2025-07-08
14 分钟Good morning. It's Tuesday, July 8th.
I'm Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, how far can a president go to defy the budget set by Congress?
After Texas banned abortion, miscarriages are becoming more life-threatening.
And an injury and dramatic exit at Wimbledon.
But first, to Texas Hill County,
where emergency teams and volunteers continue to sift through the wreckage of the floods and are gradually bringing to light the full scale of destruction.
The death toll has now tipped over 100 and is expected to keep climbing.
Twenty-seven campers and counselors who were staying at the all-girls Camp Mystic we spoke about yesterday have been declared dead.
Asked for an estimate of the number of people still missing,
Kerrville manager Dalton Rice would only say, quote, it is a lot.
Rescue efforts have become missions of recovery, and stories of heroics, tragedy,
and sheer survival are emerging as we learn just how little time people had to react.
Four months' worth of rainfall fell in about four hours.
Local resident Doug Fuller told NBC about the terrifying moment water entered his house.
Eventually the doors burst open and we jammed ourselves in the doorway as long
as we could until eventually a large swell of water sucked us out and a neighbor who was outside as well were clinging on to a support post in front of our door and we were able to grab hands and I was able to grab my wife and we held on for about the next two hours until the waters recited and just rode it out.
It was...
Terrifying.