le regalaron esa sentencia a roxana.difÍcil ha sido todo para ella. por su parte, los familiares de sinaÍ cruz anunciaron que apelarÁn el fallo de la juez. este proceso podrÍa tomar aÑos. roxana ruiz dijo que su meta es poder reunirse con su pequeÑo hijo que ha estado bajo el cuidado de su abuela materna. locutor: un largo camino de transformaciÓn y nuevos obstÁculos en el camino. >> mi doctora me ha dicho a mi que no me puede darme las hormonas porque las leyes estÁn cambiando y ella no hormonas porque♪las leyes estÁn cambiando y ella no quiere perder la licencia. ♪ ♪ ♪ tener incontinencia me afecto de muchas maneras. deje de visitar a mis amigas. always discreet me hace sentir super poderosa, divina. y ni siquiera la sientes. mira cuanto absorbe. no hay nada que me detenga. es la protección que nos merecemos. hola, soy yo... tu piel. algunos limpiadores funcionan, pero me resecan. los limpiadores de cerave me ayudan a mantener mi hidratación balanceada con ácido hialurónico y 3 ceramidas esenciales que ayudan a restaur

>> james: roxana saberi in new york city. thank you, roxana.ng heat and if there is any relief in sight, let's bring in meteorologist jacqui jeras from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, j.b. another couple of hours of severe storms into the northeast, primarily a damaging wind threat, but a few tornadoes will still be possible yet this evening, and if that tornado is confirmed in new hampshire, it is a rare thing. only two on average happen each and every year. now as those storms move on tonight, we are still going to be stuck with the heat for the friday. temperatures well into the 90s for most of us and feels-like temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. so check on your people and check on your pets. now, the next cold front will be approaching from the midwest and working into the northeast on your saturday, and leaving in its wake, j.b., much cooler temperatures and drier air. >> james: jacqui, thank you very much. the faa is investigating a midair incident where an allegiant air flight at a private gu

>> james: roxana saberi in new york city. thank you, roxana.dent where an allegiant airflight and a private gulf stream jet were forced to take evasive action to avoid a possible collision. it happened on sunday at an altitude of 23,000 feet. about 30 minutes after the allegiant flight took off from fort lauderdale-hollywood international airport with 181 people on board. allegiant says its pilot received an automated alert about another aircraft at the same altitude and changed course. the allegiant plane returned to fort lauderdale, where a flight attendant was treated for injuries. and we are learning more about the possible cause of that terrifying construction crane accident high above midtown manhattan on wednesday. cbs's lilia luciano raced to the scene when it happened, and she is back there tonight with new details in the investigation. >> reporter: there are more questions into the crane company and operator behind wednesday's crane collapse that sent 16 tons of concrete on a massive piece of machinery crashing down 45 stories onto a

j.b. >> roxana saberi in new york city. thank you, roxana. >>> and for the latest on this sweltering heat and if there is any relief in sight, let's bring in meteorologist jacqui jeras from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, j.b. another couple of hours of severe storms into the northeast, primarily a damaging wind threat, but a few tornadoes will still be possible yet this evening. and if that tornado is confirmed in new hampshire, it's a rare thing. only two on average happen each and every year. now, as those storms move out tonight, we're still going to be stuck with the heat for your friday. in fact, temperatures well into the 90s for most of us and feels-like temperatures exceeding 100 degrees. so check on your people and check on your pets. now, the next cold front will be approaching from the midwest and working into the northeast on your saturday and leaving in its wake, j.b., much cooler temperatures and drier air. >> jacqui, thank you very much. >>> the faa is investigatin

roxana saberi, thank you so much. >>> the threat of severe weather will continue through the night and into the weekend. so for a look at the forecast, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners as the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. strong storms working through the northeast this evening. in fact, the threat for damaging winds and large hail continues from the ohio valley all the way up to the northeast, where it's likely there will be some strong storms, also heavy rain. unfortunately for new england, once again the possibility for more flash flooding. severe weather threat not including chicago tonight, but does include a lot of plains and the midwest. and then to the heat in the southwest. this heat wave gripping the southwest, and it's possible with temperatures getting close to 100 degrees in phoenix, this could be record heat. and, norah, southwest record heat in the summer is dangerous heat. >> yeah, really dangerous. chris warren, thank you. >>> well, from this dangerous weather to the contaminated beaches. that's right. dozens o

