cfo derek kerr joins us now.er line that really caught people's attention was the 10% capacity cut. when do you expect that all of these issues around supply chains, shortage of labor, do you have any clarity at this point as to when those start to be ironed out, when you can get that capacity back online? derek: yeah, well, first of all, tom, thanks for having me here. i appreciate being on the air today. i wanted to say, you know, congratulations to our team. it has been an incredible time the last 2.5 years, and to be able to get the company back to profitability, which was one of our major goals this year, to get the company back to profitability. that is number one. yes, we did pull capacity in the third and fourth quarter. we are seeing the demand is still strong, the demand is really off the charts, so the demand is still strong, but we have some operational issues and things we need to resolve. what we have done is pull the capacity down to give some relief to our team. no, we pulled down about 2.5% in th

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is back in court.al charges, a single federal charge of violating george floyd's civil rights during the may 2020 arrest that as you know sparked outrage, this reckoning across the country on racial issues. he's facing up to 25 years for kneeling on the neck of floyd. who became unresponsive and died. remember derek chauvin is serving more than two decades in prison, on state charges because he was convicted of murder. a story widely covered last year. federal prosecutors have asked for the two sentences state and federal to run at the same time. it was my understanding we were expecting to see him in court today. >> yes, he is in court and at this moment we are hearing impact statements from first george floyd's brother, george floyd's girlfriend, and we heard from derek chauvin's mother. and now his defense attorney. i am watching a transcript of this come forward. very emotional testimony as you might expect from george floyd's brother. who said, again, that he lives his brother's death every day. h

he said derek wants to do a film on himself and i let him know you were the perfect guy to tell it. >ought to tell the story of derek jeter the person. >> a lot of personal triumphs and personal disappointments, things that extend beyond the baseball field like race, family, celebrity culture. >> the seven part series will include never before seen footage, including tonight he was drafted in 1992. >> shortstop, central high school, kalamazoo michigan. >> i had no idea the yankees even drafted six. >> as they pulled back the curtain, the films producers were surprised at what they learned. >> the audience will be surprised to hear how much racism he experienced throughout his lifetime. >> we got to who he is, why he did some of the things he did some of the things he did and what led him to not only be great but off -- on the field but off. larry: i'm actually in that docuseries for like seven seconds, so watch all seven parts because i have no idea which part i'm in. it forget you can catch the espy awards. steph curry will take the stage as hosts. that's wednesday starting at 8 p.m.

there is accountability for derek chauvin.ber of convictions ever in a given year since we started recording in 2019 is 11. that is just 1%. derek chauvin's conviction, now twice at the local and federal level, these are allies. we don't see this happening. derek chauvin's case, it took the police chief himself testifying to even get this. it is good. it is running concurrently. this is still really rare. i don't want people to think that this happens often, it does not. >> you and i both know that it is super air. i want to talk to you a little bit about digging into a chant time machine. you and i were in a room with president biden. it was president biden and then president barack obama. we were talking about reimagining a 21st century police force. in that, there was talk about collaboration with communities about holding cops accountable for killings. can you talk about where we have come and what needs to finish in the biden ministration to address these fundamental pieces that we can say a broken when it comes to accoun

one of derek's friends cautioned.to seem cool and tell everybody is his sister, everybody's his sister, everybody's his brother. that's just the kind of guy he is. >> reporter: detectives also spoke to one of derek's biggest defenders. his girlfriend. >> her information suggested derek could not possibly have been involved in danielle's disappearance. he had no way of getting to her house that night. >> does he have a car or anything? >> he doesn't even have his license. >> reporter: caroline knew derek too and thought he was a decent kid, misunderstood. >> i guess everyone thought that he was that type of person because he's -- he was the kid that skipped school and that didn't -- got in trouble with teachers, or spoke back, or something like that. >> school bad boy, huh? >> yeah. >> really he was just a really soft-hearted guy. he would always be there for anybody who needed him. >> reporter: in the end police couldn't find any electronic trail linking derek to danielle. detectives' latest lead had fizzled out, and

derek shelton is already scenting for murder. that will be served concurrently with state charges. >>> a look at the u.s. capitol tonight were democratic senators say they have quietly reached an agreement to raise taxes on some of the highest to keep medicare from going bankrupt. one of those tax loopholes from those earning more than $400,000 a year. the proposed bill would require a 3.8% increase in taxes on certain income from passive businesses. i was raised from 200 million -- $20 billion over a decade to the year 2031. >>> back out live to san francisco, mayor london breed is getting ready to replace the district attorney. welcome in. >> you know, san francisco has had some challenging times. we have been here before. we talk about what a resilient city we are. we lost a mayor. we have experienced a global pandemic. we have seen two major recalls of her in our city. and i know sometimes there are people who may feel saddened and upset or hurt by some of the situations that have occurred. but i want to assure people, who ar

