. >> reporter: camilla's not just a gorgeous date.a working mom, an organic food line, yummy spoonfuls. he admits she suffered from mom guilt. >> you have to find time for the kids, time for yourself. toif figure out a way. >> we three general itically blessed little once, what would they say if one day they wanted to take on hollywood? >> we support they will in whatever they do. it's their journey, we are here to support them and guide them. >> those children are certainly getting exposed. camilla said they're on location. that's how they make it work. next on kron-4 news at eight: breaking news at 8. rescue crews rush to save a teen girl's life... after she falls from a cliff. we have a live report. extreme conditions at the peak of the heat wave fueling a fire that damaged homes. when you can expect a cool down. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. -- at eight -- is next. how far should pure alpine spring water -- at eight -- is next. have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a tho

camilla is live from sao paulo. camilla, what is the president saying in response of these charges?chel temer has just spoken on national tv. he once again denied any wrongdoing. but this time he said that brazil's chief prosecutor actually has a bend that against him and that he has made regional accusations. michel temer has vowed to prove his innocence. he has faced a slew of accusations is taking office last year. this is the first formal charges against him. we do have to bear in mind, this is the first time that a sitting president in brazil has faced charges. what happens now? well, what happens now is that the charges have been delivered to a supreme courtjudge who must now decide if the case can be sent to the lower house of the parliament. the low warehouse would vote on whether president temer should be tried. —— the lower house. he would be suspended from office, as former president dilma rouseff, who ended up being impeached last year. if the corruption case actually reached the lower house of parliament, the coalition believe they can get another vote, enough votes to

camilla said they're on location.h >>> tral consideration provided by -- >>> it's not often you get to hear a big star talk about the work she's had done on her face and how she's undoing it. >> this is fascinating. >> courteney cox's facial filler. why the 53-year-old star is done with injections. on the set of her new movie. the gorgeous costumes, the girl power. >> bring it on >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, the "bachelor in paradise" drama doesn't end for corrine. >> corrine, are you disappointed with the outcome of everything? have you had a chance to view the tapes yet? >> how the scandal is affecting her relationship and is the publicity good or bad for her brand? >> then new, prince harry, his royal plan to live a totally normal life. >> the private life has to be private. >> and number three, roll out the royal red carpet. the crawley family is returning to downton abby. everything we know about their new movie. >> plus your "insider" bonus.

. >> topping the people scene, a new book says princess diana made threatening calls to camilla parker bowles with diana saying she sensomeone to kill camilla and allegedly threatened others including her personal secretary accusing them of disloyalty. >>> the girl scouts are adding a 21st century skill. cyber security. the younger scouts includes data privacy be cyber bully and protecting themselves online. older girl scouts will learn how to code and be an ethical hacker. and to narrow the gap in t i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. ♪ >>> we are featuring a new series for our hidden philadelphia. underneath the philadelphia zoo, an old manor house called the solitude house. the story is less than two minutes long and check out the rest of our hidden philadelphia videos, go to 6abc.com/hidden philadelphia. >> i love that series. my wife's degree is in american history and we go

for nishikori camilla was this his chance missed ? nishikori camilla was this his chance missed?inal set 6—1. in paris, another storm went. it was novak djokovic he beat murray in the final last year. 12 months on the former world number one knocked out the quarterfinal stage were beaten by austria's dominic thiem in three sets. the last he lost 6—0. it means he will face rafa nadal, murray will ta ke he will face rafa nadal, murray will take on stan wawrinka. extraordinary quarterfinal in the women's singles. the third seed simona halep saved a match point, fighting back from a set and 5—1 down to defeated opponent to reach a second french 0pen semifinal. warren gatland conceded a moment of brilliance cost the british and irish lions victory in their second tour match in new zealand. they were leading with ten minutes remaining, but a superb try from west sealed the win for the auckland blues by 22—16. the first five super rugby sides that the lines will face alongside the three test series to come against the board champions. jamie vardy will miss saturday's world cup qualifier

a tarp covers part of another camilla i can't that was vandalized this past week yenld. woman came home to find half of the prized foliage gone. >> they were the crocuses stolen from one person's yard, camillas being hit and there's quite a value for this. >> neighbors believe money is the motive. this is wedding and graduation season and floral arrangements are in high demand. some suspect there are shady florists or desperate brides and grooms hoping to save a few bucks. some say if it's true, it's despicable. >> moral lirks it's not right for anybody to go into people yard and destroy the garden and stuff like that. >> in case you're wondering, one bundle of branches goes for $6 wholesale. san jose police say if you notice any unusual plant or flower cutting activity in your neighborhood, call them. dan and ama. >> kristen, thanks so much. >>> time to check on our weather. you can see some of the marine layer there. >> spencer is tracking it for us. >> there's a bit of hazy fog coming in. we might get rainfall, well showers. our chances are zero for the next few days.

