia. her the former new york mayor and close friend of the former president is one of 19 people charged in fulton county over allegations they tried to subvert the state's 2020 election. the one time prosecutor finds himself accused of 13 crimes, including racketeering. mr giuliani's bail has been set at $150,000. donald trump is expected to hand himself in on thursday. we are still some four and half months from the first iowa caucus. but if you are one of the eight republican candidates running against donald trump for the nomination that is not a very long time. particularly when you are polling numbers are rooted in the low single digits. tonight thought the field get

. >> reporter: from his juicery named after his grandmother, chris good has his hand on the pulse of the kansas city economy. he's convinced it's time to expand into a wholesale juice provider to whole foods. >> well, our economy in kansas city is growing i think, as you all know, and we as a small business are also growing in concert with that growth. >> reporter: chris good's good news is also reflected in new jobs numbers adp reports 324,000 private jobs added in july, 73% coming from small businesses from its solid economic growth, receding inflation, and unemployment near a 54-year low, one of main street's biggest banks, bank of america, today joined the fed and reversed its prediction for the economy, paraphrasing john lennon, imagine no recession, it's easy if you try, but the optimism comes as credit rating agency fitch downgrades the u.s. from aaa to aa plus citing the insurrection, political polarization, and growing debt >> and given the kind of deterioration and governance and unwillingness to really tackle these issues, we don't think that they deserve a aaa anymore. >>

. >> reporter: from his juicery named after his grandmother, chris goode has his hand on the pulse of the kansas city economy. he's convinced it's time to expand into a wholesale juice provider to whole foods. >> our economy in kansas city is growing. as you all know. we as a small business are growing in concert with that growth >> reporter: chris goode's good news is reflected in job numbers. 324,000 private jobs added in july, 73% coming from small businesses amid solid economic growth, receding inflation and unemployment near a 54-year low, bank of america joined the fed and reversed its prediction for the economy. paraphrasing john lennon, imagine no recession it's easy if you try but the optimism comes as credit rating agency fitch downgrades the u.s. from aaa to double-a plus, citing the insurrection, political polarization and growing debt >> given the deterioration in government and unwillingness to tackle these issues, we don't think that system is the aaa anymore. >> reporter: the white house quickly pushed back on the downgrade. >> what they're doing is punishing the clean

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evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. strong to even severe storms expected for parts of the east coast for the next several hours. some of the storms that are going to come will bring at least the chance for some damaging winds and then push off and really winding down during the overnight hours. heat has been going up. a heat wave gripping much of the pacific northwest down into california. excessive heat warnings for millions of people. this heat is going to last for days. meanwhile, relief eventually coming to the pacific northwest, norah. however, that heat is just shifting over to the middle of the u.s. >> chris, thank you. >>> tonight, there are important questions about the first amendment following a police raid on a small town newspaper in kansas. the publisher tells us he's planning a federal lawsuit against the police department. more than 30 news organizations, including cbs news, have condemned the raid. cbs's elaine quijano reports on the potential constitutional fallout. >> reporter: surveillance video sho

chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major.ly dangerous when there are storms around when you are outside or even in your home coming and there were a lot of strong winds creating a lot of damage. more than 600 storm reports widespread across the southeast all the way up to new england and the mid-atlantic. heat still a big concern across the southern plains and continuing to expand as well across the gulf coast. and around the gulf coast you have a lot more access to humidity, so temperatures while we are going to see readings into the triple digits, you get close to the gulf and florida, some areas it's going to feel like it is 110 plus. >> major: chris warren, we thank you. swimmers kept out of the water today at a popular new york city beach after what is believed to have been an extremely rare shark attacks. a 65-year-old woman was severely injured. we get the latest now from alice gainer of our cbs station. >> reporter: officials say the 65 year old woman was about 10 feet into the water at rockaway beach in queens yester

