A CHALLENGE was made to Texas’ abortion ban (Shutterstock).

A Texas ban on abortion was ruled too restrictive on women with serious complications in pregnancy by a judge on Friday. However that injunction was stopped by an appeal to the Texas Supreme Count, according to the Associated Press.

Judge Jessica Mangum had ruled that it was legal for physicians to end a pregnancy if it created a risk of infection, or in cases when the fetus is unlikely to survive after birth.

The case was the first brought by a woman denied an abortion since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which had created a constitutional right to an abortion in 1973.

Wells Fargo deposits disappeared

A “technical issue” is being blamed for instances in which Wells Fargo bank customers’ deposits “disappeared.”

The New York Times reports that the company said that on Saturday the problem had been fixed.

“A limited number of customers were unable to see recent check deposit transactions on their accounts. All accounts have been resolved and are showing accurate balances and transactions. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience,” said the company in a posting.

Reports of the missing deposits began surfacing on Thursday.

“Severe weather” heads for eastern U.S.

TORNADO in Oklahoma in 1999 (Wikipedia).

Meteorologists are predicting that some “severe weather” is going to hit eastern parts of the United States in the coming days.

United Press International reports that stormy weather should hit eastern Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and perhaps have an impact as far south as the Atlanta area on Sunday.

By Monday an area stretching from Buffalo in the north to Chattanooga in the the Upper South could be subject to flooding, isolated tornadoes, and winds gusting up to 70 miles an hour.

Sports: Angels host M’s; LAD in SD

The Los Angeles Angels will try to snap their four-game losing streak Saturday evening when they host the Seattle Mariners.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are just down the freeway visiting the San Diego Padres. Check later for results in our Sports Final.

OC Weather: Existing in the Eighties

Temperatures for our West Orange County continue in the Eighties and will do so for weeks. The forecast for Sunday is for  a daytime high of 88 with an overnight low of 65 under partly cloudy skies. Monday will be similar but a bit cooler at 85 (64) followed by mostly sunny weather with a high of 83 (66).