she switched her name to francis. people have since wondered why she chose the name francis some people think it was because of an association with saint francis of assisi other people think it was a decision to try to pick a gender neutral name where people wouldn't be quite sure if she was a man or a woman. but in any case she changed her name. around that same time she changed her religion, too. she was raised in the congregationalism that was common in new england, but she converted to episcopalianism. she was devoutly religious and her current version was true. but it's also worth noting the episcopalian church tended to draw the social elites who could be most helpful in achieving a personal agenda. she began attending a new and rich church in lake forest near the school where she was working where her fellow parishioners were members of the armor family and the swifts. this is part of what she seems to embarked upon which was a strategy of cultivating rich and powerful friends who had the ability to make change

the only one for francis and all of them is the only one wants a dialogue with russia. so you know, mac wrong will be the measure obstacle in the years to come. even because micron closely tied to germany and also germany or in they look shoals and the angular medical, they hoped for micron selection. because microshare reflection will give life to the but he's badly an axis and from the bad, but it's better. the next is the bands the future if you are now and of course the future of europe. russia relations can ask a specifically about the economic sanctions. because you wrote the reason that these economic sanctions, against most are both unprecedented and planned in advance. but i'm seeing more and more western analysts suggesting that the scale of the sections and specifically the effect on 3rd countries, how painful it is to the rest of the world. maybe the biggest achilles heel. and that it may actually come back to her in the united states. do you think that there are indeed so well plan, do you think the united states are calculated accurately the rest of the wo

for example, francis will be, i'm a prominent american political scientist who was a frequent guess. i'm a very influential figure in here. over the last couple of years, he rode recently that a russian defeat will make possible a new birth of freedom. 2 and that it will allow to renew this period of 1989. putting aside the ability, why do you think that period of 1989, the falling berlin wall, the collapsing soviet union, this emerging american uniformity? why do you think it was so shortly? the spirit of 89 was so short believe because as you said, it was led by the call ups of the soviet union. so it wasn't truly generally, it was a dollar drive and let's say, so i'm not saying that it was the money factor because it was and um, but it was a man led by the rise of the polar moment. and as soon as the war experiences the unfairness and the many were buried, this of the unit for a moment in particular of the war on terror, the bomb being on the ground on the ground. the war started turning the little overnight. so it wasn't about russia because russia at that time was a week, was a

you said that the you weren't so surprised by po francis's statement. but as i was reading american accounts of it, and then how is it? i think there was a lot of this, me, a lot of anger, some questioning of the pope's cognitive ability and his wisdom. do you think washington downtown should use sanctions against the whole thing? because clearly what the pope is saying goes very vividly against what the by the administration and the rest of the west is. a trying to push as the as the truth. well, sanctions are the best, the tool of the might, the states foreign policy. so they could try to send something up. i think the united states some are magically will for their why the distance with a policy that will not do it openly. but they will the, with for the wrote this optimization agenda in the rest of the war. because against the background of the war, war in peace against the background of the west, russia confrontation of the seen american confrontation, there is another war taking place across the globe. and these are the war inside the christianity

the only one up for francis and all of them is the only one wants a dialogue with russia. so you know, mac wrong will be the measure obstacle in the years to come even because my grammar closely tied to germany and also germany or in they looked shoals and the angler medical they hoped for my grocery election because microshare for election will give life to the but he's badly an axis and from the bad, but it's better. the next is the bounce. the future if you were. and of course, the future of europe, russia relations. can i ask a specifically about the economic sanctions? because you wrote recently that these economic sanctions against most are both unprecedented and planned in advance. but i'm seeing more and more western analysts suggesting that the scale of the sections and specifically the effect on 3rd countries, how painful it is to the rest of the world. maybe the biggest achilles heel and that it may actually come back to her in the united states. do you think that there are indeed so well plan, do you think the united states are calculated accurately the rest of