chris: good to see him that it is weird to see him and blue and red.rs this week against the opening -- trey lance will start and play most of the first half. sam darnall will play the second half. how about jimmy garoppolo now q1 for the raiders. no official word if he will lay her the team. the practice is a great time to evaluate the squad. jimmy g. also had a blast paying -- playing against his old buddies. >> it was fun. it was fun. we got things going right away and got talking. those are my brothers, i love those guys. we had a good time out there. >> it is good to see old gemma. he looks healthy and good area talking about how everything is here and how he loves it and we miss them. >> jimmy was unbelievable here. -- he has an unbelievable record every time he played and stayed healthy in the super bowl and the championship game. i hope no one -- [indiscernible] chris: what an amazing sight i buffalo today. damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest in a game in january is allowed to lay again. he looked like a dude laying some football. three tackle

so let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. goodah. time is quickly running out to prepare for this dangerous storm. it is still a tropical storm, but idalia will quickly become a hurricane. in fact, it will become a major hurricane with winds sustained at 120 miles an hour at least before making landfall. along with the strong winds, dangerous, life-threatening storm surge is going to be a very real concern. if people are told to evacuate, they need to evacuate. there is a lot of very warm waters for this storm to strengthen and with that, a lot of water likely pushed on shore. flooding at the coast will be life-threatening, as well as some of the heavy rain inland could also pose an issue. norah? >> norah: chris, thank you. we want to turn now to the horrific crash of a rescue helicopter caught on camera in florida. two people, including a firefighter, were killed when the chopper slammed into an apartment building. we get the latest now from joan murray of our cbs miami station. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the terrifyi

evening, chris. >> chris: good evening, norah.ary still brings the potential for flash flooding. that threat extends from arizona and the mexico border all the way u to canada, including parts of the pacific northwest. and the tropics are now extremely active, including this tropical depression 9, which is expected by tomorrow morning to become a tropical storm with winds at 45 miles an hour. heavy rain could leave to some localized flooding. meanwhile, big heat dome, strong upper-level low helping to keep things sizzling across most of the united states, with many locations in the 90s and triple digits. and norah, this dangerous heat is going to linger for most of the week. >> norah: chris, thank you. from hurricanes to wildfires. two major fires burning in washington state have scorched more than 20,000 acres outside spokane and forced thousands of people to evacuate. the gray fire and oregon road fire have destroyed some 200 structures and are being blamed for at least one death. president biden and the first lady are on maui t

>> chris, good to be with you. we have four arrest warrants out for three alleged aggressors here. one is in custody, richard roberts, facing misdemeanor assault charges. two other men, allen todd and zachary shipman have yet to turn themselves in, each facing a charge of assault. of course, police and the mayor, they say they're still investigating, and more charges could come. we're hearing from witnesses also, who tell nbc news that the captain of the river boat asked the owners of the pontoon boat for some 45 minutes over the p.a. system to move. they say this was entirely preventable, the pontoon owners had ample opportunity to move which we also see in this video appears divided among racial lines. the mayor told msnbc today, this was an isolated incident among bad actors who weren't from this area. when it comes to the racial component, this is what he said. >> we've heard information that racial slurs and epithets were used. we're trying to follow up to, you know, confirm that. from my standpoint, understanding that the history of being born and raise ds here, it's a level

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. harold now a tropical depression.ith this system still around 35 miles an hour. still some stronger gusts possible. the center of this system well inland. some of the heaviest rain expected to fall south or west of the border here in mexico. meanwhile, the reason we saw harold stay so far to the south is this area of high pressure. this heat dome associated with it firmly in place with some extreme heat. excessive heat warnings stretching from louisiana all the way up to minnesota, where tomorrow temperatures will be in the triple digits. and, norah, davenport could feel like 117. >> that is too hot. thank you, chris. >>> tonight, a massive cleanup is under way in southern california following tropical storm hilary. the record rain and flooding left entire neighborhoods buried under mountains of mud and debris, likely causing billions of dollars in damage. cbs's carter evans reports from cathedral city, where residents are still digging out. >> reporter: tonight, it's neighbor helping neighbor in desert communities wa

evening, chris. >>> good evening, norah.intensifying into an impressive-looking storm, and it is expected to get even stronger as it heads to the north. looking at the possibility of a major category 4 hurricane by saturday on its way up, while it's weakening, but on its way up to southern california, including san diego, los angeles, and possibly more areas inland. there could be some wind effects. we'll have to watch that. but heavy rain does look like the big concern. flooding, possible mudslides and landslides, can't rule that out. the storm is making its way on the western side of a big ridge of high pressure, and under that heat dome here once again, norah, temperatures in dallas topping 100 degrees. >> chris, thank you. >>> a texas woman is in jail tonight held without bail for allegedly making racially charged death threats against a federal judge overseeing former president donald trump's election interference case right here in washington. officials say that abigail joe sharai left a message earlier this month thre

