reena? m ninan: thanks, roxana.ense secretary james mattis says the military won't start accepting transgender recruits until next january at the dmrliest. under the obama administration, the armed services were supposed en be ready to start accepting transgender recruits today. the delay will not affect transgender service members already in the military. there's a new legal vice in las vegas starting today. marijuana dispensaries across nevada are allowed to sell recreational pot. the silver state is now the fifth in the nation where pot can be legally purchased. chris martinez has the story. h a lot of excited people here. >> reporter: with a midnight eolebration fit for independence day, people in nevada ushered in a new freedom. some waited outside essence dispensary on the las vegas strip for more than five hours to make their first legal pot purchase. >> it's finally, you know, here. it's been a long fight for us all. >> this is going to definitely ting a lot of money for the enonomy, a lot of revenue. da rep

reena? >> ninan: paula reid, thanks. a south carolina prison employee is out of a job today, after an utmate escaped and took authorities on a 1,200 mile chase. jim causey was serving a life mentence at the lieber correctional institute, before mking a high-tech prison break on independence day. tony dokoupil has the story. >> reporter: convicted- ildnapper-turned-fugitive jimmy causey checked into this motel 6 eyar austin, texas, last thursday, falling asleep three long days after he broke out of a maximum security prison in south carolina. >> we believe his cell phone was used to facilitate and give this .nmate the resources to escape. otenlso potentially believe that a drone was used to help him get the contraband in to escape. >> reporter: brian stirling, the director of the south carolina tepartment of corrections, believes the drone delivered wire cutters which causey used to slice through four fences on the evening of july 4. he left a dummy in his cell to confuse authorities. >> it's been a long couple days at th

reena? >> ninan: thank you, paula. tomorrow on "face the nation," john dickerson's guest will include the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci. plus republican senators susan collins and john barasso and representative adam schiff. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. senator john mccain's megan tweeted a photo today during a hike with her dad. she wrote "amazing hike with dad this morning. thank you for your best wishes." last week mccain was diagnosed with brain cancer and vowed to be work soon. in minneapolis, the police chief has been forced to resign. jamie yuccas was there. >> we do not want you as the mayor of minneapolis. >> reporter: protesters turned the spotlight on manipulates per betsy hodge last night. >> i am happy to sit down with folks and talk about the future of policing minneapolis. i understand people's objections to what's happening. >> reporter: it happened at a press conference where she was announcing the resignation of police chief jenee harteau. >> i

i'm reena ninan. president trump's effort to expose alleged voting fraud in last year's election is run entering a brick wall. the president has insisted that three to five million illegal votes were cast for hillary clinton, helping her win the popular vote but not the presidency. and he's appointed a presidential commission to try the prove it. paula reid has details. >> reporter: the president began his holiday weekend with a flight to his golf resort in bedminster, new jersey, and it didn't take long for the tweets to begin. he resumed his attacks on the media and his feud with cable host joe scarborough and mika brezinski. "joe scarborough and dumb as a rock mik are are not bad people, but their dumb show has bad bosses. too bad." the president criticized states failing to turn over voter information, asking, "what are they trying the hide?" >> when you look at the people who are registered, dead, illegal in two states, in some cases maybe three states, we have a lot to look into. >> ninan: the p

reena. >> ninan: all right, thank you. rivers continue to rise in the upper mid west following several days of heavy rain. streets and homes are still flooded in parts of illinois and wisconsin. flood advisory, tend into northern ohio. more storms could pop up in the region tonight. officials said today it appears that a zinc hole that swallowed two homes strawpped growing. it owned up up friday as big as a football field. no one was hurt. it takes weeks. it's across tampa and across florida. fewer ever this big. more than 40 large wild fires are burning out of control this weekend in at least seven western states. of these fires were struck by lightening and are now fueled by triple digit heat. this summer we've seen how extreme heat can impact air travel. sometimes it's just too hot to fly. a new study says it's going to get a loss worse for air travelers. >> record high temperatures grounded dozen of flames in phoenix where mercury approached 120 degrees in late june. too hot for some smaller regional jets to take off.

