street even know or understand what john kerry is talking about.hank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald and "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. let's get the latest on the talks between high-level u.s. and chinese officials in alaska blake burman in washingtonal wih more. >> i wasn't expected to be warm and friendly going and and that appeared to play out over the last few days in anchorage alaska between chinese officials we heard after the talks from the u.s. secretary of state tony blinken when the u.s. brought up the issue of hong kong, taiwan and cyberspace the chinese got a defensive response or gave and the two sides are atre fundamentally at odds on the issues. here is blinking describing the economic part of the talks. >> on economics and trade and technology we told our counterparts that we are reviewing these issues with post consultation with congress and our allies and partners and we will move forward in a way that fully protects and advances the interests of our

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more confusion from john kerry.lly green, net zero carbon emissions. he wants wall street to help do that. politico reporting no one on wall street knows what kerry is talking about or what he means by it. what do you think of that? >> yeah. you know, i think chaos is really the best way to describe this. you know, even just stepping back, thed idea that we have, of all people, john kerry negotiating this deal with wall street. i mean, if there was a poster child for washington, d.c. hypocrisy, it would be john kerry. i mean, this is the same guy who flies all over the world in his private jet while lecturing the rest of us about climate change and our carbon footprint. yet we have john kerry representing the united states government in private, secretive conversations with wall street, and these are conversations that could have a lasting impact on the american work force. what they're talking about is net zero carbon emissions by 2050. that is far past the harris/biden administration's tenure, right? this is somet

kerry tweeting today calling it malarkey.d let's be clear if i drop my mask to one ear on a flight it was momentary but i wear my mask to stop the spread. with the science tells us to do. okay, let's bring in "fox news" contributed deneen borelli. it's great to see you. i looked at this photo for quite some time and i thought about what john kerry said in his tweet it i thought he looks like he's quite involved in reading something. he's got the mask and he's got his glasses on. that to me does not look like a momentary moment. i think he settled in for the flight with the mask hanging off of his left ear. what say you? >> i re-with you ashley. this is like a page out of animal farm. all animals are equal but some are more equal than others. as a matter of fact you better get your copy now before it disappears from the shelves. i applaud the person who took this photo and made a public to call out john kerry. it's a perfect example of ethics hypocrisy and double standards for sure. >> we see this all the time, do as i say and

the climate envoyjohn kerry talking there.a devastating earthquake. geologists said the emergence of sinkholes after seismic activity isn't unusual, but they're surprised by the number — and the speed normally it takes years or decades. the area around petrinja in central croatia was hit by the earthquake at the end of december. malala yousafzai was a school girl when was she was shot in the head by the taliban in pakistan in 2012 for campaigning for girls�* education. she was flown to the uk for treatment where she has remained as an activist and the youngest person to win the nobel peace prize. she's now signed a multimillion pound deal with the streaming service apple tv+ to make her own programmes. she's been speaking to our arts editor will gompertz. she was the child activist who was shot by the taliban in 2012, survived, and became an international star, rubbing shoulders with the most famous people on the planet. now, 23—year—old malala yousafzai, orjust malala, as she's become known, joins the sussexes and the obamas

i had no relationship whatsoever with kerry packer. know. and kerry packer, who i had never met in my life, appeared. and it turned out that the gentleman i was having dinner with was his adviser in gambling matters, and said, "would you like to come upstairs "and see what we're doing?" and i'm a journalist, i've never been in a casino before, i hadn't seen these private rooms, so i had no idea what i was going to see — but it could have been a column. and i went upstairs. it was just kerry gambling. i didn't know who he was. i didn't know how much he gambled. and i sat there and watched in astonishment as this stranger next to me insisted on showing me that he was writing cheques for £500,000 a hand. when it was all over, he had won, i don't know, 12 or £15 million for the evening. and we went downstairs, and my date said, "just wait a moment," and came back and handed me this cheque for £100,000. and i did protest, as i wrote in the book. i said, "look, i can't possibly take this," and i went on and on. my date looked at me with this

