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where do you get your news? >> i get the news from the internet. i go to a bunch of sites with all the news. my favorite right now is citizen prepress. all across the country, all over the world -- we get a lot of good news stations. i cannot really watch regular news, cbs, nbc -- all propaganda owned by three companies. the new york times, washington post, awful, just biased now. here is something interesting. if you agree with the associated press about the abortion and joe biden -- in that article, it said there was a constitutional right to abortion, and we know there is not. but the associated press decided we should, and then you read it. i know it is not your fault, just reading it, but it is pure propaganda. so you have to do your own research. host: wait, john. it said the president is facing mounting pressure from ella deming that's to be -- from fellow democrats to be more forceful on the subject after the supreme court ended a constitutional right to the procedure. caller: so right, when was there ever a constitutional right for an abor

is this the new deal or the new death? so her said that roosevelt's tax plan, which would have raised taxes on the 50 wealthiest people in the united states including him was essentially communism and could have been devised by a composite personality labeled stalin delano roosevelt. now hurst opposition to roosevelt's policies was not confined to the editorial pages despite his rhetorical commitment to objective journalism. so in june of 1935 he directed his editors to not call the tax bill to soak the rich bill, which is roosevelt's title for it. but instead soak the thrifty soak the saving or soak the prosperous. later that summer. this is again 1935. he ordered his editors to use the words raw deal instead of news new deal in the news stories about roosevelt's domestic programs. so mccormick took even less time than hurst to decide that the that the president was worse than stalin. mccormick was was recognized as deeply reactionary at the time one critic called him the greatest mind of the 14th century. and he despised

prolonged face-to-face contact or intimate physical contact a new study from the new england journal of medicine found that transmission was suspected to have occurred through sexual activity in 95% of the persons with infection. >> in addition to the increase in the number of cases is the concern that this is going to go beyond the current social network of high-risk individuals and that we're going to start looking at this to become generalized across the population. >> reporter: on friday, the cdc confirmed the first two u.s. cases of monkeypox in children, which some health experts say could have happened through holding, feeding, or sharing items like bedding. >> both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have sex with men community, the gay men's community. those children are doing well. >> reporter: already, the demand for vaccines is overwhelming health departments across the country. in new york city friday, 17,000 vaccine appointments were booked within 30 minutes. >> it's been really difficult to find an appointment lately. >> reporter:

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight britishhnson is stepping down following months of scandals, but he's not laving right away. the embattled leader says he will stay on until his successor is chosen in early september. johnson's nearly three years in office have been plagued by controversy, including his handling of coronavirus and his hosting of alcohol-fueled government parties during the pandemic. the white house is closely watching who takes over and where that person stands on issues regarding the european union and other policies that directly impact the u.s. government. there are also indications that the uk support for ukraine will not change. the prime minister called president volodymyr zelenskyy today to reassure the leader that his country will continue to send military aid and support. cbs' charlie d'agata starts us off tonight from london. charlie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. it was an extraordinary day here at downing street. a day of political upheaval and drama played out on the most powe

>>> back now with our nbc news exclusive, my interview with new york city mayor eric adams. former police officer once again on the front lines of the fight against crime. but with crime up, are his efforts working? in new york, the perception that continues to lay out there that this is a dangerous city is it? >> no, it's not. it's not. >> reporter: mayor eric adams was elected promising to clean up new york city's soaring crime. six months later, overall crime is up nearly 40% you came into this job saying you were going to fight crime and bring crime down have you been successful >> no, we are incomplete i'm not successful until every new yorker feels safe. >> over a dozen shootings, a couple dozen shooting over the holiday weekend here that doesn't feel safe. >> no, it doesn't. there's not a feeling of safety. we also did something else over the holiday weekend. we removed a substantial number of guns off our streets. >> reporter: he notes homicides and shootings here are down 9%. >> we got to work on those what we call predatory crimes rape, robbery, burglary, grand lar

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> tonight the is on across much of the country as scorching hot summer grips the nation. brutal and dangerous temperatures felt from california to massachusetts, more than 120 million americans under excessive heat warnings or advisories, triple digit temperatures expected from great plains to lower mississippi valley. national weather service said 60 new record highs will be set across 20 states by end of the week. europe's record heat wave has resulted in britain recording highest temperature ever, and london fire brigade declared major incident after multiple fires broke out in london. we'll have full coverage in united states and abroad. cbs's kris van cleave will start off from very hot fort worth. good evening, kris. >> reporter: we hit 110 here, paramedics say it's not only dangerous but potentially deadly. tragically played out in tallahassee, florida, this rnoo afleide ca growing concern over the toll of the unrelenting heat. major power scare at hoover damn as the mercury soared into trip

