yang said, yes, it's amazing.etting to meet the person who helped me create basically a new life. oh my gosh, chan is now cancer free. he just finished 11th grade at calling college with a 4.0 gpa with a strength and immune system. chan says he's looking forward to summer vacation plan is to enjoy it. do what? do go outside. explore on another side note, he and sarah and their families both got a chance to have lunch together in dallas before sarah got back on a plane to head back to san francisco. reporting in dallas for ktvu fox two news, i'm alex boyer. all right, thanks for joining us tonight, everyone, but just a reminder, we're not done yet. sports wrap with joe and jason is coming up next. have a good night, everyone ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey fo

yang are getting under the armchair, that there is a lack of success yes, our shaky abraham allen is to bring. he repentance he morning on change. you out is and he himself about

marney yang.yes. >> the information favorite leaving was that she would be an individual capable of doing something like this because of the relationship she had with sean gayle. >> capable of this kind of murder? >> yes. >> the plot, as they say, was thickened. >> coming up -- who is marney gang? >> she tells us that money has shawangunk her boyfriend. >> place zero in on a mysterious single mother and famous sean gayle to help them. when dateline continues. would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision

real be back with more from bowen yang, everybody!isissan, thingngs are didifferent. they desigign cars thahat lookok like sworords... (e(engine accecelerates) glgladiators..... ththe future..... ♪ or.... wow. nissssan knows w what ththrill looksks like. because e they desigign it intoto every carar they make. ththis delectatable ramen noododle recipee will put a an end to y your drdrive-througugh dinner r rit. ththrow that p powder in that t tasty combmbo of delighthtful carrotots, and ththe rich tououch ofof bok choy.y. knknorr taste e combos. it's not f fast food,, but t it's soooooo good. ♪ ♪ metro has unlimited 5g for just $25. and a free samsusung galaxy y . it's perfefect. you're p perfect. it's perfefect. i love youou - oh... ♪♪ i love itit ♪ get t a free 5g g phone. now atat metro. (vo) crababfest is baback at red d l. when y you can chohoose your c, and d one of thrhree new flals lilike honey s sriracha..... ...this s is not youour grand's crcrabfest.... ...unlesess grandpa'a's got flf. dayumm!! crabfestst is here f for a li

yang said, yes, it's amazing.he person who helped me create basically a new life. oh my gosh. chen is now cancer free. he just finished 11th grade at calling college with a 4.0 gpa with a strengthened immune system. chan says he's looking forward to summer vacation plan is to enjoy it. do what do go outside, explore. again, that was alex boyer reporting. shi huang has one more hurdle to go. he takes the sats tomorrow, by the way, he and sarah were able to have one more lunch before she flew back to the bay area this afternoon. pretty incredible that she would do that. yeah. and a good reminder for everyone to get tested and register and see if you can be that for someone else and change someone's life like that. very cool. well, barry weather, here's our live camera looking out toward mount diablo completely in the clear in some neighborhoods this weekend. inland could be approaching 90 degrees. we'll have the update coming up. all right. let's go to heather holmes now with a look at some of the stories we are wor

on my far right is calvin yang. y-a-n-g. calvin is a participating member of students for fear admissions, rejected from harvard a few years ago. to my right is thomas mccarthy, typical spelling. thomas, m-c-c-a-r-t-h-y. and chief trial counsel. my left is adam mortara. adam is with mortara law, formerly with bartlett beck. adam is our chief trial counsel and students for fear admissions versus harvard. my name is edward blum. i am the founder and president for students for fair admissions. the opinion issued today by the united states supreme court marks the beginning of the restoration of the colorblind legal covenant that binds together our multiracial, multiethnic nation. the polarizing, stigmatizing and unfair jurisprudence that allowed colleges and universities to use a student's race and ethnicity as a factor to either admit them or reject them has been overruled these discriminatory admissions the integrity of our civil rights laws, ending racial preferences in college admissions is an outcome, but the vast majority

