kerry: around the world. david: in the u.s. it went up, too, right? mr. kerry: yes.s a tick up. in addition, there is 300 gigawatts of new coal construction coming online at a time when the international energy agency says you have got to reduce coal plants by 870 gigawatts. so the imbalance of that is dangerous for everybody. it is at the heart of what we have to really try to tackle now. david: one of the challenges has been the developing nations -- some people would say china, even though it is a gigantic economy, is a developing nation, and india, they say you in the west have been polluting for a long time. why don't you let us pollute for some time until we get our economy in shape? and then we will negotiate a reduction? mr. kerry: because there will not be much of the world left negotiate. it is that simple. it is a reality. no country can solve this problem by itself. if we went to zero emissions tomorrow, we still need china, russia, india and all these other countries on board. i have heard this argument face-to-face with different ministers and people wh

kerry: europe is doing that.here is been a massive step up of commitment of the countries in germany and a major deployment of renewables, way beyond what they thought they were going to do on the current schedule. they are about to take major steps to decouple their gas and oil dependency with respect to russia. things are in flux. is there a momentary hold on the progress we are making? the answer is yes. it is unfortunate. in the long run i think most countries have come to understand they do not want their source of energy to be weaponized by another country. they want the freedom to be able to move to cleaner energy and they are going to. i think it could wind up accelerating the transition. there are 20 countries that equal 80% of all of the emissions. 65% of global gdp is now committed to pursue legitimate plans to achieve a holding of 1.5 degrees as the limit of warming. the ones that are outside of that 65%, the other 35% include china, russia, india, indonesia, brazil, mexico, south africa, saudi arabia

kerry: thank you. judy: the effort to understand how the january 6 attack on the u.s. last year happened is a question congress, reporters, and the american people have been confronted with for the past 15 months. lisa desjardins is here with a new look. lisa: radicalized extremist groups, law enforcement bowing to pressure, and the encouraging words of president trump himself. it's all part of a new podcast called "will be wild" that explores the leadup to the january 6 attack. andrea bernstein is an investigative journalist who covers trump's legal troubles for npr and she is the co-host of the podcast. president trump wrote that for the january 6 riot, it will be wild. what is your take on trump's influence of what happened? >> a federal judge recently ruled that the president more likely than not committed a crime in the run-up to january 6. but we wanted to take a long look not only at the trump administration but the years prior. we found there had been a trend of america both of radicalization and the government turning away from supremacist violence that was ve

hi, kerry. i hello, kerry.ricity and your heating? still struggling with the gas and the electric. that's the main thing. well, we have some more for you today to keep you going. thank you, muriel. not at all. it's a pleasure. it's a pleasure, kerry. that will keep us going for a wee while, bubba, won't it? it's actually hard being stuck in this, and you don't want to ask for the help, but you actually do need to. kerry's caring for two sons, studying for a psychology degree, and wrestling with dreadful choices. i've had to, like, determine whether it's energy orfood i'm picking. so that's why i've had to seek help, because you can'tjust pick one or the other — you need to heat your home. iam making, like, tremendous decisions as to how to get by for me and my family. the voluntary organisation working with kerry has seen a fivefold increase in requests for help. sometimes, the people who have been our donors are now asking for help, and that's very difficult for people. i would like to see government focusing

. >> reporter: kerry shaw spent the last 11 years loving her caughter, shea, knowing she would eventually lose her. >> she was pretty exceptional. a big heart. funny. very funny. >> reporter: on january 8th, 2011, a driver hit her and took off. shea was 15 years old at the time. >> it changed everything in one second. >> reporter: shea suffered a severe traumatic brain injury, but lived 11 more years, until she died earlier this week. >> you know, she just was a young girl, and taken out of the game of life at a very young age. >> reporter: kerry took her everyone, san francisco, santa cruz, even hawaii. >> everywhere. i wanted her to see and feel and hear everything that was life, and my focus was to be in shea's life present, not run after somebody that hit her and the cops could not get. >> reporter: but now kerry and san jose police detectives are hopefully they will be able to find the person responsible for shea's death. and she's gone now because of this human being. >> this has now changed to a vehicle already manslaughter charge, in addition to the hit- and-run, so that extends t

