louis, wichita. temperatures into the triple digits by the time we get into saturday, sunday and monday, chicago, if you'reooking ls head to 100-plus degrees in st. louis, kansas city and wichita with sunshine in colorado springs. that's a look at your forecast >>> coming up, a kentucky school district temporarily closed over viral outbreaks. >>> and we've got the details on why other schools are shutting their doors in other parts of the country. s in other parts of the country. i heard her cooking skills are like supernatural, man. they say she can make things appear out of thin air. bro, she's not a witch, that's benny's mom. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. (♪♪) this is too good to be true. make your table legendary, with country crock. when you find your reason to go on, let it pull you past the doubt. past the pain, and past your limits. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze febreze! hate it when a car freshener hits you with an overwhelming blast of perfume? febreze car vent cl

he committed genocide against indigenous people against the wichita and apache people.hat was the time when the texas rangersce committed violence against my people, mexican-american people, and indigenous people. i'm grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to join you today. i believe these moments, as i mentionedme earlier are very important moments to reflect on what's come before. let me bring my presentation up here. >> okay, so, thank you you all. for the wonderful introduction of the panel and contextualize. they adhered to offer prospectives of what we have beeng talking about in the context of racial justice that was offered in an interview and introduction. i have been working for some years now on another american controversial legacy. thee liapold family. theol stories of mexican-americn womanhood and abundance. that book offers the part of the tstate of the legacy. they see were all mexican-americans from new mexico. they became environmental scientist. three were inducted to national science. theal national academy of science. how can i get that

host: is your from jessica -- let's hear from jessica who joins us for wichita, kansas. caller: how are you? host: you are on with our guest. caller: i want to say couple of things. i have mild autism. i agree a little bit with the last caller saying that the things we are -- the way things are with medicare and medicaid are a bit ridiculous. i think we should do what canada is doing with universal health care. yes, you end up getting more taxes, but i think it is worth it in the end. another thing -- i would like to say a few things guarding mr. donald trump. that man should have gone to prison a long time ago with all he has done with jeffrey epstein, what have you. -- he tries to overturn our democracy. i just can't stand how people are so infatuated with this man that they are still to this day following him. he betrayed our country. he tried to sell documents regarding our activities for intelligence and all other. host: i am not sure about that last part but senator, if you want to respond to that. guest: every american today should be concerned about our democracy

. >>> the wichita eagle reports on the birth of a chimp at the zoo., the chimpanzee named alizeti was born august 20th to a first-time mom, but zookeepers noticed the mom was not caring for her properly, so they removed the baby and are raising her on their own for the time being. >> they are caring for baby the same way that a mother chimp would. ner doing just a phenomenal job of making sure that everyone has the very best chance, the very best welfare and really is able to thrive. >> they say they will keep baby for about two months and then let a foster chimp mom who has never been able to have a baby herself raise her. >>> and npr says a massachusetts judge ruled that former cardinal theodore mccarrick is incompetent to stand trial on sexual will i abusing a 16-year-old decades ago. the judge dismissed the case against the 93-year-old former archbishop of washington, d.c., because prosecutors and defense attorneys agree he has dementia. mccarrick pleaded not guilty. he was ex expelled from the priesthood in 2019 after a vatican investigation dete

who, in 2005, admitted to brutally murdering ten people near wichita, kansas. >> i had many, what -- i called them projects >> reporter: but tonight, investigators say 78-year-old dennis raider could be responsible for two more killings do you think the number could be even higher? >> it's not out of the realm of possibility. >> reporter: oklahoma's osage county sheriff's office recently unearthed new evidence at the serial killer's former home, including victims' personal effects. >> a pair of pantyhose that are tied in a knot >> reporter: investigators believe raider used the pantyhose to bind their hands or feet together. perhaps, they say, cynthia kinney, a 16-year-old last seen at a laundromat in oklahoma in 1976 raider writing in a journal entry around the same time that laundromats were a good place to watch victims and dream. >> we read from cover to cover his journals. and he left all kinds of clues in there. >> reporter: raider's daughter has been volunteering as an active agent even visiting her father for the first time in 18 years as part of those efforts. was there anyt

