doctor, evans the u.s. preventive services task force out with new guidance on screening for depression and anxiety. first, what is the task force and what do they recommend? >> the task force is put together by the government to look at streaming farai health conditions, and this particular task force looks at the issue of president screening and anxiety screening. it is a good set of recommendations to add the issue of anxiety disorders to what people should be screening or looking for in primary care. >> why? >> well, first of all, anxiety is pretty common in the prevalence. about 26% of males and 36% of females. it is the most -- anxiety disorders are some of the most common mental health conditions. often unrecognized. and they can lead to a variety of problems. none of the problems of having mental health challenges but also the challenges of exacerbating other health conditions. >> what prompted this task force recommendation, these changes, was all pandemic related? >> the work actually started befo

evans so much. many of the callers, i can't think of one caller i did not appreciate. the man from texas who mentioned the lord god. you know jesus said, be not anxious. he lived in a different world than we live in. the separation between the mental and the physical, the greeks said to a sound mind and a sound body. why don't we remember that? the country we live in, we have to look at the diet of people and their vitamin levels. they do not get enough b complex. it effects them mentally. physically too probably. if they smoke something like marijuana, that burns up b complex even more. it is the complex you need to cope with stress. anxiety, i never would say i am anxious. one time a doctor in emergency room try to put that on we. i was teaching in long island. there had been a meningitis outbreak. i had to learn how to teach children how to wash their hand and i was concerned about myself. i wanted to be tested. he tried to give me a hard time. the doctors that saw me in the er did give me the test. fortunately, i do not have any of the symptoms. treating symptoms i

broadcast, but first we have some new cnn reporting to bring to you, let's get straight from cnn's evan perez on that. evan, good evening to you, mark meadows i hear responding to a subpoena from the doj, what are you hearing? what are you learning? >> yeah, don lopez has been one of the big mysteries during all of the recent uptick in activity from the justice department. what happened to mark meadows? now we know the answer. the answer is that he has responded, he has complied with a subpoena from the justice department, part of the january six investigation, now this makes him the highest ranking trump official to comply with a subpoena as part of this criminal investigation. in addition to him, we also know that ben williams in one of his aides, a very top aide, of mark meadows, has also been subpoenaed as part of this big push. we recently reported that more than 30 subpoenas went out in the trump orbit. now with mark meadows, what we know is that he has provided all of the materials that he has given to the january six house committee that is investigating january six. that's thou

evan perez. and yasmeen abutaleb and laura barron-lopez.asmeen congratulations to the promotion of white house reporter. of course, we saw this primetime speech from president biden where he called out in a rare way president trump by name and republicans. what's behind behind the strategy there? and does the white house think this speech is going to make a big difference yasmeen: i think the white house thoughts it was a launch of the campaign than will start with labor day weekend and begin in earnest after that. i do think this is an effective strategy that biden is trying to draw the distinction between the maga loyalist and they said they -- that the election was rigged and those those mainstream republicans who don't adhere to that ideology. democrats have been clamoring for this for a while for the president to be much more forceful and direct and calling out the threats to the american way of governess. i think democrats are energized by this much more forceful president biden yamiche: democrats were really, really wanting to see a

carter evans in los angeles, thank you. those triple-digit temperatures are going to continue into next week. while in the atlantic, we now have the first hurricane of an unusually quiet 2022 season. for more let's bring in meteorologist jackie jeras from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jackie. >> reporter: good evening, nancy. the heat will continue to build across much of the west, right through the holiday weekend. we've got more heat alerts in effect from california all the way up into washington state. records will be broken, not just daily records, but all-time september records could be in jeopardy with triple-digit readings expected in dry weather. fire danger is going to be elevated. all the rain's going to be here across the southeastern corner. heavy downpours will continue for the gulf coast states and it could lead to localized flash flooding. the northeast looks good. saturday is going to be a nice comfortable day with sunshine, but a cold front is going to approach and bring storms for your

