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rob lowe has more from the bottom of the city of the health there in southern guatemala communities. here suffer one of the highest rates of male nutrition in the world. government programs offering help or a valuable resource. it brings the bottom in the, in the stuff like the that we are mainly focusing on medical attention. we provide health services like parasite treatment and which personal assistance with the aim of preventing disease. according to the un, food and nutrition needs in guatemala, have reached historic levels. health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat in mal nutrition is accessing rural areas. adding that to places that are most in need, or often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to be extreme with 17 year old heidi east catholic makes short work of this, the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that well, government assisted it's in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lacks some basic necessities like clean water and the musket, the water. most of all, we

the valley temperatures have a couple more days of 90s and low 80s. >> rob, thanks. >>> a spectacular night for gymnastics. olympians simone biles returns to the map after two years of absence and stole the show with that ball. incredible. the goat, just one of dozezens cocompeting in chicicago and sa jose inin a few weeks.s. and susue neely alalso competed the champion and took home a silver, now she has her sights set on paris 2024. nola matthews also competed in the all-around. the u.s. gymnastics championships, again, set for the end of this month at the s.a.p. center and nbc bay area will be your home for full coverage. >> you were watching that very closely! >> very intensely, too. >>> other sports! anthony florez was brought in. >> how >>> welcome back, i am anthony flores. there is no way to sugar coat it. it has been a brutal season for the a's, but a win against the giants tomorrow and they take home some hardware! the winner of this bay bridge series gets this trophy for bragging rights. right now it is 2-1 after today's game, and jordan diaz smashes a home run to the cente

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rob. >> reporter: meadows who has kept a stunningly low profile amid the various investigations into donald trump now breaking his silence on the case under oath. those were challenging times bluntly meadows told the court. as meadows seeks to move his case from state to federal court, the focus, prosecutors delved into the allegations against meadows. meadows denying that he directed another white house aid to write a memo about how to delay or disrupt the certification of the election on january 6. saying that he had zero recollection of that happening. and it was the biggest surprise to me upon reading the indictment. putting meadows on the stand to challenge the events he is accused of participating in in georgia, a risky approach for any criminal defendant. meadows looking to make the case that his activities after the 2020 election were part of his official dutsies as chief of staff including rararranging th call between between president trump and georgia secretary of state. >> everybody is on the line. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have. because we wo

rob. >> reporter: meadows who has kept a stunningly low profile amid the various investigation news donald trump now breaking his silence on the case under oath. those were challenging times, bluntly. meadows told the court of his white house tenure. as meadows soo seeks to move from state to federal court, prosecutors delved into the allegations against meadows. denying under oath that he directed another white house aide to write a memo about how to delay or disrupt the certification of the election on january 6 saying he had zero recollection of had a happening and it was the biggest surprise to me upon reading the indictment. putting meadows on the stand, a risky approach for any criminal defendant. meadows looking to make the case that his activities after the 2020 election were part of his official duties as chief of staff. including arranging the call between trump and georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> mr. president, everybody is on the line and this is mark meadows, chief of staff. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. because we won t

rob. >> reporter: meadows who has kept a stunningly low profile in the various investigations into donald trump breaking his silence under oath. those were challenging times, meadows said of his tenure. as he seeks to move the case from state to federal court, prosecutors delved into the case and some of the allegations against meadows. meadows denying that he directed another white house aide to disrupt. saying he had zero recollection of that happening. it was the biggest surprise to me upon reading the indictment. putting meadows on the stand he's accused of participating in in georgia, a risky approach for any criminal defendant. meadows making the case that his activities were part of his official duty it is of chief of staff. >> mr. president, everybody is on the line. this is mark meadows, the chief of staff. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> reporter: raffensperger also took the state saying he first tried to resist the call and testifying there was no federal role in certifying georgia's election. when prosecutors que

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rob mcbride out as a iraqi to chill in our president gabrielle barge as low as to search. glad to find the remains of people who went missing during the ministry vote of augusta, tennessee who made the announcement of the world commemorates the day of the disappeared. it's the 1st time the government has vowed to find the full sibling disappeared. alas, in america, editor lucy, a newman sent us this report from santiago's relatives of nearly 1200. julian's were never seen again. after they would change nearly 50 years ago by agents of julius foreman, military dictatorship, were invited to the presidential palace for a very special event. among them, 48 year old. could you stay on martinez? he was still a baby in 1975 with his father left the house to meet another member of the 10 discipline left him organization that he belonged to me body a so it took me with him. when he arrived at the designated corner, the agents were waiting on it had been betrayed by come rate hood broken out, the torture. my father managed to convince them to drop me off at my grandparents house nea