derek dennis has more.porter: entire neighborhoods in eastern kentucky are underwater after heavy rains brought on flash flooding. >> this is the worst i've ever seen. probably 95% of the people here have lost everything. reporter: resident sifting through the debris, trying to salvage what they can. >> anything i say will fall short of what it is that is being experienced. i know people personally 12 lost everything they have. reporter: our reporters there. >> you torce o floodwaters tossing cars and sweeping away homes. look what it did to this firetruck, carrying it over here and wedging it underneath this overpass. reporter: bsa around natural ga, electric power, and be safe moving through this water. don't walk-through or drive-thru water with the current. reporter: president biden approving a disaster declaration for kentucky. >> this is a very dynamic event. there are so many hazards. reporter: officials are unsure how many people are unaccounted for. the governor believes thousands may have lost the

then yes, but deeply annoyed derek. his minister of foreign affairs never looked of worship look during a joint press conference yesterday. in istanbul, they should not be a tool of greek and greek cypress provocation. and propaganda, he said, and up of analynn bear books. i turned that in turkey was also the situation in north and syria. and the fear for derek is military actions underlying the need of respecting international law. as for their osman coverline, cilla had been debbie das gazes and a lot better book underline, blankly w question, that the decision of the european court of human rights must be immediately applied . concerning the legal pushback, cynthia gnc and elena bare books dance was also indisputable. human rights also prevail as that european union, extranet borders without eaves and bats. during her last name lanka and the la barbara called stalks with opposition, members are those are with activists. air refugees from iraq and syria. brazil and spain have reported their 1st deaths from the monkey

>> derek van dam, thank you.you would like to safely and securely help people affected by the floods, please go to cnn.com/impact. you will find several ways you can help. >>> ukraine is telling all remaining civilians to get out of the nation's eastern region . president zelensky says the evacuation is mandatory for the hundreds of thousands of people who are still there. the ukrainian government will send trains and buses to get them out. russian artillery has been pummeling the region, which is facing the front of a major russian offensive. resident zelenskyy says, it is in everyone's best interest to leave. >> translator: the more people leaving donbas, the fewer russia will have the ability to kill. please, convince them that it is necessary to leave -- especially if there are families with children. if you have the opportunity to help displaced people, please do it. >>> meanwhile, russia is inviting the international red cross and united nations to investigate a strike on this prison that holds ukrainian p.

derek dennis, abc news, new york. >> derek, thank you. >>> the iconic stone structures of machu picchu in peru are under threat this morning from a wildfire. flames are dangerously close to what's known as the lost city of the incas. 50 acres have burned so far. the mountain location is posing an extra challenge for the fire crews. >>> all right. time now for a look at your friday weather. >> good morning. a surge of moisture on the upper texas coast this morning is going to cause some problems with flash flooding in the houston, dallas areas. watch out for water on the roads there. for the rest of today we'll have widespread showers and storms across much of the southeast and gulf coast. here's your weeblgd outlook. if you have any beach plans in the northeast or southeast you may have a couple of storms. hot in the west. how about your 4th of july? looking good in the great lakes and the northwest. a little stormy for us here in the southeast and hot in text detection. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, recruitment problems for the army. should high school di

former minimum naps police officer derek chauvin was former minneapolis police officer derek chauvinvil rights charges in the murder of george floyd. chauvin got 21 years to run concurrently with his sentence. the 26-year-old addressed the floyd family saying he wished them all the best in his life. chauvin sparked international outrage two years ago when he killed george floyd by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes during an arrest. well, now to the passing of a hollywood icon, and now to the passing of a hollywood icon, actor james caan tonight, tributes are pouring in on social media from fans and his his fellow actors. cbs' mark strassmann looks back on a legendary career that spanned six decades.nned six >> reporter: sonny corleone, the godfather's oldest son was volatile. >> you got to get up close like this, bada bing! >> reporter: but james caan the actor was versatile and surprisingly vulnerable, as barbara streisand's husband in "funny lady," john wayne's sidekick in, "el dorado," and the father of an "elf." >> you look like you came from the north pole. >> that