my name is calvin yang, and i'm a member of students for fair admissions. for so long asian americans have strived for acceptance and recognition. four contributions to building the foundation -- for contributions to building the foundations of this country to be acknowledged. and for us to take up our rightful place within this society. today's decision has started a new chapter in the saga of the history of asian americans in this country. it marks the promise of new beginning, a resurgence of the principles of the american dream, and a return to the gala terry and principles -- egalitarian principles for all in a city on the shiny hill. any people have asked me why i chose to speak out publicly for affirmative action. especially amidst potential backlash. my answer is simple. if no one is standing up to speak out out against the injuss faced by our community, then our well-deserved rights will never be realized. today's victory transcends far beyond those of us sitting in this room today. it is to thousands of sleepless high schoolers applying to college

after the break, we're going introduce you to we're going introduce you to jeanne yang.oderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. and, they felt dramatic and fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer, death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq, as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. disrupt the itch and rash of eczema. talk to your doctor about rinvoq. learn how abbvie can help you save. my mom says that breyers is ma

i am john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us.funding for "pbs newshour weekend" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract plans to help people do more of what they like. our customer service team can help find the plan that fits you. ♪ >> and was the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- and with the ongoing support of these inviduals and institutions. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> male announcer: funding provided by hertz, proud sponsor of "the unforgettable augustus post," who believed in going the extra mile every day. ♪♪♪ female narrator: good afternoon, so glad you've joined us. we're broadcasting, as always, from new york city, where as the saying goes, one never really gets to know one's neighbors. and yet everyone has a story, don't they? some are grand and brave, some are small and sweet. and more often than not, they go untold. but

john: good evening, i'm john yang.president donald trump was on t campaign trail today, stumping for votes a day after an indictment was unsealed, detailing 37 felony counts against him, all stemming from his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. at the georgia republican convention in columbus this afternoon, trump lashed out at the justice department and the special federal prosecutor who led the investigation. mr. trump: the ridiculous and baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized department of injustice will go down as among the most horrific abuses of power in the history of our country. we have a thug who's in charge. this is a political hit job. republicans are treated far differently at the justice department than democrats. john: earlier at the north carolina republican convention in greensboro, rival candidate mike pence, who has been cleared by an investigation of his handling of classified documents, defended his former boss. mr. pence: a former president,

i'm john yang.he most significant challenge to russian president vladimir putin's two decades in power lasted only about 24 hours, but today there are questions about the long-term consequences. the streets of moscow were quiet todaas the last russian troops left the capital. to the south, yevgeny prigozhin and his wagner mercenary group were cheered as they lef rostovondon late last night. they had captured the city tt morning. the deal that defused the mutiny calls for prigozhin to live in exile in belarus. on nbc's "meet the press," secretary of state antony blinken said the episode was a blow to putin's authority. secretary blinken i think we've : seen more cracks emerge in the russian faÇade. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go & when they get there, but certainly we have all sorts of new questions that putin is going to have to address in the weeks and months ahead. john: blinken also said it's unclear whether the wagner fighters will return to the battlefield in ukraine. angela stent

i'm john yang.nt biden held the first big rally of his re-election campaign today in philadelphia. it was before a crowd of hundreds of enthusiastic union members. the day before, the president picked up the joint, early endorsement of some of the biggest and most politically influential unions, including the afl-cio, and groups representing teachers and city and state government workers. organized labor's support was key to his 2020 victory. today, he struck a decidedly economic, populist tone. pres. biden: if investment bankers in this country went on strike tomorrow, no e would notice this. [laughter] no, think about this in a literal sense. if this room didn't show up for work tomorrow, the whole coury would come to a grinding halt. [cheering] so, tell me -- tell me who matters more in america? hn: the president made news on other fronts, too -- he told reporters he hopes to meet chinese president xi jinping in the next several months. secretary of state antony blinken is in china this weekend f

