doctor sue thompson. _ alternative yet. doctor sue thompson, thank - alternative yet.r sue thompson, thank you - alternative yet. doctor sue thompson, thank you so . alternative yet. doctor sue - thompson, thank you so much for joining us on newsday this morning. you are welcome. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines in the uk. a teenager has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a teacher was stabbed at a school in tewkesbury in gloucestershire. a man is in a stable condition in hospital. no—one else was hurt in the attack. the school was locked down, while police searched for the suspect. a review into failings in maternity care in hospitals in nottingham is set to become the largest in the uk. around 1700 families who received maternity care from the nottingham university hospitals nhs trust are to have their cases reviewed. a previous investigation found dozens of babies died or were left with serious injuries while in its care. the jury in the trial of the nurse, lucy letby, h

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thompson then taking off on foot. >> stop or you're going to get tased! >> reporter: the deputy firing his taser. thompson falling onto a road, where he was fatally struck by an oncoming suv, later pronounced dead at a hospital. the district attorney declined to press charges against the deputy, but saying he used poor and ultimately tragic judgment. but tonight, thompson's family demanding justice. >> this is death, and there should be some repercussion of his actions, i believe. >> reporter: the toxicology report showing fentanyl and other drugs were found in thompson's system. david? >> david: mola lenghi tonight. thank you, mola. >>> we turn now to a stunning case unfolding, a teenager missing for four years, disappearing from arizona, suddenly showing up at a police station in montana. telling police, no one hurt me. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning discovery. nearly four years after arizona 14-year-old alicia navarro vanished from her home, police say she walked into a montana police station near the canadian border, identifi

on february 18th, deputy lorenzo lujan pulled over this car driven by 28-year-old brent thompson after noting its suspicious behavior at a nearby hotel. >> the reason i'm stopping you is your registration has expired. >> reporter: authorities say thompson appeared nervous and gave them a false name. lujan attempting to place him under arrest after learning he had a revoked license. thompson then taking off on foot. >> stop or you're going to get tazed. >> reporter: the deputy firing his taser. thompson falling onto a road, where he was fatally struck by an oncoming suv, later pronounced dead at a hospital. the district attorney declined to press chasrges against the deputy, but saying he used poor and ultimately tragic judgment. but tonight, thompson's family demanding justice. >> this is death, and there should be some repercussion of his actions. i believe. >> reporter: the toxicology report showing fentanyl and other drugs were found in thompson's system. david? >> david: mola, thank you. >>> we turn now to a stunning case unfolding, a teenager missing for four years, disappearing f

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thompson: i thank the gentleman. i'd like to yield now to the gentleman from illinois, congressman brad snyder. mr. schneider: -- mr. schneider: i'd like to rise to address this scourge of gun violence. what is wrong with us as a people that we are increasingly here in this well mourning needless gun deaths yet we can't in this body move any commonsense, wildly popular policies to keep our children and our communities safe. how many more shootings will we have to endure and how many more lives will have to be lost before congress, let me be specific here, before my republican colleagues will do anything, anything, help take care of our kids and our communities. we have put to this congress legislation that requires universal background checks, to ban assault weapon, get ghost guns off our streets, and store firearms safely. and not one of my republican colleagues have find the will or courage to support any of this life-saving legislation. for goodness sake, these bills are law and order legislation. every day more t

my friend, kenan thompson, will be here. [ cheers and applause and she won both "rupaul's drag race"nd "rupaul's all stars. and now she is starring as "mama" morton in broadway's "chicago: the musical" at the ambassador theatre jinkx monsoon is going to be joining us [ cheers and applause i'm so excited to talk to her. but before we get to all that, well, the rolling gop meltdown that began with the party's humiliating speaker vote keeps getting crazier. two members of congress, lauren boebert and marjorie taylor greene, reportedly got into a shouting match in a bathroom. serial liar george santos is facing calls from his own party to resign. and just in time to cool things down donald trump is reportedly getting ready to rejoin facebook and twitter. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: back in november, republicans delivered one of the worst performances for an opposition party in decades. after the results came in, they all started turning on each other and surprisingly on donald trump >> donald trump kept saying, "again, we're going to

