. >> a woman in corpus christi, texas, will now need to travel more than 700 miles to the closest place where she can receive an abortion, which is new mexico, by the way. many residents of louisiana will need to go all the way to illinois to get an abortion. on a practical level, what does this mean? >> they can't do it. for the most part, they won't have the resources to be able to make that kind of a trip. so that's why you're going to see more of these back-alley abortions. if they feel -- if they feel they can't have the child, if they know there's going to be a significant issue with the child, in terms of something like the brain not developing or the head not developing and still being required to carry that child to term or knowing the fetus was dead in the womb, are you going to allow an abortion then? there are a lot of sticky questions here. i am certainly not someone who would promote abortion just to make sure you had a perfect child. that's not what this is about. this is about significant issues where the woman's health, the woman's life, very life is at stake. an ectopi

gary in corpus christi texas, independent, thanks for waiting. caller: thanks for taking my call. with the spending this bill does, i don't understand how that is going to reduce the deficit. and basically, i find it impossible to spend your way out of debt. increasing debt is going to increase the debt and my grandchildren are going to be paying for what we. john: are tongue to get the money out now for gary, thanks for the question. heidi: i appreciate the question. it is a great question. the inflation reduction act increases spending and increase its. it does both things. it does increase spending on crucial things like health care and climate in the climate crisis. but it increases revenues more. so, it more than offsets, the increase in revenue we get from raising taxes in the inflation reduction act more than offsets the spending. that is how you get deficit reduction john: sammy rome, georgia, the line for democrats. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span. my question is to my gop comrades with all these lofty accolades about trump and his economy, help me understand.

so this could make landfall north of vera cruz in mexico, south of corpus christi in texas. whether it's a tropical storm or not is going to generate a lot of rainfall. and i think the danger zone will be phoenix to tucson in arizona through new mexico. as well, and this is on top of that months sooner moisture. a lot of it that we've had as of late now for the u. s. south states we've really had stagnant storms locked into play. here we've seen some flash fighting across myrtle beach and south carolina, and certainly could see a repeat of that as while some storms of rumbling across the great lake. so that's going to drive down the temperature and toronto over the course of the weekend and off to the west. we go still hanging onto those heat alerts across alberta and saskatchewan province's. and now i'm going to take you to board the top end of south america, a lot of rain falling, a bolivia, columbia spilling into venezuela. certainly in that zone there, there is the risk of seeing some flash flooding much cooler air for the bottom end of south america. specifically, let's

also seen some flooding in texas around corpus christi. there's more of that tropical rain falling, get some high temperatures here as well. but you can see the dividing by between arkansas and missouri. in fact, we do have some storms there, so little rock 36, st. louis 23 degrees. also for the entire west coast of the u. s, we've got some heat alerts in play does not include a layer san francisco. this is going to be a prolonged stretch of heat to come. however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with the high 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, south end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts in play for porto lake gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care casa, airway. official air line of the judge al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine and we had to take co

also seen some flooding in texas around corpus christi. there's more of that tropical rain falling. got some high temperatures here as well, but you can see the dividing by between arkansas and missouri. in fact, we do have some storms there, so little rock 36, st. louis 23 degrees. also for the entire west coast of the u. s. we've got some heat alerts in play does not include a layer san francisco. this going to be a prolonged stretch of heat to come. however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with a height of 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm, send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, top end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts and play for porto lay gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care. ah. the 1960 s, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa that was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last of 3 series al jazeera well looks at the

also seen some flooding in texas around corpus christi. there's more of that tropical rain falling. we've got some high temperatures here as well, but you can see the dividing by between arkansas and missouri. in fact, we do have some storms there, so little rock 36, st. louis 23 degrees. also for the entire west coast of the u. s. we've got some heat alerts in play does not include l a or san francisco, but this is going to be a prolong stretch of heat to come. however, portland, you're under the heat advisor with the high 32 degrees on tuesday, and we got this clutch store and cindy atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, the top end of south america is quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts in play for porto. lay great for both the rain and the wind that trap they will soon take care. the still ahead on al jazeera, a year on from the telephones take over all that kinda stuff. we take a look at the state of. it's called a me, an ecological disaster. on the germany,

introduce you to sites -- to tonight's speaker, the trees donald 10, a professor of history at texas a&m corpus christi specializing in 19th-century african-american military history, the gilded age, world war i, and military history. she works at the intersection of race, gender, military service, and in the long civil rights movement and is the author of duty beyond the battlefield, african-american soldiers, the fight for racial citizenship and manhood 1870 to 1920. and, a voyage through the african-american experience. she is the editor of a new book series. "the black soldier in war and society: new narratives and critical perspectives." with the university of virginia press. herb current book is that her current book is "the history of the armies black chaplains." she is the w.e.b. dubois fellow with the university of massachusetts amherst. she earned her phd from the university of memphis and bachelors and masters from the university of tennessee knoxville. without further ado, in conjunction with the traveling exhibition "black citizenship under the age of jim crow." curated by the new york his

in texas, the desperately needed rain fell in massive amounts, roads in corpus christi flooded after a half a foot of rain fell in the area. back in california, mudslides and flooding forced road closures in san bernardino county. experts say the chances of a so-called megaflood hitting california have doubled. a new study shows that climate change is increasing the likelihood of a cataclysmic flood hitting in the next 50 years, the flood could turn california's lowlands into an inland sea. putting parts of cities sacramento, fresno and los angeles under water. the study predicts a megaflood would displace 5 million to 10 million people and cause a trillion-dollar damages. >>> terrifying moments at a amusement park in illinois. after gunfire forced people to run for cover. three people were shot, hurt after shots were fired from the parking lot at six flags great america in gurney. authorities say the shooting wasn't a random act but targeted. no word yet on arrest or motive. >>> breaking overnight, iran has issued its first reaction to salman rushdie. making progress after friday's

