in camilla's case things are suddenly happening thick and fast. furious in the children are on the way to visit her in hospital. all of the hospital in lyon rang camilla's seven thirty this morning they said they were expecting a post mortal kidney and that she should get there as quickly as possible. she's now being given a thorough examination the kidney is already on its way. uro transplant has found the organ of a deceased person but the time window for transplanting a post-mortem organ is short for medical reasons we're not allowed to take a camera in because of the many antibodies in common as blood doctors are afraid of complications. doris's told us the coming year is now having surgery. but last after several hours there is some news. because he's still asleep so they are waiting when it's going to wake up. and they're talking about maybe two weeks. for the family it is now a matter of keeping their fingers crossed. six months later at the hospital i'm going to get the wait is finally over. after many setbacks lamont is about to have a tr

yeah things are i'm worried about camilla i fear she won't be able to cope mentally i myself won't be able to relax until a new kidney is found and sometimes i could weep too for then i try to give camilla strength but i am really concerned as well but. once again it's a case of waiting and hoping. in the six months since our first meeting with law meant a lot has happened but not positively he shaved off his beard and his hair is longer but now he has to go to hospital several times a week for dialysis. that is what i heard betting i wanted to avoid that at all costs of late it's the worst setback i've suffered. enough while. still his facebook friend has had a self tested a ray of hope. in ca miller's case things are suddenly happening thick and fast. furious and the children are on the way to visit her in hospital. all of the hospital in lyon rang camilla's seven thirty this morning they said they were expecting a post mortal kidney and that she should get there as quickly as possible. she's now being given a thorough examination of the kidney is already on its way. euro transplant

with me are camilla tominey, political editor at the sunday express and pauljohnson, deputy editor ofo both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the the financial times reports that uber has been granted a short—term licence to operate in london, the metro leads with 28—year—old khalid ali who faces life in prison after being found guilty of plotting a terror attack outside parliament. the daily express claims prince william could be the peacemaker between israelis and palestinians following a historic visit to isareal. the i reports that a former downing street adviser warns bickering about spending is jeopardising the chances of the conservatives winning the next general election. the daily telegraph claims the business secretary greg clark is being accused of sowing seeds of panic, after using a speech to urge industry leaders to use their influence to soften brexit. let's begin with the front of the metro. and striking picture of the metro. and striking picture ofa man of the metro. and striking picture of a man caught short of an apparent terrorist attack. yes,

in the meantime much has happened in camilla's life her body has finally accepted the donor kidney now she can even do sports again for the last four years that was out of the question. it's like a new life it's changed and you know i know. when i was dying and i didn't sport i didn't work. you know i try to make the best of it you know but. yeah my life was like oh yeah bit of an old man so i think live the life of the forty nine year old person a good. come in or even has a job again as a part time social worker so much now seems possible once more but the family is still cautious the fear of transplant rejection remains because as a rule post mortal organs do not last as long as those from living donors even though in the end camila did not obtain her new kidney via facebook the family does not regret searching the internet for one. to help her through. the past two years three years of dialogue and there was hope for a kidney and all without facebook there was no and not only that because of my what i did on facebook i had a look i think i had about eight or six and i think seven p

and his wife the duchess of cornwall are in the english city of seoul british friday charles and camilla looking to lift spirits in the wake of the poisoning of the former russian agent and his daughter in march to get more on this now live to correspondent and to see . it working on the royal couple succeeding in giving the city of most. welcome and they've certainly been trying their best we are indeed in seoul's very weird almost four months ago now became the epicenter of this massive scandal that took over headlines all over the world where former double agent sergei scrawl and his thirty three daughter yulia were found slumped on a park bench right here in seoul very and indeed all of the attention all eyes were about to bring today as the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery. some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little bit of a sense of fatigue when it comes to this whole saga already. people. but t

