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

john kerry knows this. just as lieutenant, kerry did not risk his life to protect the men and presidents kerry will not hesitate one omen to use our military might to keep us safe and secure. john kerry believes 'in america and he knows that it is not b enough for some of us to prosper. ve for alongside our famous individualism, there is another ingredient in the american saga. a belief that we are all connected as one people. if there is a child on the south side of chicago who if cannot read, that matters to me even if it is not my child if there is a senior citizen somewhere who cannot pay for of their prescription drugs and iv have to choose between medicine and rent, that makes my life for even if it is not my grandparent. if there is an arab american family being rounded up without due process, that ruins my civil liberties. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> it is that fundamental belief , it is the fundamental belief, i am my brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper that makes this country work. it is w

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kerry from 2013-2017.s. hello there. good evening. it's been a much quieter day of weather today following storm ciaran yesterday. we've seen some sunny spells around. still plenty of showers too, falling on saturated ground in many cases, but the number of flood warnings reducing throughout the day. as of friday, the center of that deep area of low pressure associated with the storm is still in the north sea, but our second deep low is approaching from the south—west here. this has been named storm domingos by the spanish met service. for us across the uk it won't be as bad as storm ciaran, but still wet and windy and turning ever more snow across the south—west of england and western wales. by the time we get to the end of the night there will be some heavy, persistent rain here. further north across scotland and northern ireland, lighter winds. there will be some mist and fog developing into tomorrow morning. slow to lift and clear. a chilly start to the day away from this low to the south and the west,

i mean, kerry, is good i mean, kerry, this is good news. surely i know it is israel's priority is to bnng it is israel's priority is to bring them home, to bring these 240 hostages back. we have babies as there are children. i was just with someone earlier this evening who has their cousin who has been kidnapped. i mean, people i don't think people appreciate small people appreciate what a small country and how country it is and how everybody's impacted . and country it is and how ethink)dy's impacted . and country it is and how ethink also impacted . and country it is and how ethink also it's impacted . and country it is and how ethink also it's we'veiacted . and country it is and how ethink also it's we've gotzd . and country it is and how ethink also it's we've got to. and i think also it's we've got to wait to see what israel has to agree to a ceasefire for a few daysis agree to a ceasefire for a few days is certainly on the cards is what they're talking about. but this is being brokered in it's been the peace talks are being hosted in

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we had secretary kerry speak at our luncheon. and in fact, we do have some video of that. with him as he was walking in to speak to you guys and while he didn't go into details, i was trying to ask what he was hoping in terms of a statement that might come out of this. what is your sense for whether there might be some agreement, especially with china signing on as well? i don't know whether the apec group will have a statement, but there's a lot of subgroups and bilaterals, as you know, and i know that everybody's anxiously looking forward to the bilat with president xi, with president biden. but i also know that it was secretary kerry mentioned that he was meeting with his counterparts and has been meeting with them. and so i think we're hoping for some some good news out of that. those exchanges. i think all of that dialog is just really bringing us in the right direction of a more stable and normalized relationship with china. right. and of course, the us and china are the two biggest carbon emissions emitters, right? so how do we each approach bringing that down? well

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

john kerry is on the ground, china has an negotiators. not to say that nothing is going to get done. it is -- to say what will likely get done. host: the role john kerry plays in the biden administration and the work yesterday in his tenure. guest: john kerry has led the negotiations all the climate summits during the biden presidency and he has worked with nations around the world to develop a deal. he will be doing that again this year -- will he be doing that again this year? host: -- will he be doing that again this year? guest: yes, he travels with all different countries to work with leaders to get them to step up their commitments to combat climate change. host: kirk in new jersey, independent. caller: good morning. i am kind of a bomb thrower, not unlike our president. there is an incredible amount of war emissions today. nobody talks about nuclear being an issue for the environment. i am going to throw out a bunch of comments and if you can talk on any of them, feel free. the ice caps may be melting from the core of the earth, li

