Новости за 03.07.2019

It's not entirely unusual for stock footage to make its way into political ads

"48 Hours" Presents: Two doctors who hired a hit man to kill find out he wasn’t a killer at all. "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant has the final chapter in the twisted tale Saturday, July 6 at 10/9c on CBS.

His mom said what made the situation worse was that she paid to have an airline employee accompany him

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention said vibrio and necrotizing fasciitis are deadly

Castro praised Nike's decision to pull shoes with the 13-star American flag in an interview with CBSN

Report: "Horrifying" conditions at migrant shelters. DHS Inspector General finds "serious" overcrowding and conditions like a "ticking time bomb." Technology and Pensacola police department figure out who killed 25-year-old mom.

In honor of Independence Day, we asked 21-year-old Amanda Gorman the Inaugural Youth Poet Laureate of the United States, to write a poem. The Boston Pops Orchestra, conducted by Keith Lockhart, performs one of the most famous July Fourth concerts each year. We asked them to bring music to her composition, "Believer's Hymn for the Republic."

President Trump promises a Fourth of July display "like no other," including a huge military showing and a speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial. The National Park Service says it diverted $2.5 million to partially fund the event. Politico reporter and co-author of Politico playbook Daniel Lippman joined CBSN AM to break down the cost and where the money is coming from.

U.S. National Hurricane Center says Hurricane Barbara had maximum sustained winds of 155 mph early Wednesday

Researchers used gene-editing technique to eliminate HIV from mice, and say it's an advance in efforts to develop a cure in people

Seattle Children's Hospital has revealed that one patient has died and five others have been infected by a potentially dangerous mold that has forced the medical center to close all of its main operating rooms.

President Trump says his tariffs are working, but the evidence isn't clear

Researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Temple University announced progress towards a cure for HIV. The team of scientists say they removed HIV form the DNA of infected mice using a combination of laser and gene-editing technology.

The USDA's rules make it easy for big farmers to greatly exceed the limits on how much they can collect

Pharrell Williams had a surprise announcement during his commencement speech to graduating charter school students in Harlem. Williams guaranteed internships to the entire graduating class of Harlem Children’s Zone Promise Academy after their first year of college.

China, considered by many to be the United States' top national security threat, poses a number of threats. The country's expanding global influence directly competes with America’s military, economic, and technological might, and the U.S. has lost billions in stolen intellectual property. Former acting CIA director Mike Morell joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how to fight China's growing global influence.

The top is outselling all men's team jerseys, a boost that comes as the women's team is battling for equal pay

Crews were able to put one warehouse fire out, but the other kept burning for hours

Many Americans will spend the Fourth of July barbecuing -- but for a growing number, traditional meat will not be on the menu. “Beyond Burger” and “Impossible Burger” have exploded in popularity; the two alternative meat brands are available in more than 40,000 restaurants and grocery stores combined. Dr. Tara Narula joins "CBS This Morning" for "Morning Rounds," to discuss if alternative meat is healthier than the real deal.

Many Americans will spend the Fourth of July barbecuing -- but for a growing number, traditional meat will not be on the menu. “Beyond Burger” and “Impossible Burger” have exploded in popularity; the two alternative meat brands are available in more than 40,000 restaurants and grocery stores combined. Dr. Tara Narula joins "CBS This Morning" for "Morning Rounds," to discuss if alternative meat is healthier than the real deal.

Nike is defending its controversial decision to pull a special edition of Fourth of July sneaker featuring the first American flag. The Air Max 1 sneaker depicted a Revolutionary-era flag on the sneaker’s heel. Nike endorser, former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, reportedly objected to it, partly because of its association with slavery. Jericka Duncan reports.

President Trump is holding a speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial on Independence Day

One more win will give the U.S. women's soccer team its second straight World Cup. The U.S. beat England two to one in Tuesday’s semi-final. Roxana Saberi reports from Lyon, France.

After at least 12 great white sharks were spotted in Cape Cod Bay this week, communities there are strengthening their defenses against possible shark attacks. Shark attacks are extremely rare -- but these latest sightings have both tourists and the community worried as officials search for solutions. Don Dahler reports.

A look back at what we've been covering on "CBS This Morning."