this morning on world news now debby s drenching. this morning, debby s drenching the threat for a stubborn tropical storm. the wet, windy, and wild system is stalled and could dump more than 2 feet of rain before blowing off. it s tuesday, june 26th. almost to hump day. make you feel any better. happy tuesday. good morning, i m paula faris. i m rob nelson. good to be back. we ll show you tropical storm debby and update the forecast in just a second. then, of course, the impact of the supreme court s decision on immigration will have on millions of people in arizona. who is claiming victory and who is going to be looking over
plinterred and uprooted. the damage is widespread. dallas county sheriff lupe valdez tells cnn her ofrszs are going house to house, checking on casualties until warnings that more severe storms were on the way. the emergency lasted for hours. this call came into cnn over two hours ago. if you go north, there s warnings all over the place. it s raining. people are scrambling to try to get out of the offices just to get home, and now it s caused a big problem, a big problem on the streets. the sirens going on. even if you re not even in the tornado warning places. you don t know which way to go. you really can t decide if you want to make a run home or stay where you are. cnn s ed lavendera is on the phone right now from lancaster. what are you seeing where you are right now? we have made our way into hit hard by the storm that rushed through just a few hours ago. a neighborhood in lancaster, from what we have bib able to see, and it s difficult to navigate with the e
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wind instead of blowing off of china, across the sea of japan and east as your graphics are showing it now, could either blow from the north to the south towards tokyo, or blow back west towards china? we don t see in the foreseeable future any threat to tokyo by a significant north winds. the winds are going light and variable this weekend but we do not think they will be strong enough to move any kind of nuclear radioactive material a significant distance from the plant, and that s why they have that zone around the plant. listen, an insightful conversation for us. we thank you, both of you. bryan norcross and barry scanlan, whit associates on emergency issues with the clinton administration at fema? ? ahead here, hits keep coming. the hits keep coming. libyan rebels feeling aban donned by the united states and other western nations.
you said you didn t want to talk about it. bill: the stimulus kept us out of the depression. this is why people s heads are blowing off. you can t prove or disprove that. last week gallup released a poll that said 68% of those who responded 68% of americans said they disapprove of the way obama is handling the federal budget deficit. that was before he released this budget which means this is a very politically toxic thing for him. it is. and this is what the raps have to run on. have have to agree a good place to start is the 2008 spending. i would say get more aggressive. i would say argue about going goldman sachs to 08 or 04 going back to 06 or 04 levels. i would like to go back to 1883. it is not what we have now is an absolute nanny state. you want competition in healthcare? have a public option. have a public option.