bowen yang musical guest miranda lambert.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1666 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, that sounds good [ cheers and applause i hear you that sounds great. welcome, everybody ah, you look good. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everyone you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching "the tonight show." well, guys, here's some good news today, moderna announced a new version of their covid booster that's eight times stronger and provides longer-lasting protection [ cheers ] which sounds less like a a vaccine, more like an ad for right guard deodorant. but still -- [ laughter ] seven times the protection, yeah moderna's going to have a new shot by this fall. you know the pandemic's been going on too long when even the vaccines have variants [ laughter ] and people are talking about this i saw that elon musk is threatening to walk away from his $44 billion deal to buy twitt

all this takes place against the backdrop of a white marble monument to the beautiful yang fei, who isconsidered one of the four most beautiful women of the ancient whale. the story of romantic love between the daughter of a provincial official and a powerful emperor attracts here, thousands of pilgrims, a woman believes that the beautiful concubine owes her beauty to the miraculous properties of local water. another impressive monument is installed in front of the main entrance, where there are always a lot of fans of this touching story. at first, people believed that it was the wrong love, but over time, people got used to it, and now everyone is just crazy about her dashing. tom was born and raised not far from here. he comes here often and has seen the show more than once. dedicated to the emperor and his beloved in one of the corners of the giant the park can be found participating in the performance of young chinese dancers under the guidance of an experienced choreographer. they diligently work out all the elements of the evening action. we show our viewers a grand show of the

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i'm john yang. geoff bennett is away. tonight on "pbs news weekend"... shortage of pilots causes headaches for airlines and travelers across the country. and... with public hearings on the capitol attack now underway, a look at the wider impact of january 6 on american life. hakeem: this was about much more than a perception that some election had been stolen. this was a kind of racial backlash. john: then... the implications for professional golf and for geopolitics from a new competition financed by saudi arabia. all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that allows people to connect. our u.s.-based customer service team can find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contribu

thank you. yang, thank you. in a nascent art city, traditional arts sensibilities have given way to unexpected new forms by young dynamic artists. kelly, limerick is a visual artist with primary mediums or crochet and lifting. she is a prominent figure of this art form in singapore, with shins across various museums and art spaces. kelly, i understand you're very welcome to textiles says you are 7. and i'm wondering what is it about this medium that you have stuck way for all these years? so the thing about they thought is that some people refer to it as a thing, but that a medium. and that means that is something that very easily really paval to is because of this immediately to the surroundings. it also makes text all kind of like a double each thought because people view that it is, you know, so in the earlier festival in our surroundings, then what makes it different from, you know, just any old item in the house. i also this exact relationship that i enjoy when i'm creating up now, so you can time allowed h

i'm john yang. geoff bennett is away. tonight on "pbs news weekend."enators say they've made a bi-partisan breakthrough on gun reform legislation, and we look ahead to this week's january 6th hearings. then, skyrocketing home prices and rents are creating a housing crisis in parts of the country. and, drought, famine, and starvation. the costs of climate change take a toll on the people of somalia. feisal adan ibrahim: we've never seen six or more consecutive months of high malnourished patients before. this never used to happen. john: all that and more on tonight's "pbs news weekend." >> major funding has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s. based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. ♪ ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your

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i am john yang.udy: to unpack today's opinion, including its conservative majority and the liberal dissent we turn to marcia coyle of the national law journal. this is a big one at put this in context in the pantheon of major supreme court decisions, where does this one fit? >> this is huge. it's been, i can't even remember when the supreme court last revoted a right that an american citizen held. so, this one was nearly 50 years old, had also been reaffirmed multiple times. judy: rolling the clock back. is that right? >> absolutely, it does. it is going to be -- there will be a patchwork of laws around the nations, either having abortion legal or illegal. will be see some of the deaths and injuries that occurred pre- roe when desperate women had gone to back alley type abortion s? it will depend on how some of these abortion laws are structured. judy: we did have an inkling this was coming, the draft opinion written by justice alito in may. we see some of that same language in this opinion. "we hold