chris, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. hilary remains a dangerous tropical storm. winds sustained at 60 miles an hour. could see gusts up to 70 miles an hour. especially some of the higher elevations. but it's going to be the rain. even with the fast-moving system it's the rain that will produce a flash flood threat. a rare high risk for excessive rainfall from the mexican border into parts of nevada and a huge chunk of southern california could see this dangerous life-threatening flash flooding. the storm will continue to move off to the north through nevada into oregon and even bring some heavy rain to parts of idaho and montana. the threat for more flash flooding will continue tonight, jericka, and going right into tomorrow morning. >> chris warren, thank you. >>> to the west and a wildfire emergency there. this weekend flames have scorched more than 20,000 acres in washington state one person has died. hundreds of structures destroyed. in canada two massive wildfires in british columbia have now merged. some 30,000 people there have been ordered to evacuate. th

chris: good to see him back in the dugout. 49ers and raiders held joint practices in las vegas this weekend's preseason opener against the raiders. brock purdy will not play but trey williams will start. sam donald will play in the second half. jimmy garoppolo is now quarterback one for the raiders. no official word if he will play against his former team tomorrow. the practices, that's a great time to evaluate your squad and jimmy g. had a blast playing against his old buddies. >> it was fun, it was fun. first play, trey was got things going right away. those are my brothers. we had a good time. >> good to see old jim, his looking good, looks healthy and good. he's just talking about how everything is here, how he loves it, how we miss him. >> jimmy was unbelievable i think he was the best quarterback here in about 20 years since steve young, has a number liberal record. every time he played our state healthy, they are in the super bowl or championship game. i hope no one insinuates anything differently. >> bills preseason opener against the colts, damar hamlin allowed to play again and pl

evening, chris. >> good evening, john.weather threat for the northeast. but as omar was showing us, this is a very heavy rain setting up overnight across parts of tennessee, leading to some widespread flooding. that has since dissipated. our focus here turning on the northeast, with more strong storms, golf ball-size hail possible, with some of these storms 60-65-mile-an-hour winds also a possibility. meanwhile, dangerous heat continues across a lot of the south west and southern plains, right into early next week, and once again, john, temperatures will be well into the triple digits. >> john: chris, thank you. mayhem broke out in new york city this afternoon when thousands of young people flooded the streets after a popular social media streamer promoted a giveaway. cbs's lana zak reports the nypd deployed more than 1,000 officers to control the chaos and made multiple arrests. >> reporter: chaos erupted in manhattan's union square park as a large, rowdy crowd gathered for a free giveaway by a social media influencer. th

evening, chris. >> good evening, j.b.-threatening event for southern california because of this major hurricane. hilary expected to stay a major hurricane through saturday, on its way up to southern california via mexico. a rare tropical storm watch. the first time many of these areas have had a tropical storm watch issued. one of the big threats, along with some strong, gusty winds, will be the very heavy rain. a high risk sunday morning through monday morning for excessive rainfall. that is where the life-threatening flash flooding comes in, and this is the first time the weather prediction center has issued a high risk for these areas. and j.b., palm springs could see a year's worth of rain with this. >> james: wow. chris warren, thank you so much. and speaking of rare, chris, a rare outbreak of tornadoes hit parts of massachusetts and rhode island today. the twisters uprooted trees, knocked out power, and caused widespread damage from johnston, rhode island, to mansfield, and north attleboro, massachusetts. there were

evening, chris. >> good evening, margaret.ht into the weekend, and for some, beyond. this is a look at some of that dangerous heat, with temperatures tomorrow topping out well into the triple digits, or feeling like it for a lot of the south vehicle there will be some relief, but just some relif the great lakes and the northeast before the end of the weekend. and then our eyes and our attention turns here, to the caribbean, and the national hurricane center saying there is a high chance this could develop, and if it develops, will be heading up in the direction of the gulf coast, exactly where, still remains to be seen, but margaret, either scenario with a couple of the big forecast models point at the potential for some serious flooding, with some of this rainfall. >> margaret: chris warren, thank you. the kremlin today denied any involvement in the presumed death of russian warlord yevgeny prigozhin. meanwhile, u.s. officials say they are now confident the plane was brought down by an explosion on board. cbs's debora patta r