a tarp covers part of another camilla i can't that was vandalized this past week yenld.an came home to find half of the prized foliage gone. >> they were the crocuses stolen from one person's yard, camillas being hit and there's quite a value for this. >> neighbors believe money is the motive. this is wedding and graduation season and floral arrangements are in high demand. some suspect there are shady florists or desperate brides and grooms hoping to save a few bucks. some say if it's true, it's despicable. >> moral lirks it's not right for anybody to go into people yard and destroy the garden and stuff like that. >> in case you're wondering, one bundle of branches goes for $6 wholesale. san jose police say if you notice any unusual plant or flower cutting activity in your neighborhood, call them. dan and ama. >> kristen, thanks so much. >>> time to check on our weather. you can see some of the marine layer there. >> spencer is tracking it for us. >> there's a bit of hazy fog coming in. we might get rainfall, well showers. our chances are zero for the next few days. tue

with me are kevin schofield, editor of politicshome, and camilla tominey, deputy political editor oft with the front pages. the mirror leads with the conservative candidate for south thanet, craig mackinlay, being charged with breaking electoral law. the tories have said the allegations are unfounded. the election is also the main story on the express, with snp leader nicola sturgeon saying she'd be willing to enter coalition talks with labour if the result is inconclusive. the mail cites research which suggests statins can dramatically cut the risk of dying from breast cancer. theresa may has vowed to consult businesses at every step of the brexit negotiations, in an interview with the financial times. the i leads with the conservative candidate for south thanet, craig mackinlay, being charged with allegedly overspending in the 2015 general election campaign. the telegraph shows a picture of the prime minister facing the question time audience. and the guardian says labour has accused the tories of using fake—news ads to attackjeremy corbyn. all the stories, in some form or another,

. >>> intentan ayudar a la mujer de 67 años que debió ser sacada en camilla. >>> las imágenes viralesaminando o chocas con otra persona. >>> algunas municipalidades del país han tomado medidas para evitar accidentes así según la academia de cirujanos ortopédicos el caminar con el celular cambia el ritmo del paso, la velocidad y hace que no se vaya recto y podrías terminar herido como ocurrió a esta mujer en nueva jersey. >>> lejos de causar risa muchoo se han prometido algo. >>> voy a tratar. >>> dejar de mirar el celular. >>> la mujer del video está en condición seria donde es común encontrar puertas de sótanos abiertas estas imágenes serán difíciles de olvidar. >>> no hay lugar que escape a las redadas migratorias ni siquiera en las zonas agrícolas del país pese a que ice no se enfocaría en los campesinos una serie de redadas terminó con decenas de indocumentados. >>> en este apartamento de watsonville la familia de octavio lópez no para de llorar. >>> me dio todo. >>> el trauma de ayer de madrugada latente en sus cinco hijos. >>> su esposa confirma que los agentes buscaban a alguie

thank you, kevin and camilla. weather next. hello there, good evening. us, and it looks pretty good for large swathes of the uk, good spells of sunshine, good opportunities for getting out and about and enjoying the early summer, but there will be some showers around. we source outbreaks of rain on this weather front shifting eastwards, fresh air following behind it, but ahead of that, into the afternoon, warm and humid, upper20s, a rash of thunderstorms breaking out across the london area and on into east anglia. those are slowly fading away, and they will continue to do so. away, and they will continue to do so. still some outbreaks of rain in east anglia, further rain in the midlands and the north—east. further west, a largely dry picture, and by the end of the night temperatures dipping down to ten or 11 degrees in western areas, but a warm night in south—eastern corner, 16 or 17 in central london. into the morning, a lot of dry and bright weather across the south—west, showers lurking in the south—west, showers lurking in the bristol channel. it mig

