lucy craft, cbs news, on the shonan coast of japan. >> duncan: well, that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up, i'm jericka duncan in new york city, we thank you so much for watching. have a great evening. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> live from the bay area st th. >>> now 6:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, new evacuation orders right now as the dixie fire rages on in plumas and butte counties, the areas where people are being told to get out now. >> a live look outside, here, could be coming to our air quality, and a chance for more lightning. >>> we have the latest on the deadly highway shooting. a shooting that killed a woman and nearly killed a baby. >>> in the right place at the right time, a firefighter set to battle the dixie fire jumps into action for a different kind of risk you. x for joining us this evening. >> we start with our fire watch in plumas and butte counties, where the dixie fire has combined with the fly fire overnight. for the 190,000 acres have burned. this is video from last

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cbs news exclusive. we speak with the governors of california and nevada about the unprecedented wildfire season as tens of thousands of firefighters continue to battle dozens of blazes. pistol-whipped seven times. the dramatic video of a violent arrest of a black man in colorado. what the police chief is saying ♪ every day when you walking down the street ♪ >> o'donnell: end of an era. we say good to "arthur." the longest running children's animated tv series. and we'll meet a wildlife photographer on a mission to save america's wild horses by giving them their close-up. this is the "cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with the push from federal, state, and local governments and private corporations to try and stop america's fourth wave of the pandemic. in fact, tonight, apple telling us they will now require masks in more than h

that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. >>> the city of oakland is running out of time to keep the a's in town. >> it is pretty much a given that they will leave the oakland coliseum site, but will they move across town? or will they move across state lines? dennis donald is joining us. the commissioner warned oakland to not be surprised if it is the latter. >> we are one week from the oakland city council vote on the plan for a new ballpark at howard terminal. dave has said that the stadium vote is make or break for the future of the deans in oakland. he's checked out several sites in vegas and has another visit on the books for the day after that vote. rob manfred showed his cards on the vegas situation.

. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." ♪ >>> welcome back to the "cbs overnight news". i'm catherine herridge in washington. former president trump's company and long-time chief financial officer are now facing tax-related criminal charges. trump organization cfo allen weisselberg surrendered thursday ahead of his arraignment in a new york city courtroom, he pleaded not guilty to 15 felony counts including grand larceny, charges stemming from a year's long investigation into mr. trump's family business by the manhattan da. jeff pegues with the report. >> reporter: the charges against trump organization and cfo allen weisselberg are due to failure to pay taxes. he is operating behind the scenes not only as a cf oro but also former taxi cab driver -- >> replacing george is allen weisselberg, you think george was tough wait until you see allen. >> barbara was part of the former trump administration. >> did allen weisselberg do anything without former presidenttrump's knowledge. >> nobody does anything major without trump's knowledge and usually approval. >> on wednesday mr

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that's tonight's "cbs evening news." good night. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm jeff pegues in washington. thanks for staying with us. if you were planning to travel abroad this summer and your passport is not up to date, you're probably out of luck. the state department says it has a huge backlog of passport applications, and for some, it could take up to 18 weeks to process. anthony pera has the story. >> reporter: denise gruenberg submied her passport renewal application may 1st. >> and i'm still waiting. >> reporter: she booked a caribbean vacation with her family july 30th the stateepartmt is ig out from a backlog of as many as two million passport applications. >> for the last six months, i have been trying to get my call emailing, carrier pigeon, bat signaling, you name it. >> reporter: lines like this one in new york city are popping up at understaffed passport offices. the state department says it's trying to ramp up operations to prepandemic levels, but it takes time. the pandemic disruptions cont

. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'd this is the "cbs evening news" >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on a very busy wednesday. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news about the disgraced comedian and television star bill cosby. as we come on the air, the 83-year-old is out of prison and back at his home after pennsylvania's supreme court threw out his 2018 conviction for sexually assaulting a woman in the same house more than a decade ago. now, in a ruling that stunned prosecutors, as well as the dozens of women who have accused cosby of drugging and raping them, the state's highest court argued the entertainer's due process rights were violated when he gave incriminating testimony against himself during a civil case, testimony that was later used against him in court. now, cosby, the judges said, only talked because a previous prosecutor had agreed not to charge him. well, tonight, the former sitcom star is refusing to talk on camera, but in an exclusive offcamera interview just moments ago, cosby talked to cbs' jericka duncan. and geree

more now from cbs' dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: oneblood, the largest blood center in the southeast, is scrambling to manage the blood shortage crisis, in yet another falloutut to have the pandemic. >> the donors are not in the locations anymore. we lost large corporations, religious organizations, movie theater drives, festivals that were taking place ended. >> reporter: before covid schools accounted for 25% of collected blood. now, demand for blood products is up 10% nationwide. >> this is this huge backlog of operations that really needed to get done. >> reporter: some hospitals have had to delay scheduled surgeries. at n.y.u. langone health, in new york city, surgeon in chief dr. paresh shah says they came close to doing the same. >> we were down to such a low inventory of blood that if we had one major transfusion event we would have been depleted completely. >> reporter: can you take us through a scenario where you've been, right here in this operating room, and you needed blood? >> if you're in a tr

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cbs' lonnie quinn is standing by, but first cbs' mireya villarreal will lead off our coverage from saint simon's island just off the georgia coast. mireya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. you know, tropical storm elsa just in the last ten minutes really turned it up a notch. the storm is directly over us right now, and we are in a state of emergency for this area. we have seen a lot of heavy winds and heavy rain over the last few hours here in georgia. and officials are warning that more of this kind of weather is yet to come overnight. tropical storm elsa slamming ashore drenching florida's gulf coast. >> pretty strong winds for tropical storm elsa. >> reporter: the storm made landfall with pounding rain and sustained winds of 65 miles-per-hour in taylor county just south of tallahassee where roads were overrun by water. and near jacksonville, a tornado touched down. this is the storm surge officials are warning about. >> there are reports of flooded roads and trees down, and there have been reports of debris falling on people's homes. >> reporter: overnight, intense ban

cbs' dr. jon lapook has more on this. >> i was molested. >> reporter: it was a damning indictment of the country's top law enforcement agency. >> they were just kids. >> reporter: in the worst sexual abuse scandal in the history of sports. the 109 page report released today, by the department of justice's inspector general, found the f.b.i. failed to respond to sexual assault allegations against larry nassar, the disgraced former doctor for u.s.a. gymnastics with the urgency the allegations required. the f.b.i. learned of the accusations at the end of july 2015 but did not open an investigation in michigan where much of the abuse occurred and where nassar was still working at michigan state university until october 2016. >> had they done that job, over a hundred women at michigan state wouldn't have had to suffer what they had to suffer. >> reporter: the report also concluded that indianapolis f.b.i. agent, jay abbott violated fbi policy when he communicated with former u.s.a. gymnastics presi

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cbs's nikole killion reports. >>eporr: more th six capitol, there is a new battle over the fate of a select committee established to investigate the attack. >> read my statement. >> reporter: in a bold move, house speaker nancy pelosi rejected two of the five republicans on the panel: ohio's jim jordan and indiana's jim banks. the speaker suggested the two staunch allies of the former president, who voted against certifying the election, would "jeopardize the integrity of the investigation." house minority leader kevin mccarthy shot back immediately, threatening to pull all five members. >> it's an egregious abuse of power. pelosi has broken this institution. >> reporter: but congressmen jordan and banks had both criticized the panel yesterday, calling it another attempt to impeach mr. trump. >> this is "impeachment round three" for t dra >> reporter: wyoming republican liz cheney, appointed by democrats, remains on the committee. >> the rhetoric around this, from the minority leader and from those two members, ha

