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omar villafranca, cbs news, houston, texas. >>> a scary scene over the skies of syracuse, new york. watch as two planes appear to come dangerously close. the incident was caught on police dash cam video on monday. the delta connection flight carrying 80 passengers was taking off while the american airlines flight with 79 people on board was about to land. to the eye it appeared as if they were about to collide. luckily they did. -- luckily they did not. the faa has not classified the incident as a close call so far but is investigating. >>> opening statements are expected to get under way today in alec baldwin's involuntary trial. -- manslaughter trial. jurors and alternates were selected. they will be tasked with deciding whether alec baldwin committed a felony when halyna hutchins was shot and killed on the set of "rust" in 2021. the jurors will hear testimony from crew members who were eyewitnesses to the shooting including director joel souza who was injured. if convicted, baldwin faces up to 18 months in jail. >>> coming up, how u.s. marshals assigned to supreme court justice s

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omar villafranca, cbs news, houston, texas. >>> and an american airlines flight was forced to abort takeoff after one of its tires blew out. it happened yesterday at tampa international airport. video shows the tire fraying and smoking on the tarmac just moments after the plane was cleared for takeoff, prompting emergency crews to rush toward the scene. in a statement, american said the flight experienced a mechanical issue. the airline said none of the 180 people on board were hurt, and the passengers were put on a replacement flight to phoenix. the faa is now investigating the incident. >>> coming up, alec baldwin is on trial in a new mexico courtroom. >>> and the amazing rescue of some cavers. they find a stranded dog 50 feet underground. this is "cbs news mornings." dot underground. st for you. like two lines of unlimited for just $30 bucks a line. ...that's a 45 percent savings versus verizon and at&t! plus, get one of the latest 5g phones free when you add a line. experience it all on america's largest and fastest 5g network. at t-mobile, customers 55 and up can get two lines of unlim

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we're also following breaking news in texas this morning. hurricane beryl making landfall in the u.s. the storm lashing the lone star state this morning as a cat 1 after devastating parents of the caribbean. ill very the latest on this storm. president biden calling into msnbc minutes ago as he faces a pivotal work preparing to host world leaders in washington and simultaneously aiming to keep a potential mutiny within his party from gaining steam. to that end, we just sent a lengthy letter to congressional democrats this morning saying he is firmly committed to staying in the race and beating donald trump. again, just moments ago he called in to msnbc's "morning joe." his first step at trying to right the ship this week. we'll get you to our white house and capitol hill reporters in just a second. first, here is the case president biden just made here on msnbc. >> how will you feel after your lost, and you said as long as i did the best i could do, that's the most important thing. that's caused democrats concern who believe that losing is n

news roundup." beryl gathers force before slamming into the texas coastline. will have the very latest. >>> cbs news has learned that four more democratic lawmakers oppose a biden candidacy. >>> and the holiday week may be over, but the travel crush continues. >>> more than 10 million americans are in the path of beryl as it crosses the gulf of mexico. the storm is expected to regain hurricane strength before making landfall along the texas gulf coast on monday morning. officials are warning of power outages and widespread flooding. jason allen is in port lavaca, texas where the storm is expected to come ashore. >> reporter: texans are heading for higher ground. ken boone and his daughter beth are packing the truck and leaving home in port lavaca. the city is along the same stretch of coast that hurricane harvey slammed in 2017. this time it could see storm surges high as six feet above ground level. >> this neighbor here, he stayed for harvey. and he said it sounded like the roof was going to come off. so he was like i'm not doing that next time. >> reporter:

now the new track, is texas next? e-digit temperatures on the front lines, with more than 110 million americans on alert for dangerous heat. sam is tracking it all. >> "i don't?" it's the latest wedding debate on social media. one woman charging guests to attend her bridal shower. what would you do? >> dog days. this morning, expert advice to help your dog live healthier and longer. how much they should really be eating, and the foods they should never have. plus, "rise and brine." we are checking out the latest viral food trend that is a big dill. >> that's really good. >> the pickle sandwich that has people lining up around the block, and how to make it yourself at home. ♪ ♪ >> a taste of texas. the next stop on our "main street usa" tour is pearland, texas, the thriving community south of houston. checking out the small businesses serving up everything from boots to some of the best barbecue in america, as we say -- >> good morning, america! >> announcer: live in times square, this is "gma." >> aww, we have a great

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omar villafranca, cbs news, houston, texas. >>> testimony got under way in new mexico wednesday in thel for actor alec baldwin. it stems from that deadly shooting on the set of his western movie "rust." cbs' elise preston reports from santa fe. . >> he pointed the gun at another human being. >> reporter: high drama as prosecutors laid out their case against actor alec baldwin. >> the evidence will show that someone who played make-believe with a real gun and violated the cardinal rules of firearms safety is the defendant, alexander baldwin. >> reporter: baldwin listened intently, taking notes as his family looked on during opening statements. >> it was just a prop. the gun has to be safe before it gets into the actor's hands. >> movie set safety rules require actors like the defendant to never point a firearm at another person. >> no one had any idea that this venomous, toxic element had been inserted into this magic they were creating, but id did, and it changed lives forever. >> reporter: jurors saw video from the crucial moments after cinematographer halyna hutchins was gravely woun

