camilla's reaction she was honored. >> chris, so glad you're here right now.this is us" brings the drama every week. but drama also seems to follow miley cyrus and her new man cody simpson wherever they go. >> that includes australia where cody just won their version of "the masked singer." >> guess who is a judge on that show? lindsay lohan who clearly has a beef. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> if it is you, we have a lot to talk about and this is not the arena for it. i want my furniture back because i bought your furniture for your house in venice. >> cody explains the furniture drama after the win. >> i dated her sister for a little while and i lived in this little beach shack in venice, california. they came into the house and kept like ordering me stuff and it would show up to the house. >> lindsay wasn't ready to let this go, taking a dig at miley in the process by posting an old photo of ali and cody on instagram writing, when you realize you failed and you settled for less. cody simpson, family is everything. you won "the masked singer" but you lost on

reportero: a este joven de África lo tuvieron que llevar en camillas porque sus piernas estaban lesionadasmÉxico a estados unidos. alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. carolina: una llamada la policÍa termina en tragedia. una mujer afroamericana perdiÓ la vida cuando el te llegÓ a la escena pensó que era el sospechoso y disparo, matÁndola. danae: las imÁgenes de la cÁmara corporal de vario policÍas muestran como los mismos caminan. mientras revisan el lugar van iluminÁndolo hasta llegar al patio trasero donde dan una orden a alguien. tatiana jefferson fue sorprendida por la muerte. este vecino llamÓ preocupado porque una de las puertas de la vivienda estaba entreabierta. >> me siento culpable porque si hubiera llamado mi vecina estarÍa viva. es una investigaciÓn exhaustiva. jefferson se habÍa graduado y trabajaba para buscar a su madre que estaba hospitalizada. luego de los disparos los agentes entraron a la casa, pero la mujer muriÓ inmediatamente. este fue puesto en licencia administrativa mientras investiga el caso. carolina: o nombre en california quedÓ en libertad luego de estar preso durante 3

camilla harris 1% support. indiana mayor has 5% of the voters in the 1 earlier contest and bet owo o'rourke. anthony, how is this controversy affecting the democrats? >> well the charges of the president leveled against joe biden, they don't hurt him directly. most democrats say it's not true, don't matter, haven't changed their view. it's biden's response to the charges that is generating a lukewarm response from the early state democrats. they say they're somewhat satisfied with the biden response, but noty sfied with it. we ask when t candidates, w well fend offe attacks from the president. surely they're coming. only half of people say they think biden will do that very well. you contrast that with elizabeth warren. her numbers are higher on fending off attacks from the president. i also notice a strength from joe biden is what people perceive as hissy hrebg ability. the fact he can beat donald trump among democrats, that is down this week. i think it maybe when you talk about electability it's not just dem

una de ellas en camilla, por cierto, este inaugurado se frenÓ en la mitad de camino y ahora serÁ cerradarigen puertorriqueÑo, joaquÍn phoenix, fue criticada antes de su estreno por temor a que la historia pudiese inspirar actos de violencia. es importante que los padres tengan precauciÓn. borja: y dicen, canela, que dicen de una de las mejores interpretaciones de phoenix y es uno de los mejores en la historia del cine. ahora bien, este vÍdeo se ha vuelto viral. las redes sociales y todo gracias a la iniciativa de un padre mÉxico para celebrarlos 15 aÑos de su hija. juan manuel duarte se mantiene vendiendo raspados en coahuila. el no sÓlo ahorró dinero, sino que mire que belleza, decorÓ su triciclo con flores y risas de color rosa. luego le pidiÓ a su hija que se vistiera, se pegara y ambos salieron a recorrer las calles del municipio. vamos a escucharlo. >> todo se puede. >> buenas tardes. feliz lunes. gracias por acompaÑarnos.

an profesional si se agarra un chamaco amateur lo puede sacar en camilla mal, herido ¿no?.io... presidente de la comisiÓn mundial de boxeo. que ha dicho que no quiere y ya amenazÓ que podrÍan suspender hasta 2 aÑos a los profesionales que vayan. quÉ eso me imagino, que va a poner un pa ron. son sentimientos encontrados, porque uno dice, profesionales se imagina y comienza hacerse sueÑos de un ande ruiz y un canel Àlvarez, por quÉ no. y por otra parte es la integridad del pÚgil. >>> a canelo le ponen un novato ahÍ >>> mÉxico quiere una medalla a como de lugar. permiten a los peleadores profesionales. >>> se llevan al perro angulo. jugadores que ya estÁn mas pa allÁ que pa' ca. >>> hablemos de boxeo telemundo. comienza la versiÓn... ¿quÉ vamos a tener maÑana?. >>> una pelea de campeonato mundial. tenemos a yo mar alamos que se va a enfrentar a antonio toÑo morÁn. peleÓ con el peleador puertorriqueÑo pedraza y la puntuaciÓn fue 96-94 una pelea muy cerrada. es una pelea prueba totalmente para el invicto peleador boricua. >>> >>> como dirÍa renÉ >>> mÉxico-puerto rico >>> los do

