something in the water there. >> stephen: you are jus kerry from the bronx. >> kerry: i am just kerryt the boys & girls club so i took some dance classes from j.lo when i was little. >> stephen: have you talked about this? >> kerry: she has always been super proud and supportive and amazing. >> stephen: well, congratulations on the new book. it is called "thicker than water." the young lady is kerry washington, everybody. we'll be right back with congressman maxwell frost. thank you! that was so fun. thank you. is it menopause or something else? the menopause journey has stages. learn about yours with clearblue menopause stage indicator... that tracks your fsh hormone levels... combining them with your cycle data. what's your menopause stage? hi, i'm jason. i've lost 228 pounds on golo. ♪ i don't ever want to go back to wearing a 4xl shirt or not being able to climb up stairs without taking a break. so i'm committed to golo for life. andrew just saved big on a laser hair remover at amazon. because less hair, more air. ( ♪♪ ) my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. becauhis

something in the water there. >> stephen: you are just kerry from the bronx. >> kerry: i am just kerry girls club so i took some dance classes from j.lo when i was little. >> stephen: have you talked about this? >> kerry: she has always been super proud and supportive and amazing. >> stephen: congratulations on the new book. it is called "thicker than water." the young lady is kerry washington, everybody. we'll be right back with congressman maxwell frost. thank you! that was so fun. thank you. ha-ha! it was me the whole time. -whoo-hoo! -[ laughs ] well done, ma'am. what...did i do exactly? with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized discount for doing exactly what you're already doing -- being a safe driver. congratulations. this is a bowling trophy. yeah, it's the biggest one they had. okay, thanks. mm-hmm. oh. have a good one. skin-carving next level hydration? new neutrogena hydro boost water cream. a vital boost of nine times more hydration* to boost your skin's barrier for quenched, dewy skin that's full of life. neutrogena. hydro boost. is it menopause or something e

john kerry knows this. and just as lieutenant kerry did not hesitate to risk his life to protect the men who served him in vietnam, president kerry will not hesitate. one moment to use our military might to keep america safe and secure. john kerry believes in america. and he knows that it's not enough for just some of us to prosper. for alongside famous individualism, there's another ingredient in the american saga. a belief that we're all connected as one people. if there is a child on the south side of chicago who can't read that matters me, even if it's not my child. if there's a senior citizen who can't pay for their prescription drugs and having to choose between medicine, the rent that makes my life poor, even if it's not my grandparent. if there is an arab american family being rounded without benefit of an attorney or due process that threatens my civil. it is that fundamental belief. it is that fundamental belief. i am my brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper that makes this country work. it's

kerry washington's new memoir, thicker than water, is out now, and kerry told our producer and guest correspondent emily orozco about the bombshell revelation she makes in the book about her dad. kit hoover has the story. you share a revelation about your dad that starts with a text message. it was about five years ago, and my parents sat me down and shared this really revelatory news with me. [instrumental music] they told me that my dad is not my biological father, that i was born from a sperm donor. [instrumental music] and i think it was hard for my parents, in a way, because they had kept this secret for 40 years, but it was hard for me, because it really redefined my idea of who i was and who my family is. kit: kerry, of course, was completely shocked by the news, but at the same time, she admits it provided a sort of confirmation for her. it was like they took glasses off of me, and cleaned them, and handed them back to me. things just started to make sense. i was weirdly excited. like, i wasn't mad. at first. at first. i wasn't mad. i didn't feel betrayed. i wasn't sad. i jus

kit: in the kerry washington: thicker than water 2020 special, we get to meet kerry's mother, valerie, and her father, earl. i carried her picture of the sonogram in my wallet. so, from beginning to end, i was there. you chose for me to be yours, and that was fact, and you're here, and you've always been here. like, the beauty and strength of that, especially in our community, is so profound. well, who else would have taught you to dance latin? to dance latin, it's true. [instrumental music playing] how do you think your relationship with your dad and your mom has changed after that day, if it has? it's so interesting, because, i think, a lot of times, we don't tell the hard truths, because we think that, if we honesty, then we'll lose the people that we care about. and, you know, that might be true in some situations, but in my experience, the experience that i share in the book, the more truth and transparency that i had with my parents, the more, like, intimacy and love we were able to share. and, later, we'll have so much more from kerry. she opens up to us about life at home with

