7/21: CBS Evening News
Summary
Severe storms caused flash flooding in parts of the Northeast, creating dangerous conditions for people there. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an illness caused by a parasite, is now under control.Key Facts
- Heavy storms hit the Northeastern United States.
- These storms caused flash floods, which can happen suddenly and are very dangerous.
- Authorities described the flooding as life-threatening.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a public figure, spoke about the cyclosporiasis outbreak.
- Cyclosporiasis is an illness caused by a tiny parasite that affects the intestines.
- Kennedy said the outbreak is under control, meaning it is no longer spreading widely.
- The news was reported on CBS Evening News on July 21.
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