. >> evan perez is out front. evan, 222 pages. there's a lot of detail in here.re laying it all out. how bad could this lawsuit be for donald trump and his children? we're talking here about don jr., ivanka and eric, along with his company. >> that's right, erin. she is asking for a judge to essentially put the trump organization prohibit them from doing business in the state of new york if she succeeds in addition to the $250 million that she's asking, that she says were ill-gotten gains, this would bar trump and his children from leading any business in new york ever again. five-year ban on buying commercial real estate in new york state as well as a five-year ban from applying for loans in new york state. she says, again, over ten years of fraud. one example is the mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, which, according to letitia james, is worth about $75 million. but trump was claiming $739 million. another example, his triplex at trump tower in new york city roughly about 10,000 square feet. trump claimed there was 30,000 square feet and valued at $300 million. t

evan, stand by. i want to bring in now cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and ellie and chief political analyst gloria borger. good evening to everyone here. i'll start with you, andrea. i want to get your reaction to the new cnn exclusive reporting that meadows complied with the doj subpoena and he had direct access to trump and his state of mind on january 6th. >> yeah, don, this is the old addage be careful when you poke the lion because he might wake up. the lion is now awake and fully on the prowl. we have over 30 subpoenas that that have gone out that we know about in the last week or so and this latest development that we now know mark meadows has come play complied with is really a very interesting development. it also shows you the difference between a congressional subpoena which mark meadows house from the january 6th committee and what he is still fighting and the grand jury subpoena. the grand jury subpoena is a much more serious thing. there

but it's a special night ahead forjonny evans.be making his 100th appearance for northern ireland, joining an exclusive club of centurions for the country. thomas kane reports. about to become a centurion. evans had not even made his club debut when he was thrust into the international spotlight as an 18—year—old in the famous 3—2 victory over 13 years ago. he certainly — victory over 13 years ago. he: certainly has done well. in this atmosphere. he was the one who gave this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches — this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches is _ this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches is difficult _ this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches is difficult for _ this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches is difficult for one - this teenager that his chance. to do 100 catches is difficult for one you have to _ 100 catches is difficult for one you have to he — 100 catches is difficult for one you have to be fit. do you have to avoid injury— have to be fit. do you have to avoid injury an

i like evan spiegel and tim cook i want to talk about tough issues with him. it's mostly people that don't drive me crazy. >> the collective market value at this point of time is in the trillions of dollars that's interesting when you started with sundar and he talked about making it 20% more efficient. the stakes are so much higher this year. >> absolutely. the tech is coming out of this pandemic period where they soared i talked about that many years ago. now it's a reckoning moment. i don't mean a reckoning in that oh-no kind of thing. they're enormously powerful. i wanted to lean into the future rather than litigate a lot of things from the past we had senator amy klobuchar here talking about legislation i thought she did a tremendous interview. andy jassy is here i interviewed him before last time i did he wasn't ceo. i've had a long relationship with him a lot of people i've had long, long relationships before they were trillion-dollar companies. >> tim cook, what a moment to get him. basically off the stage in cupertino, getting on an airplane and comin

evan corcoran my penis videos beside donald trump walking him out of the storage room. his criminal defense learns to study six months of surveillance video to see how many times evan corcoran is seen all those videos. look what's in his hands when he does appear as of monday this week have been corcoran's name still appears among the criminal defense lawyers on the signature page of the most recent filing donald trump's lawyers and the case for why tell donald j trump versus united states of america. how much longer will evan corcoran continue to be listed as a member of the trump criminal defense team when he will no doubt be increase of louis and spending his time with his own criminal defense team. leading off our discussion tonight is an msnbc -- also bradley moscow national security of attorney. neil, let me begin with you naturally clamp leverage. i know that the audience is, thinking what happens to attorney client privilege and the situation like this where evan corcoran's defense could be, my client donald trump told me that these are all the documents, i was