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the new details in the parade massacre.ated a second attack hours away from highland park, illinois, but changed his mind. >>> held without bond. the new information about the suspected shooter as we learn he reloaded twice. tonight a look at his arsenal, and our exclusive interview with the atf agent in charge and the police chief. >> there was quite a bit of preplanning that went into it, and he was quite motivated to carry out the attack. >>> remembering the victims. they were grandparents and new parents killed in the july 4th attack. tonight we hear their stories, including irina and kevin mccarthy and how their 2-year-old son survived. >>> a tragedy averted. police in richmond, virginia praise a hero citizen who called in a tip that saved lives. >>> tonight's other top headlines, former white house lawyer pat cipollone agrees to meet with the january 6th committee behind closed doors. president biden speaks with the wife of wnba star brittney griner. >>> and boris on the brink. will the british prime minister resign?

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i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> one week fromtime hearing with what lawmakers promise will include never before seen evidence that they say proves donald trump's culpability in the assault on the u.s. capitol and explain what he was doing for three hours as the symbol of democracy was ransacked. well, tonight we have new former president allegedly tried to call recently, raising questions about witness tampering. and just as the investigation is zeroing in on donald trump himself, he may be trying to distract by letting it be known that he has made a decision about whether or not he'll run for the white house again in 2024. >>> and then there is this bombshell we're just learning about. members of the secret service may have erased messages from january 5th and january 6th. that's according to the department of homeland securityw so we have a lot of news to get çvg0sévq1b[#5t8bénj capitol hill.lpìáhp &hc% good evening, scott.uw >> norah, good evening.q■q< as the committee ujuáhrás sights f the wbommittee ujuáhrás sights on the &e

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so far this season none have been caught. >> no news is good news, right? no news can be good news.nets and not find any nests. >> reporter: the asian giant hornets are nicknamed murder hornets because they can kill an entire honeybee hive in a matter of hours. honeybees are essential in pollinating crops, which washington state agriculture relies on. >> the faster we find them, the faster we can remove a nest. and we get to a nest early enough, nothing from the nest will be able to row produce. >> reporter: a murder hornet sting can kill a human. while no murder hornet deaths have been reported in the u.s., up to 50 people a year die from their stings in japan. in washington state, the public is encouraged to make their own traps by cutting a hole in a water bottle, mixing equal parts rice cooking wine and orange juice and hanging it on a tree. in order for washington to declare murder hornets eradicated from the state, they must go three years without detecting any. andrew, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> in sports day two of the british open can't go much worse for tiger woods th

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

some cities setting new daily highs. dallas at 109, albuquerque at 102, wichita falls, texas, a whopping 115 while americans try anything to weather the onslaught, tonight unrelenting heat in texas is testing the state's energy consumption, which is expected to swell to levels never seen before, using equipment that in some cases dates back half a century. >> these are not designed to run full out year round everybody built these for august and september. everyone in texas knows that's when it gets really hot. >> reporter: record usage here even more stark when stacked up to other large states. texas at 80,000 megawatts, at leas doubling new york's projected summer peak and california's current usage. power generation is keeping up with near record temperatures. right now there' 4%, 5% extra capacity. but last week available levels dipped low enough, texans were asked to conserve toda ercot, the air traffic controller for the power flow, said that strategy worked. >> i am always worried that the system could be overtaxed

breaking news, nbc news has learned that steven g. bryer will step down as a justice on the u.s. supreme court we want to go right now to justice correspondent pete williams is breaking this news for us >> according to people that he has talked to his intention is to retire at the end of this term this will be the biggest change in the supreme court in at least half a century >> quickly boiling down the pages and pages of the most consequential cases, always taking his time to get it 100% right. from the affordable care act -- >> the bottom line here is the supreme court has upheld the health care case >> -- to the disputed election in 2000. >> the senior justice dissenting here, justice john paul stevens, i think, leaves little doubt that there's no room for a recount. >> if there's no room for a recount this election is over for vice president al gore >> i see nothing in any way that incompatible with that, tom. >> and the ruling that made same-sex marriage legal. >> historic ruling sueme court has said there is a constitutional x rriage you can hear the cheer and the crowd, a