francis willard hall, so tell us a little bit about out of the wells relationship with francis what i know it was called together positive. so yes, so francis willard and i'd be well as did not see eye to eye on a lot of things and one of the challenges that wells faced when she went to england was trying to help britain's understand that. american reformers people of good christian values people who were trying to do good who people who are trying to make the world a better place also accepted all of these false narratives and these false beliefs and justifications for mob violence against african americans and britain's really we don't believe you you need to show us evidence because i mean, how could you know great people be complicit in this and so wells found an interview with francis willard in which she expressed sympathy for her southern sisters for the fears that they feel when they leave sight of their their home fires right the idea of leaving the home puts them in danger and they might encounter black men who might rape them because that's what's going on in the in the sou

francis fitzgerald who is known as frankie, she really went into the country. she took such a determined look at the vietnamese. she came from a very privileged background so i think she was more taken aback -- truly taken aback by the destruction of the country. she had never seen anything like that. kate is a wire service reporter which is -- it does not mean as much nowadays. what is the story on the war that you want leaders to know? >> i want them to know that if francis fitzgerald could write in 1966, the root problem of the war and why the united states was not going to win it -- why did not the genitals or the diplomats or the politicians know that? i want them to know that the united states, using new words inherited the french word that the vietnamese had fought against and like the french, they lost. i wanted to see the cost of that huge mistake, hanging in there with the destruction, the cost to the vietnamese but also american society. it was the most decisive or we had since the civil war. it sort of foreshadows the forever wars. this is a serious

it's the very thing that pope francis was warning us to avoid. we should be merciful. we should not be indifferent. evil doesn't thrive for very long absent indifference, and yet, despite what we often say after tragedies like this, after thoughts and prayers and our sincere emotions, if we don't demonstrate by more than just words that we are touched by these tragedies, then we are committing the sin of indifference. and i hope very much that the tragedy of these little children's death may push us out of the indifference that we've been sunk in, at least on this issue. i role hope that it will. and then finally, a practical reason why i'm not going to give up hope that it will. i mentioned that i was the mayor of richmond dealing with the homicide problem and i was the governor during what was at the time the worst mass shooting in the history of the united states. sadly, it's been eclipsed and no longer the virginia tech shooting, no longer the last -- the most tragic shooting in the numbers, others have eclipsed those killed. and i tried to make changes. i made cha

francis, it is good to see you. francis: good to see you. drew should be back soon. looking at clear skies over san francisco, it will be a gorgeous day today. we will see mostly sunny conditions except at the beaches where the clouds stick around and it will be breezy. inland areas will be warming up into the mid-and upper 80's around the bay. mid and upper 70's. at the beaches come upper 50's near -- 50's near 60. enjoy the sunshine and warmth because we have temperatures tumbling starting tomorrow and i will have the forecast, coming up. reggie: the fallout over the supreme court leaked draft. the chief justice is calling for an investigation into those confirmed documents. we are seeing elected officials and americans making their voices heard. jobina: protesters have been gathering at the supreme court steps, some seeing this as a sign of victory, others fearing the loss of what they see as an essential right. the documents revealed a vote of justice is 5-4 in favoring mississippi's abortion ban. justice samuel alito wrote it must be overruled. the draft is auth

-well, francis biddle came from a very aristocratic, privileged background. he was very new in the job, and he was very deferential, not only to president roosevelt, bualso to the other members of the cabinet who were more senior -dad was the first-named administrative assistant to any president. they only had three secretaries, very small staff. and he went over to the justice department in late 1941 as the assistant to the attorney general, which was the equivalent today of deputy attorney general. -the navy had primary jurisdiction over the so-called japanese american national security problem. it had completed a two-year study on the extent that the japanese american population might at all be dangerous. and just before the war broke out, the study was completed. peter: lieutenant commander kenneth ringle of the office of navaintelligence, who was in charge of surveilling the japanese-american community on the west coast, and was the most knowledgeable. "navy lieutenant ringle reported that the entire japanese problem has been magnified out of its true pr

