completely overhauled. climate is top of the agenda in beijing as well, where us climate on board john curry, how's it talks with his chinese counterpart? chinese state media say john kerry and sheer journal. well match for for was or is the attempted to make progress ahead of the un climate summit in november, thoughts between the 2 nations. the was biggest cobb and the meters broke down last year. i mean, the friction over taiwan and even as china continues to lead global carbon emissions, it's also experiencing record breaks in the heat and extreme weather. china like the rest of the world, is heating up. this some, a temperatures in beijing have surpassed $41.00 degrees celsius last year drowned 2 parts of the country hard, including in the southwest region of trunk. ching it was the was drought in 60 is this year it was severe flooding that take areas around. chung ching, to hunting, causing major damaged infrastructure and to people's homes. according to un figures, china is one of the world's most exposed countries to the impact of climate change . that's thanks to it's population siz

we'll be right back. 2 2 2 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to the whistle blowers, i'm john curry onto we're speaking with was the blower. matt ho about his decision to resign from government service in protest of the rock and afghanistan wars. not thanks again for being with us. hey, thanks john. for help me with you. glad to have you, matt. you've paid a higher price for your experience, and most whistle blowers have. besides the professional fall out for resigning your position, you suffered personally, you've spoken very publicly about p t. s. the about depression and moral injury for example. those are 3 things that i was also diagnosed with in the past. tell us about your experience and how you dealt with these challenges and they really are difficult challenges. they are, they are, and i of course i have to say, you know, my, my, uh uh, a punishment was nothing compared to yours and you went to prison for speaking the truth. so humbled to have you say that to me, i'm just glad to see the, you know, so you do you have post traumatic stress disorder? you have, i have dramatic

i'm john curry onto we're speaking with tim petoskey, whistleblower from the us department of veterans affairs. tim, thanks again for being with us. is always tim frank, sir, because the famed whistle blower from the early 19 seventy's new york police department is a friend of mine. one of the things frank has always been very clear about is that corruption only exists in police departments when police leaders allow it to exist . frank also has been clear that he had very little support from other police officers when he made his revelations. you've said that other police officers in the va are afraid, and when a whistle blower engages the da's leadership, the va attacks, the officer. these attacks tend to be effective. and the majority of cops are afraid of losing their jobs. and it being attacked in the same way as the whistleblower is attacked. i can tell you that this is also true and national security. the goal of those protecting the wrongdoers is to frighten, would be whistle blowers so that they remain silent. tell us about what you went through immediately after you made your

john allison. beth and ravenel curry university of south dakota.phi delta, the national right to work group and many others. so. but there are other supports giving you this banquet. one party is the coolidge senators. over 100 strong. young today. young people have come to washington to help study coolidge and reason together. you think of these senators as our you're also our coolidge senators. a second provider is the very library of congress. our co-host this event. we can't begin to convey how grateful we are to you, to the library. one for digitizing coolidge's papers, which has happened just now and for showcasing them in excellent show at this conference that you'll see tonight. we are grateful to the librarian of congress and are grateful to coolidge's friend meg mcaleer from you'll hear in a minute. another key entity present and helping and leading is the state of vermont, where we serve coolidge at plymouth notch, the presidential birthplace. you'll be hearing from us, pete balch of the state after meg reese said this conference about p

john monk dialed on 12. along birdie attempt here on 16. is that steph curry? no, it is jon rahm. ever at war liverpool. a five shot lead entering today. got it down. the bird he gets them to 11 under. this can get them to 12, 5 straight part including 18. he has a five shot lead entering the final round as he goes for his first major. as he becomes just the third lefty to win the open. brent auerbach playing his fifth game at catch of the season. look at this thing. it is like own dugout and jan was surprised. nobody thought he knew that. talk about sacrificing for the team. that is a highlight catch in the minor leagues. that is majorly quality in eugene, oregon. >> he has the protection. >> he has core strength as well. >> thank you. you are looking at a delicious way to discover san francisco's chinatown one bite at a time. we will talk about how they celebrate i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's

john elway. >> reporter: the venue is tough to beat, the shores of lake tahoe. the views are matched only by the energy of the fans. stephen curry is expected to drain a lot of putts and finish near the top of the leaderboard. the betting favorite in this star-studded field of more than 80 celebrities is defending champion tony romo. the scoring is different from what you see week in and week out on the pga and lpga tours. the 54-hole tournament uses the modified stable 4 formats. it awards more points for birdies and eagles and takes a way points for double bogeys. but really, the scorecard is not as important as just enjoying the atmosphere. the first round of the tournament tees off friday. rounds two and three will air live saturday and sunday on nbc bay area. anthony flores, nbc bay area. >> told you, it's like a party. >> it's so much fun. i've always wanted to go. watching on tv will be great. >> it's like a party and oh, yeah, there is golf involved as well. >> audrey asistio joins us with what is coming up next. >>> right now at 6:00, it is the end of an era as one of san francisco's beloved breweries is tapping out. an

analysis from bbc legends like its former chief political correspondent john sergeant and ex tory mp and beeb broadcaster edwina currie, plus , i'll ask my superstar plus, i'll ask my superstar panel if hugh edwards was the victim of a media witch hunt or if celebrities , private lives if celebrities, private lives are really any of our business. tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton , adam brooks and hamilton, adam brooks and matthew lhasa and free speech champion toby young will tackle the left's attempt to use this scandal as a stick to beat the free press with words . the sun free press with words. the sun reporting in the national interest . reporting in the national interest. did reporting in the national interest . did they act interest. did they act correctly? i'll be asking toby before the end of the show. we will ask all the tough questions tonight and we'll bring you tomorrow's front pages. hot off the press as well. don't forget , my digest on its way. my , my digest is on its way. my reaction, this is dan wootton tonight with me, mark dolan. let's go . let's go. on a momentous day and an exploding med

include curry's brother, seth, his father, dell as well, and vallejo native cc sabathia, former 49ers jerry rice, steve young, former cal quarterback aaron rodgers, former stanford quarterback johnd former raider quarterback derek carr. and by the way, best attendance they've ever had watching this tournament. it's a lot of fun. a lot of fun to see. well, there's a party also going on in san francisco's mission district every saturday from now until mid-november, san francisco is shutting down valencia street between 18th and 21st streets to all cars, trucks and motorcycles between two in the afternoon and nine at night. that gives the community a safe place to get out and have fun. the valencia corridor merchants association says there will be live music as well as pop up shops and the restaurants and shops are a permanent part of the neighborhood. those are going to stay open late. neighbors are hoping weekly block parties will draw more people to the district . hot weather and dry brush raising concerns about this year's wildfire season. we're talking with cal fire about everything you need to know about what kind of wildfire season we may see this year. and tips on how you c