and there was thick smoke at a new york city landmark. me of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "new york post" reports on a fire at new york city's iconic tiffany's store. smoke poured out from under the building yesterday morning. authorities say the electrical fire started in an underground transformer. it did not spread to the store itself. there were no customers in the store at the time, but about 100 in the building were evacuated as a precaution. two people suffered minor injuries. there was some smoke damage to the outside of the building, but no reports of damage inside. >>> the "associated press" says newly released court documents reveal that an indiana man confessed to killing two teenage girls. during an april phone call while in prison, richard allen allegedly told his wife he killed 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old liberty german in 2017. their bodies were found near a hiking trail just outside their hometown of delphi. residents were surprised when allen was arrested and charged with two counts of murde

how thick this smoke is, we are going it put together some before and after photos of new york city's iconic landmarks. i spent many an hour next to this beautiful beast breaking down complex data from election night. sometimes it's just pictures that tell the best story of all. take, for instance, the chrysler building. this is a before. clear chrysler building. this is normal. >> this is in the current state of affairs. the empire state building, beautiful skyline. what about now? over the course of the last 24 hours, that's your view. world trade center. right there. the freedom tower, youu look. not clear. i understand this seems simplistic, but the binary view gives you a sense of what is happening. beautiful blue skies. this is the moment we are in weatherwise, season wise. the brooklyn bridge, beautiful. what about now? can't even see it. a lot of people are wondering could we see more of this? this across the east coast. particularly because of climate change, what we have seen out west, up in canada, coming down, canada's already on track to have the worst wildfire season ever, and it just be

the, the business dw news live from the us officials issue held warning for several major cities. huge areas in the northeast, the blanket in a haze in new york landmarks of skewing smoke risk south wildfire. as canada, rising flood was prompted. ukrainian call for help as it waves through its latest catastrophe. deluge following the destruction of a huge hydro electric down these thousands of people homeless. the i'm told me a lot of a welcome to the program. the over much of the northeast of the united states has turned into sick red smog from hundreds of wild fires burning and canada. officials and many cities are urging residents to stay indoors as pollution levels 10 has with us. the white house called the fire as an alarming example of climate change. in upstate new york to kill lake is blanketed by the keys. smoke from hundreds of wild fires burning neighboring canada. a few 100 kilometers further south. the smoke is triggered unprecedented air health alarms in new york city. affecting millions of the bud sounds i come through the mid griffin. difficult new yorkers are advised to wear face masks when outside to filter out high levels of pollutin

, this is the, the news live from the land. us officials issued health warnings for several major cities. huge areas of the northeast of blanket and a haines in new york. the landmarks of skewing a smoke dressed itself. wildfires and canada. rising flooded was prompting ukrainian call for help as the waves through its latest catastrophe. the deluge and following the destruction of a huge hydro electric down leaves thousands of people homeless. the i've told me a lot of people, it's good to have you with us. the over much of the northeast of the united states has turned into a sick red, small and from hundreds of wildfires binding in canada officials and many us cities are urging residents to stay indoors as pollution levels tend hazardous. the white house called the fives and the law many example of climate change in upstate new york fuel kelly is blanketed by the case smoke from hundreds of wild fires burning neighboring canada. a few 100 kilometers further south. the smoke is triggered unprecedented air health alarms in new york city. affecting millions of the bud sounds i come through the mid roofing difficult, new yorkers are advised to wear face masks, went out

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and us officials, issue health warnings for several major cities. huge areas of the northeast of blanket in a haze and new york landmarks of skewed as smoke drift south, while 5 in canada, the told me a logical welcome to the program authorities in southern ukraine are still evacuating residents from flooded areas. after the destruction of the kafka down on the 6th of june, russia and ukraine, blame each other for destroying them. flooding has a sense of much, several towns and villages near the house on the united nations wanting that the situation will only worsen over the next few hours. catastrophe along the front lines. the destruction of the gulf cut them has left house on this without water, food, and power. ukrainian volunteers are bringing aid to people, stranded in flood waters that these rescue efforts are limited to the ukrainian controlled region. the naperville river in southern ukraine divides the russian and ukrainian controlled territories. ukraine's president accused as rushed off, abandoning people in the area it controlled. the situation in the occupied part of the car san regents is absolutely catas

news live from the land. us officials, issue health warnings. the several major cities, huge areas of unknown needs. the blanket and a haze in new york landmarks of skewed as smoke drifts south from wildfire as in canada.

