efficient transportation cartridges that binds very confident together from north to south and from west houston. we connect, i certainly interested in engaging, you know, the s c o projects and we are also interested in other countries in gauge winning today's projects this month because sky and the business council and into banking solution as well as feed for them. the has refrigerants are also open to such cooperation. the su members have traditionally, has great respect for historical cultural values as well as the relaxed ational that phase. and she decides to be the foundation upon which we are expanding contacts, if young people, mobility, now cooperation inside science, technology, education, health quick f, as well as the lead yours me say we have, i was us down south east to the civil society and go into the organization, more of what i do is just so many practical times, the seo has a lot of a thing to offer in terms of experience with any country that is interested in that . and that is when to call to raise our organization is also waiting and it's to, to accept any constructive co

the heat is endless for the west. houston still under heat advisories. you get even hotter in houston by the middle of the week. we're going set record highs tomorrow in many spots, vegas again, and denver is getting into the action with 101. look at salt lake city at 105. and everyone on the east coast had a slight break today from the high humidity levels. don't get used to it. we're going see the heat roaring back. look at nashville. 100 on sunday. 101 on monday. and the nation's capital could be up to about 100 degrees by the time we get to monday. this heatwave on the east coast next week, lester, likely going to be worse than the one we just finished. >> boy, this is rough. bill karins, thank you. >>> some scary moments today at new york city's rockaway beach after two confirmed shark sightings. an nypd drone capturing at least one shark in the waters offshore. parts of the beach were temporarily closed as police monitored the water. >>> fire broke out today at another landmark cathedral in france that inspired paintings by monet. it happened in the

notice the center of it, the core of that system right to the west of houston.ns that houston is in that inner eyewall in dealing with the heavy rain that comes with that as well as the potential for isolated tornadoes across much of the region to the east of that and north of that. you see some of these tornado warnings that have already popped up in the past couple minutes. we've got a tornado watch that's going to be in effect through this area through at least mid to late morning. we'll likely see the potential for more tornadoes as we get into the afternoon hours. the heavy rain is one of our main concerns, especially as the center starts to move north. we've seen 9 inches of rain in some of these spots, ana. we have the potential to see more of that. this threat will last into parts of the midwest as well. we'll be watching the system well through midweek. much weaker by then, but still impactful nonetheless. >> thank you, keep us posted. >>> millions of people are baking across the u.s. in dangerous heat this morning. the temperatures turned ugly in calif

that is just west of houston. and of course, the storm surge component here four to six feet where the storm makes landfall, there could be, of course tornadoes in the vicinity of the right quadrant of this storm, which is common during these types of landfalling tropical systems. but again, low tide will help minimize the greatest storm surge threatened. of course, the flash flooding. we have the potential for five to ten inches of rain locally higher up to 15 inches. that's over a foot of rainfall. but this story form is different than previous storms. listen to help people are preparing your, whether this turns out to be nothing or or something catastrophic yeah. >> we we don't leave any rock. and turned in preparation that's for sure. after harvey just every every hurricane approaching is huge yeah, this will not be another hurricane harvey because hurricane harvey sat over texas for four days after making landfall, tropical storm beryl by three days from now, it will be well on its way to canada. >> fredricka

be west and south of ai 45 and interstate ten that will be our greatest threats were talking west of houston all the way to the coastline. and that's where we could feel the brunt of those wins in excess of 74 miles per hour. of course, that will take down power lines, trees and of course brings some minor structural damage as well. the storm surge component, four to six feet maximum that is above normally dry land. the positive here though, is that we're working across a low tide when this makes landfall overnight sometime between three and five p.m. now, this is what people have to say here on the ground as their final preparations your way whether this turns out to be nothing or something catastrophic? >> yeah. don't leave any rock can turn turned in preparation. that's for sure. after harvey just every every hurricane approaching is huge fredricka, each hurricane is different. >> this will not be a harvey because it will take forward steam, move out of the area rather quickly, whereas harvey stuck around for several days is steering winds in the upper levels of the atmosphere kinda stall

a heat wave gripping much of the country from the west, midwest, the houston area. in the houston area without power. we have katie burn with more on what is going on. >> reporter: we are in the heat wave. of the 2.5 million customers the last power at the peak of beryl moving through the city, more than a million have gotten their power back but that means more than a million are without it and it is very hot out here. the fourth day in a row of this, what feels like temperatures continuing to hit triple digits and it is very quiet in these neighborhoods. people aren't coming outside once we get into those afternoon hours. it's too hot to do this cleanup work which there is still a lot of. people can't take the heat anymore. finding water, gas and food is a challenge which most people are throwing out what they have in their fridge at this point. we stopped at a busy drive-through distribution site and cooling center where people are getting help and getting cool. some are charging their phones, checking in with family for the first time in days. others are using o