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soon all because of these robots are starting monday, they will be delivering food on the campus of wichita state in kansas. that's where san francisco- based company starship is trying out robots. the robots deliver food anywhere on campus. all students have to do is place an order on the starship app and wait. no word yet on when the robots will end up here, in the bay area. >>> to forget, watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. what's up next at 5:30? >>> next, garvin, continuing the investigation into the scandal involving the san francisco narcotics officer. the allegations jeopardizing dozens of drug cases. armed units, sniffing through those cases. >>> also, jumping into action and now a the local tax force that has been on the island helping anyway they can. >>> and hunter biden's plea deal has fallen apart, leaving the attorney general to take action. what this means for the president and his son. the news of 5:30 start right now. thank you so much for joining us. >>> an emergency scandal surrounding a san francisco narcotics officer has put dozens of crimina

against the wichita comanche and apache people. in that area and in the 19th century. that was also a time when the texas rangers were committing violence against my people be mexican-american people as well as against indigenous people. i am very grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to join you today. i believe these moments, as i mentioned earlier, are very important moments to reflect on what has come before. fand what we can do in the future. so let me get my presentation up here. okay. osuna said thank you for the introduction of the panel in the way you contextualize what we are doing on this last panel and what has come before. so i feel like i was invited here to offer perspective of what we have been talking about and in the context of racial justice which hapi offered in her overview in the introduction. i have also been working for some years now on another american conservation legacy which the although in the style the leopold legacy. i am currently writing a book called in lights, mexican-american womanhood. abolition and abundance. that book

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within groups and there can be tension between groups magnify big what's happening with the war so the wichitancy is the district at the center of the action and they are with the confederacy in groups willingly in the confederate government has supplies and medicine included in the treaty and they continue to make incursions of the agency and the confederacy tension rose and moved the family. one union raiders that included shawnee and delaware infiltrated the agency and they join because of the frustration with the confederate government and reports with suspected cannibalism focused on areas groups. this reported that they lost 23 of their warriors in 100 women and children in the massacre. they exacerbate within native groups in between and in some the situation was brother against brother or friend against friend. this massacre revealed the alliances of old freedom and into 223 the numbers declined sharply, 189 work. more than 1000 enlistments and nearly 800 and the larger confederacy has gone on much longer than anyone expected. the fighting and separation in these provisions extinguish

tonight, in pratt, kansas, outside wichita, on the south side of highway 54 there, families have been see this. sunflowers, as far as the eye can see. >> celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary, and, you know, what's a guy get his gal on their 5 0th? i put a lot of thought into it, and she always liked sunflowers. >> david: lee planted 80 acres of sunflowers for his wife, and just how many sunflowers is that? >> there's about 1.2 million flowers in this field. >> david: that's 15,000 sunflowers per acre. lee secretly planting the field months ago in may to surprise her. >> made me feel very special and it's -- it couldn't have been a more perfect anniversary gift. >> david: the two began as high school sweethearts. together ever since. >> i called her on her 16th birthday, and that's when we started dating, and we had our first date, was a roller skating party. >> david: and tonight, this question -- how will lee top this for their 51st anniversary? >> oh, it's been fun, but i think one time is enough for us. somebody else's turn next year. >> david: somebody else's turn next time. t

personal land acknowledgment is to share with you that i travel here today from the lands of the wichita and caddo affiliated tribes. and as i mentioned, the town where i live and where i teach at the university of north texas is called denton, named after john b denton, who committed genocide against indigenous peoples and against the wichita caddo, comanche and apache peoples in that area in the 19th century. that was also the time when the texas rangers were committing violence against my people, mexican-american people, as well as against indigenous peoples. i'm very grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to to join you today. i believe these moments, as i mentioned earlier, are very important moments to reflect on what has come before and you know what? what we can do in the future. so let me get my present tation up here. okay. so thank you also to happy. i was going to say for that wonderful introduction of the panel and the way you can contextualize what we're doing on this last panel and what has come before. oh, okay. so i feel like i was invited here to offer a pers