. >> we have the news coming up next >>> breaking news tonight, on several fronts the uvalde school police chief with a dramatic announcement late today >>> and severe storms adding to a holiday travel nightmare for millions >>> hundreds of flights canceled, thousands more delayed, 50 million americans facing a severe weather threat. plus we're tracking tropical storm colin and we hear from one of those airline passengers offed $10,000 to give up his seat >>> and late today, the controversial uvalde school's police chief says he will resign from the city council after facing outrage for delayed action against the gunman the reaction in uvalde tonight. >>> a family demanding answers in akron, after the fatal police shooting of a young black driver their attorney saying he was shot 60 times the city bracing for more protests with body camera footage set to be released >>> the latest turn in the legal battle over abortion the new ruling from the texas supreme court. >>> the last-minute rescue at sea. crew members plucked from raging waters just as their ship was going down >>> the research ju

it's a whole new. ballgame tara campbell abc 7 news. the number of americans who believe that government can do more to prevent mass shootings that an all-time high. that's the finding of a new cnn poll seven out of 10 adults say there should be more action to prevent mass shootings like the one in uvalde, texas 92% of democrats support stricter gun laws compared with 39% of republicans about 58% of americans are somewhat worried about gun violence with 28% saying they are very worried. we're following breaking news a wildfire. post a county near one of the main routes into yosemite. this fire video was taken just a short time ago from a pg&e camera. you can see flames shooting out from the base of the large plume of dark smoke the blaze named the oak fire is near mid pines close to highway 1 40 and carstens road. there is mandatory evacuation orders in that area. the fire has burned about 600 acres in just a few hours and it's spreading rapidly. abc 7 news meteorologist, sandy patel is tracking the conditions there on the fire line san

♪♪ find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> tonight, the excessive heat breaking news in the westn soldiers hit with lightning and we've learned it was deadly. also the excessive heat now moving into the east, too. authorities now warning to prepare for six or seven days straight of this. heat warnings and advisories for 29 states now. more than 140 million americans. the severe heat fueling wildfires in this country, and the northeast now preparing for the longest heat wave in nearly a decade. the heat index, the feel like reading reaching 100 degrees in several major cities. washington, d.c., new york, boston, philadelphia declaring a heat emergency. and tonight just in, strong turbulence on an american airlines flight sending multiple passengers to the hospital. the plane diverting. whit johnson from new york and senior meteorologist rob marciano timing it out. >>> tonight, president biden calling on congress to act on climate change, but with senator joe manchin pulling his support, what can the president really do? what the president said today and terry moran on that tonight

in new york.ime is running out, those words from dr. anthony fauci who expects to retire end of president biden's current term. been head of it since 1984 and advised every president since ronald reagan. >>> cheaper gas, could soon drop to 4 bucks a gallon like in texas and oklahoma. national average stands just over 4.50 a gallon. juan soto wins the home run derby, 19 homers in the final round, turned down a $440 million extension recently. for more, download the app on your cell phone or tv. cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin in uvalde, texas, first comprehensive assessment of the law enforcement response to the massacre the robb elementary school that killed 19 students and two teachers. 77 page report details 77 minutes of what is referred to as a lackadaisical approach, placing blame on all the law enforcement who responded to the shooting. nearly 400 officers were on the scene. for the first time, we're getting look at the disturbing body

. >>> our nbc news exclusive, my one-on-one with new york city mayor eric adams on the surging crime in his city and nationwide we ask him, does he consider new york a dangerous city and the two groups he says are holding america hostage. >>> simone biles and megan rapinoe at the white house today among 17 receiving the nation's highest civilian honor >>> from "the godfather" to "elf," remembering legendary actor james caan >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone a guilty plea today in a russian court from brittney griner, the american basketball star the biden administration says has been unlawfully held griner admitting to carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil into russia her lawyer saying she did so accidentally, hoping griner's contrition will lead to a lenient sentence. as it stands, a conviction carries a possible maximum sentence of ten years in prison. today's development also being seen in this country as potentially the first step in a delicate diplomatic dance to win her release in a prisoner swap. the wnba standout the wnba s

