back on the farm, gibson says a continued water crisis means an uncertain future. your family's been doing this 152 years. that's many generations. do you worry this is the last generation of farming in your family? >> you know, i can't sleep at night. most nights. because that's exactly the concern. >> reporter: we're told this marina would normally be floating on about ten feet of water. but like much of the state, it has dried up. utah feeds the colorado river. and less water in the state means trouble downstream, impacting nearly 40 million people in seven states. jonathan vigliotti, antelope island, in utah's great salt lake. spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand still fresh. degree. ultimate freshness activated when you move. feelining stresseded in your s? not with n new olay reretinol y wash..ultimate freshness which imimproves skikin 3x bet. from dry a and stressesed, to bt and smsmooth. so, i cacan feel my y best iny skin.. olayay body. fearlessss in my skikin. do you have a life insurance

>> who is mel gibson's audience?ld tweets that were homophobic brings up the point, look, why are we supposed to be perfect? i don't hold my wife or kids to the stand around of being perfect and basically said last i checked the only way you grow up is from bleeping up. what do you think? >> there's a question about when have people done enough to redeem themselves? that's a very real question. when is someone worthy of for forgiveness? michael vick did something terrible, was convicted, paid the cost for that, served his time and came out and did a tremendous amount of work in supporting animal rights. when you speak to people in those communities, no, we feel this was genuine. he is remorseful for what he did. at what point do we as a community say, okay, you have paid your debt to society. we forgive you because nobody is perfect? >> i don't think anyone is striving for perfection and a standard no one will meet. we will all fail at it. i think, yeah, if you're looking at someone like a wonderful journalist, a gre

ex-pat john gibson has reported on japanese baseball for 20 years.n: you think about a guy who throws 101 and then a guy who hits homeruns, and that's a comic book character. that's not somebody you're thinking about in real life. you know, nobody does that. who does that? >> wertheim: we had hoped to leave the sapporo dome with ohtani, get to know the mortal behind the comic book character. >> ohtani: thank you. >> wertheim: domo. but he politely declined our invitation. not even a quick captain kangaroo burger. so we invited a couple of his teammates instead. brandon laird and luis mendoza are two of the team's gaijin, or foreign players. laird saw action as a yankee. mendoza once pitched for the rangers and the royals. sapporo is not a bad place to be a gaijin. >> luis mendoza: how you doing? good? good to see you. >> wertheim: over dinner at their favorite spot in town, laird told us that ohtani is the most talented teammate he's ever had. this, from a guy who played with derek jeter and alex rodriguez. >> brandon laird: some pitchers can hit, bu

. >> pam brown sat down with karen gibson in an exclusive interview. pam, what did she have to say? you, i sat down with an exclusive interview with the chief law enforcement officer of the senate, the sergeant at arms, general karen gibson. she took over the reins in march. and i asked her about what security on capitol hill looks now, nearly five months after the insurrection. and what she said may surprise you, because her number one concern isn't necessarily another insurrection happening. >> i worry a lot more about cyber security than i do about another mob attacking the capitol. certainly, our networks are -- have attempted intrusions every single day. and so, cyber security for me is a much greater concern than the prospect of thousands of people storming the west terrace. >> reporter: christopher ray, the fbi director, compared the current threat with ransomware to terrorism around 9/11. do you view it that way, too? >> i think whether it's ransomware sore other cyberthreats, yes. i actually -- i see cyber security as my greater concern than a mob attacking the capitol. i t

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msnbc's candice gibson sports with members of that community. about how they're doing five years later. >> brandon wolf makes this journey he says, as frequently as possible. each visit to pulse, reigniting the memories of june 12th, 2016. brandon was inside the clubs bathroom when a gunman opened fire on the dance floor. the music was still -- >> the music was still playing. and about a dozen people rushed in the door, panic. they were screaming but their eyes were screaming. if that makes sense. i remember them crouching on the floor saying that there was a man with a gun. and there was this furious debate about whether we should hide or run. but we were in a men's only restroom, with no stalls and no doors. so the only option was to run. >> brandon escaping through a back door, his two best friends were on the dance floor at the time, did it stand a chance. they were around the 49 people killed, and more than 50 others who were injured. >> i'm curious where everybody is at this level? >> i think what has changed for me is that i've learned ho

