This is the cbs weekend news. Kidding. Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. In the coming week, the senate is expected to vote on a republican plan to repeal and replace portions of obamacare. The bill, some are calling trumpcare, is losing traction two days after it was released. Five republicans say they will not vote for it without significant revisions. Republicans can afford to only lose two votes. Today, President Trump tweeted out, i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the American People to suffer a broken obamacare any longer. Errol barnett has the latest from the white house. The American People are calling out for relief, and my administration is determined to provide it. Reporter in his weekly address, President Trump continued to push his health care plan. We are working with congress to get a bill to my desk so we can rescue americans from this catastrophe. This bill, this bill that is currently in front of the United States senate, not the answer. Reporter but on friday, nevadas dean heller became the fifth republican senator to voice his opposition. He joined senators rand paul, ted cruz, mike leigh, and ron johnson in opposing the bill unless changes are made. The 142page legislation cuts obamacares insurance mandates, slashes new taxes on the wealthy, and rolls back the expansion of medicaid. But it keeps tax credits to help lower income americans buy insurance. I just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election. Reporter in a new interview this weekend, mr. Trump also blames former president obama for not stopping russian interference in the 2016 election. If he had the information, why didnt he do something about it . He should have done something about it, but you dont read that. Its quite sad. Reporter now, President Trump may soon get a chance to take up the issue of election interference with russian president Vladimir Putin in person. The two could meet privately on the sidelines of the g20 summit when it takes place in germany early next month. Reena. Ninan errol, thank you. There is Severe Weather on both coasts for the first weekend of summer. In the west, the extreme heat is still on and its fueling an outbreak of wildfires in several states. Heres carter evans. Reporter torrential rain drenched the northeast with up to three inches falling in parts of new jersey. A powerful punch from whats left of Tropical Storm cindy, two days after it made landslide along the gulf coast. The massive storm left a trail of destruction and even spawned a tornado in pennsylvania, snapping trees around jim linleys home. I tried to step out the door, and everything was spinning. I saw pieces of parts of trees. It was like so black you couldnt even see through it. Reporter theyre cleaning up in fairfield, alabama, after an ef2 tornado ripped through town, leaving one Person Injured in a liquor store that was nearly flattened. In other parts of alabama, flash floods swamped cars and stranded drivers. There she is she got out reporter farther weflt, extreme heat is fueling a 37,000acre fire in utah. Flames have been burning out of control for days, destroying 13 homes. A fire of this magnitude with this much energy out there just does what it wants. Reporter more than a dozen wildfires are burning in arizona, where the governor has declared a state of emergency. Many of the fires are burning in recordbreaking tripledigit temperatures. It reached 119 degrees in phoenix this week, so hot that the air was too thin for some planes to take off. The oppressive heat is expected to continue throughout the west this weekend with tripledigit temperatures expected in portland, oregon. Up north in seattle, they could break a record with temperatures, reena, in the 90s tomorrow. Ninan incredible. Carter evans in los angeles. Thanks, carter. Two texas mothers have been charged in the deaths of their children. The mothers are both from Parker County, texas, just west of the dallasfort worth area. The cases are not related. Mireya villarreal has the tragic details. Zayla hernandez was just shy of turning eight months old when she was found by her mother floating facedown in a bath tub. Cheyenne stuckey initially told police she left the baby for only a couple of minutes, but a Parker County sheriffs investigation uncovered stuckey was on Facebook Messenger for 18 minutes while the baby was presumably left alone. The 21yearold is facing charges of injury to a child. The three other children have been placed in foster care. In a frustrated 2015 post, stuckey said her twins had been taken from her by child protect itch services for a year after they wandered outside alone and police were called. They basically said my kids are neglected, which everyone that knows me knows thats b. S. In the same north texas rural county, Police Charged another mother, Cynthia Marie randolph, on friday with two counts of injury to a child. , of course, everybody is distraught. I mean this is horrible. Reporter relatives outside the familys home in may said they had Little Information about how the two children died. Their mother first told police she broke a car window to try and rescue oneyearold cavanaugh ramirez, and twoyearold juliet ramirez. Being so young and i mean, you dont have any worries. Reporter nearly a month after their death, the 25yearold mother admitted to investigators she found the kids playing in the car around noontime and when they refuse told get out, she left them there with the doors locked to teach them a lesson. She said she went back inside, smoked marijuana, and slept for two to three hours. When she got up, she found her children dead and broke the car window to corroborate her initial story. On top of the criminal charges, Child Protective Services in texas is also doing their own investigation on these cases. Reena, weve confirmed in both of these situations, both mothers had previous contact with the agency. Ninan in the case of the two children who died in the car, there has been such extreme temperatures across this country. Any idea how hot it was that day . Reporter so Police Reported on that particular day it was right around 96 degrees. That basically tells us it doesnt have to be extreme heat in order for there to be a tragic accident. Ninan youre so right, mireya, thank you very much. Well a a desperate search for survivors is under way in china following a landslide. More 120 people were buried loaf when a hillside collapsed on their homes. Ben tracy is in beijing with the latest. Reporter reena, this landslide occurred in the Early Morning hours here in china so you can assume most people were actually asleep when it happened. Now, from these drone shots, you can see the massive amount of rock and mud that has completely covered parts of the Mountain Village in southwestern china. This is close to tibet. The amount of rock and earth that slammed into the town is the equivalent of about 3,000 olympicsized swimming pools. It was likely triggered by heavy rains that have hit much of china in the past few days. Now, this landslide blocked more than a mile stretch of a nearby river, and one of the major roads lead and out of the town. The local province has sent about 2,000 rescuers and two dozen dogs to search for survivors. Now, this