could still see the potential for damage with flash flooding as well. the yellow track irma, the red track, maria. maria will make a right-hand turn, at least we think so. we always wait for that turn, guys. right now we hope it s a gutter ball between bermuda and the u.s. 48. with all of the attention on maria, we seem to have forgotten for a second about hurricane jose. is that doing anything right now? yes, let me get to it. it s here on this graphic. hurricane jose, it will eventually die out in the atlantic, but right now a category 1, category 2, somewhere in there, and then dying to a category nothing in about 48 hours, but will take a long time. this is sunday. it s almost five days away now and it s still sitting in the same place making waves and wind. the waves and the rip currents across the northeast are tremendous today. stay out of the water, please. that s all you need to do. chad meyers, we will take your advance. thank you. puerto rico is bracing for a direct
take a stand against 76% of what americans think is right. several republicans and democrats including my first guest tonight, california senator harris spent the weekend making statements and tweeting strong opposition to president trump ending daca. but in trump s mind, there was the looming headline that appears in breitbart today if the president did nothing about daca, and then, of course, there was the president himself. the candidate who campaigned on ending daca had only this to say when last asked about it on friday. should d.r.e.a.m.ers be worried? we love the dreamers. the president would delay a final big decision on daca for six months, an immigration hard
liner told the new york times he s being pulled in a bunch of different directions and because he doesn t have any strong anchor or deep knowledge of the issue, he ends up sort of not knowing what to do. i think the fact that they did nothing to it suggests that they had no idea what to do. that was an assumpt
tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the coronavirus and the haunting new images tonight. a refrigerated truck called in as a mortuary reaches capacity in california. texas reporting its deadliest day. more than 10,000 people now hospitalized there. in florida tonight, more than 11,000 new cases. and tonight, dr. deborah birx now warning as infections skyrocket, deaths will follow. at the same time, the nation facing a testing crisis. houston closing testing sites due to heat. in arizona, some waiting up to ten days for results, if they re able to find a test. and president trump tonight in hard-hit florida, appearing at several events, no mask. after the first lady and this image supporting masks. and our new poll here tonight, two-thirds of americans disapprove of how the president has handled the pandemic.
the growing concern involving children tonight. doctors reporting new cases of children and that dangerous reaction. also in texas, an infant dying with t
Santander Consumer USA (SCUSA) has extended its private-label financing agreement with Stellantis through December 2025 following the latter’s recent launch of its own captive finance arm. In November 2021, Stellantis NV, formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, closed its acquisition of Texas-based subprime lender First Investors Financial Services, a $285 million deal that gave the OEM its