john yang begins our coverage. >> outside the supreme court, jubilation and celebration for some >> "our body, our choice" >> for others, rage coupled with resolve >> "bye roe, bye roe, bye roe" >> today's decision has been much anticipated since early may when justice samuel alito's draft opinion was leaked >> "rise up, rise up" >> the court's ruling, ends the constitutional right to an abortion a right that had been the law of the land for nearly 50 years. alito wrote the majority opinion, joined by justices clarence thomas, neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. the liberal justices stephen breyer, sonia sotomayor and elena kagan dissented. chief justice john roberts did not join his conservative colleagues in overturning roe saying there was no need to do that in order to uphold a 15 week mississippi abortion ban that was the subject of the case. at the white house, president biden quickly condemned the decision and urged congress to act. >> the court has done what it has never done before, expressly take away a constitutional right that is so fundamental to so many

yang. now i recognize mr. stockton. i hope my voice is coming through. mister chairman, members of this committee, thank you for the opportunity to address you today. my name is jill stockton, i there grasslands montana i'm. representing the northern plays resource council, the western organization resource council and the montana cattleman's association for which i am president. these organizations missions is to preserve a agriculture and the rural communities upon which we depend. i took over the family ranch in 1975. the same years that i graduated from montana state university with a masters degree in animal science. my wife and i started ranting with nothing except are degrees. the generosity of my parents and alone from the f. estate. but if i had to start from scratch today, it would be impossible. we are learning an entire generation of motivated, talented, and trained young men and women because they cannot afford to take over the family farm or ranch. as mr. young had just testif

ms. venetia, the child was yang john. there is no suitable place for playing football in the village. oh, i have a good the kids you love football. was thought they love you back during the world cup. there was special events where villages predicted the results when i come for water. hey, hey ah, [000:00:00;00] with quite a bit, come out of that mid field and try and break the back for area into a corner. jamal is a fan of benevolence. he likes to be called rude. holy will take place now presented bullshit. when he's been living alone since his wife died, a mom doesn't normally smoke except when he's watching the football match. that i'll swear, colonel post your fall, they get that is worse. he does as he has it down to try to keep possession. and all right. alice here on narrow and steep the lack of flat ground makes playing football a challenge to entertain themselves. the children have to play other games. this cave is the main meeting point for the villages, children. this is where they get together when they want t

was yang john. there is no suitable place for playing football in the village. oh yeah. oh, with the kids you love football. rancocas with up during the world cup. there was special events where villages predicted the results when i come for water, hey, hey ah, [000:00:00;00] with quite a bit midfield and try and break the bad for theory into corner, jamal is a fan of benevolence. he likes to be called rude. holy will take place now presented to wash him and he's been living alone since his wife died. jamal doesn't normally smoke except when he's watching the football match that i'll swear, colonel post your fall, they get to this forest. he goes, as he has it down, she will try to keep possession of all women. the alleys here on narrow and steep the lack of flat ground makes playing football a challenge. to entertain themselves, the children have to play other games. this cave is the main meeting point for the villages, children. this is where they get together when they want to make a decision as equals, as you can pay again, no away ginia eaten by that is no longer a

just the same famous yang from the family.hka is a tycoon family - one of the richest families, belarus has its own yards in this very fund in the data center. and from this culture. eh, at the very ilyupka in this lipchansky castle i want for everything there was before the carne behind the books anchor stinks. and the hatch of tea, the melomandyr's rightness of them, it was like that ideal hallway, small, misterichka city and kiev-18. yes, radivill. lyubshinsky castle, stirred on a birch rakeneman pershapodzhatkov’s mustache, all the budimki on the territory were draulians, after turning off at the yaznaya vezha, the castle surrounded rose with water, and from the tents of the water of the neman, a faint stone vezha with and during the smile of amal ammonia-meters, and at the vezha itself were placed from the mind from hovish, and she carried a defensive role, she had firing levels from the shatyra, and musket loopholes were placed all over the pyramitra, which made it possible to fire on the boat the enemy into the territor

today, from the new film, "fire island," bowen yang. ready for summer cleaning from grills to garage. plus, your comments and questions on another addition of the "inbox." all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: we just at that, right? >> kelly: that was the weirdest. >> ryan: good morning, deja! hey, guys. >> kelly: thank you. oh, sutherland, everybody.

