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kerry disagrees. >> jobs of a different kind will be available. >> how can the u.s. continue to be a world leader on climate change if president biden won't be able to get the main parts of the agenda passed? >> i think the president will get the climate basis passed eventually. >> will he act outside of congress? >> i think he will do everything he can. >>. >> reporter: and kerry said that the signs hoo like this will be increasingly hard to ignore. >> we have an opportunity to win this battle and so young people are asking the adults to behave like adults and get it done. >> you are have children and grandchildren. we saw the video of your granddaughter sitting on your lap as you signed the paris climate agreement in 2016. should she be worried or hopeful? >> i don't want them to worry. i'm confident that we will get to a low carbon net zero carbon economy, i'm not confident that we will get there in time to avoid the worst damages. so, this is a race against time, and against our own indifference and procrastination, we have to make it happen. >> kerry and officia

the us climate envoy john kerry issues a passionate plea to step up efforts to tackle climate change,ith a stark warning about any failure to act now. this test is now as acute and as existential as any previous one. torrential rain in central china causes widespread disruption and huge anxiety for passengers caught in one flooded subway system. i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo where although the opening ceremony is still two days away, the action has got underway with hosts japan kicking things off in softball. and the billionaires space race heats up as amazon founderjeff bezos launches to the edge of the cosmos — taking him on an emotional high. oh my god! my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe his words could hardly be more timely. the us climate envoy, john kerry, has delivered an impassioned warning about the risks of climate change — and the urgency of acting now. speaking in london as floods devastate parts of europe and china, and heatwaves and wildfires sweep across north america, mr kerr

powerful rhetoric there from john kerry which is very much his thing.se it's a pretty clear indication that the us is notjust back, it wants to lead? it the us is notjust back, it wants to lead? it certainly wants to lead? it certainly wants to _ wants to lead? it certainly wants to lead _ wants to lead? it certainly wants to lead and - wants to lead? it certainly wants to lead and of - wants to lead? it certainly l wants to lead and of course wants to lead? it certainly - wants to lead and of course he is speaking at a time when people around the world are acutely aware, perhaps more acutely aware, perhaps more acutely aware, perhaps more acutely aware than ever before, of the effects of climate change. we are seeing the devastating floods in europe, feeling it and experiencing it on the west coast of america and in canada as well, the effects of the heatwaves which have been going on for weeks now and of course fires burning like never before right across the western united states. and of coursejohn kerry is trying to drum up support for the cop26 mee

here is our environment correspondent match mcgrath to explain what else mrjohn kerry had to say.ery wide ranging speech running almost 30 pages. he covered a lot of ground in this particular talk. he ranged on what was happening to the world right now, what happened in the past. his own experience in london. but he also really pointed the finger at a number of countries for not going fast enough and for others for cutting down their forests. he didn't name brazil and indonesia, but they were certainly in his sights, and he was particularly strong on china saying that china's promise to limit its emissions or peak its emissions by 2030 just wasn't good enough. they would have to do more quicker or the rest of the world would be in trouble and the 1.5 degree warming target that's in the paris agreement wouldn't be met. he was very strong on that and saying the us wanted to work with china but the chinese certainly had to do more — and others, too. he was very strong in saying that countries had promised back in paris to meet certain targets but their collective efforts to date mean

here's our environment correspondent matt mcgrath explaining what else john kerry had to say.ery wide ranging speech running almost 30 pages. he covered a lot of ground in this particular talk. he ranged on what was happening to the world right now, what happened in the past. his own experience in london. but he also really pointed the finger at a number of countries for not going fast enough and for others for cutting down their forests. he didn't name brazil and indonesia, but they were certainly in his sights, and he was particularly strong on china saying that china's promise to limit its emissions or pique its emissions by 2030 just wasn't good enough. they would have to do more quicker or the rest of the world would be in trouble and the 1.5 degree warming target that's in the paris agreement wouldn't be met. he was very strong on that and saying the us wanted to work with china but the chinese certainly had to do more — and others, too. he was very strong in saying that countries had promised back in paris to meet certain targets but their collective efforts to date mea

