insurrection at the capitol. what s new signs, the next possible terminal indictment for trump is in georgia. we are going in-depth on it all coming up. and later, like a war zone, a parkland parent who walked the school turned crime scene for the first time since 2018 massacre joins us live to talk about the traumatic visit. all of these stories and much more is ahead. and good saturday morning to you, i am katie phang. we start today show with millions of americans reaching their boiling point over the brutal heat baking much of the country for yet another day. 84 million americans are under heat alerts stretching from the pacific northwest all the way to right here in miami, florida through tuesday. that is more than 3200 miles of people just sweating it out and trying to stay cool anyway that they can. the valley of the sun is definitely living up to its name. phoenix is sizzling and temperatures topping 110 degrees, for a 15th straight day. but that is nothing, com
that video. the fallout from police departments across the country. in the middle east, bloodshed. a 13-year-old palestinian gunman opens fire in jerusalem. one day after a deadly synagogue shooting. plus, former president trump hits the trail looking ahead to 2024. while embattled congressman george santos dives into work, putting off questions about his past. and later, a new find from ancient times. how a mummy unearthed in egypt may be the oldest ever discovered. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. there is breaking news from memphis. today the city s police department said it would shut down the crime fighting unit that included officers charged in the death of tyre nichols. the so-called s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit had a reputation for using aggressive tactics. those officers now fired, face second-degree murder and other charges in the death of the 29-year-old following his violent arrest earlier this month. today
hello, everyone. at this hour southwest apologizes for a nationwide travel calamity warning passengers it pay take days to solve a giant puzzle of canceled flights. and silence from top republicans raises a big question, will incumbent new york congressman george santos get away with lying to voters about nearly every detail of his life? plus, a supreme court ruling keeps in place a trump era immigration measure and leaves thousands of migrants in limbo. that s what we re watching at this hour. good morning, everyone. i m amara walker in for kate bolduan. welcome to the seventh day of holiday travel chaos and it won t be the last. for southwest airlines passengers relief could still be days away. the airline canceled more than 2500 flights both today and yesterday accounting for more than 60% of its entire schedule. these issues began with the widespread deadly winter storm, but weather is not to blame for the lingering problems with southwest s system. the u.s. transportat
presidential election. did they prove that tonight? we are going to break it down and our special to our fox news @ night, team coverage of tonight s prime time event with bret baier and martha maccallum standing by to offer their in-depth analysis. but we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram live from capitol hill. hey, chad. shannon, good morning. the prime time hearing was an effort by the committee to pin the riot on former president trump. those who invaded our capital and battled law enforcement for hours were motivated by what president trump had told them, that the election was stolen and he was the rightful president. president trump summoned the mob, assembled the mob come and lit the flame of this attack. the hearing did not look like most hearings. there were only two witnesses. little testimony, lots of clips from depositions the committee took from allies of former president trump, and there was disturbing video of the mob attacking the ca
ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. the valley of the sun is really living up to its name. nbc s climate unit reports today could be the 31st straight day phoenix is baking under temperatures topping 110 degrees. heat alerts are up from southern california to south florida that s a 700 mile stretch of potentially deadly heat from millions of americans. july will go down as the hottest month ever on earth, and it doesn t look like we re going to be getting relief anytime soon. according to a new piece in the new york times, the world has entered what forecasters warn could be a multi year period of exceptional warmth. a senior scientist scientist at wits