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the big news from the n.f.l.: sending a message to players about vaccines and what it could mean for the season-- could other leagues and businesses take a page from their play book? the n.f.l. puts players and teams on notice: threatening pay and penalties if unvaccinated players cause a game to be canceled. we have all the new details.ta and the new warning from the c.d.c. director: why she says america isn't out of the woods yet. plus, the mom who held a vaccination clinic at her son's funeral. >> i was kind of angry-- not so much at him-- but because he did not take the vaccine. >> o'donnell: breakthrough cases: how is it possible that someone who is vaccinated can still get coronavirus? our dr. jon lapook has what you need to know. plus our interview with dr. anthony fauci. is it possible we're heading towards a new lockdown? sweeping internet outage: did you have trouble getting on web sites like google and amazon? you're not alone. what caused the massive glitch. gun crackdown: the new government pr

the cbs weekend news is next. we will see yo captioning sponsored by cbs >> barnett: mission accomplished for space pioneer richard branson. the british billionaire and his virgin galactic crew rocket to the edge of space. this test flight is part of a furious race to launch space tourism. >> this here is for richard branson, astronaut. >> it was just magical. >> also tonight wildfires rage as a heatwave blisters the west. in arizona two firefighters killed in a plane crash. plus, rising infections. new concerns about a covid comeback. we'll get a checkup from our dr. david agus. haiti's crisis deepens following the assassination of the country's president. how is the biden administration helping. special appearance, pope francis offers his weekly prayers from a hospital balcony. and later, they're cute little devils, a special species makes a return. >> they're beautiful, what is not to love about tasmanian devils? >> they're beautiful this is the "cbs weekend news" with jericka duncan, reporting from the new yor

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and follow cbs news online at cbsnews.com. from the nation's capital, i chip reid. >>> it's thursday, july 29th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." stopping the surge. president biden is set to unveil a new strategy to fight the rise in coronavirus cases as more u.s. companies change their own policies. >>> the world waits. still no decision if simone biles will continue to compete at the olympics. her newest message to supporters. >>> scorched earth. the governors of california and nevada toured damage from a massive wildfire. their plea amid a devastating their plea amid a devastating fire season. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with some breaking news from alaska where a magnitude 8.2 earthquake hit the region overnight. it struck the alaska peninsula. about 60 miles south of chiknik. a tsunami warning was issued for parts of the state, and there's a tsunami watch for hawaii and also several strong aftershocks. the biggest one was a magnitude 6.2. >>> and tod

this is the "cbs morning news". cdc reversal. the agency issues new mask guidance affectig millions of americans, and the recommendation that could impact students across the nation. >>> breaking overnight, another olympic stunner. simone biles withdraws from the all-around competition. the latest on america's star gymnast. >>> i was struck with a taser device at the base of my skull numerous times. >> dramatic testimony. officers relive the terrifying moments after a mob stormed capitol hill on january 6th. their message to lawmakers who their message to lawmakers who are downplaying the incident. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with an aboutface from the cdc in the battle against the coronavirus. the health agency is now recommending everyone including fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors again in areas e thru rap spreading. the updated guidance comes as the nation struggles to contain the highly contagious delta variant. laura podesta is tracking the latest f

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the cbs evening news is next. >> we'l captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ p>> garrett: tonight, the new warnings issued as the gulf of mexico braces for heavy wind and torrential rain from tropical storm elsa. millions now in the storm's path. state of emergency: elsa slams into cuba on its way to florida, triggering mudslides and flooding after ripping through the caribbean this weekend. at least three people killed, homes destroyed, and warns for some to get out as others stock up. cbs' lonnie quinn tracking the storm. forced down: the search for survivors back on after a planned implosion overnight in surfside. what remained of the condo towers brought down ahead of the storm. tonight, more bodies found and clues uncovered. is a construction mistake to blame for the disaster? spreading fast: new infections of the dangerous delta variant surging in the south among those who aren't vaccinated. in california, cases up more than 500%. why dr. fauci now says some people who have gotten shots may still want to mask up. long road home, nearly 50 million americans back at busy airports and on crowded

