is kerry taking family members? is kerry taking paul pelosi? is bill clinton hitching a hide? is the squirrel the lolita express 2.0? no one knows what's going on. we can't really trust kerry because he was caught sleeping with the enemy, cutting deals with the iranians while trump was president. remember? or what about china? john kerry spent more time climate czar kissing up to the world's number one polluter than he has going after them. >> i am friends, genuine friends and i admire the work that he has done in china. i look forward to working with china to having, you know, not a hardened position by either of us but something that's based on the science. >> jesse: yeah, the science. theresa, his billionaire wife, talk about marrying up, happens to be heavily invested in chinese equity. so, while john is giving china a pass on carbon, biden is about to lift tariffs on them. and biden covered up that lab leak nicely, didn't he? we're literally paying kerry to fly to china and russia and saudi arabia as if he is going to get any of these countries to go green. only a fool wo

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alaska senator dan sullivan wants kerry impeached. want kerry out. rick whit back, alaska director of power the future. for kerry to breezily kill the job opportunities and duck your foia demands shows cowardice negligence to the responsible to the american people. >> i wrote that, i wrote that i quoted the senator. there is lawsuit taken out against kerry not being open. what is going on? this is the freedom of information act. anybody can do it. you file it. you should get a response within a timely manner, if it's a state secret i can understand it, who is in his office? that is not a state secret. i don't know what is going on. john kerry is keeping it secret. elizabeth: this feels really arrogant. he works for us. we don't work for him. joe begin nell, keep on it. your team doing a fantastic job at "the boston herald." keep on it. >>> questions are going what president obama and his team knew about hunter biden's dubious business deals overseas while joe biden was vice president. we have more evidence that the president did know that all along.

kerry, i'll let you weigh in on that. but not yet. we're going to go to the break real quick. we're going to stick with you. we're going to keep talking about this because this is something that has really affected everyone, not just women in this country. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new infiniti qx60. take on your wild world in style. ♪ >>> continuing our conversation now with jennifer rogers, abbey finkenhaur and kerry shefield. it's been heated. i want to take a moment to look at what everyday americans think. and the polling, again, has shown that americans, in general, thought that roe should stand with some caveats, that there should be some restrictions. a lot of people, when you talk to them about their feelings about it, it changes a little. but in general. so, do you think that this is the minority leading the majority? in other words, the supreme court has taken the side of the people in the minority when the majority of americans actually believe that roe should be the law of the land with the caveat of some restrictions on abortion. >> right and those restri

i mean -- >> not kerry, i'm sorry. jess. >> their approval ratings are certainly way, way down. part of it is the inconsistency. we talk about states' rights and yesterday came out with this big decision. states, you would like to do what you want with conceal carry but we're not going to let you because everyone has a right to carry whatever they want outside of the home. today the court goes in the opposite direction and says states no longer can do what you want -- or you can do what you want with respect to abortion. there's no federal right. so, some of it is the inconsistency. some of the it is this flat out -- at least he's honest -- statement by justice thomas saying, we're not done. there is no principled legal distinction between abortions right to privacy and the gay marriage, the same sex sexual conduct right to privacy, even the contraception right to privacy. these are based on the same thing the court has now said no longer exists. people don't like that. people don't want to think that their right to go out and get contraception even as a married couple can be ta

i i don't know if you saw john kerry was interviewed right after the war the ukraine broke out. and they said, you know it was he was also led into this question. they asked him. how is this going to affect global warming? you know, he was honestly say i really, you know, this war is going to emit a lot of co2 and and and and you know, it's probably also going to take away our attention to for global warming which seems just sort of incredibly short-sided and and sort of wrapped up in your own in your own world. but yeah, i'm pretty sure if if you talk to you know, one of one of the people who arranged local dog show and hungry, she would probably also be really annoyed that this is you know, this is totally disrupting her dog show and and you know, she's like why couldn't they take a better time for that warren you pray and i get that people are there but of course so it's it's not really john kerry's fault. he is certainly right now on this planet to make us care about climate change. it's awful for allowing them to say that's the only issue and that's what we should keep comi