tie: climate envoyjohn kerry climate envoy john kerry talking climate envoyjohn kerry talking there.and duchess of sussex. there had been conversations he claims within the royal family about how dark their son artie's skin might be. in the past few hours people have only seen all of this interview here in the uk but it has had about 2k hours to percolate through, how is the reaction looking? we tuned in and watched this last night. more than 17 million people watched it last night. the second biggest audience for any non— sport programme this season so huge amount of interest and we have had reaction from the likes of hillary clinton who said she found it heartbreaking and wished that meghan had been more fully embraced and asking questions about the mould that we expect women in certain institutions to fit in. you played the clip earlier of the white house secretary. she was very careful in terms of how she raised it stop she stressed the importance of the relationship with the uk and that harry and meghan are now private citizens but said they were brave and courageous for talking

jillian: how does john kerry handle this and how should john kerry handle this?mate is a standalone issue. this comes after a number of reports from people close to him who believe climate is so catastrophic that it overrides all other issues with china including national security. there is great concern that he is going to bargain away things he should to get a climate deal. i don't know why we should be bargaining with china in the first place. they tell us they are so strong they don't need us, they don't need our money. it is going to be very interesting to see what agreements we come to. one other thing. the administration says we will deal with china where we can and oppose where we must but beijing itself says you can't go that way, you cooperate with us across the board or don't cooperate with us at all. this is going to be additionally very tough for the administration to work with china on climate. jillian: you say we don't need cooperate with china on climate change so how would you say we should handle climate change, what should we be doing here? >>

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a mask on but kerry can just flout the rules. cabinet secretary. >> laura: the toddler doesn't have a mask on and they throw them in the clink. kerry doesn't have a mask on anr they are like, thank you for your work. ray, we have to be fair. remember, john kerry is used flying private. so he momentarily forgot he wasn't on the g5. he just forgot. he got back to the commercial air deal. >> cristal should have been the tip-off. laura, kerry wasn't the only west wing regular having mass difficulties. watch how the president handled his mask during event yesterday. >> this is a great outfit. it's a union shop. we are in a position where it's gonna bring immediate relief. we'll get 100 million shots in people's arms within the first 60 days of my administration. >> he has been the eyes on the mask, thank goodness he has the vaccine, that's all i can say. >> laura: one of the reasonss the cdc review of the influenza with mask use. that's one of the things they cited. people are always touching masks. you see that. every time -- every t

despite john kerry.y: michael, is a pleasure as always and thank you so much for joining us tonights pretty o be do appreciate it. michael: thank you. ashley: coming up,ig tesla scars and arizona sheriff mark lamb on the white white house finally admitting what is happening in the border is a crisis in fact. >> let me talk about the economic side, the end of 2019, when the lowestt poverty rate in american history. ever and it was not just from the deregulation and the tax because it was also because we were enforcing immigration law which allowed it for americans to rise. and one of the aspects of this biden effect that is not being discussed is how it economic shaft to american poor people. t? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. it all starts w

there are plenty of agencies and with john kerry, basically i wouldn't call him the second secretary of state but he served as secretary of state under president obama. he is in europe this past week meeting with dig any takers and trying to up their goals and reducing carbon emissions. senator mccarthy is making sure we can meet these goals that kerry is promising in meetings with foreign diplomats and get the momentum again on cutting down on carbon emissions. host: michael regan his confirmation supported by the two republican senators in north carolina, what does that say about his ability to build consensus? guest: that's a good question. getting back to regan, he was known -- he came in in a difficult time in north carolina after a contentious election. governor cooper won the close election but the state legislators controlled by republicans. so essentially regan had to deal with republican lawmakers all the time for his budget and for any action. >> and her nation. and she lives in an area that has been hit hard by not taking account of the climate change. and she can now wor

. >> house climate czar joe kerry on a flight without a mask. >> john kerry has a long record and notlowing those rules. >> american chinese officials will meet today in alaska for the first time during the fight in administration. >> will they hold china accountable? >> i don't know if i can say this -- happy st. patrick's day is that okay? st. patrick's did we dig up something on him? what did he do? >> good morning everybody, it is 6 a.m. here in the east we start with extreme weather. heavy winds and rain still bat ergs portions of the southeast with millions on high alert. bracing for potential tornadoes at least 21 twisters touched down in portions of the south ainsley. ainsley: leaving destruction in alabama, mississippi, a thousand now without power. >> bad in alabama too an electric company sharing this picture of a boat wrapped around top of a tree. >> that's a boat. >> janice dean is tracking the dangerous storms she told us about it yesterday. man, it came janice. another day ahead so more people are going to be targeted by these storms know what to do if there's a watch o