i want to go to texas first, where they badly need rain. they got a lot of it today. corpus christi got over half a foot. this had a chance of becoming a tropical system. you see the spiral there, the circulation that heads towards laredo. it will bring more additional moisture, maybe another 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. over the rio grande and points to the north. flash flood watches up across the desert southwest, and in through wyoming. a number of warnings ongoing in california and arizona, nevada, and colorado as well. this active monsoon flow will continue for the next couple weeks. >> this weather extremes continue. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, author salman rushdie is still in critical condition but now off of a ventilator and able to say a few words. tonight, the other man wounded in friday's knife attack is now speaking out about what he saw. abc's mola lenghi is in erie, pennsylvania. >> tonight, the family of salman rushdie say they're relieved the famed author is off a ventilator and able to speak. after being stabbed on stage friday. his son zafar writing -- "though

weekend it is all about the heavy rain we are anticipating in southern texas is tropical moisture is going t move right into the corpus christia. from san antonio south, through sunday, we may see some spots o up to 6 inches. you can download our app. traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com i grew up an athlete, i rode horses... i really do take care of myself. i try to stay in shape. that's really important, especially as you age. i noticed after kids that my body totally changed. i started noticing a little pudge. so i took action! coolsculpting targets, freezes and eliminates treated fat for good. no needles, no incisions. discuss coolsculpting with your provider. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. you've come this far... coolsculpting takes you further. visit coolsculpting.com new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately

the system is going to slowly drift toward the texas coast and then by tomorrow, we're going to see that set up over corpus christi and brownsville and loredo. anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain total. as we head to the weekend, the totals could be locally higher. 4 inches plus in some areas. flooding could be a concern in southern texas. for louisiana, light to moderate showers at this point. all right. let's see what is going on around the country. the east coast is quiet. oh, my goodness. we have been dealing with weather story after weather story. nice to get a break. nice sunshine and dry air and humidity dropped in the northeast. we talked about the tropics. you look out west and we take a dive later in the show. a flood risk in the southwest there. they have very heavy rain and monsoon season setting up and >> live look now in san francisco. check out the sky. you can see the cloud cover there to start. it is going to be a warm weekend ahead. current temperatures right now, 59 degrees. we'll start to get some clearing, even around the coast around lunchtime, between 11:00 and 12:00. temperatures will start

the coast here, the deep south, texas, the area of low pressure, continue to turn that moisture and heavy rain over the next 24 hours. some cities close to corpus christiu're going to see four to >>> so hot and dry weather out to the south and west, monsoon moisture though allowing for some flooding. here in the northeast, cooler and beautiful. >> cheryl, that science experiment that we just learned about was so cool ginger would be proud. thank you. >> a little science factor for you. >>> we want to move to nipsey hustle three years after the popular rapper was murdered, los angeles and his beloved crenshaw community are honoring his memory. he's already a hometown hero. >> he's a legend in l.a. >> reporter: but monday, on what would have been his 37th birthday, nipsey hussle will become the latest name inducted into the hollywood walk of fame. >> he got people to understand people who come from where we come from can accomplish great feats. >> reporter: he was a grammy-nominated rapper on the verge of superstardom. nipsey was gunned down in 2019 outside his store marathon clothing. named after his motto the marathon continues. itasn home neigorod of

she was a sweet ten year old girl who dreamed of attending texas a&m university in corpus christi. to pursue a career in marine biology. she was robbed of her future due to gun violence. >> my fiancÉe was shot and killed on may 14th by a white supremacist. when he went to buy our son a birthday cake. the shooter killed my fiancÉe with a rifle. he also had a shotgun, a rifle, full body armor, and a car full of ammunition. >> my name is fred guttenberg, i'm the father of jesse and jamie guttenberg. on february 14th, 2018, i set my two children to school to learn, safely. towards the end of that day, a gunman showed up at my daughter's school mom. my daughter was one of the 17 killed me. >> these people -- >> i want to know, what are you doing to stop the shootings? do you know how many children have been exposed to gun violence in schools since columbine? >> what are you going to do? >> it's okay. >> to make sure that your products don't get into the hands of a white supremacist mass shooter ever again, who would take the child's father away. >> it's okay. >> these people are demandi

texas, so many folks would say, rain would be good. not when it comes at half a foot a clip over a weekend like in corpus christi.far they've had 6.2 inches. they're still in a flash flood warning this morning. neighborhoods and roads full of water and that's not it. golden valley, arizona, this man that drove into the water being rescued, the water crossing roads as they saw somewhere over 4 inches in places and damaging winds. so they had power lines down. this morning, charleston, west virginia, has had almost a half foot of rain. flav flash flood warnings there. water rescues happening since midnight, and more rain coming for the monsoon. robin? >> ginger, thank you. >>> this morning, we want to pay tribute to a powerhouse in the sylvia fowles hanging up her jersey after 15 seasons in the wnba. emotional moments at the end of her final game with the crowd.ota lynx.ng hue is einwi a milestone wnba01she s a player ever th, ge the mvp of the league. eight-time all-star, and did i mention a four-time olympic gold medalist as well? >> that's what you call leaving on top. >> yes, she is. we wish her the best. >> co