i'm john yang. it has been a tumultuous day in russia.is afternoon, wagner mercenary group founder yevgeny prigozhin ordered an about face in his advance toward the capital city of moscow. his forces were on the move earlier today after taking control of rostov-on-don, a city near the ukrainian border that is a russian military headquarters. he said he stopped his forces just short of moscow to save russian lives, he explained in an audio message. >> in the last 24 hours, we've got to within 200 kilometers of moscow. we did not spill a single drop of our fighters blood. now blood could be spilled. understanding responsibility for the chance that russian blood could possibly be spilled on one side, we are turning our columns around. john: earlier, soldiersnd the group militaries had prepared for a clash, russians ready to fight russians. they had been barreling toward moscow. he called it retribution for what he claimed were moscow's attacks on his fighters in ukraine. >> we have taken military objects under our control, including an airfi

generally believed that the artist he just passes through himself this world of heaven and earth e, yangthe whole brush with you all sorts of brushes, then we can take it, and here we stew a little from here and transfer it to a plate and continue to add some water here. see, this is already a lighter shade. we put a brush. in this way, so that the hair is parallel to our body, we put the brush and move. see. in this way , we raise the leaves to the point, now we take the little things to the point. black on the tip and working now.

his name is calvin yang. he said a few years ago he was rejected by harvard. yang was celebrating the decision today, saying it will make it possible for all people to achieve the american dream. >> it belongs to all of us who deserve a chance that can now rejoice over the fact that at least our kids can be judged based on their achievement and merit alone. >> both stanford and uc presidents filed briefs supporting affirmative action in this case. both say they'll continue to push to ensure their student body remains diverse. we'll have more from the universities, how they're reacting to this coming up in the full story at 6:00. >> we'll see you at 6:00, ian. >>> as you can imagine, a lot of people reacting to this on twitter. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the notable tweets. you see right here, the former president biden, affirmative action was never a complete answer in the drive towards a more just society, but for generations of students who had been systematically excluded from most of america's key institutions, it gave us a chance to show we

was done here it was almost it became a mission for her to leave just a wake of positivity >> mina yang-- >> all right i'm going to go get her. >> reporter: there is something your teachers would also like you to know. for years, love sent now love returned. >> i take a note out every time i feel like i can't do it and you helped me do it. >> you are like the reason i kept going on and it's been a tough year, so i'm really glad that you guys are here with me, and i'm glad you guys helped me grow as a student and as a person >> reporter: mina always with the right words. even when her teachers struggle to find theirs >> she is just a really sweet kid. >> reporter: boyd huppert, nbc news, roseville, minnesota >> wow sometimes it's so tough to find the perfect teacher gift like a beach bag, a candle. a handwritten note like that is so heartfelt and it is a lost art >> yeah. and she has be >>> a red roast in iowa. the 2024 gop presidential hopefuls duke it out in the battleground state, and the stakes have never been so gh

john yang has our report.tation and destruction in the texas panhandle as a deadly tornado ripped through the small town of perryton. its residents are grappling with unfathomable loss. officials estimate that 200 homes in the area were destroyed. a trailer park in the north part of town suffered a direct hit. the storm began in the late afternoon with heavy hail. >> this is the tornado. john: residents caught the twister on camera from afar after it touched down, apparently without warning. >> total devastation. john: it continued for more than a mile, at one point barreling through downtown, leaving it unrecognizable. paul dutcher is the town's fire chief. chief dutcher: the power lines down, trees shredded, just debris all across the major highways, the major streets. everything was covered to a point, i couldn't even get to the fire station. john: texas governor greg abbott sent state emergency services to help clean up and restore utilities. the severe weather was fueled by extreme heat in the region that