. >> with camilla hi. >> you know what this is. this is camilla, a three banded armadillo, it looks like i'm holding a coconut but these guys are from brazil and they can kushl up in a tight ball. they do this to sleep and do this when they feel threatened and when they are camera shy as well. and when they are born they are actually soft and blind and can roll curl up into a ball within hours and within three to four weeks their shell forms and this is formed from kerr continue the same thing that forms our nails and hair. tune in to my facebook page for a live chat about this ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> we are trying to fight this it's getting out of control. >> it's big like 50 feet by 50 feet

and then i met the reason why -- her 5-year-old daughter, camilla.rks very hard, doesn't she? >> [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: very much. and i'm very proud of her. >> i know she's special. my ángel. >> your angel. >> [ speaks indistinctly ] >> and that gives you tears of joy. against the odds, kirenia made a better life for them both. but it may not be enough to keep them in cuba. does it scare you? >> por supuesto. >> translator: of course. it was never my dream to leave my country. i wadaugnt my er to gr up where i did. >> but? >> translator: if i want a better future for her, i have to consider the possibility that she go elsewhere. and that really makes me sad because i love my country. [ birds chirping ] >> i can see the day coming when she'll have to make a choice. and it won't be an easy one. >> dale la manito y"nice to meet you." >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> you have a wonderful mother. >> say thank you. >> thank you. >> gracias. [ laughter ] >> gracias. >> gracias. >> say thank you. un besito? >> i'll come pick up my s

ai camilla's sitting here on his forwards you. know we got buildings right here and people would sit out. and then we would hang out on the porch is here you got a bam status right here going to see it so you sit up on a porch. it is the number three does you know hit me i. can kick in the breeze. make you play and. you know i'll watch in a sports game some would go through a ballot bowl is that seed. we planted. this is home this will always be home. i'm just told that me because i know we didn't have. republican congressman from louisiana said about katrina god did in one week in what we've been trying to do for twenty years in terms of public housing so god was able to close public housing in one weekend while there are many people who have been trying to do that for decades and that's sort of a theme in the response to katrina is privatization public housing was privatized private developers were given the land private developers came in and demolished the good units that were there and private developers put up other apartmen

camilla said they follow dad on all his movie locations. work. >> he's the one that's lucky. we'll be right back. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> it's not often you get to hear a big star talk about the work she's had done on her face and how she's undoing it. >> this is fascinating. >> bye everybody. >> courteney cox's facial filler. why 53 with injections. >> plus find the scenesin behd the scene on nicole kidman's new movie. the gorgeous costumes, the girl power and lots of steamy it's got this creamy sortpanion of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makes bacon taste more like bacon. it makes everything that it's with better. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i would never use any other mayonnaise in my cooking. if you really care about putting out a quality dish, there's no reason to not give duke's a shot. i think you'll be convinced. i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely

camilla said they follow dad on all his movie locations. work. >> he's the one that's lucky. we'll be right back. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> it's not often you get to hear a big star talk about the work she's had done on her face and how she's undoing it. >> this is fascinating. >> bye everybody. >> courteney cox's facial filler. why the 53-year-old star is done with injections. >> plus find the scenes behind the scene on nicole kidman's new movie. the gorgeous costumes, the girl power and lots of steamy >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, the "bachelor in paradise" drama doesn't end for corrine. >> corrine, are you disap

take pkg 0:01 0:38 2:01 en camilla y herido de bala en la cadera.gresista republicano steve scalise a un hospital de la capital tras el tiroteo que también dejó a otros heridos. (nats- tiros) un residente del área captó el sonido de los tiros. según testigos, el sospechoso entró al parque y comenzó a disparar contra los legisladores. el grupo de republicanos estaba practicando para un partido de béisbol amistoso que se llevará a cabo este jueves entre políticos de ambos partidos. el congresista joe barton estaba acompañado de sus dos hijos. contó que el niño de 10 años se escondió debajo de uno de los vehículos. s/cong. joe barton, (r-tx) (nat emotional) también se conmovió al relatar esos momentos dramáticos cuando vio que su colega había sido víctima del ataque. dos policías del capitolio que protegían a scalise, quien es miembro del liderazgo en la cámara baja, intercambiaron balazos con el sospechoso hasta contener la situación. ellos resultaron heridos al igual que un empleado del congreso y un empleado del sector privado que acompañaba a los p

