coast. the main focus for tomorrow being really georgia into the clips. then from there that low pressure system will continue up the eastern seaboard. by late sunday, the delmarva region and the mid-atlantic, that s where the issues will be. by monday morning if you have to go to work, it s going to be a very soggy commute first thing monday for much of the northeast. very heavy rain. flooding is going to be a concern for this storm. you re talking 3 to 5 inches. coastal flooding are going to be major concerns up and down the east coast. even for areas of the northeast, you re still looking at that 3- to 5-inch rainfall totals. flooding concerns three different days, three different ranges. today the focus will be on florida. tomorrow the carolina coast into the mid-atlantic. then by monday, the main concern is going to be areas of the northeast. also talking winds. you re looking at a lot of these winds in that 30- to 60-mile-an-hour range. that could lead to trees and powe
that. in terms of where it was flying, it was well-clear of any territory in ukraine. it was international airspace over international water. thank you. nancy? thank you. during secretary austin s visit to egypt he held meetings with officials even though all press were banned from covering it. past defense chiefs when they ve been in similar situation have refused to proceed. given the biden administration has said one of its key pillars in terms of foreign policy is when presented between a choice of autocrats and democracies that it stands with democracies. can you help us understand why the secretary proceeded with those trips given the ban. our relationship with egypt is obviously an important strategic partnership. the secretary did appreciate the opportunity to meet with his counter parts and talk about that. i will tell you when it came to the press coverage of that portion having looked further into it, the egyptians lived up to what they had agreed upon. some of
recession is, and why we re not quite there yet. plus, how much longer will prices rise as supermarkets and how much more interest you pay and credit cards, cards, homes? all of that and more coming up. we are gonna begin this afternoon though with this devastating floods in eastern kentucky. governor abbott shear confirming on twitter, and at a press conference a short time ago that at least 25 people have died so far. and is warning that that number will only go up. we shear also confirmed that four children have died as a result of these floods. down from the original total of six. the federal government is pledged its support, but beshear is warning that certain rescue efforts could take weeks. nbc s maggie baskin joins us now from jackson kentucky. maggie, it has been called the worst flooding the state have ever seen. how are people dealing with this? lindsey, the short answer is, anyway they can frankly. they are in survival mode from what we have seen at this point.
the former president himself? anything is possible. all of that, plus the financial world bombshell, 11 musk dropping this last night, trying to get out of buying twitter, and the latest in to free brittney griner from russia. i will talk to the father of trevor reed who was just released from russia few months ago. right now though, across this country, americans are taking to the streets once again to stand up for their beliefs on abortion. in washington, d.c., a rally organized by the women s march organization is underway. organizations are attempting to put to protect abortion nationwide. what they re calling the summer of rage, marchers gathered this morning at franklin square before heading to the white house for a sudden. that event was given a permit for 10,000 people. in chicago, the march for life rally, described as the midwest s largest pro-life went, is that to happen this afternoon. rights relating to abortion are not guaranteed by the state constitutio
family. it is obviously well overdue. so congratulations to them. the lead with jake tapper starts right now moments ago, president biden rolled out a major new immigration policy. the lead starts right now brand new rules at the us border the president cl dmany pple can see but why now? border crossings are down, but then again, so was the president s polling and immigration also had another states charging trump allies with crimes related to a 2020 fake electors scheme. who s on the list. and what processes peter say they did ahead las fat paychecks were america ceos making almost 200 times more than their average worker billionaire entrepreneur known as mr. wonderful is here to weigh in and welcome to leave. i m jake tapper going to start this hour with the breaking news. president biden are rolling out sweeping new actions at the us-mexico border. as the president at attempts, to address one of the biggest challenges facing the united states and his reelection cam