congresswoman cuts are, you did serve on the austin city council and you led the push for a water break ordinance acts back in 2010. your sense of why this is happening in texas, putting lives in danger for the sole purpose of owning the libs. unfortunately, governor abbott clearly has more concern for his corporate megadonor s then for people like mr. gates or people like philippe pascual who recently died on the construction site in the texas heat where 100-degree days are the norm right now. and before as many of congress, before i was in austin city council member, i was a labor organizer and in 2010 we stage a thirst strike where we stood in front of city hall and didn t drink water for hours alongside people who had the family mers die in the texas heat. we successfully got the often city council to pass respirators. we then went on to dallas to congressman across gets town and got it passed there.
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homelessness, and drug dealing going on, kind of sad. we don t have enough police officers walking the beat. sandra: tyler, the daily mail estimates in this exclusive this is costing $200 million a year, the businesses that are exiting. they are now bracing for a $1.3 billion budget deficit in five years. why aren t they waking up and doing something about it? unfortunate i think things are probably going to have to get worse before they get better, before politicians change course and i think what the clips just illustrated, the sad reality the cost disproportionately fall on lower income people. the private equity guys, the venture capital guys, they can move to houston, to dallas, miami, but who suffers are the people who lose employment when cvs and h and m and gap decide
oversell the deal before the votes because that could make it harder to win over support. tom? okay, kelly, we appreciate all that. also tonight, the memorial day holiday rush to return is on. it was a major test ahead of summer for how the airlines are handling the most passengers they ve had since before the pandemic. emilie ikeda joins us alongside the garden state parkway there. and emilie, it s moving but not too busy, huh? reporter: tom, we re seeing a decent pace right now, but pockets of the roadway really we re seeing some logjams as well. the start of the summer travel season off to a roaring start with an estimated 42 million americans crisscrossing the country for memorial day festivities. and now those travelers, the majority of them are heading home, leading to slowdowns on major roadways from philadelphia to dallas. and in the skies while there were brief ground delays and stops at several major airports because of weather, overall flying this weekend was smooth sa
from satellite and model periods from [inaudible] as well. rick: these guys are way better meteorologists than i could ever be. can you do the weather for me? absolutely. rick: i m going to let you take it from here. so we have down in the southeast, you know, that storm that was out there bringing many a lot of rain, it s it s moving a little bit over south carolina. it s weakening, but it s still rain is there, winds, cooler temperatures. now,ing we have temperatures all over the u.s. a little bit cooler down in denver and cooler down pretty much everywhere in the u.s. brownsville, texas, my family was out there a long time. for the memorial day weekend, we can see. s are warming up, so near 80. dallas is going to be a little bit warmer, but watch out down this oklahoma, they might get the risk of high temperatures and possibly tornadoes coming many at some point with thunderstorms. moving on to dallas, of course, i can focus thunderstorms up in reno, seattle are going to get g