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900 miles away off the north coast of scotland, shooter ross donaldson and his teammates are starting the long trip south. when you can get an island games squad, theres anticipation, theres excitement. so weve got 20 bikes, a lot of football kit, sailing kit, athletics kit. in st peters port, team managers are checking in athletes and equipment. 103 of us all arrived here safely. im delighted. going to head over to the two hotels, and then well unpack all the bikes and the kit. carlos and his b...

Could reach a fresh peak in the month of august. heres our business reporter david waddell. global oil demand first passed through 100 million barrels a day in 2019. but the impact of the covid pandemic hit demand hard. at one point in the april of 2020, the price of a barrel of brent crude fell to $22.4. its much higher now — on friday, the market price closed at $85.5. thats a price that buyers are happy to accept on the world markets. june saw an estimated aggregate demand of 103 barrels pe...

Are dangerous because they have no serial numbers, require no background checks and are difficult to trace. still to come, a 103 old woman wants to join her families in the u.s. but he stuck at the southern border until he can do so legally. he or she told cnn about her requests for asylum. thats my husband... its the inspire implant. hes not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety informatition at inspiresleeeep.com. ...

This heat. were looking at excessive heat warnings, austin down to corpus christi, new orleans, tallahassee, tampa, so many spots under an excessive heat warning, and thats because were going to see temperatures into the 90s, once again into the 100s. you factor in the humidity. some spots feel like 117. that is just unbearable and down right dangerous. were looking at records breaking once again today. dallas 105. you have been socked in with that heat. houston 103. 97 in tallahassee. the recor...

You see theyre basically treating these asylum seeing,s, these human beings like animals. you see the razor wire and the barrel traps that have concertina wire on them. you see clothing of people, including kids that are stuffed to the wire, literal i sufficiented to the wire. theyre forcing border patrol to stay away from some of these airs, when it is actually the border patrol that has responsibility for all of this process. >> governor greg abbotts border plan has separated at least 26 famil...

Cells, nor did they ever receive a die. this past week seven years after the family settled with that company. the terms of which were not disclosed on henrietta lacks, its a 103rd birthday. >> block over have done so much to help build america. to help build the world. to help progress and the henrietta lacks story is one that must be taught to every student, black, white, brown all students should know the story. little boys, especially little girls. >> the defendant, theyre more fetch, or as ...

Friday. 8 #, perfect. this is the average or a little bit below average but look at the southern and central plains hanging on to et meet unfortunately throughout the workweek not going anywhere as this area of high pressure does not budge. look at dallas, 105. those are high temperatures. thats not including the heat indices. heat alerts for 30 million folks texas all the way up towards the central plains, across the gunks and look at warmest julys ever in phoenix 2023. the average for july was...

Cancer in 1951 at johns hopkins, where in a racially segregated ward, doctors cut out a sample of her cancer cells without her permission. the cells, nicknamed hela, were the first to grow well in a lab, and are now a bedrock of modern medicine. her family sued multibillion multibillion thermo fisher scientific in 2021 saying, quote, the company made staggering profits by using the cell line, although it has known that hela cells were stolen from ms. lacks. the family settled for an undisclosed ...

Could start coming down at us. >> reporter: as the unusual desert blaze destroys protected joshua trees and threatens endangered animals. >> just heartbreaking. >> reporter: the erratic conditions here have created firenados, a vortex of swirling flames and smoke. baking in triple-digits, firefighters are battling an inferno while working inside an oven. >> it gets really bad. its hard to breathe. >> reporter: if the heat wasnt enough, smoke is drifting across two states, smothering parts of las...

A lot of people escape the heat by going to lakes are coming to the beach. this heat wave has been so bad with those ocean temperatures rising that the water has not been a very refreshing at all. this is a water bottle that has been sitting in the shade, not in the sun. we would say its normal temperature. i have a laser thermometer here. the water bottle that has just been sitting outside right now it is 84 degrees. the water inside of the bay, if you were to step in right here, its 97 degrees...