it's a pleasure, kerry. that'll keep us going for a wee while, bubba, won't it?o. kerry's caring for two sons, studying for a psychology degree and wrestling with dreadful choices. i've had to, like, determine whether it's energy orfood i'm picking. so that's why i've had to seek help, because you can'tjust pick one or the other, you need to heat your home. iam making, like, tremendous decisions as to how to get by for me and my family. the voluntary organisation working with kerry has seen a five—fold increase in requests for help. sometimes the people who have been are our donors are now asking for help, and that's very difficult for people. i would like to see government focusing on people's needs, and coming up to the election now, i think they need to, and people will want them to. they will be asking questions. in northern ireland, the areas which are most economically deprived tend to be the places which also suffered the worst violence during the conflict. where signs of sectarian division are still very visible, such as these barriers between communities

kerry sanders live for us in the state of florida. coming in to us in the last couple minutes from new york city. what the mayor just said about little kids and masking in schools. we'll talk about that potential court fight. >>> plus first, a closer look at the long and complicated path that many ukrainians are facing as they try to safely make their way here to the u.s. we're live in poland after the break. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. this is a hero, walking his youngest down the aisle, which to his bladder, feels like a mile. yet he stands strong, dry, keeping the leaks only to his eyes. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. >>> we're following some breaking news from new york city where the mayor has just announced as we've been on the air that he plans to appeal this ruling today by a judge that threw out the city's mask mandate for toddlers and kids under 5.

le, today" >> kerry kerry, thank you very sanders, ft.u very much. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. schindler's art, revealed a story of a german businessman who created a scheme to save jewish lives during the holocaust. steven spiel perjury -- spielberg won seven academy awards, including "schindler's list." >> 1100 people are alive because of you 1100 people are >> reporter: schindler's now famous list was kept by a prisoner gameday carmen vikner who went by mimi she was given a job at the nazi camp at poland because she spoke german and had experience in stenography. when the nazis moved in poland in 1939, minimumy and her husband sent their son to live in hungary the jewish couple was placed, where mimi's husband was killed before she was sent to the labor camp husband was killed before she was sent to the labor there, a german factory owner named oscar schindler instructed mimi to write down and including 1200 names of jews who were to names of be spared so they could work in his fact in czechoslovakia extensively

and kerry, i'm going to start with you. if i may, i know you must be claimed that he will adhere to free speech principles. what do you make of this promise, and do you think it's easier said than done given the current climate? well, it's private property. so he can do whatever he wants. he could put, you know, rusted school bosses on their boats. decide who does what and not, except of course in the you where they have true laws now about hate speech, about other issues that he will be forced to comply with or pay a fine. it may be worth it to him to pay a fine. and you mentioned jeff bezos earlier, well, that sounds like jealousy to me, because if you're this entrepreneur such as ill on mosque who doesn't seem to have a ton of empathy, but he's very brilliant, very creative. and you know, have basically the world's largest megaphone. and you could push the batteries that you have all around the planet, every car, every solar cell, what a good investment. so free speech. what does that really mean? do you really care? eve

also coming up on kong leader, kerry lam announces she won't seek another term after a tenure that saw some of the worst social unrest in memory plus some government and business leaders are st. once seen, but doing and others simply booked their life. their un blasts falls climate commitments, as it warns, again, it's now or never to avoid catastrophic global warming. hello ukraine's presidents has made the journey from his bunker and keep to boucher . that's a town near the capital where russian forces are accused of slaughtering civilians, followed him here, zalinski spoke to the media, saying the international community must hold russia's president responsible for war crimes. images from recent days appear to show bound bodies shot at close range, and they hastily hastily dug mass grave. lansky says there is no doubt about russian atrocities political another's was louis should luckily, 1st of all, it's very important that we have media here. we would like you to show the world what happened, what was done by russian military in ukraine. it's very important for you to see that thes

kerry: good morning.t much in the economy to signal we would see that kind of weakness that would lead to recession. we still have very strong household balance sheets, strong corporate balance sheet, and we still see decent momentum around the world. we still have parts of the world that are reopening from covid. with inkwell slower growth --we think while slower growth rates are possible, contraction of the economy -- it's a bit of a stretch at the moment, given everything else that's happening. there are some headwinds. you think about the inflation outlook, what they can do to drag on the consumer. we have higher wages that will offset that. we think that the economy will continue to expand rather than contract. shery: policy mistakes are one of the things investors are watching when it comes to markets in the u.s. is that also the case across asia? we are seeing cpi at its highest since 2011. we have the rba also deciding today. kerry: yes, across asia, we've seen banks hiking rates for some time as

