convene in iowa tonight for the lincoln dinner, one of the biggest campaign gatherings in the state so far this year. each candidate will have ten minutes to address the crowd. bud light's parent company, anheuser-busch about 350 american employees. the cuts follow a drop in sales amid controversy over bud light's partnership with a transgender influencer and backlash to the company's response. and "variety" reports the emmys are being postponed as the hollywood writers and actors strike continues. vendors for the awards show tell "variety" a new date has not been set. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's friday, july 28th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." new charges for trump.

federal prosecutors allege the former president asked a staffer to delete video footage at mar-a-lago to obstruct the classified documents investigation. deadly extreme heat. as the northeast and midwest are hit with high temperatures, president biden announces new protections for people against the severe weather. and important health alert. the centers for disease control is warning about an increase in tick bites that could lead to dangerous diseases this summer. how to spot symptoms and protect yourself. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. former president donald trump is facing new federal charges related to the classified materials obtained from mar-a-lago last year. in a new indictment released yesterday, prosecutors allege trump asked a staffer at his florida estate to delete camera footage in an attempt to obstruct the federal investigation into the records. jarred hill has the latest on the new charges. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. yeah, these new charges include obstruction, as you mentioned, as well as willful retention of national defense information. this morning we are hearing directly from former president trump himself about this. the department of justice unsealed a superseding indictment yesterday showing that former president donald trump has been hit with three new charges in the florida federal documents case. >> this is harassment. there is election interference. i'm protected by the presidential records act. >> reporter: he now faces accusations of conspiring to pressure a staffer to delete camera footage at his mar-a-lago estate in an effort to obstruct the investigation. >> evidence of obstruction of justice is like putting a piece of dynamite in front of the jury. it is devastating evidence. >> reporter: in another charge, the indictment refers to this audio recording obtained by cbs news which allegedly captures the former president showing an iran war plan to several people

without security clearances. it happened two years ago at his new jersey golf club. >> highly confidential, secret -- this is secret information. look at this. >> reporter: a third defendant, mar-a-lago worker carlos de oliveria, was also added to the case. he's expected to make his first court appearance on monday. the revelations came after trump posted on truth social that his attorneys had a productive meeting with the special counsel's office in washington yesterday. and days ago, the 2024 gop candidate revealed he received a letter indicating he's a target in the probe into efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. now some legal experts tell cbs news that the latest target letter indicates the special counsel has likely made up his mind to seek another indictment. former president trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing. nothing, though, yet is set in stone in relation to that. back to you. >> all right. jarred hill in new york. thanks a lot. severe weather continues to pound much of the nation.

a tornado touched down in southern new hampshire yesterday. this funnel cloud was spotted in the city of keene. there were reports of damaged buildings, downed trees, and power lines. in arizona, a storm knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. roofs were blown off mobile homes in the city of mesa. it comes amid an extreme heat that is impacting about half of the u.s. population. bradley blackburn has more. >> reporter: with extreme temperatures threatening tens of millions of americans, president biden is taking action. >> help is here, and we're going to make it available to anyone who needs it. >> reporter: the president is directing the u.s. labor department to ramp up protections for people working outside in the unrelenting heat. >> secretary of labor will work with our team to intensify enforcement increasing inspections in high-risk industries like construction and agriculture. >> reporter: last week a 25-year-old farm worker and father of two died in yuma amid the record heat wave in arizona.

>> it's really important for employers to think a little bit more deeply about the conditions and what they're asking people to do. >> reporter: firefighters in minneapolis, minnesota, trying to stay cool themselves, have been on high alert. >> if it's someone in need of help, we're there. >> reporter: heat advisories and warnings are up along the east coast with temperatures here in new york city expected to feel like over 100 degrees. >> it's essential that all new yorkers stay cool. >> reporter: city officials have opened cooling centers across the five boroughs and plan to keep public pools open an extra hour. >> this is not our first heat wave, and with climate change accelerating it won't be our last. >> reporter: bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. parts of europe and the mediterranean are also feeling the effects of this brutal heat. climate experts project this month will be the hottest ever recorded across the planet. it's not stopping tourists from traveling overseas to see the sights. ian lee reports. >> reporter: people will go to

extremes to check something off their bucket list, even in the scorching sun. >> i just threw up. and i'm trying to collect myself again because i wanted to see this my entire life. >> reporter: at the famous acropolis in athens, american tourists lined up this week in 113-degree heat. >> he's good. he has a fan, mist, food. >> reporter: the greek capital is suffering its hottest july in 50 years. >> very hot. it's okay. >> reporter: record-breaking heat and wildfires are cooking continents from europe to asia and africa. in algeria, raging infernos are burning through mountain villages killing dozens. in syria, firefighters are struggling to beat back blazes. and this dramatic video from the italian island of sicily shows flames lapping against cars. officials around the mediterranean blame this

summer's wildfires for killing more than 40 people while leaving thousands more homeless. ian lee, cbs news. north korea marked the 70th anniversary of the end of the korean war by holding a large military parade with foreign dignitaries. kim jong-un welcomed senior officials from china and russia to an evening military parade in the capital of pyongyang. north korea showed off its latest intercontinental ballistic missiles during the event. this is the first time foreign delegates were allowed into the country since the covid pandemic. fierce fighting raged in ukraine yesterday and overnight as the country launches a major push against russian troops. the video, this video apparently shows a ukrainian drone destroying a tank near bakhmut. ukrainian president volodymer zelenskyy visited the port city of odesa yesterday which has been under nearly daily shelling for the past week. he visited a historic cathedral that was destroyed last week along with a medical center in

the city. nearly seven months after the brutal beating of tyre nichols, the justice department has launched an investigation into the memphis police department. the 29-year-old black man died three days after he was beaten by police during a january traffic stop. five former officers have pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges, all of them are black. federal investigators will look into allegations the department has a pattern of racial discrimination and excessive force. and now to an important health alert. this week the centers for disease control warned of potentially life-threatening meat allergy caused by tick bites. as meg oliver reports, the alert comes as health officials report cases of tick-borne diseases are rising. >> reporter: last year, 53-year-old carmen stangota began suffering from fatigue, muscle spasms, and slurred speech. >> eight months of testing, six different doctors from primary, neurologist, ears, nose, and

throat, endocrinologist. >> reporter: the father of four from new jersey was finally diagnosed with lyme disease from a tick bite that didn't show the most common symptom -- a bull's-eye-like rash. >> there's good hours and bad hours. it impacts all the things you take for granted that you do every day. >> reporter: other symptoms include headaches, fatigue, and muscle aches. >> every summer we see an increase in tick-borne diseases. >> reporter: dr. lori handy says the number of ticks and tick-borne infections nationwide is on the rise, likely due to climate change. >> ticks can survive in different areas because it's warmer. so that then can lead to more infections in humans. >> reporter: to prevent an infection, doctors recommend wearing long clothes, using bug spray with deet, checking your body in a full-length mirror and put clothes in the dryer. >> turn it on high and if ticks remain on the clothes, it will kill that in about ten minutes. >> reporter: if you find a tick, grasp it with tweezers close to

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