so the wichita agency is in the least district and it's at the center of the action the wichita indians claimed that they're treaty with the confederacy had been signed under duress but groups such as the comanches and tom call was had signed willingly. the confederate government was not able to meet the stipulations for supplies and medicine included in the treaty as texans continue to make incursions at the asian sea despite their shared loyalty to the confederacy tensions rose to the point that indian agent matthew leeper moved his family to the safety of sherman, texas when union raiders which reportedly included members of the shawnee, delaware kickapoo seminal cherokee and osage tribes infiltrated the agency some confederate indians joined the raiders because of their frustrations with leaper and the confederate governments unkept promises. reports of the death of a cato boy and the suspected cannibalism of the tonkawa suddenly focused the various groups hire sharply on the tonkawas. the tankawa's reported to superintendent ss got that they lost 23 of their warriors and about a hu

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that will reset the stage from wichita, kansas city, sioux falls. expanding heat warnings. 108 expected. these temperatures are measured in the shade and do not include humidity. >> whit: some of these areas just can't catch a break. rob, thank you. now to the major new development in the killings on long island. the remain of jane doe seven, initially found 27 year ago have been identified using genetic genealogy. now the question of whether her death has any link to rex heuermann, accused in the murders of three women already. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, a significant development in the investigation into the gilgo beach serial killings that terrorized coastal communities on long island for decades. >> we were able to identify fire island jane doe as karen vergata. >> reporter: vergata, known as jane doe number seven, one of ten victims whose remains were discovered around gilgo beach. her remains were initially found on fire island back in 1996 and later linked by dna to a skull located near gi

> he's a narcissist you have to be very careful with him. >> reporter: raider killed in an around wichitaaded guilty to 10 murders the case has repeatedly been the subject of many documentaries, including a show the sheriff happened to see, prompting him to visit rader in prison that's when unexpectedly btk may have tipped his hand on kenny. last seen at a laundromat. >> he said my favorite fantasy would you want to hear what it was?y not? he said, i always wanted to kidnap a girl from a laundromat. >> reporter: how many more victims do you think the btk killer has? >> i can't say for sure, but i can tell you the investigation needs to continue. >> reporter: so what's next in the i said, sure >> so what's next in the >> -- >> so what's next in the investigation? >> reporter: craig, rader is in the middle of serving 10 life sentences for killing people aged 9 to 62 but the sheriff tells me he will continue to follow these leads because he wants to get closure for more families. rader's own daughter says she recently went to see her father in prison, seeing him in person for the first time

potential for severe storms for parts of kansas, right now, west of the wichita area and in effect until. local time. here is risk for severe weather in ohio river valley, bullseye south of st. louis and nashville, memphis, potential of hail, damaging winds, tornado, rain still to come next 48 hours. two to three inches coming in a short period of time. flash flooding is a risk. today's forecast, that area we could see potential for strong to severe storms, looking at scattered thunderstorms for the southwest and take a look at hurricane dora. this is a cat four storm. 130 mile per hour sustained wind. look at that eye, well south of hawaii and west of the area. we'll monitor that. going out into an area that is not, there is no land, good news. seeing effect with the video, incredible. foxweather.com. >> carley: go there, absolutely, thank you. the lottery was last night. we didn't win. >> janice: i was going to buy a ticket, i thought it was friday. >> carley: there is always next time. thank you much president biden own party is worried he is losing support from key voter groups that

here in the united states says the friday raid that targeted the marion county record not far from wichita, kansas not only violates fer law but also the first amendment. in terms of what we're heard from the co-owner of the publication, he says the marion county police department raided his home and publication's office. he says police seized things like computers and cellphones and other things suggesting that it was triggered by a story published mentioning the owner of a local coffee shop. and that he and his colleagues received a confidential tip about that owner driving without a license. and rather than publishing a story, he consulted with an attorney and then notified local lawsuit that his newspaper had come into contact or at least in possesonf some possible sensitive terials. and he says that police then notified the coffee owner. and the search warrant followed authorizing the seizure of any documents. and newell, the coffee owner, saying she was flabbergasted when she learned about the raid and denied knowing that it was even in the works. newspaper owner saying that they onl