to your point about john kerry, that's exactly the problem.you were leaning on john kerry for council, doesn't matter how tough you are and how bright you might think you are. john kerry has been on a mission to transfer his climate guilt and environmental guilt to polluting countries for a couple of decades now. that's really all that's happening here. once again, we get ruled by dictators, desperates and terrorists and our president runs around the country pretending to be a geopolitical expert and he just caves to them and they roll over us. it's disgusting. david: we, meaning taxpayers, are subsidizing the chinese and we're subsidizing a lot of green energy programs that require batteries from china, that require solar panels from china. they produce 80%, they have an 80% share in all the materials that go into solar panels. 75% of all lithium ion batteries come from china and it's a subsidy to china; right? >> it's very much a subsidy for china while they pollute the world and we'll feel bad about ourselves and they have electric vehicles

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i'm john kerry. i could were speaking with professor bill black about corruption in the banking industry. bill. it's good to have you with us. thanks again to bill, you've made something of a cottage industry of providing warnings in the banking sector. what are you currently seeing? and several regional banks failed across the us earlier this year. that sent shock waves through the industry, but should we have been shocked? should we expect more failures? the terrible thing about this is one we did the significant parts of the law based on lies and based on the scam that we were helping little institutions with that had nothing to do with it. it was all about helping institutions in the $100000000.00. and above range off and up to $250000000000.00. the really scary thing about these failures is they're the equivalent of a big sailing ship capsizing because there was an 8 not wind economic times in the united states. yeah. there been pressures? oh, there was some inflation for a, you know, a time. bu

sumi _ somaskanda spoke to john kerry somaskanda spoke tojohn kerry about co—operation on the environment much forjoining us, i will ask you about the climate agreement in a moment, but first you were at the table with president biden and president xi on wednesday, do you think it was a reset a reset of us china ties? i think president biden wants that to happen, he is very pleased with the way the conversation went. those of us who were there thought it was a real move into a new moment, where people are ready to talk seriously, be candid, but to understand the value of bringing the united states and china closer into co—operation on any number of things, but particularly the co—operation that came out of military to military and fentanyl, but from my point of view on the climate issue, i think it was a huge step forward _ we are very positive about china deciding we feel very positive about china deciding to agree to take steps, and we have to take steps, everybody is going to work in the same direction, that's really important. the climate agreement says both countries will pursue effo

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 our guest today is not a famous name or an industry leader. she's a woman who loved her father and who wanted to do right by him. susie tell epsky is an attorney whose father developed dementia later in life. she sought out the best medical care for him and when it became clear that he couldn't take care of himself in his own home, and she liked the medical expertise to care for him and hers. she looked for the best retirement home for him where he could receive the memory, care that he needed. she found what she thought was a great place for him, a government nursing home. but then she noticed that he wasn't acting like his usual self. she said that rather than deal with him and his medical issues, the nursing home plied him with powerful drugs to restrain him and to cause him to spend most of his time in the state of unconsciousness. finally, the home transferred him involuntarily to another facility, a transfer that the polanski family

so at least friday the ti without just air on kerry jones to know. so coming up 50 is really so g to be fried by how much of the cost of a full day ceasefire and fighting up to $150.00 palestinian women and children will be released as part of the deal. plus thousands of people remain in jail as well, which is a wave of ask strikes on guns, a head of the ceasefire. at least 200 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours the si, fi tail between the israel then her masters being delayed. israel's national security adviser says no cap to it's held in god's it will be released before friday. the deal was reached off to weeks of negotiations mediated by cut off long side us and egypt. it remains unclear when the c spy will actually come into effect, because initially expect to dis don't on thursday morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the agreement with mass was difficult, but right decision. but he's made it clear he intends to continue the will and said the army will use the time to prepare for more fighting. spending. moments will sp