carley has news from texas. >> carley: fox news alert, a manhunt underway in houston after deputy shotnd killed in the line of duty. authorities say the detective was ambushed while looking for a man who had pistol whipped a man at little caesars. here is the press conference from this morning. >> they saw his undercover vehicle with multiple gun strikes and they checked on him and he suffered numerous gunshot wounds and rushed him to the emergency room, where he suc succumbed to his gunshot wounds. >> carley: victim was 28 years old and five-year veteran of the force. and a trooper disruptsing a human smuggling operation after pulling over a horse trailer. found four illegal immigrantses hiding, three from el salvador and one from mexico. the smuggler was arrested and the migrants have been referred to u.s. border patrol. tire on american airline flight caught fire on the runway before takeoff yesterday at tampa airport. watch this. oh, boy. >> whoa. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. blown engine. >> carley: the fire started after mechanical malfunction, all passengers and crew are okay. those

texas. with this news elon musk will have relocated most of the business he controls to texas to be back in021, he moved tesla's headquarters to texas as well. mr musk has in the past expressed disdain about the use of preferred pronouns, often mocking the practice on social media, and dismissing it as part of a woke agenda. that was a dangerfor as part of a woke agenda. that was a danger for society. as part of a woke agenda. that was a dangerfor society. all eyes are on elon musk, though, for a very different reason. he is now publicly endorse donald trump as nik reelection bid and there are reports that he is planning to commit $115 million a month to the former president's campaign —— donald trump's election bid. if the donations come to pass they would mark a significant developing in the presidential campaign but also with the relationship between the two men. the international monetary fund has upgraded its economic outlook for china, india and europe. growth in britain is set to outstrip every other major european economy next year as well, boosting the new labour government there.

this bombshell news, elon musk, will move headquarters of twitter and spacex to texas from californiaor newsom signed a new law, that stops schools from telling parents if their child is changing their gender identification, what is the final straw, what did you think. >> i think it fascinating it shows we have a real problem with our culture, and elon musk is on top of the temperature. this is a really controversial issue, most americans and most families think someone that age, should not be blocked from getting information or not -- the parent should not be blocked from getting that information to them by a school district, where they pay taxes, that is happening in new york and other blue states, parents are losing their rights to raise their own children, to me, that is such an essential problem with the culture, the erosion of the family and of the education system. which is why you see this you know unprecedented amount of communism, anti-semitism you now this almost outrageous transgenderism issue, beyond what normal percentage would be. this is a minority position, people tha

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texas, any significance? >> these are states where republicans did particularly well going into the midterm and mixed bag but overperformed in places like florida, california, new york and texas and makes them added attention on these folks and some of these members represent represent more diverse districts and biden is struggling with voters of color and younger voters and those are constituencyies are making an effort. >> i think all of these members have probably past. mast, gaetz and luna and waltz, which are the most interesting? >> gaetz does have a primary and one of the eight members who voted to oust mccarthy. there was an awkward moment on the floor this week and he is the last shot for mccarthy at ousting one of the folks who ousted him as speaker last year. i think gaetz is still the favorite and we are watching a lot of outside money. as far as the other members go, they are in safer district. luna's district will be a little bit more competitive but that one is rated as likely republican and still safe. >> is matt gaetz' ethics investigation played into his re-election campaign? >> yes. they feel this could be the time to take him out. >> talk ab

and now on a path that could reach texas. >>> first, all eyes on president biden. sources tell abc newsnt has privately acknowledged the next few days will be critical in his campaign. meeting with top democrats, including the vice president. and tonight, with some of the nation's democratic governors.

texas. welcome to "world news america." the opening ceremony for the 2024 paris olympics are underway.s travel down a six kilometers stretch of the river -- river seine. national flags over nearby balconies. the first star to perform was lady gaga, who sang a french cabaret song. the day of the opening ceremony was marred by a wave of coordinated sabotage attacks on france's high-speed rail way network. cable signals and boxes were burned and vandalized, strangling travelers. we begin our coverage with this report from your schofield. >> during the night there were arson attacks on cables running alongside the fast train track network in three different places that brought much of the network to a standstill. not only were thousands of people coming to the paris for the ceremony but thousands of people were leaving. the news is things are under control and gradually returning to normal. it will not be until monday the train services are running properly. it has been a bit of a damper on the day because it is all we have talked about all day and that no doubt was what the perpetrators h

breaking news barrel bears down on texas growing into a hurricane overnight with flooding rains and aentially life threatening storm surge. >> meanwhile, extreme heat grips the west las vegas hits its highest temperature on record 120 degrees, and in california, michael jackson's former home, neverland ranch, now threatened by one of several wildfires. >> new pressure on president biden to step aside after his debate performance. the top democrats joining a list urging him to quit. how he's responding plus, the radio host who interviewed biden after the debate resigns after acknowledging she asked questions supplied by the biden campaign. >> breaking overnight, boeing accepts a plea deal stemming from two plane crashes that killed more than 300 people. the terms of the deal that will allow the company to avoid criminal prosecution. >> a disturbing number from chicago 100. that's the number of people shot in the city over the holiday weekend. 17 of them killed. what experts say is fueling the surge in violence. >> frightening moments on the beach. >> all of a sudden, i felt like my foo