roxana saberi reports. >> reporter: the city of lewisville in central mississippi is under a flash flood warning after more than a foot of rain fell in just four hours. >> my store is currently under water. >> reporter: some people needed to be rescued from their homes and their cars. the winston county sheriff's department said it saved at least four drivers. no deaths or serious injuries have been reported so far. across a third of the country it was another day of record sweltering heat with more than 120 million americans under excessive heat alerts. in southern california, hot and dry conditions are fueling fires in riverside county. >> today's a busy day for cal fire riverside county fire department. going to be a busy season for these firefighters. >> reporter: near chicago's o'hare airport, a tornado touched down wednesday sending thousands of passengers scrambling for shelter and canceling hundreds of flights. residents are cleaning up after several other suspected twisters tore through nearby communities, damaging homes and uprooting trees. in mccook, illinois, a storm >> six o

>> reporter: roxana, cbs news. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from washington, d.c., i'm jericka duncan. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm wendy gillette in new york. another mass shooting this fourth of july weekend, this time in philadelphia. police say a gunman is in custody after allegedly killing four people and wounding two others. they say he was wearing a bullet-proof vest and used an ar-type rifle and handgun. >>> more travel troubles this long weekend. more than 4,000 flights within and in and out of u.s. were canceled or delayed monday, according tonight aware. severe weather moving into the mid-atlantic region could bring additional problems. >>> you have another chance to become a half billionaire. no one matched all six numbers in the powerball lottery drawing. the next one is wednesday night, and the new jackpot is estimated to be $546 million. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm wendy gillette, c

they called this area "apparent active violent anti-semitism" roxana saberi starts us off with thesemphis a afternoon today he tried to enter the hebrew academy carrying a gun. >> on the property with the gun. >> reporter: saying that he fired shots outside the school and fled. >> thankfully they had a great safety proces in place and avoid anyone being harmed or injured at the scene. >> reporter: they provided a photo of the suspect in us description of the vehicle he was driving. a maroon pickup truck with california plates. they quickly spotted the vehicle and pulled him over. >> the suspect pulled the vehicle over and immediately emerged out of the vehicle with the gun in his hand and that resulted in an officer discharging his duty weapon. that suspect was struck and has been transported to regional one hospital in critical condition. >> reporter: monday shooting is four months after shooter killed six people including 39-year-old children at a catholic school in nashville. in that tragedy supports tennessee tennessee's lax gun laws and strengthening security at public and priva

roxana saberi, thank you so much.ontinue through the night and into the weekend, so for a look at the forecast let's bring a meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel theatre good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. strong storms working through the northeast this evening, in fact, the threat for damaging winds and large hail continues from the ohio valley all the way up to the northeast, where it is likely there will be some strong storms, also heavy rain. unfortunately for new england, once again, the possibility for more flash flooding. severe weather threat not including chicago tonight, but does include a lot of the planes and the midwest, and then to the heat in the southwest, his heat wave gripping the southwest, and it is possible, with temperatures getting close to 100 degrees, in phoenix, this could be record heat, and norah, southwest, record heat in the summer is dangerous heat. >> norah: yeah, really dangerous. chris warren, thank you. well, from this dangerous weat

>> margaret: roxana saberi, thank you.end and a new line of storms, let's bring in storms, let's bring in our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, margaret. severe storms are going to be developing and increasing in the risk area as we head into the later night hours for tonight. these are going to go all night long, with individual storms that then merge into a big complex of storms heading from the west towards the east, across the region. the rainfall will be heavy and could lead to flash flooding. the northeast gets in on the severe weather for tomorrow. but temperatures will still be brutally hot first, well into the 90s, places like washington, d.c., going from 95 degrees down to 88 and will stay in the 80s then with cooler temperatures the rest of the week. margaret? >> margaret: turning now to the war in ukraine, our cbs news crew is inside a city that came under attack today by russian forces. as cbs's ramy inocencio reports, fighting is intense in southern ukraine, where vladimi