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new yablonovsky bridge. according to representatives of the ministry of transport, it will open ahead of schedule. it is still not known exactly how much, but the builders are trying their best to lead alexander tiny artyom satyuha. on our channel sports news studio danila makhalin petersburg zenit officially announced the acquisition of the colombian cashier. how long is the contract signed under the three plus one scheme? matvey has already passed a medical examination, joined the zenith in last season. he finished second in the list of top scorers of the season. russian chess player i nepomniachtchi continues to lead the candidates tournament in madrid this time. with black pieces, he defeated the representative of france alireza firu. ju in the eleventh round. now, after this victory, the asset of the forgetful has eight points. he is in the lead of the standings, the second place is taken by the case of burning, lagging behind by one and a half points, the top three is closed by nakamura, who is inferio

nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> and that is the overnight news for this monday.or some of you the news continues. for everyone else, check back later for cbs mornings and of course you can follow us online any time at cbs news.com. i'm erroll barnett reporting from the broadcast center here in new york city. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. four people, including a gunman, are dead following a shooting at an indiana mall. two others were injured. greenwood police say a lone gunman entered near the food court and began shooting. an armed witness shot the gunman. jury selection begins in the federal trial of former trump adviser steve bannon. bannon faces contempt charges for defying a subpoena for the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. another primetime january 6th hearing is set for thursday. >>> cameron smith is the winner of this year's british open. the golfer clinched his first major victory. the first australian to win at saint andrews since 1960. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or

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new at 3:00 on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area, we just learned that firefighters have started flooding that very stubborn fire in east contra costa county. it has been burning six weeks and sending smoke in the air, causing bad air quality for people around that area. here's what it looks like today. the air district just extended the air quality advisory again, this time through monday. paul now has been watching this fire for what feels like a very long time. so stubborn and a lot of smoke still. >> yeah, it's just one of those situations where it's not a danger to spread significantly, but just the smoke being produced by it deteriorating the air quality and that part of contra costa county. for most of the bay area, good air quality. again today mostly green dots on the map. but i want to focus on that cluster of yellow dots downwind of the marsh fire. this is from airnow.gov. you can see all the green once again, but downwind you can see all those yellow squares on the map indicating moderate air quality, which could be a lot worse, but if you can smell smoke in your neig

developing news. a new wildfire sparked just outside of yosemite national park, forcing evacuations. the oak fire began yesterday afternoon. it's burned over 4300 acres so far. this is southwest of the park near mid pines in mariposa county, part of highway one. 40 is closed. no. so far no structures have burned. efforts continue this morning to contain this fast growing fire. happening tomorrow, the san francisco marathon returns with thousands of runners expected to make the trip from the embarcadero to sausalito him back this year. organizers are calling a bigger and more inclusive than ever before the race on sunday expected to be the first marathon in california to have a non-binary division. there will also be a special program for runners with disabilities. 25,000 runners registered for this year's event. you can expect road closures on sunday, including the embarcadero, which will be closed from midnight sunday morning until 3 sunday afternoon sidewalks on the golden gate bridge will also be c

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theresa kron. 4 news. >> other news tonight, a major bust today in san francisco. the city's police department says it sees $200,000 worth of stolen goods while serving a search warrant. take a look at this department started its investigation earlier this year based on tips from local retailers. the search warrant was served at a home on milton street in the singles side neighborhood. san francisco police arrested sergio manuel pool that to norio the owner of that home police, satan oreos operation had been up and running for at least 3 years, making at least half a million dollars a year. the goods were being sold online and shipped to people nationwide. police say they believe there are other people in the city conducting similar operations. >> another retail crime bust in the north bay. 3 suspects arrested for stealing more than $65,000. worth of sunglasses from a store in napa. police say the s spects filled garbage bags with more than 215 pairs of sunglasses just before 7 last night. an employee at a nearby store saw the suspect car license plate and provided

that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a good night. have a good night. >>> now at 6:00, a fast moving wildfire carving a path of destruction near yosemite. >>> a shooting in broad daylight in marin city has neighbors saying enough is enough. >>> and stories of resilience from today's marathon through the streets of san francisco. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. we begin with a fire threatening thousands of homes in the sierra. it exploded in size overnight. the oak fire has become one of california's largest wildfires of the year. thousands of people are evacuated. the fire has shut off power to more than 2,000 homes and businesses. >> fire broke out near the town of mid-pines in mariposa county on friday and since then, the blaze has grown to more than 14,000 acres. there's no containment. this fire comes as firefighters make progress in the washburn fire burning in the southernmost part of the park. >>> following the oak fire, let's go to first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> a co