not his, klay thompson's. >> he has the most stacked form. everything is in line.his angles are right. if i was who has never shot a ball before , i would put you in klay thompson's positions. he's just the one, if you took a snapshot, it's right here. extremely pretty. the prettiest jumpshot i've ever seen. larry: sports on abc 7 every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. ama: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand. available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, roku. download now so you can start streaming. thank you so much for watching. dan: we appreciate your

finally, we take a trip to the heart of the rainforest with dan thompson give you tips on how you can protect one of new york's most important ecosystems >> this is nbc nightly news, kids addition. >> hello again from los angeles, it is great to be with you on saturday morning i'm here with universal studios, hollywood which is owned by ou parent company nbc universal. we have a great show you for you today including a pop quiz question that gives new meanin to the term and last summer. but, first they bite, they sting and sometimes they fin their way into our socks we are talking about bugs an the best way to protec yourself when you head outside this summer. here is dr. jon torres >> summer is a buzz within sacks. and while they are all important part of nature, some can bite or sting which migh cause discomfort or make you sick so you want to make sure tha you know all of the best way to protect yourself when you had outdoors there are three main types o bugs to watch out for. takes, mosquitoes and obese or wasps. ticks are small and they can b hard to see. they like grassi, brushy

not his, klay thompson's. >> he has the most stacked form. everything is in line.es are right. if i was who has never shot a ball before , i would put you in klay thompson's positions. he's just the one, if you took a snapshot, it's right here. extremely pretty. the prettiest jumpshot i've ever seen. seen. larry: i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns,

congressman thompson, we appreciate the time, as always here. before we let you go. let's put up the information about that event coming up this thursday after noon. it's going to be in vacaville at the vacaville veterans hall. it gets underway at 2:00 in the afternoon. quickly congressman. do people need to rsvp ahead of time or can they just come down? no, they can just come down. and again, thank you for highlighting this to veterans and many thanks to all the veterans and their family for their service. absolutely. we're proud to do it. congressman mike thompson from the north bay, good to see you. thank you. thank you. good to see you. a long time. mar a lago maintenance employee is now involved in former president trump's classified documents. case as fox's alexandria hoff tells us, that worker appeared in court today for the first time. mar a lago property manager carlos de oliveira appears in a florida courtroom just days after being added to an indictment accusing former pg classified documents. prosecutors accused de oliveira of scheming with the president

thompson made life hard for joseph. and the 2nd and 3rd. but the 36 year old claus prevailed in the deciding moments of the man. and after 2 and a half hours chuck of its folk, the 2nd round tickets with the 637675 with world number 3. daniel medford have marked a successful return to wimbledon enough. the last here is ben on russian and fellow russian athletes between the 7 year old from russia, delivered a highly professional display in the 756463, when against also ferry from great britain. method f is chasing you, stick to the title of the season at wimbleton, where his previous pest showing for the 4th around run in 2021. also on wednesday top c t gosh, we own tech, has advanced to the 3rd round at wimbledon, following a commanding 6 to 6 love waiting again. sabra cerebus, pharma, poland. so we on tech, currently rank number one in the welds make light work, offer and see that the phone and from before time, girlfriend champion has yet to progress past the full, proud to pet windows and a deeply disappointed kara,

welcome to world business report, i'm ben thompson.et's start with the latest chapter in the tit—for—tat chip war between washington and beijing. china has slapped export controls on two rare metals that are used in the manufacture of semiconductors. the move by the chinese ministry of commerce targets the metals gallium and germanium — china is a major producer of them both. from next month, exporting these metals will require a licence, as michelle fleury explains. welcome to world business report, i'm ben thompson. us treasury secretary janet yellen is headed to beijing and hers is the second trip by a cabinet official to china since ties between the world's two top economies deteriorated earlier this year. her goal is to steady the relationship, but she's got her work cut out for her. ahead of her visit, beijing said it was imposing export controls on two rare metals essential for making semiconductors. the measures are seen as a tit—for—tat response after the us, the netherlands and japan recently restricted chip exports to china.