coming up on 8:20, carley has news from texas. >> carley: this story is unfolding now, police standoff underway in a san antonio neigh neighborhood. officers arriving in early morning hours to find a man with several gunshot wounds lying in a driveway. two suspects barricaded themselves inside the house. hostage negotiators are on scene trying to convince those people inside to come out. now to results from arizona primary election, cari lake beating mark lamb and elizabeth ray. lake delivering her victory speech last night describing the election as race between good and evil and preparing for high-stakes showdown against reuben gallago. abe homaday has a lead over blake masters and arizona district eight house primary. that race has not been called. in the olympics, team usa leading all countries with total of 27 medals won so far after an amazing day the yesterday. [cheering] >> carley: such a cool moment, u.s. women's rugby team used that last second score to upset australia. first the u.s. has won in rugby seven competition and they were not only american women to win yesterday. [

we're getting these new pictures in from texas. take a look at this. tropical storm warnings, continuing beryl as lashing parts of houston right now millions and millions of people losing power and under threat of devastating storms surge, and flooding and political gridlock in europe, voters in france made a surprising turn to the left but there isn't an outright majority rule. realize i have to paris lots coming up, we'll be right back i loved cnn is lie from milwaukee as republican unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plan to take that the white house follow cnn for complete coverage. >> the report public and national convention starts next monday at eight on cnn. >> my psoriasis was all. then psoriatic arthritis. who knew they could be connected for me because santa which works on both because syntax helps real people find clear skin as psoriatic arthritis can be less joint pain and help stop further joint damage. series allergic reactions, severe skin read the actions that look like eczema and an increased risk of infections, some fatal h

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the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do it. and so they become a political concern as well. and so that's what i have for y'all today. thanks, as always. any questions comments? concerns, please come see me. but thanks, everybody, for a great class and and on american history tv. we want to introduce you to john fox. he is the fbi ice historian. he's been doing that since 2003. mr. fox, how did you get to become the fbi's historian and what is it that you do? well, i feel like i was in the right place at the right time. i was in grad school thinking i'd do something on the progressive era, and at least one or two of the people i thought i'd work with weren't in that first semester. two and ended up drifting. and one of my teachers offered me a bunch of old fbi files and said, you know, you didn't seem too interested in that dissertation topic you pitched in. douglas wheeler became my advisor and my mentor and a huge impact on my career. and i ended up writing on an old spy case that the fbi investigated at a time when cold war

plus, breaking news off the coast of texas, where hurricane beryl is making landfall. the path of destruction. it's leaving behind as the storm enters the u.s. and the pressure on president biden intensifying, more democrats want biden to drop out of the election in the wake of that debate, performance. the way the president is responding to his critics this morning, this is today in the bay. here we go monday morning. and good morning to you all. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we'll check that monday morning commute with mike. lots of folks headed back to work after an extended holiday. hope you had a good one. it's been hot in the bay area. it has. and when we look at today's temperatures in our regular standards, this will be a hot day. but just after what we've had recently, this is a little bit of a cooldown and a break from that excessive heat. it will be slightly cooler today and tomorrow, but it will be getting hotter again midweek. it's probably not what you want to hear, but we can just enjoy the cool down while we have it. as we're getting start

we are tracking hurricane beryl, and the new path possibly targeting the texas coast. >>> but we begin tonight with president biden, sending new signals about the future of his campaign, amid calls to drop out of the race against donald trump. tonight, the president meeting with democratic governors from across the u.s., trying to ease concerns about his ability to lead, shore up support for his campaign, and gauge where they stand. sources telling abc news the president has privately admitted the coming days are critical. the white house today insisting president biden is absolutely not dropping out of the race. sources always say the president and vice president kamala harris called into an all-staff campaign meeting to offer a pep talk. president biden speaking with top democrats for the first time since the debate, including senate majority leader chuck schumer, former house speaker nancy pelosi and longtime ally congressman jim clyburn. the president will sit down with george stephanopoulos on friday for his first interview since that debate performance ignited the firestorm now c

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news. people in texas are hunkering down as a tropical storm approaches. beryl, expected to hit texas in less than 48 hours, threatening more destruction after rolling through the caribbean this week, the tropical storm expected to strengthen back into a hurricane before it slams into texas tonight. residents along the gulf coast are bracing in galveston. some grocery stores ran out of food and supplies. in corpus christi, cars lined up for sandbags, the demand quickly outpacing the supply up and down the texas gulf coast. nerves are fraught. are you doing anything extra to prepare? we just buy some water at the grocery store. you're going to be putting them in front of the garage and then and then lining the doors with them. yeah. when beryl makes landfall, it could bring 4 to 6ft of storm surge with it. as the wind pushes the water inland, it could quickly swamp evacuation routes, start floating cars, flood homes and businesses. if the water reaches six feet, the risk of injury and death goes up substantially. we're back in 60s, just ahead. solano county