wiem kendis gibson.his authoritarian dream with help of the most of the gop. the latest on the slow motion insurrection this morning and the pro-democracy wing of the republican party is still hanging in there. liz cheney is speak out in rare form. you don't want to miss her latest volley against the ant semites and bigots taking up residence in her party. and the battle against the big election lie, arizona secretary of state katie hobbs joins me and the senate sergeant at arms worries about more than another capitol insurrection, "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm ali velshi. it is sunday, june 26th. donald trump's big election lie led a violent mob to attack the u.s. capitol five months ago today. the goal of the insurrectionist was to overturn the results of the 2020 election. they did not succeed that day five months ago. but they are still trying. the pro-trump extremists who stormed the capitol that day chanting "hang mike pence" did not manage to stop the certification of the election res

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i sat down for an exclusive interview with senate sergeant in arms karen gibson to discuss the safetyf the nation's capitol after the january 6th attack. it's now up to her to protect lawmakers, and another instruction isn't even her biggest concern. >> do you feel like the investigations that have been done and the investigations underway give you the sufficient information? >> they certainly give us a lot of material to start with, yes. there have been a number of in-depth i.g. investigations and hearings by both suspect and house committees as well as the honore task force that looked at ways to improve security at the capitol. i think we have a lot of information that we need to move forward with developing a security strategy. i think the purpose of the january 6th commission was intended to be much broader, and we don't need to wait on a commission like that to move forward with improving security. >> do you still have any outstanding questions that hasn't been answered for you about the systemic failures that led to january 6th? >> so, i'm sure certainly much could be learned b

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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm sorry coffin in for lindsey this morning. in the south tropical moisture claudette makes its landfall. we are seeing some early remnants from this tropical storm. we will have updates later this hour. we have a team of report exist and analysts following the latest. >> the superdome in new orleans, it is expected to make a mess of juneteenth celebrations in the southeast and father's day celebrations as well tomorrow. >>> let's focus on one of our top stories this morning. president biden shifting focus himself to pressing domestic agenda, including a deal on infrastructure now showing signs of progress. >> nbc news white house correspondent laura eagan is following president biden in wilmington, delaware, this morning, where he is spending the weekend. good morning to you. what sticking points remain with this? do you get a sense that they can be resolved by non? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. we haven't heard a whole lot from president biden on the infrastructure teal. that's because he spent the past week on his fi

candice gibson and lindsey will be back here next. we are going to take a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you right. now we begin overseas in the uk at the site of the g7 summit. now drawing to close. and these msnbc matt bradley has the latest on that. and this nbc's sarah hartman has details on president biden's meeting with the queen. matt big press conference today. among the topics, did the president make any progress on convincing the rest of the g7 cotton -- to get tough on china. also sure to be asked about the upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. tell us a little more about what we expect today. >> -- when you talk about spreading g7 values you're talking about confronting china. because that is essentially what this meeting is all about. it's confronting autocracies, authoritarianism, throughout the world. spreading a democratic vision for global progress. that's what joe biden is trying to sign off on. he's trying to bring all those other world leaders on board with an infrastructure plan, to try to

i'm lindsey reiser. >> i'm kendis gibson. happy pride.om tel aviv to miami. >> we are going to begin with donald trump returning to the political spotlight today. the former president set to speak at the north carolina republican republican convention and he has a jam-packed

i'm kendis gibson. happy pride. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you right now from tel aviv to miami. >> we are going to begin with donald trump returning to the political spotlight today. the former president set to speak at the north carolina republican republican convention and he has a jam-packed schedule for the summer, too. >> jason miller says he has events in ohio, alabama, florida and georgia, all over the next couple of months as he returns to electoral battlefield. touting trump as the leader of the republican party, working to turn out voters ahead of the 2022 midterms. joining us former congressman from florida carlos, and host of your political playlist podcast and former vp of campaigns for the center for american progress emily, welcome to both of you. >> congressman, starting with you. trump gearing up for summer rallies and "the new york times" is reporting he has been telling people he is going to be reinstated as president by august. in the last hour