on yin and yang, and-said that the- is all based on yin and yang, and said that the women do and hed pick the they just try and pick off the small there's 2016. small boats. there's only 2016. remember year of the remember the year of the eeieiwiw— remember the year of the| celebrity—there remember the year of the - celebrity—there were celebrity death toll? there were wee— celebrity death toll? there were niee-wnniee— celebrity death toll? there were also _whales were - celebrity death toll? there were also whales were washing also those whales were washing up also those whales were washing upla— also those whales were washing utile-at— also those whales were washing up i a - at lowestoft - also those whales were washing up a at lowestoft or up on a beach at lowestoft or somewhere-that- up on a beach at lowestoft or somewhere that because somewhere like that because enew-we—iwl they've been confused by ieniee. — ferries. i think the orca had inken— ferries. i think the orca had inken-iieni— ferries. i think the orca had taken .fight to - ferries. i think the orca had taken fight to

on yin and yang, and-said that the- is all based on yin and yang, and said that the women do and hek the they just try and pick off the small there's 2016. small boats. there's only 2016. remember year of the remember the year of the eeieoniiv— remember the year of the| celebrity—there remember the year of the - celebrity—there were celebrity death toll? there were eiee— celebrity death toll? there were eiee-nneiee— celebrity death toll? there were also _whales were - celebrity death toll? there were also whales were washing also those whales were washing up also those whales were washing upla— also those whales were washing ulla-at— also those whales were washing up i a - at lowestoft - also those whales were washing up a at lowestoft or up on a beach at lowestoft or somewhere-that- up on a beach at lowestoft or somewhere that because somewhere like that because enev-ve— somewhere like that because inev-ve—ovl they've been confused by ieniee. — ferries. i think the orca had ieven— ferries. i think the orca had nnen-igni— ferries. i think the orca had taken .fight to - ferries. i th

importantly, our fatherland has the prowess of me , men, cut down trees into a notch, beauty because of yangns. come out masking the guerrillas men trees and don't bring beauty. disguising the guerrillas is not necessary. we have potatoes in uniform for dinner, a vest on a wise gray-haired commander at our trophies and tongues of a piece of paper grenades bayonets. we have a balashi move carved about our vera dankoy stands fine for our charisma for our talents. so the loss is not all so bathing men, trees, beauty, masking partizan is waiting for us, i wanted to finish on this one. here is a note of thanks to say to the barriques and infantry to those who then gave us victory and a low bow to the warrior. beauty ah, oh mother, russia is our land. lots and lots of gold and glory about you. that 's a lot, a lot about you. above me glory brother you happiness, the lord gave us. he brought an arrow and a ban. and i'm not and i'm all heavenly ordinary fool or but i remain russian in the sky ; my pain, but i'm not alone. i am russian in the sky flying for three dividends. ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah fool

do the corresponding to bring them yang. thank you. nearly 15000 people in the philippines have been evacuated from their homes since a volcano began spearing hot lava. the me on volcano in northeast alabama, province has been showing signs of both kind of activities since last week. a 7 kilometer danger zone has been established around the volcano and villages with the name of being evacuated to safety. marilyn is the philippines as most active ok now with it's lost is option the cutting in 2018 illuminated by hawk lava. the main goal channels started spilling on june 11 of to days of smoke and gas erupting from it to people's attention. the students today it looks, paul is home phone, but it is raining home from dust on nearby residents. love her and she's folding already. nearly 15000 people have been evacuated after a 6 kilometer radius around the me on was marked as a danger zone. later extended to 7. most people here in a farmers and noticed at least a livelihood behind it's difficult to be displaced from your home. we

yang? thank if that is elaine, it's been fine. a from a rescue on support and she and many thanks a the welcome. uh well, the 2023 special olympics world games get underway here in the german capital on saturday with ashley's competing in $26.00 sports over 8 days, dw caught off with one of the events stand out performers to find out more about the games for people with intellectual disabilities there's nothing abraham and jello looks forward to like the start of of race to month i see of my passion and i love spilt this with some of us. yeah. the 22 year old guinea in sprint is one of hundreds of athletes from around the world. here in germany, for the 2023 special olympics in valley. just simple. some good. it's wonderful how many lo and just magnificent to b, y c. say money for these on his 1st games in 2019 jello took the gold in the mountains 100 meters being abu dhabi. this time around. he's out to defend. he's tied to one of them. say my dream is to become a star. the world over the monday and everyone to talk about me and