almost every night so there is a way camilla that's the new reality in the philippines while the government is focused on eradicating drugs from the country all of these are piling up everywhere else over twelve million filipinos live in extreme poverty and many sell drugs to make a living. this is one of the poorest parts of the capital where people sleep on graves and kids who are used as human shields. and. this is why jamie began. i. would say let's see i feel like i see such a system. and my son we'll i know some might think i. was six. tell you i. love i love you said. south fulton look. like yes i think. i think something of the. i guess i don't know the whole but i do know that in the south got because it's going to sell for you once at the police so i want to find out what i mean there was fish and the money to go. to beef up us that i just. went off and i want to hop on got away with it was well above us that was vision for me to get up. by the way it was big but up above up up and. running up the value we. separated up it up all of the way to a point saying well we're going to co

camilla said they follow dad on all his movie locations. >> he's the one that's lucky. we'll be right back. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> it's not often you get to hear a big star talk about the work she's had done on her face and how she's undoing it. >> this is fascinating. >> bye everybody. >> courteney cox's facial filler. why the 53-year-old star is done with injections. >> plus find the scenes behind the scene on nicole kidman's new movie. the gorgeous costumes, the girl power and lots of steamy tossed some trucks right through a chain linked fence. nobody was killed in storm cindy. creeks and buy us flooded in low lying neighborhoods some areas up to ten inches of rain forcing drivers to a bandon their cars. >> i was going to go through it but it was too deep. >> mississippied performed a well-rehearsed routine, neighbors checking on neighbors. larry took us down his driveway by boat to show the area flooded 49 times since he lived her. >> life on the river. >> yes, sir n would the trade it for nothing. >> the river has

almost every night so there is a way camilla that's the new reality in the philippines while the government is focused on eradicating drugs from the country all of these are piling up everywhere else over twelve million filipinos live in extreme poverty and many sell drugs to make a living. this is one of the poorest parts of the capital where people sleep on graves and kids who are used as human shields. and. this is why jamie began. i. would say let's see i feel like i say i think you know my life we live i know some of my. little sister. you. know i love you said. that south in the sun now. i think. i think something of the. i guess i think i know the whole. idea of that in the sense that because it's going to sell food you want to the police so i want to find out well i mean there was that was fish and the money to go. to beef up us that i just before. he went off and i want to hop on got away with one of the fathers that was vision for me to get up to welcome . by the way by being cut up a member of the public or. by you we. would say read up and up all of the way to the point that say

host: susan camilla we ask you about your original point about executive privilege or power -- is this your concern over the current administration? because others have used this, too, in various ways. or is it about the current president? caller: just in general. point, is because it is so emphasized now in the behavior of trump. it is really scary. in fact, yesterday, i watched a short little documentary on north korea about a doctor doing cataract surgeries, and they showed some things with the dmt, if you thinking, "wow, don't put a label on it, trump dictator."ike a he is behaving like an authoritarian dictator, and he is building up the military. stalin --nin, look at i can't help thinking about that. host: ok, susan in fort myers, florida. we will next to bernic, new york, crestlinee -- democrats line. caller: i never believed trump wants to be the commander in chief. i think his basic purpose was to -- bannon, andnd bannon controls the house and senate -- to change the world order. i do not think this man gives a hoot about the country. i just believe he wants to change the wor

the papers — our guests joining joining me tonight are kevin schofield, editor of politichome and camillaolitical editor of the sunday express. earlier today it was announced that the conservative candidate in south thanet in kent, craig mackinlay, along with two party workers, have been charged for allegedly filing false expenses during the last election campaign two years ago. the conservatives say they believe the allegations are unfounded. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in the 2015 general election, the voters of south thanet were deluged by big name conservative campaigners, desperate to keep the seat from nigel farage. their candidate posed with every member of the front bench that he could find. craig mackinlay. .. the tories won — just. but today, craig mackinlay was charged with filing false expenses for the campaign. so was his agent, nathan gray, and senior campaigner marion little, obe, has been charged with aiding and abetting them. this was the moment this morning when nigel farage heard the news. you arejoking? my good lord. right, that is big news.

