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KPIX CBS This Morning July 13, 2024

Rips apart buildings and tosses cars like toys. Were on the ground with the latest. Plus, an imperfect solution. Ten million tons of food is thrown away each year just because it looks a little bit off. We will show the growing market for imperfect fruits and vegetables that is saving the planet and 50 off your grocery bill. Good deal. We begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Thrieyve been trying to st us with a lot of crap. The president unloads at his latest rally. They know they cant win on election they so theyre pursuing an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional bull [ bleep ] impeachment. [ cheers ] the former u. S. Ambassador to ukraine defying the white house, speaking to congress in the impeachment inquiry. A gripping and emotional account of president ial abuse of power. The acting head of Homeland Security is stepping down. Kevin mcaleenan telling reporters hes leaving on his own terms. President trumps tax records could soon be in the hands of lawmakers after an Appeals Court upheld a lower courts resuming. Fastmoving wildfires forcing more than 100,000 people from their homes in Southern California. At least two people have died. For lack of a better description, this is fullon war. The u. S. Is threatening economic sanctions against turkey if they continue to attack british civilians in northeastern syria. Actress and activist jane fonda was arrested on the steps of the capitol while protesting climate crisis. Thank you, jane all that kenyan distance runner became the firefightst to run a marath under two hours. Wow. And all that matters shepherd smith stunned viewers by announcing hes leaving the network. Wait. Did i hear shepherd smith is leaving . Is he leaving because of bad ratings . On cbs this morning saturday. Im talking to you. This is the cutest video. A little girl asks her big brother to help her escape her crib. Can i get out . Yep. Levi comes to the rescue, and it was caught on the nanny cam. Thank you, levi. Thank you, levi. Great escape. I forgot my binky. This mornings eye opener is presented by brought to you by toyota lets go places. Welcome to the weekend. I love that. What a cutie pie. Im Michelle Miller with jeff glor. Jericka duncan is back with us again. This morning were going to take you to a highend restaurant. Emphasis on the word high. The lowell cafe in West Hollywood is the first restaurant in america that serves marijuana along with its food. Well show you what they had to do to pull it off and why even nonusers enjoy this hot spot. Well go to minnesota to speak with leif anger who waited ten years to write his book. Well tell you what caused the delay and a move with a small movie theater, town, and second chance. And ranked in the top 500 albums of all time, but liz p phairs career has had fits and starts. Well talk about her memoir. And shell perform in our saturdasession. A impeachment inquiry by House Democrats into President Trumps dealings with ukraine on. Friday the president s former ambassador to ukraine testified before a Congressional Panel about how she was removed from her job. Is as the New York Times reports federal prosecutors are investigating mr. Trumps personal attorney, rudy giuliani, for his involvement in ukraine. The president went to the campaign trail in louisiana to vent his frustrations and to rally his base. Natalie brand begins our coverage in all this. She is at the white house where President Trump returned last night. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. The Campaign Rally came hours after the president announced a partial trade deal with china. While that was mentioned last night, it certainly wasnt the focus. It was the impeachment inquiry that had the president most fired up, describing it in profane terms. They know they cant win on action day so theyre pursuing an illegal, invalid, and unconstitutional [ bleep ] impeachment. [ cheers ] reporter President Trump again railed against House Democrats as he rallied supporters for the second night in arow. For nearly three years, democrats have waged a nonstop battle to overturn your vote, overall your voice overrule your voice, override your values. Reporter nearly three weeks into the formal impeachment inquiry, ten subpoenas have now been issued with deadlines next week for rudy giuliani. On friday the president appeared to distance himself from giuliani. Your personal attorney i dont know. I havent spoken to rudy. I spoke to him yesterday briefly. Hes a very good attorney, and he has been my attorney, yes. Reporter cbs news has learned giuliani will stay on mr. Trumps legal team but will not participate in matters related to ukraine. On thursday, two giuliani associates, lev parnas and igor fruman, were arrested on federal Campaign Finance charges. While giuliani was not named in the indictment, the two are linked to his efforts to investigate former Vice President joe biden and his son, hunter. As the impeachment investigation escalates, the ongoing trade war with china appeared to ratchet down friday. We knew that we were going to have a very successful phase one. Reporter the president and chinas vice premier announced an agreement in principle on phase one of a trade deal. While specifics have not been released, the president says china has agreed to some intellectual property protections and will step up agricultural purchase to an billion. In return, the u. S. Will hold off on the tariff hike that had been scheduled to take effect next week on 250 billion worth of chinese imports. A decision has not been made on the tariffs scheduled for december, and the administration acknowledges much work remains to be done in the weeks and months ahead. Phase one of this deal must still be finalized before negotiators can begin to tackle phase two. All right. Thank you. Former