we begin tonight with kerry sanders. >> reporter: authorities trying to avoid a repeat of what happened last night. >> please leave the area. >> reporter: spring breakers ignoring orders to leave. miami beach police using pepper balls and brute force to break up the party. >> i think the curfew is ridiculous. like, we just want to come out here and party. >> this is not a typical spring break crowd. >> reporter: today miami beach city commissioners held an emergency meeting. >> it looked like a rock concert. >> reporter: miami beach mayor, dan gelber >> people started to rage through the streets. running for their lives. you can't have that in a city that can't be a nightly event. >> reporter: the miami beach curfew runs from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. today with the sun up, the beach was back open crowds enjoying the sand and surf. but some who came for the famed, often hedonistic, miam beach night life say the curfew has ruined the party. >> i go back to my plane tomorrow and go back home. >> reporter: miami beach police posted this photo of famed ocean drive, empty, in sharp contrast

laura, kerry wasn't the only west wing regular having mass difficulties.andled his mask during event yesterday. >> this is a great outfit. it's a union shop. we are in a position where it's gonna bring immediate relief. we'll get 100 million shots in people's arms within the first 60 days of my administration. >> he has been the eyes on the mask, thank goodness he has the vaccine, that's all i can say. >> laura: one of the reasons the cdc review of the influenza with mask use. that's one of the things they cited. people are always touching masks. you see that. every time -- every time you're in the grocery store, people are itching, touching, rubbing. oh, thank god i am safe with the mass. [laughter] it's the most ridiculous situation. >> not when you are smearing all the contagions in every orifice. it was an incendiary moment at the grammys. i have to point out because i think it's going to be important in the days ahead. the other night a lot of people may have missed this. unfortunately the recording academy won't allow us to play it for you. we can sh

in terms of john kerry come it is a different kind of private.y did this on purpose so he would get caught so he gets put on a no-fly list so he can only fly his private jet. he might have been thinking ahead. greg, you remember ted cruz was on the delta flight and had a cup of coffee and had his mask down. there was an uproar and they were going to kick him off delta for the rest of the flight? a little different this time. >> greg: that's why i'm not a fan of mask shaming. he could have lowered it in a second and somebody gets a picture. about the problem is he such a self righteous jack that he would -- if he saw me not wearing a mask briefly, he would say "you are not sitting a good example, greg." when he talks he sounds like a tree. but there is a reason to be critical of democrats over masks because using masks as proof of science and the republicans win and rat reality democrats doing far worse in the country with their own science to nihilism. they made that you just mistaken the pandemic by exaggerating the disease on the young pretendi

is that what john kerry said?ence: he said it. >> i couldn't hear him over the turbine, yeah, but the turbine on his private jet winding up so loud i couldn't hear it over the carbon footprint spreading over the world. i understand he is fighting a good fight. he is balancing it all out but fighting against the climate change. the rest of us can only have the good and the bad deeds washed away. john kerry talking about four years of trump being aberration when it comes to climate change. in the past year, plus, i don't know. it seems to have been climate activist dream. we had the economy shut down. lawrence, people are not commuting in their cars, less gas is being sold. in texas everything was shutdown. look at texas in the month of february. there were no lights on. i bet the carbon footprint went down. >> lawrence: isn't this what people hate about the guys? so much hypocrisy. he gets to have his private jet. he tells he is trying to save the world so it makes it more acceptable. >> yeah. let me start out sayi

john kerry's response as well as the response from the passenger who took the picture.r you. get 2 unlimited lines for only $70. and now get netflix on us with your plan. and this rate is fixed, you'll pay exactly $70 total. this month and every month. plus, switch today and get a free smartphone for each line. the best value and award-winning customer service. only at t-mobile. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! >> emily: welcome back. u.s. climate envoy john kerry caught not wearing his mask while reading a book during an american airlines flight despite the cdc requiring him to do so. he defended himself on social media saying him being massless was only momentary but the passenger who took the photo and wishes to remain anonymous told fox news "i salute our very special presidential envoy for climate for not flying private and instead flying first

