john kerry should be fired. if if he's not, he continues to speak for the president of the united states. because john kerry, which means this administration is more concerned about an event in the future than what is happening on the face of the earth right now. this is an obsession. this is delusional. and the obsession explains a lot. it explains why this white house always puts environmental fantasies ahead of american security and american energy. that's what we're seeing. this administration puts climate ahead of jobs, it puts climate ahead of bringing prices down, it brings climate ahead of working families. the administration puts climate ahead of our allies. we have sky-high gas prices, the highest of all times. you know, we say, inflation is the highest in 40 years. we've got the new bad inflation numbers again today, which are hurting our families, we can't keep up, wages can't keep up. 40-year-high inflation. but the worst, highest inflation ever, we have the worst prices in europe in decades and dec

and by the way comic kerri is also a breast cancer patient. her sole focus right now should be on fighting cancer. not fighting with her insurance company. [applause] in southeast louisiana, peggy teaches at lsu school of public health had five insurance adjusters in the first 12 weeks after i did destroyed her home. how is that even remotely possible or acceptable? unfortunately kerri and peggy are far from the only ones left in the insurance purgatory. there are thousands of other families across south louisiana and business owners as well who have been left in the lurch. henderson is an iconic seeking a restaurant that opened its door lake charles in 1977. i can tell you from personal experience the food there is exceptional. the day after hurricane laura made landfall, owner nick hired a contractor so that he could get the restaurant back up and running as soon as possible. instead, he struggled with his insurance company until november of last year, had his payments been made on time at a restaurant have reopened by the end of 2020. inste

a chil >> jimmy: john kerry is a dope, nobody cares about climate change right now. on some level, read the room. if somebody's house is on fire, you don't knock on the door and try to sell them solar panels, they have bigger problems. we are not in the insulated bubble of climate insanity. for people watching at home, they need to know this took place at a climate conference in houston, where they are surrounded by oil. that is like having convention at mardi gras. everybody gets up there is tries to scare everybody else into donating. like at sleepovers when you put a flashlight under your chin, then polar bears were wiped out, everybody donates at the end of the ghost story and they fly off in their jet. >> todd: we dodged a bullet in 2004 not getting this guy in the white house. get your thoughts on this, new york democrats blasted for posing with a sign, continuing the theme, comparing 9/11 issue the worst terror attack on u.s. soil to climate change. pop up the picture, unbelievable. to tie this in, there is the picture on your screen. why does climate change b

. >> move on to climate czar john kerry.stonewalling the newspaper boston herald who filed a foia demand 10 months ago who was on john kerry's payroll in his climate czar office? now "boston herald," we'll not hear from them until 2024. why is it going to take 41 months, right before the upcoming election to find out who was on kerry's payroll? >> this should infuriate americans. for heaven's sakes, what other agency refuses to say who works for them? every once in a while you hear things from people, you have to ask yourself are we a serious nation at all any longer? when you hear the climate czar john kerry saying i'm worried about the war on ukraine and climate and emissions it will create. how in the world could even thought about that? by the way he also says, we're worried about future agreements on climate change. does anyone believe that vladmir putin cares at all about climate change? elizabeth: right. >> like i say, it should infuriate americans there are people in these offices, who by the way, remember solyndra,

hand for kerry sanders let's look at this toss again for slow motion.er in studio 1a anne hathaway is here ready to tell us all about her new series and life as a mom of two young boys. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> good morning to you, it is 7:26. i'm marcus washington, and despite our climate in crisis, new signs californians are ignoring requests to cut back on water. governor newsom last year requested everyone cut their water use by 15%. new numbers show people increased water use by 2% in july, compared to the same period before the drought. since july, water use is down 6%, that's not even half the target goal. of course meteorologist kari hall has been keeping us up to date on that. and kari, no rain in sight for us today. >> not today, and it's going to be a few more days before we get another chance. in the meantime, temperatures heading up, reaching into the low 70s for the next few days, for our inland areas. showers in the forecast on saturday, and near the coast and in san francisco, we'll see low 60s in the forecast through the en