possibly hitting the 90s in wichita over the next several days as well. so traveling down to the south, the feels like temperatures this afternoon are going remain very hot. feeling like 112 in dallas. 111 in houston. 115 in baton rouge. shreveport feeling extremely hot. high temperatures 107 in dallas. 103 by sunday. we try to the fall a little bit by monday, but still temperatures in the mid-90s. 85 degrees dropping to minneapolis on monday. temperatures start to fall in new orleans. these are a little closer to where we should be this time of year. so while we'll still be in the 90s. it should feel a little better than where we have been over the last couple of days and weeks. so 102 in new orleans the next few days. temperatures start to fall. so 90 degrees by tuesday. we are going to see some showers and storms. 91 is where we should be this time of year. so actually falling below normal for once. but we are going to see those heat advisories and watches and warnings continue for the beginning part of the weekend. >> hawaii now has a new interim emer

eastern time for wichita to central kansas.>> republican speaker kevin mccarthy has remained insistent that house republicans are still gathering evidence and remain undecided whether to open a formal impeachment inquiry against president biden. lauren fox has more. >> reporter: while house speaker kevin mccarthy has gone to great lengths to make it clear that he is not announcing just yet that house republicans would open an impeachment inquiry, over the past several weeks he has tiptoed closer and closer. and behinds scenes many republicans believe this is now inevitable with one senior republican telling my colleagues, once the barn doors with open the horses are out. but one of the key concerns is whether or not house speaker kevin mccarthy is going to be able to convince his conference to get behind this. that is because usually when you would open an impeachment inquiry you would need to have a vote of the full house of representatives. assuming no democrats vote yes, you are going to need to make sure that republicans ar

wichita, a couple more days temperatures in the triple digits. and then we start to fall. same for st. louis. so above average temperatures, the heat dome will start to break over the plains, upp per midwest. in the south we'll get some relief. elsewhere the plains, midwest, below average temperatures actually moving in across portions of the east. so feels like temperatures across the south 113 in shreveport, 112 in houston, 116 in baton rouge. 110 in there is. so high temperatures the next couple of days will stay incredibly hot across the south. 102 in new orleans, 100 in memphis, 106 thursday in dallas. and then you have to factor in that heat index. so temperatures feeling very, very shot across the board. here is the new orleans 7 day forecast. and look at that, temperatures really flirting with those triple digits the next four or five days and trying to fall a little closer to average by the end of the seven day period. >>> messi mania is taking miami by storm. still ahead, how lionel messi is helping bring more joy to soccer fans. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pou

the wichita agency was at the center of the action. they claimed their treaty was signed underd duress. groups such as the others were done willingly. as texans continue to make encouragements.. tension rose to the point that indian agent matthew moved his family to it safety of sherman, texas. this is members of the shawnee tribe infiltrated the agencies. come confederate agencies joined because of their flustrations of unkept promises. reports of o a boy and suspected cannablelism they eyed them. they reported that they lost 23 warriors and 100 of their women and children in the massacre. the american civil war could exacerbate tension withins natie groups and between native groups p echoing the notion of e war. that could pit them against each other. rather then stokent enthusism ty spoke about how convoluted the alliances could be and persistence of old grievances. by 1862 the numbers declined sharply. 189 soldiers enlisted. we chart more then 1,000 enlistments in 1861. the civil t war had gone on much longer thenin expected. fight

marks and the wichita river. when those two rivers converge, right near that town, it is very low lying town. we have also got the apalachee bag, which has never seen a hurricane of this strength in recorded history. so, we have got the history coming up that, by we could be cut off if we hadn't pulled out of the town. we're going to try to get back to that town as early as we can tomorrow morning. there are emergency evacuation orders for the residents of st. mark's, a lot of people did heed those orders, but still several people stayed behind and emergency officials are saying that, if you do that, you've got to have provisions for at least three or four days because you could become isolated. again, st. marks is really now in danger of becoming isolated to because it does, it is so susceptible to flooding. even when there is a storm, not of the size of a hurricane. so wary of got to try to get back to st. marks as soon as we can tomorrow morning, but we may not be able to get there. we are going to try to mobi

