Новости за 21.06.2019

CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett attended President Trump's rally in Orlando, Florida, Tuesday where he officially launched his 2020 campaign. Garrett joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss his exclusive conversation with the man running the president's re-election campaign, Brad Parscale, and something he witnessed at Tuesday's rally that he hasn't before seen at a Trump campaign event.

A look at where investigations stand in police jurisdictions flagged by a watchdog group over officers' racist, violent posts

The strike would've represented the most significant escalation of hostilities between the U.S. and Iran in decades

The former Duke forward is heading to New Orleans

Marion Wilson Jr. Wilson was convicted of killing an off-duty prison guard March 28, 1996; he's the second prisoner executed by Georgia in 2019

The former Duke forward is heading to New Orleans

The City Council of the City of New York released a new budget Wednesday, including provisions for the NYC Department of Education to hire six additional Title IX officers

Trump on Iran retaliation: 'you'll soon find out'; U.S. women's national team faces Sweden

Casey Newton, a Silicon Valley editor for The Verge, joins CBSN's Reena Ninan to discuss his new article on the horrific work conditions faced by Facebook's content moderators who work as contractors. (Warning: This video contains content some may deem graphic and violent).

Eleven Republicans in Oregon's state government walked out of a legislative session and now the governor is sending state police to go find them. KOIN-TV's Lisa Balick reports.

Officers can arrest the lawmakers if they refuse to willfully return and will each be fined $500 a day if they don't return Friday morning

Iran claims shot down drone was over Iranian territory; Crime lab backlog could leave innocent people in jail.

Congressional leaders meet with Trump on Iran; Testing the waters for the 2020 race.

Joe Biden continues to face criticism over his comments about working with segregationist senators. Voters in South Carolina are now reacting to those comments as Democrats descend on the state for Friday's "World Famous Fish Fry." Elaine Quijano joins CBSN with more on what voters are hoping candidates will address.

Holzhauer attracted so many people to watch his record-breaking streak on TV, no other series this season (football excluded) averaged more viewers per episode on the first night they aired

The two Democratic presidential contenders exchanged fire after Biden referred to his work with segregationist senators

Allies of outgoing White House press secretary commissioned a poll in her native state weeks ago

The former Duke forward is heading to New Orleans

Buttigieg had returned to South Bend on Sunday after a white police officer shot an African American man

Lawyers blocked the former White House communications director 155 times from answering questions from lawmakers

Sacramento is mourning the loss of a rookie officer, who was gunned down responding to a domestic violence call. Tara O'Sullivan is the first officer killed in the line of duty in the city in 20 years. Jamie Yuccas reports.

Dasha Fincher was arrested after an officer found what looked like meth, but was actually cotton candy. With a $1 million bond, she sat in jail for three months before the evidence was tested. As Mireya Villarreal reports, there are crime lab backlogs in several states.

Joe Biden refuses to apologize for controversial remarks, in which he defended working with segregationist senators. Fellow Democrats have kept up the pressure. Ed O'Keefe reports.

Protesters in Philadelphia are demanding dozens of police officers be fired for posting offensive messages on social media. On Wednesday, 72 officers were placed on administrative duty. Jeff Pegues reports.

Australian Publisher Orders Reprint of "Pasta Bible" after Typo Mixes Up People and Pepper