. >> cox and kerry moss. >> it's paul cox and kerry moss.your sister friended me on facebook. no >> is she? that's not weird, is it? >> no. that's normal, isn't it? >> no. that's normal, isn't it? >> yeah. the nudie . >> yeah. the nudie. >> yeah. the nudie. >> why did you find did you find that weird? >> why did you find did you find that �*was. ? >> i was. >> i was. >> i was. >> i thought was a how dare >> i thought it was a how dare she. dare know, kerry she. how dare you know, kerry sister? i do now very much . and sister? i do now very much. and look look at you. look at kerry. look at you. >> watched you on gb news >> she's watched you on gb news saw you come up on facebook and said hello making said hello and you're making a thing nice things about thing of very nice things about you. obviously nice you. she's obviously a very nice she's and she's very proud of you. and look wearing a typekit. look at you wearing a typekit. yes. will next, but yes. jacket will be next, but not studio. studio not the studio. the studio carries being thi

kerry katona unprofessional. kerry katona takes on kim woodburn in the clash . as always, you'll get a clash. as always, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. and one of britain's top journalist, tom bower, is uncancelled. later in the show, stand for by an action packed two hours. prepare to be shocked by my big opinion. that's in two minutes after the news and polly middlehurst. >> mark, thank you and good evening to you. well, let's bnng evening to you. well, let's bring you some more on that breaking news we brought to you an hour ago. so officials in gaza saying at least 300 people have been killed and 200 more have been killed and 200 more have been killed and 200 more have been injured in an attack on a hospital in gaza city where thousands were seeking shelter. palestinian officials are saying it was caused by an israeli airstrike, but within the last ten minutes, israeli intelligence services have said they believe it was a failed hamas rocket attack on israel . hamas rocket attack on israel. and they're blaming the palestinian is

john kerry was in china. >> he said it when john kerry is in china and it shouldn't be shock not thest time he said it, china will determine its own pace and timing of carbon reductions and will do it in a way that fits with china's conditions. they're setting a peak emissions goal for 2030 or before, carbon neutrality by 2060 or before. a lot depends how high all of this gets before they hit those kind of benchmark years. but i have no doubt that they will do a lot on carbon reduction, on greenhouse gas emissions reductions, but they aren't going to do it because we're pushing them. and so, but actually below that level on methane, on all kinds of other issues, i think there's a lot that can be negotiated in terms of cooperation and i deal with a lot of people in china, through technicians and serious players in those other areas and they're very anxious to cooperate with the united states. i think the barriers to that are much lower. when you push them on the top line number that they, you know, they push back very hard. and frankly, i don't know how accurate the numbers are for--

he says, "this girlfriend of mine, kerri carr, we've had problems for a long time. 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. >> cops deputies voluntee

it's like g lee hoped john kerry can convince the chinese government to do more. >> john kerry is a terrific climate diplomat. endears primarily with his equivalent in china and he is really committed to climate response and international cooperation on it. the problem as i see it is we focus tremendously on the top line carbon reduction commitments to china will make. what is the percentage is going to be et cetera. it is a fruitless discussion. xi jinping has said is not just from jon kerry's been saying it for years. >> he did say when drunk i was in china progress he also said it would drink i was in china but it should not have been a shock it's not by any means the first time he said that. china will determine its own pace and timing of karma reductions will do it in a way that fits with china's conditions they are setting a goal for 2030 or before neutrality by 2060 or before. a lot depends how hot it gets when it hits those benchmarks. i have no doubt they will do a lot on carbon reduction greenhouse gas emissions and reductions they're not going to do because we are pushing them. bu

