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he is with us today at the tucson festival the books john. next we have jeff goodell where the heat will kill you first. great title, by the way another prolific writer successful both critically and commercially was born and raised in silicon valley. a grad of uc berkeley with an mfa from columbia. he's written about silicon valley as a place in a memoir, but also another name for the world have created. he's been a professional motorcycle racer, an apple employee and a blackjack dealer in tahoe. began writing as a crime reporter. new york city. and then he introduced environmental face with a trilogy on climate change, a big call. and an milwaukee and term if you will, flood and fire with, the water will come first. and our particular concern today, the heat will kill you first, for which he has traveled world. he's held a guggenheim fellowship, a fellow at new america and the atlantic council and a frequent commentator. energy and environmental issues for all the major media. even the oprah winfrey show. you grabbed the brass ring. jeff, congra

you wouldn't cover cop to engage in dubai, extensively with cop 29 and back to and as a by john coming up next. are you going? are you optimistic? what's that gonna bring? and i wouldn't be going, and there's been a lot of controversy and by the fact that other by john is hosting in the next age told a have a huge fossil fuel industry as to the u, a. e that i've told. so there was a lot of concern about that and let's see how it goes. i mean, i think of progress was made at the last a call back in december, in due by the preparations are underway here in brussels. as you environment ministers are meeting or climb administered, for example, they're all looking at had to call. it's very much and the main ad ping on the agenda in terms of the time of this year. although, as you mentioned the word bank, i am at please use this month. we'll also be significant. but yes, when i have a it's, it's going to be the bulk of wind for climate discussions over the next few months . okay. and a phone call to me is by the sounds of it. many things to our guest today for joining us, patrick time, bring joan sw

next to eddie redmayne, jewel gray. john kander next to you who wrote the music for "cabaret." ed on stage and john kander is right there? that's not fair. >> gayle: i have a line in the show, you you can tell my uncle here and now because he's my agent. there is john kander! for the rest of the show, i was like, all i could do was sing to john. to be able to sing "cabaret" to john kander. and to say it to the man who is the old chum of the old chums. we had met ten years ago when i did the first production. >> stephen: here you are. 2014. it's very different. >> gayle: some armpit hair. >> stephen: good for you. >> gayle: was at? >> stephen: during berlin. 1930s. you already know, the music is already in your bones. how was the shift to sally? did you always want to play sally? >> gayle: deep down inside of me, like a private dream that i didn't want to play sally. >> stephen: like a wish he can't say out loud. otherwise it won't happen. >> gayle: yeah, it was quite secret. i didn't believe it was going to happen. even after my audition i had a call back and i was flying to ber

operation in ukraine, we have held to a position where we didn't agree to sanctioning russia of next john carry on to has the latest episode of the west of low as on more news is coming your way in 30 minutes, thanks for watching the fun. february 25th, 2024. a young, active duty airman by the name of aaron bush. now it's something both heroic and horrible. he went to the is really embassy in washington. said that as a member of the us air force, he could not be party to a genocide against the palestinian people. doused himself with kerosene and set himself on fire. he shouted free palestine 5 times until finally collapsing. he died later at a washington dc hospital. he was only 25 years old. aaron bush knows death was no simple suicide. it was a bold political statement for the question is whether anybody in washington will listen. i'm john kerry. uncle, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 aaron bush now clearly gave a lot of thought to what he was about to do that sunday. he said good bye to his friends and his family can gave away all of his possessions. he had breakfast a

coming away next, john carry on care with the latest episode of the west to blow as another thought with more news in about 30 minutes. thanks for watching the yes, the i in february admitted with the release of a report from the bureaus inspector general that it had recruited an informant to infiltrate and to spy on the civil rights group. black lives matter. denver, that informant went so far as to try, unsuccessfully thank goodness, to convince 2 members of black lives matter to assassinate the attorney general of the us state of colorado. was this in forming a whistle blower? of course not. he was a wreck. he was a snitch criminal. but what happens when the width of lower is not the stereotypical truth teller? after all, was the blowing comes in many forms. i'm john to reaku. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 charles little john has become something of a controversial figure in whistleblower circles. the 38 year old former contractor with the us internal revenue service was recently sentenced to 5 years in a federal prison for leaking. donald trump's tax returns to the new yor

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next week. james, ok, thank you very much, john. 10, 19 is the time and board of supervisors. president aaron peskin is apparently on his way as we speak to file paperwork to officially enter the race for mayor supervisor. peskin currently serves as the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> he's been on the on and off since the early 2. thousands. when peskin does officially joined the race, he will be joining incumbent mayor london breed, who will be looking to be re-elected supervisor ahsha safai. is also running along with philanthropist daniel lurie and former san francisco mayor and current supervisor mark farrell. so that race is getting interesting. and after 2 weeks of counting ballots in the race to succeed. congresswoman anna eshoo, it is still a tie between assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor. joe, so so both candidates will now be moving forward to the primary from the primary to join san jose mayor sam liccardo on the november ballot. it will be a 3 way race because both her surprise, they say by the outcome they're thankful th

