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Country. Former President Trump returns to the Campaign Trail in North Carolina. There are 45 days left in the race for the White House but you see him in wilmington, North Carolina where he is holding a rally right now. Hello everyone this is Fox News live im eric shawn. Hi arthel. Arthel im Arthel Neville Term about mr. Trump rallies in the Tar Heel State today, Vice President harris is taken the day off. She capped off a very busy week of campaigning with stops in wisconsin and georgia yesterday. Earlier shady Vice President accepted an invite to a second debate with the former president ne...

Brazil, the world's largest producer of arabica coffee, is reporting record-low inventory – highlighting the worsening condition of global coffee supplies. Coffee inventories in Brazil may [...]

Stores. >> reporter: fred, here's yet another reason to care about the climate crisis. it's making your food more expensive. from devastating droughts to crippling frost, extreme weather is becoming more common and that is creating nightmares for farmers. let me give you just a few examples. severe frost in brazil is damaging coffee crops, dry weather in much of north america is hurting sugar crops and historic droughts in the west that's crushing wheat. in washington state, a staggering 93% of the spring wheat crop is in poor or very poor condition because of droughts. and all of this, as you...

The first gold medal of the olympic games has been won, with china's qing yang winning the women's ten metre air rifle. a funeral has been held for haiti's presidentjovenal moise after he was shot dead at his home two weeks ago. now we could soon be paying more for our cappuccinos and lattes, because the price of coffee beans has gone through the roof. arabica coffee futures have risen around 25% in a week, to their highest in more than six and a half years. so what's behind the record spike? there has been a big frost in the minas gerais region, the prime coffee growing region of brazil. well...

Morning after getting stuck on the tarmac for more than 14 hours in frigid weather. the incident began shortly after 3:00 p.m. saturday when the flight was diverted to canada due to a medical emergency, but then the flight experienced a mechanical issue before it could take off again. passengers were not allowed off the plane because the airport did not have a customs officer on duty. on sunday morning after more than 14 hours, another plane showed up to take customers back to new jersey. united airlines has apologized. >> you know they were unhappy there. all right. coffee drinkers, wake up...