that is tonight's "cbs evening news." we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captio >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm chip reid in washington. thanks for staying with us. >>> president biden's latest push to stem the spread of the coronavirus is sparking both cheers and criticism, from main street to the halls of congress. the president announced that all federal workers must either get vaccinated or follow strict protocols that includes testing and wearing masks in all federal buildings. the cdc is advising people who live in high transmission areas to wear masks indoors whether they're vaccinated or not. president biden is also calling on congress to extend the nationwide ban on evictions that's set to expire tomorrow. the moratorium was put in place during the height of the pandemic. about 6 1/2 million americans are behind on their rent, and about half of those could face eviction in the coming weeks. congress earmarked $47 billion in rental assistance for those affected by the pandemic, but a lot of people can't get the aid. janet sh

cbs' david begnaud is in hard- hit mississippi, but cbs' manuel bojorquez is going to lead us up a from florida, which now leads the country in new infections. good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the university of florida health system here in jacksonville is seeing more covid-19 patients now than at any other time during the pandemic. at one point last month, they had only 14 covid-positive patients. now there are 178, more than 90% are unvaccinated, and doctors fear we may not see the peak of this surge until september. 62-year-old cu s d ythecoo >> no, sir. >> rorter: is ere a reasonwhy y- >> i haven't decided not to get it, i just haven't, you know-- i have been contained. >> reporter: you haven't gotten around to it? anne out of eve five new covid cases in 6 one week >> we're going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases it'prpl e cases. >> reporter: today a groundbreaking question from the president, the lingering impacts from covid including brain fog and chronic pain are now covered under the americans with disabilities

cbs's mola lenghi reports from port-au-prince. >> reporter: tonight, sources tell cbs news that a suspect in the assassination of haiti's president was once an informant for the d.e.a., though they deknife any involvement. joseph vincent a haitian-american from south florida worked for the d.e.a. on and off for years. former d.e.a. caught mike vigil has experience using informants in haiti. >> normally they're criminals. i would say the vast majority come from criminal organizations, they're unsavory characters -- >> everybody back up! >> reporter: the gunmen claimed to be d.e.a. agents during last wednesday's attack, shooting president moise 12 times. haitian officials say he was also tortured. with the country on edge in the wakeov the assassination, a dozen marines have been sent to the u.s. embassy in port-au-prince to beef up security, this as new questions arise about the man at the center to have the investigation. haitian police say christian emmanuel sanon a failed businessman from florida hired the 26 columnians and two haitian americans to carry out the attack with his goal to

here's cbs' nikki battiste. (cheering) here's cbs' nikole killion. (cheering) >> reporter: tonight those texas legislators who fled to washington are trying to contain a covid breakout among their own. >> we don't regret coming to d.c. at all. >> reporter: as two cases surface for an administration official of house speaker nancy pelosi. the infected staffer was now working offstate and showing working offsite and showing only mild symptoms and acknowledged other breakthrough infections. >> the white house medical unit conducted contact tracing interviews and determined no close contacts among white house principals or staff tore the president. >> reporter: the senior spokes mineral infected in speaker pelosi's office worked with the texas delegation last week but had no contact with the speaker. >> only more reason for all of us to be vaccinated as he was. wear a mask. >> reporter: do you think it's time to bring masks back to the capitol? >> it will be up to the capitol capitol? >> it will be up to the capitol physician. >> reporter: the speaker is