forjust being — applaud senator kerry forjust being so— applaud senator kerry forjust being so persistentsome deliverables here. wendy cutler, served as a _ some deliverables here. wendy cutler, served as a deputy i some deliverables here. wendy cutler, served as a deputy us l cutler, served as a deputy us trade representative under 0bama and ambassador gary locke former us ambassador to china, thank you so much to you both. thank you. thank you so much to you both. thank you-— one of the areas of renewed relations we've been discussing is biden and xi's agreement to restart military communications. to talk about what that means for the relationship, i spoke to former acting director of the cia, michael morell. __my ——my colleague caitriona perry spoke to. thank you indeed forjoining us on bbc news. we heard this week both president biden and president xi talking about not letting international competition spill into conflict. how have the various meetings and interactions this week gone? have they done anything to tip or stabilise the relationship? i anything to tip or stabilise the rela

as xi jinping economy -- they will build open 300 coal plants, john kerry was at the meetings no one said anything, what kind of climate cooperation are they talking about? >> it is astonishing what will happen on climate, you had secretary k john kerry two seats down, in 2022 china added 2 coal fire plants every week. and that is a stack that is not going away. i'm not sure they got deliverables from this meeting to stop it. larry: a great piece of sound i want you to hear. here is joe biden on the california governor. >> i want to talk about governor newsom. thank him, he has been one hell of a governor, man. he could be the -- he could have the job i'm looking for. >> now -- bret, you are the political expert, not me. i'm the business guy, did he just offer gavin newsom his job. >> you know, he was joking but sometime through the jokes you hear truth. i'm sure he hears footsteps of governor newsom, he has been at southern border, taping something about border crisis and been to china. and one-on-one with president xi and to israel. to support the israelis, that is not your average

. >> john: kerri kupec urbahn, you've been inside the courtroom all morning, you can bring us some color at some points, looked more like a wwe event than a courtroom proceeding. >> you know, in the last hour the former president was pretty composed, restrained from him but toward the end getting angry and on what nate foy reported and andy mccarthy, he says the fraud is not his end but the court's end. and i was sitting watching him and thinking imagine a small town where the speed limit is 55 miles an hour and everyone goes 65 miles an hour and it's always been that way and no one has been pulled over or arrested. a new sheriff comes to town and says you know what, i don't like that john doe guy and i'm going to start enforcing the law specifically against him and not only that, i'm going to make sure that he doesn't speed now, i'm going to make sure he and his family can't ever drive again and i think that's probably what the former president was feeling and thinking as he was sitting there. as has been mentioned, the research team, includes lawyers, cannot find any example in new yor

now, i want to fast forward, 2004, another massachusetts democrat, john kerry. at this point, erin, you are seeing the suburbs shift. i showed you, bush winning around philadelphia, and john kerry did that, the suburbs were turning blue. 57% of delaware county, that one was moving faster. john kerry, again, like michael the caucus, he said i need to win the suburbs. abortion. >> there is a burden that falls more and more on women, because as we all know, as my wife often reminds me, women, where women's rights are, they are just that, they are not political weapons to be used by politicians in this nation. >> think about how much times have changed. george w. bush won reelection because of ohio, just barely, this year, there is a constitutional amendment to put abortion rights in the constitution, then the constitutional right to ban same-sex marriage. >> you have to wonder about democrats, they are looking at the battleground states, to see if they can put abortion on there and maybe some of them wish they had not played that card so quickly. to that point, it

2004, kerry katona. with some incredible early revealing information about nigel farage. but next, are the bbc right to ban staff from protests against anti—semitism ? protests against anti—semitism? the broadcaster's former chief political correspondent john sergeant, who you heard from a moment ago , he's going go moment ago, he's going to go into for his old boss, but into bat for his old boss, but author journalist emma woolf author and journalist emma woolf . well, not. we're going . well, she's not. we're going to very shortly. to debate that very shortly. don't move or you'll out monday to thursdays from six till 930 . till 930. >> welcome back. >> welcome back. >> it's been reported that the bbc has banned staff from attending a protest against antisemitism this sunday. now, to according the daily mail sources, bbc senior staff who work in news and current affairs were march doesn't were told that the march doesn't come commemorative or come under commemorative or celebratory events that they are