president biden�*s climate envoy, john kerry, calls on the world's most polluting nations to do moreckle climate change — he's been talking to bbc news. and the schoolgirl left for dead by the taliban who went on to win a nobel prize. malala yusafzai tells us about her new multi—million pound television deal. britain's royal family and its advisors are reeling from a list of damaging allegations made by the duke and duchess of sussex in their interview with oprah winfrey. meghan said that she considered taking her own life, and that there had been conversations within the royal family about how dark their son archie's skin might be. oprah winfrey has said it wasn't queen elizabeth or the duke of edinburgh who asked prince harry about the colour of his son's skin. so far, buckingham palace has not responded to any of the allegations, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. whatever the palace expected, the reality was worse, with meghan describing uncaring attitudes and a racist remark from a member of the royalfamily. it nearly broke her. so were you thinking of harming

. >> mask for the but not for me, john kerry lying maskless, his explanation as "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> another story we are covering this morning, talk about hypocrisy and it was a few minutes, he had his mask off, we will hear his explanation coming up later, regardless not a good look. >> not to mention he's the climate czar and yet he jets around the world, takes these private jets everywhere, it is hypocrisy and you wonder why you have to do face-to-face meetings to cut down on carbon emissions. he has answered and we will tell you what he says coming up. >> good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. let's get right to this extreme weather alert because millions of americans are on high alert bracing for potential tornadoes across the southeast. at least 21 reported touchdown slammed the deep south, stores leaving a trail of destruction in alabama and mississippi. benjamin: in severe storms in arkansas, fears lightning across the mississippi tennessee sky and listen to this from the university of alabama. >> actually every w

kerry sanders, thank you. >>> new warnings about a surge in covid cases. here's the encouraging news almost 90 million americans have received at least one vaccine dose but here's the "but. hospitalizations are rising again amid concern about young people spreading the virus. miguel almaguer now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, the only number of states outpacing those with a rise in new covid cases are the ones moving towards a full reopening colorado removing nearly every restriction. arizona lifting its face mask mandate as bars and clubs welcomed back crowds but the cdc director cites a 7% increase in covid cases and a rise in hospitalizations. >> i remain deeply concerned about this trajectory >> reporter: with states soon opening vaccinations to all adults, a new analysis finds faster rollouts can be plagued with problems leading to mass frustration yesterday, nearly 3.5 million americans were vaccinated that record equivalent to filling up dodger stadium 60 times the race to vaccinate comes amid a growing debate over the origin of covid former

essentially mccarthy is going to make sure that we can meet these goals that kerry is promising with foreign global diplomats. o. >> before we leave, michael regan should note that his confirmation supported by the two republican senators in north carolina, richard burr, thom tillis, what does that say about his ability to build consensus? >> that's a good question. i mean, getting back to reagan, he was known -- he came in a very difficult time in north carolina. after a very contentious election, governor cooper won a close election but the state legislature is still controlled by republican so essentially regan had to deal with republican lawmakers all the time for his budget, for any action. this environmental agency he was in charge of, so he went out and he met with them, had phone calls with them, kept an open door, was very, very accessible. and he also was very accessible to industry groups, to agricultural groups. to kind of the whole spectrum of people who were interested in environmental regulation and enforcement. and that won him a lot of friends. i talked to a number o

. >>> and our kerry sanders goes in search of how people will spend spring break amid a pandemic "earlyoday" starts right now i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. the state of texas is pushing back to get normal the governor plans to reopen with nc is warning against a rush to roll back the restrictions. >> reporter: texas and mississippi declaring they're back in business, eliminating masks and allowing all retailers to open at 100% capacity. >> personal vigilance to follow the safe standards is still needed to contain covid. it's just that now state mandates are no longer needed. >> reporter: states like massachusetts, pennsylvania, and kentucky also easing restrictions, allowing larger crowds in smaller venues restaurants, high school proms, even las vegas pool parties are set to reopen with fewer mandates >> once everything kind of stabilized, it was like, okay, maybe i can go out now and i feel comfortable. >> reporter: but comfort could lead to complacomplacency, warne cdc. daily cases and deaths have ri %. the numbers nowhere near the deadly winter surge, but no better than t