the hot and dry weather continues to dominate for much of cuba, jamaica, and houston yoga. it's west of the west with a lively scattered showers, the southern parts of mexico. on monday. the challenges with unique perspectives. i said, i really not them because jeffrey i left and nothing is something you that we on heard voices, but we are committed guessing best i can know all about you so much connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. lot of these patients, if it was all of the medical facilities in golf as it would be preventable, that's the heart of what's the stream on our, just the or the the hello on the bulk of this is the news out life of doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, israel up roots more palestinians this time in central gaza. there's no s safe to go. that's neil who boot and go from residence of the town with 12 kids were killed . the occupied goldman heights venezuela's nicholas venturo and the opposition both claim victory and the presidential election. we made the victims of tulsa institute on who reach safety and shot stru

. >> reporter: the center of the hurricane expected to pass just west of houston later this morning as the wind, rain, and storm surge pummeling the coast moves inland. more than 120 counties now under a disaster declaration.has been. the first hurricane of the season and the earliest category five ever recorded in the atlantic. terrorizing the caribbean, flattening homes and receivering communications and taking lives from jamaica to grenada. >> there is almost complete destruction of homes and buildings on the island. >> reporter: now as beryl makes there hoping to avoid a similar fate. >> i pray my community takes it seriously and boards up. >> reporter: and they're not alone as cities across the coast board up, evacuate and prepare for the worst. >> what do you expect to come back to? >> you just never know. >> reporter: and, savannah, there were red, blinking street lights just behind me. just as we were coming on air, this area lost power. now among the nearly half a million without power in the state of texas. that number sure to grow as the storm moves into houston and beyond.

that. >> reporter: there have been about 90 suspected heat-related deaths in the west since the start of july. back in houston, a sports arena has been outfitted with cots, a temporary shelter for people discharged from the hospital. but with no power at home. and this is the building where those patients are being housed. centerpoint says it expects to restore power to another 400,000 people friday, but that will still leave hundreds in the dark through sunday, almost a week after the storm. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >>> in california firefighters are having a tough time containing an out-of-control wildfire. this was a scene yesterday near san bernardino national forest in southern california. footage shows a helicopter, one of three dispatched, dropping water on the vista fire. crews are racing to extinguish the flames, but they're facing complex terrain, hot weather, and gusty winds. the flames broke out sunday and have grown to more than 2,700 acres with hundreds of people evacuated. >>> and now to the war in gaza with the israeli military now admitting to mistakes on october 7th. a new report f

that. >> reporter: there have been about 90 suspected heat-related deaths in the west since the start of july. back in houstonts arena has been outfitted with cots, a temporary shelter for people discharged from a hospital but with no power at home. and this is the building where those patients are being housed. centerpoint says it expects to restore power to another 400,000 people friday, but that will still leave hundreds in the dark through sunday, almost a week after the storm. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >> tough situation there. >>> well, we turn now to the involuntary manslaughter trial of actor alec baldwin. testimony is focusing on the gun and the ammunition involved in a deadly shooting on the set of his movie, "rust." cbs's elise preston reports from outside the courthouse in new mexico. >> reporter: as the prosecution builds its case, baldwin's defense is trying to poke holes in the evidence, claiming the actor had no idea that the prop gun could be deadly. alex baldwin looked on as a crime scene technician testified that live bullets were discovered mixed in with dummy rounds in several pl

laughs] >> reporter: there have been about 90 suspected heat-related deaths in the west since the start of july. back in houstonts arena has been outfitted with cots, a temporary shelter for people discharge from hospital, but with no power at home. this is a facility where those patients will be spending the night. centerpoint says it will restore power some 400,000 customers by friday, but that will leave hundreds of thousands of people without power, without air conditioning, through sunday come almost a week after the storm. norah? >> norah: janet shamlian, thank you. now a look at tonight's other top stories, starting with alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial. today's testimony focusing on the gun and ammunition that led to the deadly shooting on the set of his movie, "trust." cbs's elise preston is in new mexico. >> reporter: as the prosecution built its case, norah, baldwin's defenses try to poke holes in the evidence, claiming the actor had no idea that the prop gun could be deadly. alec baldwin looked on as a crime scene technician testified that live bullets were discovered mixed in with dumm