the serbian who is chasing is 24 grand slam victory. took the 1st set 63 before a spirit to thompson made life hard for joseph. and the 2nd and 3rd. but the 36 year old class prevailed in the deciding moments of the match. and after 2 and a half hours, chuck events broke the 2nd round tickets with a 637675 win. world number 3, new med beaudet mark to successful return to wimbledon after rosters. ben on russian and fellow russian athletes. the 27 year old from russia delivered a highly professional display in his 756463. when against also ferry, from great britain method of his chasing estates, the title of the season at wimbleton, where his previous best showing for the 4th around run in 2021. also on wednesday top c t gosh, we own tech has advanced to the 3rd round at wimbledon, following a commanding 6 to 6 love waiting against sabra cerebus tore him out of poland. so we on tech. currently rank number one in the welds make light work, offer on see to the phone. and from for time guys, when champion has yet to progress past the full, proud to fit the window and a deeply disappointed

welcome to world business report, i'm ben thompson. we begin with news that the chief executive of natwest group, dame alison rose, has resigned after admitting she made a "serious error ofjudgement". she had been heavily criticised for being the source of an inaccurate bbc report about mr farage�*s account at coutts, which is part of natwest group. after the announcement, natwest shares fell more than 2.5%. the uk government currently has a 39% stake in the bank, but has been selling down its holding over the past few yea rs. dame alison was paid just over £5 million last year. natwest has not yet responded to a question on whether she will get an exit payment. we're nowjoined by frances coppola, who's an independent banking analyst. let's start at the beginning. you would on newsnight alongside nigel farage last week. you have been doing some investigating on to the source of some of this confusion. what did you find? i source of some of this confusion. what did you find?— source of some of this confusion. what did you find? i actual

good morning, alice tom -- alex thompson. we saw your reporting this morning, writing about the president's team recently splitting with mark elias because of disagreement with elias over legal strategies. what happened there? why is this important to the campaign? guest: the next presidential election might be the most litigious in modern memory. essentially, every election since 2000 has become more and more litigious. it can have incredible consequences to who will occupy the white house, and who will control the house and senate. why this is important is a sickly the president -- basically the president's team is in disagreement with one of the main lawyers in the democratic party. mark elias believes this moment calls for all hands on deck, being aggressive,, litigious and biden's team feels that while that approach can be emotionally satisfying, and generate lots of good headlines, they note that given the conservative makeup of the judiciary right now, it actually can backfire. what has happened in a few cases is that

thompson heights avenues. >> during our 11:00 a.m. midday show, we asked the oakland mayor about that crime and other crimes. two shootings just blocks away overnight. in one police officers found a person shot to death. there have been no arrests. there was also a pregnant woman shot in the chest on international boulevard last night. she and her unborn baby are hospitalized in stable condition. here's what the mayor said about the incidents. >> it's outrages, not appropriate and has to come to a stop. i know the oakland police department, the city of oakland, we're united to solving these crimes and preventing them and hold those intercontinental accountable. dan: in less than an hour, a public safety meeting is scheduled to take place in oakland with alameda district attorney pamela price. organized by several neighborhood groups as an opportunity to hear from price about herb views on the justice system, her views and relationship with oakland police. however, there are concerns that the meetings may turn political at officials re

>> priscilla thompson. thank you. >>> the dangerous heat and wildfires are now forcing evacuations from popular tourist spots in europe, and we're learning new details about one flight trapped on the tarmac for hours, boiling with no air-conditioning josh lederman has more from greece. >> reporter: tonight, misery in the mediterranean. southern europe shattering heat records at the high of tourist season on this week's ryanair flight from spain to italy travelers stuck on the tarmac as temps outside surge. look at this video posted to social media apparently from a passenger on that flight some people on board soaked in sweat, fanning themselves medics tending to others outside the plane. ryanair saying the flight was delayed due to a minor technical issue. earlier this week, some passengers and a flight attendant aboard a delta flight from las vegas fell ill waiting on the plane in triple-digit temperatures delta apologized and is investigating back in southern europe, this deadly heatwave just won't quit.

. >> thank you i would like to begin my comments by congratulating chairman thompson. as we start to 118 congress and how proud i am of the bipartisan work that are agriculture committee did last congress. we brought in the agriculture secretary under bill sark to discuss the state of the farm economy in january of 2022 and follow that with 19 farmville review hearings which stakeholders and others administration officials. we also held five listening sessions all across the country and we got input from farmers and consumers about how our farmville programs are working for them. in addition, we have an online feedback form which is still open and can be access on the housel agriculture committee website both democrat and republican feedback. and in those hearings we've been able to get regular updates on what's happening on the ground in the needs of our farmers, ranchers and foresters and what we must do to make sure to get the farmville right for all producers across the country and to ensure we are also tending toward congressional oversight responsibilities. this

