however, john terry claim is changing. lives still conforming practices, offer the greatest benefit as we spoke to a panel of experts earlier, who say that a sustainable development must consider interest to both the global south and north and point out the us consumption is one of the well, it's highest i think perhaps the most unsustainable in terms of, uh uh, it's good to go because the us comes up with some styles on one of the, i guess in the word, i mean the us is, is, is, has symbolized the and the bulk of culture in the world. right. big dollars, for example, is, is the us national symbol. so, um, the above the culture of the god of culture. all, most of the americans either fly or good right now that comes on should not be sustained for very long in the future. what's going curry, spring up, he says this is a very contest. the issue of yeah, i think it's that is a political issue. is this the question? all such thing level, right? if we have just talking about sustainable people them for the approval. no, this is definitely not, not because we have to do a such thing, but it w

i'm john terry, onto we're speaking with delta airlines pilot carleen petted about what happened to her after she blew with alarm. wrong doing that, she saw at the airline. it got ugly, quickly. carleen, thanks again for being with us. you're welcome. thank you. i want to ask you about what must have been the most difficult thing about your whistle blowing. that's the airlines allegation, that you must have been crazy after all, only a crazy person would complain about such a great company. at least that was the implication. they hired a bias doctor to whom they gave $76000.00. who said that you suffered from bipolar disorder. that was based on nothing. of course you didn't suffer from bipolar disorder or from any other disorder. but hearing that for the 1st time, had to hurt. did you know at the time that it was actually a common tactic that corporations use to describe it? whistle blowers. how did you initially respond to it? to? i actually didn't know when i was 1st of my researching, trying to figure out because i knew this was wrong. what they did. i knew i wasn't helping me. i sta

that is the warning from the us special climate on boy john terry. he think a large population growth in african countries saying it's on sustainable leading to devastating crowds. i'm flooding, although mr. kerry refrain from asking americans to change their lives thumbs. we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and numbers of people were trying to take care of on the planets. i have been to a number of african countries where they are very proud of their increased birth rate, but the fact is, it's unsustainable for life today. let alone when you add the future numbers on. here's the thing john kerry rejected the notion of top done changes to everyday life as a solution to the problems the world faces now and will do so in the future. not run this country to other recent voices such as a report by norway's environmental agency, which concluded cutting down in our travel, consuming less meet southern proving home insulation are all changes that can help protect the environment. us farmers incident, they also had

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the murder that changed a nation, a documentary on the death of slovakian journalist john to check on terry martin for me and all of us here. t w. thanks for watching the prophets hearing instead of response of the global business of asbestos. this is not legitimate business, the people that are in don't deserve to be treated with any.

you can't say that. >> john: you definitely can't say no. hey, no. this fish gotta swim, terry. . >> stephen: oh, yeah, that's going to happen. >> john: i cannot remember what i said. i probably froze and then obfuscated somehow. but i do remember my wife's family were listening to it. they were calling her up, saying, i hear you got engaged? terry gross said you got engaged. she said not yet i didn't. >> stephen: well, john, i was about to hold up something. i was about to go, like there is a book associated. >> john: i've got a book coming out. >> stephen: i'll do this. is this duke nuke 'em? >> john: that's duke kaboom. >> stephen: john oliver. "last week," airs sundays on hbo. john oliver, everybody. we'll be right back. >> stephen: celebrating their 25th anniversary on broadway and here to perform "the circle of life" for the first time on late night television, tshidi manye and the broadway cast of the most successful show in history, "the lion king!" ♪ nants ingonyama bagithi baba ♪ ♪ nants ingonyama bagithi baba ♪ ♪ nants ingonyama bagithi baba ♪ ♪ sithi uhm ingonyama ♪ ♪