here's kerry sanders >> tonight, florida's new fight against the house that mickey built. florida's senate approving legislation to eliminate disney's self governing authority and tax breaks >> 23 ayes, 16 nays. >> democrats unanimously oppose it >> why are we putting our knee on the neck of the mouse it's ridiculous. it's nothing short of extortion. it's nothing short of bullying >> it's the latest chapter in a confrontation between disney and florida republicans led by governor desantis who pushed for the legislation after disney called for the repeal of florida's parental rights and education law, what critics dub is don't say gay law, the law that bans talk on sexual orientation. >> this state is governed by the interest of the people of the state of florida it is not based on the demands of california corporate executives they do not run this state >> in 1967, the then republican governor signed a law allowing disney to essentially be its own government >> i want to express our sincere thanks to the people of florida. >> historians say that power was key to turning th

kerry sanders live for us there in ft.lifornia senator is putting out a press release, a statement, not to tout some new bill or plan, but to actually push back on claims she is not able to hold her seat. we are talking about dianne feinstein, several staffers have noticed her memory is rapidly deteriorating. nbc news has not verified the chronicles reporting. in the statement today, we saw her ticking off her achievements and added in her word, the real question is whether i'm still an effective representative for 40 million californians, and the record shows that i am. i want to bring in ali vitale who walked across the street to join us on set. this is not the first time she has faced questions similar to this. it is an incredible pushback by the senator around her office here. >> it's stunning when you see an article leak that, quoting anonymously but other senators, her colleagues, who are talking about the fact that they think she is not the law maker that she once was and having questions about her fitness to contin

winning is the stuff legends are made of and then again tiger is already a legend lester >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> also the astronaut who set a record for longest space flight. mark vande hei what it was like to be on the international space station with russian cosmonauts as the war in ukraine raged. >> the international space station was orbiting 250 miles above the earth and the war in ukraine is very much on the minds of the americans and russians that live together. >> my russian crewmates are dear friends and they're always dear friends and there are varying levels of discomfort for them about the situation, but we had a job to do. >> vande hei returned with russian cosmonauts >> did you even bring up the situation in ukraine or did you wall that conversation off completely >> i think some of my crewmates did try to avoid it. i did bring it up with my crewmates and all i feel comfortable saying is there are a variety of responses. >> saying the russians had a variety of responses is as much as vande hei wants to say about their view, but when the head of the russian space age

it will take at least a year for the transition to local government lester >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> in philadelphia a feeling of whiplash over the city's indoor mask mandate abandoned four days after it was reimposed. the city said it was still encouraging people to wear masks indoors at public places at the same time los angeles county reinstated its mask requirement in airports and in all public transit as covid cases rise again in california. >>> now to those newly released tapes of house republican leader kevin mccarthy in the hours after january 6th on the phone telling other republicans that president trump should resign kelly o'donnell now with the latest. >> reporter: after denying he made specific condemnations of donald trump for the house gop leader audiotapes expose a very different story >> i've had it with this guy what he did is unacceptable >> reporter: in private with fellow republicans kevin mccarthy denounced president trump's actions on january 6th. publicly, however, mccarthy reacted to accounts described in a new book as totally false in a statement yester

kerry sanders tonight on what it means for the future >> dragon is in count down >> reporter: modern space exploration made a major port shift today again. the business of space moved one step closer to the domain of private companies. this mission to the international space station a first because the multinational crew are all from private industry a company called axiom setting the stage now for their own private space station. this journey designed to establish how the houston company will use the iss as a hi-tech construction trailer axiom plans to build modules that will eventually become its own private office park. was it inevitable that private industry would eventually take over this part of space exploitation >> inevitable, yes, certainly. the question is the timing, and i think that in particular the u.s. government has worked very hard to kind of get this -- bootstrap this idea. >> reporter: u.s. and other companies under pressure the international space station may burn up in the atmosphere as early as 2030. helping fund this mission, three crew members paid $55 million