kerry said it was momentarily for the passenger says it was at least 5 minutes.s that feel inconvenient. and aren't exactly what we want to do. but we have leaders who are out there to be not obeying the same rules. >> [laughs] i guess we can say is better than john kerry finally decided to fly commercial. as a poster jetting around in gulfstream's all over the world. while he supposedly trying to solve the climate crisis. leaders should try to set a good example if they're going to impose rules on the american people, they should follow them as well. we can show grace as well and recognize that everyone is struggling at times to get their mass, or maybe forget to put it up. i don't know the circumstances. john kerry has a long record of imposing one set of rules on americans are not following those rules as is evidenced by his jet-setting around the world try to save it from climate change when he's burning more carbon that one person a dozen entire year. >> shannon: i was surprised he was on a commercial flight. all of us all the time or being washed. we have t

kennedy: it looks like we have a new candidate, john kerry former secretary of state, current climateotographed today on a flight from boston to dc mask list. the barefaced bonehead apparently wore a mask most of the flight but wasn't eating or drinking when the passenger saw him chilling and first-class without it. kerry tonight said the reports are malarkey but why would anybody believe anything this hypocritical bozo has to say and let's go back into it with the panel. jimmy, what you think, or spite, your thoughts. >> first of all, i hate the notion that everyone is telling on each other by mapping it happened to john kerry. he is the worst. his tweet is the worst. his tweet says they only had the masks offer five minutes and you know who doesn't keep track of time, kennedy? virus paid the virus has no idea and does not run a stopwatch. no one is undermined the science and people's faith in public leadership more than the democrats that don't follow their own rules. kennedy: that is what the science tells us to do. >> yet, covid does not kick in until 5:01 and that's a common fact

states todd stern 1st had their agreement which laid the groundwork for the paris accords and and kerry all has already. recall that he needs known this guy she had john is his name they've known each other for 20 years and so because climate change is a common global problem i mean they're sitting there and alaska where the glaciers are melting at our record right because of global climate change. there's a there's a possibility for common ground it might take a while to get to that to that issue because there are so many other pressing and more urgent issues to discuss but. it's one glimmer of hope and a very tense relationship for i want to talk for a moment about an issue that concerns the asean countries when it comes to the south china sea and china's military zation of the seaway where do things stand when it comes to that issue right now well tricycle. when anyone wants to understand china sea they should not get all true about where. they were and all the delegations get it together to have a working group session when the meeting is at the working group level even if you have

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mark: john kerry has been talking to france 24.e spoke at length with the french president on wednesday. john kerry spoke to our green editor today. >> his job requires him not to sit around and wait for it, it's to help create it. it has now created something that addresses this challenge, and we will do it in a way that is not republican or democr or liberal or conservative. we will do it based on the science and on practical steps that can work for us as a country and for the world. we have to do better than we are doing today. can we? absolutely. can we do it in time? that's the test. we obviously feel a deep responsibility to try to make sure we do. mark: my seat is booked to watch it. time for business. president biden has signed into law the first major piece of legislation of his presidency, that huge covid stimulus plan. how many zeros in a trillion? i don't know. >> it was brought forward so 24 hours after the house of representatives stated it gave the final green light, the american rescue plan is now law. it does inclu

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leaders who are out there and not obeying the same as. >> i guess we considered is better than john kerryy deciding to fly commercial as opposed to doing well in gulfstream's around the world, but readers should try to set a good example of that going to impose rules of the american people they should follow those's, we can recognize everyone is struggling to keep their mask on, i don't know the circumstances here but john kerry has a long record of imposing one set of rules on americans and not following those rules as evidenced by his just sitting around the world to save it from climate change when he's burning more carbon than one person does in an entire year. shannon: i was surprised he was on a commercial flight that there are people who sign, all of us all the time are being washed so we have to behave ourselves, great to see you. >> thank you. >> la district attorney george gascon putting the gang unit on the chopping block. we investigate and get reaction from la deputy da who joins us live next. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than yo

nbc's kerry sanders is in ft. lauderdale with more on this. kerry, good morning.when the pandemic did first hit, if you'll remember doctors offices closed, hospitals will only accept patients that they suspected might have had coronavirus so pap smears, mammograms, prostate exams were all delayed and now those delays are beginning to reveal some hard to accept consequences. >> you ready? come on. let's go. >> reporter: jill heckman with her 15-year-old daughter emma. their world turned upside down not by coronavirus but because of it. for six months jill ignored a newly formed blemish on her cheek. >> it looked like a little freckle. it didn't change for the longest time. oh, i've developed a beauty mark. over the last i would say six months i started to notice it a little bit more. >> reporter: jill had a telemedicine visit but the dermatologist told her, no big deal. eventually, just to be certain, she went in for a biopsy. you were confident. i put it off. coronavirus the pandemic the reason i put it off. >> i was very confident until that phone rang at 4:58 on

