Tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by when it comes to wireless, erconsumellular gives customers a choice. No contract plans give you as much or asittle talk, text and data as you want and our Customer Service team is on hand to help. Bnsf railway. The john s and James L Knight foundation, fostering engaged communits. And with the ongoing support of these institutions. Made possib was by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Judy the United Nations has released a grim and alarming assessment about the impact of climate change. Even worse, it found countries around the worldre not doing nearly enougright now to slow the damage before it becomes worse. The probability of avoiding o dangerous leve global average temperare increases is dwindling. If we look at global emissions, they are still going up. Judy that is according to a new u and report that found the planet will
major european trophy in decades. in london and the south east, the driver in the croydon tram crash in which seven people died gives evidence at the old bailey. and jubilant scenes in east london for the hammers victorious homecoming. good evening. rishi sunak has been at the white house today for the first time as prime minister, but what was announced was not a plan for a us trade deal as the conservative manifesto promised in 2019 but a new partnership. mr sunak said what s being called the atlantic declaration is about benefits that can be delivered now. it will involve things like the two countries cooperating more on technologies of the future and data sharing. our political editor chris mason is travelling with the prime minister and sent this from washington. rishi sunak arriving at the white house this afternoon. here he has, always quite a moment, this, a british prime minister visiting the white house, especially a first visit. he s here to talk about ukraine
times. it wasn t like a certain number, but it was, like, you know this isn t enough. this isn t enough. this isn t enough. i realized michael had ocd when one night we were in his room, and he went to close his drawers, and the drawers were closed already, and he continued to close them and close them and close them. and i said, michael, the drawers are closed. he said, i m just checking, mom. i m just checking. michael has ocd. it s a disorder that affects behavior. i think the best way to understand what it is, is to relate it to something that everyone kind of thinks of in their own life. so, obsessive, in usual day-to-day language, means someone who thinks a lot, or someone who s a worrier. when you think about compulsive, typically when we re saying that in kind of in a day-to-day way, we re meaning someone is very particular. they re very neat. they re very organized. when you use obsessive and compulsive in obsessive-compulsive disorder, though, it really re