notice the dates here evan talked about. the government set the deadline of october 17, 2022, while the trump team three months. think about where the mid-term elections fall here. the doj hoping to have this included in the review prior to the mid-term election. it's been a point of contention for quite some time and of course there's the unspoken rule in the doj of not wanting to interfere in the election. of course trump is not on the ballot so that likely won't be an issue here. this all comes down to trust. the idea for special masters they don't believe the individual vetting process and the team in place to review criminal details from doj is trustworthy, and we have that order of a special master from the judge allowing for that mistrust to continue. and as evan points out, they have provided in this particular joint agreement and motion they know there will be disagreement even down on the line on the very basic things. if they have a quick review before the mid-term elections who knows the impact of that. >> yeah,

evan: i don't know if it is quite necessary.ency we had before with the fed tightening was a big issue of inflation expectations. what we have seen, especially from market-based inflation expectations, those are at a reasonably comfortable range. you don't have to worry about the fed moving credibility. 75 i think -- [indiscernible] -- i don't think it really matters that much, but it is the guidance on where inflation takes you. we are very data dependent going into the end of the year. where is the labor market? kriti: evan brown of ubs, always a pleasure. we thank you as always. coming up, growing concerns that the potential rail strike could make inflation worse. what the government has planned when it comes to this strike. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have plans for storage in different places throughout the united states. we would use trucking as a backup. but as i said earlier, we want to encourage everyone to work this out. i think rail not only for our industry, but many in the u.s. it is critical. kriti: this is "bloombe

. >>> chicago fed president charles evans said the fed is not ready to take the gas off the pedal. >>> and turning attention o overseas bank of england vowing to hike rates further with the plunge in the pound. we are live in london aggressive the bank of england will get. >>> and a new wave of strikes by workers. >>> and hurricane ian's impact in the u.s. as the storm forces oil producers in the gulf to shut operations. it is tuesday, september 27th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's check on the markets and your money stocks green across the board. the dow could open up more than 200 at the open. s&p and nasdaq 1% higher we want to check the bond market yields we are still seeing the inverted yield curve. the 2-year treasury above the 10-year treasury 4.264% also important to note the 5 5-year above the current mark at 4% and brent crude is above $85 a barrel we saw it dip yesterday briefly. a look at cryptocurrency bitcoin right now. just above $20,000 mo moving higher in the pre-market. both up 40% in

let's get straight to evan paris. what do we know? >> donald trump got a big, big break from this judge eileen can who says the department of justice has to stop using these documents that were retreezed from mar-a-lago last month. what she's saying is there's an intelligence community review that can continue but for the justice department investigation, they can no longer have access to these documents while this special master does its review. just to remind people, the reason why we have this is the former president and his legal team waited about three weeks, and then they made this request to this judge to ask for this third-party lawyer to come in and review these documents. they say they don't trust the justice department, the fbi to do this fairly. their chief issue is with the attorney/client privilege material, which the justice department, by the way, says is an issue, and they already have a special team that has isolated about 500 pages of documents that they say could, could be part of this attorney/client privilege iss

fusionism used to try and -- evans hated this term. he said you're trying to put together two things that are an unnatural match. you cannot have liberty -- he thought liberty rested on some traditions and a moral understanding of what human beings are. in that respect, frederick thought much the same. abortion. most libertarians are pro-choice. most traditional conservatives are not. so, that split -- i think you want to say this on behalf of social conservatives. aside from the electoral consequences, most reformer democrats. but i think what ought to be said is abortion was not a national issue before the 1970's. it was an issue but on a state-by-state basis. a lot of spectrum of views of how it should be handled and what the law should be. once we nationalized it, suddenly, it became front and center in our politics and it was unavoidable. it does not matter what you think about abortion or same-sex marriage. once they become national issues , if you are a social conservative, it is going to be hard to keep that coalition together.