crews responding to people trapped in their homes surrounded by water not only in houston but a town called rosen westw tragically the storm is to blame for two deaths in harris county where houston is one man in his 50s and the woman in his 70s both killed when trees fell on their homes. were in galveston along the coast, more than 60% of the county is without power along with 2 million across the state we spoke with the mayor and galveston in the last couple of hours who said crews are on the ground assessing damage. >> we got reports of a tornado and we had one house with roofs being lifted off on the west end of the island and were asking for all the residents tuesday sheltered where they are right now in the storm still has three or four more hours to go before we feel were out of harm's way. >> those hours could be an indication of what power restoration could look like as it is hot here were getting back into the texas heat as soon as the winds died down it did come with the cold front server get to be back in the heat in my hotel lost power last night around 2:00 o'clock in the morning and it

leaf in sight for the heat we've been dealing with all week long especially out west and parts of texas specifically houston where we know folks don't have power. all these heat alerts up right now. houston you're going to feel like 97 today, new orleans, 106 for the heat index there. and we've gone across that same range for much of the north east today. it's the actual temperatures well above 100 in a lot of spots. las vegas, 112, 105 in salt lake city and we keep that heat going all the way through the weekend frsh for the midsection of the country. 102 on tap for wichita, high 90s monday and tuesday, and nashville 100. east coast that's going to be round with the flood concerns over the next couple of days. junthen, we've got a stalled front so could interrupt some outdoor plans across parts of the atlantic. >> have a good weekend. next up here we return to politics and more members of congress are calling for president biden to drop out of the race despite his strong showing at a lengthy press conference. we'll break down his reaction from capitol hill and how it could impact the president's re-electio

the hot and dry weather continues to dominate so much of cuba, jamaica, and houston yoga. it's west of the west with a lively scattered showers, the southern parts of mexico. on monday, the, there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity in western, and it needs to be questioned. this is not the time to, to listen to kind of way examining the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listing the best, the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, nominator hero. now the, the, [000:00:00;00] the talking about you want to know to 0. let's remind you about top stories here. the sound palestinians and central garza had been ordered to leave once again to israel issued new evacuation. notice often 9 months now a full view and it says 86 percent of the besieged garza spread is on the is really evacuation. meanwhile, is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was visited the occupied golden heights with rock. his attack on south day killed the 12 people, but residence that demonstrates it against his visit, visit,

houston, texas. the ambiguity of captain messi's presence has worried argentina . west ham and tottenham are clients of 25-year-old southampton defender kyle walker-peters in this summer's transfer window. he became the winner of the fifth stage of the french road cycling race. in this stage, mark cavendish from england rode the distance of 218 kilometers in 4 hours, 8 minutes and 46 seconds and became the first. jasper philipsen from belgium and alsan kristoff from norway were second and third with the same time. general classification of tourdo france taddy pogocar from slovenia before this year's race will be held in 21 stages. today, our country's volleyball team beat australia in their third game in the under-20 asian competition in china. balurizadeh's students will face new zealand on sunday to win the ninth place. arash sadeghiani, the head coach of our country's junior volleyball team , invited 17 players to the camp to participate in the world championship rounds. this camp starts on saturday. volleyball matches under 17 world championship from third. septembe

west and parts of the southeast. here's what it will feel like across that region. 104 in new orleans. 97 for birmingham, 100 for dallas, little rock and near 100 for houston. really uncomfortable heat and humidity for folks there. mean whmile, it's the actual temperatures that get your attention out west. denver expected to hit 100. and phoenix 114. by the time we get into the weekend this stays in place, of course, across parts of the midwest. wichita expected to be in the triple digits next week. meanwhile, we've got rain across parts of the east. a stationary front has kind of stalled out, leaving us with unsettled weather and flooding concerns across parts of the mid atlantic r washington, d.c. and philadelphia. rain in the forecast for new york. boston dealing with showers, too, with a high of just 86 degrees. back to you. >>> a lot of people heading to the beach, but there was a scare along rockaway beach where a pair of sharks were spotted yesterday. a nypd drone captured one of them swimming in the waters just offshore. officials temporarily closed parts of the beach while police monitored the water. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a sl

houston. >>> meanwhile, scorching temperatures have turned deadly out west with extreme heat suspected in thet four people in oregon. while in california, firefighters are struggling to battle dozens of wildfires. cbs's carter evans reports from las vegas. >> reporter: an explosive wildfire continues to burn out of control in santa barbara county. it's already ravaged more than 20,000 acres, and the flames are now threatening michael jackson's famous neverland ranch, coming within a mile of the pop star's former estate. meanwhile in northern california, 13 hikers missing during a forest fire were found by deputies. in southern utah, this fire doubled in size in less than 24 hours, making it difficult to fight as it beared down on the tiny town of mary's veil. >> we're already over 10,000 acres. >> reporter: the extreme heat is also breaking records. it was 120 degrees in las vegas on sunday. that's the hottest day ever recorded, and it's sending people to the emergency room. >> we call it our pavement burn season. >> reporter: when it gets this hot, pavement and other surfaces get even hotter

