nude body painting on anna maria island? here. >> but, sabine did what had to be done, it could be a tough business. and with the economy begin to tank in 2008. but once was sunny and light, was gray with worry. sabine and tom were in trouble. neighbor barbara hines -- >> the real estate market folded. i knew from sabine, not from tom, that they were highly leveraged. >> please call me for a reservation. >> and while sabine use your marketing skills to try to keep the hotel afloat. she and tom couldn't do the same for the marriage. after more than a decade, as husband and wife, they were that in name only. but what they did not do was divorce or divide of the business. >> they were always still good friends. very good friends. >> as the romance, fight the marriage front? >> the romance part kind of -- >> maybe romance changed. >> it certainly did, as a detectives couldn't help but discover, tom and sabine had taken up with other people, both of them. he, with a woman he'd known quite a while, she was a local artist, who once

it all happened yesterday near ana maria island. first responders say they did exactly the right thing, with deputies eventually rescuing the pair. when it comes to rip currents, you're supposed to stay calm, don't fight the pull, and swim parallel to the shore. >>> trending this morning, it's prom season and typically a limo, a car, uber, all very common ways to get to your big event. >> you're taking me back. one teen in washington state took things to another level. check this out. yeah, he took his date to prom in a world war ii army tank, so he rented this after raising $1,000 on tiktok and gofundme. he actually did this with his father, they were named after the man who served as a general in the union army during the civil war and led the famous sherman march. both have the nickname of tank. unfortunately, his father recently passed. he says that he chose this unique style of transportation as a way to honor his father. >> wow, what an entrance. >> that is cool. and you know everyone is going to be talking about it. at the te

the current mayor of tilos, maria kamma, grew up on the island. number one priority. translation: the mentality of the island is that we love | and protect the environment and it's been something we've been fighting for many years. how can we be independent from all polluting sources that harm the environment? so, an opportunity was presented through the programme and we decided to participate and offer our island for this experimental project. nobody here is suggesting that this scheme can be replicated across all of the greek islands. the tourism industry here on tilos is pretty sustainable and low key anyway, but they are setting a really good example. so, let's hope that at least some of the other islands do follow their lead. well, that's almost it for this week. but before we go, we've just got time for when ade found another form of natural energy here in greece and a perfect way to relax after a long day sightseeing. i'll let him tell you more about it and we'll see you next time. i'm in the town of aidipsos in greece, and i was a little bi

. >> matt: a father of a young son pulled from the water of florida's anna maria island.om assured by a rip current period so how do you spot one comment from an elevated position on the beach, experts advise looking for this. dark, flat areas by the waves aren't breaking. in 2022, i parted with the huntington beach fire department for demonstration of what to do if you are caught in the grip of a rip. one of the most common mistake is trying to swim right back to shore by swimming against the current. because the thing with a rip current is its moving as fast as an olympic swimmer so unless you are michael phelps, u are probably not going to beat it. you start to exhaust yourself and that's when it's harder to stay above water. >> matt: instead, experts say the first thing to do is flip and flute. this will help you keep company with >> take a breath. this is one you have the time and capacity to start taking about your next move. pity the next move, swimming parallel to short following the direction of the coastline until you feel that doesn't stop pulling. then swimmin

island, shut it down. as we talked about, the crown jewel is tsmc. these are the -- maria 90% of the global, the world's advanced semiconductor chips are made on that island, making the entire world vulnerable, particularly the united states. it would make communist china the dominating power in the a planet. maria: explain that. because advanced semiconductor chips are used in all the important things including military. >> everything. maria: they can just shut it off if they were to acquire taiwan. >> they would own the market get and so we couldn't build advanced weapon systems. your phones, your automobiles, everything has that little brain in it called the semiconductor chip from a technology standpoint it would be devastating. maria: this inches credibly concerning to -- incredibly concerning to me. congressman, you've been traveling the world, trying to aaddress this issue and others. i know you're headed to mexico soon. let's talk about the wide open border and what you can get done in mexico and guatemala in your upcoming trip. >> we'll be passing our border secur

islands. it's not a new issue. maria is a musician and here for the season, she missed voting in the last election because she was here on the island. and so made an effort to look into how she could vote this time. she says it was complicated to find out and it still hasn't worked for her. sunday's election date was actually announced officer the official deadline for non residents to register in this particular election. dana solve as well as the most, if these as if they're playing with us, they say you kind of read this 3rd. yes, but they did the register, then they say, but you're not on time. okay, so why didn't you announce a deadline of funds? so we could be on time. right now, i feel that they cannot have the least impact on my own right to vote for many in this generation. the main issue is that life has become unbearably expensive. when's a rank? it's $800.00 euros per month. and your salary, your monthly salary are $600.00 per month. and you have a 30 or 30 plus years old and you're still needs to live with y