say it's in response to north korea is launching a similar number of short range missiles on sunday. yang is conducted a series of miss on launches this year. at least 6 people have been killed in more than 20 others injured into mass shootings in the us on the weekend in the 1st shooting gunman fighting to crowds in downtown philadelphia. the 2nd incident was in a night club in chattanooga, tennessee residency. the great capital athens have been allowed to return to their homes. after 55 has brought a wildfire under control. the local mer says, the blaze was spots by an incident and a power station. some cars and houses have been damaged and cock celebrated its 1st gay pride parade in 16 is organizes hook event will become a main stay on the calendar pilot has a large and visible l g b t. community. but still doesn't guaranteed basic rights. same sex unions is still a legal and l g. b t. people face wide spread discrimination. heavy thunderstorms have brought floods and hail to pots of southern and waste in germany . hailstones piled up to have me to high and block some roads in some pla

king yang says an estimated 25000 people, probably have cove it and at least 73 have died. it's not possible to confirm the figures. north korea has also refused to accept offers of vaccines and it's believed no one in the country has been inoculated. ah, 3 years ago taiwan legalized same sex marriage becoming the 1st state in asia to do so. but like many early victories in any struggle, this when wasn't perfect, the decision did not cover when one partner happened to be a foreigner. did abuse. joyce lee talked to one couple in taipei, louis strong and came. your child have lived together in taiwan for a decade. the lesbian couple have always wanted to have a family here. there were elated to untie want allow to same sex marriage 3 years ago. then they found out they exclude her from the bill because kimmy is from hong kong, the government for bits foreign as to what on the island, unless they're from a country where gay marriage is recognized. in finance, elements of the government gave me the right to marry a same sex papa, but i am deprived of such are i lot just because

asked people would, she's hard in the rally to follow the rules that the police gave them to protest. yang, garbage, parking chicken. far less people were here than the ones who were expected. a similar situation to the one that we saw yesterday in munich, we're organizes expected around 20000 people. but the were only around 4000 air. that's the number the police estimated to who are the people are protesting and what are they demanding? specifically? there are several groups and it's not just 1. 1 group of protest says there was a really interesting moment will. one group of people was walking towards a little street in the center of garbage part and kick were met by another group of protesters waving ukrainian flags and singing ukraine's national anthem. and what people were demanding in both rallies on one side to not forget ukraine to keep sending happy weapons and will people, and the other protests were demanding, is asking d 7 lead us to take a real stance to take global problem seriously when it comes to hunger when it comes to global change, to talk with the global south, they're

john yang begins our coverage.side the supreme court, jubilation and celebration for some. >> my body! >> my body! >> my choice! >> my choice! john: others resolve. the court's ruling and the constitutional right to an abortion, a right that had been the law of the land for nearly 50 years. alito wrote the majority opinion, joined by justices thomas, gorsuch, kavanaugh, and coney barrett. the liberal justices -- stephen breyer, sonia sotomayor, and elena kagan -- dissented. the chief justice did n join his colleagues in voting to overturn roe. he said there was no need to do that in order to overturn a mississippi band that was the subject of the case. >> the court has done what it has never done before -- expect -- expressly take away a constitutional right that is so fun -- fundamental to so many americans that had already been recognized. the court's decision to do so will have real and immediate consequences. >> the only way we can secure a woman's right to choose and the balance that existed is for congress to

. >>> a story of a yang man who draws strength from his close-knit family. >> and coming, governor newsoms expected to announce new actions at protecting other women seeking abortion services. that is set for 1:00 p.m. and we'll bring that to you live. >> find us on pluto tv channel a. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> one raft check of the forecast with jessica. >> there is a lot going on this weekend. high i highlighted off the grid that other things are going on too. in redwood city, it is happening tonight, tart time at 6:00, it will be warm. 82 degrees. of course pride parade is happening this weekend. temperatures on sunday pretty mild. sitting in the upe

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for the pbs newshour i am john yang.oday's ruling is expected to affect only a handful of states, those states california, hawaii, maryland, massachusetts, new jerseynew york as well as washington, d.c. are home to nearly 90 million people omore than a quarter of the country's population. three other states have similar laws but the justices' majority says this case will not affect them. they are connecticut, delaware, and rhode island. joining me now is the attorney general for connecticut. william tong. welcome to the "newshour." we saw inhis majority opinion, justice thomas saying the american people have a right to bear arms and that cannot be superseded by some requirement imposed by the government. what do you make of that argument? >> this is a radical, reckless decision that puts at risk people, children across the country and common sense gun laws in states like connecticut and similar states across the country. after uvalde, after losing 21 people there, after buffalo and sandy hook, the justices should have st