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah.ckly running out to prepare for this dangerous storm. it is still a tropical storm, but idalia will quickly become a hurricane. in fact, it will become a major hurricane with winds sustained at 120 miles an hour at least before making landfall. along with the strong winds, dangerous, life-threatening storm surge is going to be a very real concern. if people are told to evacuate, they need to evacuate. there is a lot of very warm waters for this storm to strengthen, and with that, a lot of water likely pushed onshore. flooding at the coast will be life-threatening as well as some of the heavy rain inland could also pose an issue. norah. >> chris, thank you. >>> we want to turn now to that horrific crash of a rescue helicopter caught on camera in florida. two people, including a firefighter, were killed when the chopper slammed into an apartment building. we get the latest now from joan murray of our cbs miami station. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the terrifying moments a browa

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. this afternoon in the pacific, with winds around 40 miles an hour. it is expected to become a category 3 hurricane by this weekend. los angeles is in the cone, but the big threat here as the storm does weaken, it will bring a lot of moisture and very heavy rain, could lead to some serious problems, including flooding. also keeping an eye on the gulf of mexico for early next week and possible development as a big heat dome expands over the u.s., and norah, it looks like once again, record heat possible, with temperatures well into the triple digits. >> norah: chris warren, thank you. tonight, there are new developments in the former president donald trump's criminal case in georgia. fulton county district attorney is proposing trump and his 18 other codefendants be arraigned the week of september 5th. cbs's nikole killion tells us when prosecutors want the trial to begin. >> reporter: district attorney fani willis has proposed a march 4th trial date in her racketeering case against for

chris, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what was the basis of that statement?t was the most secure election in american history? >> let's contextualize that statement a little bit. it was issued november 12th by a group known as the election subsector joint coordinating council. this was leaders from the federal government, state government, and local government election involved in the administration of elections alongside those from the private sector and those that support. >> across the country? >> yes. this was my not statement. this was not sisa statement. >> not a red or blue statement? >> it was a bipartisan joint statement by those actually involved in the day-to-day administration of elections, and it was their real-time, in the moment, perspective of what was happening around the united states election at that point. the important part is that it wasn't just about november 3rd and what immediately preceded and what immediately followed. it was a collective effort, really spanning back from my perspective back to 2017, that joint effort we had worked

chris, good evening. >> good evening, major.extremely dangerous when there are storms around, whether you're outside or even in your home, and there was a lot of strong winds creating a lot of damage. more than 600 storm reports widespread across the southeast all the way up to new england and the mid-atlantic. heat still a big concern across the southern plains and continuing to expand as well across the gulf coast. and around the gulf coast, you have a lot more access to humidity. so temperatures, while we're going to see readings into the triple digits, you get close to the gulf and florida, some areas it's going to feel, major, like it's 110-plus. >> chris warren, we thank you. >>> swimmers were kept out of the water today at a popular new york city beach after what's believed to have been an extremely rare shark attack. a 65-year-old woman was severely injured. we get the latest now from alice gainer of our cbs new york station. >> reporter: officials say the 65-year-old woman was about 10 feet into the water at rockaway be

chris, good evening. >> good evening, major. very hot and dry conditions fueling wildfires in the west. a firenado created by the intense heat from the fires, and unfortunately no significant relief on the way anytime soon. not expecting any significant rain in california, arizona, a little bit in nevada, but that's about it. meanwhile, the fire potential increasing in oklahoma and in texas as the heat dome remains. it continues for the high plains and a lot of the southern states here. a very, very intense and dangerous heat going right into the weekend. we're going to see that heat build into the southwest even more from what we're seeing today. and into the weekend, many locations, major, will see highs into the triple digits. >> chris warren, thank you. >>> political leaders in new jersey were shaken today by the death of the state's trailblazing lieutenant governor, sheila oliver, who made history as the first black woman to hold statewide elected office died today. she was 71 and was named new jersey's acting governor frid

