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i'm anne-marie green. millions of americans may find their lives disrupted again today as smoke continues to engulf areas from new england to the carolinas and the midwest. air quality alerts are in effect this morning. relief may be days away. the thick haze is from hundreds of wildfires that are still burning in cada.asnez isn new y with more. astrid, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this choking, eye-stinging mess has many of us in the affected area masking up again because another unhealthy air day is in store for us today. state officials, health officials telling people in more than a dozen states to remain indoors if possible. smoke from canadian wildfires has blanketed large swaths of the u.s. the haze visible from boston down to tennessee. the skyline over new york city and other parts of the state turned orange, prompting the national weather service to tweet "no. this is not mars." >> this is an unpredictable series of events. >> reporter: the unhealthy air quality conditions

i'm anne-marie green. there are questions this morning about just how much russian president vladimir putin has been weakened after an attempted mutiny by wagner group mercenaries over the weekend. residents in the russian city of rostov cheered wagner fighters and their leader, yevgeny prigozhin, as they left the city. the mercenaries had seized russian military headquarters there and were advancing toward moscow before they backed down. rylee carlson is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this uprising ended not with a bang but with a lot of people wondering why prigozhin and his allies would march so close to the russian capital and seemingly just stop. the revolt didn't end the way many watching expected, but experts say it exposed weaknesses in putin's grip on power. resident cheered as wagner mercenaries left rostov, ending an hours' long revolt launched by the group's leader, yevgeny prigozhin. he seized the city and began to advance toward moscow over the

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, a white woman in florida is under arrest for allegedly shooting through her front door and killing her black neighbor. 58-year-old susan lorincz was taken into custody on manslaughter and other charges last night. r r, nfront her nghbor friday s' cre roller skate at them. protests were held yesterday demanding charges be filed. the sheriff of marion county told a fox news affiliate this was not a stand-your-ground case. instead, he called it an unjustified shooting. >>> also breaking overnight, at least two people are dead after a shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in richmond, virginia. police say seven people were shot yesterday outside a theater after the ceremony. those who died include an 18-year-old student who had just graduated, and a 36-year-old attending the event. a 19-year-old suspect was detained, and authorities intend to charge him with second-degree murder. they believe the suspect knew at least one of the victims, and one of the school b

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i'm anne-marie green. an investigation is underway into a small plane that crashed in a remote part of west virginia. it took off in tennessee sunday afternoon flying to long island in new york. the plane then made a u-turn, and a half hour later, six f-16 fighter jets intercepted the plane as it illegally entered washington's airspace, crashing minutes later. the pilot did not respond to repeated calls from air traffic controllers. cbs news has learned one f-16 pilot saw the cessna pilot slumpover and unresponsive. the sonic boom breaking the sound barrier startled people nearby. a former chairman of the ntsb says the plane's cabin may have lost pressure. >> the pilots become hypoxic, meaning, of course, lack of oxygen. they fall asleep as do the passengers, and then they, because of lack of oxygen, they perish. >>> john rumpel who owned the plane said his daughter and her 2-year-old and nanny and pilot were on the plane. investigators are planning to issue their first report later on this month as to wha

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, we have new details released after a frightening incident in the skies. u.s. fighter jets scrambled to intercept a small plane flying in restricted airspace over d.c. before it crashed in virginia. the jets caused a sonic boom heard across the region. nicole d'antonio is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. we are now learning more about the timeline of this investigation. today we know ntsb investigators will be at the crash site to begin their work, and as for that loud boom that could be heard and felt across this region, it left many wondering what happened. a loud sonic boom shattered the sunday afternoon quiet in and around washington, d.c. it was caused when f-16 fighter jets raced to intercept a cessna citation airplane that had entered restricted airspace. the pilot did not respond to repeated attempts to contact the plane, and it later crashed in a wooded mountainous area in western virginia. a u.s. official says the