. >>> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating george floyd's civil rights. chauvin with a message to floyd's family. >>> president biden awarding the nation's highest several yan honor to 17 americans. a widely diverse group of recipients including the youngest person ever to receive the honor. >>> and remembering actor james caan. his roles as sonny corleone and brian pick low in "brian's sock." and the remarkable career that followed. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we begin tonight with the surprise plea from wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia. the case being closely watched back here at home, with pressure building from the white house to gain her release. griner today pleading guilty to drug possession and smuggling charges, arrested for bringing vape cartridges into the country. explaining to the judge they were placed in her luggage by accident. the basketball star detained for 140 days now, faces up to ten years in prison. she sent a hand-written letter

let's you know, derek.hink a little bit about back when i did an internship my first day in the newsroom my roommate at the time she had her first day in the newsroom at another station. and we both came home and i said i had my first day in the newsroom and i love it. i'm doing it forever and she said, i am never going to be in the newsroom again. it gave us such a clear picture of what our future profession was going to be. was there anything you saw? that made? you think twice or, you know again, you're making that switch to really being people based instead of computer based well, i had experience with the patient in the icu when i was shadowing the respiratory department. and it was a patient who didn't speak english and spoke my native tongue, cantonese and having to connect with the patient and translating with them really made me i'm like touched my heart and like i just want to be part of like more people's lives like that, and there's people out there that i know i'm like they need people who look

floyd, quien mantuvo su rodilla más de 9 minutos en el cuello de george floyd, derek michael chauvinción de bodegueros de nueva york defendió las acciones d este bodeguero. >> es algo en defensa propia, una persona trabajando, cuando cruzas esa puerta, tengo que defenderme porque es una parte limitada, es privada, o me va a golpear o robar, mi vida está en peligro. >> no tiene antecedentes penales y estará libre bajo fianza, sin embargo el presidente de la asociación de bodegueros, quien pagó la fianza, dijo que le conseguirá un abogado privado. >> la única clínica que ofrecía abortos en mississippi cerró sus puertas, la organización de salud de la mujer jackson estuvo en el centro de litigio en mississippi que llevó a la corte suprema de justicia a derogar el derecho del aborto, solo el aborto se permite en casos de violación o si peligra la vida de la madre. >> regresan corridas de toro en pamplona . >> además tenemos consejos para ahorrar electricidad y le contamos qué latinos recibieron la medalla de la libertad la medalla de la libertad el máximo covid-19. puede ser leve para al

derek? >> yeah, kim.ecord high temperatures will be challenged once again today through the end of the weekend, plus a new dangerous wild fire has erupted just outside of yosemite park in california. i'll show you aerial, video footage of that fire coming up after the break. heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take o one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. ♪ >>> scorching heat and suffocating humidity are expected to continue through the end of the month in many parts of the united states. have a look at the forecast highs. 110 degrees farenheit in phoenix, arizona. 94 degrees in new york city. 102 degrees in dallas. as much as 85% of the u.s. population could see temperatures higher than 90 degrees farenheit over the next week. that's more than 270 million people. now sunday is expected to be the hottest day and that's when the long-standing temperature records in boston and new york could be broken. and philadelp

as i was doing that, i said derek! derek came over.d the panic in my voice, and he started helping me. and that's when we saw blonde hair. and i screamed this blood-curdling scream. >> and there was no question. >> no. coming up -- >> she said, oh my god, it's her. we found her. there is her hair. >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> a body, and a vital clue. >> the telling factor was, the bottoms of her feet were clean. >> what did that mean? when "dateline" continues. she doing? -i don't know. renters and homeowners can bundle and save. for what? a trip to bora bora? bora boring. okay, you know what? i'm in. really in the mood. -yeah, you're right. bora boring. so messy, all the napkins, those different toppings. -actually, i'm in. -yeah, you are. most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. buying a car can be an emotional ride. get peace of mind with our carmax