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but climate czar john kerry says the flood of climate refugees will be much worse.ox news contributor now i don't know. i just want to read the quote to you, kyra, because it's worth the john kerry says the following quoting here we're already seeing climate refugees around the world. if you think migration has been a problem in europe, in the syrian war , even from what we see now. wait until you see one hundred million people for whom the entire food production capacity has collapsed and it just seems to me like the statement is just not really reading the room. you have two plus million actual refugees coming out of ukraine. they say it could be five million, the worst humanitarian crisis since world war two. and john kerry is talking about a 80% refugee crisis down the line at some point it's hard to understand where the senator and former presidential candidate is coming from right now because just as you've been reporting in the past hour, the humanitarian crisis that we are facing in europe is one that we've not seen in more than a half century and each week

of dollars of loans necessary to move forward if the biden a penetration sent he's signal from john kerryt signals and now the fed nominees are sending the signals, how is the industry going to respond other than freezing up and bring up right? you mentioned one thing interesting got the permitting necessary, when you think it peak producing oil cheaper than bottled water, how amazing this industry is and celebrate that. david: it's not only drivers at the pump being hurt, businesses energy intensive, bakeries, restaurants and etc. and even farmers. seventy-five to 90% of production of nitrogen, used for fertilizer comes from natural gas. we now have a shortage, severe worldwide shortage of fertilizer because i can't get nitrogen because there's not enough natural gas is affecting farm products as well. >> fertilizer, pesticides and all farm equipment runs on fossil fuel, most on diesel and diesel prices have doubled. we haven't even begun spring planting got so we will have a lot of really bad food prices and meet prices, packaging and transportation prices, all the costs will get added

judes said the race away from a war zone is over, now the battle against cancer resumes kerry sandersc news, memphis. >> that's nightly news tomorrow a report from brussels ahead of the nato summit thank you for watching i'm lester holt, please take care of yourself and each other. goodnight. - through the darkness, artists create light. they illuminate a path to health and well-being for all of us. and now, their light is shining on our stage, the blue shield of california theater at ybca, where artists and audiences create community together. - come join us inside. >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, record breaking heat. jeff ranieri explains what's causing this march warmup and if there's any hope of late season rain. plus it spreads more rapidly than omicron, and today we've learned that ba.2 is now the dominant strain of covid in the bay area's most populous county. but health experts say it isn't something to seriously worry about just yet. >>> also they had to go into a 16 inch pipe to rescue a man trapped in the ground. >> i was just trying to figure what was going to be t

kerry sanders, nbc news, rosemary beach, florida. >>> still ahead, flower power the beautiful way the world is showing its support for ukraine. >>> back to our top story now and the movement taking root and blooming across the globe to show solidarity and support for the people of ukraine. amid the darkness of war, a global symbol of solidarity has emerged. sunflowers representing unity with ukraine the nation's official flower now taking a special place in the hearts of those desperate to help ukrainians under attack like at bednar's far in boynton beach, florida. this weekend donating profits from all sunflower sales to the global empowerment mission helping ukrainian refugees >> we feel how much those people are hurting and struggling with we want to do our part as farmers to help them. >> in reno prayers and protests by those determined to make a difference. >> want to show love for the people of ukraine. we come here in peace to show that we care ♪ >> the movement, sewing support in virginia with free seed packets at beaver dam farm >> just one step to say hey, we are thinking of

judes said the race away from a war zone is over, now the battle against cancer resumes kerry sanders, nbc news, memphis. >> that's nightly news tomorrow a report from brussels ahead of the nato summit ♪ ♪ >> kelly: ♪♪ alone in this house again tonight ♪ ♪ i got the tv on, the sound turned down and a bottle of wine ♪ ♪ there's pictures of you and i on the walls around me ♪ ♪ the way that it was and could have been surrounds me ♪ ♪ i'll never get over you walkin' away ♪ ♪ i've never been the kind to ever let my feelings show ♪ ♪ and i thought that bein' strong meant never losin' your self-control ♪ ♪ but i'm just drunk enough to let go of my pain ♪ ♪ to hell with my pride, let it fall like rain ♪ ♪ from my eyes ♪ ♪ tonight i want to cry ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've never been the kind to ever let my feelings show ♪ ♪ and i thought that bein' strong meant never losin' your self-control ♪ ♪ but i'm just drunk enough to let go of my pain ♪ ♪ to hell with my pride, let it fall like rain ♪ ♪ from my eyes ♪ ♪ tonight i wanna cry ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! give i

china has the highest paid lobbyist inside the beltway and they know that john kerry he is the guy whoeally counts here, he puts climate change ahead of every other issue facing america . and they know that he is desperate for tightness help on the issue is stupid is that is. they also know that they have a friend in biden treasury secretary janet yellen who has said that trumps old time that tariffs our to inflation now. this is great news for china which of course wants to drop the tariff. and of course china also knows that joe biden himself, who son got wealthy for dubious work in china had said that china's growth is not a threat to the united states. >> china is going to their not bad folks, folks. but guess what? they're not competition for us. >> what are the actual chances that the feebleminded aydin is going to stand up to john kerry jenny the myriad of business an financial interest during china's bidding? what about the odds he'll take on the media establishment that loves and protects china 24/7? the answer, zero. no chance. and understanding he how xi see that is critical