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning cleanup is under way in the south after severe storms slammed the region. several twisters tore across alabama and georgia yesterday. part of an extreme weather outbreak pummelling states. in abbeyville, alabama, a tornado cut through damaging a few buildings while a nearby town fared far worse with a twister downing trees and power lines. >> i was very scared. my heart was beating real fast. i ran in the room to get my little girl. kept calling her name. she wouldn't wake up. i'm like, come on, there's a tornado out here. >> western arkansas also hit with massive hail yesterday. you can see it pummelling the water. there were reports of some smashed windows as it fell from the sky. >>> and a new york city grand jury has indicted a marine veteran in the choke hold death of a homeless man on a subway train. video on board the train last month shows 24-year-old daniel penny restraining jordan neely. penny was initially charged with second-degree manslaughter. new york city

i'm anne-marie green. a cyber-extortion gang based in russia is being blamed for a worldwide cyberattack that hit some u.s. federal and state government agencies. among those affected are the department of energy, johns hopkins-affiliated hospitals in maryland and florida, and the minnesota department of education. officials say the u.s. military and american intelligence agencies were not impacted. jarred hill is here in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. still something that a lot of people are keeping an eye on. this is something officials say they've been watching since last month when they say that this extortion gang got access to a file-sharing app that a lot of businesses and government agencies use. take a look. u.s. officials say a russia-linked ransomware group called clop is responsible for a global cyberattack that has struck multiple u.s. agencies and nato allies. >> this ransomware group compromised a vulnerability in a widely used software. >> reporte

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astrid, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.here is uncharted territory, of course. a historic move that is likely to rattle the ongoing 2024 presidential race, a race that former president donald trump is determined to stay in. in fact, after trump made the announcement of his indictment on his social media platform, minutes later his campaign sent out a fundraising email telling his followers to donate money to his election campaign. cbs news confirms a federal grand jury has indicted former president trump on charges of mishandling classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. >> this is a hugely significant development. it's the first time in american has been indicted on federal charges. >> reporter: three sources familiar with the case say the seven-count indictment involves the retention of national defense information, conspiracy, and obstruction. trump made the announcement on his social media platform last night. >> i'm an innocent man. ome af bau we're leading in the polls by a lot against biden. >> report

i'm anne-marie green. donald trump is standing defiant after pleading not guilty to federal charges in a classified documents case. after his arraignment in florida, the former president addressed a crowd of supporters in new jersey last night denying allegations he mishandled top-secret documents. he also attacked the prosecution and vowed to stay in the 2024 presidential race. jarred hill is at trump tower in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. former president trump last night in that bombastic speech really defiant saying he's not backing down, whether it's in the legal arena or the political one with the 2024 nomination coming up. all this, he says, as he is continuing to fight these charges. >> this day will go down in infamy -- >> reporter: last night a defiant former president trump slammed the federal case against him at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. it came hours after he pleaded not guilty to 37 charges accusing him of retaining classified documents illegall

i'm anne-marie green. breaking now, new developments and possible hope in the desperate search to find a missing submersible with five people on board. overnight the u.s. coast guard confirming canadian authorities detected underwater noises, but time is limited. the vessel could only have about a day's worth of oxygen left. jarred hill has the breaking details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the coast guard has not confirmed what type of noises were heard, but when crews went and searched the area nothing turned up. as teams race to save the five people on board, we're learning about allegations suggesting there were multiple warnings about that submersible's safety. the u.s. coast guard says underwater notices noise -- noises have been detected in the search area as researchers race to find the submersible that disappeared sunday while exploring the wreckage of the "titanic." >> our crews are working around the clock to ensure that we are doing everything possible to locate the tita

anne-marie? >> wow. naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> well, this morning we are -- people are being warned, rather, to avoid a busy stretch of i-95. part of the highway collapsed in northeast philadelphia early sunday morning. it happened after a tanker truck caught fire under an overpass. you can see the soot on the side of the southbound overpass that remains. the road is shut down in both directions between exits 25 and 32. people are the road at the time had no idea what was going on. >> my initial reaction was, oh, this is a brush fire. that's when i grabbed my phone and videoed it and noticed when i drove through it, i hit a bump, felt like a bump. a bump i'm hitting is the southbound side of 95 that has now buckled. felt like going off a curb, too. that's how low the highway was when i went over. >> there was no immediate reports of any injuries. the incident is under investigation, though. and a complete rebuild is expected to take months. >>> police are on the hunt now for a person of interest in a mass shooting i