. >> hurricane maria devastated those communities in 2017. today the islandrebuild and prepare for the future. francine baron heads the agency in charge of that effort. >> what was it about hurricane maria that made the leaders of this country say we have to do something? we really have to act. >> we suffered an equivalent of 226% loss of gdp. so we could see the trend and we realize that we needed to become much more resilient. >> when henrique sala came to you with this idea of creating a sanctuary for these whales what was his pitch to you? >> we see whale watching as an important part of our tourism product and it's something that needs to be protected, and the idea of creating greater protection for the whales is something that s very open to and we were very pleased with the suggestion that henrique made to create a recognized sanctuary for the whales. >> henrique sala compares it to a model that has worked in rwanda where protecting mountain gorillas helped bring tourism dollars to the local economy. >> are you going to find us some whales? >> sure. >>

islands. it's not a new issue. maria is a musician and here for the season, she missed voting in the last election because she was here on the island. and so made an effort to look into how she could vote this time. she says it was complicated to find out, and it still hasn't worked for her. sunday's election date was actually announced officer the official deadline for non residents to register in this particular election, dana solvers. unless the must be these as if they're playing with us, they say you kind of read this 3rd. yes, but they did the register, then they say, but you're not on time. okay, so why didn't you announce a deadline in advance? so we could be on time. right now, i feel that they cannot have the least impact on my own right? 2 volts of this for many in this generation, the main issue that life has become unbearably expensive. ones, the rent, it's $800.00 euros per month, and your salary, your monthly salary are $600.00 per month. and you have a 30 or 30 plus years old and you're still needs to liv

maria: y yeah, they sure do. chris? >> we had a wonderful time beautiful day in new york, long island and then spent it in the backyard andrkets are off the highs of the morning. again we heard there was some common agreement from staff on the debt negotiations tomorrow. clawback on spent covid-19 money , energy permitting reform and caps on future discretionary spending we'll see about that. "varney" & company has it now. stu take it away. stuart: we do

doing up in providence where we have a resident not far to preserve in richmond, rhode island so a lot of work. mariastay seasonal, asparagus, lobster, usually it's a brunch menu. it's a great day for restaurants and so we eat lobster, scramble eggs with asparagus and mushrooms are in season. sosome mothers like cavier and some want ribs. maria: of course, everyone know my dad was a restaurateur and chef and my mother told that mother's day was so important and they had so much turnover at the rex maner? >> it's the turn of the seasons in the northeast. you start getting into spring is here, you know, people -- it's been a long winter. mother's day is the time to get out and also big in the cities where the kitchens at home are smaller. the kitchens and apartments. usually mother's day is a larger gathering. it's a great day for restaurants as well as some of the other holidays at the end of the day but mother's day turns into a food holiday like thanksgiving. maria: many businesses are struggling during this economy and you have banks under pressure. we are worried about another failure this morning

the current mayor of tilos, maria kamma, grew up on the island. g we've been fighting for many years. how can we be independent from all polluting sources that harm the environment? so an opportunity was presented through the programme and we decided to participate and offer our island for this experimental project. nobody here is suggesting that this scheme can be replicated across all of the greek islands. the tourism industry here on tilos is pretty sustainable and low key anyway, but they are setting a really good example. the tourism industry here on tilos is pretty sustainable and low key anyway, but they are setting a really good example. so let's hope that at least some of the other islands do follow their lead. well, that's almost it for this week. but before we go, we've just got time for when ade found another form of natural energy here in greece and a perfect way to relax after a long day sightseeing. i'll let him tell you more about it and we'll see you next time. i'm in the town of aidipsos in greece, and i was a little bit worried a

maria: y yeah, they sure do. chris? >> we had a wonderful time beautiful day in new york, long island and then spent it in the backyard and a nice dinner together. maria: awesome markets are off the highs of the morning. again we heard there was some common agreement from staff on the debt negotiations tomorrow. clawback on spent covid-19 money , energy permitting reform and caps on future discretionary spending we'll see about that. "varney" & company has it now. stu take it away. stuart: we do indeed. good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. on a monday we like to start with money because you want to see what the new week brings so okay here we go. let's start with the stock market, dow industrials up a little, nasdaq up a little, s&p up about 6 points. look a bipartisan group in congress has what it calls a frame work to avoid default on the debt. the president and the speaker will meet tomorrow to talk debt. some investors think all these developments are a positive. that's why you've got a little bit of glean left-hand side of the screen. interest rates i'll start with the 10 year treasury still below 3.5% 3.48 t