john kerry has been promoting climate change for years.er than being well-connected to leaders around the world who wanted to give a lot of money. john kerry admitted that the united states knows that china is building solar panels which the left says it is with slave labor from their country. in no matter what happens we are going to work with china on this issue. the biggest issue is not what john kerry says, just like we saw with covid, big tech like facebook and media are completely suppressing debate on this issue, there is a scientist who worked in the obama energy department i just wrote this book called "unsettled," climate change doesn't have to be the sky is falling thing, facebook buried it and set everything in this book is discredited. he has a different point of view on this issue so i think that paying money to government bodies will not do anything to help solve the climate problem. >> harold: how should he focus on this? i hope there is agreement that the temperatures are rising and we've got to deal with our climate issue

anyone else want to say anything to kerry? thank you kerry. the commissioners are going to speak after public comment so i'll hold mine. anyone on the line would like to say anything about diane. i would like to read a short statement from the executive director from bcec who wants his statement read into record. "there are few people i enjoy being in meetings with more than diane. she always makes me smile at the beginning and end of the meeting. she commands respect, the ability to respect differenting views and her unfailing optimism. and she believes in each space centric organization commissions designed to protect and make the best uses of our resources. i've only been at b cdc for a fraction of the time diane has been at the port but i'll miss her." >> : i didn't expect that one. >> : thank you. i'll start us off again. diane, i heard your name back in 2010. when i joined the port in 2016, i felt lake i joined aif a championship team. your reputation was such that it was your water front. i can't believe how much you trusted me and welc

the invoice john kerry is in moscow trying to encourage russia to quit it. so cost, rather it's carbon emissions at the start of his $4.00 day visit, carrying that foreign minister. so guy level to discuss cooperation, john holmes, even as john kerry and sir k, lovegrove met in moscow to align the country's positions on climate change, the fires raged. all around them in ne siberia where the permafrost is rapidly disappearing. forest fires, threatened homes, and villages. june temperatures in both moscow and st. petersburg set new records, while temperatures north of the arctic circle approach. 30 degrees celsius in the united states to wildfires, destroyed homes in pumps of california. state for the rest of your visit is an important signal for developing bilateral relations or lifting tensions and for establishing work in areas where we can find common ground. the russian foreign minister knows the former us secretary of state, well and ela, disagreed on monitoring the past. this time john kerry comes as president, biden's climate, envoy and on climate cha

what john kerry is t in: to he do this? what john kerry is trying to do — he do this?other foreign policy issues between china and the us. he talked on this very specifically about it being an issue on climate whether they need to work together. he made a reference to the us allying with... and called climate change a mutual suicide pact. so he's really trying to isolate claimant as the one thing where it's kind of a mutual issue. do you think he'll be successful? i think it really depends on some larger forces. think it really depends on some largerforces. i think think it really depends on some larger forces. i think we cannot discount that china makes its decisions on climate change based on its own policies and accounting. it will notice obviously bigger market forces are moving in that direction. whether the us can directly appealed to china on this issue and make no concessions and any other areas is a bit more questionable — but it may be that just leaving bit more questionable — but it may be thatjust leaving on it and the eu and the uk leading on it, they brin

, senator kerry served from 1988 to 2001.se in the senate but what you got from senator moynahan there was the equivalent of a standing oak ovation. i'm so struck by so much of what you had to say that day. looking at it today. just that phrase that bob dole is a patriot before he is a republican. what happened to that? what's happened to that concept in the united states senate? >> well, some of it has to do with american people themselves. they've become more polarized then in the 1990s. it has to do with the early conversation you had with facebook, you don't have into -- attention on facebook unless you unsolved people. president trump blew away the norms, we set norms of behavior and there's no law, no rules, nobody is going to enforce them if you blow up the norm. he reveled in insulting people. he reveled in lies. reveled in doing things that were different. a lot of his supporters said at least he speaking his mind. that is not normative behavior. we shouldn't where ward people who are violating what we consider to be

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john kerry is in brush up the talks that could cool pension the number of areas. ah, ah, it's time for the journey with sponsored by capital airways. hello there. it continues to be a very hot picture across europe, but it's also looking very wet in places, in particular, in the north west. and we've seen flooding in london as torrential rain swept across parts of the u. k. as we go into tuesday, it is going to dry up slightly, but floodlights do remain in areas in the southeast of england and in parts of scotland, things are going to get sunny and warm as we go into the mid week. much of the weather is accumulating in france, you can see that weather system bringing a lot of the west and windy weather to the netherlands. and to belgian, as well as into parts of switzerland, we could see some flooding here. allison flooding in parts of germany as that wet weather stretches more into the central areas, northern areas of italy, expecting to see some really wet weather as well. but to the east to this, it is looking a lot hotter and dryer. western areas of russia see