the murder that changed a nation, a documentary on the death of slovakian journalist john, who checks on terry martin for me and all of us here at dw, thanks for watching. the really perfect hearing, instead of responsible for the global business of as best as this is not legitimate business, the people that are in don't deserve to be treated with any kind of courtesy by the governments of the world. the never ending story of asbestos starts june 21st on dw the little bit. i always want it to be an investigative journalist or to have someone who exposes the lies in the power of using the hollow tech. if there's no one ever beat me up because of my job, no one torched my car either, but then i've only had it for a few months. the to on this particular wednesday and latino arrives back home around 7 pm. give me the might be checked off. michael. the uncle martinez spoke to his sister in law on the phone. they talked about wedding times on her bridal trash here. yeah, unfortunate about that video and then i give it some system and it was the a as a model and i quoted prostate. i called martina, b

chief justice john roberts and kavanaugh joining the liberal justices. terry moran at the supreme court tonight. >> tonight a supreme court stunner. two conservative justices, chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh joined the court's liberals in striking down alabama's congressional map that critics said diluted the power of black voters. in a 5-4 decision the court upheld a lower court ruling that found a restricting map drawn by the republican led alabama legislature violated the voting rights act because it only drew one district out of seven that had a majority of black voters, even though more than one in four alabamians are black. in his opinion for the court, chief justice john roberts wrote that the voting rights act does not permit states to provide some voters less opportunity to participate in the political process. the court's ruling, he added was based on a fair reading, containing undeniable evidence of alabama's extensive history of repugnant racial and voting related discrimination. that fierce descent justice clarence thomas said it am

and the terry fox left st. john's today and is on the way. they will join eight other ships either already at the search area or en route. the submersible made of car ban fibe -- car ban done fiber and titanium. in 2018 marine technology society, a volunteer group that offers technical advice to the industry expressed concerns to oceangate about the current experimental approach adopted by ocean sgate could result in negative outcomes that would have serious consequences for everyone in the industry. and the industry group wanted oceangate to submit to comprehensive testing and certification standards. it is not clear what steps oceangate undertook to adhere to those standards. its founder stockton rush on the missing sub expressed his take this way when asked by one of his previous passengers -- >> i've broken some rules to make this. i think that i've broken them with logic and good engineering behind me. the carbon fiber and titanium, there is a rule you don't do that. well, i did. >> reporter: and two employers separately expressed concer

john: you have? >> stephen: i have. i heard the terry gross interview. ell, fred and i -- >> stephen: fred ebb, your writing partner for so many years. >> john: went down to play -- we were assigned to write a score for what we called "new york, new york." martin scorsese was directing and liza minnelli and robert de niro were in it. and we went down to marty's office and we played our score. i think there were seven, eight songs, something like that. and he and liza were very complimentary. and we started to go home. over on the couch was somebody we hadn't met, and that was robert de niro. all we saw of him was an arm that went up. and scorsese said, "excuse me just a minute. de niro wants to speak with me." he went over and sat on the couch with him and then i saw two arms doing that. and then scorsese came back and in the most embarrassed way said that de niro feels that the title song, which is associated with him, is not as strong as "the world goes 'round" which is associated with liza's character. and he really could hardly get the "would you guys

and the "terry fox" left st. johns today and is on the way. they will join eight other ships either at the area or en route. the submersible, no hatch, the five-person crew botted into the 21-foot craft stirred controversy during develop and testing. in to 18, the marine technologies society, a volunteer group that offers technical advice to the industry, expressed concerns to oceangaetz about the approach that could result in outcomes that could have serious consequences for everyone in the industry, unquote. the industry group wanted oceangate to submit to comprehensive testing and standards tests. its founder, stockton rush, who is on the sub, described his take. >> i've broken some rules to make this. i think i have broken them with logic and technology behind them. >> two employees separately expressed concern about the thickness. one employee was fired. he sued for wrongful termination. the other resigned. the lawsuit was settled out of court. oceangate said it conducted further testing on the sub to ensure functionality and safety. noti

diverted to belarus, along with her partner the defendant john list of roman proud to say that he was putting last month european union. and terry administers amazing today and lot from the to try to overcome longstanding differences are the migration policies for years. you members have been adults of the how asylum see, cuz should be distributed across the blog. something countries have demanded more support from the eastern and northern neighbors. it is hope the talks could now lead to a break through a years of debate and disagreements have left your ups migration and asylum policy . oh, i see more than a 1000 people have dr. undergoing missing trying to reach the continent this year. last and what many called the broken system. european union rules say people must claim asylum in the country where they 1st arrive. and that's left some governments demanding change. over time, we have seen an erosion of trust, where, for instance, southern member states have felt that they have not been able to receive the support that they need as reckoning parties as populous parties have gained majorities and several member states. there h

we've got uyghurs, hong kong and south china sea and king john, taiwan and access to the market, and theft of intellectual property and -- thorough terry, and you have these things that just get in the way in a various serious way. we began because president xi and biden agreed that we wanted -- a global issue. it's not a bilateral issue, it's not an ideological issue. we both need to work on it. that's how we began. i regret to say that in the last months, the intensity for everybody here senses it's. they have ratcheted it up. it's been a little more difficult. i have known my counterpart for about 20 years. i had a very good relationship with president xi when i was secretary. the chinese helped us on a number of different sensitive issues. we cooperated on the iran nuclear agreement. we cooperated on paris. i think they want to cooperate, and i think on a few of these things there are particular reasons why it's rough. i'm not going to go into those publicly right now. i do think we can surmount this. we have to. the united states and china have to find a way to find the differences. we did that with president, biden we may do it n

john. it's estimated the $3000000000.00 is needed to deal with this amount of terry. and full announce, as russia says 20 civilians were injured in the shelling of the town of voting vodka south of don't yet. local russian installed officials say was show by $6.00 to $10.00 him of rockets, full nebraska was taken by russian forces last year. all deserves on a hash. them some this report from the town. this has become the sound struck of the in find the field. so but i was besides hit the ocean control ukrainian town in just one day many people were injured among them too. in critical condition. yeah. was this with the board for that? did it was here with me, so i felt there was an injured lady here. we waited till the ambulance came and took a sweat into town ukrainian besides hit on a distribution center blue and let y'all a double. they got the sub on. the 6 me solves found people, the catherine, to take i to rebuild the homes, come there was 6 injured hair to them in critical condition. helen, in the streets over lavaca, give a glimpse of how life is here. people a

john. no matter where you sit at a ball game, you're never safe. glad he is okay. you can watch our newscast on roku. terryweeney joins us now. >>> at 5:30 a major shot in the arm for b.a.r.t. with the agency talking about going over a fiscal cliff is given more than a billion dollars. >> our political analyst discusses the impact the latest charges are having with voters. >>> pride month in morgan hill, the agreement that has been reached in the past hour. >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. thanks for joining us. i'm gia vang. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. bailing out b.a.r.t. the transit agency is having a tough time meeting its budget. here is jodi hernandez.

special climate envoy, john kerry, senior move out population growth in the african countries saying is unsustainable, leading to devastating droughts and flooding. however, mr. terry refrained from all the americans to change their life stuff. we need to figure out how we're going to deal with the issue of sustainability and numbers of people were trying to take care of on the planets. i've been to a number of african countries where they are very proud of their increased birth rate. but the fact is, it's unsustainable for life to day, let alone when you add the future numbers. john kerry will judge the notion of parts down changes everyday life as a solution to the problem is it will faces. now i will in the future that runs counselors. the other reason why is this such as a report by noise environmental agency, we've said coughing down on the ad travels and saving less meets and improve the home installation our own changes. i can help protect the environments us farmers also hit back and carries things changing lives. so again, finding products to offer the benefit from the world saying that and livelihoods all being sacrificed at the old. so of net 0, we've go

and chief justice john roberts writing that the constitution does not exempt state legislatures from any of the ordinary constraints of law. david? >> david: all right, terry, we know other major decisions set to come later in the week and you'll be there for us, as well. thank you. >>> now to the news tonight on the longtime putin ally that turned on vladimir putin and sent troops to moscow before halting them. tonight, the president of neighboring belarus saying yevgeny prigozhin is in belarus. and that he warned him he would have been crushed like a bug if he continued his advance toward moscow. and our martha raddatz just reporting in tonight that a senior u.s. official has told her that he is, in fact, in belarus at this hour, surrounded by a, quote, huge security force. tonight, our ian pannell in ukraine with where this all stands now. >> reporter: tonight, yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the armed mutiny in russia, now in exile in neighboring belarus, according to a senior u.s. official. who says prigozhin is surrounded by a huge security force, his mood described as forlorn and uncertain. today, alexander lukashenko, the president of belarus, rev

john luiz fought for. that we continue to stand on a shoulders here in georgia as i know terri sewell does, and alabama. i'm looking forward to democracy being carried out and that everyone have the ability to be able to vote unfettered. >> all, right thank you congresswoman lucy mcbath, always great to have you. on coming up, the true meaning of juneteenth, it's much more than just a day off for more. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. richard -- >> rife, great sunday. happy father's day as. we'll get secretary of state anthony blinken arrived in china this morning for two days of talks. the hope here is the ease tensions between washington and beijing. but can postpone plans to visit in february following the shootdown of a chinese surveillance balloon over the united states. a new assessment from british official says both russian ukraine are suffering high military casualties during ukraine's high stakes counteroffensive. ukraine's military says that russia in just 24 hours carried out 43 airstrikes, 51 rocket attacks, and four missile strikes. and a heat wave c

john is that jim gibbons? oh, my pleasure. thank you. the new york times is reporting that the bible administration is close to reaching an informal deal with terry rock limits iran's nuclear program. and this comes as a result of, i'm going to accept following the breakdown of attempts to restart the 2015 iran nuclear deal, which so to run agree to limits its a nuclear program in return for relief from international sanctions. united states walked away from that deal during the trump presidency with these ladies chokes, us had to include the us around and israel, the paper quoted to drive the officials are saying that there was a minute drive the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and was constantly wanting to the threat posed by iraq's new to him program areas speaking in jerusalem this week, following discussions with us secretary of state and to me banking facility that gosh, i emphasized that will consistent positions because a lot returns and you can, i agreement with iran will not stop here brands and you could have program will just allow it around to direct money, even large amounts of money to the terrorist organizations that operates u

terraces through john is spiraling into the death and destruction as we speaking at a conference in geneva, trying to raise 3000000000 dollars to help deal with the humanitarian crisis of in terry administers of from so i'm to and the are in tune is here for meeting aimed at covering the number of microbes crossing the mediterranean sea into europe. soon as he was seen by the e. u as a gatekeeper of migration from north africa, the european union boss, the issue affects the entire region. in session organizations, migration says in the 1st 5 months of this year, 55000 migrants have made their way to europe, nearly 90 percent of them by sea. that's around 25 percent move and joined the same period last year and rolled in $1200.00 people died on the journey or a missing adult. 5 nationalities of those making the way to europe, ivory coast, a 5500 guinea mold in full 1000 pakistan on syria. and egypt is that the organization for migration says, for the 1st quarter of this year, more than 33000 people arise by sea and italy, spain and greece with the other main. c pulls for c arrivals. well, the full 1000 people arrived by land in bulgaria. and 3000 in cyprus, the libya is another

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terry -- military. this man maintains a lot of power and john kirby says all of it is in ukraine right now. they said the nuclear threat was not seen as elevated. they did not lean into the idea that this raises the risk of nuclear liberation or an elevated measure taken by vladimir putin. is there a reason why we can see that they say this with such assertion? >> if they have not changed how they want to assess his nuclear is in the half, that does not change is how they view it today. officials are concerned that this might obviously mean who is putin -- he was already paranoid he could double down. this could mean he could become more aggressive which could be used to the use of new your weapons -- nuclear weapons or more violent weapon. at the moment the u.s. does not see the need to change the posture. there's a tremendous amount of questions in the united states about what happened in the weekend. that is something the president admiral kirby is getting at. the point they want to get across and what we heard from putin in the past whether it is blaming the united states about russian

you beat a seasoned political operative, terry mcauliffe, and you pounded him and you showed terrt that a blue state can turn red. god bless you for doing it. >> john thank you. and this was a tone. thank you. and i want to thany in tk everyy in the audience. yeah, i'll tell you, sean, what you just showedjust. d unbelievable. and. and don't be fooled. don' fe. e le mistak this is by design. the left, liberal progressivesft believe that they know better than parents. they want bureaucrats th parentss to makes decisions for your children. and i'll tell you right nofor yt this is the issue going forward that will decidel deci election it's not republicans against democrats. it is the progressive left liberals who are trying to come for our kidsr ou in virginia. we stood up in 2021, virginia vi and said, not here. and in fact, we passed legislation that allownis hs te a decision about materials that abouo explicit and they canrepc replace them in the classroom. th thiso fighue to fight every single day because, again, it's not a mistake. they're doin dayg it by design.n you know, governor, you've been able to accomplish a lot of your agenda. i've bee

john, thank you for let's check on those bridges for you to 26 minute ride into the city. >> as you're traveling may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge. 22 minutes, terry, 80 richmond, sandra bridge 16 minutes. and if you are going to be taken the golden gate bridge, if you are traveling there, look at we have a little bit of fog. so you definitely want to slow it down just a little bit about 30 minutes. 37 to the tolls. >> all right. 7.50, is the time. let's talk sports. the warriors, chris paul, he's going to be now tasked with helping the warriors get to another championship. the fans are certainly experiencing a bit of a one. 80 they haven't necessarily cheered for cp 3 over the past decade as the warriors have faced him time and again. but he's now part of the home team. and yesterday afternoon he was asked about how he feels about becoming a warrior. >> when you get out there on the court with guys that are like-minded and love to play the game, the same way that i love to. excited about is always a new process. when you go into a new i've done a number of times now, but i am definitely excited about this >> these guys knows all about they've been th

terry. >> reporter: good morning. this was a stunning civil rights victory as conservative dominated supreme court. chief justice john congressional redistricting map drawn by the republican led alabama state legislature violated the voting rights act because it drew only one district out of seven where majority of voters were black when one in four or more alabamans are black. under this legislature's map the court found many black voters were packed into one district, many others cracked or splintered into other districts, diluting their influence in elections. the chief justice, in his opinion, writing the voting rights act does not permit a state to provide some voters less opportunity to participate in the political process. fierce dissent justice thomas said the approach that roberts and the liberals took is a proportional allocation of power. roberts said the court was following the law. the voting rights act. this decision will have a huge political impact not just in alabama but right across the country. it could tip the balance of power in the house of representatives after the next election. guys? >> okay.

terry moran. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is a major decision on how american elections are run. the supreme court, in a 6-3 opinion, written by chief justice johnanner elections are conducted. the so called independent state legislature theory. this case comes out of north carolina. a group of republican legislators had argued the congressional redistricting plan they passed was unreviewable by the state supreme court. and the constitution gave state legislatures alone no checks, no balances, the power to set the manner of our federal elections. in this opinion, by chief justice john robert, he rejects that argument altogether, restoring checks and balance, the normal checks and balances to how we run federal elections. just a huge case that will have impacts across the country. >> we're going to turn now to travel chaos. more than 2,000 flights have been cancelled across the country due to severe weather. stephanie ramos is at newark airport with the latest. good morning again, stephanie. >> reporter: hey there, robin. 800 flights nationwide have already been cancelled just this morning. here at newark airport and other new york city area airp