evans, very much. well, the national weather service says the brutal heat wave in the west will continue through the rest of the week, while in the northeast, rains will stick around for at least one more day. for more, let's turn to meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. more rain for the northeast, but not nearly as much rain as what fell over the weekend. many areas in connecticut and rhode island, 3 to 5 inches. some areas, close to a foot of rain, creating scenes like this in providence. for a while, parts of interstate 95 south of providence was shut down because of the flooding. fortunately, we're toward the end now. the rain eventually will be working out. see it through the next several hours, showers and maybe a storm or two will be wrapping up. a few pockets here and there of heavy rain, but the worst of the worst does appear to be over. meanwhile, still dangerous heat in the west. and once again, norah, som

evan peterson with the american red cross joining us from orlando, thank you. evan: thank you.udy: the flooding is so bad in some florida communities that relief agencies and others are having trouble getting in to where they need to be. that includes many journalists, including our team. wendy powell is one of the local reporters who stayed to report on the storm and its aftermath. she's the editor of "the naples daily news" and joins me now. what are you dealing with in the naples, fort myers area right now in terms of what you have to cover? wendy: we are dealing with mass devastation. we have islands that disconnected from the mainland. the island of sanibel, the causeway collapsed into the bay. there's absolutely no way to get on that island. fort myers beach is another island where we have seen pictures. we have people on the island but we have not been able to go there. the devastation is beyond what i've ever seen in my entire career. judy: what are you seeing in terms of human -- the human situation, where people are? are people stranded? you know any more about the ne

and nobody in this country has more experience on this floor than mike evans. if you want to think about remembering mike as i will, opposing counsels sort of weep when mike evans walks through the door because they know that with that full stack of binders and materials, he is ready. and, mr. president, if i can go back to my basketball roots, when you're dealing with mike evans, you better come to play because he is ready every single time out. now, typically these arguments are handled by brilliant staff before the parliamentarian. on one occasion i gather a senator kind of strutted in the room and challenged mike to a debate on -- i'm not sure how it ended but mike is pretty much undefeated against colleagues on the other side who actually have election certificates. now, in all seriousness, the many hours of work he's put into this byrd rule arguments, work that i know feels like a real slug, it's part of making life better for people, and we appreciate mike doing it. last point i want to make is about mike's character. he has a great sense of humor, wonde

fusionism used to try and -- evans hated this term. he said you're trying to put together two things that are an unnatural match. you cannot have liberty -- he thought liberty rested on some traditions and a moral understanding of what human beings are. in that respect, frederick thought much the same. abortion. most libertarians are pro-choice. most traditional conservatives are not. so, that split -- i think you want to say this on behalf of social conservatives. aside from the electoral consequences, most reformer democrats. but i think what ought to be said is abortion was not a national issue before the 1970's. it was an issue but on a state-by-state basis. a lot of spectrum of views of how it should be handled and what the law should be. once we nationalized it, suddenly, it became front and center in our politics and it was unavoidable. it does not matter what you think about abortion or same-sex marriage. once they become national issues , if you are a social conservative, it is going to be hard to keep that coalition together.

so, evan? evan: trevor failed to notice that i was a very obnoxious and annoying cato intern and hopefully less obnoxious and irritating as an academic. although opinions of that are split down the middle. it was hard enough even with the aid of patience and diligent editors to predict the future of abortion in america. if i only had 15 minutes but i'm going to try my best. in dobbs, the supreme court overrule roe v. wade and planned parenthood v. casey. as of this day, before constitution day, abortion has been banned in 16 states. other states are expected to follow suit. a federal ban on abortion after 15 weeks has been proposed. no supreme court decision has so quickly resulted in the criminalization of so much conduct that was once afforded the highest constitutional protection. now in one sense dobbs was unsurprising. roe casey's days were numbers since the appointments of amy coney barrett got a majority. in the other sense, dobbs is shocking. justice alito's opinion for the court takes