"the new york times" reports former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was sentenced to 21 yearsleading guilty to federal civil rights charges in the murder of george floyd. chauvin's sentence will run concurrently with his earlier minnesota state sentence of more than 22 years on murder and manslaughter charges. he'll be transferred from solitary confinement in a minnesota state prison to a federal prison. floyd's brother reacted to the sentence. >> chauvin showed that he had no conscience, he showed no empathy. he showed no compassion. i just don't understand in this world why. >> chauvin killed floyd by kneeling on his neck for more than nine minutes during a 2020 arrest. >>> "usa today" reports former top theranos executive sonny balwani was convicted of fraud.i ofheir b-t. holmes was convicted of fraud and conspiracy earlier this year. she claimed balwani manipulated her into making poor choices. his attorneys blamed her. both face up to 20 years in prison. >>> and our tampa affiliate, wtsp, says 1,000 invasive giant african snails have been collected in pasco county, florid

derek carr in 29th. team's off-season was stellar. raiders were already good coming up just one play short against the bengals in the playoffs. now carr has one of the most dangerous receivers in the nfl to throw to, his former college teammate, davante adams. >> talk about four to 17, if you read social media, you're only ones on the team. >> yeah. first time davante will have somebody opposite him as featured guy. what's beautiful, don't have group of guys worried about numbers, just getting each other open and trying to play good football. hopefully adding him helps that. >> the pitch, earthquakes taking on toronto fc. 26 minutes, no score. touch and fire, sneaks in corner of the net. quakes surrender 1-0 lead. down 2-1, stoppage time. gets behind the defense and scores, quakes take a 2-2 draw. that's sports. over to you. >>> coming up, what brought all - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anx

derek, what can we expect? >> reporter: that's right. if you are celebrating the holidays, mother nature may be creating its own fireworks in the form of lightning and severe weather coming up afteter the break. ces inflammation. don't totouch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ >>> this fourth of july holiday weekend may be the busiest since the pandemic. aaa predicts more than 3.5 million people will be flying this long weekend but bad weather, staffing shortages have caused problems. more than 650 were canceled. delta pilots are pushing for more pay and they say they're exhausted. >> it's been over a year now where we've been pressed to the limit with flying as much as they possibly can, more time away from our families. out there trying to get our passengers to their destination. it can't be sustained at this level. the pilots are getting fatigued, quite honestly. they're making a tough safety call to say, i'm putting my hand in the air. i'm tired. no pilot wants to do that. no pilot wants to

anyone knows how hard it is to become dispossessed that in itself is a grave puncture >> reporter: derek bruce is a great grandson of charles and willa bruce. >> that's what our family has gone through, a grave wounding >> reporter: returning the property to the bruce family became a rallying cry two summers ago as the nation reckoned with racism today that act of reparation became official >> to rectify this historic injustice that was done to the bruce family >> reporter: the bruce descendants will lease the land back to the county for now the county has offered to buy it back from them for $20 million does this feel like justice to you >> in a way it does. in a way it does feel like justice >> reporter: but derek bruce says the emphasis should not be on celebration but on reconciliation >> and we have to understand that there is a path forward to human beings treating each other with respect and dignity. >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and ea

derek chauvin sentenced. the family sank he wished them well. he did not apologize. chauvin could qualify for supervised release in 15 years. >>> president biden today announced $1 billion and relief to airports. the money can be used for standing and updating criminals another improvements. 85 airports will receive the money. it will get $10 million to make its terminals more a.d.a. compliant. this major grant as of the first installment and what will ultimately be $5 billion for airport projects. it is all part of the big infrastructure bill the president signed last november. >>> and it was a busy fourth of july weekend. the department responded to nearly 80 fires in a three day period. many were believed to be started by fireworks. still, those numbers are lower than last year and the year before. that hopefully means that we are moving in the right directions when it comes to fireworks safety. but with the temperatures being unseasonably low, and law enforcement also more visible, injuries caused by fireworks remained high over the weekend. >>> goes across acros

. >>> a former police officer, derek chauvin, faces sentencing today. there's a verdict in the nipsey hussle murder case. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "los angeles times" reports eric holder jr. was found guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of rapper nipsey hussle. the 33-year-old grammy winner was gunned down outside a los angeles clothing store that he owned in 2019 while signing autographs for fans. two bystanders were also injured. prosecutors say holder shot hussle 11 times. the two knew each other for years. holder faces up to life in prison when he's sentenced in september. >>> "usa today" says jerry harris, a former star of the netflix documentary "cheer," was sentenced to 12 years in prison for sex crimes. the 22-year-old pleaded guilty in february to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy during a cheerleading competition and receiving child pornography. a federal judge also ordered harris to eight years of supervised release after his prison sentence. harris apologized to his victims in court

