where things stand in the race to be trumps vps the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening. once again, i am stephanie ruhle when we are now 119 days away from the election and as democrats in congress met today to discuss the state of president biden s re-election campaign, the president himself was on the international stage hosting ak nato summit in washington. here s my colleague with those details. reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage kicking off a high-stakes nato summit with 38 world leaders here in washington. it s good that we are stronger than ever because this moment in history calls for collective strength. reporter: president biden and european allies announcing new air defense systems for ukraine late today but looming large, the president s political standing, deepening divisions among anxious democrats on capitol hill who met today behind closed doors. ask whether they wanted were on the same page, 10 house democra
the warning for texans. shelter in place, we are in a emergency. rescue mode. norah: heavy rain and battering winds cause damage. went through the roof of her house instead of our shed. norah: and the nightmare for holiday travelers with 1500 flights canceled. every year it s getting hotter. norah: and a persistent heat wave, we are tracking the forecast. the cbs evening news starts now. we are coming on the air with a number of developing stories across the u.s., notably the dangerous weather and scorching heat and much of the country. good evening. i am norah o donnell and thank you for being with us. we will begin tonight right here in washington. the president of the united states, joe biden, facing a fresh round of questions about his health. 11 days after his disastrous debate performance, cbs news has learned a parkinson specialist from national regional medical center has visited the white house eight times over the last year. tonight the president s
it is a question, i think, of looking at the laws and the individual states and finding the right lawyers and attempts. but these laws that are being passed and the efforts to weaponize poll watchers in the polling place are all part of thinking, i think wrongly that intimidation of election officials is going to help republicans. i think what my fellow republicans are not recognizing is what goes around can come around and that this weaponization in election laws can be turned on them. this is not going to be a one-way street. and that overall is bad for the democracy. yeah. it s not what any party should be about. no. right. we re seeing that as you two join together. ben, thank you so much. bob, really appreciate it. it s a pleasure. thank you. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers not united states and all around the world. i m john berman with brianna keilar on this new day. we do have breaking news. a covid decision that will immediately
many, many people have told me that was a loving crowd. as republicans try to rehabilitate the violent crowd of insurrectionists when statements are ridiculous and fall into the realm of you must be kidding, there s no way they re going to be on the committee. pelosi rejects the republicans trying to . good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. you ve noticed what we ve noticed, right? in the last few days seems someone hate button. covid vaccines are saving lives, they re safe and effective, and a great way of protecting you, your family, and loved ones because the scourge of covid, a respiratory virus that s already killed more than 600,000 americans, and at various points brought our hospitals and broader society to its knees. please take covid seriously. i can t say it enough. enough people have died. we don t need anymore deaths. america, we re in this together. and if you can, get the vaccine. for information on vaccine sites, visit the vaccine finde
credited being directly deposited in america bank accounts of americans tomorrow. and big plans. we are getting this done. a whopping 3.5 trillion dollar infrastructure deal. so this is, i would say the most consequential piece of legislation being proposed since the great depression. one of the architects of this deal, senator bernie sanders joins me live. all this now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. if there s one thing we know about covid, a year and a half of covering it, a year and a half of living with it, is that cases are either going up or they re going down. they hardly ever stay the same. they don t plateau, unless you re in the country that suppressed the virus, and even then, it takes eternal vigilance. now we had a window to try to do that, to drive cases absolutely into the ground, to achieve some kind of suppression through mass vaccination. the biden administration came into office aiming to do that starting in mid april, the country hit