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jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a one-on-one interview with former national security adviser john bolton as he talks about the unrest in cuba and haiti and the impact on the u.s. >>> plus, we'll take you to an all-female owned and operated brewing company in colorado that's aiming to transform the beer industry. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," dr. tara narula shows us a program to help health care workers heal in the wake of the pandemic. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ . >>> live from the cbs bay area

cbs' dr. jon lapook will join us in just a minute to explain it all, but we're going to start this friday night with cbs' charlie de mar in chicago. good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening, norah. this is the second day of lollapalooza. the four-day festival brings about 100,000 people each day. this is by far the city's largest event since the start of the pandemic. and just within the last couple of hours, the city reversing course, recommending that masks begin to be worn inside once again. but looking around the festival here, masks are few and far between. it's alarming news to a pandemic-weary nation. the c.d.c. now warning that vaccinated americans can transmit the delta variant as easily as those who are unvaccinated. but the agency also says that 97% of those hospitalized with covid have not been vaccinated, this as the virus rages out of control, especially where vaccine rates are low. >> i'm worried that this is just the beginning of a pretty big surge going across the sout

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this is the "cbs morning news." mask up. millions of people in los angeles will have to wear face coverings indoors again as the delta variant threatens to derail america's progress against covid. >>> former president trump slams the nation's top military officer over bombshell allegations detailed in a new book. >>> caught on camera -- home surveillance captures the moment when former nfl star richard sherman apparently tries to sherman apparently tries to break into his in-laws' home. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. just as people got used to taking off their masks indoors, america's most populated county is telling residents to put them back on. starting tomorrow night, los angeles county is requiring everyone vaccinated and unvaccinated to wear masks again because of a sharp rise in covid cases largely fueled by the delta variant. meantime, there are concerns of a possible covid outbreak for team usa basketball just one week before the olympics begin. it canceled toda

this is the "cbs morning news." lashing the coast. elsa has been downgraded back to a tropical storm, but it's still accompanying heavy rains on -- dumping heavy rains on florida and packing powerful winds. the latest on the rain, wind, and track of the storm. >>> no signs of life. more bodies are pulled from the rubble of that collapsed condo tower. the grim message from rescue workers. >>> claiming victory. as more results come in, a winner is projected in the race to be the democratic candidate to be the democratic candidate for new york city mayor. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, elsa has been downgraded back to a tropical storm, but it's still powerful, packing torrential rains and maximum sustained winds of 70 miles per hour. right now hurricane warnings are up for portions of florida and a tornado watch has been issued for the morning through parts of the peninsula. elsa is expected to continue moving north and eventually cross over into georgia later tonight b

you can find it on the kpix captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, mission accomplished: jeff bezos launches into space in the first unpiloted fully civilian sub orbital flight, ushering in a new era of space tourism. t >> two, one... >> o'donnell: the world's richest man becomes an astronaut. >> best day ever! >> o'donnell: the ten-minute historic flight, exactly 52 years after the apollo 11 moon mission. how the moon landing inspired a 5-year-old bezos, and what's next for blue origin. plus gayle king sits down with the billionaire and his brother. summer surge: alarming news tonight that the delta variant accounts for more than 80% of new covid cases, and the new study about the effectiveness of the johnson & johnson vaccine. trump ally arrested: why was a former campaign advisor toer cao president trump charged with acting as a foreign agent? more than a million acres burned: wildfires explode out west as two blazes merge and become a megafire. how smoke prompted air quality warnings all the way to new york city. olympic games in jeopardy: what

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that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news". the new school year is fast approaching and there's growing debate whether schools should require students to prove they've been vaccinated against coronavirus, one points out there's requirements for he measles, pumps and chicken pox but opponents say it is a matter of choice and nine states bar pool from mandating vaccination. the controversy is zupsed at at >> repr: interate schl 3er sool istill ring seven grader jamie is in along with his mom. he's at a perated by new york presbyterian hospital which just started vaccinated children 12 and older inside school walls. >> was this your idea or did mom want you to come. >> wom well a a little bit of b of ours. >> this is a shot for this baseball to stay on the zbleeld what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing a lot of hesitation from family and friends. they really don't want to get it yet. they're kind of waiting. i feel like this is the best time to do it now, before school starts in september. >> we found out about the program because o