and urging parents to have their children wear masks. and tonight, what the cdc is now saying what we could be seeing by labor day. dr. richard besser is here tonight. what parents will want to hear. in washington tonight, the president s victory. the senate passing his trillion dollar infrastructure plan, with bipartisan support. 19 republicans voting with democrats. the bill now headed to the house. what it faces there. and president biden speaking just a short time ago on this and on governor cuomo. we re tracking the potential for severe storms as we come on tonight. a tornado outbreak and where this could hit again tonight. also, the scorching heat from california to new york. 33 states. and the tropical threat that could hit the u.s. by late week. rob marciano standing by to time it all out. and the emmy actress and her very personal battle revealed. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with that b
tomorrow with president biden. don? this is don lemon tonight. welcome, everyone. i am here broadcasting live to you from beautiful cincinnati. that s where tomorrow i m going to be moderating cnn s town hall with the president of the united states, joe biden. coming to you from the iconic union terminal train station. isn t it beautiful? it s an art deco masterpiece that in its 88-year history has hosted presidents, vice presidents, and candidates like then candidate joe biden himself during the campaign. we re so happy to be here. the president is coming back to town to face voters six months after taking the oath of office in an america that can really do amazing things like go to space. you saw that today. like create miracle vaccines. we ve witnessed that. but we cannot bridge the political divide that is tearing us apart. billionaires taking to their own rockets way up into space. amazon s jeff bezos built a company and built his own rocket ship and took off for spa
voters rights, making election day a national holiday so americans can get to the polls. mitch mcconnell said republicans would block it and they have tonight. rachel scott with live reporting from the hill. new reporting tonight after a 2-year-old boy is shot in the family car. the family coming home from basketball practice. authorities now say the suspects meant to shoot into another car. our team inside afghanistan tonight as u.s. troops leave. the alarming new images tonight. the video reportedly showing afghan troops handing over weapons to the taliban. martha raddatz tonight, one-on-one with a taliban militant. what he says about retaking kabul. and about the thousands of interpreters and others who helped the u.s. who are now begging for help from the u.s. state department to get out before the u.s. leaves. back here at home tonight, the storms up and down the east coast as that major front moves through. and the fires in the west tonight. at least 47 now burni
staff, at, both, the capitol and the white house, in the fallen officer s honor. jessica dean has the latest on where things stand. reporter: the united states capitol, on high alert, again. as another attack left one capitol-police officer dead, and another injured. the suspect rammed his car into two of our officers. reporter: a 25-year-old suspect, noah green, rammed this blue sedan into a barricade at the capitol building. striking two officers, before exiting that vehicle, and charging at the officers with a knife. the suspect did start lunging toward u.s. capitol police officers, at which time, u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. reporter: a law-enforcement official, telling cnn, one officer was stabbed. it is with a very, very heavy heart, that i announce one of our officers has succumbed to his injuries. reporter: william billy evans. an 18-year veteran of the force is the second capitol police officer to die on duty, in just the last-th
good policy, but much more importantly, the union representatives but it was notches ago policy, they thought it was a triumph and a huge achievement notjust a good policy, they have said so on many occasions, and the decision to cast it aside strikes me as an unusual and foolhardy step. what you haven t addressed is the informal resolution which we know was applied to address some of these concerns and we know that you know about this because on page 115 of the open record, then there was chance of competency charge of competency which had already been resolved under the informal protest, so can you talk generally about how this informal process worked for resolving complaint against any of these ministers. was mediation used and who would be involved? flan i and who would be involved? can i seak and who would be involved? can i speak generally? and who would be involved? can i speak generally? process - and who would be involved? (can i speak generally? process of a