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thank you, camilla and paul. goodbye.t it hasn't been overly humid. the heat has actually been relatively dry. that also means the temperatures overnight have been pretty decent. not too high. wednesday will be another hot day. we suspect the hotspots will actually be in scotla nd hotspots will actually be in scotland and northern ireland on wednesday, so for a change it is not going to happen across some southern and western parts of the uk. that is because we have more of a breeze off the north sea. in terms of the weather off rest of europe, the high pressure is in charge across scandinavia, much of central and western europe. you may have noticed a glimpse of low pressure across the greek islands, but this is what we have got first thing in the morning on wednesday. see what i mean? it is not desperately want, 13 or 1a in london, single figures in the north. so the nights have been relatively 0k, so the nights have been relatively ok, compared to what it can be in oui’ ok, compared to what it can be in our climes when

all eyes were about to celebrate today as the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery but some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little bit of a sense of fatigue when it comes to this whole saga already people. think oh forget. it six will almost never happen you know temporary but for the kids from korea back of the news. will be some of a choice of the guys go so it will start with i think it will take people a month but it is building back up and i have noticed around the time. sort of coming back it. well if you remember all of this kick started on march fourth when service and yulia were found on a park bench they were taken to a hospital it was later announced that they have been poisoned by a nerve agent that was jobs not a truck and immediately all hands pointed to russia the british government if you were paul said it's highly likely that moscow was behind this they said that only russia would have the

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all eyes were back to celebrate today as the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery but some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little bit of a sense of fatigue when it comes to this whole saga already people ok. i mean i think i'll forget the state because it's almost never happened yet temporary but . it keeps on coming back on the news but. some of the places does go some people will start worrying about that right i think it will take people months but it is building back up and i have noticed a rhyme the time. sort of coming back it will also at the same time some locals we've been speaking to here in seoul three have basically told us they have some suspicions about the approach and position the british government had taken on this whole case or you. know. i mean. i'm not saying that he. knew we. could also look at it would it. keep things a bit quiet. it would it may be this country could be the american

was hello i'm camilla welcome to at the end the germans always win they obviously don't germany lost two nil against south korea. the world cup two thousand and eighteen as over the defending champions. i'm welsh so this and this is this how.

su cuerpo se encontró en una camilla , cuatro horas más tarde no se ha dado a conocer la causa de sudo las casas de dos miembros del jurado. enfrenta cargos de violar una orden judicial y más >> a más de una semana, aún no se confirma quién será el nuevo alcalde de san francisco y por más de 1600 votos y se espera que el margen se decida mañana martes cuando se contabilicen votos. >> se espera un programa de emergencia. pretende ayudar a personas en indigencia para ver personas. este dinero según el presupuesto con los que ya contaba el programa >> una mujer de unos 70 años fue rescatada de un secuestrador >> colorado de nuestra estación nos tiene más detalles. >> antes de las ocho de la mañana, un hombre de unos 30 años supuestamente atacó al hijo de la dueña de la casa hiriéndolo y la costó a ingresar a su carro. terminando en este barrio de oak lands >> [habla en inglés] >> la oficial de policía de oak lands dice que el sospechoso se estrelló intencionalmente con una patrulla de policía antes de ser arrestado. el hombre amenazó a la señora varias vés. afortunadamente la señora no

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camilla burnell reports. billion in tariffs against u.s. exports.cted to impact the price of >> mexico is fighting back announcing $3 million in tariffs against u.s. exports. the tariffs are expected to impact the price of products including pork, apples, potatoes, bourbon, and some cheese. >> these import tariffs are going to make american products more expensive and this is exactly administration's announced tariffs on steel and aluminum what we have been moving against and away from. >> reporter: the move is a retaliation for the trump administration's announcement for tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from mexico and a number of other countries. the president has long argued that international trade has not benefited the u.s. >> our industries have been targeted for years and years, decadect by fa foreign trade practices. second largest market for u.s. de go >> reporter: but the [null] for tat won't matter because the exports -- the u.s. exports more than it buys and it's the second largest market for u.s. goods behind only canada. >> we wil

. ♪ 'cause girls like you run around with guys like me ♪ >> that's camilla cabello. from there, it's a steady stream of actresses, athletes, and activists. from j-lo to ellen. the youngest, 14-year-old millie bobby brown from "stranger things". >> filmed on a simple grey stage it took three days. and just last month the maroon 5 frontman told us when it comes to production value, less is more. >> you know, we don't' like to overdo it. there's a lot of over-the-top things now in pop music. >> a bright-yellow clad cardi b. has the longest cameo, rapping for 30 seconds. as for the message behind the music video, adam as hold us in the past that he likes to leave that a mystery. >> i like to keep it to myself and let people interpret for what they want. >> but there's one moment that needs no interpretation. at the end of the video, adam's wife behati and 20-month-old daughter dusty rose join him center stage for a sweet hug. i love it so much. everyone was in it. but one thing missing from the video, their other daughter, 2-month-old gio grace. all we got were these wri

exactly what happened and just last week we saw the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla travel to souls very to sort of boost morale on the ground but it seems that this whole story has slightly left public consciousness here in the u.k. despite all the damage it has caused in relations between russia and the u.k. while still of course we're yet to see officials find official findings of the investigation that is continuing. libya is being torn apart by rival groups seven years on from the fall of gadhafi the city of dirt in the is on the frontline of the civil war the libyan national army is now closing in on the city and has.