the joseph -- the edward kerry has been quite lucky and they now have killed 35 wales and the captain says set sail for nantucket. you can imagine these are men who are homeward bound, really ready to go home. but the first thing they do when they know they're on their way home is they break apart the trial works. they throw it overboard. they don't want the captain to take any more whales. they want to be sure they're on their way home. so on their way home this time they're seasoned navigators, they go around the horn. they arrive in nantucket in 1858. and they off-load all these parts of oil, it will go to an oil refinery for processing. finally it is time to pay out or tell the men what they have earned on the voyage. a captain, certainly a ship owner could become a lengthy man after one voyage. someone like joseph, the steer of the vote, will receive one 100th of the proceeds of the voyage. and a lowly semen would receive one 168 of the proceeds. joseph has kept such a wonderful journal. told so many wonderful stories and it's quite exciting to read. i will tell you about one of

>> kerry sanders reporting from miami, kerry, where it is very calm today. joining me now is dr.c contributor. doctor, glad to have you. we'll play the images again in case you missed it. huge crowds gathering in miami beach to point where the city had to say get the heck out of here and police had to come and disburse them. no masks, pretty much no masks. what should we expect to result from this? >> you know, watching this, here are the impressions that i have. we talk a lot about the race between the vaccines and the variants and who is going to win, who is going to end up at the finish line first, and it's behavior like this that is going to give the variants an edge. so this concerns us a great deal. again, remember, these young adults are not likely themselves to necessarily get very sick from covid-19, but they are certainly going to pass it. and the other thing from kerry's piece that just resonates so much is this extreme, this pendulum swinging from completely shut down to completely open as opposed to a much more measured response in terms of restrictions and behavior,

than we will need. >> kerry sanders on south beach, thank you. dr. craig spencer, i do enjoy the gatsby not behind you. >> thank you. >>> we turn to miami mayor francis suarez, a republican. he had covid. florida just passed more than 2 million known cases. mayor, to be clear for folks not familiar with the geography of that part of the state, spring break issues that we were talking about, that is happening in neighboring miami beach. i would like to know what kind of trouble you have been seeing in your city. how concerned are you it could upset any progress that miami has been making with this pandemic? >> we are obviously concerned. we are obviously preparing for the possibility there may be swilling over with the early kerr few kerr few curfews. we did not see any of those affects in some of the parts of the city we would normally see an uptick. it's unprecedented. as was said in the prior segment, in about a one square mile area of the beach where you have, as you can see from images, a significantly high volume of people, much more than what i

that is john kerry, the former secretary of state.n china, it is a senior chinese climate expert who had been in semiretirement. he had basically been the architect of china's negotiating stance in the run-up to the paris accords. he and his counterpart in the u.s. first had their agreement, which laid the groundwork for the paris accords. and he has already recalled that they have known each other for 20 years. so because climate change is a common global problem, they are sitting there in alaska, where the glaciers are melting at a record rate because of global climate change. there's a possibility for common ground. it might take a while to get to that issue. there are so many other pressing and more urgent issues to discuss, but it is one glimmer of hope in a very tense relationship. >> i want to talk about an issue that concerns the countries when it comes to the south china sea and cha's militarization of the seaway. where do things stand when it comes to that issue? >> first of all, when anyone wants to understand the south chi