jose >> priscilla thompson in hoover.hank you. >>> when we come back, f16 fighter jets heading to ukraine. our reporter with an inside look at how pilots will be trained on them >>> plus, $1.5 billion up for grabs between the power ball and mega millions. and we could have a winner as soon as tonight. them >>> we're back with dramatic new video after an amtrak train crashed into a semi truck and derailed in central florida. you can see the moment of impact from this dash cam video on the top right corner of your screen. amtrak said there were 166 passengers and ten crew members onboard. it is unclear how many, if any, were hurt. >>> new details on the hollywood strike tonight upcoming films on hold summer blockbusters like "mission impossible" have already launched into movie theaters, but the planned sequel and other films now in production are on pause because of the strike. actors won't be on talk shows promoting their projects, either on streaming, you may be seeing more foreign films and shows, as u.s. scripted progr

lester >> priscilla thompson, thank you. >>> a personal aide to former president donald trump was in court today. walt nauta pleaded not guilty to federal charges that he helped mr. trump hide classified documents at mar-a-lago a newly unsealed affidavit describes security footage of nauta moving boxes from a storage room where trump's lawyers previously admit they kept classified documents. >>> now to new developments into the investigation of that small bag of cocaine found in the west wing kelly o'donnell is at the white house tonight. kelly, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, officials familiar with the investigation, lester, say the inquiry could be wrapped up by monday sources also provided an updated location where the small baggie of cocaine was found sunday, pointing to a storage cubby inside the entrance off west executive drive. this is the floor below the oval office. and officials say it was in the area close to the situation room. sources were also blunt, saying it's likely they will not solve this, and the baggie remains available for additional testing, where th

, women and children, we need to try to prevent that as much as possible. >> reporter: priscilla thompsondfires are erupting near athens as europe bakes under some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded it comes as the u.s. breaks dozens of heat records here at home josh lederman has more on the ground in greece >> reporter: tonight, the greek countryside is scorched earth. a dystopian vision of a future ravaged by climate change in this village west of athens, a sea of charred black and a chemical factory burnt to a crisp this is all that's left of this home outside of athens after a fire ravaged this village two days ago. residents here now picking up the pieces of their lives this resident lost six dogs, several chickens, and a goat when the flames devoured his family home how quickly did this house go up in flames? >> in ten minutes. >> ten minutes were you scared for your life here >> yes. >> reporter: it's not over. greek authorities say 52 new fires erupted today as firefighters play whac-a-mole. almost as soon as a fire is contained, the heat and winds pick up and th old fires

klay thompson's brother traced to chicago. stay tuned. we will see. the giants and red sox. sixth. family there to soak it all in. nice moment for the 21-year-old. bottom 7, 2-1 sox. fred wisely strikes out, cannot capitalize. joc pederson. paulo alto high. high, deep aloha. janssen. he used to eat him alive with the dodgers. he strikes out, 3-2. the a's a mile high. visiting the rockies in colorado. this is really rare. suicide squeeze. he cannot make the play. charging down the line. snapping a three-game slide. nfl 49ers, got rave reviews off-season. honestly, not great. he's hit only 7-14 pass attempts in three days. big concern. he's missing badly. check downs. so far he's only gotten a few more reps than the fourth string quarterback. he says he doesn't know what the workload is going to be until he hits the field. >> just learning, finding right before practice or whatever, super excited. focused one rep at a time. as long as i can control what can control, that is all i can worry about. >> steph curry appearing on the youtube series called the hot ones. it combines a

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priscilla thompson has late developments. >> reporter: tonight a battle over border security now poised to play out in court. with tiden admition suing teover these floating barriin the grande between mexico and eagle pass, texas. a 1,000-foot line of buoys that this honduran couple told us they saw and avoided as they crossed into the u.s. this afternoon she's eight months pregnant >> why did you decide to come to the u.s.? >> reporter: "because my brother was killed in honduras," he told us tonight the justice department demanding texas remove the barriers the white house calling them "dangerous and unlawful," saying they put migrants and border agents in danger governor greg abbott put the barriers up at this hot spot for illegal border crossings, saying the biden administration was not doing enough to stop migrants abbott writing today, "texas will fully utilize its constitutional authority to deal with the crisis you have caused texas will see you in court, mr. president." the buoys spin if you try to climb over them and extend a foot underwater, so you cannot swim under them hugo