. >> thanks, kerry >> thank you, kerry.'re going to need a much bigger boat. if you think it's been raining a lot in the northeast, my gosh, july so far, almost 9 inches of rain, new york almost 8 1/2 inches of rain 9 out of 12 days of rain in new york city. 12 out of 12 for boston for the month of july. third wettest there. out west, they're going to be seeing some wet weather. flash flood watches stretching for much of the southwest. we're getting this monsoonal moisture start to go push its way in scattered showers will do many develop in the afternoon this rain will help with some of the heat and ease the drought in the southwest just a tad, but it's pretty strong stuff new storms tomorrow will form into the southern rockies. local downpours may see anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain rainfall rates of up to 12 inches per hour. that's a lot of rain to this area in such a short period of time that's why we have flash flood watches out for the southwest. that's what's going on aro . >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kar

i will shame john kerry because he is a doofus. >> i disagreed john kerry paid by do probably agree menn women. i'm going to take that one. faster cars, more drive-in, more red meat, less healthy. this guy's an idiot, right? he's pretty davos crowd is part of the aspen crowd pretty spent his life flying around on a private jet. liz had a lot of people talk to my former member of a ton of people coming up to me, they don't care about climate change. the link of using gas prices of the pump question if they're going to the roof for the care about the border, the care about the military. they care about getting a job. if your small business in this show, you cannot hire anyone. those of the issues people care about. john kerry is so out of touch with the mainstream of america. by the way for do care about claimant leave us alone. go talk to the chinese they are the big polluters not us. dagen: doug, with the energy boom which president biden is trying to reverse, our admissions in this country were falling dramatically per capita they were the lowest they had been before the pandemic since

this time john kerry comes as president, biden's climate, envoy and on climate change. both sides now support joint action apps. we believe there is space for us to cooperate on this and perhaps to be able to open up some better opportunities on other issues as we do cooperate on this restrictions recognize the program flashes. and this is a very good, very good bet for, for the launch the negotiation. it's such an issue. mutual suspicions abound as ever. president putin has warned, the climate cooperation may be used by foreign powers to exert pressure on russia. perhaps limiting its exploitation of new oil and gas opportunities created by melting arctic ice and as a signal to the 2015 paris climate accord. russia is yet to produce a plan to achieve net 0 emissions by 2050. for the u. s. this is the 1st test of president biden's hope of a reset of relations within 6 months. she just wasn't for the us, it's important now to find some common topics within the announced half a year period, during which it must be figured out if interaction with russia and its current admi

we asked john kerry.> reporter: wildfires raging across the west. canada. even siberia. deadly floods sweeping through europe. and china and heat waves hitting the u.s. >> this is a direct impact of the climate crisis. >> reporter: john kerry told us these are everyday signs of the devastation unleashed by climate change. >> do you feel there is a new sense of urgency internationally to do something faster against climate change? >> i think there's a growing sense of urgency but i don't think it's quite at the peak level it needs to be on a coordinated basis around the planet. there's an enormous amount we have to do. >> reporter: we're on a tight deadline. kerry has been traveling around the world calling on countries to do more to cut planet warming greenhouse gas emissions coming from power plants, transportation and industries. >> we've got to reduce emissions significantly enough between 2020 and 2030 that we are able to keep alive t temrature rise >> reporter: under the 2015 paris climate treaty, ne

reporter: even as john kerry met in moscow, the fires raged all around them. in northeast siberia, forest fires threaten homes and villages. temperatures in moscow and st. petersburg set new records wihile temperatures north of the arctic circle of reach 30 degrees. in the united states, wildfires destroyed homes in parts of california. >> it is an important signal for developing relations. reporter: the russian foreign minister disagreed on much. this time john kerry comes as a climate envoy, and with climate change, both sides support joint action. >> we believe there is space for us to cooperate on this and be able to open up some better opportunities as we do cooperate. >> both presidents recognize the problem of climate change. this is a very good starting point. reporter: mutual suspicions abound. putin has warned climate change cooperation can be used by foreign powers to exert pressure on russia. as a signatory to the 2015 paris climate accord, russia is yet to produce a plan to reduce net zero emissions. for the u.s., this is the first test of preside