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this could be impactful for san antonio, houston, stretching into parts of louisiana too. the heat alerts continue out west. 29 million people still included in these as temperatures surge to the triple digits across this region. palm springs, las vegas, salt lake city all above 100 through the day today. by tomorrow, you'll night across the southeast, all that humidity in place. 106 is what it will feel like in savannah tomorrow afternoon. as we wramp up the workweek, we'll keep temperatures a little above normal in the northeast. mid-80s the forecast for jackson, new orleans and houston. 111 on tap for fooenphoenix thi afternoon. >>> music fans are mourning a motown legend this morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ sugar pie, honey bunch ♪ ♪ you know that i love you ♪ ♪ i can't help myself ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ because i love you and nobody else ♪ >> the last surviving member of the four tops has died. the iconic group had a bevy of hits, including two chart toppers "i can't help myself", and "reach out, i'll be there." they were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 1990. he was 88 years old. >>> "early today" is back in a moment

still a bulk of the heat out west, but we still have really warm conditions down through houston wherey are offering houston where they are suffering without air conditioning, a lot of those folks down there. look at these heat indexes. 106 in new orleans. 101 in dallas. out west they are baking. denver will be 100 degrees today. the rockies are going to be really -- we're talking about a west coast roast. reno 112. wichita, kansas 8 degrees above normal at 100 degrees. look at the next three days. tuesday we're looking at 100 degrees in nashville. triple digits in wichita, even down into dallas you are going to be looking at triple digits and more heat continuing in houston unfortunately. and as we look into next week, you can see way warmer than average through the southeast and out west and down into texas as well. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> and that is your >>> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. >>> still ahead, an icon of the las vegas strip. the mirage about to close its doors. the race is on for the legendary hot

west boise blazing hot at 105. more steam and storms stretching from houston to charlotte. >> but boy, what a treat from new york cityumidity. that's going to continue right into and through this weekend. but the storms will also continue into the southeast beyond this weekend, right through next week. andrew andrea, back over to you. >> justin. thank you. the guinness book has named a new world record holder with quite a unique talent. >> canadian chef wallace wong, also known as the six pack chef, cut the most garlic ever in just 30s 117 slices. the video has clocked more than 3 million views on instagram. a guinness book representative was, of course, there to monitor wong's feat and counted the slices after to confirm he broke the record. >> that's got to be an interesting job there to count all the little baby garlic. >> i know the garlic is so tiny. i have a machine. they just put it in and does the work for you. >> yeah, i just have one of those, garlic minsters. it's not quite a machine, but you just put a piece of garlic and boom! >> that is skill. >> congratulations. can always call this guy. he's the new w

west. las vegas could hit 118 today after setting a record for a fifth consecutive day in houston with temperaturesthe 90s, an estimated 400,000 customers could be without power into next week. in the wake of hurricane beryl, houston's utility company under fire, it recently drafted a plan to improve infrastructure, but at a cost of $2 billion. it means higher electric bills in the future. in california, the bay area is seeing the second heat wave this month at least 18 possible heat related deaths have been reported in santa clara county. we will check today's forecast in just a few moments. >> the federal trade commission is reportedly planning to file a major lawsuit over the high cost of prescription drugs, the drug industry's so-called middlemen. cvs, cigna and unitedhealth are accused of driving up the price of insulin and other drugs by excluding rivals and steering patients to their own products, sources say. the lawsuit will focus on profits from rebates that drug companies pay to get their medications approved for insurance coverage. the middlemen and the drug makers have blamed each othe

houston. thanks so much. michael, jessica, out west and dangerous heat wave is shattering records and forcing the national weather service to issue an excessive heat warning that's its highest it's alert for about 36 million people. the stifling heat and death valley, california, it hit 129 degrees over the weekend cause the death of at least one person in the hospitalization of another, cena, natasha chin, is tracking this for us and natasha, what can you tell us about this record record-breaking heat will jessica, it's not just the high temperatures, but the duration of this heat wave, how it's gone on on for days and is still continuing to today, tomorrow over the weekend, we visited the hansen dam aquatic center, which can hold a maximum capacity of 3,000 people. and we just saw so for many in the northern part of los angeles trying to beat the heat. we talked to the very first person in that line trying to get in, who waited there two to three hours for a good spot? but he was describing how the extreme weather has really changed