kerry stanner. a handyman at the cedar lodge, a hotel where the sightseer stayed. he was at the nudist colony. >> he convinced him to ride with him to the fbi office. >> during that time we got to know each other. >> you ultimately gained his trust in a short period of trim. >> i don't judge people so when they talk to me they feel comfortable. >> reporter: that connection got him to confess to killing joey armstrong. before admitting to killing the sightseers, he said that he tried to negotiate. he wanted images of young girls, his family to get the reward money and to end up in a federal prison near his family. he recalls asking him to pick one. >> what is the one thing t is the one thing only and he chose the pornography. >> reporter: he did not get any of his requests but confessed to killing the sightseers saying he planned the attacks for more than a year. and it was bothering him that julie's body was laying out in the elements and not being found. >> he was convicted and sentenced to death. >> what is valuable to me is helping the families. >> he is now 62

and i'm going to turn it over to secretary kerry, my special envoy on climate, so we can get that conversationoing. and thank you. >> we please ask press to quietly depart.

kerry was not happy over the short sentence his brother's kidnapper got. >> he went to prison for seven years. yet, they held stephen for seven years. he felt that was really not right. i agreed with him. no problem, i agree with you. >> reporter: he ultimately gained his trust in a short period of time. >> i don't judge people, so when they talk to me, they feel comfortable. >> reporter: that connection ultimately got saner to confess to killing joint-armstrong, but before admitting to killing the site theaters, reiner says stain or try to negotiate, he wanted images of young girls. he wanted his family to get the reward money, and to end up in a federal prison near his family. reinecke recalls asking him to pick one. >> what is the one thing? it is one thing only. he chose the pornography. >> reporter: stain or did not get any of his requests, but ended up confessing to killing the sightseers, saying he planned the attacks for more than a year, and explained why he drew that map for investigators. >> it was bothering him that julie's body was laying out there, in the elements, not bei

i'm john kerry. yahoo! we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented as fast can you see through their illusion going underground? can the .

kerry, special envo for climate.shows what joe biden's priorities are, it is not , it american jobs, not american safety, it is getting climate change deal with china, which of they would cheat on. >> laura: a former official is o convinced xi is here to beg biden to ease up, period, watchn >> why is xi agreeing to this meeting now? i think part of the reason, they fear the biden administration ma strategy is working. the derisking is hurting the chinese economy, china wants out from under the pressure biden administration has helped to build. >> laura: senator, that is true, they have not pulled back on trump's tariffs yets, i think they will do that in the second term. why pull up on the gas when china is weak? throw them a lifeline after what they have done? >>nald we should be doubling do. the president is afraid of political consequences and s and sanctions can grow stale as china finds new ways td cheat on them.ir like trans shipping into the united has states. administration has not he undertaken effort to enf

kerry not playing tonight. you can actually well, you could you not day. you can't really see him as well. any more on that video board. he's in street clothes, all that curry. brand very dance know step. he messed up his deep told us before the game that he got an mri today and they are still awaiting those results. so we'll see how it shakes out because steph he's obviously always been the most important part of this organization. but >> no more than this year, nobody has scored over 20 points in a single game outside a step on this warriors team. really dragging them so far this season. and like you said, are only 6, 5, right now, but they got out to a 5, 1, start. they've lost 4 of their last they've struggled with these teams that they played lately because they played some of the biggest teams in the nba, the timberwolves and they've lost to the cavs twice. those are 2 of the biggest teams in the league. and we know the warriors. they rely on small ball. so when they play teams with 2 senators, sometimes a struggle, but in order to get a win tonight,