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dr. collette thompson, is it phase and a long time activist? you're obviously expecting to get arrested today. yeah, yep, the, the interested many, many times and i'm currently on a 3 months um suspended jail 10 uh for forest defense. i just feel like this is, this is my last avenue of, of trying to tell the politicians and the people that this has got to stop. i hope it makes a difference. good morning. oh gosh, good 5. i'm giving you information to fill in the say though, i'm not sure that we need some additional things like the i do or let me put that into my website is for the don't stroke. a need to definitely go down this road to send the fluids and you are protected from passing. would you please move the road? so that seems like the most commercially. i'm not seeing what's more. please move this row so that you know, going to be fast. you know, from the road not come at the top. i mean it's really oh, it means the well to you me don't let them cut that one more. it's around mid day. when the police arrive a search and rescue units has b

they sent klay thompson's brother trace to chicago.ants going to make a move for a big-time pitcher? we will see. nice snag, but a fair ball and should not have touched it. luciano with his first big-league hit, nice moment for the 21-year-old who would score the giants' first run. bottom 7, 2-1, sox. tying run at third, wisely strikes out, then luciano, and they cannot capitalize. joc pederson palo alto high, , suddenly, the giants are down 3-2. kenley jansen, giants used to eat him alive when he was with the dodgers, but he strikes out blake sable. the giants fall, 3-2. the a's visiting the rockies in colorado. this is really, really rare. suicide squeeze from tony kemp. great bunch. -- great bunt. kyle freeland could not make the play. shane langoliers charging on the line. they snap a four game slide. trey lance had great reviews in the off-season, but the first two days of training camp not great. he has hit on only seven of 14 pass attempts in three days. big concern. he is missing badly on short throws. and this is kind of weird

doctor sue thompson speaking to me a little earlier.at russia's pesident —— president vladimir putin held talks with wagner mercenaries, just days after he publicly accused them of betrayal for launching a failed mutiny two weeks ago. the kremlin has confirmed that the wagner leader — yegveny prigozhin — was among those present — at three hours of talks in moscow, where his mercenaries are said to have declared their loyalty to the president. our russia editor steve rosenberg has this update. it's very strange indeed and on the day of the mutiny, it vladimir putin had called the organisers traitors who stabbed russia in the back and promised that they would be punished. five days later is, goodness me, he was sitting down with them in the kremlin, with yevgeny prigozhin, with the commanders of wagner, chatting about what happened. so what does this tell us about the relationship between wagner and kremlin. we knew they were close, very close. putin had admitted the state had been financing wagner is what was this three—hour meeting in t

priscilla thompson has more. >> reporter: tonight, texas governor greg abbott not backing down afterof buoys dividing the rio grande between mexico and eagle pass, texas. the doj firing back against the buoys that governor abbott deployed earlier this month in a letter writing, the state did not receive proper authorization for them, adding that the buoys violate federal law, raise humanitarian concerns, present serious risks to public safety, and the environment. roughly four feet in diameter, the buoys prevent anyone from climbing over them and extend at least a foot underwater with no netting attached for now, officials say. the first 1,000-foot segment costing just under a million dollars. abbott firing back against the doj writing, texas has a sovereign authority to defend our border. vowing to continue using every strategy to deter smuggling and illegal crossings. adding, we will see you in court, mr. president. advocates like this man warn the buoys won't stop migration and are dangerous. "they will attempt to go under the barriers, and they are going to die," he said. texas d

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priscilla thompson, nbc news, houston. >>> and when we come back, the american making a cinderella run at wimbledon >>> finally tonight, if the name christopher eubanks doesn't ring a bell, don't worry. he won't be offended he's quickly becoming the most talked about tennis player in the world, because of what just happened at wimbledon. and even he can't believe it >> such a smart play there from eubanks. >> cap backwards, hands raised, and towering over wimbledon. christopher eubanks is suddenly america's next great tennis star >> christopher eubanks has done it >> reporter: the 27-year-old player is the last american man standing in singles, securing his spot in the quarterfinals with a huge upset monday and a 127-mile-per-hour serve. >> it's been, you know, something that you dream about, but for me, i didn't really know if that dream would come true. >> reporter: eubanks seemingly coming out of nowhere. before this, he had never advanced beyond the second round of a major. >> beautifully done there by eubanks. >> it's been a bit of a blur, if i'm being honest >> reporter: the same