he says, "this girlfriend of mine, kerri carr, we've had problems for a long time.oing this to get back at me'cause she don't like me. she wants to see me in trouble." >> the detectives brought kerri in for another chat. >> after a lengthy discussion, she ultimately said, yes, what her ex-boyfriend told us, that she was trying to get back at him and try to get him in trouble, almost like i got you kinda thing. >> you know, it's frustrating work that you do. >> yeah, this was -- i mean, this took days. you know, it took us away from the -- what we're thinkin'we're investigating, trying to locate chelsea and find out what happened to her with this information that someone comes in and brings to us. >> so they arrested kerri, too, for lying to the police and they went back to square one. while chelsea's family waited for something anything good. >> still very hopeful that she is somewhere alive and well. >> and the searchers slogged. >> it's pretty marshy back there. it's a lot of mud. so it's pretty tough to get through. a lot of downed timbers. so it's challenging. >

i mean, kerri won gold after breaking her ankle while attempting to vault.ot back up, taped her ankle up, and won a second attempt before collapsing in pain. now, some people are comparing her and biles right now. but these are two very different situations. am i wrong? >> i don't think they're as different as you are thinking they are. earlier i had brought up the correlation between the two. and that was viewed, that iconic moment, 25 years ago, when we won a gold medal, the 1996 olympic games and kerri was so courageous to go for a second vault. she was risking her physical health and even her emotional health to tell you the truth. anyone in her shoes would have been scared, would have been anxious. and it affects someone for the rest of their lives. so simone was thinking about her mental health and her physical health and she made the decision that she didn't feel right, she didn't want to take the risk. and so she made the best decision for simone. back in the '90s we couldn't hear our inner voice. the sport was very much filled with a great deal of c

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john kerry calls on nations to do more to hit net zero.some of our conversation with the u.s. climate on five -- envoy ahead of the g20 climate summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i'm very hopeful because the stakes couldn't be higher for every country in the world. this is an existential issue. we already see people in various parts of the world losing their lives to the impacts of climate. we need to respond. that means every nation. that's what paris contemplated. five years ago, we made this determination to come together. now we have to implement further. >> what real hope is there of getting something ambitious, giving the challenge -- given the challenges we have seen so far? >> i think the g7 put out a very important statement. it was very far-reaching, calling for an end of coal-fired power plants abroad, outside of one's country. it set a very aggressive goal for 2020-2030 reductions. it embraced keeping the 1.5 degrees limit on the rising of temperature. keeping it alive. those were aggressive goals. i'm hopeful. i can't tell you

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kerry spoke to bloomberg. >> this is an existential issue. we see people in various parts of the world losing their lives to the various effects of climate crisis. we need to respond. >> the developed world particularly, the 20 countries that are the major economies of the world really need to step up and come up with a reduction to keep the minimal amount of damage possibilities and focus. mark: the g20 meeting on climate action is set to kick off tomorrow in naples. the summer olympics -- that process was overhauled in 2019 to prevent bidding wars among cities. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am matt miller and welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following. construction hardware supplier hellman goes public in 2.6 billion dollars spac merger. we will discuss their public debut and how the market with -- and the ce

anyone else you know had an adverse reaction, kerry? >> my nephew.-year-old healthy nephew wound up with perio myocarditis shortly after his second moderna vaccine, as well. >> laura: barbara, carrie, i could talk to you for an hour about this. it is important for everyone to hear these stories. thank you for sharing. pfizer announcing today they are going to file for an emergency use authorization for a booster for the delta variant. joining me now, dr. jay bhattacharya you. you just heard that horrific story from barbara and her daughter, kerry. she has paralyzed, can't move half her body, had significant hemorrhagic event in her brain. and now, we are going for the third shot. what is going on? >> i think first of all, it is a public health failure when you are trying to bully people into doing what you want them to do. you should never ever bully people. what we should tell people is the truth, for instance, such a sad story about barbara. for people who are older, they are actually kind of in a tough position. covid actually causes strokes, but

the us climate envoy, john kerry, has said the world can't wait for the end of the covid—19 pandemicefore facing up to the environmental crisis. mr kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling climate change would be much worse than coronavirus. there's been severe flooding across central china. it's caused widespread disruption, with video footage showing images of roads turned into rivers and cars being stranded by fast rising water. scientists say some regions have experienced an entire years�* worth of rain in the past three days. the american billionnaire, jeff bezos, has made a 10—minute, 18 second trip to space. the founder of amazon was accompanied by his brother, mark, the youngest ever astronaut, oliver daemen, and the oldest, the pioneering female aviator wally funk. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. south africa is facing its deepest political crisis of the post—apartheid era. after days of violence and looting which saw more than 200 people killed and thousands arrested, president ramaphosa claimed there'd been a well—planned a