new york city may never be the same. oh, yes. president biden's administration is set to allow new york to move forward with a landmark program tong into lower manhattan. the public review period ends today. let's bring in cnn's nathaniel meyersohn. >> don't you love love that, christine? >> oh, yes, the smell of new york. >> it's finally set to move forward, officials are studying proposals to toll cars, anywhere ranging from $9 to $23. and this would be the first city in the united states to implement congestion pricing. it's supposed to ease traffic. ease congestion. also direct the toll funding to the mta and public transit. about 75% of trips to downtown new york are through public transit. that's the dominant form of transportation. it's key to the city. but it's struggling, ridership is below pre-pandemic levels. they're trying to get more people on public transit, cut greenhouse gases and redouuce a that honking. >> that could be coming to a downtown street near you soon. >> that's right. >> thank you. >>> president trump attacking former counsel jack smith ahead of his arraignment tomorrow. what he said with remarks aft

you will see, perhaps, a landmark case in new york city.cause of the climate we are income of the crime situation we are in, and now, every once in a while, a case like this comes around. >> jessica: there will certainly be a lot of interest in it and i think they set up to 15 years in prison, which is a really long time, but in defense of alvin bragg bringing charges and having to bring this to a grand jury, a man is dead. right? if this had been some sort of attack and jordan neely, when he was put into the recovery position, popped up and the cops came and they took him away, that would be one thing. but someone did die, and judge pierro, when we are talking about this, pointed that out, it obviously makes it more complicated to just go, daniel penny is a hero and walk away because there is one who is no longer alive as a result of that. whether his life is as meaningful to some people as a former marine, someone who served our country, i am not want to make that kind of judgment, this is someone who had a tragic life, we know what happe

it is a great landmark and tourists come to new york city. it's only a few blocks from now.ks going back and forth all morning long. >> emily: i walk past it everyday, we've all seen "sweet home alabama," and this was a three-year multi million dollar renovation. tourists are always here and it just completed and one bag i see throughout the cities, a little tiffany bag and it is such an important experience for tourists who love this brand, it is passage to have that experience. i'm sad for everyone and devastated. thank goodness no one was hurt and i hope the diamonds are okay. >> jeremy: pray for me, my wife came up with me up from georgia today and one reason why, she wanted to eat at tiffany's. we had reservation, she had been waiting and last night she is looking at the scene, this is where we'll be tomorrow. we got the called it, no reservation for us today. going to be a rough one. >> your wife is lovely, you will have to come up with a good substitute. >> you will. all rights, hunter biden is being deposed right now in civil defamation case brought by mac isaac, who

the minute-long tv commercial features some of the iconic landmarks and it is already airing in big cities like new york, boston and chicago. the tourism bureau expected to reach nearly 200 million people worldwide. this will be the largest ever tourist campaign by the city. >>> ousted san francisco dhs a boodeen will not run for re-election next year. instead he will be the director of the uc berkeley criminal law and justice center. he says given the current political atmosphere in san francisco city hall and the nation as a whole, this will be a more effective way of furthering his goals of criminal justice reform. he added, quote, consistent with my lifelong commitment to fixing the criminal and legal system, ending mass incarceration and innovating data-driven solutions to public safety challenges. as for what exactly the law and justice center will do, boodeen says that it will evaluate policies and communicate to the public what is needed to help keep communities safe. >>> an empty lot in san jose can play a critical role in fighting homelessness. we are learning details about a plan to turn this