>> reporter: roxana saberi, cbs news, madison, wisconsin. >>> that's the "cbs weekend news" for thisation. join me every week for my podcast "the takeout." politics, policy, a bit of pop culture, available wherever you get your podcasts. i'm major garrett in new york. good night. >>> now at 6:00, six months since people were flooded out of their oakland homes, demanding answers outside the developer's home. >> and very emotional, stressful, frustrating. >> at this point, depression is starting to kick in. >> the hotel is not the home. >> and plus more than 100 people mostly minors are arrested after an unsanctioned skate event, but clashes with police. >>> it took more than three days, but the massive cruise ship in san francisco is finally on their way to alaska and there it goes. that's time lapse obviously. and a group of tenants are still living in hotels after they were flooded out of their homes. >> and as da lin reports, they were protested in front of their landlord's home this morning. >> out of their east oakland complex, they thought they would be back that couple of weeks

yates tells cbs' roxana saberi that the abuse included having to perform acts nude in front of teammatess it left him with anxiety, nightmares, and unable to ever watch football. >> we want the bring that to light to make sure this type of stuff is not normalized. i think the biggest thing for us is being brainwashed that this is normal. >> yates is among several former northwestern athletes represented by civil rights attorney benjamin crump, who are now planning a lawsuit. the university sent us a statement tonight saying in part that hazing has no place at northwestern and further steps are being taken to eliminate it. >>> all right. co ng when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. you go by lots of titles veteran, son, dadad. -it's s time to geget up. -no. hair s stylist andnd chee

le digo a roxana que tengo a dos muÑecas. tÚ tienes dos hijas. bebÉs. una de las cosas muy estudiadas son los lazos afectivos de padres e hijos. los bebÉs que crean lazos afectivos con los padres estables se convierten en adolescentes mucho mÁs estables, en adultos que van a poder lidiar la vida de manera diferente a niÑos que no se sienten que pueden confiar en sus padres para calmarlos, para enseÑar a lidiar con el estrÉs. los bebÉs desde pequeÑos ellos no pueden entender lo que le decimos verbalmente, pero entiendan nuestra energÍa. eso mismo pasa con los adolescentes. el cerebro del adolescente es distinto al del adulto. todavÍa no estÁ maduro. quÉ puede entender el adolescente?es tu energÍa. es cÓmo tÚ lidera con las cosas que suceden en la vida. estoy mirando todo lo que hacen. eso ven tu ejemplo. ver quiÉn eres. karla: me imagino que hay cosas que sÍ nos ocultan porque son jÓvenes. cuÁles serÍan esas cosas? juliet: las cosa que pueden ocultar las relaciones de pareja. que tienen un novio o cuando van a probar por primera vez el alcohol. so

roxana es abogada y dice que en el 2022 mÁs de 250 mil palabra resultaron heridas y en la cifra mÁs altaos dijo que la mayorÍa de los casos que documentaron los protagonistas son mexicanos. marisol es vÍctima de un agente. >>> Íbamos en una camioneta intentamos pasar a estados unidos y el policÍa soltÓ un disparo y me dio en la cabeza. >>> la migrante dice que luego la operaron pero 22 dÍas despuÉs la deportaron. >>> yo me uno a la campaÑa para que nos escuchen y podamos encontrar una soluciÓn para la justicia. >>> este movimiento llevarÁ a su peticiÓn a los organismos internacionales de derechos humanos y le pedirÁ al presidente joe biden y al congreso de estados unidos que terminen con la brutalidad de la policÍa y el trato inhumano. en mÉxico jazive pÉrez. >>> la inteligencia artificial podrÍa salvar a la ciudad de san francisco, luego que una compaÑÍa recibierÁ mÁs de 11 mil millones de dÓlares, ahora la alcaldesa de san francisco nombrÓ a la ciudad como la capital de la inteligencia artificial, porque tiene la infraestructura adecuada para avanzar. los docentes dicen que esto es por

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in another important game this morning, manchester united in new jersey, america, against roxana, another english team that plays in the division , lost three to one in the previous game. since it was held again in the united states, it had won against arsenal. in the next game, this team will face real madrid again in babylon , new jersey, in the framework of perto's friendly matches, while it had mehdi taremi for 60 minutes england lost with wolverhampton by one goal unfortunately, in a traffic accident on fouladshahr road in isfahan, ali bakshi, a football team player under the age of 18 , ziba han, passed away, and the other two passengers of the car were taken to the hospital . 38 athletes in the field of football, athletics and table tennis participated in these competitions, the iranian ambassador met with alireza pansadedeh, the head of the federation of rural and nomadic sports and local native games , and signed a memorandum of understanding on bilateral cooperation. payam zagreb football team croatia advancement in the first round of the preliminary stage of the european champi