west. the remnants of beryl moving out but we are focused on houston, this heat expanding farther north socenter points working to get the lights on in houston, temperatures each afternoon with the exception of saturday reaching the 90s and finally, the mid-atlantic and the northeast, we will not be spared, some showers today but the ridge will building, third heat wave of love summer, didn't have one. neil: you are secretly enjoying this. trying not to smile. thank you very much. i don't know if "the big money show" guys are smiling but there is air-conditioning here last time we checked. brian: you've got to get your pool floating so you can stay cool this weekend. neil: i am wearing it right now.

issued for 11 states, the major cities and the danger zones, dangerous heat in the west spreads and large parts of houstonll without power days after hurricane beyrl, paralyzing the city and straining hospitals. >> rebecca: alec baldwin on trial. this morning, con gutierez, expected to take the stand and speak for the first time since the deadly shooting. >> michael: mid-air meltdown, a messengerer restrained by the crew, biting a flight attendant's uniform. >> george: gypsy rose blanchard announces she's pregnant, and we got the first interview. >> rebecca: homecoming, turks & caicos, the last american sentenced and released and what she said after returning to the u.s. overnight. >> michael: cool commute. with the weekend rapidly approaching, does your trip to work look like this? are these guys working? living their best lives? or both? ryan reynolds and hugh jackman jetting around the globe. ges >> guest: it's the dream job. >> michael: no one works harden than these women, ser 18, acing it on stage at the espy's. serena. >> lebron wants to win on the court with his son, i one with my daughter in my b

houston 87. new orleans, 85. as we head to the west, we're looking at dry conditions. 70 degrees, but notice dry conditions in los angeles. dry in salt lake city, dry in san francisco, dry all the way to seattle. that's good news. we're looking at 130 million people impacted by the heat. and that includes the fireworks forecast. this is dangerous. prolonged. we're not getting releech at night. we're looking at days and days of heat, into the weekend and early next week. you need to prepare for that. a lot of people don't have air-conditioning as well. you need to hydrate and keep things as cool as you can. as we head to the south, heat indices, 112, 113 in spots. a hot forecast for the fourth of july. >> and the power of michelle grossman. gary says it's just started to rain. >> i would like the power of sunshine. >> well, now that you have said that, we'll test that story, gary, let us know. thank you so much. stay dry on land and by sea, apparently. >>> controversy involving a time honored fourth of july tradition as the most decorat

lake charles and houston included in that where we could see rainfall amounts upwards of 5 to 7 inches. heat alerts out west. 20 million folks included in that. and temperatures once again heading to the triple digits across this region. salt lake city flirting with a cord ore charlton into the low 90s. 87 degrees in atlanta. and that's a look at your forecast, back to you, frances. >> people will be watching your forecast because this is important for them, because the northern lights may be visible again this week. you may get to catch a glimpse of the dazzling show before dawn this morning and late tomorrow night. auroras are expected to be visible in states including idaho, montana, minnesota, michigan, new york and maine. as well as canada. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with what gen z voters are saying about the seismic shift in the 2024 election. and, let the games begin. we'll get a look behind the scenes at how athletes are settling in ahead of the paris settling in ahead of the paris olympics a day of advanced hair complex. nature's bounty. it's in your nature. (whisper) air wick. how far

west of galveston's >>>>bay. >>for those of us who do live on the island. we were very well prepared in terms of the >>>>flooding. >>in houston, the mayor urged residents to prepare our worst enemy is our complacency. we can't allow us to allow this storm. the slip up on it. a disaster declaration has been issued for more than 100, texas counties as the state's lieutenant governor warned the storm's path will impact communities inland in addition to along the coast. with potential potential impacts as far south as corpus christi residents along the texas coast were boarding up windows in anticipation of barrel through 1 and you see the storm and the rain and the wind. you want to be sure you're prepared to weeks ago, tropical storm alberto flooded the corpus christi area, ryan dunn manages a waterfront bar impacted by that storm and says he is concerned about losing business during what's expected to be a very active hurricane season is just the beginning of the hurricane season. like the very beginning, so it puts us at a little bit of fear. the wind gets all the headlines. it's the storm surge. that's the deadliest part of

