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In july when we hit 35. it was 33.5 yesterday and it has been quite a summer in london. and in the rest of region, look at this. temperatures in the mid-30s where they should be in the low to mid-20s. today, we're not going to be in the 30s in london because of this feature that's moving in. showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop as we head through this afternoon, my concern will be lightning, the potential for hail and some very gusty winds there. certainly if you're watching this from london, keep that in mind. despite the fact that we don't see action here, i think what will hap...

Co-director of the ethics programs at the university of miami. so, kenneth, welcome to you. it is a tough -- it is an incredibly just gut wrenching situation for parents here. what i want to know, tell me how many sarah murnaghans, your child, you need an organ transplant like this. how many are out there? >> thousands, actually. it is a great question. and for those people, those viewers, those citizens who have anguish and distress over this case, it is a reminder you need to be an organ donor that -- if you're not an organ donor and feel any discomfort over the case, you've actually -- you'...

Want. >> they'd rather go through the back door, david. this is governing by the back door and the problem is you get no sense what the public, the american people want on these enormously important issues. they're left out in the cold and later they find out they're at each other's throats because it was never resolved in a democratic way. >> david: this is kind of like the supreme court making legislative decisions, is it not, mary? >> one big problem here is that important change is never going to come from washington. it's always going to come from the grass roots and bubble up. so allowin...

Tragedy, one that goes from bad to worse. >> i've been crying every day, and i can't stop, can't help it. >> demolition continues tomorrow morning and the rest of the house will come down, the first time we get a look at the sink home that swallowed jeffrey bush. jeff casio, fox news. >> harris: a delicate dance going on 210 miles before us, the dragon space capsule docking with the international space station, the cargo aboard has astronauts so far from home licking their lips, mmm tasty. i wonder what's in it? and as we learned on this sunday about the story, one thought just seemed to bubbl...

>> reporter: but the jury found her guilty of capital murder. >> wow. what caused this story to kind of bubble up into national press? >> well, they had an evidentiary hearing in april now in the hands of the texas court of criminal appeals. they could rule any day now. but she is separated from her five children. she has absolutely no physical contact. they can see her once, twice a month. it's a ten-hour round trip for them to make the drive from prison to corpus christi where they live. the facts came out after the case that this child -- foster child may have had a bizarre eating disorder,...