francis renounced his privileged life to instead walk penniless among the poor folk of rural umbria. he worked for all of god's creatures and where better to do that than in the heart of italy? >> is he like the quintessential saint of umbria? >> yes. umbria is really connected to nature. umbria is nature. and that's why he's so representative of umbria. >> i could stand here all day. but it seems matteo's mind has wandered. >> which is your favorite food? >> it's hard to say. i do like salami. >> in italy, it's never long until someone talks about food, but here in umbria, everything comes back to pork. you could say it's like a religion. not with its roots in the saints of assisi but out here in the forest primeval. today is hunt day, and i've been invited to tag along by claudia fe ferraciata. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we're hunting boar, but looking at this spread, it's a wonder there are any left out there. claudia's hunting group is the first all-female hunting squadron in italy. but they're letting me and a few other fellows in on the action today. we have to be very qu

all right one last check of weather with francis and glossen and francis. hoping for a nice memorial day weekend. yeah, it's going to get warmer and senior starting tomorrow. in fact live doppler seven of the satellite radar image showing us that the cold front has moved through this evening. is starting to move towards the south bay and it did bring us some sprinkles and a few hundreds of an inch and some of our higher elevations and near the beaches. lowe's tonight will be near 50 degrees around the bay cooler though in the north bay will see some mid-40s through santa rosa napa then tomorrow, we'll come up by a couple degrees for many areas san francisco 66 oakland 71, san jose 74 napa 77 for bottle rock the winds will shift so monday, we'll start to see the dry winds from the north gus up to 30 miles per hour fire weather. is a concern for solano county monday morning through tuesday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast so brighter and windier tomorrow and look at we've got four days of sunshine with temperatures really warming up by wed

francis and to help me, quietly, navigate the story is local historian matteo grande. >> most famous. >> he had a connection with nature. probably he was the first environmentalist on the history of the church. >> i remember the first time i game here, i was 12, but we didn't have this opportunity to have it just to ourselves. i mean. >> just for us. >> that's incredible. i feel very lucky. >> legend has it that st. francis renounced his privileged life to walk penniless to walk among the poor folk of rural umbria. he worked for all of god's research people and where better to do that is than in the heart of italy? >> is he like the quintessential saint of umbria? >> yes. umbria is connected to nature. that's why he's umbria. >> i could stay here all day, but it seems matteo's mind has wandered. >> which is your favorite food? >> it's hard to say. i do like salami. >> in italy, it's never long until someone talks about food, but here in umbria, everything comes back to pork. could you say it's like a religion. knowledge of roots in the saints of assisi and out here in the forest prime

♪far-xi-ga♪ maria: we are back with the mayor of miami, francis suarez. you have been doubling down on policies to get people to move to florida, not just -- just people, but businesses. a 15% increase over the past 10 years. but you built up the tech and crypto industry. tell us what you are doing in terms of businesses setting up shop in miami. >> our formula for success is simple on the one hand but it requires political courage. we kept taxes at 196. >> lows. we have surpluses and balance our budgets. we kept crime down. we ireed money for place our homicide rate went down by 23%. 33% this year which is a counter narrative to what has been happening across the country. we welcome innovators to miami.u we are number one in tech migration fan wage growth. we are fundamentally free market. many of the people in miami were exiled by their countries of birth which were taken over buy couple tonight dictators. so we believe in the american dream and bleach the next generation -- and believe the next general laying should it create another american dream. we

we are back with the may your of miami, florida's francis suarez. mayor suarez, you have been doubling down on efforts and policies to get people to move to miami and move to florida, and and certainly not just individuals, but businesses. 1,000 people are moving to florida a day. a 15% increase across florida over last 10 years, but you've built up the tech and cryto industries. tell us what you're doing and assess the situation for us today in terms of businesses setting up shop in miami. >> well, you know, our formula for success is simple on the one hand, but it requires political courage. we've kept taxes at 1960-year lows. you know, we've, believe it or not, we actually have surpluses. we actually balance our budget which is something that governments don't do across the country. we've kept crime down. we've increased funding for police while other cities have decrease funding for the police. our homicide rate went down by 23% last year. 37% down this year, which is obviously a counter-narrative to something that's been happening across the co

