whereas houston dallas? i know both have light rail to limited success, but we have nothing here where you can travel through downtown without are no plans for any light rail. but there are extensive plans. to jump over the light rail era and go to this advanced rapid transit strategy, which is cheaper. buses on rubber wheels multiple cars but dedicated roadways so they can stay on schedule as opposed to having to wait for traffic. they have their own dedicated system. they have they come to stations where you walk from the station directly onto the bus. you don't have to climb up onto the bus. you can pay in advance and don't have to stop to put money just a card or some of the device that lets you on and they can they're more flexible and that you're not locked in to the rail forever and that and on that route you can add to it. you can they're now talking about one that would go from stone by the airport. to essentially brooks city base north south and then another that goes across from lackland across ba

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brook rogers from our cbs dallas-forth worth station has the latest. >> reporter: gunshots at dallas love field airport late this morning, dozens of passengers were inside and had gone into hiding. stopping all flights for several hours. >> it was crazy, man. because, it was like chaotic. >> all of a sudden we heard people run. >> reporter: 37-year-old portia odufuwa, who had been arrested for burglary in 2019, went into the bathroom near the southwest ticket counter, put on a hoodie and exited and began firing shots into the air. >> at this point, we don't know where exactly the individual was aiming. the most we're seeing now she was aiming at the ceiling. but there was several rounds that are found. >> reporter: a dallas police officer on scene shot her below the waist, injuring her and taking her into custody. no one else was hurt. a witness says she was yelling about her husband having an affair before she started firing. >> she was going t effing airport up," and then she basically had a hood and pulled the gun from underneath the hood, fired the first shot up. and we were just

dallas since june 2.ant really focused on with dallas, there has not been measurable rain in dallas since june 2.nt really focused on with dallas, there has not been measurable rain in dallas since june 2.t h really focused on with dallas, there has not been measurable rain in dallas since june 2. ha really focused on with dallas, there has not been measurable rain in dallas since june 2.havy focused on with dallas, there has not been measurable rain in dallas since june 2. so 50 days almost. >> i was just looking at that. it is scorched. >> it is. >> good to see you you, k45d, thank you very much. >>> and so to texas, 2ktoday wi mark 40 days of temperatures above 100 in austin.you very mu. >>> and so to texas, today will mark 40 days of temperatures above 100 in austin. and there is no end in sight as chad was just laying out. and joining me right now is austin's mayor adler. good to see you. where is your biggest concern right now? >> it is hot. and it is hot for an extended period of time. you mentioned it, this is our 40th day in a row with temperatures over 100 degrees. you know, sum

love field. >> code blue at dallas love field. somebody's shooting. >> reporter: gunshots putting the airport on lockdown. authorities ordering a temporary stop of all flights. passengers taking cover, crouching behind seats. mark anderson was at the airport when the shots rang out, describing the chaos. >> there was just a mad scramble. people got up and just tore out of this place. >> reporter: police say around 11:00 this morning, 37-year-old portia odufuwa was dropped off at the airport, entered the terminal near the southwest ticket counter, went into a bathroom, and emerged a short time later wearing a hoodie. that's when officials say she pulled out a handgun and fired several shots into the ceiling. >> our officer engages the suspect, strikes her in the lower extremities. she's taken into custody and is currently in parkland hospital. >> reporter: no word tonight on the suspected shooter's condition. police say no one else was hurt. david, the lockdown has been lifted and flights have resumed, but this is still a very acti

the newly released video of that active shooter at dallas love field. the suspect seen opening fire near the ticket counter. travelers running for cover. gio benitez with news on the suspect tonight. >>> after the prime time hearing before the american people showing where the former president was for hours, watching cable news as the capitol was under attack, tonight, the former president back in washington, talking about law and order. and his former vice president, who came within 40 feet of those rioters, mike pence, speaking today, too, a much different message. and could the former president be held accountable? rachel scott live in washington. >>> tonight, the astonishing new discovery at lake mead. a third set of human remains now. the images coming in, as water levels sink to historic lows. kayna whitworth on this again tonight. >>> the principal in uvalde now under the microscope, suspended from her job. what a new report now reveals, what leaders in the school allegedly knew about broken door locks, about propped doors, among other concerns.