let's go back and talk a little bit more about kerry lan and the pandemic which hit hong kong very hard. she inactive strict cove at 19 measures, but now says that de damaged hong kong, international status. who is she blaming here? the different county allowed in recent days. i mean experts, settings time lexical measures. we have high immunity, alma crohn, and yet the city still has 7 days quarantine for rivals masks in all places. at old times, 247 full person limits in public. she said this morning that they'll be no more changes until her success takes over. but you know, business chambers have been begging open the bold brain grain companies leaving and yet she finally makes it over the last few days in deep damage has been done to be fitted international status. it's meant to be a business. but, you know, even with success, it's unlikely that we're going to see big changes in policy until the china to bet the ceiling. they said cobra or policy policy. it's practically a ideology in contrast to the us approach at this point. and it doesn't seem that going to change track, at least

so climate diplomacy about momentum and what john kerry isj momentum and whatjohn kerry is worried about is the war in ukraine has knocked the wind out of the sails of the process, he is worried countries are more worried about getting energy supplies and food supplies for their people than about cutting carbon emission, he says the world isn't doings enough and when we spoke whatjohn kerry is worried about is the war in ukraine has knocked the wind out of the sails of the process, he is worried countries are more worried about getting energy supplies and food supplies for their people than about cutting carbon emission, he says the world isn't doings enough and when we spoke he said he wanted "a wholesale elevation of effort from countries all round the world. " the war in ukraine has given a pass momentarily to some coal usage, but i think it would be an enormous mistake for anybody to believe that ukraine is a legitimate excuse for building out massive new infrastructure that is going to be there 20, 30, 40 years from now. if that's the choice, then we're cooked. there's no way we can

thank you >> my policy is i've done it for you people don't screw it up. >> i hope we're not. ♪ >> kerry sanders, nbc news, normandy, france. >> they earned those dog tags and so much more we thank you for watching "nightly news" on this monday i'm tom llamas for lester and all of us at nbc news, good night. >>> right now on nbc bay area news tonight, parents living in a shut down elementary school to the district wants them out. they are running on authorized summer school. >> there's nothing that will make us leave the school. >> what the demands are and what the district is doing to get them off campus. >>> the hallways were all flooded all the way down to the basement. >> a high-rise in san francisco flooded. why the leak cause and evacuation of the entire building. >>> every voter got a ballot in the mail so why are more people not voting.

. >> i feel like john kerry is th climate envoy. >> what is the answer? >> security. we need to go back to call. >> to give so abby abbey is upgrade you can't really see th difference between them, so we had to put a second picture up so you know. >> are you guys liked together? i'm confused. the next category, which politician recently bragged about two big bags of fresh, south carolina, collard greens through the charleston airport. >> i was looking for one that had joey on it because he was late to this the segment becaus he was delayed. >> i feel like is from south carolina, but that sounds more like a pandering. >> going with the pandering. figure glitzy with the answer is . >> and so, yes. >> that was a trick question. >> in heels, walking through charleston international airpor carrying two big plastic bags full of fresh, south carolina, collard greens. >> there is no way that is a true story. >> she did admit to smoking weed , so maybe it was different greens. >> the next question is anger management. this old guy has a big anger problem. he once

thank you >> my policy is i've done it for you people don't screw it up. >> i hope we're not. ♪ >> kerry sanders, nbc news, normandy, france. >> they earned those dog tags and so much more we thank you for watching "nightly news" on this monday i'm tom llamas for lester and all of us at nbc news, good night. use] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! we have a very special show planned for us today. i am super stoked because the chicks are hanging out all our. dreams do come true. we are going to kick things off with a encore and here is me and my band with "gaslighter" by the chicks. ♪♪ gaslighter denier ♪ ♪ doin' anything to get your ass farther ♪ ♪ gaslighter big timer ♪ ♪ repeating all of the mistakes of your father ♪ ♪ we moved to california and we followed your dreams ♪ ♪ i believed in the promises you made to me ♪ ♪ swore that night 'til death do us part ♪ ♪ but you lie-lie-lie-lie-lied ♪ ♪ hollywood welcomed you with open doors ♪ ♪ no matter what they gave you you still wanted more ♪ ♪ acting all