well, i will say this derek i have. papers taped to my monitor to remind me and sort of on the shelves around my in my that remind me of what this is really about and one of the and there's circularity is one of them event. discourse policy event and it kind of just goes back at the circuit. so i don't know if you've been snooping around my office, but the but that for you to pick up on that that is a really really excellent point i mean that is that is really what one of the things that i'm trying to think about this is how how these how an event would happen how it gets portrayed. that's the real sort of moment. that's it's extraordinarily important for things like crev curse, wyoming massacre, for example how that then gets portrayed leads to different policies including things like the the sullivan campaign to eliminate the honda shawnee in in 1779 and how that then sort of goes back and forth and how you tell stories about that. so those that's really really contingency is the really important subtext of the whole

should have been watching this. >> but derek was watching -- >> mom, you are making lasagna. >> no occasion, i just know it's your favorite. >> the center of the pop-up is the food. >> tell you what we are going to do, rose? we are going to eat a cheesecake. >> you will also find vegan options too. >> i am going to go ahead and say this is the best lasagna i have ever had. >> what will so if you have to say about this? she thinks her lasagna is the best? >> i think she would cosign for it. i am going to go ahead and say she would cosign. liz: if you can't make it to l.a., don't worry. san francisco will have his -- its own pop-up this year. -- its own pop-up this year. and i fear he -- guy -- its own pop-up this year. and i fear he -- guy that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i ea

now to derek van dam. let's pivot from europe to here in the u.s. where millions of americans are going to be under those heat advisories. how hot is it going to get? >> we're packing about the entire northern hemisphere under the heat vein. a vein. this aen streetly hot setup across europe. and i'm showing you this in farenheit. you can see in the iberian peninsula, 110 degrees. and this is direct heat off of north africa. the heat will stick with us for the next foreseeable futures. temperatures in rome will be in the upper 30s, many locations will top 40 degrees across spain. and in the united states of america, now as the moments go on literally within the past ten minutes, we've seen more locations fill in on this map where the national weather service has indicated that the heat is going to be so excessive that they have to put alerts out to the general public and now we have 90 million americans just the latest number here that are encompassed by the weather alerts, the heat alerts stretching from the east coast through the midsection to the

derek chauvin sentenced, a federal judge gives the former officer 21 years for violating george floyd's civil rights. remembering a hollywood icon, the godfather star james caan dies after a six-decade career. cbs's carter evans has a story about why you could see lower prices on your next purchase. and honoring great americans, the 17 civilians awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house. >> duncan: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, british prime minister boris johnson is stepping down following months of scandals, but he's not leaving right away. the embattled leader says he will stay on until his chosen successor comes in september. his three years in office very plagued by controversy including his handling of coronavirus and hosting government alcoholic fueled parties, where he stands on the european union and other policies that directly impact the u.s. government. there are indications that the u.k. support for ukraine will not change. the prime minister called volodymyr zelenskyy today to

derek berry is the mastermind behind other pop-ups.s, he is back at it. >> it just brings me back to a fun time. i remember watching it with my parents. >> a lot of the jokes are a little bit inappropriate if you are watching it as a young kid. >> i don't know that nine-year-old derek should have been watching it. >> lucky for fans, derek was paying attention. >> what is the occasion? >> there is no occasion. i just know it is your favorite. >> the centerpiece of this golden pop up is the food. >> tell you what we are going to do, we are going to eat a cheesecake. >> four different types of cheesecake are on the menu. you will find vegan options. >> what are your favorite items? >> i am going to say this is the best lasagna i have ever had. >> what do you think sophia is going to say about this? >> i think she would cosign for it. liz: that was veronica miracle reporting. san francisco is going to get its own golden girls pop up this winter. abc7news is streaming 24/7. you can get the streaming tv app and get us wherever you are. gaia

derek chauvin already in prison on state charges for killing george floyd. >> face sentencing today on federal charges for the same crime will have details. plus a guilty plea in a russian court room. what is next in the strategy to try and get the w nba star brittney griner back home? meteorologist lawrence karnow getting close the weekend. lots of sunshine now. still some fog out there now. still some fog out there to what about the weekend - hey honey. - hey dad. that smell is eight million odor-causing bacteria. good thing adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria that detergents can't. clean is good, sanitized is better. ♪ ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. - hey honey. - hey dad. that smell is eight million odor-causing bacteria. good thing adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria that detergents can't. clean is good, sanitized is better. ♪ >> every single day that britney remains impri

