jesse watters. she stole her umbrella from a cocktail glass. dana perino, the five. climate is our john kerry blowing wind during a climate lecture in dubai. did the greenhouse gases that he wanted to eliminate come from within? i find myself getting more and more militant. i do not understand how adults who are in position of responsibility can be avoiding responsibility for taking away those things that are killing people on a daily basis. and the reality is that yep. [laughs] let s pass on the sophomoric humor for a second and get to the bigger picture. kerry letting one rip on banning coal plants. we don t need this to tell us we should be transitioning out of coal. there should not be any more coal-fired power plants anywhere in the world. that is how you can do something. [buzzer] the reality is that we are not doing it lurched trying to clear the air on whether politics plays a role in his climate crusade. i am guided by that science. and i can tell y
doctors preferred better science, better results i learned thoughts on capitol hill son of the sitting president on trial, hunter biden s addiction and purchase of a gun in october 2018, is at the heart of this case mexico will have its first female president. this is a historic moment despite the long lines and the enthusiasm that we saw all day long, it seems like a lot of people stayed home i m here to support my government in taking if this proposal is not accepted they will not be another one live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello, a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from around the world. i m that s false. third is monday, june the third is 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4m in wilmette, wilmington, delaware, where once again, the united states is preparing for a trial without precedent that could have huge political ramifications just days after president joe biden told the country, no one is above the law, his own son will stand trial in the c
more radical option, which certainly the many unemployed people in this country might want to see because the last 30 years hasn t really given them the benefits of freedom that they had hoped based on my conversations over the last few years. so it s a big decision for the anc and for the other parties and level of political maturity is needed to analysts that may not have always been there in south african politics. the next two weeks are gonna be fascinating and critical max, yeah, david in johannesburg. thank you so much for that. still ahead. a major us cities water crisis prompts a state of emergency declaration and an apology from its mare plus excessive heat warnings and watches are in effect for parts us this week will show you which areas need to be on the lookout and later, a japanese companies spent millions on a state of the art whaling ship. will tell you why
happening right now to try to get him home from north korea. reporter: well, to answer the second question,s it not clear what is happening. we understand the united states is working through the swedish embassy in pyongyang because of course the united states not only doesn t have formal embassy representation or a mission in pyongyang or in north korea, they really don t have much in the way of diplomatic ties or negotiations. it has been a while since the americans have been able to truly reach out and speak to somebody in north korea and the pandemic the past couple of years hasn t helped in those discussions. so i am hearing a a bit more here from people who were on that tour. i spoke with one new zealand tourist who was there on the same tour as private king. and she said that he wasn t really talking with anybody. he seemed kind of alone. the one thing that he did that
but now the government has announced that from next month double vaccinated australians will finally be allowed to travel again. it will be particularly welcome news for the tens of thousands of australians who ve been stranded abroad since last year. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. a decision millions have been waiting for. australia had sealed itself off from the world since the beginning of the pandemic. now, it is finally reopening. taste beginning of the pandemic. now, it is finally reopening. is finally reopening. we will be able to open is finally reopening. we will be able to open those is finally reopening. we will be l able to open those international borders again, and that will enable australians who are fully vaccinated dot mac it s an emotional moment for many, including amy hayes, who currently lives in reading and hasn t seen her family in currently lives in reading and hasn t seen herfamily in brisbane in nearly three years. hasn t seen her family in brisbane