the united states lost against the second division team roxana, england, and in the continuation of thecompetition in the united states, inter miami won against atlanta united with four goals, lionel messi scored two of the four goals of his team and assisted one goal. which god, hello to you, good night, that in the last in the images received from the meteorological satellite, you can see the presence of convective clouds that grow especially at night and in the afternoons in the south -east and south of our country, in the southern part of sistan and baluchistan province, hormozgan, south of kerman province and the southern part of the province. fars, the presence of clouds is a sign of rain and wind, the latest meteorological models also show that the intensity of rains in the southern half and sistan and baluchistan, the southern part of kerman province, part of hormozgan province, and the altitude in the southeastern areas of fars province can reach the level of orange warning. and so is the flood we are predicting heavy rain and strong wind in the regions, which seems to continue

roxana saberi has the story. >> reporter: for this team, hockey really is less about winning and moreommunity. >> team trends is the first all trans sports team in the united states. >> reporter: goalkeeper mason la fave says growing up he felt out of place playing girls hockey. he transitioned in 2016 and now he's one of more than 150 members across the country on team trans. >> why do you think so many people are interested in playing? >> a sense of community. i never understood the concept of found family until i joined team trans. >> for safety reasons, the team doesn't publish personal information. but the support it provides players has saved lives. >> there are players who have told me outright that they wouldn't be around anymore without team trans. >> what do you think when you hear that? >> i'm glad that we were able to help them, but i hate that we're in a space where they needed that help. >> reporter: jay smell, who learned how to skate just two years ago, says even if they can't change what's in other people's hearts, the players are lifting themselves up. >> the biggest

roxana saberi has the story of george farris, who you might say reinvented the wheel. >> reporter: forn means thrill rides that soar, swirl, and defy gravity. but if you need a break from holding your breath, there's one attraction that lets you catch it. the ferris wheel, a slow-moving salvation -- ♪ what goes up must come down ♪ -- from all that speed. >> what was your favorite part about the ride? >> the top part. you could see, like, everything from up there. >> reporter: it's been turning for more than 130 years. so why is it called ferris? >> not many people know about george washington gayle ferris. >> reporter: paul derica is the director of exhibitions at the chicago history museum. >> who was george washington gayle ferris? >> the up and coming engineer in the early 1890s. he'd been born in illinois. he moved to pittsburgh, and it's around this time that the announcement goes out that the world's fair organizers in chicago are seeking a large-scale attraction. >> reporter: one that would top the fee es deresist ants at the previous world's fair in paris. >> what a lot of peop

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i definitely feel that layer mayor roxana someone that's capable of doing so. >> now, while i have oneft, i must ask you about the larger picture, the never ending attempts by alabama legislators to limit the voting rights of the states black residents. the u.s. supreme court, this conservative court, had ruled that black residents were illegally under represented. alabama's legislature did not create a second majority black congressional district in your state that the court court told them to. what do you make of that in 2023? >> i make of that, total disrespect. disrespect, disregard to leadership, a disregard to order. i just feel like we have to step up. we have to step up and say something about it. i appreciate the opportunity to do so and i'm here with you. >> the queen lewis, the queen of luis, thank you for being with, us we're going to stay on the story. up next, president biden honors -- right after the break, we will be right back. it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroi

roxana saberi takes us for a spin. >> reporter: for many summer fun means thrill rides that soar, swirl breath, there is one attraction that lets you catch it. the ferris wheel. a slow-moving salvation -- ♪ what goes up must come down ♪ >> reporter: from all that speed. what was your favorite part about the ride? >> the top part. you could see like everything from up there. >> reporter: it's been turning for more than 130 years. so why is it called ferris? >> not many team know about george washington gale ferris. >> reporter: paul durica is the director of exhibitions at the chicago history museum. who was george washington gale ferris? >> an up-and-coming engineer in the early 1890s. he was born in illinois. he moved to pittsburgh. around this time the announcement goes out that the world's fair organizers in chicago are seeking a large-scale attraction. >> reporter: one that would top the piece de resistance at the previous world fair in paris. >> a lot of people responding with designs similar. we will build a bigger tower than the eiffel tower. it was george washington gale ferris