to pay homage to umbria's most famous saint, francis. approaching the stunning 13th century basillica, i remember the time i came here as a young kid with my parents. . being an art teacher, my dad wanted my family to see the 28 frescos inside to help me navigate the story today is local historian mateo grande. >> this is the most iconic and famous. he had a connection. he was the first -- >> i remember the first time i came here, i was 12, but we didn't have this opportunity to have it just to ourselves. >> just for us. >> that's incredible. i feel very lucky. legend has it that saint francis renounced his life to walk penniless. he was devoted to all god's creatures. and where better to preach his message than in the green heart of italy. because of his connection with nature, is he like the quintessential saint of umbria? >> yes. umbria is nature, and that's why he's so representative of umbria. >> i could stay in here all day, but it seems mateo's mind has wandered. >> which is your favorite food? >> it's hard to say. i do like salam

the competitions most successful club francis lee all faced title hold is barcelona in turin. the road to italy has sheen the women's game blossom like never before. as fans turned out in droves, champions league holders barcelona. shattered the world record attendance for women's football at the semi final stage this year. with over 91000 the camp. no. to watch their idols thump germany's bolts berg. 0, $1.00 of the players they came to see was 40 african football over the year. as they sat with swallow, the nigerian has come a long way once band from playing football by her parents who thought the sport unsuitable for their daughter. she was part of last year's champions league winning sight and no wants to repeat that incredible experience. you feel like you up everything in the world you know is, is like you have the mobility mirror foot chaffey, right in your presence or your france. you can already, you can, casey, he and the one have a long it is just every one of i'd walk in. are we on humiliated barcelona for $1.20 spinal harsh lesson which well, a says it was like it

francis sports minister says liverpool fans without valid tickets were responsible for crowd problems at the champions. league final kick off in paris was delayed by 35 minutes after liverpool fans were corralled into security checkpoints. at the entrance, gates level chief executive billy hogan said the treatment office stops, fans was unacceptable and demanded a transparent investigation. liverpool lost the fun to real madrid. one knew you watching the w. c. as a reminder of the top story, we're following for you. your friends, president vladimir zalinski has made his 1st visit to troops on the eastern front line. milan ukraine says russian troops have entered the key city of seattle donates as they pushed to take all of the east and don vos region. that's it from me and the new steam. thanks for which booth and south they matter is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for mercury, berkeley. i believe i can.

. >>> also news on pope francis tonight. >>> and the new white house press secretary, history made. >>> and america strong. what so many of you did for ukraine. the milestone tonight for an american company. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. the breaking news on the johnson & johnson vaccine. why the fda is now steering americans away from that vaccine because of concern over potential blood clots. >>> but first here tonight, the war in ukraine, and news this evening of bloody battles playing out right now at that steel plant in mariupol. hundreds of civilians inside, including children. the ukrainians say russian troops have breached the perimeter. a ukrainian commander saying those heavy battles now under way. this video tonight now emerging, undated from the azov battalion, a far-right group now part of ukraine's forces, showing dark smoke billowing from that massive plant. and the pentagon tonight now responding to reports that u.s. intelligence has helped the ukrainians kill multiple top russian commanders. what the u.s. is now saying a

where do things go from here, francis? >> well, the thing is that you've got so many things decelerating in the background with earnings and growth and all of those things, with the fed having such an aggressive tone with regards to inflation and then those cpi numbers not giving us any idea that the fed is going to get any relief from that conversation any time soon so where do the markets go from here? dependent on the fed. we have seven rate hikes planned for this year. we tightened a lot into decelerating growth. that doesn't bode well. the technicals are saying the nasdaq could go down and touch 10,000. that was the pre-covid high. that undoes the covid bubble entirely and no -- many curious to see now that powell is actually confirmed what brings out the fed's puts. the other thing is if you look at a long-term 10 year treasury yield chart it's really been in a bear trend since the '80s. that's because you can't get interest rates up too high with record amounts of debt in the system without having liquidity problems