on the camilla harris intelligence committee freshman senator from california in her bestioning was told to yesterday,equested c-span was on capital to talk to members about how they are preparing for today's hearing. here is angus king. >> how are you preparing for tomorrow's hearing? >> basically reviewing the to prior hearings, discussing these issues and doing all the reading i can and trying to think of the questions. i will not be questioning until fourth or fifth down the list. a lot of what i will do will be filling in on the questions that have not been offered. >> what do you think you will get to? >> you have to wait until tomorrow to think -- to see that. host: that was senator angus king on capitol hill. he will get his turn later in the hearing. it will begin with opening statements of the chair and vice chair and then mr. comey, we will hear from him and he will be reading the words he put out yesterday. openingges, his statement, detailing conversations, and one-on-one meetings he had with the president. in baltimore, maryland, independent caller. good morning and what do

do on the electoral side, we have to find people like joe crowley, like tim ryan, i wouldn't put camillaarris and with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. the republican party isn't exactly flourishing and thriving in terms of governing. >> kennedy: maybe we need more than two parties. that sounds like heresy. >> meghan: if you're not in first, your last. >> marie: they were all republican seats! >> meghan: jon ossoff had every celebrity nla. >> marie: we only need 24 to take the house. if i were a betting person, if they don't get health care done, they don't get tax reform done, you don't get infrastructure done, i would put money on my side rather than republican side. they all have to go home and explain why they didn't get it done. >> meghan: we have to move on. the feud between the trump white house and the media is heating up during a feisty press briefing yesterday. sir huckabee sanders criticizing fake news. doesn't she have a point? we'll debate at next. speak out what you just did is inflammatory to people all over the country who say look, once again, the president is right

charles and camilla listened to stories of what confronted the people working that night and how theyationship between donald trump and the australian prime minister. and it got stranger over the weekend because of a present from the coptic church in sydney. malcolm turnbull was given a tie — more specifically, a tie from the donaldj trump signature collection. i wonder if it is a long tie with sellotape on the back. he sticks his tie down to stop it flying in the air. i don't understand why these priests are getting involved. air. i don't understand why these priests are getting involvedm shows there is a thing between the australian prime minister and president trump. or that the priests have a sense of humour. maybe. you‘re watching 100 days plus from bbc news. still to come — we will look at the deal which will help the conservative party rule the uk and examine the billion pound cost. and with narendra modi in washington for meetings with donald trump, it pits campaign slogans america first against make it india. that‘s still to come on 100 days plus, from bbc news. those of you

and aids in infectious diseases, as well as camilla of trinidad who works for nasa and department of defense and works beyond the low earth orbit. the list is not scratch the surface of those desendants making their mark in the united states. there are so many others that i cannot and do not have the time to highlight. during this month we have tried to make others aware of the contributions that the caribbean has, but it's not just the contributions that we have made, but the commitment that this country should have to its nearest neighbor, the caribbean. the caribbean and the united states have shared a long and prolificries history together because the united states is the largest economic partner of the caribbean anti-caribbean, that small region, accounts for the third largest receive-e receiver of american goods. the united states needs to act as a buffer to the increased influence of china and venezuela in the caribbean through economic projects the u.s. can continue. as a member representing the only district in the english speaking caribbean, i am committed to working with c

when a couple of guys up to no good -- host: her better in could -- herbert in camilla, georgia, democrats line. caller: on the travel ban, you don't want to discriminate against these countries. those are the ones committing all the terrorist act in this country. if c-span and all the other media network brings up the statistics break it down by religion and nationalities who commits more terror acts in this world and in the united states. we'll see what the problem is. i think that's what we need to look at. host: you're saying the country is in question aren't a concern to you? caller: if you looking from the safety of the people in america. we got to look at who committing what terror acts in this country. what nationality the people who committing the terrorist act in this country. i rather deal with the truth. these are some unconscious individuals. i call them evil predators. i don't give them no religion, i don't care if it's a black person, driving around with ak47 he's unconscious terrorist terrorist. i don't care what he is. we dealing with some unconscious predators. we need to

arriba, arriba de la camilla, por favor. arriba de la camilla. ok. vamos a ver, pancho.tambiÉn y ponerse bien rojos. y pueden tener ronchas. los pulmones se pueden empezar a llenar de agua, porque el cuerpo estÁ respondiendo a una reacciÓn inflamatoria, le puede dar sibilancias, puede empezar a tener tos. la persona puede sentir que la garganta se le estÁ apretando y no puede respirar. esto, obviamente, es muy peligroso. le ha pasado a mi esposa y he tenido que reaccionar en una situaciÓn como esa. gastrointestinalmente, la reacciona lÓgica le puedes dar dolor intestinal, le puede dar diarrea. y lo mÁs importante, del punto de vista cardiovascular, le puede bajar la presiÓn significativamente. el paciente puede tener un ritmo cardÍaco bajo, y bÁsicamente, puede colapsar y se puede morir. asÍ que esto tiene que tener mucho, pero que mucho cuidado. esto es algo que tiene que reaccionar rÁpido. como le dije, me ha tocado aquÍ con mi esposa en un restaurante aquÍ en miami y la verdad que no fue algo sencillo. bueno, perdÓn, dÉjenme asegurarme que pancho estÁ bien antes. panc