they're trying to sell off kish island and even our historical sites. this is where we are at. mariathe chinese communist party trying to get others to use their currency on oil transactions, on various transactions. what is the case in terms of the u.s. dollar being the reserve currency and china's effort to the take that down, even via iransome how much oil is on the back market right now? >> i don't know exactly9 what the statistics are, but the main point here is that when we talk to the western free world, western democracies, how do we cope with the circumstances? why it is at the end of the day not for our sake, but for your own interests that you ought to do something. otherwise it's going to be a complete shift of balance of power. and in that sense, in this world, in the direction we're currently seeing, you see more presence by the chinese at controlling these aspects. you sigh the iranian access with moscow and furnishing drones in ukraine and what have you. a complete reversal of the situation would be beneficial, obviously, to the iranian people, but to the free world a

islander heritage month. today we are profiling. a member of the warriors organization. maria valda.s have sold out more than 400 straight games. there are worse problems to have, though i imagine she's the first generation philippine american who is praised for making the warriors filipino heritage united success every year. she's been with the warriors for 14 years, she started as an intern. she also serves on the team's diversity equity and inclusion council. find a space and a platform for us to celebrate culture in this way has been so near and dear to me. i mean, it's an opportunity. i'm so grateful for found the ways his love of basketball comes from her father, who, by the way grew up a lakers fan is interesting. that must be interesting for both of them when i was proud of his daughter proud of us. it is interesting. i'm sure they're having a good time watching the game right, even though there might be rooting for different, right. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox news at noon for the latest news anytime. be sure to download the ktvu news and weather app. we will see

island. he is out because everybody that lives in new york apparently is moving to florida. maria song if decades. every song is still top of mind and great song. he's amaze. cheryl: i'm going to miss him. maria: me too. we're talking now about china, a top chinese envoy visiting ukraine today, kicking off a five nation tour. this tour aimed at brokering a peace deal between kyiv and moscow, it is not clear if he will meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy or russian president putin. joining me now, fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. always a pleasure. good to see you this morning. >> great seeing you, maria. maria: what do you make of this visit today? more suggestions that communist china is the power broker here on the global stage. >> well, i think you have to make a judgment about whether they can truly be effective as a media. i mean, obviously they're very mediated, biased towards russia. they he refuse to condemn the invasion. they are actually supporting it. they go along with the russian false a narrative that the united states is to blame for it and even wh

island or heritage, mod, and this morning . we are profiling of member of the warriors organization. she is mariaticketing. it's a tough job as you can imagine. the warriors have sold out more than 400 straight games. maria is the first generation filipina american. she's praised for making the warriors filipino heritage night a success every year. here she's been with the warriors 14 years she started as an intern. she also serves on the team's diversity equity and inclusion council. defined and a space and a platform for us to celebrate culture in this way has been so near and dear to me . i mean, it's an opportunity. i'm so grateful for and maria's love of basketball comes naturally. it comes from her father, who actually grew up a lakers fan. oakland teachers strike this morning contract negotiations missing a critical deadline live with an update on efforts to secure an agreement, then count down to game time. the warriors will take another crack at the lakers tonight. well known bay area fan weighing in on game too. plus one airline is trying to avoid summer flight frustration. united airli

islander heritage, mma. and this morning we're profiling a key member of the warriors organization. her name is maria ticketing, which is a tough job since the warriors have sold out more than 400 straight games . maria is the first generation filipina american. she's praised for making the warriors filipino heritage night a successful about every year. she's been with the warriors for 14 years. she's with my buddy there, franco fan. she started there as an intern. she also serves on the team's diversity equity and inclusion council. to define and a space and a platform for us to celebrate culture in this way has been so near and dear to me . i mean, it's an opportunity. i'm so grateful for and maria's love of basketball comes naturally. it comes from her father, who actually grew up as a laker fan. well forgive her for that. that's okay. that's great. i love to see i mean people who work their way up from internship on up. that's great. yeah and a laker fan in the family. did we hear that right? i'm sure there are a few others here in the bay area working on that family member. okay, we do have an a