yang is in charge of yakim messi , the requirement to whisper ali is hidden podshun shortcomings.rect to assemble and he achieves from himself a greater difference of it, he is joking, snotty, onions and ears, and he knows that he can break or crack tom without shkadu not his fingers is not worth it. basketball is played by teams, the more one of them on my bruised i open. one of the interesting stories with nikon was when i was late after special nikon came to the orchestra early with us, as always, before us. it happens that the pianists are rehearsing, it is necessary to clean up the time of the huge piano in the corner to stand up the stage. here is nikon somehow with timur agreed to drag timur from behind and he somehow grouped himself so that he squeezed his finger between his own. sport is not economy, not glued to football, chess, basketball, but the forest to improve professional music and sports. nevertheless, less than a minute of fasteners to lose weight from the movie 30 kg go on a diet and run around the city. in our project, we will show you unique personalities, as

a wind drag queen, melina yang takes to the stage. it's party time punches at this party id like to buy her show. but not everyone is the fact that the directly and performs that. the cultural center which receives state subsidies is sparking protest by right wing parties whenever there's an election. we've vulnerable groups make for an easy target, which is the last for several years right when groups and boot guerria have rallied against the queer community that protests like this one. the message, a family consists of a man, a woman, and that children. everything else is purpose, but not those left still. yeah. enough has been looking at who's behind such campaigns and he's discovered something striking dolock church, american live in jericho, conservatives, and russian. oligarchs who came together in a conference to discuss how can they advance their agenda of pushing back against women's rights. women's rights and eligibility are rights. they'll be in for them some very wealthy by using litigation and political pressure to riley

uh, no one tries not to speak in the west, but he is also forced to speak in yang. remind aviation tanks artillery, were used in the north-west against the donbass well, what is it, if it's not a war, it's a war, and it went on for almost 9 years, and then our uh, so-called counter-partners publicly refused to settle by peaceful means. and it forced us to use the armed forces in an attempt to stop this war. and if someone is trying, uh, it means with a sick head healthy and over everything, then these are attempts to do it with unsuitable means. we know what started it all. it was not we who led our partners by the nose, but , as it turned out, they, by signing the minsk agreements, were not going to do anything and publicly quite recently this was admitted in essence and by the ukrainian authorities from the outside. uh, europeans, so we just had to use the armed forces to recognize independence, and then respond to the request of the donetsk luhansk republic in russia and then provide these military assistance. attempts to stop this armed confrontation. uh, and th

john yang or andrew yang was that candidate in the 2020 democratic race.ewt gingrich kinda played that role in an early republican race. so there is a role for a candidate that is not so bound by talking points as so many of the other ones are. and voters get that. >> speaking of interesting candidates, robert f kennedy junior, he has been going up in the polls in the primary race. let's take a listen to him. he was talking about this race the other day. >> we are supposed to be the party of the american middle class. right now, most of the american middle class feels that they are being ignored. you know, i am trying to speak to them and represent those interests. >> what do you think of his candidacy and giving joe biden potentially run for his money? >> i think that you have to start looking at this in the context of the many poles we have seen. a majority of americans, democrats, someone else other than joe biden being their nominee. they really do not have a name, but somebody else other than joe biden. here you have robert f kennedy junior, obviously

jeanne yang, the authors behind american born chinese. thank you so much for your time and your work. thank you. thank at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. welcome back. the opioid epidemic is affecting communities across the country and the lgbtq community is no exception here. >> kron four's rob nesbitt shows us how one drag queen is using their platform to educate their fans and potentially help save lives. >> while music plays and a packed house waits for the princess show. it away, says to start the cast of drag performers prepares backstage thank including the host of the weekly san francisco show. rude. she spencer saturday night surrounded by color. sparkle and pride. you look incredible. thank at 10:00pm the curtain opens and coaching to start the show with her co-host lisa frankenstein. yeah, i could see no room. everybody introducing themselves and t

yang enlightened her with right wanted vzaimotnotsya. the whole decision to enter the faculty of architecture, i appeared in the tenth grade , i already felt that this is a hmm concept, architecture, the formation of space is what i’m interested in, their skin image is their shlyakh, and the creator is clearly everything that beats new heroes because consequences at 16 when i bought my first electric guitar. i already then here consciously precisely.