kerry is a first grade teacher in south san francisco. their problem is our problem and as brothers and sisters the united into micro c c. i'm so sorry. we have to stand together, alina says. at this point, she and her children have food and water, but that stores are running out of basics such as bread, eggs and butter. still she is optimistic because of the ukrainian people's unity, courage and resilience. it's amazing that they would just go bare hands and against the people with arms. and just not be afraid to protect themselves and protect their land. and to see people around us. just organizing everywhere. we can't it silently and watch this happen. and i wanted to give her a voice that she's not just hiding in her basement with her four children. kerry says she hopes the war will be over soon so she can go to ukraine to help her friend. he's urging americans to donate to charitable organizations offering humanitarian relief to the people of ukraine. in south san francisco. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. a city council member in san

but with skyrocketing gas prices, co-owner natalie kerry says fueling up these beastie vehicles. these days is brutal. how much does it cost to like philip, something like to 50? >> $250. and how many times you having to do that right now. >> at least once a week, probably maybe twice and they need several vehicles fuel to get the job done all using the more expensive diesel. and what was the sole, let's say, 2 months ago. >> i believe it was before 20. >> but for more than more than $2 more. yeah, because i'm paying to 6.80, 6.18, now. >> take a look here at all of the gas cans to run power saws. then there are chipper machines that can gobble up gasoline. so your engine is running. you're not driving up and down hills, but it's still running. you know, so. you know, might save some time. but i'm not sure it's saving any money. kerry says that they are constantly trying to strategize to soften the blow of rising costs and its punch to the bottom line by sometimes on long jobs. >> keeping the equipment on site and taking the electric car back to home base. but there is a lot of f

i am 50% irish, named kerry, after the county there you go happy st.o chug it >> thank you, kerry. >> we'll have a lot more on the food and fun coming up mr. roker. >> you know there are six cities, the six largest cities that have irish concentrations are here these are the most irish city in the u.s., kansas city, buffalo, raleigh and boston a little irish music. let's try to figure out which city is going to be warmer, philadelphia or boston >> philadelphia. >> boston. >> 59 degrees. let's pair up louisville or buffalo? >> buffalo >> louisville by 13 degrees. finally, here you go, kansas city or nashville? >> kansas city >> nashville >> sorry, it is nashville, sorry sheinelle. a lot of folks are winning the luck of the irish bringing in these warm temperatures. st. louis, 77, detroit at 69 manchester at 55 charlotte at 73 degrees. tomorrow at new york city, 71 degrees, 75 in washington, 69 in cincinnati and we are looking at temperatures cooling down just a bit, still nice and comfortable. that's the luck of the irish an you. i'm meteorologist cary

kelly ann hit on it, john kerry. well, a year ago, john kerry told oil workers they needed to learn how to make solar panels, not to mention they're all made in china anyway. we talked about the eos, the executive orders banning keystone, banning oil leases, increasing taxes, the interior is regulating oil and gas fracking. and don't forget, the kicker of all of this -- two years ago, joe biden said he was going to ban all fracking. well, then the biden administration started debating themselves and they said, well, we will ban all fracking or new fracking. so, this is the environment. no oil company in their right mind in this environment with these people are going to start spending billions of dollars to go drill more oil only to get shut down and berated by the same people. they're hypocrites and they're -- it's amazing what they're doing in this country. >> sean: kelly ann, i would argue that anything joe might have said to president xi, anything president xi would say back is going to be tepidment. yeah, this i

we have a president who listens to john kerry -- that's the problem.ot what he says, it's the fact that this president listens instead of looking at the alarm bells in the economy which are clear. prices are out of control, they are getting worse. oil is driving it. mr. president, stop listening to your climate envoy. start listening to the folks of fill up their trucks every day at the pump and can't afford the diesel because they are going to move the products that get us out of this inflation must. he is listening to the wrong people and he is missing the opportunity right under his nose right in this country to take care of the problems that we face for our good and for the good of our partners around the globe. >> sean: predictions -- what will gas prices be six months from now? >> i think they're going to be close to 450, because i don't think this president is going to get it. russia supplies going to come off the market, u.s. supplies not going to come on. that is going to be very bad for the u.s. consumer. we've been talking about inflation. y

so it's also about him. >> kerry sanders there. >>> let's talk about the cost of crude oil and gas. it's continuing to rise due to president biden's decision to ban russian oil imports. at one chevron gas station, drivers stopping to fill up have to pay just under $6 a gallon. this is for the regular unleaded there. the price across the nation are at new record highs. statewide average is $5.69 a gallon. this is up 70 cents from last week and a month ago, yeah, that average was $1 lower. >> to be clear, though, they were on the rise even before the ban, i would say. >>> happening now, health and human services second xavier becerra is hosting a round table here. he met to discuss new data revealing most americans are suffering from high stress levels. researchers found that eight in ten adult americans say they are significantly stressed. many citing inflation, global uncertainty, the invasion of ukraine and the growing conflict with russia. seven out of ten now fear the possibility of nuclear war. when it comes to financial stress, the numbers are very similar. it is also sometimes