his wife, camilla was not with him.rted by keisha pulliam who played rudy during "the cosby show." during the recess she spoke to the press. >> i pray for all parties involved. this isn't a great situation no matter what side of the coin you are on. >> what do you say to the women who claim they were raped by bill cosby. >> cosby is charged with drugging and molesting c andrea constin. cosby maintains that their sexual relations were consensual, saying he gave her two ben adrill to help her relax. over 50 allegations arranging from groping to sexual assault to rape. many accusers are claiming the superstar comedian drugged them. the judge allowed one other accuser to testify. if convicted, cosby could face up to ten years in prison. he has repeatedly denied all allegations of sexual misconduct and any wrongdoing. with me lawyers ted williams and katie fang. ted, first you. >> this is clearly a he say, she say kind of a case. we have andrea constead who waited at least a year to go to law enforcement. she's given inconsi

this is using quotes from a book written by penny junor, which presents camilla ‘s side of the story. life and, of course, you can see a lot fascination in that story. a dog? a picture of a dog? look at his year. you have the dog? look at his year. you have the dog and then another dog on his ear. i see. the nose and the eyes...” said it is actually a female dog. she was born with those markings, obviously, but that is what i wanted to show you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: hundreds of flats have been evacuated in north london tower blocks because of fire safety concerns following the grenfell tower tragedy. and radiohead have headlined the opening night of the glastonbury festival, 20 years after they first topped the bill on the pyramid stage. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. good morning! i have put a fairly nice picture of behind me because i think things will improve after this cloudy start. what a difference this weekend, compared to last weekend when we have the high temperatures and high humidity. cooler this weekend

prince charles and camilla visit the royal london hospital where 12 of the injured were taken on saturdays reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were misled about the bank's strength during the financial crisis. and it's twice the size ofjupiter with a temperature of over 4,000 degrees celsius — scientists discover the hottest planet ever found. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. french police say they have shot a man at the pick eagle of notre dame in paris after he tried to attack and officer using a hammer. police have closed the area and are asking people to stay away. reports say the attacker has been injured and his condition is not clear. 0n the line now is a witness inside the cathedral. what are you seeing, what is happening outside? we cannot see anything outside. we are inside the cathedral and closed in, obviously. what happened, when will you aware there was a problem?” what happened, when will you aware there was a problem? i was getting my bag checked and i was about to come inside i heard the gunshots and turned around and we saw a man on the g

and the daily mail nodding to a book about camilla and her relationship with prince charles.is an article about a head teacher who has been told off really for spooking to the girls about wearing tight skirts or skirts that are too tight. i think she was being self—deprecating, she was a 16 size, she wanted to remind people to the degree of uniform regulations and she‘s been hauled in saying she‘s a poor role model and she‘s been told that girls should be able to dress in whatever they like. she was in an assembly and said, i‘m just going to quote to make it clear because it‘s been proved controversial "i‘m not a size 8—#10rks i wouldn‘t wear one", the implication being that if you aren‘t then you shouldn‘t and it‘s all about body shaming and the idea that perhaps girls could become even more paranoid and concerned about size? yes. i feel sorry for her because she was trying to say, look, here are the regulations, and there was a tendency to wear tighter fitting skirts. that is what she was getting to. it‘s a sensitive topic andi getting to. it‘s a sensitive topic and i total

. >> i love what camilla say she wanted to see herself reflected in what she sees. >> zendaya is coming i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. vigils ra scheduled in ten cit ies across the country in remembrances of a murdered virginia teen. nabra hassanen was killed in what police are calling a road rage incident. headed to her mosque on sunday. there are 2 vigils in our area, one is dc, another in reston. and it's take 2, a rain delay in alexandria, yesterday, storms put a damp you are on the plan to reopen simpson field, last wednesday when a man opened fire on a congressional baseball practice there. 6 people were hurt, that includes steve scalise. hasslebration to reopen the -- a celebration is planned for 6:00 p.m. tonight. looking g here is veronica johnson. >> anchor: after severe storms yesterday, today is very quiet. comfortably warm conditions across the area. 85 frederick, you will in dc. 87 around stafford in fredericksburg. feeling very nice today with a breeze out of the west southwest. now, by the end. week heat starts building again. get ready for a