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah.an impressive-looking storm, and it is expected to get even stronger as it heads to the north, looking at the possibility of a major category 4 hurricane by saturday. on its way up, while it is weakening, but on its way up to southern california, including san diego, los angeles, and possibly more areas in land. there could be some wind affects. we will have to watch that. but heavy rain does look like the big concern. flooding, possible mudslide and landslides, can't rule that out vehicle the storm is making its way on the western side of a bie of high pressure, and under that heat dome here once again, norah, temperatures in dallas topping 100 degrees appeared to be one chris, thank you. tonight, cbs news has learned the suspected mastermind of the september 11th terror attacks, along with four other defendants, could escape the death penalty under a plea agreement being considered. cbs's scott macfarlane reports details about the possible deal were sent to family members of some of

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah.pected for parts of the east coast for the next several hours. some of the storms that are going to come will bring at least the chance for some damaging winds, and then push off and really winding down during the overnight hours. heat has been going up. a heat wave gripping much of the pacific northwest, down into california. excessive heat warnings for millions of people. this heat is going to last for days. meanwhile, relief eventually coming to the pacific northwest, norah, however, that heat is just shifting over to the middle of the u.s. >> norah: chris, thank you. tonight, there are important questions about the first amendment following a police raid on a small town newspaper in kansas. the publisher tells us he's planning a federal lawsuit against the police department. more than 30 news organizations, including cbs news, have condemned the raid. cbs's elaine quijano reports on the potential constitutional fallout. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police in marion, kansas

evening, chris. >> good evening, norah.nal hurricane center now saying that hurricane hilary is up to a major hurricane. 120-mile-per-hour category three hurricane and by tomorrow it could be a category 4 her again on its way up past mexico towards the west coast of the united states. san diego to los angeles, the strongest it possibly could be looks like maybe a tropical storm, but the main threat here is and will be a heavy rain and possible flood threat here that is able to get up there in part because of the big area of high pressure that, norah, is bringing some more extreme heat to the southern plains. >> norah: chris, thank you. tonight, cbs news has learned the suspected mastermind of the september 11th terror attacks, along with four other defendants, could escape the death penalty under a plea agreement being considered. cbs's scott macfarlane reports details about the possible deal were sent to family members of some of those killed, and many are outraged. >> reporter: for families who lost loved ones on 9/11, it

chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major.dy seen a lot of damage in this severe weather outbreak continues to unfold across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the potential for tornadoes also there over the next few hours destructive winds, some could go over 75 miles per hour. the storms will push offshore in the mid-atlantic before or around midnight and continue through the northeast during the overnight hours, and the heat does remain entrenched across the southern plains in the gulf coast states with once again, major, temperatures back into the dangerous even record category into the triple digits. >> major: chris warren, we thank you. now to a tragic accident in southern california. an investigation is underway tonight after two helicopters collided while responding to a brushfire sunday. cbs's mark strassmann reports three people were killed when one of the choppers crashed. >> reporter: in the salute to the fallen, the sorrow growing in the california desert. nothing warned of a triple fatality. it was a simple 3-ac

chris, good evening. >> good evening, major.we've already seen a lot of damage, and this severe weather outbreak continues to unfold across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the potential for tornadoes also there over the next few hours. destructive winds, some of the stronger winds could top 75 miles an hour. these storms will continue to push offshore in the mid-atlantic before or around midnight and then continue through the northeast during the overnight hours. and the heat does remain entrenched across the southern plains and the gulf coast states with once again, major, temperatures will be back into the dangerous, even record category, into the triple digits. >> chris warren, we thank you. >>> now to a tragic accident in southern california. an investigation is under way tonight after two helicopters collided while responding to a brush fire sunday. cbs's mark strassmann reports three people were killed when one of the choppers crashed. >> reporter: in the salute to the fallen, the sorrow growing in the california deser