francis. approaching the basilica i remember the first time i came here as a young kid with my parents. being an art teacher, my dad wanted our family to see the 28 frescos inside that tell the legend of st. francis and to help me quietly navigate the story today is local historian matteo grande. >> probably the most icon being and most famous. >> yeah. >> he had an incredible connection with nature. >> um-hum. >> probably he was the first environmentalist of the history of the church. >> i remember the first time i came here i was 12. but we didn't have this opportunity to have it just to ourselves. i mean. >> just for us. >> yeah, it's incredible. i feel very lucky. >> legend has it that st. francis renounced his privileged life to instead walk penneyless among the poor folk of rural umbria. devoted to all god's creatures. and where better to preach his message than in the green heart of italy. >> because of his connection with nature is like the quintessential saint of umbria. >> yes, umbri

francis hut by the alp benedict informed to poke francis about the matter in a confidential conversation during their 1st meeting's already suffering from yet or not even done. oh, he then also gave him the darcy to see since he supposed to know its contents and can do with it what he thinks his right canons or damage it. i mean this objectively closes the mattress about a variety leaks all or picked it up gabriel's that he saw perhaps this would sort of make it a little better if he was officially handing it to the next pope. you see what i mean? shaving his image or something because i mean, what on earth, why? why incomprehensible. i mean, get down to the 2 of you and settle this sense to blame both. got major positions in the world. and oh, was all this about. and i still wonder, what does it say, what's in this thing? after all, this is about the courier who you just reflect back and the beginning of the 20th century. you head on the european con, 3 royal families running, show the romanovs in russia, home zones, germany and the hops works in the austro hungarian empire. where the,

hut by the elk benedict informed, to poke francis about the matter in a confidential conversation during their 1st meetings. but he suffered from yet or not even done. oh, he then also gave him the darcy to see since he supposed to know its contents and can do with it what he thinks his right canons or damage it. i mean this objectively closes the mattress about a fatty leaks all or picked it up gabriel's that he thought perhaps this would sort of make it a little better if he was officially handing it to the next pope. you see what i mean? shaving his image or something is, i mean, what on earth, why? why incomprehensible. i mean get down to the 2 of you and settle this sense to blame both. got major positions in the world an o, what's all this about? and i still wonder, what does it say, what's in this thing? after all, this is about the courier who you just referred back and the beginning of the 20th century. you head on the european con, 3 royal families running show, the romanovs in russia holds owens and germany. and the hops works in the austro hungarian empire where the, the lead

charles: francis, thank you very much. always appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. charles: folks, america writing some big checks without any accountability. i know it's old news but how about this one, a trillion dollars to rebuild a nation, a different nation? does that get your attention? davos elites holding a talk preparing for the next pandemic? this as as the world health organization is working on a global i.d. schism? former congressman ron paul is next. ♪. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful. the buick enclave, with available alexa built in. ask “alexa, tell me more about buick suvs.” this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at yo

traffic is being routed past the scene at sir francis drake -- francis street boulevard. repairs are expected to be completed overnight with an estimated 4:00 a.m. reopening. a 10 inch cast-iron pipe failed two service lines. one of them connects to a high school campus. the cause of the break is still being determined. dan: a tree has fallen across the road in los altos, blocking traffic in both directions. drivers are being asked to avoid the area. the santos police -- los altos police believe that it will be closed all night long. the powerlines have to be secure before the cruise can clear the tree from the road. this is having an impact on all californians but for some in the bay area, it has caused a boom in business. expense say a big part of water use is people's him sprinkler systems. j.r. stone explains this has all meant a major first quarter for landscapers. >> usually the first three months are pretty slow. j.r.: john myers of myers landscaping says that is not the case this year. the dry weather has pushed his clients to start watering their lawns earlier an

traffic is being routed past the scene at sir francis drake -- francis street boulevard. repairs are expected to be completed overnight with an estimated 4:00 a.m. reopening. a 10 inch cast-iron pipe failed two service lines. one of them connects to a high school campus. the cause of the break is still being determined. dan: a tree has fallen across the road in los altos, blocking traffic in both directions. drivers are being asked to avoid the area. the santos police -- los altos police believe that it will be closed all night long. the powerlines have to be secure before the cruise can clear the tree from the road. this is having an impact on all californians but for some in the bay area, it has caused a boom in business. expense say a big part of water use is people's him sprinkler systems. j.r. stone explains this has all meant a major first quarter for landscapers. >> usually the first three months are pretty slow. j.r.: john myers of myers landscaping says that is not the case this year. the dry weather has pushed his clients to start watering their lawns earlier an

