territory. former president trump faces hecklers and booing on the campaign trail at the libertarian party convention. how he handled the rowdy crowd. you should nominate me or at least vote for me and we should win together. [ boos ] costly cookouts. how inflation is hitting your barbecues, from burgers to sides. also, threats against congress. an increasing number of investigations sparked by safety concerns. it shows no sign of abating. and later, honoring our heroes. we ll take you to a little town in italy living up to the promise of never forget. they have kept their memories alive all these years. they didn t forget. they never forgot. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news. from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. it has been a horrific month for people living in the nation s heartland. the latest severe storm system overnight has killed at least 16 people, and tonight more than 100 million o
put something on facebook. diana is one of my oldest friends. i couldn t believe it. it still does not seem real. the wedding was in the woods. a nice outdoor forest wedding. a few years later, the marriage was in shambles. she wanted a clean divorce. a call out of the blue. they were going to meet? yes. did they find the shooter? vanished. who was this mystery man on a midnight mission? a but everything you would need to murder someone. it was a gunman police and maybe even you already know. i had seen dateline previously. someone was hiding a secret. where there s smoke there s fire. she started crying and said it s all true. a conspiracy to kill his caught on camera. when we open that email and saw that video, we were like, oh, my gosh. a shot in the dark and stunner in court. every once in a while we get a doozy and this was one of them . hello and welcome to dateline. diana and her husband were living the california dream. both
that is a that doesn t for may for today. the good news is jana will be back with you this next sunday. stay where you are because there is more news coming up on msnbc. get ready, only four days to go before the big debate. this hour, whether past two surprising moves made by the biden campaigned and the risk and reward, how the damage and drama could last for months. and the trump vice president steaks, how maga his pick might be. good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters. we begin with decision 2024. with just four days to go before the first presidential debate, each side is calibrating expectations. as you know it has been reported that krycka joe has gone to a log cabin to study, repair, they want to get him good and strong. they want to strengthen him up so he comes out, he will come out, okay, i say he will come out all jacked up. who knows what donald trump will do at any minute or any time. i will bet he will talk over the microphone like he does
hint of irony his love for the 10 commandments. susan and ashley join me to discuss the politics of all this, and more. running up the clock. the supreme court has just days to decide more than a dozen pivotal cases, including trump s claim of presidential immunity. we discussed if justice delayed will be justice denied. debate countdown. in the final beacon before the two candidates come face-to- face in atlanta i talked with the biden attorney who we just learned is helping the president prep for his debate with his disgraced predecessor. as a former white house counsel, bauer weighs in on presidential immunity. auntie maxine s nightmare. coming face-to-face in court with the man who targeted her with racist death threats. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. it s a busy day for donald trump ahead of what will be a very consequential week for the criminally convicted former president. and the country. in less than an hour trump will take the stage i
was legally appointed as special counsel, you heard that right. trump s lawyers argued that the attorney general s ability to appoint smith was comparable to the power of a shadow government, she questioned whether that was a realistic assessment but as we came to expect, she also displayed distress of the prosecutors. also the new york times reports that federal judges in south florida advised cannon to not take this case when it was assigned to her last year. cannon of course, refused. and here we are, we have to former federal prosecutors here to break it all down. legal analyst kristi greenberg, she s a former deputy chief for the southern district of new york and senior writer for political magazine, ankush khardori, welcome back to both. kristi you described the meeting as a meeting that could ve been and email. have you ever been to a meeting and you re sitting there wondering why are we here. this could have easily been resolved with an order, the question is basi