just so much fun for me. it has been great to hear tough facts to follow. but it s just been wonderful. i remember years ago, i think the first academic conference i ever attended, was here on nantucket. when susan beagle, and west tiffany, organized a signed back for the environment conference. and i delivered a paper, on stein backs last novel. and by that time, you know we associate him with california, and he had settled in sag harbor. it s an old whaling port in long island. and the discontent is about that town, and meeting the challenges of development. a historic town and dealing with all that and it resonated and i brought into the connection with will be dick and he was for the he was there for the centennial of will be dick. and he said i ve never been in a place with so much energy. and he would write a post significant portion of east of eaton, and he was good friends with the bench elise. all this kind of thing. so when he was back in sag harbor, he was the hono
a tremendous pleasure to be here. you know, mobey-dick is my personal bible. and not being an academic, i miss the camaraderie of being with fellow intellectuals. and so this symposium idea is just so much fun for me and it s just been great to hear tough acts to follow, and, but, just wonderful. and i remember years ago my, i think the first academic conference i ever attended was here on nantucket when susan beagle and west tiffany at the umass feed station organized and i delivered a paper on steinbeck s last novel. the winter of our discontent. by that time we associate him with california and grapes of wrath settled in sag harbor and winter of discontsent is about that town meeting the challenges of development, of an historic town, you know, dealing with all that and i got into steinbeck s edition of mobey-dick. he was there for the centennial celebration of mobey-dick and wrote to his editor i have nerve every been in a place with so much energy. he would w
will their kids return to the classroom this fall? president trump is ready to end that debate, vowing to pressure states to reopen schools, even has died how clean is the air you breathe in an airplane as coronavirus cases hit record highs in the u.s the surprising new result. early today starts right now our capitol hill correspondent good morning, i m frances right now at 4:30, making rivera alice barr joining us now with more alice, good morning. fall lesson plans. this is typically an issue left that s on the minds of many from the president to thousands of to governors and local leaders bay area families. next, all new details on how and i m phillip mena. reporter: yes, phillip. some schools plan to teach this this is the kind of back and fall. and happening today after it was announced former teacher forth we ve seen through the weeks of demands, the family of pandemic mary kaye laterno has died after president trump frequently trying to assert his power,
this is the woodrow wilson house in washington d.c., the home of our 28 president and former first lady edith wilson after they left the white house in 1921, you ll see more of that over the next two hours as we tell the story of the story of the two woodrow wilson first ladies, edith and allen. ellen and woodrow met in their twenties and their love was reflected in passionate letters. and passioned artists and an intellectual companion, she adopted causes and set an example for future first ladies. ellen wilson died in the white house a year and a half into the presidents term. the grieving president soon met washington businesswoman edith galt through a mutual friend. they married after a series secret courtship, and she served as first lady for more than five years. her unprecedented role in managing the presidents affairs after the presidents stroke remains one of the most controversial elements of any first lady. welcome to the continuing series, first ladies, influenc
carley: that was the 7:00 hour. it s still looking good. do we have the lift bridge? probably not. carley: i don t see any bridges there. looks too wide for a bridge. they don t know how to build them in canada. i could think of heavy machinery we could roll north and start calling it new canada. carley: are you declaring war on canada? that s what it sounds like. liberation. carley: a softer word. i could be in for that. carley: i think a lot of the truckers would too. we joke. our friends in canada, beautiful scenery. welcome to the fourth and final hour of fox & friends. carley: we re going to stick with the theme. president biden is set to kick off a five day trip an hour from now. he ll start in the u.k. for a meeting with king charles before heading to the nato summit in lithuania. i wonder if hunter s coming and how many deals he ll make on the side. alexandria, what do you have from washington for us. reporter: president biden will meet with king c