host: minnesota is next. john, democrats line.aller: i want to respond to the republican woman who called in earlier. she quoted climate scientists regarding glacier ages in the past. it is good that we trust what our climate scientists have said about the past, but now the exact same climate scientists are saying the burning of fossil fuels is causing our earth to warm at an unusually rapid pace and that we need to act as quickly as possible to reduce the use of fossil fuels. i'm always surprised when i hear people quote scientists about the past but then do not believe what they say about the present. finally, my real question was, who do you think is really behind all of the false information that is being put out about renewables? now they are saying solar panels are heating up the earth. who is behind all of this false information? guest: you can be sure that people have an interest, sometimes a financial interest. it depends on your portfolio. in congress they say where you sit determines where you stand. in other words, whe

brenner asking for this briefing be scheduled within them the next two weeks. >> sandra: john by the way the press secretary live at the white house stepped up to the podium, john. >> john: i didn't recognize her at first. >> sandra: there you go she is obviously doing some housekeeping at the top there, she has not started taking questions yet but as you know we will be listening for that to begin. john kirby will join her in the briefing room but first we will take a quick break, john. >> john: the biden campaign and liberal media running wild with a comment made by formal president trump but did they follow the familiar playbook of taking him wildly out of context to try to make a point? joe will tackle that coming n next. comfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death.

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and mcconnell's chief of staff, john cornyn who was hoping to become the next republican majority leader. he was part of those conversations. so there was, there were certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor, you know, and so in the meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. .. i got from with the to proceed to close session to allow for deliberation on the question as required by impeachment rule 24. >> madam president? >> majority leader in a previous consent request we get your site a chance for debate in public the way it should be, and your side objected. we're moving forward. >> the question is on the motion to ask for the yeas and nays. >> is a sufficient second? t

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and what we need is someone with a calm head and a vision for what we do next. johnmportant roles in the scottish government. and i've got no doubt that under his leadership, our party would be in a better place. but in the meantime, of course, whoever does take over will face some pretty significant challenges. the snp, usually a united church under the cause of independence, is pretty divided on some very significant issues. how to take forward that cause — economic policy, social policy, such as gender issues. there may well be a vote in the parliament, likely tomorrow, on whether the party might face a vote of no confidence in the government. i don't think it's likely to pass, but that's been brought by scottish labour and actually they would like to see an election here in scotland as well. these people cannot now give us chaotic, functional government. i think they are now very similar to the uk conservatives, a party that is trying to manage and cover up for its failures and trying to manage the chaos and division that it has internally. i think the snp is in

next hour. let's see how john does auainst next hour. let's see how john does against him- _ next hour. atchers. it was also seen in shetland. you can see and nibble at the bottom of the picture. today we have low pressure driving our weather. various fronts attached to it, producing a fair bit of rain through the night, and pushing steadily northwards and also eastwards. the other feature of the weather today is that it will be a windy day. strongest winds at the moment across parts of the irish sea, the coast of wales, the south—west, and the english channel. the wind will pick up inland as we go through the day, as well, and as this rain moves away from the east fairly slowly it will brighten up in the west to sunshine, bright spells and showers. they will feel cooler than yesterday, temperatures eight to 12 or 13 in the south. as we head through the evening and overnight, eventually the rain moves away. a transient ridge of high pressure built across us, something start to settle down. there will also be clear skies, and also a touch of frost in parts of scotland and northern england

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next week. breaking news on that, fox news eric john live with what we can expect. >> the defendant has he will president trump at his monologue news conference a few moments ago thank you will testify at this trial, the trial set to start monday with jury selection 10:00 a.m. here in the criminal court. former president facing 34 separate counts of falsifying business records for hiding one 30,000 dollars in payoffs during the 2016 presidential race. all the corrupt and hide alleged affair with porn star stormy daniels. he denies that. former president accused of funneling the money through his lawyer, michael cohen. the funds used to reimburse were really listed by the trump administration as legal exp expenses. cohen is expected to testify here. the checks were signed by the former president and one signed by donald junior. the charges pumped up from misdemeanor to felony prosecutors because of the manhattan das office said the payments were campaign violations during the campaign. trump is required to attend the trial which will keep him off the campaign trail potentially through mid june.

to see it authorize, even though the court has technically authorized the program for the next year. host: john, in michigan hi -- michigan. hi, john. caller: with the talk of people coming across the border, this and that, i would think there would be a real push to get this through for potentially any internal terrorism within the united states, which has been so worried about all of these other people coming across the border, as well as any other kind of terrorism, whether it be looks like another january 6 or something like that, being able to find out things ahead of time would probably be a pretty darn good idea before it actually happened. that would be my comment. host: all right, john. sam sabin, people making that argument? guest: you are hearing that argument, particularly in the house intelligence committee , people arguing that we need to be able to investigate, have all of our surveillance power intact. there is no good, they would argue, from impeding the surveillance program. that's exactly the argument that is being made in terms of passing this and keeping it without a warran