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nikki battiste, thank you. tonight on the weather front, 15 million americans across the midwest are under severe storm threats. meanwhile, more than 58 million are under heat advisories from south dakota to mississippi, with feels-like temperatures reaching the triple digits in many areas. for the latest forecast, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. mother nature providing a freworks show of its own here with a lot of lightning, a lot of storms. it's possible across parts of the midwest, there could even be a few tornadoes along with damaging winds and some hail. in these areas right here, some strong storms possible into the nighttime. the threat continues again tomorrow, from montana to the ohio valley, and even into parts of the northeast. and things are going to remain very hot this week, as well. it's possible over a huge portion of the united states there could be record heat, and, major, no relief on t

nikki battiste, thank you. tonight on the weather front, 15 million americans across the midwest are under severe storm threats. meanwhile, more than 58 million are under heat advisories from south dakota to mississippi, with feels-like temperatures reaching the triple digits in many areas. for the latest forecast, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. mother nature providing a fireworks show of its own here with a lot of lightning, a lot of storms. it's possible across parts of the midwest, there could even be a few tornadoes along with damaging winds and some hail. in these areas right here, some strong storms possible into the nighttime.m the threat continues again tomorrow, from montana to the ohio valley, and even into parts of the northeast. and things are going to remain very hot this week, as well. it's possible over a huge portion of the united states there could be record heat, and, major, no relief on

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nikki battiste. >> reporter: a little normalcy at airports today after a july fourth weekend filled with cancellations, delays and frustrated fliers. right on time, left on time, traffic wasn't bad. the key is getting in early. >> reporter: since thursday, u.s. airports have had about 2200 cancellations and 24,000 delays, but that's an improvement from the last two holiday "weekend news" this summer. >> the lines are crazy now. >> reporter: t.s.a. screened more than 9 million travelers since thursday, up about 15% from last year, just shy of pre-pandemic numbers, with airlines flying a reduced summer schedule. >> it's clear that the airline sector is not ready to meet public expectations and i'm concerned about that. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs "sunday morning," transportation secretary pete ao do better. at the height of the pandemic, the airline industry received a $54 billion bailout, in part to keep people employed. >> the airlines are the companies that are selling tickets, accepting money in return for a promise to get people where they need to go and they need to make it

here's cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: at age 19, willie kellerman stormed the beaches of normandyo began a remarkable story of survival and bravery that only now is being recognized. >> this is 77 years late, but it's never too late to do the right thing. >> i have been living in a shadow all these years. most people didn't believe me. >> reporter: but it was all true. >> my bedtime stories were his war stories, and every night started off, did i ever tell you how i was captured by the nazis. >> reporter: kellerman escaped, running and biking 600 miles, dodging gunfire, finally encountering the french resistance. he then returned to his unit and was wounded by enemy fire. leanf dghtererman traveled bace began a fight for justice. what does this day mean to you? >> everything. private first class willie kellerman. >> reporter: the 9year-old was awarded the prisoner of war medal, a bronze star and -- >> the president of the united states has awarded the purple heart -- >> long overdue. it feels wonderful. thank you for your service and congratulations. >> you're very welcome. >> rep

nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: a little normalcy returned to u.s. airports after a july 4th weekend filled with cancellations, delays, and frustrated flyers. >> right on time, left on time, traffic wasn't bad. the key is getting in early. >> reporter: since thursday u.s. airports have had about 2,200 cancellations and 24,000 delays, but that's an improvement from the last two holiday weekend this summer. tsa screened more than 9 million travelers since thursday, up about 15% from last year, just shy of prepandemic numbers with airlines flying a reduced summer schedule. >> it's clear the airline sector is not ready to meet public expectations, and i'm concerned about that. >> reporter: in an interview sunday morning secretary of travel pete buttigieg. at the height of the pandemic, the airline industry received $54 billion bailout in part to keep the people employed. >> the airlines are selling tickets, accepting money, in return for a promise to get people where they need go. they need to make it happen. >> reporter: it may be why 42 million america

. >> reporter: nikki battiste and brett cross lost their beloved ten-year-old uziyah garcia and don't understand why the gunman is holed up in the office. >> it is in middle of a school day. he's in a classroom. >> reporter: where did you think the kids were? makes no sense to us. >> it's just failure after failure after failure after failure, and those failures cost our son his life. >> we shouldn't have had to have 21 funerals. we should have been having a prayed -- parade for the fallen heroes who took care of our babies. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano is back from uvalde. i'm reading about the gunman's past of wild threats and earned the nickname school shooter from those he played online games with and called it so often it, quote, became a running joke. >> reporter: norah, that is a lesson to us all. it is no joke when those ago up. we learned from family members -- or from investigators the family members told them the shooter had attended the fourth grade in that very classroom and that he had been bullied in the fourth grade. so he might have been targeting his own classroom. >>

here's cbs nikki battiste. >> beforetying off today former president donald trump defended hosting a saudi-backed golf tournament at his bedminster club in new jersey, just 50 miles from ground zertuly >> he also brace praised the new liv golf tour which is backed by the saudi crown prince bin salman n2019 american officials concluded the crown prince authorized the murder of "washington post" journalist jammal khashoggi. liv golf launched this summer nd is poaches stars from the pga tour by paying them huge fees for joining and big payouts for winning. the winner of this weekend's events get $4 million. that is nearly one and a half million dollars more than the masters top prize. >> my two brothers were murdered on nien niern. >> 9/11 families released this ad earlier this week. dennis mcbeginly's brother danny died at the world trade center. >> when you first learned that bedminster would host a liv golf tournament what was your reaction? >> shock, anger, beyond exre mention. >> last september an fbi report showed evidence that two saudi officials provided support to at least two