i'm reena ninan. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is stay kpix5 news. >>> now at 6, an experimental plane nose dives into a bay area vineyard and the pilot walks away. >>> heading to the water to escape the heat? look before you leave. what's lurking in bay area swimming holes that could make you sick. >>> and paving the way for much needed housing in the bay area. one lawmaker wants to cut through the red tape to get more projects off the ground. >> it is a new approach to easing the bay area housing crunch. we have the story about how some protestors are pushing back. >> you've heard of not in my backyard. now a new movement is watching on, yes in my backyard. they're holding a three day conference in oakland on how to build more housing. >> the keynote speaker today was scott weiner. he talked about removing certain zoning restrictions. >> being pro housing is progressive and obstructing housing is not progressive. >> the organizers and at

." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. president trump wrapped up a four-day visit to europe today. his final day at the g-20 summit included a face-to-face meeting with china's president xi jinping. also today, nineteen g-20 leaders agreed to implement the paris climate accord. the u.s. is now the only g-20 nation to pull out. first daughter, and presidential adviser ivanka trump raised eyebrows briefly sitting in for her father at a table of world leaders - while he stepped away for one-on-one meetings. major garett now - with more on this busy day of diplomacy -- and demonstrations -- i >> reporter: more than 20,000 protesters converged on hamburg for the g-20 summit's final day. the largely peaceful assembly contrasted sharply with the scuffles, looting and fires that flared the night before. more than two hundred german police were injured and nearly 100 protesters were arrested or detained in three days of disturbances. president trump complimented german chancellor angela merkel's handling of the protests - which ha

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i'm jeff glor with reena ninan and dana jacobson.ie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are off. >>> budget crises could have impacts on families on the july 4th holiday. beaches are shut down in jj because of the failure of a budget pass. but video shows governor christie and his family on the beach that he shut down. >>> new jersey is part of a much bigger problem. nine out of 46 states missed saturday's budgets. maine is the third to have a shutdown. don dahler where a fireworks celebration had to be moved away. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. located just across the river in manhattan, liberty state park is usually packed with tourists waiting to catch the ferry to ellis island or the statue of liberty, but today it is closed and will remain so until the governor signs off of a new budget. new jersey governor chris christie and his family had the entire beach to himself while staying at the state owned governor's residence. it sits on a state beach that has been closed since friday. a reporter asked governor chris

jeff glor and reena ninan are here at the table.th korea launched their first ever intercontinental ballistic missile. it's the biggest threat. >> they showed deep strike missiles. those missiles were fired into south korean waters. secretary of state rex tillerson is promising stronger measurements against kim's government but the u.s. has very few workable options. most feel, the north korean leader said, american jerks would not be very happy with the gift sent on this july 4th anniversary. ben tracy is live this morning. good morning. >> good morning. china and russia say they oppose any effort to resolve the north korean crisis by force or sanctions that would strangle the country economically. the u.s. and south korea seem to be making a different argument this morning with missiles. in a large-scale military exercise wednesday, the u.s. and south korea launched a barrage of missiles into the east sea. the message to north korea, we have weapons, too, and they are not far away. in a statement, the pentagon said the u.s. will u

i'm jeff glor with reena ninan and dana jacobson.harlie rose, norah o'donnell, and gayle king are off. >>> budget crises in several states could have an impact on many americans' plans to enjoy the july 4th holiday. beaches in new jersey are shut down because of a budget impasse. but a picture shows governor chris christie an members of his family lounging on a beach yesterday that was closed to the public. he's facing strong criticism for his handling of the crisis. >>> new jersey is part of a much bigger problem. nine out of 46 states missed saturday's deadline to approve new budgets, and maine is starting a third day of a government shutdown. don dahler is at a park where an annual fireworks celebration had to be move away. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. located just across the river in manhattan, liberty state park is usually packed with tourists waiting to get on a ferry to ellis island or the statue of liberty. but today it is closed and will remain so until the governor sipes off on a new budget. new jersey gove

jeff glor and reena ninan are here at the table. >> welcome back, gayle. >> thanks.gin with the trump administration searching for the right response to north korea's first-ever intercontinental ballistic missile test. the most powerful missile the north has ever tested marks a dramatic change in the threat to the u.s. from kim jong-un's regime. >> u.s. forces in south korea responded overnight with a show of deep strike missiles. those missiles were fired into south korean waters. secretary of state rex tillerson is promising stronger measures against kim's government. but the u.s. has very few workable options most feel. the north korean leader said american jerks would not be very happy with this gift sent on the july 4th anniversary. ben tracy is in beijing with a growing international reaction to the missile test. ben, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, china and russia are now saying that they oppose any effort to resolve the north korean crisis by force or with sanctions that would strangle the country economically. the u.s. and south korea seem to