kendis gibson went to orlando. >> brandon wolf makes this trip as infrequently as possible.ned fire on the dance floor. >> music was still playing. and about a dozen people rushed in the door panicked. they weren't screaming, but their eyes were screaming if that makes sense. and i remember them crouching on the floor saying there was a man with a gun. and there was this furious debate about whether we should hide or run. but we were in a men's only restroom with no stalls and no doors. so the only option was to run. >> brandon escaping through a back door. his two best friends, juan and drew, were on the dance floor at the time and didn't stand a chance. they were among the 49 people killed and more than 50 others were injured. >> i'm curious where everybody is at this level. >> i think what's changed for me is that i've learned how to focus those things into a place of optimism. >> reporter: his optimism born out of recent congressional elections where 40 plus nra-backed candidates lost their elections. new gun laws banning bump stocks and the state's first new gun legisla

kyle gibson been pitching like bob gibson. that's scary five, but it gives it up here. yard by sean murphy. that's his ninth already solo, and in the sixth inning, the a stick to have a shot at it only down five to texas, though, with two on the catcher. jose sabino deep and gone and this again comes up. montas who went five and two thirds gave up eight earned runs the finals 83 houston won their ball games, so the a's are one game back. i'll tell you what, you'd have to be pretty dumb to be a major league pitcher today and put some kind of foreign substance on the balls. this was the day that major league baseball decided they put the umpires and charged. to go searching if they wanted to. for anything on the baseball that they deemed suspicious, like jacob de graaf, his first three pitches tonight, we're under miles an hour or faster for the men's. he's having an unreal year. he went five innings, gave up. no run, struck out six. but he gets the work over, including the checking of his belt buckle by the umpires, i guess what they found nothing. the mets won the ballg

"early today" starts right now >>> we do say good monday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson >> and'm frances rivera. we begin with the temperatures baking the west. the flats fire in the san bernardino forests exploded sunday destroying at least two homes and forcing mandatory evacuations, nbc's vaughn hillyard joins us with more from los angeles. >> reporter: frances, from here in southern california up to montana, triple digits expected this week, an early arrival of summer record-breaking meet and a lack of rainfall of threatening to paralyze the country's western half there's phoenix set to blister its records but the high heat won't reach beyond the desert this week. billings, montana, forecast, 1204 degrees, casper, wyoming, 102, salt lake city, 103 california, 106. it could be heat in the kitchen as farmers fail to produce >> we don't have enough water and feed for the cows the tough decisions are coming for all of us >> reporter: but there is no rain on the calendar punishing the already dry parts of land. >> this year is the worst drought, worst year since 1997 >> reporter

time "early today" starts right now >>> we've made it to wednesday good morning, everyone i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm phillip mena. all eyes today will be on geneva the first face-to-face meeting as world leaders will begin in hours. the summit is being seen as the u.s. attempts to fix its fractured relationship with ru russia for more we turn to monica alba live in geneva good morning >> reporter: good morning, guys. president biden and president putin could meet for as long as four to five hours later today just a couple of hours now in terms of the choreography and what we can see, president putin will be at the location overlooking lake geneva. they'll head in for a smaller meeting with the u.s. secretary of state and the foreign minister after that they will expand to a much larger delegation of 15 to 16 people plus translation and all of that, as we know, could stretch late into the evening before it wraps up with the press conference from each individual leader. this is by design. the u.s. said they didn't want to repeat the images of what we saw in helsinki with former president trump

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still has spectacular military technical capacity which it might use to shine in the region. sudden, gibson, new technological development. the miss miss missle fields. were the navy or are many knowledge is well let's go to my we have to take a very short break right now, but we'll be back in just a few moments station. the me or one of the worst in shootings in america, was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little of the real last vegas where many say elected officials are controlled by casino loaners. the dangerous shooting revealed what? the l v m. p. d really is and now it's part of the spin machine to the american public barely remember that happens just shows you the power of money and las vegas, the powerful showed their true colors when the pen demick heard the most contagious contagion that we've seen in decades and then you have a mayor who doesn't care. so here's caroline goodman, offering the lives of the vegas residents to be the control group. to the shiny facades conceal a deep indifference to the people vice gonna say that they will take an action. absolutely keep