chris, good to talk to ou.an to boost britain's chip industry. back in may, ministers announced a "national semiconductor strategy" and £1 billion in funding to boost chip production in the uk. but that was criticised by some in the industry as a "drop in the ocean" — compared with the $52 billion being spent by the us — or the 43 billion euros commited by the european union. the next step is to appoint a uk semiconductor advisory panel, bringing together people from industry, academia and government russ shaw is founder of tech london advocates, which campaigns for the future of the uk technology sector. russ, we can't hear you, i think you're muted. no, we still can't hear you, i'm afraid. let's persevere with that, hopefully russ will be able to join us that, hopefully russ will be able tojoin us injust a second. have you tried the mute button? we will try and return to russ a little later in the programme. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from a

chris, good evening. >> good evening, major.ling wildfires in the west. a fire nato created by the intense heat from the fires, and unfortunately, no significant relief on the way anytime soon, not expecting any significant rain in california, arizona, a little bit in nevada but that is about it. meanwhile, the fire potential increasing in oklahoma and in texas, as the heat dome remains. it continues for the high plans and a lot of the southern states here. a very, very intense and dangerous heat going right into the weekend. good to see that heat build inte from what we are seeing today. and into the weekend, many locations, major, will see highs into the triple digits. >> major: chris warren, thank you. political leaders in new jersey were shaken today by the death of the state's trailblazing lieutenant, sheila oliver, who made history as the first black woman to hold statewide elected office, died today. she was 71 and was named new jersey's acting governor friday, when governor phil murphy went on overseas vac vacation. oliv

chris, good morning. willis, as we know, has previously suggested she will make charging decisions in this case by mid-august here we are now, so what should we expect out of fulton county >> reporter: jessica, good morning. two people have confirmed to nbc news that they've been called to that fulton county, georgia, grand jury to testify this week, journalist george chiti as well as republican former lieutenant governor geoff duncan say they will testify tomorrow. that clarifies the timeline willis is working on she has been investigating pressure former president trump and his allies put on state and local officials to overturn the 2020 election results in the weeks and months after election day. experts say willis could use a state organized crime law to charge more than a dozen people in the case. the former president maintained his innocence while campaigning in iowa over the weekend. >> is there any chance you take a plea deal in georgia >> we did nothing wrong. we don't take plea deals, it's a wis

, really good to talk to you. chriseconomist at snp global market. the uk trade secretary kemi badenoch is in india on a visit for the g20 trade ministers meeting. it comes as trade talks between the two countries could be creeping closer to a deal. government sources say the talks are reaching their "final but trickier" stages. there has been speculation about whether a trade deal may be struck before rishi sunak visits india in september. the bbc though, has been told there's no expectation that a full deal will be agreed by then. earlier i spoke to one trade economist and asked why getting a deal is so important. i think there are two things that are going on here. the first is obviously that this is about the uk being able to negotiate trade deals. it's very important that we're seen to be doing that and we're seen to have this sort of whole post—brexit trade deal dividend. but the other thing as well is that india is a massive market. i mean, it's a huge economy and it's growing very fast, so the imf is actually sa

much more when fema administrator dee ann criswell joins "chris jansing reports" right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. with hawaii being devastated by wildfires, just moments ago, president biden issued a major disaster declaration. what is happening there is almost too much to take in. the headlines saying it all, heartbreak across the state as those fires continue to rage across maui chasing thousands from their homes. no power, no internet and next to no progress in beating back the flames that have already left dozens dead. fema directorwill join me live in a minute. >>> donald trump launching a three-pronged attack using ads, speeches, and tv interviews to go after the men and women charging him with crimes. is there a point in which those criticisms themselves break the law? >>> and a year and a half after russia invaded ukraine, it's a scenario that almost no one would have predicted at the start. moscow now under increasing threat, its airports scrambling planes, government buildings bombed, residents raing for cover. we'll hav

tracking the storm and that extreme heat, so let's bring a meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. goodod evening, norah, harold now a tropical depression seeing winds with the system still around 35 miles an hour, still some stronger gusts possible. the center of the system well and lined with some heaviest rain expected to fall south or west of the border here and mexico. meanwhile, the reason we saw harold say so far to the south is the area of high pressure. the heat dome associated with it firmly in place with some extreme heat, excessive heat warning stretching from minnesota where tomorrow temperatures will be in the triple digits and norah, davenport could feel like 117. >> norah: that is too hot, thank you, chris. no heartbreaking tragedy in ohio on the first day of school. an elementary school student was killed and more than 20 others hurt when their bus was struck by a mini van and flipped over a period in cbs's nancy chen reports only eight states require a seat belts on school buses and ohio isn't one of t them. >> it was morning pickup at the start of a new year at an ele