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that's who i am john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 to our next guest is an activist, a whistle blower and a former swish, private banker. rudolph elmer, worked as a banker for swift banking powerhouse. julius bare, eventually heading the banks caribbean operations in the cayman islands from 1994 to 2002 in late 2001. julie as bears internal security discovered that some internal data had been downloaded, and it required that every employee submit to a polygraph exam. these internal documents were proof that the bank was involved in fraud and international tax evasion. when initially approach rudolph didn't take the polygraph exam for health reasons, but he took it later and he failed. the bank had a policy at the time that any employee who failed the test would be fired and his employment was terminated. but he still had custody of the documents on the thumb drive in 2005 rou. i've sold a switch business newspaper, a cd with 160 megabytes of data on it, but was almost immediately arrested in zurich on suspicion of violating bank secrecy laws. he sat in custody for 30

won't understand, we can't talk reason with them, i mean even with the former secretary of state john kerry saying you want to become a artide state, for which he was condemned by so many and he was quickly shut up, he said he said to israel, if you if you keep this way you're being state, one american said this, john kerry, he was immediately shut up, because israel is the exception, it always goes back to the holocaust, there is an piral reality of the jewish life, they did have a holocaust, okay, but there were many of the genocides, it was an armenian genocide nobody ever speaks about, um, but they they have effectively put forth, there are living images that are always put across, there are museums all over the place, the holocaust is something that was horrible that happened and that everybody condemned it, but the zionist find it very useful in order to legitimize israel. second, you have the rise of the religious right, and uh, both in israel, where they say god gave them the land, and the evangelicals here, and evangelicals that were in the united kingdom, who actually wanted to se

he is a former aide to us secretary of statejohn kerry from 2013 to 2017.plomacy which details the israeli—palestinian peace effort byjohn kerry. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thanks for having me. first of all, the programme. thanks for having me. first of all. can — the programme. thanks for having me. first of all. can i— the programme. thanks for having me. first of all, can i ask _ the programme. thanks for having me. first of all, can i ask you _ first of all, can i ask you the reaction to this developing news we are getting, the release of those two us hostages? aha, are getting, the release of those two us hostages?— are getting, the release of those two us hostages? are getting, the release of those two us hostaues? �* ., ., , two us hostages? a glimmer of a very aood news two us hostages? a glimmer of a very good news that _ two us hostages? a glimmer of a very good news that is very _ two us hostages? a glimmer of a very good news

. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] tradition kept by president kennedy through biden.

kerri, great to have you there in delaware.nks for joining us. >> aishah: we are still following breaking news on capitol hill where we are awaiting a vote on a motion to vacate the speaker, the speaker mccarthy's job up in the air in the next couple of minutes here. votes are expected to happen just about three minutes. let's bring in our senior congressional correspondent, chad pergram, who is a few steps away from the house floor and chad, we are expecting speaker mccarthy to walk past you any second to go back on to the house floor. what are you hearing in the last couple of minutes here about where this stands? >> well, we are going to have a vote here. we just don't know there is going to be a vote on trying to oust kevin mccarthy. there is going to be a vote series coming up here starting around 1:30, that's what we might see speaker mccarthy come by here, try to grab him, the first vote in play, the main vote we need to worry about, whether or not they are going to try to kill the effort by matt gaetz to oust the speak

the 49ers fan, kerry, a bengals fan, no better venue for a wedding than levi stadium. knot in front of 100 guests yesterday morning. a bit of spontainious decision for the couple. >> we have been engaged for awhile and i said let's get married in the parking lot. she is like that is a great idea. >> wait, i know him. he is my neighbor. i am going to give him a call. oh, that is hilarious. one heck of . >> kerry, she said they had to get creative with the wedding since pintrest had no tailgate wedding. >> you can tell him happy wife, happy life. >> why was i not invited, jeff. all right, congratulations to the happy couple, look at that. nice rock. >> you know the guy. i do, yes. yep, yep, our kids went to school together. >>> all right, coming up, not everyone wants chocolate and candy at halloween. how animals at the san francisco zoo are celebrating. good for them, huh. >> oh, yeah. look at tha when it comes to your health, you do you. you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that

. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] >> and now a photo opportunity for president biden and the australian prime minister in front of the white house. the president will escort prime minister all's to the dining room for the dinner. president ulysses as grant started the practice of honoring a foreign head of state with a dinner back in december of 1874. he hosted the then king of hawaii. over the years this specific photo opportunity has become

kerry yeah , i strict over there.other one of those overconfidence when something then we go. >> so far the other way to go that embarrasses it never that embarrasses see, it never happens again. so is the that embarrasses see, it never hapfitv again. so is the that embarrasses see, it never hapfitv rules|. so is the that embarrasses see, it never hapfitv rules , so is the that embarrasses see, it never hapfitv rules , which is the that embarrasses see, it never hapfitv rules , which requires new itv rules, which requires staff to declare relations with with colleagues. this is after the phillip schofield scandal. yes so this follows on from the phillip schofield . they don't phillip schofield. they don't want public, another want another public, another scandal like that to happen again. i'm amazed that celebrities can really keep their secret anyway. their affairs secret now anyway. i pretty impressive i think that's pretty impressive in day age. so but it's in this day and age. so but it's under a personal relation

kerry 87 yards for mix with 2. now under 2 minutes to go. bengals deliver the knockout blow. purdy. stripped sacked fumbles bj hill recovers the strip that would seal the niners faced. they dropped 3rd straight game. 31 versus 17 some point all good. just released go anyway. seasoned warriors in houston taking on the rockets. draymond green making his season debut after missing the first 2 games with an ankle injury. he started it. chris paul came off the bench first time in his life. 2nd quarter warriors up 10. gary payton. well, 3 of those he had 15 off the bench dubs up by 13 0th quarter. we have a tie game. chris paul step back. we are take the lead. 8, 7, for cp. 3 later on tie game. jalen green. he's from fresno. good finish. he had 21 points that gave the rockets the lead. then steph, one step. get ahead of myself. what a play there. to dream dream on scores and before i wrap, let's see one steph curry. warriors when this one by a got about 2 seconds ahead of our that bank's days and of our that bank's days and have a good one. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it.

kerry allen, china media analyst for bbc monitoring.most peacefully inclined israeli government would have felt obliged to strike back at hamas — that's the logic of the post—1967 situation when israel captured the west bank and gaza — though, of course, it withdrew from gaza in 2005. explosion. now, though, mr netanyahu has committed israel to destroying hamas root and branch — something a lot of military observers think will be extraordinarily difficult to do, given the tight knit, overcrowded nature of gaza. a big majority of israelis, according to a new opinion poll organised by the dialog center there, think that mr netanyahu is responsible for the intelligence failures which led up to the october 7th attack. many israelis also blame the prime minister for allowing hamas to grow in strength because he wanted to weaken the palestinian authority, the pa, in the west bank, in order to ensure it could never bring about a palestinian state. thank you forjoining me and the unspun team. until we meet again, goodbye. hello. although storm

kerry allen, china media analyst for bbc monitoring.would have felt obliged to strike back at hamas — that�*s the logic of the post—1967 situation when israel captured the west bank and gaza — though, of course, it withdrew from gaza in 2005. now, though, mr netanyahu has committed israel to destroying hamas root and branch — something a lot of military observers think will be extraordinarily difficult to do, given the tight—knit, overcrowded nature of gaza. a big majority of israelis, according to a new opinion poll organised by the dialog center there, think that mr netanyahu is responsible for the intelligence failures which led up to the october 7th attack. many israelis also blame the prime minister for allowing hamas to grow in strength because he wanted to weaken the palestinian authority, the pa, in the west bank, in order to ensure it could never bring about a palestinian state. thank you forjoining me and the unspun team. until we meet again, goodbye. hello. we�*ve got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment a