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kerry? >> reporter: frank, as you can see over my shoulder, we see the power crews are trying to restore power to this neighborhood about 16,000 plus residents in this portion of alabama are still without power.t habitablet now, in some cases the homes are not habitable, but in other cases as happens with tornados, you have a home right next to one that's crushed and it's completely fine and no problems at all they do not have power right now. let's take a look at the neighborhood that was hit hard this is the neighborhood where ebonique harris and her parents were inside the home and sadly killed by the tornado. the power of the tornado callmated to be likely what's called an ef-3 winds estimated to be about 140 miles per hour the harris family now grieving this is an interview with one of the harris family members who came back to the house and discovered that his loved ones had sadly passed away.t a >> i lost a brother-in-law, i lost a sister, i lost a niece, i've got a brother in the hos

let's bring in kerry sanders in fort lauderdale, florida. kerry, you have been digging into a fascinating story that we predicted might happen but hoped it wouldn't. all about how influence in politics are playing a role on who exactly is getting vaccines. >> reporter: well, let's take a look first of all as we look back a year, that there was so much anticipation that there would be a vaccine, something to protect us. well, it was in mid-december when first pfizer and then afterwards moderna got that fda emergency use authorization and with that emergency use authorization we had a general sense that finally we have reached a point where we will be protected. but who is going to be getting those vaccines? well, as we progress into last month let me take you to manatee county, florida. and we're looking at lakewood ranch here. now, this area here that was set up at the sports complex, this was a pop-up vaccine site but only people who lived in two zip codes were allowed to attend and it appears a controversy has developed. now florida govern

across several states al roker will tell us who is at risk in a moment but first a late report from kerry sanders in alabama. >> tornado on the ground right in front of me going up this mountain >> reporter: tonight at least three people killed by tornadoes in alabama, and fears of possibly more touchdowns through the night. already as many as a dozen unconfirmed tornadoes causing widespread damage in alabama, mississippi, and georgia. and even though residents were aware of the threat as early as last night, not all moved fast enough to escape 74-year-old james dunaway ignored the alert on his cell phone. >> i was actually watching the president on tv. and there was about a minute left. he was just about to finish and the power flickered off. >> reporter: he survived without serious injury, as did his neighbors. it's trish partridge's birthday today instead of celebrating she was hiding downstairs with her husband. >> in a closet >> reporter: you got in a closet? >> and put mixing bowls on our head. metal mixing bowls >> reporter: did it work >> yeah. and we heard it and i said oh, my go

holmes democratic opposition is prepared to have the up close and the kerry low and others are not about to throw in the towel. joining us is activist and pro democrat nathan la now in london these days nathan there's no other recourse is there a creative way for these politicians to represent the people of hong kong now. well for now i think of the result also post by the beijing government. the home the whole electoral see some. back up banks that have become much more. all too graphic that they're one. of the very 1st election after the hangover so this is surely worrying. now we're in the middle of a global pandemic but do you think given all that's happened to hong kong we'll ever see mass protests in the streets again. but definitely i think there's just of psychos in your movement and no matter how severe the suppression is there will always be open since you for these are coming out in march again it's just about the right timing zone right within a day so for me i have my face on calm people it's just the time that we have to stick together and try to well go through this very d

kerry sanders reporting there. >>> so this next story will make you upset and really fearful. this morning, a 25-year-old man, he's facing child cruelty charges. this is after he snuck into an elephant habitat. this is at the san diego zoo. while carrying his toddler. >> oh, oh. oh. >> just look at that. heart-stopping video right there showing that animal charging at the pair. this is the father racing through the barriers of safety, dropping the child at one point. he was arrested and is being held on a $100,000 bail. >>> this morning, calls for a bay area school board member to resign. the controversial tweets that have been many outraged. >>> yeah. and all new for you, a feature twitter is now working on that to give you fewer extra seconds to think about your post. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. it is 4:42. let's get a look at these temperatures right now as we head out the door in san jose, it's 41 degrees and we'll see it holding steady here as we go through the next few hours but it will shape up to be a nice day with highs in the upper 60

well in terms of climate change i am very encouraged because i know john kerry for example personally who is a very good climate diplomat very passionate about the topic and he got the right advisors now some of my really excellent climate science colleagues from the u.s. advising the presidency and i think. i think he has said something like the united states is back leading on the climate issue i don't think that i have but i think they are now gearing up to be a leader on the climate issue. who's going to be the lead thereat tensions there are at least 3 for just one question there are smaller nations involved as well and you would so before we came on air you were talking about your concerns about sweden for example to share a little bit of that for with us well sweden just written and most recent arctic struggle. there are military dynamic which they are concerned about and so it's clearly a concern also the us was going to move young countries share. there's an organization called the arctic council we need to mention them sort of explain who they are and what you know what we'l