. >> i love what camilla say she wanted to see herself reflected in what she sees. >>> and zendaya isng to you. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." let's see how the commute is going. sue hall's looking at that. >> a couple trouble spots, reggie. good morning, everyone. the dublin grade, accident has been out here for a while, eastbound 580 near schaefer ranch. two left lanes are blocked with fire crews and traffic is stacked up back into castro valley. speeds of 8, 7, 11 miles an hour. it's just a real grind if you're headed eastbound on 580 there. and an accident with a motorcycle, left lane blocked 85 near camden. that's in the northbound direction. very, very slow all the way up towards cupertino. >> thank you, sue. >>> it's still cool and mild outside from 58 in san francisco to san ramon at about 78. remember, listen to your body the next couple of days. we are deep into the heat wave, and it's going to continue. even stronger tomorrow and thursday, and it will spread to the coast by thursday. then it will start retreating at the coast friday and move us will be out of the hea

. >> i love what camilla say she wanted to see herself reflected in what she sees. >> zendaya is coming:27 on this tuesday june 20. let's head to karen rogers starting with a look at mass transit. good morning. >> we're talking about one hour delays with the west trenton line and that's because of the problems they've been having with wire problems here. it was 30 minutes but now it's taking you an hour to travel there. the route 15 trolley shuttle busing until july 16th because of construction there. a live look at the blue route and penndot crossing over here. blue route northbound the ramp to the schuylkill westbound we've got a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. tow truck on the scene with a number of police officers here as well. looks like they're getting ready to tow this guy out of there but in the meantime it's a slow go on that that ran and an accident involving an overturned vehicle in new castle on wilton boulevard near route 40 so traffic getting by but kind of alternating in lanes. a mess on 495 northbound between terminal avenue and edgemoor road. crawling along bec

. >>> britain's prince charles and his wife camilla visiting manchester arena a month after a deadlyril reena staff first on the scene immediately after the concert bombing. >>> cleanup is under way in parts of central michigan of a three days of record rainfall. a state of emergency has been declared, clearing the way for state money to help in the rebuilding efforts. >> and on a light note, oscar meyer is expanding its wiener fleet adding the wiener cycle and the wroener drone. this, it says, is to ensure they will try the new hot dog with no artificial preservatives or nitrates in their meal >> which big tech company is going to partner with them >> you never know. >> sounds like they are doing fine with their own. >> thanks, kell. >> the job market is near full employment, but retail jobs are disappearing at a fast clip. we'll discuss whether that's a red flag for just retail or for the work force and harry potter turns 20 today we'll take a look at the eye popping number that the transhas culled in. that's next on "closing bell." >>> hitting the road and fueling up for less. the

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yes of camilla dean joins us now. what impact will this have for the region?jor step. if you look at the scale of integration between qatar and its golf fears, they have -- peers, they have always tried to create something like the european union. that you have heavyweights like saudi arabia cutting ties across sea, land, and air, that will reverberate around the world. it is not just what is happening in terms of why lateral trade. it is also global cooperation on issues like terrorism. where does all this come from. it started a few weeks ago when president donald trump this is you saw this global counterterrorism operation and widespread campaign, and off the back of that, the gulf felt that qatar was not telling the same line in terms of taking a clear stance against iran. what followed was a huge media campaign against qatar across newspapers and media outlets isolating qatar, saying they are not living up to the responsibilities, and now this latest development, the diplomatic escalation, a step that is going to have significant impact on markets as well

breaking news, charles and camilla will visit manchester arena today to talk to staff who were firstg to meet the first responders, the people on the scene in the moments and then the hours after the incident unfolded. we have heard a bit about what they will be doing today. they will be at the arena itself and meeting venue's and security staff, and the medical teams who were there before anyone else there. we sometimes forget them when we think about the emergency services. they will be meeting british transport police, greater manchester police, the ambulance and fire services. and then they are off to manchester town hall. they are taking part in a round table discussion with community leaders and young people to talk about the impact it has had on them. and we saw the way the city seemed to come together in the days and weeks following the attack. they will be meeting medical staff from the eight hospitals involved in treating patients. thank you. now the rest of the news withjoanna. the bbc has been told the confidence and supply deal between the minority conservative governmen