well, to discuss the issue, i'm joined now the cd by r t contributor chris and chris, good evening to you. good to see. if i put this to you though, that quite a bit of work. quite a bit of bi locked flow cooperation, went into fine shooting these tax provisions. no, they're suspended, they're all totally gone. they're suspended. how significant is that? but it's, it's quite significant actually in because if you think about it across the world, international tax rates is incredibly important because they allow a nation space to basic, keep these corporate companies operate in different jurisdictions. so for example, if we what i didn't know next slide the jump to brand, and we've got an office in the u. k. and office in russ air and office in the us. it make sure that everyone, all the nation states make sure that everyone pays that company pays is equal share of taxes no matter where it is, is quite significantly frustrated. so i know enough of that. we don't care about that anymore. i suppose the, the subtext that's going to be in certain newspaper headlines is ok, russia's going t

chris: good morning. the giants honored the 1993 team last night. bonds was introduced, a cool moment bringing out the skipper from the rangers dugout. the 1993 team won 103 games but failed to make the playoffs. we are here. brandon crawford, the last giant from those championship teams, loaded the bases. giants get nothing. austin slater ground out in an inning ending double play. frustrating. runners in scoring position, frustrating. top of a four. rba single up the middle. texas scores three to take the lead. giants up. another double play to end the inning. 8 men left on base for the giants. we go to the ninth, they are down 9-2. most -- ramos 423 feet to the left center. his first big-league homerun. and you have got to negotiate for that baseball. giants lose 9-3, four straight losses. they are still second place in the wildcard. manager mark kotsay trying to bring some love to lawrence butler, who got his first major league hit in this game. grabbing the comebacker jobs to , first. vargas hustles and is safe. inexcusable from medina. vargas

. >>> "chris jansing reports" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquartersnew york city. troubling new details today about the sick and twisted threats being made in donald trump's name. are they just a sign of what's to come, and how might the judge on the receiving end respond including what it means for trump's chances of delaying his d.c. trial. >>> plus, the heartache, new fury, and finger pointing on the island of maui as the death toll rises to 111. the governor admitting mistakes were made, little comfort to residents who say they had no warning and lost everything. >>> and conservatives who never found proof of voter fraud in 2020 are now turning to an army of amateurs to look for it in 2024. the new tools that depending on your take, either encourages activism or vigilanteism, aimed at finding potentially questionable registrations. could it work, or is it a recipe for a new class of election day chaos? we'll dig into that coming up as well. >>> but we start with the vile and dangerous threats aimed at multiple people involved in donald trump's leg

evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah.eing winds with this system still around 35 miles an hour. still some stronger gusts possible. the center of the system still inland, the heaviest rain expected to fall south or west of the border here in mexico. meanwhile, the reason we saw harold stay so far to the south is this area of high pressure, this heat dome associated with it, firmly in place with some extreme heat. excessive heat warning stretching from louisiana all the way to minnesota where tomorrow temperatures will be in the triple digits, and norah, davenport could feel like 117. >> norah: that is too hot. thank you, chris. now a heartbreaking tragedy in ohio. on the first day of school, an elementary school student was killed in more than 20 others hurt when their bus was struck by a mini van and flipped over a and cbs's nancy chen reports only eight states require a seat belt on school buses, and ohio is not one of them. >> reporter: it was morning pickup at the start of a new year in elementary school in ohio crash

some good news, chris! _ good news, chris! thank you very much.s continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. england are on fire — the lionesses into the next round of the women's world cup after hitting china for six. not so convincing for the usa, though. a lot of people were questioning us. brilliant performance all around. not so convincing for the usa, though. they sneak into the next knockouts, but the champions are made to sweat by portugal. and it's played four, lost four, for scotland at the netball world cup as england hunt a semifinal spot. also coming up on sportsday — broad, bazball, and brilliant series. we'll be reflecting on the ashes with an england legend. and fresh from world cup gold. bmx'er bethany shriever has her sights set on more history at the cycling world championships in glasgow. hello there, and welcome along to the programme, where england's lionesses showed today they mean b