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now to a scary incident that could have turned tragic at dallas' love field. police say a 37-year-old woman fired several gunshots, possibly into the ceiling, near the southwest airlines ticket counter. a nearby officer shot and wounded her. brookrogers from our cbs dallas-forth worth station has the latest. >> it looks like we have a scene on the west side of the airfield. it looks like a shooting close by. >> reporter: gunshots at dallas love field airport late this morning, doesn't passengers are inside and on of out into hiding. , stopping all flights for several hours. >> it was crazy, man. because, it was like chaotic. >> all of a sudden we heard people run. >> reporter: 37-year-old portia odufuwa, who had been arrest forward burglary in 2019, went into the bathroom near the southwest ticket counter, put on a hoodie and exited and began firing shots into the air. >> at this point, we don't know where exactly the individual was aiming. the most we're seeing now she was aiming at the ceiling. but there was several rounds that are found. >> reporter: a dall

dallas. she has the latest now on the investigation. >> airport passengers taking cover on the ground of dallas love field monday morning. chaos and confusion erupting shortly before noon when police say a 37 year-old woman walked into the airport near ticketing, then went straight to the bathroom exits. the restroom. >> now that she's either put up some sort of putting on or some other different type of clothing that you have to walk in. at some point simultaneously. one of our officers in the area she produces a handgun and begins firing. dallas. police say the woman fired off several rounds into the ceiling before that officer took action, shooting her below the waist and taking her into custody. dallas love field saying this in a statement and evacuation and shelter in place commenced as dpd investigated, confirmed and neutralized the single shooter threat. >> authorities say the suspects were the only wall to wall people after the shooting. swarms of passengers waiting for tsa to reopen

dallas has had 30 days above 100 degrees. even little rock, believe it or not, has had 13. so the advisories here were also extended sunday into today for the east coast, but they have allowed to expire with the exception of southern maryland there. but the good news is we're not seeing temperatures like this. yesterday, boston, 100 degrees. broke a nearly 90 year record from 1933. newark, 102. five straight days above 100. that has never happened since records started there in 1931. now, temperatures are much better now. low 80s, upper 70s, 77 in d.c. and this is why. when you have a ridge of high pressure with that kind of heat, it ends with a tremendous bang of thunderstorms, but these thunderstorms mainly produce damaging winds. thousands still without power, parts of the ohio valley into the great lakes. the storms that moved through did cause problems. we still have a watch to the north until 8:00. down to the south until 10:00. we have a ground stoppage right now at jfk. earlier storms moved through with delays at laguardia, newark as well. a few warnings now as you

. >>> staying in texas, fire crews were put to the test outside dallas as flames destroyed or damaged more than two dozen homes. the hot, dry conditions there mirrored the severe weather in other parts of the country. this morning, the extreme heat blanketing much of the country is drastically increasing the wildfire risk. this small grass fire outside dallas quickly spread monday destroying at least nine homes and damaging more than 15. the temperature in the area was 104 at the time. in california, more than 2,500 firefighters are battling the oak fire, the state's largest wildfire of the year burning more than 17,000 acres so far. >> fire was coming quickly. i have two children. >> the oak fire has forced more than 6,000 people to evacuate. this is the third wildfire in the area in just the past two weeks. ginger zee is there. >> we are in exceptional drought, the highest level. a megadrought that absolutely has to do with why these fuels burn so quickly in a fire like the oak fire, but you can't leave out climate change. a recent study says by the year 2050 we could see more uncon

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brook rogers from our cbs dallas-forth worth station has the latest. >> reporter: gunshots at dallas love field airport late this morning, dozens of passengers were inside and had gone into hiding. stopping all flights for several hours. >> it was crazy, man. because, it was like chaotic. >> all of a sudden we heard people run. >> reporter: 37-year-old portia odufuwa, who had been arrest ard rglary in 2019, went into the bathroom near the southwest ticket counter, put on a hoodie and exited and began firing shots into the air. >> at this point, we don't know where exactly the individual was aiming. the most we're seeing now she was aiming at the ceiling. but there was several rounds that are found. >> reporter: a dallas police officer on scene shot her below the waist, injuring her and taking her into custody. no one else was hurt. a witness says she was yelling about her husband having an affair before she started firing. >> she was going to "blow the effing airport up," and she basically had a hood and pulled the gun from underneath the hood, fired the first shot up. and we were ju

