st. thomas. >> reporter: thank you, george.ed invasion. it is not like this on every beach every island all the time. although it has been a growing problem, it fluctuates by year and even by day sometimes. so i wanted to show you this monitoring system you can check out if you have a vacation planned. that at least shows you the observations. there's a lot of money pouring into how we can forecast this and use computer models on a small scale. you'll see that. the larger scale, though, in the tropics it's finally heating up. we have now tied the second longest stretch without a named storm in the history of the atlantic basin. look at that, that 80% chance, a couple of red dots and that western one looks like most of the models are trying to curve it away from mainland u.s. that's something to pay attention to next week. >> abc 7 would act with a forecast. a warming trend gets underway with a lot of sunshine over our wednesday. accuweather 7 is a hot holiday. weekend excessive morning starting on saturday for several >>> comin

st. thomas episcopal church in richmond is seeing triple the number of families in need. >> we see peopleheir tails off at jobs every single day coming to our food pantry on the way home from work picking up food for their children. >> reporter: what the employment numbers won't do is slow down inflation, and that may prompt the federal reserve to pursue another substantial rate hike as soon as next month. margaret. >> brennan: thank you, kris. in congress, senate democrats are on the verge of a major legislative victory on a spending package aimed at tackling climate change, expanding healthcare, and capping drug prices. cbs' scott macfarlane is here with why things on capitol hill are so fragile. >> reporter: no margin for error this weekend, margaret. let me take you inside the capitol and show you yp in the u.s. senate where there are 50 democrats, 50 republicans, any one democrat can derail any legislation, and there are two pivotal moderates this weekend. joe manchin of west virginia, he helped broker this deal. arizona's kyrsten sinema appears to have been the last holdout and they

st thomas is a parish about three hours' drive away from the capital, kingston.l and work can be hard to come by, especially for those who are hoping to rebuild their lives. dwayne williams lives here in his grandmother's house. he was deported from the uk five years ago after serving a life sentence for murder. now 39, he's spent most of his adult life in prison and has missed seeing his teenage son grow up. how long did you spend in prison? i was convicted at age 18 for the murder and i spent 15 years inside of prison. i was convicted of the age of 18 for the murder, and i spent 15 years inside prison. a man lost his life. you were convicted of murder. 100%. that that can't be denied. i knew right from wrong from a very early age when i was in primary school. i think i was identified as obviously struggling for reading and writing for the age group that i was. i obviously lack of confidence. i didn't speak so well. i wasn't in a former gang but i had like—minded peers like me so whatever they were do i would do, whatever i would they would do. that's the way it

st. thomas' where i worked at that time. >> he said, let's set up an interview.rew, you can't drew -- interview diana. how in the hell can you do that? you can't go near her. and there was james sitting there, and i said, but you can. >> i would take a little cheap tape recorder, and then i was initially going to ask the questions. and she just snatched the paper out of my hand with all andrew morton's questions on. it was like a floodgate opened. everything just came out. >> diana was establishing the fact her marriage was a wreck. that no one in the royal family cared for her. she self-harmed. she would stuff herself with food and then make herself ill. >> she was sharing her innermost personal secrets. she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. >> just imagine how tortured diana must have been to get to this place. >> she hadn't considered deniability. so we had the idea of getting friends to give interviews and use those as cover for diana's story. the title of the book became "diana, her true story," against diana's wishes. diana wanted the boo

st. thomas in minnesota. judy: artists have long taken to the outdoors to do their work.rtist-in-residence program, organized by the national park service, puts a new emphasis on that important synergy. jeffrey brown visited the everglades national park in florida to see how artists in residence are creating and sharing their work in nature. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: the sights and sounds of florida's everglades national park, a vast wetlands preserve, that first opened in 1947. home to wondrous birds, like the great egret. insects, including the lubber grasshopper. and yes, alligators, though with the waters so high during our hot summer visit, none showed themselves. it's also home to something else: art. would you come out here every day looking for what? , cornelius: yeah, really just looking for anything in the environment that really inspired me. jeffrey not hard to find. :>> not at all, you know. and i think that's the beauty of being out here, is that you're in collaboration with nature. jeffrey: cornelius tulloch spent a month her

