But by some time thats thats a very vague long enough in the past to startmetabolizing . Exactly. Does it exclude him Taing Fentanyl more recently in time . No. Theres no way of knowing the timing. Fentanyl depressing the Respiratory System can also act with the Coronary Artery can interact with coronary Vessel Disease, correct . Can you clarify that . Im sorry. Sure. Does Fentanyls Depression of the Respiratory System also act with Coronary Artery Vessel Disease and Oxygen And Carbon dioxide to reduce the supply of its supply to the heart . Oh, so as fentanyl may lead to a gradual progression of slowing breathing, and ultimately decrease the oxygen, that would apply to oxygen to the brain as well as to the heart. Is that what you are yeah. It would likewise increase the Carbon Dioxide in the blood . Yeah. I mean anything that decreases respiration decreases that exchange. As that Exchange Process is happening, you are not taking in the oxygen, you are likewise not expelling the Carbon
with just hours until a self- imposed deadline, could the president go overseas without a deal on his domestic agenda? tonight, the latest hurdle, and what we re learning about paid family leave. cbs news exclusive: with gun- related homicides at alarming new levels, we ll hear about president biden s blocked nominee to lead the a.t.f. fourth covid shot? what people who are immunocompromised need to know tonight. breast cancer warning the rare genetic mutation that can dramatically raise the risk of developing breast cancer. and american kindness: the amazing thing one neighborhood did to keep the halloween spirit alive for a special little girl. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. tonight, there are growing questions about how things went so wrong on that set, that movie set in santa fe. why was there live ammunition, and why was ac
to have you back. a well-deserved break. sometimes work is a break after you re away for two weeks with little kids. true. we had a good time. thank you for being with me this week. we appreciate it. we have a lot of news to get to. big breaking news really around the globe and here at home and cnn is on scene for all of it. here are the five things to know for this monday, july 24, 2023. thousands of protesters right now outside of israel s supreme court as the country s parliament is set to vote next hour on the first part of a historic judicial overhaul. this would severely limit the supreme court s power there to put any check on the government s actions. we re live in jerusalem. russia says ukrainians hit two buildings in moscow. we have a live look at the damage. and a legal fight over buoys at the border. the justice department threat tong sue over them, and today s the deadline for the state of texas to respond. concerns have been over those buoys and razor
and we ride along with first responders in phoenix racing to help people struggling to stay cool. we just want to take care of you, make sure you re okay. bad weather and packed planes mean travel delays. what congress is doing to help. also tonight warship commissioned. the uss condor becomes the first u.s. navy ship put into service in a foreign port. for the first time, jamie foxx addresses his mysterious health scare. plus, blockbuster weekend. hollywood banks on two new releases to get crowds back at theaters. i m michael george in new york, are barbie and oppenheimer big enough hits to save a struggling film industry? and later, life lessons from a chicago garage. getting cars back on the road and helping young people turn a corner. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. it is another weekend of searing heat for tens of millions of americans. the u.s. has seen more than 12,000 record high temperatures s
Like a fire. we even have tactics where we can go out with i.v.s that have been cooled and that can cool people from the inside which can save lives. another program we have that s very popular is our cool pavement program. so we are really just looking at how we design the city. reporter: and they have been really working to help out the unhoused population there in phoenix, and also the other thing to keep in mind people may be collapsing because of heatstroke and that s when they re coming in contact with that super hot cement and asphalt and we re seeing these burns, but what we re seeing in the west is going to start to move its way east and you should see temperatures rising to about 20 degrees above normal, and montana, you may see temperatures above 100 degrees, poppy. it feels like sadly the new normal. yeah, it does. stephanie, thank you for the reporting from las vegas. texas is facing a crucial deadline today as the justice department demands the removal of a floa