when kerry knows the game's over, he says you can go to sleep. now. he also posted this picture with the aishah can't cook t-shirt that have become popular after a local restaurant there in boston. put that phrase on a chalkboard out front and draymond had a celtics touting their 17 titles with a blank space for what they hope to be the 18th title. but dre had his own idea writing warriors, nope. maybe in 23. the parade is scheduled for monday, 11, 20 in the morning is when it's supposed to start. this is the route set to begin market and main streets then goes down market and finishes up at market in 8th. there is no public rally planned as in previous 4 years parades and almost any team that wins a championship as one of those. but the team will be hosting a private ceremony that will be available for fans to watch on tv and, you know, live stream. what have you kron? 4? we'll have complete coverage of that. so if you want to watch from home. we have you covered the whole parade. all the speeches and the whole bit. so don't worry about that. if you'

our kerry sanders got a front row seat to the ugh l.est dog contest in california. >> reporter: america has gone to the dogs, and it's just the distraction we need. >> rooster kong. >> this is monkey. >> and monkey is >> a blue factored brussels griffon. >> this is morito. and i'm going to say her breed name one time because i'm not good at it she's a xo -- slow insquintili >> reporter: somewhere inside this hairball there's a pekingese named wild thing >> i don't know whether you're a start trek fan but i'm thinking the trouble with triples >> they're probably in all the other food processors too. >> he's a trible sometimes he's just trouble. >> reporter: mr. happy face is a rescue, adopted by his owner in arizona. >> this is his first competition. and so he is -- he gets a little overwhelmed. >> reporter: is it all the puparazzi around >> there is -- dog darn it, it is the puparazzi you totally got it >> reporter: in all eight dogs competing. >> this is jenny lu, the korean pug from korea >> reporter: some from as far away as asia, vying for the crown of ugliest >> this dog is a walki

apparently some of the adviserss haven't heard that yet because john kerry said absolutely all of the oil and gas needs to stay in the ground. the secretary of energy said she didn't care how high the gas prices get. by an electric car for $55,000. the secretary of transportation took that advice, bought an electric car, one made in mexico and was one of the 49,000 that was recently recalled because of a full team batteries. this is where we are today in the country. joe biden is serious about getting the energy costs under control. he needs to do the right thing, which is allow oil and gas exploration on federal lands. put out the permits so we can do more energy infrastructure next week in madrid will be the most important nato meeting in decades and a chance to visit with the people from the government of finland the other day who after 70 years of being nonaligned wanting to join nato, when that happens they have the longest of any country with russia. sweden making the same decision, and nato has to look at how we change to protect the new members of nato talking to the defense m

climate czars, john kerry, gina mccarthy pushing big tech censorship of green energy as they shut down u.s. fossil fuels. those fossil fuels powers the electric grid which powers electric cars. democrat state officials more and more voters fleeing high crime, high-taxed states. elon musk outrages democrats. he says he will vote republican in 2024, likely vote for ron desantis. reports that homeland security is expected to discipline border agents accused of whipping illegal immigrants despite no proof of that. more on the special election that flip ad texas border house seat from democrat to republican. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks finishing higher after the federal reserve said its 75 basis point rate hike today would not be quote, common. the fed battling a 41-year high in inflation after the government dumped pandemic spending equal to a fifth of u.s. gdp into the economy. now this is the hot debate, the fed rate hikes, they can't fix biden's supply chain problems or biden's energy shortages a

kerry allen. tests are underway after possible human remains were found by police searching for a britishjournalist and a brazilian man who disappeared six days ago in the amazon rainforest. dom phillips and bruno pereira, an expert on indigenous peoples, were last seen in the remote javari valley area in the west of brazil. police say experts are analysing the material, along with blood traces that were discovered on a fishing boat. katy watson reports. dom phillips and bruno pereira are experts in their field. one, an established journalist writing a book on saving the amazon — it was the reason for taking this trip. his travel companion, a renowned expert on indigenous affairs. bruno knows these communities well but also has his enemies and had been threatened in the past for his work in trying to protect communities from illegal mining and fishing. on friday, there was a significant breakthrough — materialfound in the river not far from here that could be human remains. the authorities are

john kerry was the democratic presidential nominee facing george w. bush. and i thought, you know, watching it, i said, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly? why do we have to fight? the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> i think anyone who enjoy said paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> absolutely. the show that leads into me is puppets making prank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love their daughter

he also posted this pic with the icy kerry. t-shirt that had become popular in boston. what a restaurant put a little sign outside that said it. and then there's this pic of draymond celtics t-shirt outing. they're 17 titles with the blank space for what they hope to be the 18th. but dre, things got jokes writing warriors, no, maybe in 23, maybe next year. maybe the worse actually when it again next year in the celebratory locker room. the team jokingly chanted f you my last night mocking the celtics fans who had been chanting that in boston throughout the series and maj and how much fun that was for as well, the so it's a baseball giants. it picturesque pnc park in pittsburgh, taking on the pirates. 3rd pitch of the game. luis gonzales leadoff home run. >> it's a leadoff home run high and deep to right. one, nothing giants. and that was all carlos rebel natives here. he gave up no runs only 2 hits over 8 innings of work, striking out 8 pirates jock peterson, very native, also added a solo shot. giants win it 2, nothing. it's their 6th win in 7 games. despite fewer than

to say this is what america demands not something that remotely gives him any heartburn july 2 john kerry. also with a lot of greedy companies making a lot of money working alongside the chinese communist party today whether hollywood, technology companies, financial institutions working ways that are deeply detrimental and the biden administration is allowing them to do that in ways that they have to know from ordinary americans. mark: i remember a day when corporations were patriotic. i remember a day when athletes would leave their positions on a team to join the united states military. today they trash the country. they make a fortune with the sneakers or jerseys the same with corporations like apple, coca-cola. when we come back, if we were to have a confrontation with china in the next several weeks, who would win? we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm steve, i lost 138 pounds in nine months on golo and taking release. since taking release, my sleep is way better. my inflammation has gone way down. i'm nonstop now, i feel way better than i did before. i don't sit down in life a

you hear from john kerry about the opportunity for private sector innovation and new markets that will be critical to reach her climate goals. three-point to mobilize fire call to action including, including from several companies were expanding one house wasn't strong and americas program focus on opportunities for young people in climate and stem field. especially in the caribbean and central america. and i urge you, i urge you to join us with matching funds just as you did when we launch the program ten years ago. many more examples but let me close with this. we stand at an inflection point. know you're tired of hearing me say this and i continue to say it every day. more is going to change in the next ten years and has changed in the last 30 years in the world. decisions we make today are going to have far reaching impact on future parade they're going to last well into the middle of the century and business leaders you have all see it's clearly as i do. our challenge is to shape the outcomes the future it reflects democratic values in our region. an economy that we want to live a

has arrived in hawaii, the $300000000.00 medea belongs to sanction rus, russian oligarchy, filament kerry above it was seized at the request of us authorities. britain has approve the extradition of wikileaks found a julian assange to the united states. he's wanted there on 18 criminal charges including spying. washington says this aren't put lives at risk by publishing troves of classified military records and diplomatic correspondence. sanchez, supporters are vowing to fight the decision 175 years in prison. that's the maximum sentence wiki lakes founder julian assange could face in the us. the u. k. is home secretary has now moved him a step closer ordering his extradition. but the assange, tame se they'll appeal using every legal avenue to keep him out of us hands. the fact is that if he is expedited to the united states, the conditions he will be under will be so oppressive the case he is facing is so oppressive that it will drive him to take his own life. the u. s. accuses assange of working with whistleblower chelsea manning to steal and publish classified material from military op

kerry, thankfully it won't be as hot today. but, this still is another reminder that fire danger is out there for us. >> the fire danger will continue. in fact, we are still talking about mid-to-upper 90s. that's not really much yesterday. when you at the humidity it keeps the body from pulling down, and we have the potential of some thunderstorms. going into the weekend it's dry and hot. let me show you all the activity with these thunderstorms happening across southern california from l.a. to bakersfield. all of these icons are under clouds of lightning. this is a really active system with that moisture headed close to the bay area. we are going to see a chance of some of those storms moving into our area later this evening. >> all right. thanks, kari. service could be slow in parts of the east bay. this is after one of the trains derailed yesterday. >> we do have live coverage tracking the community. bob, bart says is going to keep the factory here. >> reporter: correct. we know it was hard yesterday. it was over 100 degrees

gas and electricity because of the disastrous energy policies peddled by hysterical fools like john kerry. kerry op supposes the expansion of domestic oil production and the target of criticisms over his extensive use of private jets. >> hunter biden's ex-wife breaking her silence and claims she knew nothing about his shady business dealings. as she promotes her new memoir. >> you say you weren't really involved in the finances at all. >> this is one of the harder parts for me to write and to acknowledge. it's embarrassing to say that ceded all financial control. she also revealed she spoke to investigators but hasn't been subpoenaed yet. hunter is under federal investigation into his taxes. and elon musk making the push for free speech with his first meeting with twitter employees as he tries to acquire the social media giant. he wants one billion active users on the platform and it is, quote, extremely important there be transparency. he also believes twitter can do a better job informing people in the media saying how many times had the media gotten it right? i wouldn't say almost neve

john kerry thinks he can just get rid of fossil fuels immediately. these people are living a fairy tale. they're in a cacoon of self-delusion. that's what's going on at this white house. joe biden's fantasy of ending oil and gas is just that, a fantasy and he wants every american in an electric vehicle. there are not enough batteries. don't have enough charging stations. don't have enough of these vehicles. and even the secretary of transportation. so he bought one of these, bought it from mexico, according to the news reports, and it got recalled along with 49,000 other electric vehicles because the battery didn't work. the battery was not reliable. pete buttigieg went to filling potholes in a small town in indiana to become the world's highest paid salesman of electric vehicles. but yet his own one failed him. the biden administration is convinced they are making, quote, an incredible transition. this isn't science. this is science fiction. last week joe biden's press secretary was asked why the president wasn't going to, quote, drill more here at

we the american people just listen to what biden's climate czar john kerry had to say on friday. >> take a look at energyan security is driving a lot ofor the thoughts now about oh ,ry we need more drilling. we need more drilling in this.l. we need to go back to coal. no, we don't. we absolutely don't.ut and weel have to prevent a false narrative from entering into this or again, pun intendedis we are all right, kerry. >> like kerry, like everyonear else in the climate cult wants gas prices to be high and all as a means to an end. they want you to consume less energy. they want you to travel less. f they want youor they want to force you to buy an electric car . and just last week, biden's energy secretary jennifer granholms e said that americans could save money on gas by purchasing a sixty thousandri dollar electric car . everybody got anc extra 60 grand in and around. i think we need to hire deprogrammers for these climate obsessed called maniac's. this climate socialist cult is so indoctrinated all of them, they have lost every bit of h common sense that they everad hd if they ever h

hi kerry >> reporter: good morning. to understand this mystery, we need to go back to a time when television was black and white and when astronauts, male astronauts, drove cool cars like this but then in 1962 a young woman by that name of miss kelly said she wanted to become a astronaut. but as you see the times then were oh so different in this letter dates february 26, 1962, nasa responds to a young women's request to become an astronaut writing, your offer to go on a space mission is commendable and we are very grateful this is to advise that we have no existing program concerning astronauts, nor do we contemplate any such plan. the letter suggests that woman, known only as miss kelly, was a student at the university of connecticut. at the time the soviet program had already chosen a female cosmonaut. june 16, 1963 she became the first woman in space it could have been miss kelly or other american women who dreamed of space travel. but times then were so different. headlines like three blonds ask equality in space r

but beware there is probably a shark right off here now >> kerry sanders thank you. >> -- >> all right what you got mr. roker >> well speaking of craig, take a look at this haboob. we've got -- >> wow out of your way more that one. >> i did but it was worth the trip. we've got this dust storm making its way across outside of phoenix, arizona we're watching this part of a storm system that is going to be developing we've got monsoonal moisture developing in fact we've got flood watches through the southwest. moisture streaming up, bringing about an inch or so. while it doesn't sound like a lot, it can cause flash flooding in these areas then as we move to the east we've got some flood watches out stretching from central new york all the way down into virginia as low pressure pushes away. we've got a risk of severe weather today. 17 million people. strong winds damaging hail and we can't rule out a tornado or two from central new york all the way down to the appalachians and into the southeast, washington, d.c. included as well. >>> good morning. that monsoonal moisture is surging into s

many companies work with kerry kos modified are ne, by on tech and madonna. use it in their code. 19 vaccines. that was just a game changing a crucial discovery. and so katie carrico, andrew weisman really deserve an incredible amount of credit for that. that discovery which has opened up the field of m r and a medicines as a consensus jobs this mistake, this man, this are all m r, n e are modified in one way or another. i nor did you on the go by. if it's, it's a modification which katelyn carrico achieve is call on the nuclear side modification or not this that on nucleus. it. what if you could song a but in order for m r n a, to reach a cells receptors without being destroyed by the immune system. researchers have to use another trick. and the fragile m r n a has to be encapsulated in an envelope made of fatty molecules known as nano, lippitt. they form a protective cell that helps penetrate the cells outer membrane. before releasing the m r n a into the cytoplasm. and only then can the protein production commence the successful deployment of co that vacci

senior national correspondent kerry sanders is in normandy. an extraordinary place where you are. this time, what have you seen the last days? >> reporter: it is remarkable to think, a, that there are people survived d-day, over my shoulder are grave stones of 9,387 americans that died arriving here. those that survived the arrival and then think about it, now 78 years later are still alive, they're the greatest generation, the fastest appearing greatest generation. just beyond the cemetery, omaha beach. you look at omaha beach at sunrise this morning, it was serene, relaxing. such a contrast to what the hell was like as they came ashore here facing down german nazi military with machine guns in pill boxes. those that survived and made their way back here say they are not heroes. listen. >> we were here doing our job. if somebody alongside us needed help, we were brothers. they were part of us. they were a family. >> what was it like? >> very difficult to explain because we were all young guys. there wasn't one of us that wasn't crying. >> it was scary. >> sure was. every tenth ro

>> i don't know secretary kerry said that. >> he said in his hearing>> he said renewable power cannot provide baseload power ? >> you agree renewable power. >> renewable power plus battery storage can provide baseload power and those are solutions we're looking for. >> so renewable power can provide. >> with utility battery storage. >> is the policy of the department of energy to accept the fact that there could be rolling blackouts through the united states? >> we would not accept as good rolling blackouts in the united states. the department will do everything within our power to make sure that does not happen. >> that's good to hear. one thing i heard you say was with regards to the eu that we would help them with a diverse and clean and affordable plan. you left out reliable. do you believe in reliability? >> that's one of the reasons my office was one of the biggest champions in the region. >> the thing that strikes me is we're talking about this war on energy and manipulation by the russian government . the war on energy is right here. it's domestic policy. the assault on domest

kerry is our correspondent on the story and was the judge. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. guys, you might say wow. a contest where ugly is cute? in this case, it is more appropriate to say bow-wow. yes, we are here at the fairgrounds in sonoma county and marin county where they hold the contest for the world's ugliest dog. we have a winner. number one u-g-l-y in the world. before we meet the winner, as they say, let's meet the contestants. america has gone to the dogs and it is just the distraction we need. this is monkey. >> monkey is? >> a blue factor griffon. >> i'm going to say her breed name one i'm. a show -- >> reporter: somewhere inside this hair ball is a pekingese named wild thing. >> i don't know if you are a "star trek" fan, but she's a tribble. >> a tribble. sometimes he is just trouble. >> reporter: mr. happy face is a rescue. adopted by his owner in arizona. >> his first competition. he gets overwhelmed. >> reporter: is it all the puparotzi around? >> you got it. >> reporter: in all, eight dogs competing. >> th

he already has the support of john kerry and mike pompeo. secretary kerry said this, quote: i think it's more than appropriate, it's important. in new york at the u.n. north korea should see the name every day of the young man who should still be alive today. the world should know that we remember and we care. it's part of how you insist no one ever be allowed to forget the tragedy of otto warmbier, you have to always fight the forgetting. three former united states ambassadors to the u.n. including bill richardson, members of the u.s. senate and congress, new york city officials and human rights activists also support the renaming thoughs up to the new york city council. the council just passed a bill with 79 new street renamings. one included the assassinated president of yemen and a music group but so far not so for otto. supporters, though, hoping that soon will change otto was set to move to to new york city the summer he was nabbed. otto warmbier was 22 years old and leads an -- leaves an unspended human rights legacy that we remember