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low income families. but a band aid on a much bigger problem. same bus, rob yoga, 0. sorry, hardy soon back us now. israel's military has rated a refugee camp near novelists in the occupied. westbank soldiers entered to demolish the home of a 49 year old palestinian man, who they say killed 2 is really brothers. earlier this year, palestinian red presses says israel's military fire tear gas as soldiers entered the s car wreckage. to rescue operations of stopped off the it's hellion island of left to do so we're at least 30 people are still missing. after a migrant boat sank on sunday, the survivors say the 2 overcrowded vessels departed from the technician, port, city of facts on thursday. the telling coast guard was able to rescue thousands of people and is recovered to bodies. the central mediterranean migrant crossing route from north africa to africa to europe is among the world's deadliest italy is reporting double the number of arrivals this year compared to last. well, hold at del hamid reports now from left to do so. the rescue operations have stopped because

low income families . but a band aid on a much bigger problem. same bus, rob yoga, 0 sorry, hardy, says the pockets, now the rescue operations that ended in the mediterranean sea of the 2 migraine boat sank on sunday, at least 30 people who remained missing. maybe italian island of lump producer survivors save the ever crowded vessels, left the tennessee and port of sparks on thursday. they told him coast on rescue dozens of people and were coming to bodies. the migrant roots with the highest number of deaths is from north africa to your bill, how many reports from lumped into stuff? the rescue operations have stopped because of high winds and it's rough. a seas is estimated at about 13 people are still missing and hopes to find their bodies are diminishing by the day this weather conditions have continued for the next 2 days. now the number of illegal migrants who have reached italy so far this year is around $80000.00. that's more than the double and the number at the same time. last year. these are all vessels that have been confiscated by the tide in coast

low income families . but a band aid on a much bigger problem. same bus rob yoga, 0, sorry, hardy says the pockets not rescue operations have stopped off the italian island of life to do so, where at least 30 people are still missing. after a migrant boat sank on sunday, survivors say the to overcrowded vessels departed from the canadian port. city of fax on thursday. telling coast guard was able to rescue thousands of people and has recovered to bodies. the central mediterranean migrant crossing route from north africa to europe is among the world's deadliest italy is reporting doubles the number of arrivals this year compared to last. meantime, a hold of jail have made reports. now from lab producer, the rescue operations have stopped because of high winds and it's rough. a seas is estimated at about 13 people are still missing and hopes to find their bodies are diminishing by the day. this weather conditions should continue for the next 2 days . now the number of illegal migrants who have reached italy so far this year is around $80000.00. that's more than

robbed, of falling off the train, of losing my cameras. there was the danger of getting on and off. there was the fear of the low-hanging branches that would graze across the top of the train and knock your head off, the need for food and water. if i'm telling a story of immigration, i want people to see something they never, ever knew before. [ music ] i didn't travel with enrique, but we went back and retraced his steps from tegucigalpa, honduras through mexico. so i would take many, many trips on a freight line 200 miles from south to north, get on a bus, come back, and do it again. [ music ] and we put together this story kind of like a hollywood movie, not necessarily captured in order, but presented and laid out in a fashion from south to north. [ music ] the food throwers of vera cruz were a subject i spent several days doing. this was what i title gift for a northbound migrant. the substance is the gift for this northbound migrant, and the style is where i was standing, the slow shutter speed that has meaning because the two other hands are touching as if to say, "go safely and thank you." one of my all-

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most heartwarming takeovers of a british soccer club was the purchase of low-ranked wrexham afc by actors ryan reynolds and roba club, proving the combination of fan loyalty and commercial partnerships makes investing in uk soccer all too irresistible for ultra rich americans who want a piece of what's known here in britain as the beautiful game. imtiaz tyab, london. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. be sure to check back later for "cbs mornings." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm scott macfarlane. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the administrator of maui's emergency management agency has resigned, citing health reasons. herman andaya has received criticism in recent days over his decision not to activate maui's emergency sirens as the >>> the national weather service has upgraded hurricane hilary to a category 3 storm. heavy rain is expected from mexico in the southwestern u.s. this weekend. if it makes landfall in california, it would be the first hurricane to hit the state since 1858. >>> and the women's world cup final will be ld in sydney, australia, on

