president trump: these charges are rigged. i mean that, mother teresa could not beat those charges. this is five weeks. five weeks of really essentially not campaigning although i took a big lead in the polls of the last few weeks. because i think the people of this country see that this is a big deal. sandra: a live look at the newark state supreme court in lower manhattan where 12 jurors will soon return to deliberate the fate of former president donald trump. they, the jury, are currently on lunch break. trump is facing 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and that is where we are at the top of the 1:00 hour on the east coast. john, and by the way, the jury can continue deliberating, we should point out. but it is officially a lunch break. hello, and welcome. i m sandra smith. john: i m john roberts in washington and this is america reports. jury instructions wrapping up this morning pictures were sent out to deliberate. sandra: the judge instructed th
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rumbles through our area. meantime the wind, however nice and light. we ve got the moisture. so, that is where the visibilities have dropped off. so readily not everyone hit by this very evidently. but, you can see where it is foggy, you re socked in, under half mile. trenton, allentown, a.c. airport, the list goes on. we re far less than ideal. be ready for that, no dense fog advisories, no heat advisories, both of those weather factors are very noticeable today. it will be down right just hot this afternoon. eventually too we also are tracking the showers thunderstorms, primarily in the afternoon and early evening issue. thank katie. right now the issue little bit of rush hour developing on the roads, if you are traveling right now on the vine street expressway, we jump outside and take a look, if you are traveling on the vine, in the westbound direction, that s heading toward 76, as you will in the, we have little bit of waiting line forming. if you are trying to exit on
captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. dubois: good evening scott is off tonight. i m maurice dubois. we begin with two american journalists abducted by islamic terrorists in saudi arabia. steve sotloff disappeared two years ago. today his mother made a dramatic appeal for his release and 35-year-old theo curtis, freed over the weekend after nearly two years in captivity is back home tonight. here s margaret brennan. reporter: it had been 22 months since writer peter theo curtis saw his mother. last night they were reunited at boston s logan airport. today outside his mothser s house in cambridge, massachusetts, an emotional curtis told reporters how thankful he was to be free. i remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hearts and to all those people i say a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart. reporter: curtises was held captive by jubhat al-nusra jubhatagokid s wing in syria until hi
(cheering) there she goes! dubois: and elaine quijano with the amazing cici bellis. talking about the match. dubois: her racquet did the talking at the u.s. open. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. dubois: good evening, scott is off tonight. i m maurice dubois. we begin with two american journalists abducted by islamic terrorists in saudi arabia. steve sotloff disappeared two years ago. today his mother made a dramatic appeal for his release and 35-year-old theo curtis, freed over the weekend after nearly two years in captivity is back home tonight. here s margaret brennan. reporter: it had been 22 months since writer peter theo curtis saw his mother. last night they were reunited at boston s logan airport. today outside his mothser s house in cambridge, massachusetts, an emotional curtis told reporters how thankful he was to be free. i remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their heart