ok, great to hear something you in such an old pandemic, derek williams, and all my things. the company up next d w. news asia with this story. why a rights group describes life for afghan women under the taliban as a suffocating crackdown. that's after a quick break. i'm been facility. thanks for watching you again soon. here on the w next hour, actually i'll have one use void ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with the future of human kind depends on saving nature. a, an increasing number of authors and artists are convinced of this in there, recording their experiences and their books save the world. in 60 minutes on d, w, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for for a vibrant habitat who ended glistening plates of longing. the mediterranean sea, it's waters connect people of many cultures

and derek is here to explain all of this to us ab, around a dozen, inject. the vaccines have been improved by the w h o. so far. why don't we have these nasal once? well, for a couple of different reasons, i mean, 1st of all it's, it's more difficult in terms of collecting data because when you inject patients with a vaccine, then you, you have very farm date on exactly how much of the particular vaccine you put into them. it's a lot more difficult to judge that with nasal vaccines your, it all depends on how much of it you put in what's going on with a person's mucous membranes at that particular time. and so that's one of the reasons. one of the other reasons is that we just don't actually know really all that much about what's called the mucosal. because the mucus membranes mucosal immune system because it's slightly, it's going to be different in many ways from the systemic immune system. because it's what comes into contact with the environment. so if things work differently, we don't know that much about it. and last but not least, it's also just for t

to break it all down, derek rather doesn't injected vaccines have been approved by the w way show so far . but no nasal ones. even though they sound really promising, why is the development taking so long? well, for a couple of different reasons. i mean they're, it's a little bit difficult, more difficult to control nasal vaccine than it has one that's injected when you inject vaccine. you know exactly how much of the other vaccine is actually going into the person's body when you squirt it into their notice there are all kinds of other factors that can play a role in those if they're, if they have a runny nose on the day that they get it for example, but it also, the other aspect of it is that, is that the systemic immune response that these, that these vaccines cause is complicated. but it's not nearly as complicated as what happens with what's called the mucosal immune response, which is the immune response that's in your nose. it's no wonder that it's different because your nose is the 1st place to come into contact with the outside world. so the rules are kind of different and w

ali and i was actually just going to begin with pretty much word for word the same summary of the derekuvin update tonight. which doesn't add, as you pointed at, doesn't at present. time >> correct. >> but it does add that federal civil rights violation as a conviction that he pleaded guilty to, and spared everyone trial. on that. and so, you are right, this is that's a rare case, where case, where the police o

. >>> for more, let's bring in meteorologist derek van dam. derek, unfortunately, it is not over yet. >> yeah, a difficult situation looks like it may get harder to deal with, with more flooding on the way, at least the potential. certainly heavy rain coming. and you know what, after the rain subsides, then the heat starts to settle in across these areas as well. i'll highlight that in this update. national weather service has issued a flood watch across the areas hardest hit by the recent flooding. current radar all generally quiet aside from a few light showers. there is heavier thunderstorms moving through the louisville region at the moment, but there is more precipitation on the way as a stalled out frontal boundary kind of settles in, meanders across the region and it will send pulses of moisture across the tennessee river valley. so this particular area highlighted in the shade of yellow, this is the weather prediction's flash flood threat, a slight risk for today through monday morning for these locations. not just southern kentucky, b

>> all right, thanks so much, derek van dam, appreciate it. >>> as derek just mentioned, china dealinga scorching heat wave of its own with more than 50 cities under red alerts. country's highest heat warning, as cnn's selina wang has more. >> reporter: the heat wave has been ferocious. last week dozens of cities logged record highs, some reaching more than 110 degrees. this is all part of the global trend of more extreme weather driven by climate change. not just heat, but also flooding is hitting china. flooding in recent months has displaced millions of people and destroyed vast fields of crops. all of this puts more pressure on an economy already battered by covid lockdowns, the crop damage threatening to push up inflation, and all of this also comes as covid cases are rising. at least 30 cities are in full or partial lockdown. there have been growing reports of covid workers collapsing on the job due to heat stroke. in the suffocating temperatures, they wore full head to toe hazmat suits. some covid testers have even gotten creative, by hugging giant ice cubes and taping ice to th

let's get to meteorologist derek van dam. derek, nice to see you. happy 4th.hat's the latest on the storm front? >> i think i heard a collective sigh from our viewers this morning. they know when they hear bad weather, fourth of july extended holiday weekend, they know it's travel headache. it's thanks to this warm front here. the storms are trekking across the frontal boundary. right now currently located across western minnesota, and so this is going to impact minneapolis this morning and this afternoon into chicago. even some secondary thunderstorms that will form. storm prediction center has a slight risk of severe weather. mother nature might well be making its own fireworks display this evening across the windy city. do take care if you're traveling across this region. moving about, some of these storms could be accompanied by stronger winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. the severe weather threat travels to the mid-atlantic tomorrow when many people return home from their festivities this weekend. so the northeast clear today in terms of weather delays