i'm ben thompson. gold, because oil and energy leaders are gathering again today in vienna for the latest opec summit. the biggest and most powerful player — saudi arabia — started this week with the news it's extending its voluntary output cut of1 million barrels per day to august. the world's second biggest supplier — russia — also made a similar move, announcing it was cutting production by half million barrels per day from august too. but these cuts are failing to boost energy prices. why? we'rejoined by cornelia meyer, who's the ceo meyer resources. big cuts announced, and yet the price remains pretty sluggish. this is a demand problem, isn't it, not a supply issue? it is a demand problem, isn't it, not a suwly issue?— is a demand problem, isn't it, not a supply issue? it is a demand problem and the big cuts _ supply issue? it is a demand problem and the big cuts announced, - supply issue? it is a demand problem and the big cuts announced, the - and the big cuts announced, the saudi cut is a rollo

thompson not going down easily.hird round in straight sets. 6-3, 7-6 and 7-5. no american winning wimbledon since 2001 pete sampras did it. the 10th seed francis t ortho might be americans best chance taking on -- in a rain delay in first match. first match francis won it tiebreaker 4-4 in the third. incredible reaction on the volley to earn the breaker. so i thought serving for the match. francis with four aces, 76-63 and 6-4. francis, it has been a long time. think about the best players in the world. you have had a rough, djokovic and fedor. all european players. i did not think of it. that is remarkable. francis is really good. young, exciting, athletic. he is clearly on the rise so we will see what he can get done. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it is judge steve harvey. at 9:00, the wonder years and abbott elementary, than the $10,000. mid and at 10:00, abc 7 news at 11:00. abc 7 news is streaming 24/ 50 abc 7 bay area app and join us wherever you want wherever you happen to be. that is it for abc 7 new

and our committees work shares that. >> congressman bennie thompson, thank you. i really appreciate your time this afternoon. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, donald trump's multiple pronged legal nightmare. it is actually just beginning, folks. i've got two great legal minds joining me next to unpack both of the major developments that we expect to see in this upcoming week. also, what we're learning from that bombshell super indictment. but first, -- is here. richard louis has a look at today's other big stories. richard, what is going on out there? >> thank you symone, and a good and warm after noon to you. no -- 102 million people coast to coast facing heat alerts right now. tomorrow, more of the same as much as 15 degrees above average in some parts from baton ridge to salt lake city could break records. but phoenix, after more than one month of record temps 110 or higher, that could end monday. the supreme court friday, temporarily blocked a lower court's decision to strike down a -- on so-called ghost guns. those being guns that are assembled or 3d-

what did you find to be particularly about dorothy thompson? would you able to speak some about her and what you've about dorothy thompson and what found most interesting about her? oh, thank you so much for asking about her. i'm such a fan of dorothy thompson. she's so little known today. i don't know somebody be working on a biography about her because she is a great subject. she she went to europe and a correspondent at a time when, you know, she didn't have any journalism experience. she just went over to europe became a correspond and and found herself face to face hitler. i mean, she got an one on one interview with hitler. and she very famously underestimated him. she thought was a little meat. she called him a little man. but of course, subsequent lead this was like 33 or 1933, 34 or something like that before he became the figure that he later became, before it became chancellor. but she was there on the ground she saw the rise of fascism. she the rise of the national socialists and she reported on it. and she asked as it went on the w

it was after thompson's death that the kodoj said that eviden found that the majority of those livingestigation is being done in conjunction with the u.s. attorney's office in the northern district of georgia and we'll also look at whether or not the sheriff's office or the county discriminate against those with psychiatric disabilities held in the fulton county jail. the fulton county sheriff's office said that they will fully cooperate with the doj's investigation. victor, rahel? >> nick valencia, thank you. this quick programming note, join fareed zakaria for a special hour on immigration and how states have been dealing with the surge. make sure to watch immigration breakdown, a fareed zakaria special at 8:00 tonight on cnn. >>> still ahead, scientists are warning that record-hot temperatures along florida's coast could trigger one of the state's worst coral bleaching events. more on that, next. start your dayay with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamimin and supplement brand. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh...