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all of it is a massive destruction from the fact that they haven't laid a glove on president joe biden. >> there's other doings happening now, that congress is back, and there's an apparent tale that was struck over the break of mike johnson's speaker, and i think chuck schumer, and represents the white house for a bill that would fund the government. it adheres to the previous deal made by kevin mccarthy last year, where they said here are the top numbers, we're gonna come to agreement, we're gonna fund the government at these levels. it's a deal that a sort of part of the republican caucus hates. they're now screaming they've been betrayed again. we're just going through this eternal occurrence with this, they're talking about maybe a motion to vacate. are we just going to go through this again? >> that may be our destiny this year. they've said they will give him a little bit of time, because they don't want to perform surgery on the same patient to close in time to each other. the extraordinary thing is that
states has conducted another strike against the houthi rebel group in yemen. this is a second strike in just over 24 hours on that militant group, that is based in yemen, it receives backing from the state of iran. it follows months of increasing attacks on ships transiting the red sea. the houthis say those are attacks are in response to israel's ongoing war in gaza following the october 7th attack. joining me is is courtney kube, courtney, i never got a sense of what targets were hit last night. there were huge demonstrations, i believe, in yemen today, about them, do we know what targets were hit today? >> we do. we know a little bit about last night, and tonight. tonight, first, they hit one -- just one target. it was a radar site, we don't exactly what that radar was used for. but just to give you a sense, they can be used for everything to help the houthis target with their ballistic missiles, for air defenses, it just depends on the site. this is literally breaking, just in the last moments, the strike occurred in the last hour here, chris. so as far as last night goes,
pieces together, in some, ways out of emerging from the personal tragedy she went through. then it interweaves -- you sort of transport from not see germany to india, too her vision of it the other question i have is how you got the film it. you're like oh, i have caste, it's not the hot studio pitch. >> no, no once in a cave, there's no superhero. but there is a superhero. she's a superhero. aunjanue ellis taylor, who is the outstanding lead in the film -- >> she does a remarkable job. >> she's incredible. she felt like an intellectual indiana jones. >> it has that, a keeper. >> a bit of it, globe-trotting, we shot this film in 37 days, three continents, three continents. we are moving around the world, moving around time. that is not a viable pitch for studios, i want to make a film about caste. so we just bypassed that.
connective tissue between oppression, subjugation's, environments where folks are degraded and demeaned, the reason why there's so much pain around those issues is because you feel isolated. i know african americans feel like no one understands, -- feel like they're in a very unique position, jewish people, from the holocaust, still very isolated, from what i've heard, in terms of folks really understanding the pain, all of our pains are so specific. and yet there's universality to it. if you understand that there's something underneath connecting it, it makes you feel a bit less alone. that's how i felt when i read the book. i'm connected to these people, through the social phenomenon. and it provided a bit of, i don't know, it had a liberating quality. >> i think one of the things that struck me about the book, and this comes up in the movie as well, is the idea that when
Washington, United States: Bill Richardson, a veteran Democratic politician and former US ambassador to the United Nations who later spent decades negotiating the release of Americans detained around the world, has died at age 75, his associates said Saturday.
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zone. let's remember, of course, he is a member of the foreign relations committee in the senate for a very long time. he was a globe trotting vice president for eight years. he is very comfortable on the world stage, and these are the issues he cares so deeply about. it's about nato expansion. it's about protecting democracies and expanding democracies. certainly, even from other visits, i mean, he has some real wins in his ledger this week. getting sweden into nato is a huge deal. he dealt with president zelenskyy who was very upset just a few days ago, about the way the alliance was treating ukraine, not allowing it any sort of pathway to get in. he praised zelenskyy. you could tell zelenskyy returned those sentiments. of course, this is, in many ways, it stands in stark contrast to the struggles he has had at home where poll numbers remain low. he faces questions even in his own party about his age, his ability to run again. his aides say, they point to this as an example of not just
share on that front. >> john: and we should also point out for folks at home, too, the pictures that you are seeing, those are on the tijuana side of the border, they are being shot from san ysidro through the fence, so that camp is actually in mexico, not in california. all right, moving on now, all new at 2:00, climate envoy john kerry taking a break from globe trotting on his private jet to point the finger at a new culprit in the biden administration climate fight. >> we can't get to net 0. we don't get this job done unless agriculture is front and center. >> sandra: that's right, china is the world's largest polluter but john kerry is focusing on the real threat, american farmers and our heartland is taking notice. >> president biden is absolutely turned his back against the american farmer. >> john: green acres ain't so green, it would seem, at least
she was a high—flying, globe—trotting career woman. she was damn good at what she did and had an international reputation. now, it's come to this. do you know how old you are? do i know how old i am? of course i know how old i am. how old are you? how old am i? mm~ - i don't know, because i haven't made my mind up yet. the isolation of alzheimer's is devastating to see. my number—one girl. this isjo's story, but it's bill's story, too. i love you to bits, don't i? he's desperate for a break, but doesn't know where to turn. stand up. help me, jo, help me. i was trying to help you. no, don't sit down again. stand up... i phoned a2 care homes to look for a respite bed forjo and didn't get one that was prepared to... to offer respite care.
and commitment that has spanned a lifetime. it didn't matter what kind of adversity came our way, we would get through it together, and that's what we did right up until the end. bill and jo invited us into their home, and into their lives, for one reason — to see the reality of living with dementia. it's summer 2022, and i'm in newcastle to follow the story ofjo wilson. hi,jo. are you washing up? no, i'm trying to get something out for me dinner. that's drjo wilson, phd. she was a high—flying, globe—trotting career woman. she was damn good at what she did and had an international reputation. now, it's come to this.