sons of kerry biden pelosi.r up traces of the existence of facilities for the production of biological weapons, which was funded by the united states, they use the ukrainian people. wake up folks at a recent congressional hearing, deputy secretary of state victoria nuland was asked about us bioweapons development. in ukraine, the diplomat responded. there are laboratories there and the united states really does not want the data from them to get into in the hands of the russian military, the biological project ep2, was developed and approved precisely in the pentagon for a contracted by the us department of defense, a pharmaceutical company. according to the documents received, it was working on itself for the defense of ukraine to test unregistered medical preparations specifically on ukrainian military personnel , bulgarian, the press wrote about the death in ukraine of two dozen experimental soldiers it happened in kharkov unexpectedly. nobody be, and the new york times recognized the authenticity of the file

, thank you. >> kerry's legs are out.s where better to be at spring break? let's bring the music up and get the tropics going, mon okay so kerry is in cocoa beach south padre island which is nicer today >> cocoa beach. >> cocoa beach boom 77 that's nicer all right. let's head down to new orleans where i know you are going to be hoda or san diego. >> let's go baby >> 76 in new orleans and finally, cabo san lucas or miami beach. >> miami beach. >> i'm going with cabo. >> oh, miami beach >> by one. >> 79 degrees. >> just came in third. >> lot of people -- loser. >> loser. >> we're looking at -- spring break temperatures we've got this conveyor belt of tropical air from the gulf coast to maine weekend highs 15-30 degrees above average. spring break for everyone. look at this forecast record highs for 47 cities, about 80 cities within three degrees of a record. look at the temperatures today omaha near 70. st. louis 64 shreveport 69. denver 71. tomorrow the warmth moves east cincinnati flirting with 80. st. louis 75 atlanta 75

kerry sanders is going to have all the details coming up. >> that sounds particularly dangerous. >> itut the scientists are super excited about it i think that's the headline. >>> let's get to your headline, 7:30, supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson was on capitol hill yesterday to begin making her case for confirmation to the supreme court jackson met with chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell among several others confirmation hearings are set to begin on march 21st. democrats say they're hoping to have judge jackson confirmed by mid-april. >>> a jetblue pilot was removed from the plane's cockpit wednesday after a tsa worker noticed he might be drunk. it happened in buffalo just before a flight to fort lauderdale, florida. the pilot was given a breathalyzer that registered a blood alcohol level of 0.17. that is more than four times the legal limit for flying he told authorities he had seven or eight drinks before he got on that plane the pilot may be facing federal charges. >>> now to some frightening moments caught on camera, after a home explosion in a suburb in

i like to bring in john kerry have he thinks things are going was happening in ukraine and russia we want that to be a distraction from the climate agenda and how he was worried that putin may not keep the commitments and maybe president biden falls like he has venezuela and iran on speed dial from wyoming and energy producing states he has earned the title of the president of high gas prices. >> one year ago the congress passed or the democrats pass and snow republicans voted for it the american rescue plan the amount of money equal to the discretionary spending you do in a normal year. we double down the discretionary dollars on the table a lot of that is sent at the tune of $2000 per person and to say standard this. larry summer said what would happen if they did and we had the inflation. some of that was for things that were related to covid testing and vaccines and testing of that money is gone some issues to deal with problems at the border most of it was for a purpose that what happened to the other many how much of it is still left and is there enough to pay to recharge the a

kerry and his 12 employees juggle several projects, many of them in africa like the opera village, a self sustaining arts education center also in his native burkina faso. it includes a theater, a school for $500.00 pupils and health facilities. francisco, they develop the project with late german theater director christoph schilling and the the local staff safe houses carries recognition is well earned. it will not let the people here have everything they need to study while shade food is on my and program selector for it's the earthier, it's everything around us. country, they're awesome. when he brings them together, he bring something magnificent to lighten my debbie dor processed cafe is keen to share his experience. he teaches at several universities and his hopeful his when will inspire the next generation of africans. are young people looking for you know, for opportunities and, and see one of them that i'm scared to high young winning the priest got price. maybe i big opening, you know, maybe a big inspiration or to become a project you know, tell. now that has some amazing