st. thomas in minnesota.rn to nick schifrin who picks up a reporting on the global food crisis. nick: for more on the challenges not only in south sudan, but all of east africa and a larger look at the issues coming out of ukraine, i am joined by executive director of the world food program, david beasley. welcome back to the newshour. we just heard in that story that wf p has less than half of the money it needs in south sudan. and fred reported some people will go hungry at the end of the month. if the money does not come in. how acute is that problem? david: it is a very serious problem. it is a very serious problem all over the world. we are facing an unprecedented food crisis globally, south sudan is no exception to the rule right now. the republicans and democrats have been fighting over everything, agreeing on nothing. but they did come together, they came up with an additional $5 billion of food security around the world. that will have a major impact. we have to get more nations to step up. south sud

st. jude. brian: danny thomas is famous, launches st.cer. >> today it's a billion dollars a year. >> elvis and i are going to have a match wrestling versus martial arts. he was a huge wrestling fan his whole life. but then verna presley called and said elvis loves the idea but he's not in too good a shape right now. but he will get in shape and he will be back. he never made the tour. brian: it was never meant to be a graveyard. oftentimes the homes of presidents, it's their final resting place. ♪ i'll be coming home, wait for me ♪ brian: not only was bill a close friend of elvis. he served as mayor and was one of the youngest sheriff's in history. he even took james earl ray into custody for killing rfk. are you ready kayleigh? >> ready. i typed in my dad's name... and i found his childhood home. he's been wondering about the address for seventy years... (chuckle) and i found it in five minutes. travel back in time in no time with the 1950 census on ancestry. brian: "news duel" time. kayleigh mcenany. ready for the latest edition? >> i'

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thomas gets a call saying you got to read this book. t.he was it and he's at the capitol of missouri of jefferson city. he drives to st. louis because thomas soul is there to debate and upcoming professor named ruth bader ginsburg. [laughter]r] u know, this is theo damascus or the road to saint louis. so seoul is a huge influence on him. however, i think you can't kind of homogenize black conservatives because there are other black conservatives who there are other black conservatives with stronger individualisticis week that leas colorblindness and i don't think you see those in that. i think other black conservatives are little more in tension with. >> is today's strain of pessimism of the early 70s in a political direction? [laughter] you know, i i i'm gonn that question to be honest with you. yeah. it's it's my thoughts are too unsettled on it. and i feel like i'd be thinking a lot which is always a very dangerous thing for me to do. so, yeah, i'll think a lot real quick. i think there's the potential for currents now for pessimism to move towards rid of an anti-politics, but i also think that's a potential sort of

st. jude and danny thomas. next on this show, carley shimkus and i duel it out. are you ready?r "news duel," the hottest stories people are talking about but we are only doing it on television. should we get started? put the music up and put the clock on. let's talk about jenna bush. she is on the "today show." she is with her chef buddy and having some fun with her guest host. it looks like he keeps pushing her back. what is going on here? she is grabbing him? >> it looks like she was being too touchy with him and he's rejecting her. but she keeps looking at the camera. it was an awkward moment. i just want everybody to get along. brian: we don't need anybody else on television. >> an 11-year-old boy was so excited when somebody brought snacks from his lemonade stand. but he discovered the customer stole all his money and gave him a fake bill. his neighbor started a gofundme page and they raised $25,000. he gave him $25 in change. it was -- $85 in change. >> it was a fake $100 bill. brian: i love pumpkin spice lattes. dunkin donuts will start doing pumpkin spice latte this yea