so, suzi, derek, at this point, what would be helpful to your son? white house, from prominent politicians here? what's it going to take to >> i think that is what it's going to take. even if there was some sort of back room deal that got him sent home on a plane, he and his wife have also said every military person here in this country is at risk of this exact same thing happening to them and policies need to change so it never happens to anybody again. what needs to happen is the white house needs to come forward and say you are our ally, but you made a mistake here, and teammates dominic he needs to come home so this never happens again. we go it's not to say that we don't make mistakes in america either. we -- our son and his wife love japan, we love the people of japan. we care deeply for the people who passed away and that family -- and those family members. but really this needs to be made right by addressing rich's case as they would maybe a japanese number, or based on the fact and how they've done it in the past. >> shannon: i know that ric

. >> all right, let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam. derek, i'm thinking of the search and rescue efforts and that window of decent weather is closing fast, right? >> yeah, without a doubt. regrettably we have some disturbing information now just new to us here at cnn, we read the latest updates from the weather prediction center, they update about 5:00 a.m. eastern standard time, and they have now included southeastern kentucky, the area that was hardest hit by the flooding in a moderate risk of flash flooding today through monday morning. that is a level three out of four. some of the wording they used in their description is very strong as well. i'll read it verbatim. they say it is going to become or it is looking likely that a favorable setup for very efficient rainfall is going to take place through today and overnight tonight and into monday morning. so the potential for flash flooding increasing across unfortunately southeastern sections of kentucky. let me show you the flood watches in place, anywhere you see the shading of gre

switch to xfinity mobile today. >>> the then minneapolis cop who held george floyd's legs while dereks neck for nine minutes just got sentenced. two and a half years in prison a federal judge handing down thomas lane's punishment today the jury convicted him of violating george floyd's civil rights nearly five months ago. lane's lawyer had argued the then officer did everything he could to help floyd. he said the senior officer, derek chauvin at the time, had overruled his suggestion to roll floyd on his side. george floyd's brother called the sentencing insulting prosecutors had asked the judge to give lane more than five years in prison. two months ago, lane pleaded guilty to a separate state charge, aiding and abetting manslaughter his lawyer said he hopes to avoid a long sentence because he has a newborn baby he's set to face sentencing on that charge in september >>> a major legal win for the pop icon ricky martin. the singer's own nephew dropped his bombshell claim that the pair had a sexual relationship he had accused martin of harassing and stalking him after that alleged rela

derek baxter, everybody. >> great! well, thank you. thank you and c-span. thank you everybody for watching. so yes, this book is about, it's about me following jefferson's travels across europe. and israeli, it was a chance to learn about a different side of jefferson that we don't often hear about. we all know about the younger jefferson who wrote the declaration of independence at the age of 33. and we probably know something about jefferson as an older man when he was president. but this give me a chance to explore this different side of jefferson. it was when he was a middle aged, in the 1780's. so jefferson was just going into his 40s and he almost didn't travel to france at all. he had been asked twice to go over there to be ambassador from the united states and had declined it both times. but there were two events, two traumatic events that really changed his mind and changed his whole life in the early 17 80s that led him to take this trip. so one was he was governor of virginia for two years during the revolutionary war and it went up being a very

start back on derek? what about the scope of this.hen i started reporting on this is a non-environment reporter people kept throwing numbers at me. what is this compared to let us? the other things that we talk about when we are talking about energy policy. >> a lot of people think they get a visit is amazing and it has zero environmental impact. other think that is the most evil and damaging industry on the planet. it is somewhere in the middle and it is a relatively large continuum of them depending upon practices, technology, etc. people like to make these claims without data and also not know really where to compare the industry in terms of its performance on environmental issues. if you want to look at a horrible damaging industry look to aluminum smelting. cannabis does have a range of impacts. there is no one average thing you can say it performs like this it has to be broken down, defragmented. but if you look at the indoor sector and the greenhouse sector and you compare it to other crops grown in those environments, food and

