photos of mar-a-lago as you are. there is like an elaborate chandelier like wall scones in the bathroom where there is also am i to believe eight tension attention rod shower curtain holder. talk about hi-lo. that is the highest of high low. that is my favorite detail, the tension rod shower curtain next to the chandelier. i mean i guess maybe choose. having them in treating material 2008 and 2012 and 2020. we re not even counting 2024, yet. in the moment as few words as possible would probably be this one. an editorial in the los angeles times that in addition to his uncontrolled verbosity, biden is a gaffe machine. can you reassure voters in this country that you have the discipline that you would need on the world stage, senator? yes. thank you, senator biden that was joe biden during the 2008 democratic presidential primary debates. while moments like that did not win biden the democratic nomination, we later learned that the performance on sta
and stamina versus a four timed indicted and lie able for sexual abuse and ex president and his meetings to business leaders reveal a candidate would is more erratic now than ever before, who appears to be in a race against himself to say and do the most incoherent and inexplicable thing. his spewing of lies and delusions presented a unique challenge to anyone trying to talk to him let alone challenge him on the stage and tv. trump is free from a gag order that held him back from smearing witnesses and jurors in the case that resulted in his first ever criminal conviction. hillary clinton, the only own person other than president joe biden who has taken trump on, on a debate stage, said this in a brand-new op-ed in the new york time. it is a waste of time to refute trump s arguments in a normal debate. it is impossible to identify what his arguments are. he started with nonsense and digressed into blather and this is only gotten worse but yet expectations for him is to low, i
risk of failing. we are dealing with a catastrophic loss. norah: plus dangerous heat inspecting tens of millions of americans from coast to coast. the news starts now. there is a new round of severe storms spanning the midwest tonight treating fresh have. good evening to your crime norah o donnell. and we are going to begin our broadcast once again tonight with wild weather in the u.s. it has been our lead story almost every night for the past tendays. and that is because it has been the hottest, wettest start for summer ever in some areas, all made more likely by climate change. the extreme weather is having dire consequences, authorities keepig a close eye tonight on this minnesota dam that is facing imminent failure. in south dakota, entire neighborhoods have been destroyed. and for about 60 million americans, a significant heat wave continues. the good news, it will likely peak in the next few days, but the national weather service warns that heat persisting over
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severe in its widespread. norah: the cleanup tonight with millions under flood alerts and millions more facing excessive heat. it has been hot times and more areas will feel that. norah: this cbs evening news starts right now. deadly and destructive floodwaters ravage iowa, minnesota, and south dakota, good evening, i am norah o donnell, thank you for being with us. millions of americans are under threat as rivers continue to rise with some reaching record levels, homeowners have fled to higher ground as they brace for even more rain. the record flooding has reached the rooftops of buildings, cut off entire neighborhoods and shut down roads and major highways. a new two nights, authorities are wanting a key dam in minnesota is in danger of an imminent failure. that is a breach that could lead to a mass evacuation. now all of this as it bakes a dozen states that will feel like 110 in several cities. the thought that news, we have team coverage of the wild weather a