he had janet yellen and secretary kerry by him. he's cares about trade and climate change. the most important issues is collaborating with our allies to establish deterrence against the chinese communist party, not to continue its aggressive military behavior because the chinese are in fact preparing for war. so anything that xi jinping says that seems like he's taking a more conciliatory tone doesn't matter because the behavior is not matching that tone. >> martha: thanks, rebecca. great to have you here. we wait for any indications that may come out of this meeting, which is going on as we speak. we have tough talk ahead of the meeting from wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher. watch this. >> they obviously have down played the spy balloon incident. they haven't sanctioned for anybody for genocide. there's no investigation into the origins of covid. this is part of a broader trend of the administration delaying defensive actions, covering up human rights abuses in order to revive diplomatic and economic engagement with the chinese communist party. >> so congres

i'm john kerry. yahoo! we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the hi, acceptance, and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do you have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you think . as a result of why this can be started by law, these can be expanded by a true importance of we can never be kind of a station. so that transparency is an extraordinary join mistake. patrice then just succeeded in finding the documents that existed in making them available to the world public. i mean, what could be more holding back by publishing inform

i'm john kerry. yahoo! we'll see you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 the of the, in the 1870s, the colonial expansion of the british empire and the nile valley in greece. the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials led to people's discontent. it's spokesmen was the theologians mohammed off not to feel blamed himself the marty, the design. he began to gather an army against the invaders. by 1884. most of the suit in the cities were in the hands of the month. great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders a drubbing. in 1885, the rebels to the capital car to the feet of britain was don't. only by the very end of the 19th century, after the death of ahmad, the british were able to regain their control of sudan. unable to defeat the living body, the british took revenge on the dead. what his remains were drawn out of the mazda liam, and th

i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the space shuttle challenger exploded on january 28th, 1986, just 73 seconds into its flight. killing all 7 crew members on board. the shuttle was 14 kilometers above the atlantic ocean off the coast of cape canaveral, florida when it disintegrated. it was the 1st fatal accident involving an american spacecraft in flight. almost immediately, investigators began to suspect that the culprit was something called an o ring, which experienced a catastrophic failure in flight. and oh, ring very simply is a rubber seal both primary and back up on the joints of a solid rocket booster. the o rings prevent hot gases from escaping through the joints of the rockets for segments. but that's what happened in video that became famous almost immediately around the world. a flash of fire can be seen where an o ring should have prevented that. and then a fraction of a 2nd, the space shuttle was destroyed. as it turned out, many people inside the national aeronautics and space administration or nasa had been worried about the o rin

now kerri walsh jennings, a four-time olympic medalist, is walking away from the sand. will not compete in next summer's paris olympics. the 45-year-old broke this news exclusively to our own jessica aguirre. what a journey it's been from san jose's archbishop mitty high school to stanford. she and her partner changed the sport of women's beach volleyball by winning three back-to-back gold medals. ankle surgery sidelined her earlier this year. >> tell me how the ankle is first. >> you know, it's healing slower than i would like. i was talking to god because i've been like debating retiring, all these things, for so long now. competing is so in my heart, like forever. i love it so much. so it was going to have to take an act of god to get me out. >> is this the deciding factor? >> this is the deciding factor. i respect the olympic pursuit so much that i would never just do it to do it. i will be part of paris. right now i'm trying to figure out how i'm going to show up. >> jeff, she's going to paris, just not to compete. i sniff maybe an nbc contract. kerri walsh jenning

having just returned from china to lay the groundwork for potential collaboration, john kerry told the audience to watch for news on possible agreement for climate initiatives, pointing out that should we continue on this path, it will be disastrous. now one of the vital agencies here that you may not have heard of is the import export bank of the united states. it works with small, medium and large companies to make investments and compete in the global marketplace. a short while ago, i talked with rita joe lewis. she is the president of the board of directors of the bank. i asked about the projects that they are supporting. >> you know, in the 21 economies we have just been so excited that we're here at apec because we have a number of agreements with the with the different economies, with my other colleagues to talk about how we can support projects, whether it's in the renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy storage space, whether it's around and transformational exports, looking at ways to provide more financing around the sectors and semiconductors, ai, quantum computing, wat

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