florida amusement park when a teenager plunged to his death from a thrill ride more than 400 feet tall kerry sanders now with new details. >> a makeshift memorial outside a thrill ride in orlando honoring 14-year-old tyre sampson who plunged to his death almost a month ago. >> it is so sad that that happened to him. >> a preliminary investigation shows sampson's seat was not secure saying 27 of the ride's 30 seats had harnesses that closed down over the shoulders to a rider's waist leaving a 3.33" space, but the adjusted seat where tyre sampson was directed had a gap more than twice that, 7.19 inches a bystander recorded sampson slipping under the restraint as the 430-foot freefall abruptly stopped from 75 miles per hour to zero. only 14 years old, sampson was big, 6'2", 383 pounds, state officials say the ride is designed for passengers only up to 250 pounds. >> they directed him to the heavier seat so that they could have all comers, and sometimes, unfortunately, people put profits over safety. >> and you think that's what happened here? >> i don't think there is a doubt about it >> a fami

the kids from parkland in step and in tune to march right into america's hearts kerry sanders, nbc newsparkland, florida. ♪ >> glad they have something to cheer about. that's "nightly news" for this monday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> right now on nbc bay area news tonight. it was arson. one of the most damaging fires in san jose history. new information about the home depot fire. a suspect has been arrested. also late word from the tsa. the federal agency will no longer enforce masks on flights and public transportation. >> saw the order. i think it's great. >> i'm still going to wear it. >> we're breaking down the court ruling that forced the hand of the tsa and talking to an expert about whether it's time to go maskless. >>> and how police say they busted the crew responsible for smash and grabs across the bay area. >>>

kerry sanders with tonight's "inspiring america. >> side step there you go >> reporter: sacrifice, how far would you go until you just give up aaron hale a u.s. army bomb tech thought losing his eyesight to an ied in afghanistan was all he could endure. >> i am 100% blind these are prosthetic eyes >> reporter: then, four years later, a freak exposure to meningitis turned his dark world silent. aaron lost all hearing. >> it was a really sad time in our life. >> reporter: aaron reunited with michaela, a family friend who made a surprise visit to the hospital >> i would just be like -- >> h-e -- hey. >> we came up with this form of communicating. >> reporter: eventually, thankfully, technology >> i am completely deaf except for one cochlear implant. >> reporter: they eventually married, became a family of five still -- >> aaron needed a mission. he needed something to do >> reporter: michaela deployed aaron to the kitchen. before he diffused bombs, he was a chef in the navy. his mission on the home front went viral on tiktok. aaron's signature dish candies. so popular with neighbors, he l

kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. my shoulder, yes, those are bison. you can also call them buffalo there's about 50 of them here and you'll find buffalo in every state in the country, but the largest concentrations or among the largest concentrations arelo in montana, so we mounted up on media mogul ted turner's 113,000 acre ranch in montana where the buffalo are giving us a warning about climate change the mighty buffalo, also called bison, up to 60 million once roamed north america almost hunted to extinction in the late 1800s, bison numberedwd then fewer than a thousand today with a half million in north america, the survival of bison's remarkable preservation story, but now signs of trouble. biologists say the big, powerful buffalo are shrinking. >> it is a profound consequence of climate change that wildlife are beginning to be very different than they've been over their evolutionary past. >> reporter: data from the last five decades confirms females are 11% smaller, males 23% smaller. when the seminole movie "d

eastern tomorrow nbc's kerry sanders has more >> reporter: tiger woods teeing up what could be another>> reporter: the masters in augusta is where the world's begs come to play. tiger has won here a remarkable five time. but a horrific car crash last year nearly led to the amputation of his right leg. >> it's been a tough, tough year >> reporter: tiger was bedridden for three months then began rehab. he was back out on the course here >> i don't have any qualms about what i can do physically from a golf standpoint. it's now walking is the hard part >> reporter: walking an especially difficult challenge here the course is an undulating 4-mile walk. >> the elevation changes, the hills, the pitch of all of it. it takes a toll after 18 hole. >> it's going to be a tough challenge and a challenge i'm up for. >> reporter: repeated surgeries to alleviate back pain and knee injuries crippled his game but only temporarily >> the return to glory >> reporter: in a comeback of the ages he won the masters in 2019, and now he will try again. >> feel like i can still do it i don't show up unless i thi