new york city. breaking news, affirmative action struck down. president biden as you just heard that finished speaking on the landmark supreme court decision and theential long lasting consequences at colleges, universities, and students across this country. the court ruling on a pair of challenges to policies at harvard and unc, that the schools can no longer look at race during the admissions process. the vote was 6-3, and eddie glaude, reacting just after the decision about the lasting impact he says this will have on higher education. >> this was just one remedy, affirmative action, the only remedy to the legacy of discrimination in admissions in american higher education. one remedy. here they have taken it away. we have a small percentage of black and brown students in elite institutions, that percentage will get even stronger. >> reactions are pouring in from students to members of congress to presidential contenders, including a former vice president mike pence. our own dasha burns caught up with him in ukraine. >> i'm grateful to see the conservative majority that we have built on the supreme court of the united states bring an end to mos

landmarks, like th mackinaw bridge in michigan, and briefly giving chicago the worst air quality in the world. that smoke once again moving towards new york city. extreme weather also tearing through nebraska >> look at that. >> reporter: in wyoming, at least six reported twisters indiana also taking a direct hit. >> i got to watch all my porch furniture go and then all of a sudden, i heard the whole house explode. >> reporter: then, there's the storm surging up the east coast, from north carolina to new hampshire. but tonight, it's the deadly heat that continues to hold an iron grip across much of the south. >> sam brock in new orleans. we're hitting a rough patch certainly. sam, any sense of how long this could go on for? >> reporter: yeah, lester, what makes this such an unusual event for new orleans here is the longevity. the fact it could be five or six days of this kind of extreme heat, and it's not just louisiana, either. texas's electrical grid just broke its all-time june record for daily usage. lester >> all right sam brock, thanks. >>> let's turn now to the leaked audio recording of former president trump, apparently discussing a cl

landmarks like the mackinaw bridge in michigan and briefly giving chicago the worst air quality in the world that smoke once again moving toward new york city extreme weather tearing through nebraska >> look at that. >> reporter: in wyoming, at least six reported twisters. indiana also taking a direct hit. >> i got to watch all my porch furniture go, and then all of a sudden i heard the whole house explode. >> reporter: then there's the storm surging up the east coast from north carolina. it continues it hold an iron grip on the south with the heat. >> our thanks to sam with that report >>> in a major decision, the supreme court shot down a gop-led attempt to grant unlinltsed power to state legislatures over federal elections. the challenge came from republicans in north carolina and cited what is known as the independent state legislature theory in a dispute over the state's congressional map. they say it limits the ability of state courts to strike down certain election laws. the theory was repeatedly cited by supporters of president trump following the 2020 election. one of the proponents, former trump lawyer john eastman saying the cour

new york is now one of the most polluted cities in the world. and funding for the land rights presented supreme court is to make a landmark ruling that will affect thousands of indigenous people. i'm devin asked with support his legal, messy ways of his future as being why the report says that david beckham's into miami and now the favorites to sign argentine as well come when the ukranian president below them is the landscapes is the destruction of the know the kafka damn and southern ukraine has left hundreds of thousands of people without drinking water. most go says at least 7 people missing. in thousands have been evacuated in the russian controlled coastal origin. after widespread flooding, opera and gulf of reports. a day after the breach of ukraine's law, just then there's water levels still rising. the rescue workers are helping people to move to higher ground from the homes close to the disney pro river. people here say off to the time exploded. they didn't realize how fast the water would rise to say, i kept 15 hoping that i would stay the and then the will to be gone to run with such force that, well, my son sort of it, he took a boa

landmark back to life. ian lee, cbs news. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday. make sure you check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from new york cityncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. no survivors have been found after a private plane crashed near staunton, virginia sunday. two f-16 jets were sent from joint base andrews after the plane entered restricted airspace over washington, d.c., leading to a sonic boom heard across the region. even the president had to be briefed. >>> 16 migrants who entered the country in texas were flown to california on a private jet and dropped off outside the catholic diocese of sacramento over the weekend. the state's attorney general says an investigation is open to find out who sent them. >>> and "spider-man across the spider-verse" swings into the box office, topping more than $120 million in its u.s. opening weekend. that's the second largest opening of the year behind the "super mario brothers" movie. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tvtv. i'm matt pieper, cbs ne , new york. >>> trading accusations. china defends its dangerous run-in