a woman allegedly opens fire inside a busy airport in dallas. what she apparently yelled before sending passengers running for safety. >>> back in washington, why former president trump is returning to our nation's capitol for the first time since leaving office. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm wendy gillette. anne-marie green is off. >>> firefighters are making progress against the biggest wildfire in california this year. crews say they have slowed t spread of the oak fire, which is burning near yosemite national park.acuate. smoke has drifted more than 200 miles away, reaching parts of nevada and the san francisco bay area. trun trinity chavez is in new york with the latest details, trinity, good morning. >> reporter: hi, wendy. weeks of high heat and little rain are being blamed for several wildfires in the united states. the biggest one, firefighters believe they're finally starting t get under control. the oak fire now for the fifth consecutive day. in a statement released last night, cal fire said it wa

sell me on dallas. because i've never been to dallas. is it the brisket? is it the cowboys? what should i look forward to the most? >> well, i find whenever i tell people i'm from dallas, they say, "oh, i love austin. the. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: how does-- how does dallas feel about, like, the other, like, well-known cities? are you guys jealous of the attention that austin gets? >> ah, you know, i think it's sort of like sibling rivalry. like, austin is the cool, youngest sibling who is, like, free-wheeling and fun. and dallas is sort of buttoned up and a little -- >> stephen: and houston is the troubled middle dismield # ( laughter ) >> yes. >> stephen: you follow the cowboys? >> i did in 1994. so, yeah. >> stephen: quality year, quality year. have you ever sung the national anthem at a cowboy's game? >> no, but i've been trying to. >> stephen: and they have yet to take you up on your offer? >> they have never taken me up on my offer. >> stephen: cowboys, right over here. cowboys, cowboys, you're passing up an enormous opportunity here. you can save money be

in dallas county, temperatures peaked at 109 this week, dallas county had its first heat related death, a 66-year-old woman, showing just how dangerous this heat can be. that's pushing more -- the agency that creates those regulations, it could take up to seven years or even longer to put in place, so right now a lot of agencies, organizations, are taking things into their own hands and implementing some precautions to make it safer. we spoke with tony hartselle, who's with the texas department of transportation. here's what they're doing. >> we are used to working at 100 degrees. but when it continues for a few days, a few weeks, even a few months, that is when we start to pay attention. and look closely at our workers and our road waste. in this case, some of our workers are coming in earlier, we are going to 4:10 hour days so they are not out in the heat every day. >> this area has seen 27 days in the triple digits. that is very uncommon. usually just seven for this time of year. entering the hardest part of the year now as well. it poses the threat through infrastructure as well. j

scary moments for passengers at dallas love field airport. the area you see behind me there is where people get dropped off. that is where the immediate ticket counters, of course, southwest airlines, one of the prominent airlines that flies out of dallas love field. dallas police chief a short while ago briefed reporters on what happened. a woman rwas dropped off 11:00 a.m. central time, walked into the terminal, went into a bathroom and changed clothes, perhaps putting on a hoodie or something. a change of clothes. emerged from the bathroom and started firing. listen to a little bit from the police chief here who just briefed reporters. they did not take any questions, but this is what he told us a short while ago. >> she produces a handgun and begins firing. at this point, we don't know where exactly the individual was aiming. the most of what we're seeing now, she was aiming at the ceiling. >> reporter: we're told by dallas police that as the woman started firing, a dallas police officer then shot the woman in the, as they described it, t

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dallas hitting 109, as did oklahoma city. dodge city, kansas, setting a new record at 107 across the pond, the usually temperate uk hitting an all-time record high, 104 degrees, bending and breaking train rails that's how hot it was. >>> fires near london prompting a tweet from the mayor, warning fire units are under immense pressure, please be safe our team in place at home and abroad to cover it all first, sam brock from dallas >> reporter: canvassing the country tonight, an unbearable heat wave. records primed to be smashed. >> i feel like i'm on the sun. >> reporter: nearly 200 million people experiencing highs today above 90 degrees. 40 million, above triple digits. some parts of the u.s. reaching supremely sweltering levels. parts of california, the central plains, and texas, with highs ranging from 105 to 113. those particularly vulnerable to heat-related illness, children and the elderly. >> the heat is undefeated against those who are unprepared and don't take it seriously. >> reporter: in some communities, emergency

