Your World Tonight Texas floods, The psychology of drunk driving, Swimming in the Seine, and more
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Jul 5, 2025 A catastrophic flash flood in Texas leaves over 30 dead, with many missing, prompting urgent relief efforts. The dangers of drunk driving are highlighted through a recent accident in Toronto, raising awareness about this ongoing risk. In Paris, swimming is making a comeback in the River Seine after a century-long ban due to pollution, much to the locals' delight. Plus, hear inspiring stories from a dance school in Mumbai’s slum and advancements in AI for wildlife research.
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Texas Flash Flood Tragedy
- A flash flood in Texas killed at least 32 people and swept away over 20 girls from a summer camp.
- Rescuers conducted over 800 rescues using helicopters, boats, and human chains in response.
Weather Cuts Impact Flood Warnings
- Forecast failures for the Texas flash floods might be linked to cuts in the U.S. National Weather Service.
- Some experts predicted that such cuts could lead to missed critical forecasts.
Judy Wells' Drunk Driving Story
- Judy Wells drank and drove for 22 years despite her brother dying in a drunk driving accident.
- She stopped after a serious incident on a business trip and has been sober for 33 years.