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thomas gets a call saying you've got to read this book. he reads it. he's at the capital of missouri, what is-- jefferson city? is that right? okay. he drives to st. s because thomas sole, this is 1975, '76, thomas sole is there to debate an up and coming ruth bader ginsburg and he says this is the road to damascus or the road to st. louis. so sole is a huge influence on him. however, i think you can't kind of whom homognize, and there are streaks and i don't think you see those in thomas. and sole definitely, but other black conservatives, he's a little more intention with. >> is today's strain of afro pessimism analogous to the early '70s and points to similar directions? >> oh, god. [laughter] >> you know, i'm going to pass on that question, to be honest with you. >> it's-- my thoughts are too unsettled on it. i feel like i'd be thinking aloud which is dangerous for me to do. >> i'll think aloud real quick. [laughter] >> i think there's the potential for current afro pessimism to move toward an anti-politics, but i also think it's essential, sort of in the-- one of the afro pessimist claims, you have to understand anti-blackness, the modern worl

also just heard literallyjust before i came on air that these mass vaccination events at guy's and st thomasw going to be appointment only, which again is going to have impact in terms of who is going to be able to access the vaccine. 50 is going to be able to access the vaccine. ., ., , ., , vaccine. so what do you believe, 'ust vaccine. so what do you believe, just briefly. _ vaccine. so what do you believe, just briefly, would _ vaccine. so what do you believe, just briefly, would be _ vaccine. so what do you believe, just briefly, would be the - vaccine. so what do you believe, | just briefly, would be the optimal way of rolling out these vaccines, bearing in mind we have already seen how effective a mass vaccine roll—out can be during the pandemic? well, ultimately, and firstly, the uk government have to listen to the plea from the sexual health and hiv sector that we need more vaccine. they have ordered 100,000 doses that are going to arrive in september. this is unacceptable, shortfall. the bas h have estimated, i think i really conservative estimate, that we need at least 250,000 dos

guy's and st thomas' hospital have a released a statement to say next — hundreds of residents evacuatedeak was fixed. four—year—old sahara salman died and three others were seriously injured when some of the buildings collapsed last week. hot on the heels of the start of the women's hundred cricket tournament at the 0val, children have been taking part in sessions with cricket profe55ionals. the hope is to inspire them to get involved in the sport. 0rganisers say they want more young women and girls to get involved as a result. to see the kind of demographic of different people coming to the games. lots of young kids — boys and girls — sort ofjumping up and down and really excited and getting in behind the team. and i think it's done a brilliant job in kind of bringing new faces to the game. let5 take a look at how tfl services are running this morning. now the weather with kate kin5ella. good morning. the daytime temperatures at least starting to feel a little cooler. night—times, however, still quite warm for now. the met office today has a yellow weather warning in place once again f

and clarence thomas gets a call the capitol of missouri is it jefferson city? is that right? he drives all the way to st. louis this is a 1975 or 76 he isd there to debate an up-and-coming law professor by the name r of ruth bader ginsbu. he kinda says this is his conversion the road to damascus or the road to st. louis. so soul is a huge influence on him. however, you cannot homogenize black conservatives. individualistic streak bleaching color blindness. don't think you see those in thomas. soul definitely but some other black conservatives is a little more intention was. >> is today's strain that of the early 70s the points that are similar political directions? >> oh god,. [laughter] i am going to pass on that question to be honest with you. my thoughts are too unsettled on it. i'll be thinking aloud which is always a very dangerous thing for me too do. i think there is t the potential to move towards an anti- politics. there is also potential and one of the pessimists claims that you have to understand there's a way in which it can be the basis for a very racist policy. i don'tnk think either path

st james park. a shock at elland road, where leeds united stuffed chelsea 3—nil. jesse marsch described it as his best day since becoming leeds boss in february, whilst his opposite number thomashe better team. drew savage can help you make your mind up. this is how it feels when everything goes to plan. butjesse and his team had earned the right to celebrate. they gave chelsea the runaround for the off. the american�*s first goal would soon follow. a moment for marsch to enjoy, and soon another. leads didn't give chelsea a moment's piece —— leeds. this was their reward. a miserable day for everybody, chelsea outplayed and finished the game a man short. after battling relegation, it's been a lot for leeds fans to enjoy. a coach described this as their best performance so far. things are starting to take off. drew savage, bbc news. so, can leeds build on this result, then? their managerjesse marsch believes they're heading in the right direction. i'm really happy for our team. they work really hard, they tried to adapt in every way that i've asked them to. they've committed to the environment we've created, and validation moments like this are really important for continued pro