derek chauvin sentenced.civil rights. >>> remembering a hollywood icon. "the godfather" star james caan dies after a six-decade career. >>> cbs' carter evans has a story about why you could see lower prices on your next purchase. >>> and honoring great americans. the 17 civilians awarded the presidential medal of freedom at the white house. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight british prime minist boris johnson is stepping down following months of scandals, but he's not leaving right away. the embattled leader says he will stay on until his successor is chosen in early september. johnson's nearly three years in office have been plagued by controversy, including his handling of coronavirus and his hosting of alcohol-fueled government parties during the pandemic. the white house is closely watching who takes over and where that person stands on issues regarding the european union and other policies that directly impact the u.s. government. there are also indications that the uk support f

former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin is set to be sentenced to 20 to 25 years in federal prisonoyd's civil rights. it's part of a plea deal after floyd died in police custody two years ago. chauvin is already serving a 22 1/2 sentence on state charges. >>> are more than 260 cases of monkeypox in the u.s. and the world health organization now plans to reassess whether the outbreak constitutes a public health emergency. 58 countries have reported cases. >>> and the bulls are back after being put on pause due to covid-19, the rung of the bulls commences in spain. it's the start of nine days of uninterrupted partying in pamplona. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight authorities say the suspect in the mass shooting of an independence day parade in highland park, illinois confessed during a police questioning. and we're now learning that robert crimo iii drove to madison, wisconsin, where he contemplated another attack. cbs news obtained this picture

derek jeter style. trace, like his bro, doing it on offense and bottom of the 7th still for for >> jake lamb. hits one down the right-field line off tyler rogers that bounces over the wall. >> for a ground-rule double a runner scores gives the dodgers a 5, 4, leet that. with his big brother, a little distracted. but looking on happens to the best of us. trace. >> takes one deep into the right center gap. >> and off the wall. >> another run scores. it is 7 for dodgers. not what you want to see if you're the giants, but look at clay. he's loving rooting on his little bro and just having his usual great time. that is so play right anyway. final score 7 for dodgers. they sweep the giants 4 games straight. san francisco is now 16 and a half games back of la in the nl west 2 games back in the nl wild card. but obviously still a lot of baseball left to play after the game manager gabe kepler voiced his frustration with the play of his team. >> not good really frustrating. level of play that it's not going to b

days more to our entire harvest will be at risk. ni nadine added your ne abby amicable permission to derek on? the situation in the po valley is dramatic and not only lombardy. the high temperatures, the severely drawing out, the soil causing alarm among farmers already concerned after a dry winter. in many places there's just a trickle of what is normally a mighty current, something that usually only happens in late summer and out of that account or whatever the civil defense is already had to come and fill our water storage systems. you. we've also had to issue a decree to reduce consumption to the bare minimum thing. it was a threat to robin at society level a couple times. 125 townships have already been told to eat a curb or cut their drinking water supply at night filling up swimming pools and washing cars has been banned with no rain expected in a short term, some municipalities have already started to build emergency reservoirs and a considering declaring a state of emergency and from drought to floods. australia's largest city sydney has received half its annual rainfall in just 2

w derek. the general peter limbo has a pledge to take legal action against this decision. from on that bad, i'm a joint by the head of the w turkish. and how did it come to this? as you said, in 2219, the turkish court said we'll talk. lawmakers said that we definitely need a license to broadcast in turkey and will not agree to this because we think that as the director general said, that's kind of the door was open for censorship, folks, government. and we didn't accept this in march. i talked to the president of the turkish television and supreme council and said ok, in that case we have to investigate a little bit more and we'll let you know. but as you see, they plucked us out now. so how can we respond to this as d dot? how can d, w respond to this? of course we didn't accept this and we trying to find solutions. how we can use this for bright media broadcasting in turkey. right now we using the social media platforms and of course the response of t w is that we're really yes, sad about this decision because as i said, the president of the supreme council said that th

we support to ukraine not only was selling derek g. not only by mentioning every day that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also was military support. so they can self defend their country, their territory, and russia using every time a different argument. um, so this time it's so because of the military support they are saying, but they have been attacking key if and on the part of ukraine before. so it's just a new propaganda from the russian side. that was germany's foreign minister. and alina burbock, speaking to d, w, 's, chief international editor, richard walker, and you can watch that full interview after this show. well, let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world's. it's least 5 minutes of maria druggie has won a vote of confidence in the senate, but his administration remains in peril off. the 3 parties who are in government with him, refused to take pont froggy cold for unity from the coalition, but fail to get the support of crucial factions. he is expected to r