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the 2nd candidate is dallas, alabama, who has a strong backing of the opposition and also the backing of some members of the ruling party which is out did president waterbury box as party as a phoebe. and the 3rd candidate is the left. as a leader, i don't know, mar desinik here. now if we talk realistically, the risk is actually between the 1st 2 leaders under victor, my singer and dallas, alabama. but i will be promising a hot support of gauss president roger process party. but some of the members are supporting dallas as well, who also has a, the united support of the opposition. so it's a close contact at close contacts at the moment. so we have to wait for the waiting to get over. it's a charged atmosphere, of course, among the public. what is the mood life there? would you say ahead of this phone? read the mood actually, if you can see behind me, this is the old parliament or the president presidential secretary, where i'm standing right now. there the large group of people who have gathered and there is a screen which has been put up here where the live stream of water in the p

and while those heat emergencies are going to continue on the east coast for the coming days, dallas is getting at least a 24 hour reprieve, the high temperatur tomorrow expected to fall to about a hundred. norah. >> o'donnell: not much of a reprieve, kris van cleave, thank you. we have breaking news just coming in. an american airlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing after severe turbulence. cbs news transportation correspondent he roll barnett is here. i understand eight people have been hospitalized. >> that's right, this is really unusual, norah, details still coming in us to, good evening but what we know is several people aboard an american airlines flight were injured after that aircraft experienced extreme turbulence. the plane leaving tampa, nashviy a direct route but it encountered a massive storm system. we can show you on the radar how flight 3609llt avoing t storm system over the panhandle. the flight has now landed in birmingham, alabama. american airlines confirming six passengers and two crew have brn evaluated for what they describe as nonsevere injuries.

lauren not a scare at the dallas love field airport today. police say woman. >> fired several gunshots in the air before she was shot by a police officer. this is video here. people taking cover in the terminal. >> happened around 11:00am dallas time police identified the suspect is a 37 year-old woman. they say she was dropped off at the airport and then walked inside the terminal. exits. the restroom. now that she's either put up some sort of hoodie on or some other different type of clothing that you have to walk in. >> at some point simultaneously, one of our officers in the area she produces a handgun and begins firing. >> as that guy used to be the police chief in san jose now working in dallas, officials say normal operations at the airport there in dallas have resumed it. ukraine is reporting that 2 russian missile struck the southern port of the deaths over the weekend. video shows firefighters working on a burning boat surrounded by heavy black smoke. >> but state broadcaster said the missile strike did not cause significant damage.

that's because the high temperature in dallas hasn't dipped below 90 since june 4th. it's been 46 days without rain. and all of that is just fuelling the fire danger. firefighters continue to brave temperatures hovering around 110, battling 18 active wildfires burning across texas, threatening 1200 homes. drought conditions driven by weeks of triple digit heat are turning the lone star state into a tinderbox. >> i just think about all the loss. it's like my birthright has just been burnt up. >> reporter: it's so hot, texas trains are slowing down. the dallas dart system capping speeds at 30 miles an hour. >> by reducing the speeds, we're able to ensure safety of both our passengers and for light rail vehicles. >> reporter: all city libraries are now acting as cooling centers. >> the heat is horrible. you try to find shade where you can, ac wherever you can. >> reporter: now the weather pattern slow roasting the midwest is moving east. a power outage in medford, massachusetts cut off ac to thousands, and nearby boston is under a heat emergency. in new york city, temper

casey stegall is live in dallas. casey, every year this time of year the system gets stressed and this year is proving no different. and casey can't hear me. casey, are you there? >> i can hear you. >> oh, you can hear me, good. >> john, sorry, some i.f.b. issues. but north american electric reliability council, it oversees a lot of the public utilities and their grids and that agency warns that over half of the united states is at an elevated risk for these blackouts. >> there's no question that extreme weather events are creating greater demand for electricity in this country, primarily through air-conditioning load. >> jim mathison is a former utah congressman and current energy cooperative executive. >> you've got this circumstance where reliability is put into question by this increased demand where at the same time, reducing our supply. >> the combination was flagged in a power utility watchdog's summer reliability assessment. >> this recent report highlights the need to stop shutting down existing capacity. >>

in these dallas. rick calk, one of the divers who pulled the plane out of the, lake was also a detective, and he was assigned to find jerry. he knew about the phone booth. >> there would've been much of a guarantee he'd go back to that same phone booth. in my sheriff was not about to send me down to texas to sit on a phone booth for an unspecified number of hours, days, weeks, months. he was an 18 or 17 year old kid. he got all the way to texas somehow and disappeared. >> i thought he was under a cactus someplace. >> a reasonable assumption, one would think. it was like the guy just didn't exist. months pass, ten years. they kept looking but wouldn't rapidly diminishing expectations. jerry did non contact anyone, as far as they could tell. >> i was not sure he was not in mexico. he certainly could've been. >> what's the point of trying to chase around, after a ghost? >> well, that's my job. >> by 1990, one nine years after the crash, deputy jim dupont had become the elected sheriff, and jerry ambrozuk