u. S. Ambassador to the ukraine, marie yovanovitch, defied a state Department Order and testified before a house committee. Behind closed doors, she described what she calls as a concerted effort to oust her from office, and she said it was led by the presen nancy cordes is on capitol hill. I jest dont know her i just dont know her. Reporter President Trump suddenly softened friday on the woman he fired, but that didnt stop marie yovanovitch. The former ambassador to ukraine defied his orders and spoke to congress. Behind closed doors, the 33year veteran of the foreign service, said she was abruptly ordered this april to come back to washington on the next plane. She says the deputy secretary of state told her she had done nothing wrong but that the president had lost confidence in her and that there had been a Concerted Campaign against her. She got fired finally, but she was blocking it. Reporter that Concerted Campaign may have originated with the president s personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, who repeatedly claimed that yovanovitch was keeping ukraine from investigating the president s campaign rival, joe biden. We were blocked by the ambassador who eventually got fired. Reporter but there is no evidence biden did anything wrong. And yovanovitch says she never asked ukraine to refrain from investigating actual corruption. In fact, quite the opposite. There has been progress, including this year the establishment of the anticorruption court. Reporter yovanovitch speculates that contacts of mr. Giuliani, like the two men arrested this week, may well have believed that their personal financial ambitions were stymied by our anticorruption policy in ukraine. House democrats say her removal is more evidence of the president bending his Foreign Policy apparatus. I heard very bad things about her. Reporter to serve his personal crusade against biden. Let me get back to biden. Right . Remember . Wheres hunter . Last night i id wheres hunter . Reporter at least four more witnesses have been scheduled for depositions next week. And some of them, like yovanovitch, now say that they will cooperate despite white house orders. For cbs this morning saturday, im nancy cordes on capitol hill. President trump is looking to name the fifth Homeland Security secretary of his presidency. On friday acting dhs secretary Kevin Mcaleenan resigned after six months on the job. Mcaleenan had been at odds with the president over the departments immigration policies. In a tweet, President Trump thanked him and said he would announce a new acting secretary next week. And its ability to address largescale immigration flows children okay. Thank you. This week, mcaleenan left a speech at Georgetown University when protesters began shouting the names of Migrant Children who died while in federal custody. Mcaleenan was the fourth person to head up the dhs since President Trumps inauguration. The agency employs nearly a quarter of a Million People and is tasked with border protection. The secret service and election and cybersecurity. House democrats are one step closer to gaining access to some of President Trumps key financial records. Mr. Trump has refused to release documents that would shed light on his business interests. Friday a federal Appeals Court ruled an Accounting Firms records documenting trump dealings from 2011 to 2018 can be turned over to the House Oversight committee. Those documents do not include mr. Trumps tax returns, a focus of another court battle. The president could appeal the latest ruling to the supreme court. Meteorologists are expecting a third day of high winds and extreme fire conditions today in Southern California. Those winds have already spread two deadly and destructive wildfires. One of them in the mountains of north los angeles. The other about 70 miles east of the city. Errol barnett has been in the middle of those firefights for the past two days and joins us this morning from the porter ranch neighborhood of los angeles. Errol, good morning. Reporter good morning. Behind me youre seeing one of the estimated 31 homes damaged or destroyed by whats known as the saddle ridge fire. It seemed to explode with a vengeance late thursday evening and scorched over 7,500 acres in what is a densely populated area just north of los angeles. Now these fires have also claimed lives. You have one reported death here and another in one hour east of this area. Wild winds and flying embers ignited the hills north of los angeles, prompting evacuations to more than 100,000 people. Its estimated some 31 structures have been damaged or destroyed. The winds are blowing, the instances are here, its going to burn. Reporter the fire began overnight thursday just behind donnas sylmar home. We packed up the cats and the dog and my two sons, and by the time we did that, it was fully engulfed. Reporter this was home to the manukian family who came to america from iran. Serena manukian says they lived here years. It symbolized my parents hard work. They came here as immigrants with 45 in their pockets and worked so hard to move up to this house. And then this is what happens. Reporter in calla mesa, east of los angeles, investigators know how the sandalwood fire began. They say this trash truck, seen in this video shot by a passing motorist, dumped burning trash alongside a field of dry brush. I said, you cannot stay here. With the wind and the field, youre going to catch everything on fire. Thats exactly what happened. Reporter the fire quickly spread and ravaged this mobile home park. One person died, and at least 76 structures were destroyed. Weve identified the cause obviously, but were still investigating whether or not there will be any type of criminal charges pending. Reporter back at the saddleridge fire on l. A. s northern edge, winds died down friday giving local residents a moment to count their blessings. There are flow words i can express