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for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang.y: while today's ruling is expected to affect only a handful of states, those states, california, hawaii, maryland, massachusetts, new jersey, new york, as well as washington, d.c., are home to nearly 90 million people, or more than a quarter of the country's populations. three other states have similar laws, but the justices' majority specificly said that this case will not affect them. they are connecticut, delaware, and rhode island. joining me now is the attorney general for connecticut. he's william tong. mr. tong, welcome to the "newshour." we saw in this majority opinion justice clarence thomas saying essentially that the american people have a right to bear arms that cannot be superseded by some requirement imposed by the government. what do you make of that argument? wiiam tong, connecticut attorney general: yes, this is a radical, reckless decision that puts at risk people, children across the country and commonsense gun laws in states like connecticut and other similar state

by the man telling it as played by tom hanks, elvis' manager, colonel tom parker, the yin to elvis' yangast always a factor. >> there have been no colonel tom parker without elvis, there would have been no elvis without colonel tom parker. >> your future, mr. presley, blazing before you. recording contracts, television, even hollywood. >> so many images of elvis, tom, very few images of colonel tom parker. >> you couldn't pick him out if you didn't know what he looked like. you'd think, who's the creepy tourist trying to get close to elvis? what he saw, not just the girls, but the girls' mothers, and also the men who suddenly became like, oh, this only comes around once in a generation. i know what to do with this. >> to mark the elvis presley anniversary, colonel parker is playing host in the elvis suite -- >> reporter: much mystery surrounds the colonel's life. one of the few tv interviews he wanted was with "nightline's" ted koppel. >> elvis' success was part elvis, part colonel parker. >> reporter: using this as source material for the role. >> the trope is he was an evil guy who man

eddie yang is the founder of new breath foundation, an oakland based non-profit that helps asian new immigrant refugees impacted by incarceration and deportation. >> my message today when i spoke at the unity march, racial solidarity. investing in education. and, the education that i spoke of, how do we tap into culture, identity. >> that is east bay r and b artist twee performing at today's event. vietnamese singer and song writer wants to inspire and encourage others to use their voice. >> it is probably the best thing i have ever done. everything was here for something greater than them. we are really unified. i was able to raise my voice to other asian boys and girls who look like me to follow their dream and know i'm here to support them. hopefully, that makes it easier for them to pursue that passion. >> organizers say unity is really about community, standing and working together regardless of the color of your skin. >>> the santa clara special olympics for all ages got underway today. games being held at santa clara university. competitions range from bocce ball and swimming.

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what do you think of andrew yang's statement? >> i think it misses the point here, will.ave happened but they didn't. here is what andrew yang, and i think a lot of people, they're just in denial today, the fact is this was an inevitable decision by the supreme court on roe. first of all, because it was an invented constitutional right and very bad law. i heard rbg herself say that and many constitutional scholars. that was the primary reason that this ruling followed. the other reason, and it's not often noted, if this was not a partisan movement that hastened this decision, this was a deliberate 49-year march of people united in this cause for life, a prayerful movement of democrats, republican, independents and they raised this issue of life and the wrongness of the roe decision, the cram-down of roe and they prevailed. >>s there's several seminal moments that led to this decision. you highlighted one that not many pointed to. amy he coney barrett relayses ruth bader ginsburg, the advancement of science that leads to the inability to sustain life. really quickly, raymo

my colleague john yang spoke with two organizers about juneteenth's meaning. geoff, juneteenth dates back more than a century. it's gained traction in recent years with the police killings of george floyd and breonna taylor. and it's come to mean different things to different people. two perspectives now from athenia rodney, founder of juneteenth, nyc, and melissa rohlfs, an organizer of juneteenth events in san bruno, california. melissa and athenia, thank you very much for joining us. athenia, i'd like to start with you, and if you could just tell us a little bit about sort of your personal experience or history with juneteenth. when did you first become aware of it and learn about its meaning? athenia: sure. well, i first became aware from my best friend when i was in high school. she talked about juneteenth and black solidarity day. and then i went to college and it became something that became more prominent to me becau a lot of people would ask questions and i didn't know the answer. so it forced me to really learn and understand my history. and when i c

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i'm john yang. geoff bennett is away. tonight on "pbs news weekend."ators say they've made a bi-partisan breakthrough on gun reform legislation, and we look ahead to this week's january 6th hearings. then, skyrocketing home prices and rents are creating a housing crisis in parts of the country. and, drought, famine, and starvation. the costs of climate change take a toll on the people of somalia. feisal adan ibrahim: we've never seen six or more consecutive months of high malnourished patients before. this never used to happen. john: all that and more on tonight's "pbs news weekend."

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