evan, walk us through what's next. what happens next? there's a big deadline coming up on friday. >> that's right, poppy. the immediate effect, of course, is that prosecutors and the investigators have to stop reviewing these documents. they can't use them as part of their investigation. in the meantime, the director of national intelligence can continue their risk assessment of these documents that were recovered from mar-a-lago. i'll read you, however, what she's now laid out for this friday deadline. she says that by friday, the justice department and the trump legal team have to come together and agree on a person that they can appoint to be the special master. they have to submit a list of potential candidates that they can choose from. they also have to negotiate the duties and limitations of what this person is going to be doing. they're going to propose a schedule for this review, so we'll see whether it's weeks or months that this is going to take out, and they're also going to lay out how to pay for the special master who is go

evan perez is still with us. evan, the attorney general was mindful there, that is why this complaint is so long and detailed, of what was to come from the trump family. she also has to deal as a politician, she's a prosecutor but also a politician, she has publicly criticized donald trump many, many times that do give him an opening to say there's politics in play here. >> right, it really does. you heard one question during the press conference where someone asked the question, trump doesn't do this on his own. he's got accountants, he's got lenders, he's got insurers, he's got tax authorities, all of who had oversight over this. why is it that he was getting away with this for this long? what changed? and the question for letitia james and others will have to answer to judges perhaps is whether there is something that has made a difference and whether the political part of this is why they are cracking down on donald trump and treating him perhaps differently from other people in new york who might be doing th

dan evans will hope to join him in the fourth round, he plays the 2014 the champion. a row. some of them got a bit over excited at zandvoort with a flare thrown on to the track bringing the second session of qualifying to a temporary halt. there was no stopping the championship leader verstappen in the final session as he beat ferrari's charle leclerc byjust two hundredths of a second, the smallest margin of the season. sergio perez crashed his red bull on the final corner leaving britain's lewis hamilton unable to improve on fourth on the grid. it was goodbye very tight and you can see the dominance we had is not there any more. you can see how quickly its changes again when you go to a completely different track layout, different needs as well that they are a lot closer. rugby league's regular superleague season came to a close this afternoon, but not before some late drama at headingley, with leeds rhinos fighting back to seal their spot in the end of season playoffs. they were trailing castleford tigers with time running out but two late tries claimed a place for

witness michael cohen, ty, pat cipollone and maybe christina bob and evan corcoran. >> thank you for your time, barbara mcquade, this evening. >>> we will be joined by one of the reporters breaking all kinds of news in the trump investigation. coming up live on the set, big news out of alaska, where a democrat, a democrat has defeated sarah palin for congress becoming the first native american in congress. >>> live by the chairman of the january 6th committee who represents jackson, mississippi, bennie thompson a lot to get to. stay with us. t to get to. stay with us >>> one day after donald trump files his lawsuit last week, calling for a special master in the case of the fbi search of his florida home, the "washington post" published this piece entitled fbi's mar-a-lago search followed months of resistance, comma, delay, by trump. a documented year and a half effort to stall and prevent the handover of documents to the national archives and justice department investigators. quote, some material recovered in the search is considered extraordinarily sensitive two people familiar with

he's already beaten evans in miami and washington this year. year. the fia's world council voted in favour of the proposal, but the races at which they will be held in next year's record 24 race calendar have yet to be confirmed. "sprint" events differ by holding a shorter race on saturday, the result of which sets the grid for the grand prix. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. ultimately it's another day of sunny spells and scattered showers, but fewer showers in comparison to tuesday and lighter winds. still from a cool source, though — from the north — that's going to be driving in some showers across aberdeenshire and down through the irish sea, just clipping west facing coasts of wales and southwest england. during the latter stages of the afternoon, we will see a rash of sharp showers through northeast england. some of these could be heavy and thundry. top temperatures once again around 13—16 celsius, a little bit below par for the time of year. and we will need to keep an eye on thos

