Problems with legitimacy in our most recent election, theyre suddenly afraid to even talk about these issues and figure out a solution on the floor of the senate. President obama Talking About the filibuster. What will Joe Manchin do . Plus, new reporting on the January 6th attack on the capitol. The agency said they did not have Advance Warning of the violence. The question is do new documents tell a different story . And a new study on the benefits of coffee. The question is have researchers discovered a new benefit . Its way too early for this. Good Morning And Welcome to way too early, the show that has always believed coffee is good for you. Im Kasie Hunt on this tuesday, june 22nd. Well start with the news. A critical vote is set for today on whether to debate a sweeping voting Rights Bill being enacted in republicanled states. The motion, which, of course, needs 60 votes to pass is expected to fail in the face of republican opposition. But if democrats are united, it could give
inland by noon time, and then throughout the 4:00 hour we bay. staying cool at the coast but some sunshine. chris. lisa, thank you. happening today, volunteers will install the annual pink triangle atop twin pinks in san francisco. it was once a symbol of hate used by the nazis to identify homosexuals it it is now a symbol of giveaway rights. it stretches 200 feet across and can be seen by 20 miles. that s what the event is about, is remembering the hatred of the past to help prevent it from happening again. the installation starts at 7:00 this morning, and then a check ration ceremony with elected officials and the san francisco gay lesbian freedom band at 10:30. it is the 27th annual dike march starting at delores march. it seeks the community.stetoday s festiv. the pride celebrations kicked off last night with the 15th annual trans march. thousands of people took to the streets of san francisdelores p. abc 7 news repor pena was there. reporter: san francisco s
number s coming up a few degrees in the inland valleys today, but the week ahead looks rather typical. i will explain and have a detailed forecast for pride festivities in a few minutes. chris. lisa, thank you. happening today, volunteers will install the annual pink triangle atop twin pinks in san francisco. the pink triangle was once a symbol of hate used by nazis to identify homosexuals. it is now a symbol of gay rights. it stretches 200 feet across and can be seen for 20 miles. that s what the event is about, remembering the hatred of the past to help prevent it from happening again. the installation starts at 7:00 this morning. there then will be a commemoration ceremony with elected officials and the san francisco lesbian and gay freedom band at 10:30. it is the 27th annual dike march starting at delores park. it seeks to bring lgbtq people together to celebrate unity and raise consciousness about the community. the rally starts at 11:00 and march at 5:00. organ
town so we can warm up a little bit. it is 57 right now in vallejo. 58, hayward. 55, are cooler compared to 24 hours ago, about seven degrees cooler, but by this afternoon, say about noon time we will be in the 70s to near 80 in our east bay valley. still the 60s at the coast, and pride weekend celebrations looking fantastic with numbers in the mid 60s today. but the low clouds, the fog and even the high clouds throughout the afternoon today and tonight. then we will talk about the week ahead coming up. chris. lisa, thank you. happening now, volunteers are installing the annual pink triangle atop twin peaks in san francisco. the pink triangle was once a symbol of hate used by the nazis to identify homosexuals. it is now a symbol of gay rights. it stretches 200 feet across and can be seen for 20 miles. so that s what the whole event is about, is remembering the hatred of the past to help prevent it from happening again. the installation started at 7:00 this morning. th
analysis. the cbs evening news starts now. the debate that could mark a turning point in the race for president, just five months from election day. good evening. i m norah o donnell, in new york tonight, and thank you for being with a spear millions arcs back to tune in for the matchup between president joe biden and former president donald trump. the two meeting at the earliest presidential debate in history. it is a chance for voters to hear the candidates vastly different visions for the future for america, and the contrast between the two cannot be more stark in both policies and personalities. the one thing they have in common, however, is age. president biden is 81 years old, and donald trump is 78, making them the oldest candidates to ever meet on the debate stage, and you can bet that will be a topic that we have team coverage, starting with cbs s nancy cordes in atlanta. reporter: president biden was embraced by supporters after touching down in atlanta this