attention all eyes were back to source returns the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery but some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little bit of a sense of fatigue when it comes to this whole saga already people ok. but i think they'll forget because it takes almost never have but for people coming back on the news. they'll be some of the guys go over some people will start with i think it will take people a month but it is building back up and i have noticed a rhyme the time sort of a coming back it that whole time russia for saying it had nothing to do with the attack they said they would have any motive for doing something like this and have been denying all along having had to do anything to do with this point something while asking to be able to participate in the investigation that actually is still going on all of these months later we do know that hundreds of detectives have been working here examining as

exactly what happened and just last week we saw the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla travel to souls very to sort of boost morale on the ground but it seems that this whole story has slightly left public consciousness here in the u.k. despite all the damage it has caused in relations between russia and the u.k. while still of course we're yet to see officials firing official findings of the investigation that is continuing our abilities are necessary churkin thank you. for . a brand new report of my online new site the intercept sheds light on the alleged collaboration between american telecom giant. and u.s. spy agency the n.s.a. which are enabled snooping on private e-mails and phone calls apparently eight of the phone companies buildings across major u.s. cities are being used by the n.s.a. for a surveillance activities according to this new report the agency collects a large amount of aid to customer data with traffic trolled daily as evidence for the alleged collaboration the report presents classified n.s.a. documents public records and even interviews with the

government has apologized to the families and said camilla charges could follow -- criminal charges couldofollow. eritrea's president says that he is sending a delegation for talks to ethiopia. the two neighboring nations have been involved in one of africa's most intractable standoffs for decades. but earlier this month ethiopia said it would fully accept the terms of a peace deal made with eritrea back in 2000. the global trade dispute is set to go up yet another. notch where is the good news? fanny: that is a good question. this friday the first uf's -- u.s. tariffs on exports come into effect. they will affect products like peanut butter, whiskey and motorcycles. they are in retaliation to levies on exports. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross has spoken out against what he calls unjustified price rises. he says some in the market are unfairly c cnging on t to inventory. >> the price of steel and for a while the price of aluminum when up far more than is justified by the terrorists. -- tariffs. so we are trying to find out whether there are peoplee who ae illegally profiteering from t

the bailout germany sixty eight the by camilla. young people were against their parents and the established the b.'s opposing forces the break the bank to sixty of the bush team. this you know i mean in your minutes i'm going yes. what i'm going to miss you know what i'm with what i'm organizing around up what is it them and. why mckenzie it gets us into sas it could not only safe but are going on where they're being funded . as long as. i'm not just you know good day nothing would change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. we make up oh but we watch us all profit the under budget fights we on the seven seven percent. the want to shape the continent's future. to be part of it and join african youngsters of testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform for africa that's charging. they live to surf but. danger lurks in the water we were there all year long surfing into west end and polluted

number of have a neck not a minute no the the next camilla thought nothing of it all got to know me and now i've got. a phone with no one's come to look. up a lot of the nothing. they come here to watch from the will of the accident i watched . we just came together as residents and qatari nationals it was a really nice and uniting time in a bittersweet sort of way. unpack it for us what were you here and what we're seeing whether on line test horrendous things humans on the surface. absolutely don't doubt about that or if you join us on sacked a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat this is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. conservation ease helping kyrgyzstan to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty snow leopards as the technology imp

believe or trust too much in this two men show that trump and camilla on. we're presenting not bust but also consider all the relevant factors that played the main role in the korean war and that knowledge that they from now on also have to be into credit and the process of peace in the region namely china and south korea cannot be just an issue between the u.s. and north korea and second we have to him but this declaration which is non-binding without any verification system or town time bound plan. we have to invent this international public law so that we have a structure which makes this agreement which gives this agreement a prospective treaty we are proposing is the one of the prohibition of nuclear weapons nothing briefly you want to dismiss it i would say i mean i agree that china is involved should be involved i don't think that you can have lasting peace in korea obviously without south korea but south korea is the really the one who's been been pushing this and if you look at what you know president said when it looked like that the meeting wasn'

