traffic has been really bad. this fiery crash backing up traffic for hours in boston. plus, the risk that remains, 22 million under severe weather threats from texas to illinois. the emotional homecoming for an american who was detained in turks and caicos. i feel like the weight of the world has been lifted off my shoulders. plus, new hope for other americans still detained. overseas, several climbers dying on mt. everest due to treacherous conditions at the top of the world. a setback in gaza. american ships supporting efforts to get humanitarian aid into the region through a u.s.-built pier washing ashore. rapper nicki minaj apparently arrested in amsterdam. i m not going in there. i need a lawyer present. what happened at this airport and how it impacted her concert tonight. the fast food value meal wars heating up. how burger king is planning to compete to win back inflation-weary customers. and where are the summer blockbusters? why this year cou
that s this complicated. that s that s clear. there s you know, everyone s seen that. we also do have the fact that the 11th circuit, a conservative circuit she is in reversed her not once but twice. andhose were conservative judges who just thought she was absolutely bonkers in terms of her rulings. that was nbc news legal analyst and former federal prosecutor andrew weissmann yesterday weighing in on donald trump s classified documents case. those comments come as another questionable hearing was happening in judge aileen cannon s courtroom. also ahead what we re learning about president biden s debate strategy for dealing with two different versions of donald trump. plus, a long legal battle between the united states and wikileaks founder julian assange peers to be coming to an end. we ll go through the plea deal that was announced overnight. good morning and welcome to way too early on this tuesday, june 25th. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day
won t stop. violent storms strike several states with hail and more. while much of the country broils in heat. reporter: i m shanelle kaul in new york city where we could soon see a break from these oppressive temperatures. also tonight, with the war in gaza grinding on, israel takes aim at u.s. support. reporter: i m in tel aviv where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has doubled down on accusations the biden administration is withholding weapons deliveries for israel. in another war zone, russia and ukraine trading attacks. presidential debate. the first face o24 now four days away. plus, price fight. fast food chains update menus after your complaints. reporter: i m kenny choi in los angeles with the appetizing new deals in the battle for your buck. and later, gone green. this popular old ride now powered by clean energy and we re on board. reporter: i m danya bacchus in napa valley, where the wine train is going green. announcer: this is the cbs weeke
269 million americans, that s more than 80% of the population, likely to experience temperatures in the 90s or higher this week. that intense heat is contributing to fire weather alerts across the west. a fast-moving wildfire north of los angeles caused more than a thousand people to evacuate. red flag warnings there are up. wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour tonight. zohreen shah from the fire zonoi out.ng the om.oting at a michigan splash nee woded, tf critonditi, includ-year-d bo it s just e incidents in a weekend of gun violence. dung star-studded hollywood fund-raiser, the president said the winner of the 2024 race will likely fill two seats on the high court, a court that he said has never been as out of kilter as it is today. overseas, israel announces a daily tactical pause in the fighting to allow crucial aid ti tom soufi burridge reports from tel aviv.the sech for one missi ef finanother ifies. the latest in a string of foreigners to go missing on the isla