rob mayeda. >> we are seeing winds of 15 to 25 miles per hour. with those inland hill top temperatures likely staying in the 60s and 70s . forover night low temperatures. it toward the hills of contra costa, alameda county. of about 15 to 25 miles per hour. so moving forward. we will see the inland temperatures during the day climb up. on topic of fire er, hot dry breezy itions. he but a ch of liing sparked fires. some of this activimay get closer to the bay area. so as you see here on this animation, the potential for lightning showing up in blue. focused over the sierra. possibly as far west as some of the coastal mountains across the bay area starting as early as tomorrow night. we will have the time line on that and when we will see the peak heat. that's on the way in the seven day forecast coming up in about eight minutes. >> all right rob,. >>> well for a second night in a row, one of the stages at outside lands closed early. we'll show you video last night as people had to leave the soma tent. it was repaired and reopened today. today, organizers posted that the stage was closed again because of a problem with the flooring. the art

so, low-lying areas will see several feet of storm surge flooding during the night. david? >> david: all contributing to a tough night ahead. rob, thank you for the coverage all day long. let's laser in on the timing, because so many are without power, and the tornado threat very dangerous at night fall. let's get to ginger zee. the potential for the tornadoes into the night, how long does this last? where is this all headed? >> reporter: the outer bands whipping up tornadoes are possible, again, through 10:00 p.m. with that watch, but i anticipate that extends even, so, watch for that, as we go into north carolina and the outer banks, because, let me time out how it all moves. we're going to see that storm make its exit just south of hilton head, and it will go into the atlantic, but it's going to hug the coast, enough so, we have tropical storm warnings all to the way to the virginia state line. what happens here, it's tonight, 7:00 p.m., you have the onshore wind and you can see it with the streamlines, the white lines there, gusts of 40, 50 miles per hour. that really heavy rain, on the order of 6 to 10 inches. and that's g

greetings to everyone who likes to refer to the suspiciously low interest rates on loans in france guys, for this you need to unscrupulously and inhumanly robgry african children of the elderly and everyone else. previously , almost all the gold mined by the ecowas countries was sold through the new york and london exchanges. thanks to this, the anglo-saxons decided. what was the selling price of gold determined by the currency of settlements, and how much to whom were they sold to their own companies? here and the question is whether africa is free. that's the answer to what they rebel, we have uranium, diamonds, gold, oil, and we live like slaves, we don't need the french to ensure our safety. however, niger uranium covers 40% of france's needs although nigeria itself has a total shortage of electricity, but full -fledged public services, it turns out a little more than 14% of the population thanks to niger uranium, france ranks third in the world in terms of the number of nuclear weapons , paris will have to look for an alternative to such a large supplier a lot of time and losses. by the way, more than 40% of the niger population is exp

low. >> bring all the people in and build all the housing for them and the mall is getting robbed everyclose and turn that into housing and it'll be eliminate the middle class people, the strong employers and just the super rich they depend on and super poor that depend on them. >> hear frustration from that la resident as well as he's a business owner too. the white house has a feeling from the president is that bidenomics is working and the middle class of americans are seeinge advantages in growth. back to you, stu. stuart: thank you, edward. democrats could see a big economic payout in biden is defeated in 2024. how does that work? lauren: well, with all the talk of bidenomics i guess it's not resinating with even democrats. democrats say the economy would be better if biden was not reelected and 38% of democrats say his defeat would be good for their wallets and overall nearly half of voters say the economy is in poor condition. doing better without biden. stuart: kind of convoluted logic here. now new york city schools bracing for influx of migrant children. administrators scrambl

mean time millions are under hurricane alert in florida, with many in low lying areas already under mandatory evacuation orders. robarciano joins us from tampa with the layest. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. here we are in one of america's most vulnerable cities to hurricanes, hoping for another miss. but direct hit or not, the water in this bay will be up and over the sea wall, into parts of downtown. there is the hospital right there. this is one of the evacuation areas. hurricane idalia sets its sights on florida. this morning hurricane idalia intensifying into the gulf of mexico, taking aim on the west coast of florida. a state of emergency declared in 46 florida counties. some under mandatory evacuations. with as many as 300,000 residents vacating their homes. >> you don't wait. you just have to go. >> reporter: heavy rain and the storm surge up to 7 feet has tampa residents scrambling for sandbags. >> we start preparing, bringing in anything out there that's loose and can fly away. >> reporter: in cedar key, everything is boarded up. duct tape boarding these condos, letting officials k