exactly what happened and just last week we saw the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla travel to souls very to sort of boost morale on the ground but it seems that this whole story has slightly left public consciousness here in the u.k. despite all the damage it has caused in relations between russia and the u.k. while still of course we're yet to see officials find official findings of the investigation that is continuing. ati's going underground house to afshin rattansi has been talking to seymour hersh right now and american investigative journalist and pulitzer prize winner about the poisoning of a pal says russians may be responsible for the assassination attempt but not from the kremlin this cripples we were told in this country i mean clearly this was a lethal military grade. nerve gas is if you have to population you that you can have no idea of military grade military grade v.x. . you could wipe out half of london with that one i mean it's really it was. called a store you know you look i've written about it so yes my something i have written the story i always

age to have this lady in the muscle that you had i not going to continue muslims you know do more camilla's lost their companies all. right. it's a multinational of a particular kind one you all know some of you may even visit it's present across the globe and on the corner of your street. the catholic church. with its hierarchy. its communication. and its very darkest secrets. to feel a. bit australia seven percent of priests are thought to have sexually abused minors four percent in the united states. we discovered the clergymen found guilty of better feed via are still active often in contact with children. nice to internal documents will reveal how church leaders protect priests accused of sexually abusing minors. by sending them from country to country notably in africa. the investigation into these international exiles took us to cameroon. to argentina. to the united states. to france and to italy. during our travels we stablished this unprecedented map that regarding the transfers of priests involved in cases of that ophelia. recommend sits in the. way that up with his off by a few.

all eyes were back to celebrate today as the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla have been paying a visit indeed to boost the syrian city spirits and really help it out on its way to what's being described as recovery but some of the locals we've been speaking to here seem to have a little bit of a sense of fatigue when it comes to this whole saga already people ok very quickly . i mean i think don't forget because it takes almost never have and yet. you keep on coming back on the news. will be some of a place and guys go some people will start with i think it will take people a month but it is building back up i've noticed a rhyme the time well sort of coming back it will also at the same time some locals we've been speaking to here in seoul have basically told us they have some suspicions about the approach and position the british government had taken on this whole case. i mean. i'm not saying that he. could ultimately do with it. it wouldn't make it to this country could be the americans. but you know i think we need to events. and we can really come in until

hello i'm camilla welcome to at the end the germans always win they obviously don't germany lost two nil against south korea. the world cup two thousand and eighteen is over for the defending champions. this emptiness. is all the time. tara. germany's out in the first round for the first time since nine hundred thirty eight. you need then yeah hey i'm daniel and i am not surprise started saying that i'm not surprised. i'm not german but. emotionally if no no i mean it's just football that's again i don't ever take sports that serious me but. i am shocked there is a lot of disbelief silence i was actually inside germany's biggest fan zone and an lot of fans it was shark sadness what a surprise. this country is not the same anymore but you know what those pictures are somewhat also misleading because initially that is how the fence felt but like i promised like ten minutes after you had a lot of germany fans dancing smiling and celebrating for them it was like it's ok and you know we're just have to wait another four years not me have another go at it most modern you know if you know i

exactly what happened and just last week we saw the prince of wales charles and the duchess of cornwall camilla travel to souls very to sort of boost morale on the ground but it seems that this whole story has slightly left public consciousness here in the u.k. despite all the damage it has caused in relations between russia and the u.k. while still of course we're yet to see officials find official findings of the investigation that is continuing. he's going underground returns he has been talking to seymour hersh renowned american investigative journalist and pulitzer prize winner about the poisoning of. paul says russians may be responsible for the assassination attempt but not from the kremlin. this cripples we were told in this country i mean clearly this was a lethal military grade. nerve gas is if you can kill half the population you that you can have no idea of military grade military grade v.x. . you could wipe out half of london with that one i mean it's really that it was. called a store you know you look i've written about it so yes my something i have written the story i always had

shows how difficult it is to defend this trophy and keep together a winning group of players you camilla has tried to do that but then consequently his germany site a very old baby fact it was the oldest starting eleven by a germany stage squad since two thousand and two ok i don't like the consequences and some of the players. i'm afraid we're going to leave it there johnson crane in moscow and only one talking here in berlin thank you so much. to me to movements and it seems packed only on c. d tom he used noble media for full contribution when choosing gas from three continents. discuss conditions will female advances and change in construct just as well one new milestone me to come female nice culture today. the next on the list. the world cup is on and russian girl to an impressive start. over the hosts are not favored to win the tournament. still coached on a slab church up in his dreaming of the final. water russian fashion set about the world cup. to go in sixty minutes on the double of. crimes against humanity civilians become witnesses to. their recorded images travel around th

hello i'm camilla welcome to at the end the germans always win they obviously don't germany lost two nil against south korea. the world cup two thousand and eighteen is over for the defending champions. this antinous is.