it's a pleasure, kerry. that'll keep us going for a wee while, bubba, won't it?ology degree and wrestling with dreadful choices. i've had to, like, determine whether it's energy orfood i'm picking. so that's why i've had to seek help, because you can'tjust pick one or the other, you need to heat your home. iam making, like, tremendous decisions as to how to get by for me and my family. the voluntary organisation working with kerry has seen a five—fold increase in requests for help. sometimes the people who have been are our donors are now asking for help, and that's very difficult for people. i would like to see government focusing on people's needs, and coming up to the election now, i think they need to, and people will want them to. they will be asking questions. in northern ireland, the areas which are most economically deprived tend to be the places which also suffered the worst violence during the conflict. where signs of sectarian division are still very visible, such as these barriers between communities, known as peace walls. although politics has delive

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. >> kerry shaw spent the last 11 years loving her daughter shea knowing she would eventually lose her. >> she was exexceptional. a big heart and funny. >> reporter: a driver hit her at the intersection of camden and baskin and took off. shea was 15 years old at the time. >> that changed everything. my second. >> reporter: shea suffered a severe traumatic brain injury and lived for 11 more years until she keyed earlier this week. >> she was a young girl. taken out of the game of life at a very young age. >> reporter: kerry took her everything. >> i wanted her to see and hear and feel everything that was of life. and my focus was to be in shea's life present. not run after someone that hit hear. the cops could not get. >> now, carrie and sean hoe say police detectives are hopeful they can find the person responsible for her death. >> she's gone now because of the how being. >> this has because of the death, extended itself to a vehicular manslaughter charge. in addition to the hittan roped. so that expands the powers of the investigation and that is why we're reopening the case. >> repo

here's kerry sanders >> reporter: how do you prove the worst day in your school's history is not whoell students every day never forget the 17 victims, honor their legacy by doing your very best. >> i have somebody special to introduce to you >> reporter: in parkland, florida, members of the marjory stoneman douglas marching band found out they're going to the biggest stage in the world >> the stoneman douglas high school eagle regiment has been selected to represent the great state of florida and perform in new york city in the 2023 macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> reporter: stoneman douglas one of only six high schools headed to the macy's day parade. >> very excited. >> reporter: the kids say in this selfie generation they've learned you achieve as a team. >> results don't matter if you're not having fun with each other, if you're not loving each other, if you're not caring for each other i think that's first and most important thing. >> reporter: 3.5 million on the route and some of them 40 stories in the air and then over 40 million on television it's an experience unlike any

john kerry, who has been working on these issues for a number of years, now the u.s.pecial representative, presidential envoy for climate change. thank you very much. the effort to understd how the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol last year happened is a question congress, reporters and the american people have been confronted with for the past 15 months. lisa desjardins is here with a new look. lisa: radicalized extremist groups. law enforcement bowing to pressure. and the encouraging words of president trump himself. it's all part of a new podcast called "will be wild" that explores the leadup to the january 6 attack. andrea bernstine is an investigative journalist who covers trump's legal troubles for npr and is the cohost of the challenge. the name of your podcast is a reference to something president trump wrote in a tweet before the january 6 rally, prepping people for it. he wrote, it will be wild. i want to ask at you learned about president trump's role or influence on what happened on january 6. andrea: at this point it's not just what we found. a federa

the kids from parkland in step and in tune to march right into america's hearts kerry sanders, nbc newsparkland, florida. ♪ >> glad they have something to cheer about. that's "nightly news" for this monday thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other ♪ ♪ ♪♪ just a small-town girl livin' in a lonely world ♪ ♪ she took the midnight train goin' anywhere ♪ ♪ just a city boy born and raised in south detroit ♪ ♪ he took the midnight train goin' anywhere ♪ ♪ a singer in a smoky room ♪ ♪ the smell of wine and cheap perfume ♪ ♪ for a smile they can share the night ♪ ♪ it goes on and on and on and on ♪ ♪ strangers waitin' ♪ ♪ up and down the boulevard ♪ ♪ their shadows searchin' in the night ♪ ♪ streetlights people ♪ ♪ livin' just to find emotion ♪ ♪ hidin' somewhere in the night ♪ ♪ don't stop believin' ♪ ♪ hold on ♪ ♪ streetlights people ♪ ♪ don't stop ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: hi, y'all! welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! my birthday is coming up this weekend! we're celebrating early, we will celebrate a very successful decade, the soul patch, s