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this all happened at 11:00 this morning dallas time. police say the woman was dropped off at the airport near the southwest ticket counter. she went into a restroom and changed clothing. then she started firing a handgun after she left the restroom. officers were this the area and shot her. she was taken to the hospital. no one else was heard. here's the police chief and current dallas police chief garcia. >> we wanted to insure our community knows this is not an act i situation. we want to make sure our community knows there are no other passengers, family members or people in the airport that have been victims. >> we've been monitoring this situation on social media. you can see this video here. people were hiding under seats once they heard the gunfire. right now as you heard, there's no ongoing threat. that person that tweeted this video says things at airport are back to normal. we're going to continue to monitor the situation throughout the day. we'll have updates on our website, nbc bay area.com. >>> we're streaming live on roku,

or dallas. i sort of was sideline due to the time of the roger boxes. he's, he's not obviously, as a cat is magic as mine that i did park so as forceful. but he does have a silent support. what we're hearing from the sergeant ray mendoza. cam is that the reason for him we're drawing is that there is an agreement that has been reached between sergeant ray with us in dallas, alabama, basically that such a grandmother will back. i'll happy rumors bid for presidency on the basis that when, if and when he becomes president, he would then call on sergeant bremar dasa to form a government and make him prime minister. meanwhile, the acting president, runner, vicar massena, are basically expects that support of the s l b p. but all is not are sort of well there either. so this is the background in which that election in parliament will take place on wednesday. still ahead on al jazeera and you report offers oblique assessment of the say to the environment in australia. ah, ah, the journey has begun the fee for wold copies on its way to a castle book. your travel

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or dallas. i sort of was sideline due to the time of the roger boxes. he's, he's not obviously as a carries magic as mine, the roger pox o as forceful, but he does have a silent support. what we're hearing from the sergeant prima dasa cam is that the reason for him withdrawing is that there is an agreement that has been reached between sergeant ray madison, dallas, alabama, basically that such a claim without a will back a lobby, rumors bid for presidency on the basis that when, if and when he becomes president, he would then call on sergeant bremar dasa to form a government and make him prime minister. meanwhile, the acting president, runner, vicar massena, are basically expects that support of the s l p p. but all is not. are sort of, well there either. so this is the background in which that election in parliament will take place. on wednesday, the number of people known to have died after a boat capsized and central pakistan has more than double to 50 local governments. as the vessel was overloaded when it sank in a river and studied about district,

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therefore dallas it cools off, should we say less hot? 38 degrees still plenty hot enough then as we go on through thursday. but there's that plume of heat right across central parts of a north american is still very much in evidence. there's that next batch of showers just around the upper midwest. pushing a little further east. we're still got some wet weather down towards the southeast corner of faith in carolina's atlanta and pushing across into florida and still a few showers. they're welcome. she has a suspect down towards the desert southwest, but for the west coast. dry and generally not on the warm side as such, but 21 celsius in san francisco. as not too bad, not too bad across the caribbean as well. we've got the sunshine and showers, heavier showers, again, going to be across santa western side of the region. nicaragua, costa rica, in particular, pushing down towards panama, seeing some live issues where to where the coming into the eastern al is running right. the way in the hispaniola. ah, oh, oh oh, wherever you go in the w

that's what it will feel like in wichita 111 in dallas. 110 little rock. 107 baton rouge. not much relief in sight as we go into the end of the week with temperatures in the 90s in new york, washington, nashville, and st. louis and it is going to last like that right on into next week. and for our friends in the uk and parts of europe, we're talking 102 in leone, 105 in paris. london 101 their all time record 102, july 25th, 2019 here in the northeast, strong storms pushing in airport delays from boston down to washington as this system pushes through. 19 million people at risk for severe weather from portland all the way down to roanoke. >> al, thank you this severe weather is certainly underscoring the increasing role of climate change and the challenges america faces in trying to combat it. anne thompson has that story. >> reporter: as the nation swelters through the heat wave, any immediate climate action is on the ropes after two stinging defeats. democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia today defending his decision to block president biden's climate legislat