kerry, thank you . thank you for the work you're doing. how tough is it over there with so many refugees arriving every day? it's like nothing i've ever seen before. so shelter box deployed a response team here to poland and i've been working on the border hasheem people the train station. this is the main stop for people who are fleeing ukraine and every day 20000 people get off at that platform. when i was there, i saw women, children, elderly, disabled. these are very vulnerable people who've really been ripped apart from their families. so men between the ages of 18 to 60 have had to stay behind. they've literally come to a platform. it's traveling many, many days with everything they have on them. is their clothes a small bag maybe with them. but it's just unbelievable to see. now poland has one point two million refugees and there's to over two million. all told, the u.n. is estimating there could be seven million. so these neighboring countries that are receiving refugees, it's becoming really overwhelming for them. okay, kerry, i'm

he puts climate change ahead of every other issue facing america and they knowy that kerry is desperate forsu china's help on the issue. as stupid as that is. the ccp also knows that it has a friend in biden, treasury secretary janet yellen, who has said that trump's trump's old china tariffs arere n contributing to inflation nowow well,, this is great news for china which of course wants them drop the tariffs. got wealthy for dubious woknows that joe biden himself, whose son got wealthy for dubiousrk work in china, has said that china's growth is not a threat to the united states. china is going to eat our lunchn commodities. they're not bad folks,ot folks. but guess what ? they're not a competition for us now what are the actual chances that a feeble mindedry, biden is going to stand up to john kerry, janet yellen,of the myriad of business and find financial interests doing china's bidding? what about the oddshe he'll take on the media establishment that loves and protects china? twenty four sevents c. the answer is zero. no chance. and understanding how she views the united states at

ain politics and what are the surroundings killian hit on john kerry ? o well, a year ago john kerry told oil workers that they need to learn how to make solar panels, mnot to mention they're all made in china anyway. we've talked about t all the ceos executive orders banning keystone, banning oil leases, increasing taxes. the interior's regulatingher oid and gas fracking. and don't d forget the kicker of all of this two years ago, joe biden said that he was going to ban all fracking. well, then the bidenti administration are debating themselves and they said, well, we'll ban all fracking or new fracking. so this is the environment. no oil company in their right mind in this environment with these people are going to d go start spending billions of dollars to go drill more oil onlynl to get shut down and berated by these same people. they're hypocrites and it'sey amazing what they're doing in this country. and kellyanne, i would argue that anything joe might have said too president xi and i think president xi would say back is going to be tepid. yeah,te

. >> todd: kerri, do you think the president's call to fund the police in the speech was genuine? >> no. >> todd: why? >> i think -- because if it was genuine, actions speak louder than words. if genuine, he would have made moves already. a few things he keeps, sounds to me personally, i can only speak for myself, he's repeating things so he can get that vote, that cheer. when we went to the streets for black lives matter, he was there, but nothing was really accomplished for the lgbtq community, same thing, there is only minimal accomplished, just so cusay, i did my part. to say that i had spoken to a vet who told me, oh, there is no homeless vets in atlanta. excuse me, sir, there are over 800 homeless vets in atlanta. we were told, we offer everybody housing, adequate housing, just because you give them a cockroach infested rusty water sink doesn't mean it is adequate. these people put their lives on the line for us, least we can do is take care of them and not make it -- >> todd: well said, kerri. we have to run. our condolences to you, thank you for taking time with us this mo

kerri murray from shelter box joins me live from poland. tell us more about the immediate needs that you've identified that people need help with. a lot of these are very basic things of life, aren't they? >> you're right. they're so basic. it's around food, water, shelter, access to medical care. and the overwhelming majority of the people i met, and at that train station, 20,000 people a day. they're women. they're children. they're elderly. they're disabled. and they've come with little more than the clothes on their back. maybe a small bag. and they don't know what's next. so it's just the basic things for survival. and that's what we do every day at shelter box. we respond in some of the world's most extreme conflict zones, and we provide emergency shelter and the basics, things like blanket, things like ground mats, solar lanterns, water purification, the basic things you need to sustain your life when you've lost everything in an instant. >> and you coordinate your efforts i think with the united nations. how much cooperation is ther

john kerry does what he has to o do to advocate against climate change, travel around the world, flythis," when really, they are just shoving it to a different country" >> same globe, remember? [laughter] >> it's the same globe, greg hear the truth is, what's coming out of russia is affecting global warming. >> the left prefers to fuel a war instead of the country. we been instructed by the mediums democrats that energy is a moral issue. as far as the micros, cole, fracking, fossil fuels. these are crimes against the environment, yes, it's okay to buy the dirty oil from a war machine. it shows you that the moral stances of these people who have been 20 for decades, how much better they are than us, as evil right-wingers in our pickup trucks, caskets and suvs, they are the most immoral people, because they were phonies and wires. russia played us for the longest time. they love that we denigrated our energy prowess, loved that we thought the idea that nuclear power was bad and so it was good, because it made us more reliant on russian oil, and now, iran's oil. we were probably convinc