louis, little rock wichita. tomorrow, again, cooler from charleston, st.o seeing triple digits again and lingering heat in the pacific northwest, 90s in salt lake city, up erp 80s to 100s in montana, medford, 102. temperatures start to moderate as y >>> good tuesday morning. happy first day of school. if you're about to step out the door, it is warm and humid, in our inland valleys it's going to head to the 90s and even 100 degrees today, and for the next couple of days. there will also be an elevated fire danger due to some nearby thunderstorms. we're watching out for that for today. but take a look at our valley temperatures. headed for the upper 90s today and tomorrow, and it's also going to be partly cloudy. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you. >>> still ahead, is it ever okay to talk on speakerphone in public settings, a coffee shop, an elevator with phenomenal great wie fee? well, we tested it out the reactions and a lesson from jenna on the new rules of cell phone etiquette. >>> all right. but first, how about a morning boost.

and now we're looking about wichita, kansas, hitting about 111 degrees over the weekend. so those are some of the actual temperatures over the weekend. we still are looking at a lot of heat threats across most of the midwest. now, take a look at chicago. well, it's only 78 degrees. we are on our way to almost 100 degrees. now, if we make it to 100, that does mean a record in ten years, approaching 99 degrees by thursday for chicago. so, again, we're talking about some heat all across the nation. unfortunately, it does mean that there are going to be big concerns. also, minneapolis could get about 99 degrees. that would be also a record if they make it to 135 years. all right. here's a look at more local weather in 30s when it comes to getting your flu shot, cvs is pretty flex. >> want to schedule one online while prepping dinner gravy. avoid the wait by scheduling for you or the whole crew or if you prefer to just pop in. do you and if you want to even tack on a covid 19 vaccine to your flu shot, feel free. and speaking of free, our flu shots are, well, free. philly yes,

denver will be in the mid to high 90sch we'll see wichita in the triple digits, too, so uncomfortabletions setting up for folks as they plan their weekend for saturday, sunday, even into monday. we've also got a line of thunderstorms working their way into the great lakes today. we don't have a great chance of severe weather, but we could see heavy rain working through michigan, indiana, ohio. by tomorrow it work into parts of the north east and we'll see some unsettled conditions with some heavy rain and maybe even some breezy conditions for folks in the north east and new england area tomorrow. and of course we've got a lot going on in the tropics. we've got two areas to watch in the atlantic, one in the gulf of mexico and three tropical storms in parts of the pacific. they're going to keep the breezy conditions around for the trade winds for the folks in hawaii here for at least the rest of the day today. those will kind of diminish and weaken. we're not looking at main impacts from that, but we will see tropical storm hilary bring pretty heavy rain to parts. >>> still ahead here o

this is happening just east of dallas oridenver and near wichita. yesterday we had another severe storm, right, not area and down to the south. what we're watching from there in houston, dallas, jacksonville, miami, she says warmer temperatures. places like dallas have been a triple digits the past couple of days expected to stay that way and excessive heat warning and they're going to see warm temperatures with no chance of rain any time soon, bringing them dangerous conditions. but what about us? well, that's a heat wave bringing us warm temperatures. triple digit temperatures. but thankfully that low pressure system come over, the north is dropping down. those temperatures by 15 degrees. and you can see that the past 24 hours showing those temps ainge is especially inland, dropping down those temperatures. so san francisco we want in general, we went from above average 2 right there at average or average is 67. we're at 66 oakland. your average is 72 at 69 san jose. your average was anyone. >> we are at it too. livermore. your average is 88. we'r