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. >> announcer: this is 5 news. >>> streaming on cbs news bay area, the new d.a. taking to the streets of one of san francisco's most troubled neighborhoods. calls for the federal government to step up its fight against monkeypox. why some in the city are calling its response abysmal. >>> testimony in the january 6th hearings, why the committee is putting a lot of focus on what happen in a certain december meeting. >>> good afternoon. our top story at 3:00 on kpix 5, the interim d.a. of san francisco taking a stand in the tender loin. it's brooke jenkins first full week on the job and as lauren toms reports, she's promising change in a long troubled part of the city. >> reporter: brooke jenkins is off to a quick start moving to implement changes in san francisco starting with the tender loin. today she met with several local business owners and described walking through open drug use. in a press conference outside of the phoenix hotel, she found to end open air drug markets and provide more resources for people in recovery. >> no longer can children and families a

i'm matt pip , cbs news, new york. >>> outrage in akron, ohio.eased today showed police fatally shooting jaylen walker at least 60 times as he ran away from them. authorities say walker shot first. >>> also, hectic holiday travel. thousands of weekend cancellations and delays at airports leave travelers bracing for a turbulent return. >> reporter: i'm in los angeles where many are turning in the airport travel to the road. >>> plus, russians gaining ground. the military claims to have seized control of another strong hold in eastern ukraine. >>> power play. the debate over who pays the costs when people move off the grid. >> the customers who are putting in solar are generally shifting costs on people who are poorer than they are. >>> and later, in a league of her own. this baseball icon kept a secret for decades until her reveal went viral. >> they called me up the next morning and said aunt maybell, we love you for what you are. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight in akron, ohio, where the city's fourth of july

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new details. now investigators in contra costa county say a teenager suspected in an armed robbery at a grocery store parking lot is linked to another similar crime. 18 year old leon fountain of anti r pleaded not guilty to charges of armed robbery outside the trader joe's store in danville on july 1st. prosecutors say fountain also entered a not guilty plea to a robbery just one week prior in walnut creek, they say fountain and a minor used an illegal ar 15 style rifle and other guns to steal people's rolex watches. san francisco leaders today called on the federal government to provide more monkey pox vaccine, saying there needs to be more aggressive campaign against the disease views henry lee joining us now, with the latest on this effort, henry alex. san francisco officials say the u. s response to monkey pox so far has been abysmal. they say they're ready to administer the vaccine. they just need more of it. this is abysmal. the hissing is appropriate. san francisco supervisor rafael mandel

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i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, july 27th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." fighting inflation. americans are paying more for just about everything. how the federal reserve hopes to get prices under control. >>> investigation intensifies. new developments as the justice department looks into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. how it might be closing in on former president trump. >>> check your tickets. $830 million up for grabs. mega millions reveals whether anyone won last night's staggering jackpot. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm wendy gillette. anne-marie green is off. we begin with efforts to bring down inflation that's now at a four-decade high. the federal reserve wraps up a two-day meeting today. it's likely to raise interest rates again for the fourth time since march. the goal is to slow inflation and bring down prices for everyday items. dan lieberman is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wendy. that's right. the fed will make its big decision later today at the end of its

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"the new yorkg to was published in december 2018 and spotlighted hunter's dealings with the chinese oil company cepc which we now -- cefc, which we now know thanks to senators ron johnson and chuck grassley, wired hunter $500 million. peter schweizer is the cohost of the drilldown podcast, and he's also the author of the best selling book "redhanded: how american elites get rich helping china win. "peter, hanks for joining us on -- thanks for joining us on "sunday morning pooches." i've had the pleasure with working yo with you. thanks for joining us on "sunday morning futures," as i said. when i listenedded to that voicemail -- and i've listened to it a few times -- it's pretty clear that they had a discussion prior to that voicemail. what's your thought? >> yeah, you're exactly right. and this is just further evidence of what we've known based what's on the laptop and other reporting, and that is that joe biden and hunter biden were talking regularly about his foreign deals. and when joe biden ha