west. flat-out hot. not humid like the east. washington, d.c., feels like 111 right now. east coast has its own separate problem and of course houston without power the heat index right now is 103 at this hour. already very uncomfortable. 141 million people under heat headlines. almost half the u.s. population. in the west, the cities that aren't going to set record highs than the ones that are going to set record highs. 33 will set or tie record highs. some of the samples of the cities, palm springs, once again, vegas should break yours. phoenix will be close. fresno should be close, too. salt lake city, too, about 105. everyone's been asking the question, when are we finally going to get relief? we'll trend closer to normal by time we go through the end of the week, vegas instead of being 118 on thursday, 113 on saturday. temperatures are getting little bit better in eyes. no rain in sight in the west. >> bill, thanks for breaking it all down. >>> time for money minute. meta making a major change to its hate speech policy. >>> meta announced it will now take down more posts that target zionists. said content with term will now be

welcome back time now for whether the west in, during a brutal heat wave with daily records and prolonged heat expected to continue the national weather service in houstonuing a heat advisory for today, highs expected in the low to mid 90s with feels-like temps going up to potentially 106 ics degrees further west, california governor gavin newsom addressing the heat and its impact on wildfires stridency unprecedented record heat of these heat domes over the entire western united states over and over and over and over and over again. record breaking temperatures alright, let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam with more on this, derek, good morning yeah. kasie, i just returned home from houston where the heat wave has settled in, but there's still 1.3 million customers without power. a large majority of them in and around the greater houston neria harris county heat advisories there in place, heat indices. this is what it feels like as you step outside up to 106, just absolutely brutal, especially if you don't have that opportunity to cool yourself off without electricity and obviously air conditioning now it's not just texas, it's also over

if you know houston, that means we could have some serious problems, and as far as the heat goes, watch the west, areas in the desert could head to all-time record highs. >> all right, bill, we appreciate that. >>> and we are keeping an eye on what's expected to be record-breaking travel this holiday weekend, both on the roads and in the air. priya sridhar is in atlanta, and, priya, how is it looking this weekend? >> reporter: hey, tom. i'm at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson, the busiest airport in the world, and this weekend, travel nationwide could make history. tsa projecting 3 million people will pass through their checkpoints across the u.s. on sunday, which would be the most ever. sunday is also expected to be the busiest day on the roads with a record-breaking 60 million people driving 50 miles or more away from home this week. travel experts say the best time to drive on sunday is before 11:00 a.m., and tuesday will be the best day to fly home. also, try to keep it simple, and travel with just a carry-on to avoid long lines to check in your luggage. tom. >> okay, priya. >>> here in new york

potential there exists for winds in excess of 74 miles per hour, basically west of ai 45 and south of ai ten. but notice parts of houston included didn't at least tropical storm-force winds. we don't have to go that far back. remember what happened when straight-line winds damage some of the high-rise buildings there. if we get those equivalent wins, we can be a bit of recipe for disaster. now, the storm surge here has already been realized in port lavaca, where i'm located. they've up the levels from four to seven feet along the coastline here and of course, the rain and flash flood potential with anywhere from five to ten inches of rainfall possible. pam, this might be another hurricane harvey. it's going to move out quickly, but it's definitely one that's going to make people play nervous here for good reason. and as that sweet woman you had on, say, they just need to go home, everyone just needs to go home all right. derek van damme. thank you so much. the war in ukraine will top the agenda for world leaders set to meet for a nato summit in washington this week as ukraine uses drones and a new wave of attacks agains

westing more o, more of the. las vegas expected to hit 119 tomorrow. p palm springs, 121. sacramento, temperuresat orlean mobile with thunderstorms in the forecast. houston heads to the mid-90s today. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> okay, we will find our ways to cool off. thank you, angie. >>> fans gathered in san francisco to celebrate the life of a baseball legend, paying their respects to hall-of-famer willie mays. he's considered by many to be the greatest player of all time. mays died last month at the age of 93. former players and even a former president paid tribute to mays. >> it's a curious combination of intelligence, dedication, the will to win and a fundamental humility. >> mays received final military honors for his time served in the army. >>> coming up, get entertained with your first look at "gladiator 2." and how etsy is planning to return to its crafty roots. o return to its crafty roots. dawn platinum ez-squeeze it's an upside-down bottle with no cap. just grab, squeeze and platinum's upgraded formula. removes up to 99% of grease. tackle grease wherever it shows up no flip, no mess. dawn ez-squeeze. pain m

rioting in harehills in leeds on thursday evening. 37 year old houston dober has been remanded to appear at leeds magistrates court on monday. west yorkshire police also said that earlier today, officers arrested a further five people on suspicion of violent disorder and they remain in police custody at this time. well, on thursday, vehicles could be seen on fire while a police car was also overturned . the riots are also overturned. the riots are believed to be linked to a case involving local children who were taken into care . and to our were taken into care. and to our other top story today, yesterday's it outage affected almost 8.5 million microsoft devices, according to the tech giant. the company added the figure represents less than i% of all windows machines, but it was enough to spark chaos at many of the world's airports . many of the world's airports. flight delays are still persisting as airlines and other businesses slowly get back onune businesses slowly get back online in time for the summer holidays. banks, supermarkets and either even major television and either even major television and radio broadcasters were