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with professor bill black about the scandal at the crypto currency trading house f t x. good to have you with this bill? bill sam, thank been freed, was arrested in the bahamas on december 12th 2022. the day before he was scheduled to testify on capitol hill and he was extradited to the united states. he was charged with wire fraud conspiracy to commit wire fraud securities fraud. conspiracy to commit securities, fraud, and money laundering. he currently faces up to 115 years in prison. to make matters worse for s b s, his fiance and his best friend who had both been executives at f t x. have agreed to testify against him at trial. you've had a lot of experience in these kinds of criminal prosecutions. how does this play out? does this be a have any reason at all to be optimistic? no, and then that's why, oh, it's not just to i'm, i think at this point it's at least by of the all the entire senior leadership, other than sam bank been free as but guilty to multiple felonies and they had them dead to rights really be the surprising thing is that they w

kerri, great to talk to you.xperts after expert has warned cells phones and kids do not always mix. now schools are taking a step to crack down on teen smartphone addiction. not just here in the united states. >> jacqui: millions of americans get notice it is time to start repaying student loans. could it ripple through the economy? what's happening and who is affected, coming up next. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults.

i'm john kerry. yahoo! we'll see you next time. the. 2 the $315.00 palestinians killed including 90 children after the israeli army grant a 6 hour extension for residence to flee their homes. quote, for their safety. that's as egypt reportedly opens its porter with dogs up. but not all palestinians passed the right to prompt. hundreds protest in tel aviv in front of the is really defense ministry, demanding benjamin the new offer to resign and appealing for the return of hostages . help prompted by a journalist is killed and 6 more are injured as an international.

i'm john kerry, onto were speaking with famed and a say was a blower. bill benny bill was one of the leading technological mines in the american government before becoming one of the most important whistle blowers and recent history. today we're joined by him and by his wife, dr. catherine horton. a former high energy physicists and research fellow at the university of oxford to discuss havana syndrome and directed energy weapons. good to have you both with us. bill. i know that you've been suffering with symptoms. consistent with advantage syndrome. we're told studies conducted by different governmental entities, found the initial phase is a result of a sonic disturbance and 15 percent of people who show havana. so syndrome symptoms also show a disruption in brain activity and eventually traumatic brain injury. what's your experience been like? well mine i don't think is a so have in a syndrome type is like an implants, because i've got, and i'm being treated for paying for it but, and the, the physician has never seen anything like this, but it's like

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 we've spoken several times on the show about the us department of veterans affairs, that large govern mental bureaucracy created to help and to serve the country's veterans. but for multiple reasons, the department, it has never run the way it was supposed to. many veterans receive substandard medical care, many or denied medications necessary to live their lives as normally as possible. and in another terrible development. according to military veteran project dot org, 22 veterans commit suicide every single day. some even do so in the parking lots of the veterans hospitals where they've been denied care. our guest today is ted blick, wadel. he served his country for 27 years in the us marine corps, retiring as a lieutenant colonel. he decided upon retirement to consider serving his fellow veterans and he received counseling training and went to work in the department of veterans affairs hospital before then. moving on to the vets center

i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the solutions may be able to turn to atrocities and other times united states of america is different. wherever people longed to be free, they will find a friend in the united states. the need to be of the auto body body, bolts, anybody phase, the sort of city and key job the look at the end. so they said we secret a color revolutions is one among several means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us. the western economic interest people been cited. i do not see this when i go by the democrats here. we think portal active sol suite the st. louis of power, the americans. the final goal of the steamer of allusions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the total is the aggressive today i'm authorized is additional strong site. today, russian was the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that is constantly growing. but i think the pitch of the senior assist click on the bottom. you see the most, the more in the will shift fo