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canceled, creating a real mess for air travelers. we have every angle covered. let s begin with polo sandoval from pittsburgh. you were with us last night. it was snowing. now the aftermath. reporter: to that point, too, poppy, when you and i last spoke on air, the snow portion of the event was just getting started in pittsburgh. now that we re joining you again, it seems we re bringing that chapter to a close. now is the next big challenge, which is to get as much snow as they can off these highways, off these side streets because of the concern with the forecast calling for an overnight low of about 1 degree later this week. the concern is much of this sort of slush that remains on the road could refreeze, create problems for a lot of folks obviously there this week. not just here in pittsburgh but the entire region is experiencing power outages, for example. look at the latest numbers we have. south carolina just under 30,000 power outages. neighboring north caroli ....
more than 50 people were killed, most of them believed to be migrants from central america. and breaking news. this morning, wikileaks founder julian assange is one step closer to being extradited after the u.s. won an appeal at a uk court battle. and on the economy, consumer prices are up a staggering 6.8% from last year. that s the highest increase in nearly four decades. and let s go with pete williams. there is a supreme court decision. okay, i m being told now that there is we are looking now at i m sorry about this. there s some breaking news that we re going to be covering, but this is the moment that the coffin that s carrying senator dole leaves the capitol after being in the rotunda for the last 24 hours. it is going to be shortly respected to the national cathedral. let s listen in. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step ....
important. have you wondered why democrat don t defound career denounce critical race theory, that is critical racism theory, it is dig bigotry racism, born out of 1970s, founding father was derrick bell, he was considered fringe back then. you see how this has spread bike poison in our like poison in our collecting and universities, now in the elementary, middle and high schools, you are told to sit down and shut up. and just take it. there is an important gubernatorial race in state of virginia, these issues are front and center. they affect every classroom in the united states critical race theory has been embraced by the democrat party, media and by joe biden. there is propaganda, brain washing in the schools today. pushing critical race theory. and if we don t put an end to it we ll destroy the society, destroy the country. and the family structure, faith and the rest. why? because it is marxism. it was born at harvard law school, by derrick bell. he was a marx ....
a week on sunday allowing travellers returning to england to take private lateral flow tests, instead of more expensive pcr tests. victims of alleged domestic abuse are seeing their cases dropped at a rapidly increasing rate, because prosecutors ran out of time to bring charges. and. adele is back herfirst new music for six years, released at midnight. hello. the queen has appeared to suggest she s irritated by a lack of action in tackling the climate crisis. her remarks were picked up in clips of a conversation filmed on a phone at the opening of the welsh parliament the senedd in cardiff and reported in this morning s daily mail. the queen was talking to the duchess of cornwall and the parliament s presiding officer, and seemed to be referring to the forthcoming cop26 climate conference. she can be heard saying she does not know who is coming to the event, which will begin in glasgow at the end of this month. let s take a look at the two clips. the queen s remarks c ....
good morning, everyone. it s friday. we re glad you re with us. it s been quite a week for this country. quite a week. it s framing what is going to be ab intense consequential months ahead. let s get started with five things to know for this friday, august 4th. sour, defiant, we have new reporting this morning about donald trump s state of mind after he was indicted for the third time in four months. the former president proclaiming his innocence and accusing the special counsel of leading a political persecution. also new overnight, democratic lawmakers want to watch the trial. they want a judge to allow cameras in a federal courtroom. the july jobs report will come out. a key number for the fed. also this morning a reenactment of the parkland high school shooting. as part of a lawsuit against the officer who failed to enter the build whg a gunman killed 17 people. two sailors under arrest and have been indicted for allegedly sending sensitive military infor ....