a subpoena to produce the footage. mr trump s campaign has responded to the new charges, calling it a desperate and flailing attempt by the government to harrass him. on thursday, trump s lawyers also reportedly met with federal prosecutors in the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. a potential indictment in that case is still looming. earlier, i spoke to cbs news correspondentjarred hill about about what the new charges mean. at face value, it means that there are an additional three charges now that former president trump are facing. and again, this is all related to the the classified documents investigation that s happening based out of florida, in particular, his sort of estate resort in florida here. what we re looking at are charges including willful retention of national defence information, as well as two more obstruction ofjustice related charges. these specifically are connected to the allegation that he, as well as a couple of aides
dangerously hot temperatures are also predicted in areas of the us as a heat dome intensifies and remains parked over those regions. heat alerts are in effect for millions of people. cbs news correspondentjarred hill told us one of the biggest areas of concern is phoenix, arizona. southwestern part of the us for about 13 days straight now. temperatures have been at or above 110 degrees fahrenheit, 43.3 degrees celsius there. and it s expected that those same temperatures, if not hotter, could continue on at least until next thursday. this would put that area in record breaking territory for, again, the most consecutive days above 110 degrees outside ofjust phoenix in that region that we are expecting to see some of these really hot temperatures across the southern parts of the united states, which, again, is dangerous, in particular because you have some people in parts of the country there who may not have air conditioning, may not have access to sort of cooling spaces and whatnot. an
in soaring temperatures. cbs news correspondentjarred hill told us about the impact of the contrasting weather conditions. i think that one of the sort of hallmarks of this is that it is hot in a lot of places for a lot of people. maybe slightly more so than we have seen in the past, but not significantly so. itjust is one of those things where right now it is hitting a lot of folks. the other thing, though, is the severe thunderstorms that we ve been seeing, the storms, as well as some hail, that has been causing some pretty big travel issues and really around one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, weeks, really, of the year with the 4th ofjuly holiday here in the us. so it s been a bit of a headache for some people, but it seems as though, at least as of now, some of those are clearing up. yeah. thousands of flights were cancelled, weren t they? yeah, yeah, that s right. yesterday we saw thousands of flights either cancelled or delayed. as of now, there are a couple of hundr
isn t that incredible? i was just saying because we were talking about it. and he said he wanted to attack iran. this was done by the military given to me. i think we can probably. we ll have to see. we have to try to. declassify. ..figure out, yeah. when i was president i could have declassified it, but now i can t, you know. isn t that interesting? cbs news correspondentjarred hill gave us more details of what donald trump said in the recording. there is not much more of this recording that at least cbs news has gotten a hold of yet. it is about 2.5 minute long, and in it you can hear president trump describing what hear president trump describing what he calls some documents, some sort of papers that he says are confidential, there are secret information, that he could have classified he said when he was in the white house, but does not have
sitting with one house with a democratic senate and a democratic president that didn t want to meet with us, i think we did pretty good for the american public. yes, this is all a rather predictable display of those deep political divides between republicans and democrats, and splits within those parties as well. but because of the power and the magnitude of the us economy, this looming debt ceiling deadline is being watched across the world. because if this looks like a smooth ride, it isn t over yet. the senate still needs to approve the deal, with days to go until a us treasury deadline. jessica parker, bbc news in washington. live now to new york to speak to cbs correspondentjarred hill. jared, how much of a relief is this to global financial markets? it is a global issue. or do think many were secretly thinking they would sort it out. ., ., secretly thinking they would sort it out. . ., . ., , secretly thinking they would sort it out. . ., , ., , out. there are a couple of things