country are waiting for a court decision that could change their lives and put them at risk of deportation. there are fears an appeals court could rule daca illegal. also this hour, we ll get the latest from cain ukraine, where forces have broken through from the south pushing russians. moscow claims it has annexed. a new report details systemic abuse within the women s national soccer league. we begin with our top story this morning. in florida where right now it is a race against time. for first responders to rescue people in hard-hit communities in the wake of hurricane ian, six days after this monster storm decimated the gulf coast. and while some have lost everything they own, others are expressing gratitude for their safety. my colleague kerry sanders spoke to a woman who is relieved to find her father alive in the wake of the devastation. there s no words. the destruction is mind bog thing, but just know that our loved ones are okay, that s most important thing
stockton in california, and six were shot and killed and all men ranging from early 20s to late 50s, and five of the men hispanic. and the police released this person of interest photo, and are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. and then the release coming two days earlier than the dead light set by the group that calls themselves vice society. they released information that included social security numbers, and the full extent is unclear. they have hacked schools and colleges this year according to cyber experts. the systematic verbal and sexual misconduct in women s professional soccer. the abuse occurred on multiple
country are waiting for a court decision that could change their lives and put them at risk of deportation. there are fears an appeals court could rule daca illegal. also this hour, we ll get the latest from cain ukraine, where forces have broken through from the south pushing russians. moscow claims it has annexed. a new report details systemic abuse within the women s national soccer league. we begin with our top story this morning. in florida where right now it is a race against time. for first responders to rescue people in hard-hit communities in the wake of hurricane ian, six days after this monster storm decimated the gulf coast. and while some have lost everything they own, others are expressing gratitude for their
verbal and mental abuse and sexual misconduct not only placed at the highest levels of soccer in the professional league, but it found the verbal abuse began in youth soccer leagues and desensitized both, players and coaches to this kind of abuse, and as the women rose through the ranks, the abuse became not just verbal but also emotional and ultimately sexual. the national women s soccer league put out a statement after this report yesterday and it says in part, we know we must learn from and take responsibility for the painful lessons of the past in order to move the league into a better future, but right now, josé, nobody knows exactly what that future is. thank you so very much. that wraps up the hour for me. i am josé diaz-balart.
teams at every level of the sport, the report says. what can you tell us about this report? josé, this report is shocking and detailed. it s 300 pages long. in it, it reveals a really ugly story about the national women s soccer league, and a story that involved abuse and complaints of abuse that were ignored. it was not that the players didn t tell people, they did, but the teams and the league, everyone, ignored what was going on. the report makes the point that perhaps their complaints were ignored because the league was operating on, basically, a shoestring. it was really close to fail, and they were worried that would cause it to go under, and now it s facing a black eye, and it s saying not only was the