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. >> reporter: sixth generation farmer ron gibson has 70% less water this year. he won't plant hundreds of acres of crops. your family has been doing this for 152 years. that's many generations. do you worry that this is the last generation of farming in your family? >> you know, i can't sleep at night, most nights, because that's exactly the concern. >> reporter: about 95% of utah's water comes from snow pack, and this year, there was little of it. >> we would be standing under water had it been a normal water year. >> reporter: zach frankel, executive director of the utah rivers council, warns the crisis in utah will impact much of the west. >> the question is, are state leaders willing to accept that this is not a short-term drought but that this is long-term climate change? >> reporter: and this is what scientists mean when they say most of the west is in a mega drought. utah's great salt lake lived up to its name last year. norah, where i'm standing right now, i should be submerged in water. >> o'donnell: wow. that says it all. jonathan vigliotti, thank you.

five nothing lead, az try and claw back into it against cal gibson. having a great year. five on a bad ball club and sean murphy is one guy can solve them with a shot to left leaves the yard 51. they still got a shot at it. you're thinking five to texas, though to on this is jose for being you over and out, and that's pretty much your ball game. 83 final. montas went five and two thirds gave up eight earned runs mentioned houston astros won their ball game. and the a is now one game back in the a. l west stanford, a team with big time world series aspirations look like themselves in a win or go home situation against arizona. 19,000 in omaha, nebraska to see arizona. their opponent. go home. it was over. the cardinals had the bats work in the plank, you will know and a resounding shot off the bottom. tommy troy is a freshman at delos got those two run, homer seven. nothing lead. they played defense. this is san jose's eddy park, another freshman making beautiful catch in left field. rocky jones also have a three run homer and five rbs for the cardinals. 14 5 will take on

lot harder. tailored mop and r t new york. republican candidate for new york state governor derek gibson tells us the agenda pushed by american mainstream and social media is any fueling the division trends in the country. it's larger in 1990 because in 199 we had a democratic part, a republican party that well them real like it. and the media was the question on narrative one of the other. now that the media and we have posted media and the media, the mainstream media portion are one part of the other is divided people. we are bama from black. go raising my name of every view. but for the most part, we are separated from the now that we had to put a grace period on, on a have one and all the and that one group is present. now i'll be at the math, which to make note that, that mean we are teaching take, we are going back 70 years back, but then what we are doing today, but you, the pan demi, in a sense to separate and divide to divide and hype, the rates about so fight against each other to use conceptual erase because at work that's what we're talking about so far. calling bracy this af

lot harder taylor mop and archie, new york republican candidate for new york state governor derek gibson, says the agenda pushed by mainstream american media and social media the fueling, the division trends of the country is larger in 1990 because in 199 we had a democratic part, a republican party that welcome real bit like any of them. and the media was the question on narrative. one of the, all the fat now that the media and we have posted media and the media, the mainstream media portion are ones that are the other is divided. we are bama from black. go raising my name of every view, but for the most part we are separated from the now that we had put a mirror on, on each and i hate one another and that one group is present. now i'll be at the math, which make note that, that mean we are teaching take, we are going back, we're really sick, the 70 years back what, what we are doing today. but you, the pan demi, in a sense to separate and divide, to divide and hype the rates about. so fight against each tool that they use conceptually race. because at work you're watching out, see the

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it's a gibson trini lopez.o chasing these things down or do you -- >> yes. i've been chasing this stuff down my whole life. >> this is another guitar. >> this is hound dog taylor's guguitar. i use t these a lolot. i mean, thehese two guiuitars, obsesessed over r these mumusi. >> reporter: they were also obsessed with a little label in oxford, mississippi. fat possum records introduced them to blues greats r.l. burnside and junior kimbrough. ♪ >> a lot of people didn't know about them really until the '90s. >> oh, yeah. it was like a renaissance. you know, that we kind of lived through. and that's when i started making trips down to mississippi. >> second time i went i spent time with t.l. ford. was life changing for me. >> reporter: dan and patrick had their heart set on being signed by fat possum. >> we sent them our demo. they never even responded. >> reporter: so they drove there in person. >> they gave us a record contract. and then they tried to sell us a car. >> tried to sell you what? a car? >> they trie