no words i can express. Our home is still here, and its because of all of these guys. Reporter that sentiment is reflected just about everywhere. The fire right now is 13 contained. We do expect the number to increase later today. Fire officials have lifted the mandatory evacuation orders, as well. Theyve given residents about five minutes with an escort to come home and collect some of their belongings. Heres the irissue hot, dry, offshore winds that fueled the fires are expected to continue through today. Fire officials are not taking any chances. Errol, thank you. A major autumn snowstorm has pounded the Northern Plains. A blizzard warning is in effect for north dakota today. The storm left more than a foot of snow in bismarck, the capital, and elsewhere. Major highways were closed friday after more than a dozen road rescues. Even snowplows were forced off the roads because of poor visibility. Jeff berardelli joins us with the rest of the nations weather. Good morning. Good morning. Good morning, everyone. It is too early for this cold and this snow, so maybe think about hibernation until about april or so. Looking at the map, look at the blizzard in the Northern Plains states. Very heavy snow, gusts to 60 miles per hour. The possibility of up to 30 inches of snow, impossible driving conditions. So be very careful there. Big sprawling area of low pressure right there carving out the jet stream. On the western side, with the counterclockwise flow driving down it would air. The past two days, weve seen over 100 record lows. This morning, another 20 are in jeopardy. It will be mild up and down the eastern seaboard. Right there is the core of the cold air. Because of it, very early season cold alerts, freeze warnings from green bay to des moines to kansas city, joplin, and oklahoma city. This is how cold it is to start your day today. Brutally cold. Bismarck, feels like the teens in aberdeen, billings, feels like 11. Heres the good news as the day goes on, in the southern plains, temperatures will recover into the 50s and 60s in places like oklahoma city. Theres a struggle in the atlantic between winter and summer, a noreaster has transitioned into subtropical storm melissa which has winds around 50 miles per hour, big waves. Very rough surf. But the good news is this storm is moving out and conditions improving through the weekend. No noreaster, jeff. Thank you. Youre welcome. Good news. The pentagon says the main u. S. Base in syria has been evacuated after coming under fire from turkish air strikes. It comes as Turkish Forces step up their bombardment of northeast syria this morning for what will be its fourth day. The u. S. Says three artillery shells landsed within a couple of hundred yards from american soldiers manning that post. No one was injured. Turkey says the base was not not the intended target. President trump authorized a round of wall of troops in syria. The turkish president is dismissing the criticism of the operation saying turkey has no intention of stopping, mow matter what anyone else. Observers say at least 30 civilians have been killed since the offensive began. Charlie dagata is in northeast syria with the latest. Good morning. Reporter well, good morning. In addition to a Turkish Military invasion, Kurdish Forces here have the isis threat to contend with. Now overnight, we heard gun battles and a huge explosion. Apparently a car bomb outside a nearby isis prison. Thats not the only place theyre trying to break out. A turkish shell slams into an isis prison compound. Moments later, isis prisoners are seen making a break for it. Kurdish forces all right stretched too thin warned us theyd struggled to contain isis detainees if turkey attacked. The militant group has already taken advantage of the power vacuum, detonating a massive car bomb where wed been covering the aftermath of a Turkish Military attack. That was only a couple of blocks from where we were. Weve pulled back from there. It just gives you an idea who for civilians you never know where the next attack is going to come from. A random turkish mortar took the leg of 7yearold sarah and the life of her 11yearold brother. She covered her ears, not wanting to be reminded of the horrors as her mother told us what happened. I understand there was shelling in that neighborhood the day before. Did you think about leaving . We were planning to leave, she said, because everyone else had already left. We were five minutes late. We couldnt make it. Has sarah asked you why this has happened . Yes, shes scared. She says, mom, why this, whos attacking us . I say, i dont know. Just pray to god to protect us. At the hospital somebody asked where i came from. When i said america that would normally elicit a warm response. Now many blame america for whats happening here. They say u. S. Military support was the only thing stopping this turkish onslaught, and now thats gone. For cbs this morning saturday, Charlie Dagata in northeast syria. There is some breaking news out of japan this morning. A magnitude 5. 7 earthquake was felt throughout tokyo. It happened just as typhoon hagibas, the largest storm to hit japan in over half a cent y century, made landfall. Rhe Ramy Inocencio is there. What did you feel . Reporter our building shook and rattled when the 5. 7magnitude earthquake hit the tokyo region just about 90 minutes ago. The city is now being pummelled by the start of the typhoon with sustained winds of 100 miles per hour. Hagibas means speed in philippifilipino, and it is the largest storm to hit japan in at least six decades. At least one person is confirmed dead in chiba. A man died after a tornado flipped over his car. Flooding is also reported southwest of tokyo. Rivers have swelled, and boats have overturned. Mudslide warnings have also been issued. Hagibas is about to bear down on tokyo where the wind and rain is on

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