between 114 and 117 through friday. triple dignity heat continues to bear down on texas well and other southwestern states and that s putting strain ton those states power grids. correspondent casey stegall has that story from dallas. as you know we have experienced extreme heat over the last few months. no end in sight for millions in the lone star state sweating it out under, yet, another round of excessive heat warnings and advisories. i like heat, but, once it gets past about 95, i don t like it so much. tuesday s real feel temperatures were expected to surpass 115 degrees across much of texas putting people who work outside at a higher risk for heat stroke and exhaustion. even if you are not thirsty, taking sips of water throughout the day will help you mitigate depry hydration. texas isn t alone. the scorcher stretching across most of the south. all the way to california where officials say a mountain biker died this past weekend near san
they are the reason that texas isn t experiencing rolling blackouts. at the end of this 2022, the total wind and solar capacity added to the grid is more than the amount of natural gas. and again, this is not because of some extravagant subsidy regime, it s a future renewable energy, the moors deployed, the troopers becoming. just this, year bloomberg reported that despite supply chain related price increases, quote, new onshore wind and solar projects cost roughly 40% less than coal or gas plants built from scratch and the gap is widening. this is a good news story! i mean, the record heat is not good. but a big part of our climate resilience is going to be having more green power, both crucially to reduce carbon emissions to hit the parcels, and also to increase capacity. and if a push for renewable energy can work in the state of texas, it can work anywhere. can work anywhere.
and that s what chris seymour was doing there. when he came across something very unnatural. to me it just looked like a hollow pile of debris. to be honest. and then he looked and he said oh my god! it s two bodies! a crime so shocking that years later they are still talking about it. i can t even imagine what was in that person s mind that evoked his violence, his rage. two young woman, who wanted them that? and why? it was a true who had done it type murder. and along with who and why was the question of why here? this was definitely something that we weren t used to or accustomed to in our town. this part of texas isn t exactly ground zero for murder. it s known more for roping, riding, and friday night
texas isn t the only state in the country where we ve seen really conservative legislation take hold, but what makes texas different is that it s usually on the forefront of pushing that legislation, and even conservative republicans here in texas will tell you that this isn t all just about political ideology, that there s something else happening here. no matter what rules you grew up, none of them are enforceable in god s kingdom. this is the private school that tim dunn founded back in 1998. this is midland bible church. tim dunn has preached here many times. he has set us free from the law. there s no condemnation for those who walk according to the
texas isn t the only state in the country where we ve seen really conservative legislation take hold, but what makes texas different is that it s usually on the forefront of pushing that legislation, and even conservative republicans here in texas will tell you that this isn t all just about political ideology, that there s something else happening here. no matter what rules you grew up, none of them are enforceable in god s kingdom. this is the private school that tim dunn founded back in 1998. this is midland bible church. tim dunn has preached here many times. he has set us free from the law. there s no condemnation for those who walk according to the spirit.