think it s great what you re doing is we ll all be tuning in. thank you so much. you were one of the first person i called to, let s say, educate mist about the music world. so thank you for being there for me. thank you for doing it, and we re all going to see what you re doing. the culture part matters. that s why zelenskyy spoke at the grammys. there are all ways we can engage. we ll be watching, nicole. thank you. thank you, friend. absolutely. welcome to the beat, everyone. as just nicole and i were you discussing there are many, many things going on in the world, and in america we re following several stories for you tonight. we ll begin with our lead story, the reaction to the fall of roe and what is happening around the country. later, i have to tell you, we have a big story coming up, another big trump coup plotter facing a search by the feds. that s new breaking today. this time it is one of the donald trump s most controversial lawyers and aides ever and,
minneapolis, blocked by debris. water gushing out the sides. officials warning residents to be ready to evacuate. more evacuations in iowa. entire neighborhoods under water. the bridge connecting two states collapsing. also the dangerous heat shifting south. 59 million people under alerts. plus, the new storms and derecho threat. also tonight, new video showing three israeli hostages being abducted, including an american. his parents speaking out why they wanted the video released. just three days until the first 2024 presidential debate. joe biden facing off with donald trump. inside the final preparations for their highly anticipated clash. our nbc news exclusive. two years after roe v. wade was overturned. five women who sued the state of texas speaking out. the surfing legend and actor killed off hawaii in an apparent shark attack. what we re learning. the fearless teen takes us inside a deadly ef-4 tornado, with winds topping 300 miles an hour. and the fast t
Blatantly obviously wrong in that decision as well as over time is, quote, breathtakingly arrogant. numbers though 1 in 4 women have an abortion by age 45 in america. but this doesn t even impact all women equally. experts, as we ve noted from the top of the show, say women of color are most impacted professor melissa murray says for poor women, women of color, women who lack the resources to travel, it s been especially grim. for alabama women who already have a maternal mortality rate triple white women, those numbers could increase by a third. none of those numbers are true. just as so many people lied through this, so many of the justices have as well. greenhouse draws on her own history, own career, and notes that before roe, in 1970, quote, more than 90% of abortions in new york hospitals were
Brown, thinking to make art requires a lot of audacity and confidence because what you are motivated, what you see. so cool. joining me is the host of nomad carlton mccoy. congratulations on the new show. good to be here. it feels like your entire life trained you perfectly for this, for your grandmother, to education, everything. it was a very organic journey, you know. i grew up with an enormous admiration for food and food culture, and when it became a career, instead of something we did at home, i learned that there was enormous amount of history, spent thousands of years that went into the creation of some of those dishes. and when my career gave me the opportunity and the resources to travel, i got to explore that. and what i realized was that much like myself, everyone had been raised with their own unique sort of perspective on the world and i sort of just created this hunger for learning, how they saw the