. >>> i'll be joined by a white house special climate envoy, john kerry as the white house struggleso produce more fossil fuels to reduce oil prices. west of the major fighting in the donbas region. pentagon officials are seeing russian forces preparing for what could be a major offensive in the east. >> reporter: i mean, you can say they've already begun. they're sort of tenderizing the ground in the east. this is is an area of the country that's been at war the past eight years. when we talk about major offensives, they're going to have to ramp up to increase the violence that has noticeably increased. what we're seeing is still more bombing and there's been a lot of bombing on a the eastern front for the past two months of this invasion of this russian attempt to take over all of ukraine. but ever since president putin iticided to moderate his goals, essentially retreat from the area around kyiv and kharkiv, he called it a refocusing. it's clear this is a retreat and he left humiliated. said he was going to be focussed on the east. he's going to expand property declared by ukraini

and so, john kerry just wants to be popular at dabo's.s to make sure he is lecturing the rest of us over his furrowed brow and he is popular among the factional crowd internationally. joe biden continues to confound me in this way, he is not meeting the issues americans are clearly telling every pollster -- >> pete: that's exactly right -- >> most important to them. he is not even preaching to the choir, he is stopping in the middle of the road with no one, back to the camera, the perfect metaphor for joe biden turning his back on the country. >> pete: it really is. clay, there are no other networks with reporters actually asking questions at the border. and bill melugin and others do, honduran migrants say openly, i'm just waiting for may 23rd because on may 23rd, i know i got a free ticket. >> pete, think about what we got going on here. the white house is still trying to defend the idea that we all have to wear masks on airplanes and while we walk around in airports because of covid. while simultaneously telling us that the border, the

almost all former soviet republics in 2009, exactly after biden sr., together with his friend john kerrychairman of the senate foreign affairs committee, and later the head of the us state department, organized an investment fund. rosman. seneca parnassus of sorts, purse. where all the cash began to merge, two sailed and decided on and this powerful financial flow, which is estimated at tens of billions of dollars, biden imprisoned his son, and john kerry imprisoned his stepson. in 2014 , after the maidan euro, biden's dad at that time , the us vice president, became the so-called watcher in ukraine, now he can doze off during ceremony of launching a nuclear submarine at a climate summit or in negotiations with the prime minister of israel. and in 2014, biden easily allowed himself to rather briskly sit in the chair of the president of ukraine, forcing poroshenko to dutifully take his place among other ukrainian ministers. you have to fight the cancerous growth of corruption that is prevalent in your system right now. immediately after the maidan euro, biden, the elder sent his unlucky s

are covering their tracks in ukraine, not only trying to hide all the evidence there, the sons of kerryn, pelosi, mita is the most even of all on this list. entrepreneurs with a roof in the white house and the us congress succeeded the son of the current president of america hunter biden is still in 2019 the ukrainian people's deputy. andriy derkach accused star son, along with him, and the highest echelons of power in ukraine and the united states of laundering astronomical sums, the politician said that according to his data, the total amount of funds transferred by the energy company in which the son of the current president of america worked in favor of intermediary firms, as well as hunter personally biden is more than $ 16 million, then the scandal hushed up his post, even lost the prosecutor general of ukraine, who was investigating the company biden later, viktor shokin himself announced the reasons for his dismissal. according to him, the then head of ukraine, petro poroshenko, whom shokin had lumpy asked him to resign due to pressure from joe biden at the time vice president,

kerry lam announces she won't seek another term after a tenure.

