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Speaker 1: recovery efforts continue for a third day after catastrophic flooding
Speaker 1: killed at least seventy eight people in central Texas. At
Speaker 1: an afternoon news conference, Kerr County Sheriff Larry Letha confirmed
Speaker 1: sixty eight dead in his county alone. The sheriff said
Speaker 1: forty of the victims were adults and twenty eight were children.
Speaker 1: Officials set eleven girls from a summer camp on the
Speaker 1: banks of the Guadalupe River remain missing. Texas Governor Greg
Speaker 1: Abbott said that the search and recovery efforts will continue
Speaker 1: around the clock. President Trump says he plans to be
Speaker 1: in Texas this week to visit areas of the state
Speaker 1: hardest hit by the flash flooding.
Speaker 2: Probably on Friday.
Speaker 1: We wanted to leave a little time.
Speaker 3: I would have done it today, but would just.
Speaker 4: Be in their way.
Speaker 1: The President spoke about FEMA after being questioned if he
Speaker 1: was still planning to phase the organization out.
Speaker 4: Well, FEMA is something we could talk about later. Right now,
Speaker 4: they're busy working, so we'll leave it at that.
Speaker 1: Deaths have been reported in six Texas counties, New York
Speaker 1: Congressman Tom Swazi and Nawsaw, a County Democrat, is taking
Speaker 1: aim at President Trump's newly signed, Big Beautiful Bill. Sarah
Speaker 1: Lee Kessler reports.
Speaker 2: While Republicans are celebrating President Trump's bill, which will provide
Speaker 2: four trillion dollars in tax cuts, Democratic lawmakers like Tom
Speaker 2: Swazi say Medicaid is going to take a major hit.
Speaker 3: Medicaid is a lifeline for so many people that are
Speaker 3: facing such difficult circumstances that we can't even possibly imagine.
Speaker 3: And why would we be taking health insurance and food
Speaker 3: benefits away from some of the most needy Americans.
Speaker 2: Swaz on CBS's Face the Nation on Sunday, The Trump
Speaker 2: administration claims so legislation will benefit working class Americans. I'm
Speaker 2: Sarah Lee Kessler.
Speaker 1: There's data from an organization based in Washington State showing
Speaker 1: that sixty six UFOs have been spotted in the skies
Speaker 1: over New York so far this year. There are reports
Speaker 1: of everything from zigzagging green orbs and white flying saucers
Speaker 1: chased by helicopters. I'm Rob Martyer. The remains of seven
Speaker 1: bodies have been recovered from the debris of a fireworks
Speaker 1: warehouse that exploded in northern California. The blast happened on Tuesday,
Speaker 1: about forty miles west of Sacramento, sending clouds of smoke
Speaker 1: billowing thousands of feet into the air. Yolo County officials
Speaker 1: say the warehouse was not permitted to house fireworks. The
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five measles outbreak, which began in a mostly
Speaker 1: unvaccinated community in West Texas, is turning out to be
Speaker 1: the worst since the disease was declared eradicated twenty five
Speaker 1: years ago. Data from the Center for Outbreak Response Innovation
Speaker 1: at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins University shows there have been one thousand,
Speaker 1: two hundred and seventy seven confirmed cases so far this year.
Speaker 1: That exceeds the previous peak of one thousand, two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy four for all of twenty nineteen. After seventy
Speaker 1: six years in business, a mainstay of Manhattan's meat packing
Speaker 1: district is closing its doors. Larry Koski with the story.
Speaker 4: Hector's Cafe and Diner will serve its life. On July eighteenth.
Speaker 4: It announced its closure with a sign on the door Friday.
Speaker 4: It reads, in part, thank you for your support over
Speaker 4: the years. It's been a joy to serve you and
Speaker 4: we're proud of the memories we've created together. ABC seven reports.
Speaker 4: The owners say they're making way for a new housing development,
Speaker 4: which will also displace the last meat packing business still
Speaker 4: remaining in the district.
Speaker 1: Tens of thousands of heavy metal fans showed up Saturday
Speaker 1: nights for the final performance of Ozzy Osbourne rock legend
Speaker 1: reunited with his band Black Sabbath at a packed soccer
Speaker 1: stadium in Birmingham, England, Saturday for a day long heavy
Speaker 1: metal festival called Back to the Beginning. It featured a
Speaker 1: lineup of rock luminaries playing tribute to the band Metallica.
Speaker 1: Guns n' Roses, Aerosmith, Stephen Tyler and The Rolling Stones.
Speaker 1: Ronnie Wood were among the stars performing at the events.
Speaker 1: The concert ended with a final performance by Black Sabbath
Speaker 1: and a solo performance by Ozy Journe, who was now
Speaker 1: seventy six years old. I'm Rob Martyre.