nbc's kerry sanders reports. >> reporter: from the midwest to the mid-atlantic, and parts of the south, this morning, hazy horizons brought on by smoke from those massive wildfires out west. the largest one, the boot leg blaze in oregon, less than 40% contained. so big and hot, it is creating its own weather, including wind and dry storms. >> sending that smoke into the northern plains and then right down through the middle part of country and over toward the east coast, where we've been seeing it for days. >> reporter: all that smoke creatingary quality warnings for millions, in pennsylvania and new jersey. people with respiratory conditions advised to stay inside. on the national mall in washington, a blanket of haze, amplifying d.c.'s notoriously humid summer days. >> i was having a little trouble with trying catch my breath and breathing, and i just thought i was overheated. but now i can really see that it is not just the heat. but it is from the haze as well. >> makes it more humid. the air is very sticky. >> reporter: scientists say these extreme fires are another example of our

. >> reporter: neither wyatt nor his dad were vaccinated but kerry says they infected a group of people who were vaccinated including wyatt's girlfriend, his grandfather. his best friend and some of his best friends family. they all tested positive and all had mild disease. what variant can cause all these breakthrough infections? >> doctors told my next that he had delta plus. >> all of these variants are worrisome. this is particularly bad for people who are not vaccinated. there are some breakthroughs in the last couple weeks. this has coincided with the arrival of the delta variant in los angeles. >> reporter: explains while the vaccines work and can prevent severe illness, they may not protect vaccinated people from getting infected and transmitting the virus. >> wear a mask in quarantine if you are around somebody. as long as we care about each other we can handle this. >> reporter: kerry who got the johnson & johnson vaccine tested negative. after what happened to her family she hopes everyone understands why we all need to get vaccinated. >> if you don't do it for yourself, be w

kerry: well, i think, g7 put out a very important statement that was very far-reaching.ding of funding of coal fired power plants abroad. it set a aggressive goal for a 2030 reduction. it embraced the keeping 1.5 degrees limit on the rising of temperature in place, keeping it alive. those were aggressive goals, and i am hope will -- hopeful. i cannot tell you yet that i am optimistic, because we have not had actions it with the g20, but i look forward to the next blood couple of days. my hope is that countries will step forward. in saudi arabia, the saudis signed onto a joint statement that is forward leaning an aggressive. and russia, president putin has committed that russia will take this seriously, and the steps that they need to take. i think step-by-step, we are growing the support, the aggressive effort that the world is demanding, and i would empathize young people all around the world understand this is their future. this is adults today not behaving like adults, and they are demanding that we do, and i think we have to live up to that. haidi: u.s. special presi

kerri strug was on your team.ple are comparing her and biles, but these are two different situations. am i wrong? >> i don't think they're as different as you're thinking they are. earlier, i brought up the correlation between the two. the iconic moment 25 years ago, when we won a gold medal at the 1 1996 games. and kerri was so courageous to go for a second vault. she was risking her physical and emotional health. it affects someone for the rest of their lives. simone was thinking about her mental and physical health, is a and she didn't want to take the risk. she made the best decision for simone. back in the '90s, we couldn't hear our inner voice. the sport was filled with control, fear, intimidation, and silence. kerri did what she had no choice to do. simone said, this is too much of a risk. i don't want to harm myself physically or mentally, and she didn't want to jeopardize team usa's chances of getting on the podium. she's so courageous, and it's a humbling move she made. >> she's getting a lot of criticis

john kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling climate change would be much worse than coronavirusthere's been severe flooding across central china. it's caused widespread disruption, with video footage showing images of roads turned into rivers, and cars being stranded by fast—rising water. scientists say some regions have experienced an entire years�* worth of rain in the past three days. the uk home office says a record number of migrants in a single 24—hour period have crossed the english channel. at least 430 migrants made the crossing on a flotilla of small vessels. the met office issued a new—style extreme heat weather warning, and told people to watch out for sunburn and heat exhaustion. the amber warning, in place until thursday, covers large parts of wales, all of south—west england and parts of southern and central england. the heat warnings are in place across the country, including here in southsea. but not everyone can get to the cooling coastline. what if you live in the tenth floor of a block of flats? that's what kelvin does. by flats? that's what kelvin does. by m