yeah that fog rolling into the bay area ab 7 news meteorologist francis deglassen tells us a warming trend is coming our way more details on that. timing in your accuweather forecast coming up in sports just five days to the nba finals. they're right here on abc 7 in draymond green turns up the heat how miami is using his comments as motivation explain it in sports. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i

grant so special to see everybody out there and francis to be honest. i kind of wanted to stay. jose was not warm with blue skies. yeah, definitely a lot warmer, especially compared to san francisco where we have the fog rolling in right now possible and gate bridge, and i want to show you live doppler 7 and satellite radar image because we have clouds coming through with this associated cold front and it is a bit cool out there. we had lots of warm weather last week and then it just really cool down the last couple days right now in san francisco 62 oakland 64 and dion where you were where it is right now in san jose is 73 so i can see why i want to be. are also wins right now are gusting up to 25 miles per hour sfo 26 and livermore and the breezy conditions will stay with us through tomorrow a live shot though from the east bay hills shows quite a bit of cloud cover over parts of the bay area. so here's what you need to know. we've got partly cloudy conditions through tonight, but the clap the winds are gonna push all the clouds away. so tomorrow we'll be sunny and breezy near

my name is francis hogan. i used to work in facebook. october 2021. a whistleblower named francis hogan testified to congress after disclosing thousands of documents from inside facebook. for years. instagram, which is owned by facebook, new its platform was toxic for vulnerable teens, but kept its findings from the public. facebook's products harm children. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook, and instagram saver won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. the disclosures which were 1st reported by the wall street journal dominated headlights book having its own big tobacco moment. instagram harms, teenage garaged with the company hides what it no, i guess really, really having girls. i facebook researchers found that most teens like these middle school students and bolder can manage the way that instagram affects them kind of depression in my school in that class. but for some vulnerable teens, the researchers found the platform could be damage and really get rid of that. not feeling

it's bit to join the european union, though francis warned that that could take decades. well, in other developments, francis demanded an investigation after a french journalist was killed in east and ukraine. that he 2 year old frederick law clerk him off was fatally hit by shrapnel while covering a ukrainian evacuation operation is happened. as francis knew, foreign minister was on a visit to keith with a promise of weapons to help in the war with russia out there. his name basra. the reports on this now from cave frances new foreign minister, catherine colada, began her visit to ukraine by paying her respects to the dead in butram ukrainians . describe what happened to civilians at the hands of russian forces as war crimes suggest a sentence, i tell you that we must tell us that they should never have happened here. and it shouldn't happen again from stand with it. it's allies to do what ever possible was to bring back peace support and solidarity likely to help paris reset relations with keith. ukraine has accuse france of siding with russia as the war carries on. the

to fail as he does not have the votes, but schumer said he wanted to get every senator on the report francis? >> chris, thank you. >>> strong winds fuel the spread of new mexico's hermit's peak fire the blaze continues to grow as dangerous gusts make it difficult for firefighters to contain it a fire has burned over 176,000 acres. it was last report as 43% contained as of sunday night >>> governor grisham ordered the evacuation of several counties in mora county thousands of residents have already evacuated the area let's bring in michelle grossman who has been following the fire danger as well as heat in other parts of the morning >> good morning. >> good morning to you both. and yes, we're looking at that fire danger, all due to an area of high pressure, a big ridge in place. that's bringing that fire danger, gusty winds, really dry spot in the southwest. looking at a lot of heat look at the temperatures from the south all the way to the midwest. we're looking at temperatures in the 90s in a lot of spots. it's certainly going to feel like summer and a building heatwave abilene 102. the rec

francis, it is good to see you. francis: good to see you. drew should be back soon. looking at clear skies over san francisco, it will be a gorgeous day today. we will see mostly sunny