ah, hong kong leader, kerry lamb as an ounce. she will not seek a 2nd term. her successor will be picked in may when the election for a new chief executive due to take place. my alarm presided at hong kong during massive anti government protest in 2019. adrian brown has moved from hong kong. and so you night she insisted. the decision that she took was hers and she cited family reasons for her decision to go. now she said that she inform china's leaders of her decision to stand down last march during the national people's congress in beijing, when china's parliament approved a radical overhaul of hong kong electoral system. the past 5 years have been to us ones for hong kong. we had to protest in 2019 we had the imposition of, of a new national security law. and then of course we had cobit 19, we're still wearing face miles here in hong kong. and hong kong has some of the most harshest restrictions around the world. and i think that has also worked against her. she is a leader who has been under anonymous pressure when she came into office in 2017. she promis

hey kerry. >> reporter: good morning.r major shift how we explore and exploit space. used to be it was the u.s. and soviets that built the rockets and then selected the astronauts or cosmonauts. now we look at pad 39a, it is private companies that build the rockets. and now for the first time another ship headed to the international space station, a crew of four all from private industry a new category of private industry astronauts chosen by a private company, axiom these four ax-tronauts will be an eight day mission to the international space station. >> they aren't going up there floating around for eight days taking pictures and looking out of the cupula. we have a very intensive and research-oriented timeline for them. >> reporter: with this mission, axiom is setting the stage to conduct its privately owned space station to compete with china which already has its own. as the iss could end its revolutionary run in the not too distant future axiom's president is a former astronaut himself. he liken that's guys to rail

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and so john kerry just wants to be popular at davos. he wants to make sure that he's lecturing the rest of us over his furrowed brow and that he's popular among the fashionable crowd internationally. joe biden continuesacd confound in this way. he isfo notun meeting the issues that americans are very clearly telling every pollster. that's exactly what's importantn to them. so he's not even preaching.s he's not even s preaching to the choir. he's talking o in the middle of a road to absolutely nowhereit with actually his back to the cameras i thought was a perfect b edit for joe biden t turning his back on the candidate. really ithe really is, clay. there are no other networks with reporters actually asking questions at the border when bill meluzin and others do. honduran migrants say m openly i'm just waiting for may twenty third because on may twenty third i know i got a free ticket to think about what we've got going on here.e. the white house is still trying to defend the ideaa that we all have to wear masks on airplanes and while we

the whole house is shattering the windows, shattering this to where is kerry and her here children behaves them very come. the tunnel system is actually an old curry where limestone was minds more than 100 years ago. since then, they've provided a retreat for gangsters and soviet troops during the 2nd world war, the channels were used as a hide out for resistance fighters. their messages are still on the walls to day dated 1941, the catacombs for used by partisans to fight against nazi. and nowadays, we also use this catacomb in this war is new war. and i think in, sometimes in some time further, we have to write new inscription here, 2022 above the ground. odessa, residents are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain some kind of normality . the city was supposed to celebrate its world war to victory over the nazis last weekend, but the events were cancelled for security reasons. instead, a 36 hour curfew was imposed. the security forces in odessa, a looking with concern, was of a black see cities where the fighting has been intensifying. many military analysts believed putin as pla

also to um, consolidate a firm foundation for the development. hong kong lee is set to take over from kerry lam, who's not standing for a 2nd term. after a difficult period in office, evolving the coven 19 crisis. i were violent pro democracy protests as lambs deputy, and 2nd in command. it was lee who oversold the. please. cracked down on the demonstrations and it was lee who was instrumental in pushing for the new extradition law that sparked the protests in the 1st place. this is land some to speculate, but his appointment could lead to a further tightening of control by, by jing over the territory for his part, lee has said he wants hong kong to maintain at status as an international metropolis. he's also spoken about upholding values of inclusion. and diversity and openness so far though, he's failed to detail any concrete plans of how this could be achieved. such james also seemed to run counter to the draconian changes that have been imposed on hong kong in the last few years. joining us as v v kong from hong kong phoebe do we have any sense how publicly popular john lee is? what onl

electricity and water do mix for the news, i'm kerry sanders. >>> two kenyan runners taking home theop spot in the boston marathon these two kept the lead. kept overtaking each other it came down a battle of the finish and that's when one of them took off in a dead sprint >> they can see the finish line now. when one of the greatest races in boston marathon history on the 50th anniversary of the first ever women's elite field, the best marathoner in the world on the women's side is going to come through with a victory but needed every stride to get to finish line first. >> she crossed just four seconds before her opponent finishes in just over 2:21 minutes in the last eight months she's won a olympic gold, new york city marathon and now boston >>> a federal judge striking down the biden administration's mandate for planes, trains and other public transportation. passengers posting the announcement a short time ago on a delta flight out of atlanta. >> delta hub is mask now optional for employees, customers. >> they are happy on delta but amtrak reports it will keep its mask mandate if