is an area that has seen tragedy before. An eightmagnitude earthquake hit this part of Sichuan Province back in 2008, killing nearly 70,000 people. So far there, have been very few people rescued from this landslide, but they do include at least within couple and their twomonthold son. Ben tracy, cbs news, beijing. Ninan british authorities revealed today that 27 highrise apartment buildings across the country have siding that failed fire safety tests. Officials scrambled to evacuate four Public Housing buildings overnight after experts say they were unsafe. This all comes 10 days after at least 79 people were killed in a fire at Grenfell Tower in west london. More now from Jonathan Jonathan vigliotti, in our london bureau. Reporter residents were ordered to leave this Public Housing high rise in north london over mounting concerns about exposed gas pipes and combustible exterior cladding. Where do they think were all going . Reporter many of the displaced must now sleep in a cramped community center. Officials are now dealing with what has grown into a health and safety crisis. One resident i spoke wunderstand eebl frustrated, said he still doesnt know when it will be safe for him to return back home. Government officials are scrambling to i. D. Fire hazards in at least 10 other buildings in the wake of last weeks deadly grenfell blaze that police say started in a faulty refrigerator and may have been fueled by the cladding. Known in the trade as aluminum composite material, or a. C. M. , the cladding encased a polyethylene core that is highly flammable. Why and how it was installed in grenfell and other buildings is now part a growing investigation. We are reviewing every company at the moment involved in the building and refurbishment of Grenfell Tower. Reporter one of those companies, new yorkbased arconic, provided a component of the cladding which they said should never be used to buildings over 32 feet high, but in a statement, arconic said it had known the panels would be used in Grenfell Tower, but it was not its role to decide what was or was not compliant with local building regulations. Ultimately, a lack of government oversight may be to blame. While the cladding is banned in high rises in other countries, including in the u. S. , the u. K. Has not taken similar action. Jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. Ninan well, more than 100 firefighters from two states responded to a massive mill fire friday that was in southern maine. More than a day later, the building is still smoldering. Firefighters are at the scene in case it flares up. The 95yearold building was once a textile mill. The cause of the fire is under investigation. The tallest building west of the Mississippi River opened on friday. Sanding 1100 feet tall the Wilshire Grand Center is the latest in a crop of new skyscrapers in los angeles skyline. Jamie yuccas was there for the grand opening. Reporter from the street to the spire, the wilshire grand reachaise skyhigh 73 stories. Do you feel like you have bragging rights now Downtown Los Angeles . Like, look at us yeah, we do. Reporter chris martin is the architect and development manager. Theyll tend to the skin of this building up the spines, are highdensity l. E. D. Lights, so many that if we turn them all, it will stop traffic. Reporter featuring restaurants, retail, and an international hotel, the complex was built at a cost of more than 1 billion by korean air. Martin says its chairman, yang ho cho, admires californias scenic beauty so, that inspired the design, starting with the glass crown on top. Its actually the profile of half dome in the sierras, which is one of the chairman chos favorite blais places. He had been to yosemite a lot, and the glass is the merced river. Reporter building the tallest tower in a seismically active area also means it must be able to withstand a magnitude 7. 5 earthquake. This is one of the safest buildings in the United States because its designed to absorb the energy. Reporter if an earthquake happened right now, im in one of the safest spots . Yes, you are. Im not kidding. Reporter theres hard to wrap your head around when youre looking out here. At, frankly, a reed in the wind. The building has the ability to flex. Reporter it also has the ability to help the home team celebrate. The skys limit with programmable l. E. D. S embedded in the building. Every time the dodgers hit a home run, we want the building to flash blue, dodger blue. Reporter that is cool. And then the chairman said, but they have to pay for it. laughter reporter unless they win the world series. Then, martin says, its on the house because the entire city would feel on top of the world. Jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. Ninan coming up, new research is raising concerns about the safety of driving in states where marijuana use is legal. This this this is my body of proof. Proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. This is my body of proof that i can take on Psoriatic Arthritis with humira. Humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. Its proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. Humira is the 1 prescribed biologic for Psoriatic Arthritis. Humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. 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Now, the Highway Loss Data Institute has reported an increase in insurance claims filed for collisions in colorado, washington, and oregon three states where Recreational Marijuana is legal. Matt moore oversaw the study. Colorado, relative to the states around it, were seeing an increase of almost 14 . Reporter but those numbers do not match with the Colorado State patrol has tracked. Sergeant rob madden says the agency has actually seen a decrease in the number of driving impaired accidents since pot sales became legal. Two years of data is not enough to allow us to draw conclusions, to come up with an explanation of what is safe, cha whatis not safe. Reporter lawyer Brian Vicente represents pot shops and played a major role in colorados legalization. Typically, you can drink one beer and drive, but if you have three, youre over the limit. States are taking a hard look to try to figure out what is that threebeer limit for marijuana. Reporter there have been tragedies from mixing marijuana and driving. Last year, High School Student chad britton was killed by a teen driver high on pot. And while pot may be legal, Impaired Driving is not, even though its that much harder to detect. What we are looking for is is the impairment that we see while speaking to the drivers. Reporter barry petersen, cbs news, denver. Ninan still ahead, a serial killers shocking confession, and the dramatic rescue of a woman he held prisoner. To give families a second chance. But to help others, they first had to protect themselves. I have afib. Even for a nurse, its complicated. And it puts me at higher risk of stroke. That would be devastating. I had to learn all i could to help protect myself. Once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. Xarelto®. To help keep me protected. Oncedaily xarelto®, a latestgeneration blood thinner. Significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. 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