. >> dallas and oklahoma city both forecast to hit highs above 105 today. >> summers can be hot in texas, but this is unlike anything that i have seen. >> the extreme heat is not helping firefighters in texas who are battling brush fires. the chalk mountain fire burned thousands of acres yesterday, and a fast moving fire destroyed homes. firefighters are asking people to be cautious. >> be careful with sparks. be careful with any kind of fire if you're outside. follow burn bans. >> in paris, arkansas, some

dallas. police say the woman fired off several rounds into the ceiling before that officer took action, shooting her below the waist and taking her into custody. dallas love field saying this in a statement and evacuation and shelter in place commenced as dpd investigated, confirmed and neutralized the single shooter threat. >> authorities say the suspects were the only wall to wall people after the shooting. swarms of passengers waiting for tsa to reopen and witnesses inside whose flights were canceled say they'll try again >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. still to come, researchers are taking a look at long covid and how it affects kids says the symptoms they say. >> your child could experience long after technically recovery. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a se

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we've got 110 in the forecast for dallas today. 109 in lubbock. these numbers will be close to record levels, and this heat wave is expanding into the plains, into the interior west. below normal rainfall, negative agricultural impacts, added stress on livestock, we got a lot of problems out there in the west. meantime, dangerous winds in the northern plains will cause high-profile vehicles to have issues on the roadways. be careful out there. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, the federal investigation into conditions at amazon warehouses. >>> also ahead, new information about a major heist in california. up to $150 million in jewelry and gems missing. >>> and later, kfc making a change to its chicken to attract younger customers. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accide

but trevor ault first from dallas. >> reporter: sweltering summer getting even hotter, breaking records and threatening lives for millions. dallas bracing for possible record. >> 108 to 109, and record high ton 10. >> reporter: 60 million americans facing heat alerts from north dakota to texas. officials in texas hoping the power grid can hold, forecast today all-time high of demand. no measurable rain past weeks, asking families to conserve water, too. >> experiencing stress on the system because of peak demands with peak weather conditions. >> reporter: more people die in extreme heat than any other kind of weather. some cities had more 100-plus degree days than normally do all summer. cumulative heat has health officials worried. ring camera catching a ups driver collapses in scottsdale, arizona, eventually ringing bell and staggering away. ups says that driver is okay. david, here in texas the power grid is holding up, but temperatures around 110, energy demand 97% capacity. >> extraordinary. several days of this ahead. trevor, thank you. not just the u.s., across europe oppressive

i was on a podcast with this -- this week in -- what a minister in dallas. that was one of the reasons i was interested in learning. he told his own abortion story about being part of an unintended pregnancy. every time we stand up and say when you talk about abortion, you talk about me, it reduces the stigma and staying -- shame that has existed. i had an abortion and i talk about it all the time. number three, get close to -- dixson. represent you and if they are not speaking about the issue, poke them and if they don't, run against him -- them. get on the streets. this will happen if people get on the streets and save we will not live in the country where people do not have rights. number five, both in number six, put this arena trying to use --. -- training to use. no one is coming to save us. [applause] this is the time to do something that scares you. as mother jones said, i am not a humanitarian, i am a hellraiser. if you need information -- will close with the story. i came to austin to speak at a rally. there were thousands of people and amazing fin

the dallas police department releasing footage. a woman dressed in black approached the ticket counter and said she had an announcement to make. then she started firing bullets into the ceiling. officer ronald on the right ordered her to drop her gun but she then pointed it at him and another bystander. he immediately fired his weapon and shot the woman before she could shoot anyone. herein is from a different angle. the officer got behind a ticket kiosk then came right at the suspect and bring her down as everyone else scatters. the dallas police chief says he would give that officer a metal today if he could. >> i can't teach bravery or courage. we can do all the training in the world to prepare for these type of events but it when it comes down to it, it's about sheer bravery and courage. in situations like we had yesterday, our men and women must also be warriors. that is what officer cronin was. >> the woman underwent surgery for her wounds and is now in stable condition. according to officers she has a lengthy criminal record