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climate czar john kerry making this outrageous comment. >> if you think migration has been a problem food production capacity collapsed. >> greg. >> i love this talking paddle. [laughter] >> it's a great reminder of, like, the problem of having a single ideological filter. he sees everything through the filter of climate. he comes off as buffoon because he applies it in nonclimate issues. inserts everywhere. you see modern academics, except their filter is america as a depressor. cnn, their filter for years was race. no ratings. it's the best advice for somebody who wants to be successful in life is to have a number of filters that you can use. i tend to see everything through the prism of media persuasion, which at times is amazing, but other times makes me insensitive jerk. >> that's the prism -- >> you said it, we didn't. >> but i admit it. >> i thought there was got be another prism in somewhere. >> there is one. >> there is one. dana, what are your thoughts on the human -- >> now i'm really interested. >> secretary kerry -- well, he's also -- now he's a climate czar. please, let

nbc's kerry sanders is at st.as if a war breaking out in your country weren't bad enough, the children, the four we're talking about here, were already in a battle against cancer. then, the invasion, which cut them off from their chemotherapy, life-saving chemotherapy. they're now, thanks to the state department, which expedited some visas, they're now here at st. jude children's research hospital getting the care they so desperately need. one mother clings to her 18-month-old daughter melania. another exhausted from war, shields her 8-year-old son. both children are refugees from the war in ukraine. but long before the first shots were fired, these kids were already in a battle for their lives. fighting advanced cancers. natalia tears up as she says -- >> the decision was truly heartbreaking because it split my family. i had to leave my two daughters at home. but my main goal was my son. >> natalia and roxalana were strangers. now the two moms bonded together by their ukrainian heritage and their children's extre

lauderdale for us, kerry, good >> good morning, sheinelle.. >> teachers say the very rare rep, sheinelle. conversations they have with tee conversations they have with young students about sexual orientation coul orientation could soon be d soo against the law. against the law. as early as today, as early as today, florida's fs majority republica majority republican senate could vote on the so-called "don't say gay" bill. >> reporter: from school walkouts, to protests, to rallies, opponents say if the "don't say gay" bill becomes law, it will reverse decades of progress >> the message we are sending out is so hateful and so mean. this is about creating a safe space so children can feel comfortable in their own skin. >> the bill was introduced by republican state representative joe harding. it says in part, classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade 3. >> we're going to make sure that parents are able to send their kid to kindergarten without h

kerry winner. wow, thank you so much perry, and thank you so much scott and everyone hannah mike everyone who's made this visit possible? um, i've really been blown away as has rhonda and touring the museum today. it's incredibly inspiring and thank you all of you for coming both online and those of you in the room today. in this tremendously important work you're doing here at the museum. it reminded me of this quotation from the scholar robert pope harrison who observes as human beings we are born of the dead. of the regional ground they occupy of the languages they inhabited of the worlds they brought into being of the many institutional legal cultural and psychological legacies that through us connect them to the unborn. the central tool of enslavers and other tyrants is to attempt to sever the oppressed from their ancestors and from their descendants. for this reason oppressed people continue to be dishonored and erased in death just as they were in life. the struggle for public memory is inte

folks and now we may know who to thank for recording and sharing some of the crucial images nbc's kerry sanders introduces us to a group of brave and well organized ukrainian moms, living in the war zone and shining a light on thecatastrophe around them >> reporter: in the war zone, in the war, a mom with two kids and in every direction, horror these raw images of war gathered not by professional journalists, rather, by women still in ukraine with cell phones in what's become the mom news network. their goal, make sure the world sees everything they see do you think you are putting yourself in danger when you go out to get these images? >> we're not that afraid i'm more afraid to lose my country, my people, my friends, my relatives. >> the moms began gathering war videos 18 days ago when russia attacked now more than 100 ukrainian mothers connected across the country, almost the size of texas. they're often in spots where there are no journalists they filmed more than a thousand videos so far. in war, it's said the first casualty is the truth. >> we know and we believe that the informat

>> is to -- john kerry keefe a more tin ear right now, where is he living carbon foot prudent john kerryhould stand up to putin i called up president biden reverse all anti-american energy policies stop relying on putin, if any strategy as united states president involves vladimir putin will you help us fill in the blank you should end and change say we don't need putin anymore we are standing up to him provide not only our energy stop importing russian oil supply allies around the world with oil and natural gas so they don't have to get it from putin his administration biden's has not approved pipeline last year sitting on shelves ready to go we don't need putin's energy europe won't need putin pot energy. >> i just mentioned that everything he says is materializing in business blackstone group the other day said will no longer fund oil and gas exploration. this is biggest business one point but real quick we've got sanchez with us today, the ceo of -- over seaing major banks, the climate change issue, alex is even a banking issue for this administration. >> that is correct, maria, cong

durante ese tiempo los cdc trabajaracon agencias para crear un marco definiendo cuÁndo y bajo kerry circunstancia la utiliza. son muy pocos la que no la utilizan. >> pasajeros del metro nueva york aÚn son cautelosos. > >> yo la seguirÍa utilizando. tengo mi edad ya. o sea, me tengo que proteger. fabiola: en promedio mÁs de 1400 personas mueren por covid—19 diariamente. una cifra alta, pero por debajo de las registradas durante la ola de Ómicron. >> lo hemos visto la temporada del 2020 al 2021 donde en marzo bajan los casos y vuelve a recuperar en septiembre. le comentÉ que tomar un poco de aire. fabiola: pero nunca bajar la guardia, sobre todo los mÁs vulnerables. >> tiene que usarlo porque no sabes a quÉ te vas a parar. fabiola: por lo pronto el mandato de uso de mascarillas aquÍ en el tren subterrÁneo de nueva york se mantendrÁ vigente hasta el 18 de abril. de acuerdo con la agencia ellos se rigen por las reglas. la agencia se prepara para un aumento en los viajes durante el descanso de primavera cuando esperan que el trÁfico de pasajeros supere un 90% los niveles de per pandemia. en nueva york

but with skyrocketing gas prices, co-owner natalie kerry says fueling up these beastie vehicles. these days is brutal. how much does it cost to like philip, something like to 50? >> $250. and how many times you having to do that right now. >> at least once a week. >> probably maybe twice. and they need several vehicles fuel to get the job done all using the more expensive diesel. and what was the sole, let's say, 2 months ago, i believe it was before 20. >> but for more than more than $2 more. yeah, because i'm paying to 6.80, 6.18, now. >> take a look here at all of the gas cans to run power saws. then there are chipper machines that can gobble up gasoline. so your engine is running. yor're not driving up and down hills, but it's still running. you know, so. you know, might save some time. but i'm not sure it's saving any money. kerry says that they are constantly trying to strategize to soften the blow of rising costs and its punch to the bottom line by sometimes on long jobs. >> keeping the equipment on site and taking the electric car back to home base. but there is a lot of

. >> nbc's kerry sanders is at cocoa beach florida, with more on the mad dash. >> reporter: good morningittle rain and we have a beautiful morning here. it is heading into what's going to be our nation's travel palooza, time to kick off your shoes and get your feet in the sand. we are seeing more people with planned vacations this spring break than we have seen in the last two years. and among the t well, not a short distance, but a little bit of a flight from san francisco to hawaii, and also some of the most popular destinations right here in florida. we're in cocoa beach, where, as you have rain, we're going to be in the mid-70s today. >> you've got to love how kerry rubs it in. >> that sounds nice. if you want to see more about that, with soaring spring break demand comes soaring prices. coming up on the "today" show, an expert breaking down what it means for your travel plans. that's coming up after "today in the bay." >>> this morning there's still no deal and no season for the san francisco giants or the oakland a's. the baseball owners and players met yesterday for less than two

but with skyrocketing gas prices, co-owner natalie kerry says fueling up these beastie vehicles. these days is brutal. how much does it cost to like philip, something like to 50? >> $250. and how many times you having to do that right now. >> at least once a week, probably maybe twice and they need several vehicles fuel to get the job done all using the more expensive diesel. and what was the sole, let's say, 2 months ago. >> i believe it was before 20. >> but for more than more than $2 more. yeah, because i'm paying to 6.80, 6.18, now. >> take a look here at all of the gas cans to run power saws. then there are chipper machine second gobble up gasoline. so your engine is running. you're not driving up and down hills, but it's still running. you know, so. you know, might save some time. but i'm not sure it's saving any money. kerry says that they are constantly trying to strategize to soften the blow of rising costs and its punch to the bottom line by sometimes on long jobs. >> keeping the equipment on site and taking the electric car back to home base. bu there is a lot of frust

