Новости за 15.09.2020

Mr. Trump will welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the foreign ministers of Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates to the White House.

As the opposition leader recovers from a nerve agent attack, and his spokeswoman says there's no reason to think he won't return to Russia.

At least 24 people are missing as major wildfires continue to wreak havoc on the West Coast.

All eyes are on Hurricane Sally as it bears down on Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. David Begnaud reports.

Forecasters warn of "extreme life-threatening" flash flooding along parts of the coast.

This year, Bucks County is expecting at least 200,000, possibly 250,000, absentee ballots.

A California official disagreed with the president about the root cause of the wildfires.

Hurricane Sally is expected to make landfall Tuesday night or Wednesday in the southern states of Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. Manuel Bojorquez reports from Biloxi, Mississippi.

Bucks County, outside of Philadelphia, is the fourth largest in Pennsylvania. Like the rest of the state, it is bracing for a massive increase in mail-in ballots. Major Garrett sees how officials are preparing.

FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the agency's efforts ahead of Hurricane Sally's landfall along the Gulf.

President Trump blamed the historic fires in the West on fallen trees, instead of climate change during a roundtable event Monday. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden blasted the president's remarks, calling him a "climate arsonist." Weijia Jiang reports.

Jason Ravnsborg first said he thought he'd hit a deer and didn't realize he'd hit a man until the body was found. He now says he found the body himself.

Search and rescue teams tour burned out neighborhoods looking for wildfire survivors, as some residents get their first glimpse at the devastation now stretching across the West Coast. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.

Thousands of Americans are bracing for impact as Hurricane Sally barrels toward the Gulf Coast. Also, the hunt for the suspect who shot two sheriff's deputies in California is intensifying. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.

The U.S. Marines have confirmed that a man served in the Corps with the same name given by Venezuela's chief prosecutor.

There are deadly blazes burning in California, Washington and Oregon, and at least 35 people have died as a result of the fires.

The government has confirmed only 109 coronavirus deaths, but a mortuary official says it's killing that many people daily in Damascus alone.

Alex Villanueva's challenge to the NBA star came after the weekend ambush of two deputies who were in their parked police vehicle.

At a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing, U.S. says its citizens face the risk of "arbitrary detention" and "arbitrary enforcement of local laws" there.

It took years of cajoling by Washington to get the insurgents to agree to sit down with Afghan officials. They say they're ready "to be nice this time."

Whistleblower alleges questionable hysterectomies and shoddy COVID care at Georgia immigrant detention center

Liang Xingyang faced early opposition from Chinese government officials, and even death threats online, but he was determined to "focus on doing the right thing."

It could bring "life-threatening" storm surges as high as 9 feet and as much as two feet of rain in some places — not to mention tornadoes, forecasters say.

Hurricane Sally strengthens as it barrels toward the Gulf Coast; Wisconsin sunflower farm goes viral amid coronavirus pandemic

"The atmosphere in this region has warmed by approximately 3°C since 1980 and record-breaking temperatures have been observed in 2019 and 2020," says researcher Dr. Jenny Turton.