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garrett: waiting in anguish, the families standing by for updates, questioning why the search isn t moving faster, their frustration turning to anger. we have told the authorities if you re not willing to go in,, let let us go in. garrett: warning signs: reports of constant flooding, creaking sounds at night, and complaints from residents. new questions about the 40-year- old building. could the collapse have been prevented?aw and the lawsuit just filed. also breaking tonight, a minneapolis judge sends former police officer derek chauvin to prison for more than two decades for murdering george floyd. the emotional statements in court. if you could say anything to your daddy right now, what would it be? it would be i miss you and i love you. garrett: plus, chauvin breaks his silence. what he told floyd s family. on the border: the vice president travels to el paso, as critics complain the biden administration isn t doing enough to stop a surge of migrant cros ....
heat. here are tonight s headlines. the urgent rescues in kentucky and a state of emergency after flash flooding inundates homes and cars. plus, the devastation after a tornado forms in north carolina. former president trump is staying defiant after receiving a target letter in the january 6th investigation. obstruction of an official proceeding could be one of the charges. i did know practically what a subpoena was an grand jury that all of the spear but now i am like becoming an expert. speak i didn t have any option. norah: emotional testimony for women suing texas. they believe the state s abortion ban puts their lives at risk. i don t feel safe to have children in texas anymore. norah: cbs news exclusive. our interviewer with an irs whistle-blower, who claims the department of justice limited his hunter biden investigation. i was asking to do these certain things, and roadblock after roadblock was put up in front of me. norah: th ....
third time? this time for election interference? here are tonight s headlines. what does it mean to receive a target letter, and how soon could trump face more charges? the reaction tonight from fellow republicans. the american public is tired of this. an american crossed the border from south korea and was taken into custody by the north. speak with the american who crossed into north korea is a u.s. soldier. speak with a man evaded military escorts who were trying to send her back to the u.s. for disciplinary reasons. norah: what an eyewitness tells cbs news happened. millions of americans are urged to stay inside as potentially deadly heat refuses to loosen its grip on a big part of the country. the residence here in california are being urged to conserve their air conditioning used to help avoid a potential blackout. making matters worse, the air quality is bad for millions of east and the midwest due to the smoke from those canadian wildfire ....
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