ah, a marion evans, dean welcome. months ago, images of civilians killed and tortured in the ukrainian town of boucher shocked the world. after the town was liberated from russian occupation, researchers found extensive evidence of apparent war crimes committed by russian forces. will now evidence of what could be more war crimes has emerged in the newly liberated hark of region, or correspondent to manual chas went to a zoom, where mass grades containing more than $450.00 bodies were uncovered. a warning to our viewers, her report contains some disturbing images. darren, covering sheer horror as near by artillery fire rages in this forest. on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock ticks you and bodies buried in mass graves dating from the russian occupation . drawing from what sir nicholas year equal. just on the woods, the information we have which has already been established, is the burial of local residence. labriola exclamation. as you can see, examination of the bodies. he and referrals for forensic examinations are currently bei

ah, a marion evans team. welcome. the czech republic, which currently holds the rotating e u. presidency is calling for an international tribunal for war crimes to be established. that's after new mass graves were found and eastern ukraine. some of the bodies uncovered near the formerly russian occupied city of easy you showed evidence of torture. ukrainian authorities say their investigation and a potential war crimes committed by russian forces is just beginning digging up evidence of possible russian atrocities, lined with body bags. this pine forest on the outskirts of islam is the size of a recent mass, grave. hauling body after body work as here have already exist the remains of 40 people. police believe that over 400 may be buried here. some soldiers, but also civilians. forensic inspectors say some of the bodies bear the marks of torture. let us move, we assumed the 1st grief and found a body will little. the rope was found on the neck of the body, and there are injuries on his limbs to listen as well. these a

i'm marion evans, dean. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you from me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for watching. mm mm. mm mm mm mm. how did she.

ah, i'm marrying a evan steam. it's good to have you with us. months ago, images of civilians killed and tortured and the ukrainian town of boucher shocked the world. after the town was liberated from russian occupation, researchers found extensive evidence of a parent war crimes committed by a russian forces. well now evidence of what could be more war crime has emerged in the newly liberated harkey of region. our correspondent and manual shares went to a zoom where mass graves containing more than $450.00 bodies were uncovered. a warning to our viewers, her report contains some disturbing images there, uncovering sheer horror as me very artillery fire rages in this forest on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock to assume bodies buried in mass graves, dating from the russian occupation book doing for much less here was just on the information we have, which has already been established is the burial of local residents. exclamation as you can see, the examination

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ah, a marina evans dean, welcome to the program, the czech republic, which currently holds the rotating e u. presidency is calling for an international tribunal for war crimes to be established. that's after new mass graves were found and eastern ukraine. some of the bodies uncovered near the formerly russian occupied city. if a zoom showed evidence of torture, ukrainian authorities say their investigation and to pass potential war crimes committed by russian forces is just beginning using documentation. ukraine is hoping to make the case for a legal recognition of the alleged russian atrocities. benighted nations is preparing to send and inspection team d. w. semenoff shares travel d zoom and saw the forensic operation 1st hand. she sent us this report which includes some information that some viewers may find disturbing. hi, mariana indeed or me and her team, her ards are in is young to day and our 1st our fullest. just at the outskirts of the recent deliberated city of islam. tudor side of those mass burials, you could see our desert up city cemetery and just behind it, they are graz

a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. as hundreds of thousands of russians are called up to fight in ukraine, some men of military age are fleeing the country to avoid conscription. others have taken to the streets and rare demonstrations of resistance to the crumbson's war in ukraine. the mobilization announced by president vladimir putin earlier this week has also led to accusations of discrimination by russia's ethnic minorities. they say they are being conscripted at disproportionate rates. a few quick selfies and kisses good bye on a moscow street. as this young man heads off to a military trading site, he's among thousands being called up to serve in russia's war with ukraine. his wife runs over for one final hug before he boards the bus. i'm going to defend my country, that's it. how's my mood? it's excellent. what can you do? oh, of course, i'm very worried, but i support my husband's decision. russian authorities claim more than $10000.00 volunteers turned up at military enlistment offices across the country afte