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reporter camilla brunel has the latest from washington. >> reporter: this is the first time a sitting u.s. president meets with a north korean leader and this is historic because the summit lasted only about five hours but they said it could be the beginning of a very good relationship. it started with a handshake and a signed document. those were the key moments between kim jong-un and president donald trump. according to president donald trump, they discussed denuclearization, and that is something that kim jong-un is committed to. >> he reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we also agreed to vigorous negotiations to implement the agreement as soon as possible. >> the president also stated he would like to see u.s. station -- u.s. soldiers stationed in south korea come home. >> reporter: he said it is provocative to have these war exercises. they said it will remain in place until washington confirms that north korea complies. the details will be discussed next week and the president is confident that signing the document is a goo

[chanting] rob: democratic congresswoman camilla so she was among the women arrested, another protestt food stamps get your work boots on, senate passing a landmark farm bill 86-11 which overhauls the food stamp program authorizing farmers and nutrition programs for five years but time to work up major differences without, the bill requires food stamp recipients to work until they are 59 years old. the current farm lot expires september 30th. jillian: a second high-stakes summit confirmed between donald trump and russian pres. vladimir putin july 16th in helsinki, finland, nothing security issues between the countries, will be the focus of the historic sit down. what the republicans and democrats hope to accomplish from this meeting, deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin and army special forces veteran jim hansen. thank you for joining us this morning. what do you want to see come from this summit? >> no doubt this is a make or break summit for the western alliance and this summit where donald trump will be meeting with vladimir putin will determine whether or not the united

can you, camilla. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is lauren. i'm from advancing justice asian law caucus, a member of a.p.i. council. 42% of a.p.i.'s in san francisco are living in poverty, and we're the oldest organization dedicated to a.p.i. especially those that are low-income and non-english speaking. this year, we're asking for our expiring programming for tenant outreach, council and eviction defense work. specifically we're requesting assistance for my position. we run a culturally competent housing program in chinatown, and we are one of the very few legal organizations in the city who represent and defend the eviction of low-income chinese speakers in court. we hope that you will continue to support the asian law caucus and the a.p.i. tenant's request. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. what is your request? >> our request is 97,500 so we can continue. >> supervisor cohen: okay. thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is kathrin chiu. i'm a staff attorney at the asian law caucus. i'm here to echo lauren's

camilla bell is back with an all new episode of "shades of america."fferences between canada and the united states of america? >> in canada, no matter where i go, people are very well informed about what's going on in canada and what's going on in the world and some people in the u.s. are -- >> i can't act like that's not true. >> but it's not like what's happened in the u.s. there's a lot more understanding. >> what do you mean about this? what do you mean by what's happening -- >> on the border situation. >> i'm not living south of the border, but in this case i do, from your perspective, what's going on south of the border. >> people are staying in their -- i think that in dcanad, there's a lot more understanding. >> i can do this. >> yeah. yeah. >> that's united shades of america, kamcamilla bell joinine right now. good to see you. in this week's episode. a few things have happened in recent weeks that have kind of, you know, made for a rather tenuous relationship. at least the president, president trump calling canada a security threat to the u.s.

let me play a little of camilla harris, talking about what donald trump is doing, criminalizing all migrantssaying they're all just criminals. here is senator harris talking about that. >> i prosecuted transnational criminal organizations, focused on transnational organizations that traffic in drugs and guns and human beings. no question, prosecute them. we're talking about moms in this prison that fled domestic violence, sexual abuse, threats to the safety of their children and their sons and we're treating them like common criminals. >> and really quickly, go on. >> my senator from the great state of california is saying there, tcos, something you hear the administration use as justification for extreme policies we are seeing the last couple of weeks and months and through the course of the trump administration. not only are tcos, transnational criminal organizations a small percentage of the overall migrant population that comes into the united states, but we crunched numbers for the dateline special, october to may this year alone, 2% of all people that came into the united states appreh