of voter fraud and election theft. brooks is one of three lawmakers who stopped the steal organizer, administrator said help organize, administrator said hel alexander said helped him organize the rally. along with mark knockout calls unapologetic association with fuentes and american first perhaps the most vivid example of the republican party s growing extremistism, his brother called him a white supremacist on this very show forethe whole nation to hear. these people are white supremacists. ok. you don t get to say you re not a racist when you are cavorting with racists, amplifying your message and refusing to denounce them. literally everything is connected. ali alex ander said he collaborator with fuentes on stop of the steal movement meanwhile, attempting to gas light america into thinking maybe the insurrection wasn t that violent or the fbi or antifa or woke mob are responsible. it s got to the point they re playing president biden or democrats, the republican
increasing criticism about the speed of america s exit. welcome, everyone. covid-19 fears ramping up all over again as the highly transmissible delta variant spreads across the united states and abroad. the world health organization says the variant has now been detected in 100 countries. and in the u.s., it now accounts for more than half of all new infections. that could be because the nation is still far from reaching herd immunity with less than half of the population fully vaccinated. and on top of all of that, pfizer now saying it is seeing waning community from its covid-19 vaccine. the company tells cnn it will seek emergency use authorization from the u.s. food and drug administration for a booster shot. but on thursday, the fda and centers for disease control and prevention issued an unusual joint statement saying americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot right now. meanwhile, there s growing concern that low vaccination rates across
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow, and the scottish political editor for the times scotland, kieran andrews. focus back to both of them, the front pages welcome back. the i leads on borisjohnson s warning that some precautions may still be needed following the lifting of covid restrictions in england on 19july but those who ve been double jabbed may be able to travel abroad more freely. but the the telegraph suggests the european covid passport scheme may not recognise millions of astrazeneca doses administered in the uk which were manufactured in india. the paper also carries borisjohnson s call for parents to be patient over the ending of the bubbles system in schools. the metro dedicates its front page to the reunion of princes william and harry, who put aside their differences to unveil a statue in kensington palace of their mother, princess diana, on
variant spreads across the u.s. and scorching temperatures are breaking records in the northwest. we ll have the latest ahead. sunrise is a little more than two hours away in surf side, florida and a new day could bring hope or despair for crews searching to find survivors. the death toll has risen to nine. more than 150 people are unaccounted for as of sunday. hopes of finding anyone left alive are growing more remote. officials and families are still praying for a miracle. i think we all believe and expect miracles. we all believe and expect miracles. we have armies ready to go 24 hours a day, seven days a week. it s not going to stop until we pull everybody out. that s the way it s going to be. families face an ag nicing wait desperate for any word on the fate of their loved ones. rafael romo has more from surf side. reporter: crews continue to sift through a mountain of rubble here in surf side, florida. they now have additional help. app team from mexico has jo
so it is probably going to become the dominant strain in the united states. this could spike a new epidemic. barnett: plus heat wave danger, skyrocketing temperatures set to sear the west. barnett: florida s manatees, big, beloved and now dying in alarming numbers. it is depressing. barnett: and later pandemic project, one dad s big idea to get the kids out of the house. how cool is this. it s amazing. this is the cbs weekend news, from new yorork, here s jericka duncan. barnett: good evening, everyone, i m errol barnett, jericka duncan is off tonight. president biden is in belgium tonight ahead of talks with nato and european leaders. it is the second stop on an eight day foreign trip, his first as president. but it s his face to face summit president vladimir putin that is attracting the most attention. america has an agenda of grievances for putin. cbs ed o keefe is in brussels tonight with more, ed, good evening. reporter: errol, good evening, the presi