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joe walsh is back with us this morning. joe, aside from afghanistan this week which of course has been a massive story. there were also big developments involving the investigation into the attack on the capitol earlier this year in january. house minority leader kevin mccarthy made that threat to telecommunication companies saying if they complied with records request from the committee doing the investigating when republicans are in the majority he said they would not forget. joe, we have now learned he s among the lawmakers whose phone records the panel is requesting that these telecommunications companies reserve. kaitlan, mccarthy is nervous. jim jordan is nervous. these republicans are nervous. no doubt about that. but i m struck again the language mccarthy and marjorie taylor greene and jordan and the rest of them used threatening these private companies. the government is going to come after you. man, this is not the republican party i belonged to. this is tru ....
passengers forced to jump up onto seats because the water was rising so fast. several people killed in basement apartments. and tonight, those confirmed tornadoes, including a possible ef-3. winds more than 135 miles per hour. and this evening, the new images coming in from philadelphia. evacuations still under way. people taken from a hotel just a short time ago. our team across the storm zone tonight. whit johnson, janai norman and ginger zee with what drove this. and now the concern going forward. also tonight, the supreme court overnight issuing a 5-4 ruling. the court will allow the new texas law banning most abortions to move forward. tonight, president biden calling it an unprecedented assault on women s rights. several states already using this texas law as a potential blueprint. so, what does this mean for the future of roe versus wade? rachel scott in texas, terry moran at the supreme court. the desperation growing in louisiana tonight. millions still withou ....
abc news obtaining these images showing the conditions. and the frustration growing. hundreds of thousands still without power and running low on food, clean water and fuel. news on the pandemic, and a possible delay for booster shots in the u.s. top health officials at the fda and cdc telling the white house they re not sure they can meet the president s timeline for offering that third shot. and tonight, the cdc s covid travel warning heading into the holiday weekend, especially for unvaccinated americans. overseas tonight, the terror attack in new zealand. a suspect armed with a knife stabbing at least six people in a supermarket. authorities describing him as a violent extremist. revealing he was under constant surveillance. back here at home, disgraced former cardinal theodore mccarrick in court today. the 91-year-old pleading not guilty to sex assault charges. one of the key figures in the january 6th capitol riot pleading guilty today. the so-called qanon ....
submerged. passengers forced to jump up onto seats. several people killed in basement parms. and tonight, those confirmed tornadoes, including a possible ef-3. winds more than 135 miles per hour. and this evening, the new images coming in from philadelphia. evacuations still under way. people taken from a hotel just a short time ago. our team across the storm zone tonight. whit johnson, janai norman and ginger zee with what drove this. and now the concern going forward. also tonight, the supreme court overnight issuing a 5-4 ruling. the court will allow the new texas law banning most abortions to move forward. tonight, president biden calling it an unprecedented assault on women s rights. several states already using this texas law as a potential blueprint. so, what does this mean for the future of roe versus wade? rachel scott in texas, terry moran at the supreme court. the desperation growing in louisiana tonight. millions still without electricity. the need for f ....
the 105-year weather event flooded the new york subway system. drivers in the tri-state area were trapped from highways to side streets and they ve suspended their service between washington and boston today for the entire day. new york governor hochul speaking earlier about the devastating impact. even the morning after we are still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss, simply in their cars, in their homes and basements succumbed to the brutal ravages of a brutal storm. this is the first time we ve had a flash flood event of this proportion in the city of new york and outlying areas. the president also, of course, issuing that statement. he will be speaking momentarily. the flooding also swamping the philadelphia area in bridgeport, pennsylvania. this dramatic rescue by boats of people and their pets just hours ago, and a major blow to roe v. wade. the supreme court refusing to stop a texas law that went into effect tuesday night in effect banning ....