president? alisyn in. exactly the person to ask we have next. thank you very much. joining us now is democratic congresswoman, a member of the judiciary committee holding today s hearing. thanks for joining us. i know you have a busy morning. let s talk about what suzanne just teed up there about what to expect. pundits expect fireworks. and the reason they expect fireworks is because on your committee does sit some quite vociferous members of congress who are big president trump supporters. matt gates. he led the charge to disrupting some of the attacks weeks ago. and we have andy biggs who himself is sort of telegraphing what might happen. listen to what he said on fox tv this weekend. it s a bunch of brawlers sometimes. it should get pretty hot and under the collar as we go along.
pushing up air from the gulf of mexico. so we will continue to watch the rainfall today. i think beaumont, port arthur, you are in trouble today, eight to ten more inches for you. washington houston, texas, about three to four inches and new orleans about three to five inches today. that s it so far. alisyn in. chad, thank you very much. we ll check back with you or. our next guess kay beard lost her home to katrina in 2005 and relocated ed td to dickinson, . she had to evacuate her home. she s back to new orleans to stay with her mother and kate joins us now. how are you doing this morning? hi good morning. i m okay. doing better today than i have the last two days. yes, we can imagine. what was it like in your home in texas as you saw the floodwaters rise and you had to get out? i evacuated before it happened. you heard the alerts. i did. you decided to get out? yes, i did, yes, because
only $1,500 a pair. bill: 3 millions minutes paefpaef. bill: 30 minutes past the hour, hosni mubarak in trial now, wheeled into the courtroom, and, new developments in the case of a missing indiana university student, the fbi said to be looking into a landfill nearby for signs of 20-year-old lauren spierer in bloomington and 2 dozen carpeters joined the work stoppage at the world trade center, said to be showing support with hundreds of concrete and cement workers negotiating a new contract and, coming up on one month and a week away from the ten-year anniversary of 9/11. alisyn: meanwhile, we want to tell you about breaking news, right now, we have brand new polling, just in, to our newsroom on the debt ceiling deal, according to rasmussen reports, only 22% of people
accident in the dallas area shutting down interstate 35. the driver of the rig was killed when the truck rolled over, spilling cargo of dog food all over that highway. a pop was heard before the crash, possibly a blown tire on the 18-wheeler. alisyn: we are awaiting test results on the body of celina cass. she vanished from her new hampshire home last week and monday divers pulled her body from a river less than a mile from her house. based on official observation of miss caaa body in and out of the water we determined that death was suspicious and that s why we launched a criminal investigation and we continue to go forward with that investigation. i can t tell you at this
actually approve of this deal. and, most doubt that it will cut future spending. 53% disapprove though deal, and 22% say they don t know. let s bring in scott rasmussen for context. great to see you. great to see you. alisyn: any surprise your respondents don t know what to make of the deal after all of the back and forth. people have really not believed much of what they heard coming out of washington, in the last few weeks. they expect the ceiling to be raised and always expected it wouldn t do much and are not terribly surprised, but, republicans and unaffiliated voters are opposed to the deal by a 4-1 margin. very strong opposition, democrats, pretty evenly divided, 34% of democrats favor the deal and 40% are opposed. and, we find the same mix ideologically, liberals evenly divided and conservatives hate it. alisyn: and, you asked how likely is it the debt ceiling