president s coming tomorrow. what do you nt to hear from well, i think, you know, i want him to see thdestructio beuse you can hear it all you wantbut until you see with your ownyes, it s almost u knowi know you all showed the piur but to see up front anthen you see the water line where the water was, or you come see the people in li at our gas stions. e grou and see what re on living andyou know, i know all levels ogovernnt areilling to help us. so kw op are workingt it, t we have nohad a major influx of resources and help yet. we really have not. wll see what happens ank you. i hope that help is on the way tha you. from extremeeather to extreme politics, texas now has the most restrictive abortion lawsthe whole country. ll make my casnext. m with usaa. y see the tow truck? yes, thank y, that was fast. sg houston never expected this to happen.
he believes that it s a woman s right. it s a woman s body, and it s her choice. who does he believe then should look out for the unborn child? he believes it s up to a woman to make those decisions and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor. i know you ve never faced those choices nor have you ever been pregnant. but for women out there who have faced those choices, this is an krublly difficult thing. the president believes that right should be respected. under the cover of darkness, five supreme court justices felt that they were the ones that had no choice, no choice but to let texas enact the law despite the fact that the groups suing to block it raised serious questions regarding its constitutionality. because the supreme court said in the majority the case raised some complex and some very novel aspects. now, remind me which supreme court cases haven t been novel or complex in some way? i thought that s why they paid you the proverbial big bucks, to
breaking our collective hearts. but we are holding out hope for there to be many more stories of joy and rescue in what s happening ther i m so sorry. thank you. thank you noto the gulf coast, where ida first slammed into the u.s. as a catory 4 hurricane. about a lot of the aftermath of ida up tthis point now. butonighabout 883,0 stomers in lisiana are sll wiout eltricity, and the suer heat is scorching. nthia lee sheng is t president of jferson parish. she s in gretna, louisiana. president sheng, thank you for being he. i me from area to ea, region to region, we re sing the impact of this. states north of you, as yore hearing, are reeling from the wreckage left behi bida from just last night. buin lisna, places like grand isle he en dealing with ida s devastation for,