chancellor merkel and john kerry are correct in these statements. two enjoyments i would see with the statement says that, one, it has long been in the power of national governments to act more seriously to reduce emissions than they have, and two, there are some dangers in thinking about climate change as a crisis, but god it suggests a sort of immediacy. like, do what you have to do and then it is done. in fact, it is a catastrophe happening and slow motion, a train back in slow motion. everything is happening slowly. we are seeing decades of inaction to address these issues. even with the increased carbonisation in response by world leaders, we are going to see more changes because it will not be arrested overnight, it will be gradually slowed and stopped. and depending on the intelligence of the response, perhaps returned and brought back to our prime position, but thatis back to our prime position, but that is the work of decades. it has to start right now and has to go on and on and on. edward, we are out of time but we appreciate sharing your

an activist in the community working as a senior aide to kennedy and volunteering for senator john kerry's campaign and working for senator kerry in a variety of roles including constituency director and political director. in 2009 she offered historic campaigns on the city council and became the first woman of color elected in the council and its 100 year history. on the council, congresswoman presley worked with advocates and other elected officials to combat the inequities and disparities facing the communities. in 2016 congresswoman presley was named one of the 14 young democrats to watch. in 2014 the chamber of commerce named her one of the ten outstanding young leaders of the law center prevented with their leadership award. in 2015, she had the award and was named one of the boston magazine's 50 most. she's also in public leadership in the class of 2012. throughout her historic time in congress, congresswoman presley has accomplished so much and has been a champion of justice, reproductive justice, justice for emigrants, consumer justice, justice for aging americans, workers. curren

guest: i disagree with john kerry but i do agree that man is more carbon than women. the cars and were driving maybe, more red meat. thus healthy. this guy is an idiot, he is part of the actin cloud and he's part of life flying around in private jets rated i know a ton of people coming up to me and they don't care about climate change. have you seen gas prices at the pump. they are going through the roof cover that care about the border the military and the care about being able to get a job. in the small businesses, you cannot hire anybody. those are the issues that people care about predict and john kerry is so out of touch with mainstream of america because he cares about climate. leave us alone, go to chinese, then the big polluters not aspirated. >> and done with our interview which president biden it is trying to revert, our emissions in this country falling dramatically per capita, the there were the lowest they have been before the pandemic sense 1950 is a natural gas in the cracking of whom are any president biden is trying to reverse that so you can actually

so kerry, talktuse about what's going on in the orlando area.een a huge jump in both cases and the positivity rate there. >> a huge jump. i'm at advent health, the major health system here in this part of the state. 20 hospitals, and they have 1,000 actual covid cases right now in their hospitals. which is a new record. let's take a look at the actual numbers that sort of tell you how dramatic things are. on tuesday, orange county had a record number of new covid cases. 1371. and when you take a look at the positivity rate, we're more that 15%. just six weeks ago, it was slightly -- just about 3.7%. in other words, they have seen this incredible spike. joining us here is dr. rebecca gomez, and she is just coming out of the ward with those who have covid. still have your mask on. just sort of curious, first of all, tell me, as you see the numbers increasing, what does it tell you and what's your worry? >> it's been such a dramatic increase. we have had to open up units that have been closed for months, seeing numbers we haven't seen previously in

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john kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling climate change would be much worse than coronavirusthere's been severe flooding across central china. it's caused widespread disruption, with video footage showing images of roads turned into rivers, and cars being stranded by fast rising water. scientists say some regions have experienced an entire year's worth of rain in the past three days. the american billionnaire, jeff bezos, has made a 10—minute18—second trip to space. the founder of amazon was accompanied by his brother mark and the youngest ever astronaut, oliver daemen, and the oldest, the pioneering female aviator wally funk. now on bbc news, tuesday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. as china is accused of a major cyber attack, ministers come under pressure to boycott the beijing winter olympics. these attacks tell us that it is clear that they are a clear and present threat to the united kingdom, to our beliefs in freedom, justice, democracy and the rule of law and human rights. a blueprint for ensuring children don't go hungry in the school

michael, so hong kong chief executive kerry lamb says she's willing to listen to the concerns of the tech companies. but how is big tech going to react? i mean, many of them, like apple, for instance, have a significant markets in china. that's absolutely right. well, we see it from apple. we've seen from access in china is that they've been willing really to make a number of concessions in terms of privacy rights or surveillance, right. of their users, both in china and around the world. and i think in terms of assessing what to see from tech companies and responding and hong kong, perhaps we'll see barely noticeable split in terms of how different companies respond based on how their underlying market share is, may be affected by existing access and china. just a final quick thought to michael because we're running out of time, this asian industry group. it includes google, facebook, twitter, as well, and the tech companies could stop operating in hong kong. if that happens, what would be the why the impact on investment and big, big tech services and ultimately of course, as you m