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houston, where you could use some air-conditioning, it's 94, feeling like 100. hopefully they can get that situation fixed for you folks. and out westmbers even bigger, but as you know, the humidity not as much an issue for you out there. boise it's 110, las vegas 119. any relief? for the east coast, possibly friday, saturday, will give you a little bit of a setback from all of the big numbers. norah, it's all yours. >> norah: lonnie quinn, thank you. now a look at tonight's other top stories, and we start with this breaking news. a member of supreme court justice sonia sotomayor's protection detail shot a carjacking suspect near the justice's home. cbs's nicole sganga has the details just coming in. >> reporter: we're just learning tonight, norah, two deputy u.s. marshals opened fire on a suspected carjacker near the home of supreme court justice sonia sotomayor last week. 18-year-old kentrell flowers sustained a nonlife threatening injury to the jaw after allegedly tapping this gun against the car window of a deputy u.s. marshal standing post near sotomayor's home. flowers is now charged with armed carjacking and carrying a pistol

west. the mariners have lost eight of the last nine games slipping into second place behind the surging houston they once held a ten game pushing as of june 18th. u.s. women's national soccer team was off to a perfect start at the paris olympics after a dominant victy over zambia with 25 minutes still on the clock. u.s. will next face germany on sunday. the olympic opening ceremony is set for today. instead of a traditional march into a stadium nearly 70,000 athletes will parade on more than 90 boats on the seine river. you can watch the opening ceremony at 7:30 p.m. eastern on nbc and streaming on peacock. you've got to love that music. just brings chills down the spine. all right, speaking of chills down the spine and up lifting music, time now for the weather. and for that let's bring in michelle grossman. i tried my best on the segue. didn't quite work. >> we are looking at a relatively quiet forecast. we're looking at temperatures in the 70s, not bad, but we are looking at cloudy skies and the risk for a few showers once that opening ceremony starts at 7:30 paris time, 1:30 eastern time, a

houston area. tropical storm beryl is closing in. >> meanwhile, heat records across the west are melting with some city seeing temperatures blast past 120 degrees. let's get right to cnn meteorologist elisa raffa. you've been tracking all of this a very busy morning for you. were used to dry heat in california on the west coast, but 124 degrees in palm springs thought, were those are all time records were talking like hottest said, it's ever been period. so it has been incredibly hey strong that heat extreme. and it's lasting a long time. we're also watching beryl very closely and it's actually been steered by some of that heat. you've got a tropical storm right now. that's sitting in the gulf of mexico. it's sitting above 540 miles south and east of corpus christi with 60 mile per hour winds we'll, continue to regain strength here because we're still talking about water temperatures that are incredibly hot, much hotter than they usually are for this time of year. so that's going to let it re-intensifying to a hurricane and start to hit the texas coastline probably going late sunday into monday is

houston we have a playroom! >>> a big honor for the rehab center at santa clara valley medical center. u.s. news & world report named them the best on the westmore than 4500 hospitals were evaluated. the vmc rehab center treats patients dealing with life altering conditions like brain injuries, stroke and paralysis, with the goal of restoring their independence. we met with one patient today , leo chef, paralyzed from the waist down after a motorcycle accident. >> the sender has been amazing to say the least. the doctors obviously, but also just the army of people there to support you and your family. my wife has been here almost every day, working with me, to learn what the new normal is. and, it is pretty inspiring. >> it is. doctors say their approach to care takes a village from counselors and recreational therapists all involved to help these patients recover. >>> cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next on kpix. we have local news streaming, thank you ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, a special edition of the "cbs evening news" from the republican national convention here in milwaukee. >> i hereby call this session to order.