robbed five times just this year. >> they are chasing shootings and drive-byes and, you know, real victim crimes and break-ins, unfortunately, on lowonest, a lot of the police feel very handcuffed themselves. they can't do the policing they used to do. >> reporter: as for those bigger chains, target's ceo said on its earnings call this week that theft is up 120% in the first 5 months of this year compared to last. back in may he said that the company is expected to take a half a billion dollar hit this year alone because of organized retail crime. walmart, which reported earnings this week, says -- this morning, i should say, says it's also dealing with an uptick in theft though not to the same level as target is. in los angeles you've probably seen this video of a mob, about 30 people ransacking a nordstrom, taking off with more than $300,000 worth of clothes and shoes and otter items. the -- and other items. the danger to employees is worth noting as well. target's ceo brought it upped today, and in this cases police say the crooks used bear pray on a security guard. today l.a. mayor's, law enforcement officials and the district

the bay bridge but still some low-lying clouds and fog on what should be a warm day across the bay area. thank you so much for joining us, i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. i love when you can see the skyline of san francisco. >> this is a nice start to the morning. we have sunshine in oakland. right now we have temperatures in the upper 50s and some baseball this afternoon, early afternoon start, look at the temperatures in oakland, into the 80s today and off to the west, san francisco will be seeing temperatures in the 70s. it is the inland valley is, that is where the heat will set up two of the weekend. upper 90s to as hot as 104 degrees in fairfield and upper 90s south of san jose. north bay temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 90s. after today, we do see some cooler changes in the seven-day forecast. monday and tuesday, moisture from tropical storm eugene could bring more mid-level clouds our way. let you know if there are any shower chances ahead on the today in the bay forecast in about 15 minutes. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. police and firefighters and east

i repeat once again, it was robbed, destroyed the population of ukraine was declining, including dying out record high mortality record, low thrown into this war, of course, uh, offended by the ukrainians, because they invested, uh, trillions in making ukraine the tip of the spear directed against russia, and these ukrainians are brother-in-law instead of die for interests. west, they dared some to get out to the west, and some of them not even with good resources . one of the western resources allocated for the war against russia and they scoundrels are like that, they are wasted in the wrong place by some on the territory of ukraine, i do not agree about the hatred, hatred is present, but i am sure that a smaller part of e people hate russia there on the territory of ukraine, including this is also visible on social networks, when despite the huge repressions repressions, simply the most cruel more than 100,000 people, according to the sbu, which they voiced before the prosecutor general of the reich, more than 100,000 were prosecuted under political articles, those no less. people come out. uh, in the same social networ

robbing the store blind, that's for sure. grady, great to see you in d.c. >> jacqui: john, millions of american kids are bracing for a challenging start to the new year. adhd medication is running low shortages are getting worse as three more prescription brands were hit by supply crunches last month. dr. marc siegel, professor of nyu langone medical center and fox news contributor. my biggest question, what is causing this shortage? i know it was initially announced last year, you would think that something would have happened between then and now to remedy this and seems to be getting worse. what's the cause? >> absolutely, jacqui. good afternoon. first of all, the companies most involved are not hitting target, they are not coming up with as much as they say they will. and the increase of demand is up about 50% over the past decade. we are seeing more and more and more of this. and you might think well, it's overdiagnosed, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but according to cdc, it is not overdiagnosed in minorities and certain groups. it might be overdiagnosed in some, but overall it's not. now, what is it? it's the inability to focus, having being aggressive, increased

low rate environment. i wonder how much this is really the polls -- poles of the debate. rob: we live in a nominal world.t confused by this breakeven stuff. we live in a nominal world. nominal growth is coming up quickly. inflation is coming down and growth is coming down. if you think going forward we are at nominal growth, that is a tremendous environment for fixed income. if nominal growth settles below that, you could see rates come down. jonathan: thank you. good to see you in person. it is unusual. i think it has been a few years. rob: since i have been on the set, this new set. lisa: it is not new anymore. jonathan: we have had this a few times over the last six months, where we have not seen people in person for that long. negative on the s&p 500. coming up, stephen stanley chief u.s. economist for u.s. capital markets and one of the most accurate forecasters of the labor market, on the street, that conversation around the corner. tom: i cannot tell you how timely this call is. as you get real gdp to flatten or come in a little, no big deal, but if the inflation component comes in you have nomina