exactly 16 years after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans. we ll get the latest forecast and talk to one of the heroes of katrina, retired lieutenant generous he will honore. 13 were killed by a suicide bomber, they come home with the president there to receive them. thousands took to the strd to demand federal action on voting rights. house majority whip james clyburn is here to explain the next steps. i m jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. we begin this morning tracking hurricane ida with wind speeds now just a few miles per hour away from becoming a category 5 hurricane. the powerful storm is expected to slam into louisiana within the next few hours, possibly causing catastrophic damage on the 16th anniversary of katrina. with winds at 150 miles per hour, the governor of louisiana put the storm in context with this dire warning. we can sum it up by saying this will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in louisiana since at least
vaccine brought closer to home offer. to make sure they get the opportunity to have the vaccine, and the opportunity to consent to do that. so that s just one example of how this has improved, but there is so far to go for the nhs to really get the value out of the darter. data. the country has got used to dashboards now. from daily briefings. how do you see that playing out moving forward outside of the pandemic, do you think that information will continue to be available? there are huge strides forward we need to keep pushing on. using data for research purposes for new treatments, get them fast to people. using data to make sure we can better manage things and have better coordinated delivery of care for instance. using data to take preventative action to stop people getting ill. we will launch a data strategy for the department that will set this out in detail. when you planned that? in the next few weeks. we made big strides but there is a lot further to go. would
his cash crunch is not the only reason he is a national security threat. susan rights is here to discuss this and more. the supreme court will hear arguments this week on which is used in more than half of all abortions. the third-party threat, the presidential candidates that will not take the election but could have a impact on the november election. why democrats are preparing a aggressive counterattack. our panel will sound off on the political news of the week. this is the sunday show. trump is staring down a expensive deadline and time is running out. the self-proclaimed billionaire has less than 24 hours to post bond for a civil fraud judgment of more than 450 million. if he fails to cough up the cash, the attorney general could seize the former presidents assets including some of his most prized properties. despite his social media bluster about having almost 500 million in cash we should listen to his lawyers who said his ability to pay the bond is a practica
along the coastline a once busy town lays lifeless. what lahaina is nothing but ashes. officials are combing through what is tloeft find the dead. what is left to find the dead. there is a lot of loss here and we are going to see higher numbers as our professionals and maui fire and police to theirjob. for those who survived, hope can be found in prayer. people have gathered in makeshift churches to provide support. before we come to church, we are like. why did this happen? but today, you know, because of his words, the pastor, it brings me more. i feel more comfortable and more at peace. but questions are being asked why residents were not warned about the fires. were early warning systems used or did they malfunction? everyone said the same . thing, we had no warning, no evacuation notice. so a lot of people i were not prepared. by the time they find i out it was time to go, it was almost too late. there is a review under way to work out what happened. it will take years f