but with skyrocketing gas prices, co-owner natalie kerry says fueling up these beastie vehicles. these days is brutal. how much does it cost to like philip, something like to 50? >> $250. and how many times you having to do that right now. >> at least once a week, probably maybe twice and they need several vehicles fuel to get the job done all using the more expensive diesel. and what was the sole, let's say, 2 months ago. >> i believe it was before 20. >> but for more than more than $2 more. yeah, because i'm paying to 6.80, 6.18, now. >> take a look here at all of the gas cans to run power saws. then there are chipper machine second gobble up gasoline. so your engine is running. you're not driving up and down hills, but it's still running. you know, so. you know, might save some time. but i'm not sure it's saving any money. kerry says that they are constantly trying to strategize to soften the blow of rising costs and its punch to the bottom line by sometimes on long jobs. >> keeping the equipment on site and taking the electric car back to home base. but there is a lot of frus

nbc's kerry sanders is in fort lauderdale looking at what's at stake. >> reporter: florida's republican could vote today on the so-called don't say gay bill. teachers say they're worried, they have very rare conversations with young students about sexual orientation, but this law would make it illegal. the fear, of course, is that children sometimes feel uncomfortable talking about some serious things like that with their parents. they actually have more comfort talking to a teacher, because they feel they will not be scolded or put into a box where they act as if they've done something wrong. that's why those in the lgbtq community say they're concerned that this don't say gay bill, if it becomes law, will actually turn back the clock on lgbtq rights. but those who are supporting the law, the sponsors say these sort of conversations should be made between the child and the parent, not with some third party like a teacher. it's possible that vote could take place later today and florida's republican governor, ron desantis, says he is likely to sign it into law. >> thanks, kerry. >>> hap

and florida's republican governor, ron desantis, says he's likely to sign it into law. >> thanks, kerryy, santa clara county supervisors will talk about banning the manufacture and assembly of ghost guns. they're made from untraceable parts and are becoming a big problem for law enforcement yesterday. they've been a problem. most recently san jose police arrested three people suspected of manufacturing ghost guns in a willow glenn home. our investigative unit helped to break that story. you can watch the full report on nbcbayarea.com. >>> and a follow-up to a recent string of burglaries that are tied to south american game. hillsboropolice are releasing video. this is from a home burglary last thursday night. investigators say the thieves used credit cards stored in the safe in modesto and southern california. this is believed to be the latest in a recent string of break-ins involving south american gang members. >>> major league baseball owners are calling this a critical day in the ongoing negotiations to end the lockout. the league says if a new deal cannot get done today, there's no

nbc new's kerry sanders has your look inside their journey. that's at 6:30 right here on nbc bay area. >>> hillary clinton has tested positive for covid. clinton revealed it about an hour ago on twitter. she says she has mild cold symptoms but otherwise she's feeling fine. she added her husband tested negative and is currently kwarn quarantining at home. >>> with surges in europe and china, there are concerns about the latest only kron subvariant. local spring break hot spots with seeing nothing but good news. we have the latest. >> reporter: scientists are testing the local waste water daily looking for a new covid surge. so far, the results are promising. >> the waste water data from santa clara county is telling us two things right now. it's telling us that levels continue to be low and decrease. which suggests that the infections in the area are decreasing and remaining low. >> reporter: the data shows the dominant variant has changed. most cases in the south bay are from what's known as a ba-2 omicron variant. it's raising concerns overse

here's john kerry this week. i've got to get your reaction.been a problem in europe and syrian war or even from what we see now, wait until you see 100 million people for which the entire food production capacity has collapsed. maria: mr. speaker. >> look, you have to start with the idea that john kerry is totally out of touch with reality and that it tells you a lot about the biden administration that it is filled with people who are out of touch with reality. the fact is, the war against ukraine is going to raise the price of wheat higher than the price of oil. millions are going to suffer and millions are probably going to die of starvation because of the russian attack on ukraine. the fact is that the shipping is -- which was already messed up is now dramatically more messed up because of what's happening in the black sea. the fact is that that the turkish economy is cratering because of the effect of the russians and the black sea. and to not understand that this -- this is one of the great crisis points in american history. and in world

but with skyrocketing gas prices, co-owner natalie kerry says fueling up these beastie vehicles. these days is brutal. how much does it cost to like philip, something like to 50? >> $250. and how many times you having to do that right now. >> at least once a week. >> probably maybe twice. and they need several vehicles fuel to get the job done all using the more expensive diesel. and what was the sole, let's say, 2 monphs ago, i believe it was before 20. >> but for more than more than $2 more. yeah, because i'm paying to 6.80, 6.18, now. >> take a look here at all of the gas cans to run power saws. then there are chipper machines that can gobble up gasoline. so your engine is running. you're not driving up and down hills, but it's still running. you know, so. you know, might save some time. but i'm not sure it's saving any money. kerry says that they are constantly trying to strategize to soften the blow of rising costs and its punch to the bottom line by sometimes on long jobs. >> keeping the equipment on site and taking the electric car back to home base. but there is a lot of