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gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york >>> a program note i'll be talking to new york city mayor, eric adamsout rising crime tomorrow on "nightly news." >>> we want to turn right now to a major development in the january 6th committee's investigation. pat cipollone, the former white house counsel under former president trump, has agreed to testify behind closed doors on friday, according to a person familiar with the situation. the panel subpoenaed cipollone last week after a former white house aide said he opposed mr. trump's plan to travel to the capitol on january 6th. >>> also tonight, president biden facing growing pressure is wading deeper into the brittney griner case the president calling griner's wife today after the wnba superstar pleaded with him to help free her from russia. we get more on all of this from andrea mitchell >> reporter: after an emotional plea for help from brittney griner to president biden and a letter from more than 1,100 black women leaders, the president and vice president harris called brittney griner's wife, cherelle, today promising all possible assistance

the survivors, the enormous mountain, and the strides th >> ann: om abc world news headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. tonight, thousands of firefighters in california are battling a raging wildfire near yosemite national park. just in the past 48 hours, the oak fire as exploded in size. the governor there declaring a state of emergency. more than 6,000 residents have been forced from their homes. the region's extreme drought is fueling the flames. firefighters there are working around the clock trying to get the upper hand on the raging fire. the blaze is still zero percent contained. the intense heat is creating smoke plumes that reach hundreds of feet in the air, restricting visibility. 2,000 homes and businesses are in danger. for some it's already too late. the fast-moving fire has consumed several structures. tonight, thousands are without power, and pse&g is not giving any indication about when it will be restored. abc's alex presha leads us off again tonight from the

>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >>> former white house strategist steve bannon now says he is willing to testify before the january 6th committee. the close ally of former president trump is facing criminal charges for defying a congressional subpoena. lawmakers say they learned of bannon's aboutface in a letter from his lawyer saturday. on "face the nation," jamie raskin said tomorrow's hearing will prove trump orchestrated the capitol attack to overthrow the election. and raskin said that there's new information about a key white house meeting before january 6th. >> the group of lawyers, of outside lawyers who have been denominated team crazy by people in and around the white house came in to try to urge several new courses of action including the seizure of voting machines around the country. >> you can watch tomorrow's january 6th hearing starting at 1:00 p.m. here on cbs news and the cbs news streaming platform. >>> president biden will mark the passage of the landmark gun-control bill at t

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nightly news is next. we hope to see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, new backlash over president biden's visit to saudi arabia. the kingdom now disputing his claim that he confronted the crown prince over the murder of a journalist plus, the commitment biden got that may help lower gas prices. >>> the january 6th committee subpoenas the secret service after learning some of their text messages from the day of the capitol attack were deleted. >>> are mask mandates coming bac one city once again requiring them in schools, and concerning news about this new variant if you were previously infected, you can get it again >>> a deadly heat wave kills hundreds across europe wildfires force the evacuation of thousands, and the uk set to hit its hottest temperature ever >>> one of america's most wanted captured will this drug kingpin serve time in the u.s. for killing an american dea agent >>> a montana highway pileup kills six during a blinding dust storm. >>> new photos of giant sharks just off the coast of cape c

and crime is up 38% in new york city. zeldin, who's running for governor in new york, the epicenter of the crime wave, on the movement to defund the police and put prisoners back on the streets. then, joe biden in his own voice talking about his family's overseas business. >> mr. president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about -- [inaudible] >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. i have never discussed with my son or my brother or anyone else anything having to do with their businesses, period. ♪ jason: coming up, peter schweitzer on the newly-revealed 2018 voicemail message from joe to his son hunter that not only seems to show joe did talk shop with his son hunter, but -- [inaudible] chinese intelligence. does that jeopardize our national security? then, the changing face of the republican party with a new report that more than 1 million americans switched to the republican party just last year. u.s. senate candidate -- [inaudible] on her toss-up race against senator patt

you start the movement of new buses and they will go along the new overpasses open.d also in new moscow, the kommunarka area exactly 10 years ago, moscow immediately increased by 2 1/2 times, the task to develop these territories was set by the president of the country. urban problems are growing . and this is not only transport problems. brings a social character, because on these squares to solve in a modern way, the problems facing such a metropolis as moscow e, the problems become impossible 10 years have passed, it never ceases to amaze behind the windows of cars fields, forests, villages replace each other, and all this is moscow village of kuzovlevo, the most distant district of moscow from the city center from here to red square is more than 100 km. and this is the only place where moscow borders not on the moscow region, but on the kaluga region. here it is right behind the river. come here, my muscovite, svetlana has rare professions for the capital, she and a shepherd are bright, a cheese maker tells how the village has changed when it gained the status of