. >> and i'm kendis gibson we're going again overseas with the latest on the president's foreign trip as he continues to reestablish the nation's credibility on the world stage he is starting this morning in brussels, belgium, there for two days of talks with nato and european union leaders cyber security, terrorism, climate change among the topics being discussed at the summit. for more on what we can expect from the meeting of world leaders, we turn to nbc's mike memoli who is live in the belgian capital. what's on menu today >> the circle gets a bit wider from the intimate g7 meeting to a meeting with 30 nato allies here in brussels you'll remember what it was like four years ago when president trump arrived for his first nato meeting. he really stunned our partners by scolding them for not spending enough money in defense spending, for really putting into question the u.s. commitment to article 5, the core of the nato charter, which requires any country to defend an attack on any other in the nato alliance. well, president biden, white house officials say coming with a very differ

and in our review of the week, the french president gibson swapped in the face while getting up close and personal with a crowd of supposing supporters in the south of france ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program, this is our international right now. been, you know, who's 12 year rule as israeli leader is over after parliament approved a new government. right winger, natalia bennet from the amino party. he is the new prime minister, heading a coalition with a tiny one. c majority in jerusalem, crowds were seen celebrating. the changes, hopes high that the country's long running political stalemate is finally at an ent . yeah. ah, yeah. again, believe i had to do. it was like on a thread for the moment we will, we thought that was happening. and then they said that the government was approved and you know, it's, it will governor, you know, which, which women with what we mean. it was a new eastland majority that boasted in the news is way the prime minister and the new government. it was 60 in favor and 59, opp

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin with the latest on president biden's first foreign trip on sunday he touched down in brussels, belgium to begin two days of talks with nato and european leaders which starts today. cyber security, terrorism, and climate change are among some of the topics being discussed at the summit the meetings come as a new abc ipsos poll finds 57% of americans trust mr. biden to negotiate on the country's part with foreign diplomats we turn to mike memoli in brussels mike, good morning >> reporter: good morning, frances. president biden has traded the g7 in britain for meetings with our 29 nato allies here in belgium. the president temperatures down in brussels last night for the first of two days, his second stop on his first foreign tour you'll remember what happened four years ago when president trump arrived here for a meeting with nato leaders, and he stunned our partners by scolding them for not spending enough on their mutual defense for refusing to even commit to article 5. that'

offensively jason vossler off the therapy pell oh, cal gibson, and it's one nothing.y go back to back to back up catcher ted with trump with a solo homer to now think it was to nothing and then to one into the ninth. the rangers tied it and they win it in the 11th breaking a 33 tie. little by brock hold. jake gave it up with two outs right nba playoff time. rudy go bear is your nba defensive player of the year despite what dream on dreamd so much for centers being a diet breed, as you know who's the mvp nicola yokich? not that it did him any good against chris paul. it's actually a guard's league. come on, watch chris fall set up. his fellow guard devin booker, just smooth with the jumper. he had 18 points of the sons take control of this game again against the nuggets. look at paul still got the handles. he looks completely healthy, beautiful path for tory. craig paul had 17 points, 15 assists and no turnovers. but this kid needs a do over. help his parents looked like they're getting a kick out of it. the nuggets by themselves down two games to none against the phoe

protecting the space of other dom the announcement follows for some joint military exercises, but it gibson and student his forces. it also signed military corp, packed with your best neighbors. can and g, boot the robot if the dom hot security implications for the empire region. is you up your cue, the saddam, of bragging their fits constantly over the issue of filling up the dumb. something to save both countries, new would be inevitable one day. but i'd also double bass, you a major leak of us tax records has revealed that some of the richest americans have been paying less taxes than ordinary workers or none at all. the report from the non profit investigative journalism organization, pro public says 25 percent of the wealthiest american pay to combine to $13000000000.00 in federal income tax in 5 years. that's the true tax rate of only 3.4 percent. but the average household pays 14 percent each year. in some years, amazons jeff basal teslas in on mosque and finance. he had your souls didn't pay any taxes. but the report says they did not evey taxes and using a legal strategies pro publ

of court and former attorney general jeff sessions and will build bar to testify before congress. gibson is on the has more of a washington dc. yeah, it's important to put this in a little bit of context here. this all goes back to around 2018 under president, then president donald trump and the justice department that he essentially oversaw them. what the allegations are is that the trump white house ordered the justice department. perhaps the allegations are to get phone records and metadata e mails and what have you from political rivals and journalists, as part of the white house's attempt to see who was leaking damaging information about donald trump. but the problem with this is that the justice department is an independent body. it's not supposed to be doing, get involved with political things such as this at all, and trumpet white house. no secret had it had always made no secret of the fact that it was using the justice department to do some of its bidding if you will. that's not necessarily a secret. there's been all sorts of allegations for a long time. but these are just new