the august 8th raid revealed at least 11 boxes containing documents marked classified. >> that was evan lambert reporting tonight. the judge has friday, september 9th deadline for both sides to submit their filings on special master candidates, the details of their duties and then the potential disagreements. one of the suspects involved in the stabbing deaths of 10 people in the canadian province of saskatchewan has been found dead. police say that they found the body of damian sanderson. that's a man pictured on the left and believe his brother miles. sanders son is hurt. authorities say they don't believe damien died of self-inflicted injuries. the discovery of the body came on the second day of a massive manhunt for the pair, of course, suspected of carrying out a series of stabbings in an indigenous community and a nearby town which also left 18 people injured. it is the deadliest attack in canada's history. and coming up, how the mysterious winchester house is commemorating the centennial year of the passing of its owner and creator. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪

evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news, all right, we'll see what happens. evan. thank you. all right. record set in santa rosa at 131 115 degrees or 115 degrees. that's the hottest it's ever been since records have been kept in santa rosa's when you do that, and that's for any day of the year, right? august september, october, um it's a big deal, and this is a big deal. heat wave. this is as hot as stretches i've ever seen since i've been doing this and i'm sure we all said and done. when we put all these numbers together, it's gonna be interesting to see what really happened. here are the highs from today there's gonna be plenty of records were gathering those up now, but look at these numbers. i mean, 112 and conquered 116 in fairfield, 116 and antioch's all time record set in sacramento today, um which you know that's you think sacramento would have already had that by now because it's a hot town. but they said an all time record will have that for you. the excessive heat warning has been extended as you know, through thursday, but here's the up shell. look at the sea breeze right,

evan perez joins us now. evan, you've been perusing this document, i'm sure. we're talking now about thousands of pages of documents that potentially if this judge in florida decides that she wants to order a special master, there's a lot more things that this person's going to have to go through beyond obviously the fbi -- according to the document, according to the prosecutors, the fbi already has a separate team that has gone through and has singled out things that they believe -- i believe there's 520 pages of things that could have some attorney/client privilege material. potentially though, this special master that this judge is thinking of appointing would have to go through everything to make sure that what the fbi says is true, right? so, you can see now why the justice department is concerned about the potential delay in this investigation, that this would have the effect of delaying the investigation. because she's saying -- the judge is saying that while this is going on, she's going to prevent the fbi from having access to some of these documents.

cbs's carter evans on the extreme weather. request granted-- a judge says yes to donald trump's call for a special master. cbs's robert costa on what it could mean for the justice department's investigation, and the mid-term elections. mass killings in canada shock the nation. breaking news on the stabbing rampage that left ten dead and at least 19 injured. cbs's elaine quijano has the details. missing jogger in memphis. the desperate search for a kidnapped school teacher, as police say the suspect refuses to cooperate. cbs's elise preston has more on the suspect's criminal history. n the suspect's crim this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this busy labor day. i'm jericka duncan. norah is on assignment. tonight, severe weather is in the forecast for nearly a third of the nation, from record heat waves in the west, to floods across the midwest and south. right now, a line of storms is moving th

norah. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thanks for being there for us. and that's not the only hurricane brewing. on the east coast, earl is expected to strengthen into the first major atlantic hurricane of the 2022 season. let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. hey there, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. as carter mentioned, cooler temperatures are on the way for parts of california. however, for now, it does remain dangerously hot, excessive heat warnings in effect with temperatures expected to get to record levels. so more record heat on the way for much of the week. also on the way, what eventually will be left of hurricane kay. it is a category 2 hurricane right now. it's continuing to move to the north. it will weaken, but what will be making its way into southern california will be the rain, the possibility for some flooding, not only is it possible, it looks like it is likely. and then the atlantic getting very busy, norah. no immediate landfall olz the way, even though there are two hurricanes