this is how we keep the balance of taste, like yin and yang, that is , there is also a deep meaning insophy and the tongue will not pinch, by the way, it processes this large area with fruits. tan is almost alone. and in general he makes almost everything here with his own hands, even built the house himself from coconut palms. and why do you need so many tables of guests to receive and friends? but this is generally a universal thing that works during the day, like men sit at a table at it, and at night like a bed. why did you say that a woman doesn’t sit down for guests ? the owner of the house is a man, and a woman is usually in the kitchen. there, men, ah, rest, in fact, everything is no longer so strict, if in the family love and good relationships, everything is equally divided and duties and rest. i wish you find a good companion and a wonderful hostess. thank you for the best right away, this is kolodism, this is a very young religion that originated in the twenties of the xx century, just here in the south of vietnam , kolodam absorbed elements of buddhism , confucianism, dasi

that is charlotte yang.ou can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day started in today's edition of daybreak. dayb is where you want to go on your terminal today. . we are leading with robot clampdown. nvidia drops on reports of u.s. plans to curb ai. ubs also planning more than half of credit suisse's staff to cut. fabia panetta picked as bank of england governor. let's go to our other top stories. time for our morning roundtable. joining this morning's lizzy burden and rebecca choong wilkins. lizzy, second-most top story here, ubs cutting half the credit suisse staff. >> three months after ubs took over credit suisse. it was going to happen at some point, wasn't it? we are seeing plans to cut more than half of credit suisse's staff. it's going to be traders and bankers who are bearing the brunt, as well as support staff. this is across london, new york, and asia. obviously, a difficult moment for the staff. dani: i go back to what ubs chair column said in may, that we are worried abou

charlie yang is tracking asia market moves. jill disis is on jerome powell heading to capitol hill today. crucial u.k. inflation figures are due in an hour. we will discuss that with the burden. the yuan past the 7.2 per dollar level as they settled on lack of aggressive stimulus to boost the recovery. let's go over to charlotte in hong kong on this. we are past 7.2. what is the focus in? charlotte: we are seeing investors and traders here getting very cautious today ahead of the federal reserve chief jerome powell's congressional hearing. off shoring is weakened to 0.3% to bridge a key hurdle of their 7.2 per dollar level. that puts the currency at a weaker level since november. also, this shows investors are getting increasingly impatient with china's lack of follow-through. even though we are seeing some sector stimulus and rate cuts, that is not enough for investors to see a real boost to the economic recovery. also, the signals we are getting from the chinese central bank which has sadly been at a level that is weaker than

. >> now let's go to calvin yang, he is the member of the students for fair admission group that shared harvard and unc to end affirmative action. thank you so much for being here. i know that you've just listened to that interview we did. so what is your response to the win for your group today? >> first of all, good evening and thank you so much for having me alison. i think today's decision marks a pretty landmark win for the rights of asian americans in this country. because for so, long i think there has been a misconception associated with asian americans that we are the model minority. that we work hard, keep our heads down and do not really participate in a lot of actions, concerning standing up for our own rights. so today is a direct testament against that. that i'm both very relieved and happy. >> what about what madison was saying, basically which is that yes, asian americans do represent people of color and a particular minority, so two blacks. i think her point was sort of that you should be on the same side, you should all be fighting for the same thing. that is to be see