this weekend miles off the coast, a fishing tournament, a boat took a direct hit nbc kerry sanders now on the rescue at sea. >> reporter: a bolt of lightning sending shock waves tlau group of family and friends enjoying a day on the water near clear water, florida. >> i have had lightning around me in the past but nothing like this. >> uh-huh. >> this was something that i've never experienced. >> co-captain glenn and his sister sherry kelly set out before sunrise saturday morning as a part of a fishing tournament but then -- a storm unuexpectedy swept in they were facing wind gusts up to 35 miles aen hour, six-foot waves, and nonstop light inning when suddenly, a zrdirect hit t the bloat. >> it sproeded into splinters and we were completely dead in the water. >> sherry rushed to help the other passengers get below deck, including one who am who is pregnant. >> every really held it together. >> glenn immediately sent out a disguess signal using a radio beacon to alert the koeb guard. >> we had their location immediately. >> part of the four-person searc search-and-rescue crew to reach t

., alex moraski, bob kerry, independence fund, tom porter, caitlin hendrick, jennifer birch, burn pit 360, jon stewart and john feel and i thank the kansas leaders who over a long period of time -- i don't know what year it was but the vietnam veterans of america held a conference in wichita, kansas, in which i attended in which the topic was toxic exposure and it that is to be at least 10-12 years ago and i thank them for in that part of time -- point in time sticking to the fact that there's work to be done. lee heresy, the commander of the v.f.w. in kansas, william turner, eric owens, lee tafaneli, david dennis, general dodson, colonel timothy malar, and colonel buckley. all of whom are kansans working on behalf of other veterans in our state to see that we get to this right. and nothing in this body gets done because senators do all the work. senators have ideas and occasionally a few words here and there, but we are surrounded by people who every day make those words and those thoughts come to life on a piece of paper called a bill. and my staff on the senate veterans' affairs co

not wrong the research shows sharks are swimming closer and closer to populated coasts here's nbc's kerry sanders >> with beach season officially in full swing, new findings on the ocean's most feared predators. contrary to what shark experts first believe, researchers in the university of miami's rosensteel school shows sharks are spending more time closer to populated coastlines. >> shark >> while researchers did not specifically track great whites like bruce, they did follow his blood brothers, hammerheads, bull sharks. >> i was literally shocked to find out that not only were the three species of sharks coming and they're spending considerable time there, some of them for months. >> the unexpected findings come after years of shark tracking off the miami coast. >> we were there with dr. mill in 2020 as they tagged the city dwelling swimmers. >> on days with the highest boat activities like holidaysic >> july 4th or during weekends, the shark's habitat use was pretty much the same as it was during weekdays. there was no float activity. >> it's like an interstate and the sharks are just

[laughter] you could have called them kerri not guys. you could've called them the less bees but we were army guys. michelle davis was the first to enlighten us guys that the term army guys is a gender neutral term. [laughter] we are all army guys. and we discovered, do we not before rail broke up, there were people that were not of our staff but not in our shop. there were other members of congress. there were even a handful of particularly enlightened senators who called themselves army guys. so if you are an army guys because you love one another what you love together yummy and prosperous american bread that is why we work. this is the price by which we toil. so may i ask you if you are an army guy? will you stand and give yourself a hand? [applause] [applause] it is fantastic to be back in washington. i think this one here first trips back. it's amazing you were able to come here. truly this is a great read about how washington works and when it doesn't work. senator phil gramm thank you so much coming from texas it was really fanta

he takes planes, john kerry is taking some heat after the rnc posted a clip of john kerry railing against fossil fuels. watch. >> security worry is driving a lot of the thoughts we need more drilling. we need to go back to coal. no, we don't. we absolutely don't. we have to prevent a false narrative from entering into this. >> every time i talk i can see joe manchin in west virginia saying maybe i should run for president. >> exactly. that's the false narrative. he said we shouldn't go back to coal. we are going back to coal as a result of these policies. we were creating energy 20% of our energy came from coal in 2019. 20%. now it's 24%. why are we increasing coleus in the united states? because they are beating up on natural gas and closing the pipeline. the air is getting dirtier and we're using more coal because of that. >> our politics are getting dirtier. we'll go to venezuela, the dirtiest oil producer on the planet and beg from saudi arabia who this president said they will be a pariah. now we're going begging. they aren't exactly clean, either. >> while we're going begging to dir

