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years and the template other states are replicating. the supreme court decided to let it stand. and while these politicians claimed republican politicians claim to be pro-life, let s get real. they re pro birth. it s easier to carry a gun in texas without license and training than it is for a woman to make a choice about her own health. these republicans only seem to heed the mantra my body, my choice. just as hospitals are being overrun with covid cases and folks with other life-threatening grimaldis are turned away at the door. what is truly concerning about the about what the supreme court did in texas is the impact it could have on other constitutional rights. and could other legal precedents such as the ruling that legalized same-sex marriage be in danger? joining me now is my colleague ruth marcus, columnist and deputy editorial page editor for the washington post. neal katyal msnbc contributor and former acting solicitor general of the united states, and ce ....
battle the wildfire. driving the wildfire closer to lake tahoe. in the southeast, homes in grand aisle was stripped down to their stilts from hurricane ida. the number nearing dead is close to 50. and the yankees and where the patriots play, show the field completely submerged by water. sandra: remarkable images there, john. to kick off the hour, in south lake tahoe. and in new or leans. and burned as surrounded by floodwaters. brian? reporter: good afternoon. we are in new jersey and the fires are still trying to be taken out by the firefighters behind me. this was a banquet hall and it exploded after a couple feet of water. you can see the firefighters trying to douse the flames. the owner opened this business in 2018 and you can imagine in 2020, it made him very difficult to host events and then, he lost his business. he s absolutely distraught. listen to him. i bet everything in my life on this property. i worked too hard. [crying] i don t know what to do. i j ....
fox and friends first starts right now. bring me a higher love bring me a higher love you are looking live at milwaukee if you re in milwaukee. thanks for always listening. you are watching fox and trends first on wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. let s begin with this. president biden joined at the top democrats calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to step down after a troubling report revealed he sexually harassed 11 women. good jenkins joins us from washington as the embattled governor refuses to resign. time to go. president biden not mincing words calling on cuomo to do the right thing after he refused to step down. i think he should resign. some embraces that were totally innocent but the attorney general decided everything s to warrant. reporter: the teacher james revealed the findings, a 5-month investigation showed cuomo kistler sexually harassed 11 women and retaliated against at least one, accusations the governor denied i ....
own childhoods. i ve been to around 20 different programs in the state of alabama. when you get in the foster care system, the main thing they do is bounce you around. tristan s mother died when he was 2. she got pregnant with me at 13, had me 14 and killed by a drunk driver when she was 16. life with his father was unstable. by the time he was 12, he it was a foster child. lori grew up with parents but had mental health challenges and rebelled as a teenager. i would sneak out the house and never nothing legal, though. i never had any legal charges done or anything. her family couldn t afford the help she needed, so when she was 15 the state stepped in. there s money to be made off of kids who have issues. tristan and lori didn t know it, but they d become part of a multi-billion dollar industry, one that promises so house, treat and rehabilitate kids. these for-profit companies some backed by private equity firms tell government they can help the most v ....
departments. cnn s martin vaf ij joining me now live from nashville. what kind of damage, i see that one building behind you, but is this widespread, just like that? reporter: it s widespread but with a limited footprint. what i mean by that is that this was not the 2010 storm that covered such a large significant part of nashville. this one s a little different, but the areas it hit, the damage is kig cant. and what it shows you is the power of water. this was flash flooding. you can see there s no water around us. that is gone. but when it was here it was able to take this building and move it a quarter of a mile. it didn t just push it. most of the contents are still inside. so that would imply that this thing pretty much floated all the way here. every home on this street, most of them, are single story homes, have been impacted by water. and now you can see the aftereffect as people try to either salvage what they can, dry out what they can, or eventually sort ....