africa corresponded here and just, you know, with me, thomas barrow and the brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena who is in prague and following that st. there on the ground forest. thank you to both of you and don't forget that we'll be back again at the top of the hour. so stay tuned for that. and in the meantime, you can stay up to date on our website, p w dot com on of course, on our social media platforms for me and the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. take care of elsie, very booth. ah ah ah welcome to global 3000 hitting the heights. why indigenous women? a taking on bolivia is summits. earth bound families in india of hunting trees to curb deserved vacation. what lies beneath the devastating effects of secrets on the water oil? jumping with thick black clumps on the beaches, bud stretched in oil, dead fish, oil tank, accidents, cause untold damage to our oceans. ecosystems on average, one tanka is shipwrecked every week out on the water and lies abandoned on the ocean floor. with the 1989 exxon valdez disaster in the gulf of alaska was one of the worst ever. it spelled almost 40000 tons of crude oil into the sea, leavin

st been great having you all morning. mick mulvaney, thank you so much for being here the morning and thomas hoenig. great conversation, everybody, thank you. that'll do it for us, we will see you tomorrow morning right here on fox business, 6-9 a.m. eastern. let's get right to "varney & company." suh, take it away. stuart: i shall. the most important indicator of the month, everybody's affected by this, so here is the consumer inflation report. in the last month, no change. how about that? but in the last year, consumer prices have gone up 85. you -- 8.5%. you strip out the food and emergency prices, you get the core rate, and that is up 5.9% in the last year. all of this tells us that the rate of price increase is slowing, it also tells us that with the core rate still strong, inflation will be around for some time to come. now look at the market reaction. terrific, right in the dow industrials will be up over 400 points, and the nasdaq will be up about 300 pointings. that is a very -- points. that is a having solid -- can very solid rally. that's because inflation is moderating, and the market li

st been great having you all morning. mick mulvaney, thank you so much for being here the morning and thomas hoenig.row morning right here on fox business, 6-9 a.m. eastern. let's get right to "varney & company." suh, take it away. stuart: i shall. the most important indicator of the month, everybody's affected by this, so here is the consumer inflation report. in the last month, no change. how about that? but in the last year, consumer prices have gone up 85. you -- 8.5%. you strip out the food and emergency prices, you get the core rate, and that is up 5.9% in the last year. all of this tells us that the rate of price increase is slowing, it also tells us that with the core rate still

pennsylvania where lia thomas is and where the university of pennsylvania is saying hey, i agree with this. it's absolute ball dear dash, pure madness this is going on as well. >> dana: stlot left in the tank rocking career home run 693 last night. his seventh homer in the last 10 games as the cardinals beat the cubs 1-0. so the 700 club may be getting a new member. pujols sitting at number five on the all-time home run list. he needs 7 more with 41 games in the season. >> bill: he will get there for sure. he has been on a tear the last two months. ripping it. they blanked him, dana. >> dana: what does that mean? >> bill: sounds like a bad word. >> dana: it does sound like a bad word. what does it mean? >> bill: they shut him out. >> dana: i learn. >> bill: in the meantime another brutal sucker punch attack in new york city. unsuspecting victim knocked out cold from behind. what police are saying about this. it has to stop. plus alarming data on child literacy in the u.s. more and more kids are reading below grade level. what some schools are trying to do about that. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at

thomas jefferson. and and the minneapolis school board seeking new options to rename patrick henry high school. will: all that got us hiking as the left tries to cancel our towning fathers,stn the names of our schools. let's go off the wall and break it down with just five examples of members of our founding generation. of course you know george washington who we oft refer to as the father of our country because unanimously -- yeah, they weren't formal political parties back hen, per se, but sides of every issue generally understood that george washington first as access, then as general, then again as citizen was the leader of our young country. will: an effort to take out him by the virginia education department, and why wouldn't he be called the father of the united states? in my estimation, one of of the most, one of the characteristics, one of the actions hard place george washington mt. rarest of company, declining to be the emperor or king of the united states of america. pete: that napoleon said it would make him the greatests of men if he actually gave up the leadership, and he did. he won a revolution against a country we never should have beat in the first place