maria. that will push in all of the wind and water causing storm surge. four to six feet of storm surge for the islandsly that, but heavy, heavy rain. and the islands, guam, bringing roughly about 10 to 12 inches of rain when it is all said and done. so the rain really doesn't start to taper back in we move in into the weekend. soap here's your rainfall totals over the next five days. notice the purples, that is again, 10 to 15 inches of rain. folks, we have quite a few storms since 1945, 27 in the month of may for the west pack. again, this type offen, mawar, would be the first landfall in several, several years. we can expect that, max, here in the upcoming 24 hours. >> indeed, britley, thank you so much for that. >>> after cutting short her trip to japan for the g7 summit the italian prime minister giorgia meloni has returned home and visited the flood ravaged region. dozens are cleaning up in the mudslides that killed at least 13 people. 36,000 have been evacuated during the storms, by sunday evening, about a third of them were able to go back home. >>> massive fire has gutted the historic manila c

maria, irma, the earthquake. and yet, you're creating great music. i mean, i-- that's what i see walk-- going through the islandel like, historically, that's also-- we've also been very inclined into the arts because it's-- they've been a diversion from our problems. - and that's where great art comes from. it-- it is, sort of, a release valve. - sadly. [chuckles] - yeah, you know, an escapist. - yeah, it is a lot of escapism. - yeah. - that's the precise word. - yeah. - i feel like what we do in our music and a lot of puerto ricans do regardless is just, we make the story prettier and more attractive. - yeah. - and, like, there's this magic to it. - magical realism. - or artist, yeah. - making life a little more fun, more exciting than it really was. - yeah. - art is what helps us survive everything. - yeah, yeah, yeah, like, why not? - [chuckles] - why not, right? well, thank you for having me here. what a pleasure. thank you for sharing. - sure thing. thank you for coming. - yeah. - thank you for stopping by. - villano is a great example of how puerto ricans combat obstacles with art and beauty. - [singing i

island. oh, like a mousetrap. i hope we don’t expect any storms, what can we expect from the weather this holiday weekend, we’ll find out from our meteorologist maria us in the studio maria good morning. good morning there is something to please on the upcoming long weekend rejoices at its presence. thank confidence is certainly not expected. although in the south of russia there will still be heavy rains and squally winds. well, as for our dear capitals, the cold snap has already begun in st. petersburg, and frosts are expected in moscow next night. and even wet snow. well, let's look in more detail about everything, i'll tell you in more detail. sunny and dry weather will prevail in the south of russia on friday saturday, so in the afternoon hours the air will be able to warm up to 22-27, but on sunday the region will cover the fields of frontal cloudiness there will be showers in places with thunderstorms, gusty wind as a result of thermometer readings in the crimea and kuban will drop to plus 15 plus 20 outside the volga and don to plus 10 plus 15 on the average volga weather will change in the same rhythm. after heat on friday and saturday sun

islander heritage month. we want to put the spotlight today on a member of the warriors organization who is integral to the team's incredible success. mariaalda way so is the team's vice president of ticketing who's helped the dubs sell out more than 400 straight games. valid away. so is a first generation filipino american. who helped transform the warriors filipino heritage night into a hugely popular event for fans about the waste has been with the warriors for 14 years, and she joins us live this afternoon. great to have you on wonderful to meet you virtually here. let's start with your your role with the warriors and help us understand how does your background and your heritage helped to guide the work that you do with the team? so nice to be here. thank you so much. um i mean my work and my background. it's incredible to have an opportunity where you get to mix both right in here at the warriors. they've given us an opportunity to celebrate diversity to celebrate inclusion . and so it's been fantastic to be here for the last 14 seasons. um what we do here. the worries. what i do in particular is to make sure that we sell out of ever

maria: welcome back, well, jp morgan ceo jamie dimon will be deposed over the bank's relationship with disgraced financeer and convicted sex offender epstein. cheryl: the government of the u.s. virgin islands in 2013. that was five years after he was convicted of sex crimes involving minors. now all of this coming as new court documents obtained by the wall street journal revealed epstein had meetings with several powerful figures including former treasury secretary larry summers and cofounder leÓn black and actor woody allen. well, tiktok is launching a new product that would allow publishers to sell ads alongside post and take home half of the revenue. it's called pulse premier. surprised move by the popular app which is largely focused on independent creators, brands including buzzfeed, nbc universal, wwe, they are all going to be the first to join pulse premier. and finally this, twitter's workforce reportedly down to just one thousand employees. that's actually a lose of nearly 90% of jobs at the company since elon musk took over. musk making several rounds of layoffs telling bbc last month, quote, the company is going to go bankrupt if we do not cut cost immediately and, of course, m