maintains the raid that happened friday, targeting the marion county record, about 60 miles north of wichitament. i'll take you back to eric myer, the co-owner of the publication. he says that the marion county police department raided his home and his publications office last week. police officers seized computers, cell phones and myers suggests this was triggered by a story he published last week mentioning the owner of a local coffee shot. he explains they receive a tip about her driving without a valid license. rather than publish the story, he says he consulted with an attorney. they notified local law enforcement that the newspaper, "the record," had received possible sensitive information about a source. myer says police then notified her. what then is a search warrant alleging identity theft and authorizing seizure of information. newel says she was flabbergasted when she knew about the raid. myer, for his part, claims law enforcement did not provide any explanation about the reason for the search, and only handed him a copy of the warrant, so he will be exploring legal options. duri

we have this first round moving through states like missouri, out towards wichita this afternoon.hen by midnight, overnight that's when we'll see that robust line of storms so we could see tornadoes and flash flooding in springfield, missouri. southern missouri, keep that in mind. keep those alerts on tonight and tomorrow that shifts towards the east coast and we have a chance for more thunderstorms, and then we've got our eyes on the tropics. things are waking up in the pacific. out of all these >> somara: and worth noting. >> somara: and worth noting. our atlantic hurricane season is going to kick into high gear in the comes months. >> janai: and it's expected to be a busy one. thank you, somara. >>> still coming up here "good morning america," more on maui. frustration building for residents looking to check on their homes and salvage anything that's left, and then damar hamlin's big step toward returning to professional football, taking the field in a preseason game. stick around. rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if

dealing with last week and still got 37 million people under these alerts stretching from basically wichitalahoma city and down through dallas out to new orleans. the southwest not included in this, parts of the southeast not included in this. but still some record breaking temperatures are out there for parts of the south here as we get into the afternoon hours today. one of those spots being dallas heads to 107. that would tie a record for today, and doesn't get a lot better for tomorrow either. houston 103, that record 104. when we look up to the east and north west, we finally got back to average conditions like places in new york and low 80s and major improvements in d.c. low to mid-80s and end up in the high 80s by the time saturday rolls around but we've also got showers and thunderstorms to talk about. this morning most of that is focused off towards the rockies and we could be talking about strong storms developing into the later afternoon hours for parts of the northern plains. we'll watch for mainly issues when it comes to strong winds or isolated hail as well as some low tornado

when it was about abortion- rights you saw suburban counties around wichita and kansas city.s, which nearly went republican in a presidential, and up voting on the abortion-rights side. michigan saw the same thing again, in each of these cases, the metro area spread, if you will. those suburban counties, they are not trump fans in general. they're certainly not fans of the overturning of roe versus wade. >>> the u.s. and iranian governments reached a rare breakthrough that moved prisoners to house arrest. it's the first step in a planned exchange in which the u.s. will release $6 billion of frozen iranian assets from south korea. more than 40 years ago jimmy carter struggled to navigate the unfolding iran hostage crisis at that time. joe biden, then a senator on the foreign relations committee, joined our broadcast to offer his perspective. >> the most important thing for the american public and for the iranians to understand is that the president is cool, calm, and deliberate and logical about the steps he's going to take, showing he is not to go in with a sense of bravado a

the same pattern in texas, and when it was about abortion rights you saw suburban counties around wichitaent republican in presidential ended up voting on the abortion rights side and michigan saw the same thing again. in each of these cases, the metro area, spread, if you will, those suburban counties. they are not trump fans in general and they're certainly not fans of the overturning of roe v. wade. five americans imprisoned are closer to home after they moved them to house arrest. it's the first step of a planned prisoner exchange in which the u.s. will also release $6 billion of frozen iranian assets from south korea. more than 40 years ago, president jimmy carter struggled to navigate the unfolding iran hostage crisis at that time, and joe biden then a senator on the foreign relations committee joined our broadcast to offer his perspective. >> i think the most important thing both for the american public and for the iranians and the ayatollah to understand is that the president is cool, calm and deliberate and logical about the steps he's going to take showing absolute resolve and n