my name is calvin yang and i am a member of students for fair admissions. for so long asian-americans have strived for acceptance and recognition. for contributions to building a foundation of this country to be acknowledged. and for us to take up our rightful place within the society. today's decision has started a new chapter in the saga of the history of asian-americans in this country. it marks the promise of new beginning, resurgence of the principles of the american dream, and a return to the principles for all in this shining city on a hill. many people have asked me why i chose to speak out publicly for affirmative action. especially amidst the potential backlash. my answer is simple. if no one is standing up to speak out against the injustices faced by our community, then our well-deserved rights will never be realized. today's victory transcends far beyond those of us sitting in this room today. it belongs to thousands of sleepless high schoolers applying to colleges. it belongs to the overachieving son of a recently unemployed west virginia coal

john yang is a way. with just two days to spare before the u.s.ould have run out of money to pay its bills, president biden signed the bipartisan deal to suspend the debt limit, officially avoiding a potential catastrophic default. in the first oval office address o demoofcratic priorities protectd in the deal. in iowa today, republican presidential hopefuls refused to give mr. biden the last word. like nikki haley, who vowed to make cutting the debt more of a priority. >> when i am president, we will cut the spending, we will cut the debt, we will make sure -- i will veto any spending that doesn't take us back to pre-covid levels. no more debt once and for all. >> we will return to the effects of the debt deal later in the broadcast. at the israeli egyptian border an unusual shootout last night. israeli officials say an egyptian officer crossed the border overnight and killed three israeli troops before being killed himself. it's rare violence for that order area. egypt's military says the shooter was an egyptian border guard officer who was chas

yang said yes. it's amazing. chen is now cancer free. he just finished 11th grade at calling college with a 4.0 gpa with a strengthened immune system. chan says he's looking forward to summer vacation. my plan is to enjoy it. do what? do go outside, explore. well, that was alex boyer. reporting. shi huang has one more hurdle to go. he takes the sat today. time now is 757. rapper snoop dogg has decided to postpone his upcoming show at the hollywood bowl in support of the ongoing writers strike. actually, now i'm out there doing valley. the first meeting i created, snoop, was set to take the stage later this month, along with special guests and a full orchestra for his snoop dogg and friends show dr. dre will be producing the show, and both he and snoop decided to reschedule for late october for hollywood bowl, june 26th, 27th. we got to move that date. me and dr. dre, we stand in solidarity with the writers. so what we're going to do, we're going to push it back to october 20th and october 21st. so make sure y'all

john yang reports on the day of extreme conditions.ondent: texans splashed in public fountains looking for relief from a summer heat wave. >> it seems like it is getting hotter and hotter. as long as you stay cool, hydrate, you know, it is all fun you know, you can have fun out here. a lot to do. correspondent: a scorching heat dome in a region of high pressure that traps heat on the ground has blanketed west texas and much of the u.s. south, resulting in multiple days of triple digit apertures and suffocating humidity. while pools in public facilities offer some temporary respite, the conditions pose serious health risks or vulnerable groups such as homeless communities and workers who spend much of their days outside. earlier this month texas governor greg abbott's envelope that will eliminate requirements for water breaks for construction workers beginning in september, but even those with air conditioning at full blast could be at risk of losing it, the electric reliability council of texas's power usage has reached all-time highs

for the “pbs newshour,” i'm john yang.s are calling for a cold front that should start cleansing the skies by tomorrow. the heat in the south could begin easing this weekend. in the day's other headlines, a new wave of flight delays and tincellations hit air travelers wicheson. a foron airports in newark, washington, and elsewhere were full of frustrated passengers. the tracking company flightaware reported more than 900 flights cancelled and 4700 delayed today. >> i am trying to get to new orleans right now. new orleans or dallas, texas. i just want to get away from this airport. it's been since sunday. and they lost my luggage. they told me my luggage was in dallas, texas. my mom went to go pick it up. they said it's here, and then it will be eight hours to get my luggage. geoff: thunderstorms along the east coast caused the biggest disruptions, and the problem could worsen tomorrow as holiday air travel peaks. a u.s. marine veteran, daniel penny, pleaded not guilty today in the chokehold killing of a black man on a new