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. an official with the national weather service recently said basically pick your poison -- smoke or heat. we're not going to be out of the cycle for a while, putting the health, safety, and comfort of millions on the line. from cleveland to pittsburgh, chicago and detroit -- >> just a cloud of smoke over the city. >> reporter: more than 100 million americans are under some kind of air-quality alert as smoke from those massive canadian wildfires continues to blow into the u.s. so bad in detroit wednesday, the epa warned everyone should stay indoors. >> my eyes have been watering, my throat has been sore, i've been coughing. >> reporter: all that smoke is expected to sit over parts of the east coast today including here in new york. federal officials say that's a real concern for sensitive groups like people with asthma, small kids, and older adults. >> we've got a special delivery for you today. >> reporter: further south, free fans are going out in swift county, texas. parts of the sta

so far, biden is facing challenges from robert kennedy jr and mary ann williamson, but he appears to have a commanding lead, a harvard university backed harris poll last week, which surveyed more than 2000 registered voters found 62% of democrats supported biden over the challengers. biden is expected to depart the fairmont hotel for a fundraiser in marin county tuesday hosted by eight entrepreneurs and investors in areas of climate and tech, according to the marin independent journal, governor gavin newsom will be attending, according to the marin democratic party chair. we're excited that he's here. we've already seen some helicopters flying around, probably doing the startup of the event and marin is a strong base of democrat. so it's a good place for him to be coming. and while republicans have attacked biden on issues of inflation, immigration and his age, his work on student loan relief, social justice issues and the climate seem to have gained him ground with progressives. i think president biden has been a good ally to progressive causes and progressive agenda, and president

with tom lobianco, national political reporter at the messenger, and democrat political strategist mary annevanising or driving voters away from him in the primary one thing i've heard from a lot of strategists inside the other campaigns that are running, this is what they are running, this is what they are all prepping for is the possibility it becomes a logistical nightmare for donald trump. wejust logistical nightmare for donald trump. we just found logistical nightmare for donald trump. wejust found out logistical nightmare for donald trump. we just found out there is another grand jury this week in florida, hypothetically he does not have two leave mar—a—lago for that one but he still has georgia, new york, potentially washington, dc, which legal teams does he work with? it creates a logistical nightmare and on top of that, do they impose, do the courts impose gag orders, while the front runnerfor the impose gag orders, while the front runner for the republican nomination while he is in the middle of the republican nomination and potentially even before the debate stage. in august. befo

being generous to a fault, often extending credit to customers, much to the dismay of cox's mother, mary annays had this tension between them. my dad was a giver—away. my mother was a conserver. i mean, she was conserving, you know, because she had to. she had five kids. i mean, basically, my mother's view was charity begins at home. you know, charity is fine, but it begins at home. you have to start at home. my dad's view was the opposite. he said, "we're fine. it's not them. it's the other people that we have to think about." that idea of thinking about others would become a key theme of cox's life. but for him, it was about those he was entertaining, something he first did one new year's eve. we had a big party in the house and we had a small house. i mean, it was a tenement. i mean, it's two bedrooms. my three sisters slept in one. my mum and dad slept in the other, and my brother and i slept in the bed alcove in the kitchen, and at new year time they'd wake me at 1:00 and the house would be packed full of...i mean, literally packed full of people because my dad was very popular and very

philip rycroft, former permanent secretary at the department for exiting the european union and mary annecratic strategist. hello both, great to see you. so, let's start by reflecting on the two big developments today in ukraine. the dam and the damage that has been done and also the military advances. but if you have been at the heart of government operations, you heard from patrick there are about the potential threat of bandwidth being disrupted, so you have to respond to this incident with the dam, how much does that affect every area of operations do you think? {iii does that affect every area of operations do you think? of course it will have — operations do you think? of course it will have an _ operations do you think? of course it will have an impact. _ operations do you think? of course it will have an impact. the - operations do you think? of course it will have an impact. the senior. it will have an impact. the senior ministers in kyiv will have to demonstrate they've got a grip on that and the resources required to deal with the problems of the local population will be faced.