houston remain without power. more than a week after hurricane beryl. >> this is the news hour from our studios in washington and from the west from the walter cronkiteof journalism. >> a new report shows that hamas committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the october 7 attacks. it shows how palestinian fighters had a coordinated assault designed to kill civilians and take as many hostages with them. more than 1200 people were killed. for more detail, i am joined by the director for crisis and conflict and human rights watch in washington. thank you so much for joining us. since october 7, there have been so many witness accounts and videos and photos that have come out. thank -- tell me what is new about this report and why it is so important to compile all of this research into one document. >> this is the first conference of her point -- report that shows this. this report is important. there is clear information. it shows the coordination that went into the crimes. this was the central aim of the attack. we hope this documentation could support accountability efforts. it is also important for victims and their families to know that

rioting in harehills in leeds on thursday evening. 37 year old houston dober has been remanded to appear at leeds magistrates court on monday. westat earlier today, officers arrested a further five people on suspicion of violent disorder and they remain in police custody at this time. well, on thursday, vehicles could be seen on fire while a police car was also overturned . the riots are also overturned. the riots are believed to be linked to a case involving local children who were taken into care . and to our were taken into care. and to our other top story today, yesterday's it outage affected almost 8.5 million microsoft devices, according to the tech giant. the company added the figure represents less than 1% of all windows machines, but it was enough to spark chaos at many of the world's airports . many of the world's airports. flight delays are still persisting as airlines and other businesses slowly get back onune businesses slowly get back online in time for the summer holidays. banks, supermarkets and either even major television and either even major television and radio broadcasters were among the many others who were

west this week. stephanie sy has the report. -- stephanie: beryl unleashed rain, winds and storm surges. the hurricane beaterred downtown houstonit quickly flooded roads and highways prompting crews to help drivers in the height of the storm. texans emerge from their homes to find destruction. >> i heard a big boom. i just thought it was a limb. i didn't know it was a whole tree. >> in downtown houston, some residents went time-out check to see if people were still stranded. >> if you need anything, there are people out here. we come together as a city. >> among the victims, an elderly woman killed when a tree fell into her second story bedroom. and it's moving north now as a weaker storm but still forecasted to bring heavy wind, rain and possibly tornadoes to part of the midwest this week. now, in battered southeast texas, a heat wave has moved to bringing humidity that could make it feel like 105 degrees. it may take days to restore power, officials said, to the millions of texans that were sweltering in the dark. >> power is our number one priority. secondary to that is establishing cooling centers. the extreme temperatures

but it's the rain that's going to be to the west and the storms that are going to be to the east, the storm has already been in houston 2.1 million customers without power that's pushing probably 6 million people. heat advisory one owe five today. and that's going to be the case. it was already hundred and three last hour. nice to just have a cloud come in every once in a awhile and the heat is on in the west. he does on in the east too, temperatures even here for philadelphia today, all the way to 94, but not like the west, the west it's really, really ground zero for all of this heat or 100 record highs are going to be set over the next couple of days. jessica. >> alright, i hopefully people can find some reprieve from this. alright, chad myers for us in the weather center. thanks so much. we'll be right back. >> this summer snacking. just got serious introducing $3 footlong divers world might not be ready for them, but at $3 a pop your wallet definitely is the diary. this did i get where are my keys memory and thinking issues keep piling up. >> it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain visit more t

. >> the brutal heatwave out west shows no signs of letting up the national weather service issuing another heat advisory for the greater houston area today? death valley, california is getting the worst of it with temperatures hitting 125 degrees for eight straight days. and then there's this video from the national weather service in los vegas proving that it is so hot, there, you can melt crayons in sin city. let's get straight to our weatherman, derek van dam. derek. good morning to you wow. i've always wanted to try that maybe next time i'll do little action figurines or something. we'll have a special audit on cnn yeah. look, it's it's it's brutally hot. that's dangerously hot, but it's not only just stifling hot, but it's record setting and we use these court's unprecedented and we don't want to sound like a broken record, but truly is. and the reason i say this and we're taking las vegas as an example here, the 30 had never reached 117 degrees or higher and then earlier this week at reached 100 120 and then three consecutive days this week, the temperature has already reached 100 and degrees, so overstepping its previou

west. here are the latest headlines. the lingering impact of hurricane beryl starts the days other headlines. more than 800,000 customers in the metro of houston area still do not have power during a blistering heat wave this week. >> with no power and no air conditioning and none before next week, residents in and around houston are reaching their own boiling points. >> how can it take almost a week and then you're talking until saturday, maybe next week? >> centerpoint, the primary electric utility in the era -- area, said that more than 400,000 homes and businesses might not have electricity even by early next week. many are struggling to find refuge from the sweltering heat or have access to food and water in some cases. >> i'm about to lose the resources and all the energy i have to survive. >> i have been here since 2000 something. i went through read a and eich, in meld and harvey. my complex has lost power. >> many houston-area hospitals and emergency rooms have been jampacked for days since many patients could not be released home safely. centerpoint says it has restored power to over 1.4 one million customers. it also says it shall r

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