thank you, kerry taylor, and professor taylor, doctor bunch. profound thanks. i all of us seen it obscene a great man, a great citizen of the world. the smithsonian is enhanced by bunch their leadership, the national african american museum, institute of, culture was created because of dr. bunch leadership. all have contributed or are contributing to enhancing our society. high standing and mutual respect for each other. doctor bunch, you are one-of-a-kind. and among other things a great writer, keep pushing this. everyone who's been on this today should get a fools errand, it's a wonderful book. it's informative and it's inspiring and dr. bunch, lonnie, i look forward to see you in washington sometimes. in rostered, when the museum opens in charleston, hopefully in june or july of 2022, you will be there and you will be speaking. and we will be standing with robust applause and gratification, for creating the national museum. supporting the national busy i'm here and for your big, all around great person, inspiring to everybody who's had the opportunity of mee

one is the carry fullest to slice sausage or as we say, that was tough with kerry ketchup. the other one is the den of course, and his type of do not keep up where the meat is put in the pita bread was press, crated in berlin by a turkish guest whiter. nowadays, it's one of germany's favorite and most available kind of fast food. and actually considered, typically german, there are many different activities. you can enjoy berlin, but my personal favorite one is kayaking. it's not only a good sport, but you can also enjoy in this river a gigantic sculpture called the molecule man. look how big that is. if you're looking for museums and berlin, don't worry. there's an island full of them. you heard that right? i'm literally standing here on a bridge which goes to an island, popularly known as the museum island. it's an island in the middle of the river near the main city, which has 5 different museums on it. for example, the border museum right next to me has buys in dine art and sculpture. the whole area is designated as a unesco void head. it hits sight another landmark in

not really john kerry's fault. certainly it right now on this planet to make us care about climate change. it ishe our fault because the only issue. that's why we should keep coming back and say i am sorry, yes with philly of climate action but maybe also penned deming, russia, china, inflation all these other things. that's the way to have that conversation. i don't think they are evil. i don't think there's a grand nefarious sort of conspiracy. a lot of people love to jump on whatever bandwagon there is. think back to the 1970s telling how everybody knew we are going to run out of everything and we are all going to starve. there's a wonderful story for the first earth day in 1970 it was made up as report to the president of the year 2000. it was talking about the 26 million americans left over in 2000. they were sort of scrounging away. they were plowing the fields in the middle strip leaking out this meager existence. and it seemed true at thee. tim. most people actually bought into this. it was not because we d

. >> kerry, i saw you holding those two hands. you must have felt so much pride and awe, holding two hands that did so much. >> reporter: they may be 99, i felt strength, strength that dates back to the invasion here and strength that is fully recognized by the french, even young french people, talking about kids, coming up to them, saying thank you, recognizing that they would have a different life under hitler's germany were it not for what happened here 78 years ago. >> thank you so much. great to see you, my friend. that wraps up the hour for me. thank you for the privilege of your time. garrett haake has more news right now. >>> good monday morning. i am garrett haake in washington. we are watching a number of major developments this morning, starting with fallout from another deadly weekend of gun violence across the united states. look at what happened over this one weekend. yesterday, mass shootings in arizona and michigan and then in chattanooga, tennessee. second mass shooting in that city in as many weeks. saturday, ano

shep >> kerry, thank you. 40 seconds left on a race to the finish >>> at least 15 people shot squiled over a weekend of mass shootings across america the endless bloodshed comes as a bipartisan group of lawmakers in washington tries to reach a deal on gun reform. >>> elon musk threatening to walk away from his deal to buy twitter. he claims the company isn't providing him with the info about bots and spam accounts that he requested. >>> and the british prime minister, boris johnson, will keep his job after the party-gate scandal he barely survived a no-confidence vote today. and now, you know the news of this monday, june th thdo you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your