gibson says threats started rising in 2020 before the insurrection happened. >> i think what concernsfor some experience theories and whacked out ideas not based in fact. and you know i say tongue and cheek that we need a vaccine for disinformation. i'm concerned about people who just cannot separate fact from fiction. >> she added the threat of a cyber attack, not another riot, keeps her up at night. >> >>> matt rivers is in mexico city for us, what's going on there? >> yes, andre lopez here did not have the kind of night that he was hoping for. his party is losing some seating. they're going to lose around 200 seats. the coalition that they have, it is not enough for a super majority and it is a small set back. they were hoping to get get that done without opposition candidates. they are reabusing a centralized power you still did it from the most powerful political figure in the country and he still has more power than anyone elsewhere. no doubt that practically speaking he has less political power than he did yesterday. meanwhile they consider a very bloody trend here in mexico. a

and -- [inaudible] >> let's go to peter gibson. peter. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i thank my right honorable friend for all that he is doing for our country. the rising tide must float all ships, and to that end, will he commit to delivering the -- [inaudible] at arlington, and will he further commit to helping stop the great train robbery of services from our station? and finally, does my right honorable friend agree with me that our leveling-up agenda, investigation should provide the people with great confidence as they go to the polls? >> prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. he told you -- the labour party heard that there was going to be an economic -- in darlington, they called it giving up, mr. speaker. that what the right honorable gentleman said. and he's certainly right the support stephenson in his campaign. i believe -- will offer a strong local voice for change and progress -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the prime minister is delighted that the high court in belfast this morning upheld the governm

she's taking legal action against the government over the death of her father michael gibson. with the virus. there's absolutely an attempt to rewrite history. a lot of what the government has given us more recentlyjust looks like the benefit of hindsight. what matters here is the truth, what matters is the evidence. who said what and when. not what they're now saying about what they really meant. we're looking for the facts. for instance, families want to know the risk assessment behind the nhs letter sent out on march 17 last year, a week before lockdown. it led to the urgent discharge of medically fit hospital patients. some transferred to care homes. most weren't tested. that only changed on april the 15th. by then, 25,000 hospital patients had been moved to care homes. matt hancock insists few outbreaks were caused by this. he also says the important word in this statement a month later was "try". right from the start, we've tried to throw a protective ring around our care homes. here at pelham house in folkestone, they lost ten people, half their residents, to the virus.

and yet this is a myth that perpetuates -- mill gibson's patriot, and this is all nonsense, placing to the idea of just armed citizenry but clearly how do you see the militia figuring in this. >> >> the big battle, the big battles, the final two battles of saratoga, the american combatants, the militia, they are the ones manning the fortifications and the fortifications are really important because they control albany and the river, that is why they cling to the fortification and commit a small percentage of total force, just to arnold's should going -- a grin and they are important for that. they free of continental troops to conduct combat operations and they do things like logistics support and things like that. the militia are the ones who are the primary combatants through the bennington campaign. they are important for a number of reasons and at the end of the campaign when burgoyne, less than 6000 troops are surrounded, 17,000 americans. 2 thirds are militias. they are very very important to ceiling victory at the end. very important from start to finish in the entire campaign,

back on the farm, gibson says a continued water crisis means an uncertain future. your family has been doing this for 152 years, that's many generations, do you worry this is the last generation of farming in your family? >> you know, i can't sleep at night and most nights because that's exactly the concern. >> reporter: we're told this marina would normally be floating on 10 feet of water. like much of the state, it has dried up. utah feeds the colorado river and less water in the state means trouble downstream impacting nearly 40 million people in seven states. for "cbs this morning," jonathan vigliotti in utah's great salt lake. >> i don't know how many more warning bells you need. >> i feel for him. next time we complain about heavy rain, think about the people who would kill to have a big drenching. >> and next time you open the fridge and see fruit and vegetables, think about the farmers bringing that to us. >> i can't imagine being a farmer and imagining like 150 years of family farming may be coming to an end here. >>> ahead, a college football legend is ac

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