and i will tell you, i -- i don't know precisely, mary anne, how i get from here to january 20th, 2025le. but i say this with deep humility, that based on my experience in the congress, the relationships i still enjoy there, based on my service as governor and the relationships i have with governors around the country, based on my four years as vice president, i promise you, i would know what to do, and more importantly, who to do it with, to put this country back on track, on day one. and it's about assembling a team, it's about bringing majorities with you in the house and the senate, it's about having partners in state houses around the country. and i would say, again, with deep humility, that the presi presidency is no place for on the job training. with the challenges we're facing in our economy, the crime wave in our cities, a crisis at our southern border, an assault on our leiberty, the american peope will recognize in the days ahead that we need experienced leadership that can assemble not just an agenda, but a team. and i promise you, if you give me the privilege to service a

w dot h t a dot q a the the the hello a mary anne was in london just a quick look at main stories now and thousands of people listening, escalating violence in saddam's westdale for region 8 agencies a medical facilities along the child in border overwhelmed by hundreds of wounded civilians and just the possibly any 45000 refugees has been registered. same bus probably has this update from andre on c don's border with chad. it is really difficult not to draw a line under one thing that we have come to see here. every other youth person you speak to is a witness to some kind of a murder. they have witnessed terrible atrocities as they've been taking the difficult journey from alternate across the border into audrey and they want to talk about it. let's show you who are the people are that need the help as soon as possible. we've come to the school outside of the town of andre. people have been brought to the board or they arrived in the thousands just in the last 72 hours. the numbers of refugees have gone up exponentially for a new 3 days. the as far as you dollars started early on su

with me now is democratic strategist mary anne marsh and tom lobianco, national political reporter atgreat to have you both. are you surprised to see him come out so strongly against trump? yes, this is something that he has been telegraphing for a while. he has been running the shadow campaign basically since january, going around the country giving speeches and for a long time, his advisers would say, wait, wait, wait and, well, he finally did it. the question is, will that actually have an impact? we do not know the answer to that yet but he finally uncorked it and as mike pence goes, this is probably the most visceral we will see from him. the most visceral we will see from him-— from him. do you agree? probably _ from him. do you agree? probably but _ from him. do you agree? probably but you - from him. do you agree? probably but you have i from him. do you agree? probably but you have to| from him. do you agree? i probably but you have to do us a question, to what end? that is what — a question, to what end? that is what tom is basically alluding to. mike pence is in political—

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i'm anne-marie green. we are learning more about the doomed submersible that vanished in the north atlantic. the coast guard confirming yesterday all five people on board are dead. officials said it suffered a catastrophic implosion while on a trip to view the sunken wreckage of the "titanic." the news came after crews found debris from the vessel. jarred hill is tracking the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: not the outcome that anybody was hoping for in this situation. this morning we're learning that there may have been a sign days ago, in fact, that something happened near where the "titan" wreckage was found. now as the families are mourning, the focus is shifting to figuring out how and exactly when this happened. a grim discovery ended the frantic multi-day search for the missing submersible "titan" yesterday. a remote operated vehicle found debris on the ocean floor of the north atlantic just 1,600 feet from the wreckage of the "titanic." >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic imp

i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a violent holiday weekend across america. multiple people are dead and dozens more injured after a string of mass shootings. they include a juneteenth celebration outside chicago, a nightclub in georgia, and a music festival in washington state. jarred hill is in new york tracking the latest developments for us. good morning. >> reporter: there were at least 16 mass shootings over the weekend according to the gun violence archive. as you mentioned, there were a lot happening at places where people were trying to celebrate juneteenth, father's day, good music. some of the victims here children. a father's day celebration turned deadly on chicago's south side yesterday evening. at least two people were killed, three others injured after witnesses say someone drove by a park and started shooting. [ sirens ] that came hours after another deadly mass shooting early sunday about 30 minutes away in willowbrook, illinois. that one during a juneteenth celebration. >> the motive is unclear. this is still an active investigation. >> rep