wichita lineman himself. we are back here.ys you in the flashbacks. did you give him any acting advice? >> tom: try to look like me as much as possible. we actually are kind of -- that's why he got the gig because he is a dead ringer for me at 20. marc forster, who was our director said, [german accent] "you know, it's always so fake when we get some other actor to play you in flashbacks. why can't i just get one of your kids to play you?" >> stephen: did arnold schwarzenegger direct this movie? i said get to the choppa. i told truman, i said truman, get to the choppa like your dad would get to the choppa. everybody get down. >> tom: marc, marc. if you're watching, marc is from zurich. so he speaks -- >> stephen: just saying. >> tom: so they got together. i said, this is totally my son. my son actually is a cinematographer. he's in the camera unit here in new york. he works on camera utility and that's what he wants to do. i said ask him. he would be a great experience if he does a number of things. if he learns his lines, kno

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personal land acknowledgment is to share with you that i traveled here today from the lands of the wichita affiliated tribes. a town where i live in teach at the university of north texas. named after john b who committed genocide against janet indigenous people and against the comanche and apache peoples. in the 19th century. that was also the time when the texas rangers were committing violence against my people, mexican-american people as well as against indigenous people. i am very grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to join youli today. i believe these moments as i mentioned earlier are very important moments to reflect on what has come before and, you know, what you can do in the future. let me get my presentation up here. okay. thank you appeared thank you for that wonderful introduction of the panel in the way you contextualized what we were doing on the last panel and what has come before. okay. so, i feel like i was invited here tot offer perspective of, you a know, what we've been talking about it in the context of rachel -- racial justice. i have also been working

looking at wichita yesterday, 111. dallas, 108. hattiesburg, 105.tion dallas hit 109 the previous two days. and for today, we're looking at 100 million americans under heat advisories or heat alerts from texas up to wisconsin. i want to point out, dallas once again, the forecast high of 110. if they hit that, it will be the hottest day in more than a decade. they have only done 110 about a dozen times since records began in the late 1800s. here's a look at the next few days for tulsa, dallas, omaha. a triple digit stretch. this takes us th >> dani: i guess hearing that, in new york it's pretty nice today, right? >> gio: we'll take it. >> will: anything is better than 100 whatever. dani, thank you very much. >>> coming up on "gma," americans bitten by the travel bug headed overseas. how to save on your next vacation out of the country. >> janai: and messi's magic leading the way as his new team brings home their first trophy. a sports fan over here now. highlights coming up. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views

to do with the tensions between the paper and officials in marion, a town of about 2000 north of wichitattention. what most jump down what came in mind? >> that these kinds of raids on the press and on private owners of newspapers and media outlets, they are typical and authoritarian states. in fact, the philippine journalist maria roster who got a nobel prize for her freedom fighting under difficult circumstances also compton are on twitter. it should remind us that we may think that these things can only happen in other countries, but they happen here to protect power and to dissuade people from trying to be accountable. they have been here all the time. >> to paraphrase what she wrote, it was something along the lines, it's happening to you cut by. talk to us, it's not just situations like, this is the erosion of local journalism that can be a real threat to democracy? >> yes, because authoritarianism doesn't just happen from the top down from washington. it has to be the values of corruption, of lying, of violence, of arrogance which is what this raid was as well. they have to be con

and when these women flew across the country transcontinental as they all did and stop to refuel in wichita or saint louis or kansas city. they would walk inside these primitive airfield buildings and find. there was only one kind of restroom. it was a men's room. and when the modern air races began in the summer of 1928 the women were not invited to compete. those first air races were put on by this man here. his name was cliff henderson. he was an incredible salesman a car salesman in los angeles. and he decided to stage the first modern national air races that summer in this bean and barley field just south of downtown, la. by the way, we know this bean and barley field today by three letters. that is lax. and you know for these air races cliff anderson wanted amelia earhart to come and louise stayed in to come and the others and indeed amelia and louise were there. but they were not invited to race. they were not invited to compete. indeed the only job for women at those first national air races was to hand out the trophies to the men if they so chose to do that. probably wouldn't surpr