here is what the official representative of the yang department once again said. in the donetsk direction, the most fierce battles are being fought by assault groups of a special forces detachment covering the central part of marinka, as well as units of the first army corps in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bavdiivka of the donetsk people's republic with operational tactical and army aviation strikes with artillery fire, the southern group troops hit enemy units in the areas of settlements, lastochkino, khimik thin and pobeda of the donetsk people's republic during the fighting in this direction during the day , more than 220 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed in the kherson direction as a result of fire damage over the past day , up to 45 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed , two pickup trucks, and also a self-propelled artillery installation of acacia by means of air defense in the area of ​​​​the settlement of koptevo in the donetsk people's republic, a plane was shot down su-27 of the air force of ukraine in the area of ​​​​the settlement of rifts,

i'm lisa desjardin, john yang is away. we begin tonight in ukraine as its forces ppare to launch a counteroffensive, russia is striking across the country. in the eastern city of dnipro, strikes late saturday killed a 2-year-old child and wounded almost two dozen others. five more children were among the injured. top ukrainian officials, including president volodymyr zelenskyy, now say that more than 500 children have been killed since russia's invasion began. in northern afghanistan, nearly 80 young schoolgirls, grades 1 to 6, were poisoned at two separate schools, in a first of its kind attack since the taliban takeover. the girls have been hospitalized with unspecified injuries. the person accused of planning the mass poisoning had a "personal grudge," an afghan education offici said. an investigation is ongoing. since the taliban took power nearly two years ago, girls have been banned from education beyond the sixth grade. in eastern india, the investigation into friday night's train disaster found that an error in the

was done here it was almost it became a mission for her to leave just a wake of positivity >> mina yang>> reporter: before yesterday's high school graduation -- >> all right i'm going to go get her. >> reporter: there is something your teachers would also like you to know for years, love sent now love returned. >> i take a note out every time i feel like i can't do it and you helped me do it. >> you are like the reason i kept going on and it's been a tough year, so i'm really glad that you guys are here with me, and i'm glad you guys helped me grow as a student and as a person. >> reporter: mina always with the right words. even when her teachers struggle to find theirs >> she is just a really sweet kid >> reporter: boyd hupert, nbc news, roseville, minnesota >> gratitude we talk about it all the time mina told her teachers that she hopes to be a teacher herself one day. go figure. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night lester holt is back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news stay safe and have a great night [ chcheering ] - you u ok? - - there's a a

calvin yang said this: >> today's victory transcends far beyond us today.belongs to the overachieving son of a recently unemployed west virginia coalminer. it belongs to those with the last names of smith or lee. chan or gonzalez. it belongs to all of us who deserve a chance and can n rejoice over the fact that our kids can be judged based on their achievements and merits alone. >> what do you say to young people who argue to end this practice? >> i respect different perspectives and i recognize that the perspective of others should be taken into account, but you know, if the field were level and if it were a level playing field i could see that. if some people did not have to work twice as hard to make it to the starting block, i would get that, but in our country unfortunately, as the president said, there still is discrimination and we still have outcomes that are different based on place and race. we have a lot of work to do. and i think the affirmative action tool was one tool that helps level the playing field and i still believe we have the response

yang from the mind, which one would like to get involved with on the right.ertheless , i made the decision to enter the faculty of architecture. uh, tenth grade. i already felt that this is a hmm concept, the architecture of the formation of space is what i’m interested in their skin image of their shlyakh, and who made it possible to visually live everything that hits the new heroes, then the consequences at 16 years old. when i bought my first electric guitar. i was already conscious right then. uh made up my mind that i want to be surprised by the music more attention. i want to do this and go to some professional level. ideological kalinovites, stumbled architects - this is a combination of e creativity and a very organized creative continuation and completion of this set of qualities. uh, very necessary for the successful completion of the object to be happy, i think this needs to be learned. and also, of course, the biggest buzz is when people come to your concerts, so guys, i'm waiting for you at my performances see you in the project belarusians on ou