i'm anne-marie green. with just days before the country would run out of money to pay its bills, the senate last night passed legislation to avoid that unprecedented disaster. a bipartisan group of senators approved the measure to suspend the debt limit a day after it overwhelmingly passed in the house. mr. biden says he'll sign the bill as soon as possible, and he plans to address the nation tonight. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. crisis averted here. the senate with a bit of drama pushed this debt ceiling bill through 63-36. you know, while leaders in congress and even the white house are education this as an overall win, both sides acknowledge that the legislation isn't ideal, just better than default. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: overnight the senate averted what could have been a catastrophic default. >> may be a little tired, but we did it. so we're very, very happy. >> reporter: final passage came after a marathon of votes on 1

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, the house approved the debt ceiling deal. a major step to avert a potentially devastating default crisis. the vote to suspend the nation's borrowing limit came after hours of floor debate. it now heads to the senate. president biden who brokered the deal with speaker kevin mccarthy called it good news for the american people and the american economy. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we veered further away from the default iceberg, but it still is a very real threat as this bill now heads over to the senate. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: with a big bipartisan vote, the house passed the bill to suspend the nation's debt limit through january, 2025. >> tonight we all made history because this is the biggest cut and savings this congress has ever voted for. >> reporter: the bill which was the result of a deal between the white house and house republicans also caps some federal spending, claws back money from the irs, tightens eligibility for food stamps progr

i'm anne-marie green. we are heading into the july 4th holiday travel surge, and it's already been a nightmare at airports across the country, especially in the northeast. passengers have been stranded in some cases for days as more than 30,000 flights in the u.s. were canceled or delayed since sunday due to severe weather. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: a rough morning if you're one of the thousands across the country who have been stuck in this travel mess at the airports. a chain reaction linked not just to the weather but tech issues and staffing problems all ahead of yet another major travel moment. ♪ the providence high school singers practiced and stretched to kill time while stranded at l.a.x. their connecting flight to newark was canceled, though they've been rebooked on new flights to get to their choir tour in ireland. >> we've all been really patient thankfully, and we've been trying to make the best out of this. >> reporter: similar scenes played out in

you've got mary ann williamson pulling in five, six, seven. she's pulling higher than mike pence and what campaign does she have? you've got kennedy jr., pulling like 20% or so almost as high as ron desantis. he has not even run a campaign ad, he's going on podcasts. >> laura: they do not want any of the people to face off. how can you do that? how can you do that? how do you do that? >> there's an analogy to the republican field because that's growing by the day and they're going to debate. you'll have many people crowding the debate stage. at the dnc made very clear no debates against joe biden. he debates the teleprompter and loses. there's no way they're going to let him debate people in progressive policy. how has the democratic party not learn the lesson no matter what they did to nullify with the left was not enough. he's being challenged not from the left, but from the right by a few of them. no labels also had a lot of problems in the investigation and all thing. the donors all love it. by trying to kick off people who got valid acces

. >> harris: mary anne williamson has run before. robert kennedy is someone we're looking at fairly new and a legacy in miss family. why would you say not serious? >> williamson fired her staff having run before. robert kennedy is an unknown. most of these folks have never served in elected office. he is out of the mainstream as you said, harris, with regards to some of the things he is running on, especially when folks look at his positions on vaccines, within the democratic party i think he is out of the mainstream. the president has overwhelming democratic support. >> harris: black men in particular during covid who were expressing questions and some of that had to do with our history as a country. they wanted to know why things had to be mandated. there were people in these country. >> he has taken on vaccines for children as well. so i totally understand about the black issue certainly. >> harris: i want to stay here for a second. doug, it is interesting that almost a third of the vote between two people right now projected coul