host: this is kerry picket. less talk to stan in staten island. i have a very curious question. if trump runs, you can't be president for more than two consecutive terms. he runs into thousand 24. let's say he went -- 2024. let's say he wins again. then he can have two back-to-back campaigns? guest: as far as i know, i do not believe it would able to run for a second consecutive term thereafter. as far as i know, that would be it. but once again i'm no constitutional scholar. host: franklin, massachusetts on our line for democrats. caller: i would just like to have a question about domestic violence. immigration and low income housing. i have lived here my entire life. i've always voted democratic and i recently voted for trump and this year biden. i have been assaulted physically and i have been assaulted by an immigrant who was imprisoned with no papers. i reported him. they did not deport him. he is still in prison and they do not do anything about it. i want to know why is immigration and the prison system not doing anything and allowing these

we've only seen a readout from the kremlin that very dryly states john kerry was here.the u.s. and russia can work together. what is interesting, however, is that the npr correspondent did catch up with kerry today, and he said when he spoke with vladimir putin, they did briefly talk about cyber. >> interesting. >> there seems to be some kind of dialogue going on. >> matt bodner live for us. thank you for covering both of those stories. >>> theresa payton, a former white house chief information officer under president george w. bush. thank you so much for your time. i know that as we were just talking about the sites coming down, we don't know what caused them to go down. how are cyber security experts like yourself interpreting this ransomware group suddenly going dark? >> there could be a variety of different reasons, and one of my first thoughts was for any unfortunate victims who may have paid, been wait to go receive their encryption keys to deencrypt the data and didn't receive it because these guys went dark. there's a couple different reasons that could be behin

. >> thank you, kerry. >> that's pretty amazing >>> we're coming up on 7:45.t might be if you hear - ♪ baby shark, do, do, do, do ♪ i didn't want to disappoint. anyway, out west, besides the heat, the drought is a huge problem. 95% of the west is in drought. last year, it was half that, less than half that. 40%. that's impacted the wildfire season. its driest statewide rainfall for california in 126 years. that's impacted the wildfire season last year was a new all-time record well, this year, 2021 is off to a faster start than last year, more than two times the acreage is burned so far this year to the same date as last year so we are watching that very, very closely flood threat here in the northeast. if we could shift some of that rain out to the west, that would be great severe storms down through florida. hot and dry in the pacific northwest. record highs in the west and into the southwest that's what's going on around >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. the good thing is that we are seeing a shift in those temperatures. it will be cooler today

even when distinguished as john kerry, is that for four years of the trump administration the unitedlimate talks altogether. everyone is very glad the united states is back but finger—pointing is not helpful at this point. what we need is a greater collaboration and greater commitment from everybody. china is acting on climate change, its a very big country and committed to cold, it's needing to roll back that early commitment to fossil fuels but in the respect is doing a great deal. it's the primary supplier of renewable energy technologies to the entire world. ., ~ renewable energy technologies to the entire world. ., ,, , ., renewable energy technologies to the entire world-— entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton _ entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton for _ entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton for your _ entire world. thank you so much. isabel hilton for your thoughts. i still to come a bit later in the programme. we get a view from one of the world's most vulnerable regions on the impacts of global warming — the federated states of micronesia — a grou

that is kerry fennel, the director of shelter ran humane society right there. and she got off the plane. she was part of the entourage. >> that brought back the animals. >> they're saying he's 7, almost 8 years old. probably is. i mean, we'll check is make sure. >> i caught up with carrie. she gave me a tour in moran of the 5 dogs they took in as part of this mammoth rescue effort and animals that shelter there is called the hub shelter. so what they do is they take animals from their region as well as louisiana, texas. >> and they help find placement for them to these dogs and cats really came all over from the south. kerry showed me the time sweeney's. they now have 4. we're going to look at his teeth. we think you might be a little condit. older. you know, we all lie about her i think he's not. i would call the senior but he may be 2 or 3. so we'll check that will have a vet look at him carry explain their dogs will undergo health checks and evaluations from the behavioral training department. >> all of the dogs and cats taken in will have their pictures pos