. >> reporter: queen elizabeth and camilla, the duchess of cornwall attended a service in observationf the anniversary and met withhurch officials. 16 royal weddings have been held at westminster as wells every royal coronation since 1066. the church was originally founded by benedictine monks in 960 a.d. and over the centuries has welcomed worshippers from l over the world and of various faiths. >> i think a very important t theme abbey is that of one people. it's a center for all faiths, a lot of interfaith services,st chns and jews, relationship with the catholic church, too. and i think the abbe since thetr 1960s had to reach out to a very broad const iuency to maelf a national church but in a new age. >> reporter: the churc houses the shrine of st. edward and a number of historic coections dating back to t tenth century. continue our signature series on the expansion of ice detention centers in louisiana, and wel look at prime minister justin trudeau's bid for a second term in monday's canadian election. that's all for this n of pbs newshour weekend i'm alison stewart. thanks for

the last royal visit to the country was made by william's father, prince charles, and his wife, camillandent secunder kermani is in islamabad. tell us more about their day. well, we know the royal couple arrived here last night in islamabad. they will be spending time here and also travelling to the city of lahore as well as more mountainous, remote regions in the north of the country. while they are here in islamabad, they will be meeting the president of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. buta of pakistan, the prime minister of pakistan, imran khan. but a lot of their time will also be spent with younger people, talking about issues such as climate change, education, certainly i think they will be keen to work avoid straying into any kind of political controversy touching on the cashmere crisis or the legacy of british colonialism which some here still want an apology for —— kashmir. this has particular significance for britain, of course, because of the large british, pakistani diaspora. the two countries have a close relationship and it has a special significance

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i can only think what camilla cabello says, there is something is going on that we are a lwa ys somethingt we are always one step behind. there is some technology going on from a facebook. you don't even know what people are seeing... we've got to leave it there. thank you. you get the strength of feeling, the determination, people saying they wa nt determination, people saying they want a second referendum, a people's vote. i think it's also true most people want to use that to stop brexit come cancel this process. danjohnson dan johnson there at danjohnson there at parliament square. quite a march. past downing street down into parliament square. still a number of them, as you can hear, on the barricades this evening, helping us along as they normally do. the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry was speaking at the people's vote march earlier. let's take a listen to what she had to say. the truth is that it should not be for a handful of mps to decide on this incredibly important issue. it should be the people who decide. cheering if boruc cheering if borchohnson is so pleased with

. >>> and senator camilla harris trying to regain her footing after back slading in the polls.sked if there is any democrat in the race rate now that could beat donald trump. >> not among the crowd that has surfaced. there has to be at least one more newcomber, maybe possibly two. the two people on the democratic side in this country that would have a real chance of defeating trump would be barack obama or hillary clinton. neither of them are in this contest yet. yet. >> yet? >> you don't think joe baden could beat donald trump? >> it is focused not on what trump has done on the criminal side allegedly but what hunter biden has done to protect his father. it is amazing. >> roll this back a little. hillary clinton, after a couple of years of being completely outside, she is doing a bunch of media appearances these days. >> i am telling you, it is becoming eligible for what you have to refur to as the rematch. >> well, you know, some people would like to sea that. there is an interesting constitutional debate if you could have a biden obama ticket even though you can't run for pr

in grew up and the camilla's he did i was part of the destruction and of my reputation so although he grew up all his life was desolate boni that's the bony so yeah it means to put it with tech and. thinking he was living up to my image so when he had a conflict and started resolve it. by that he resolved it in the way. it was obvious and that was to buy this and it cost him 55 years of his life. the street is open for business 247 cars drive on a dollar a drugs are exchanged and the conference off again maybe boonies trying to help these kids because his own son is so out of reach. orlando now a grown man who's calling from prison. hasn't seen him you know for 25 years as a former convict he isn't allowed to visit his son in prison but he has plans for orlando once he gets sacked. well scott i want to get to you bad and you got the budget you got your projects you got the part of the storm just like me . but for now all he can do is watch from his front porch as the kids on the street make the same mistakes he did. mistakes that rarely come with the 2nd child . patrol cars emergency

he grew up in the camilla's he did that was part of the destruction their reputation so although he grew up all his life was desolate boni that's the bone. to portray day . thinking he was living up to my image so when he had a conflict. he resolved it in a way. to resolve it and that was why and it cost him 55 years that was like. a street is open for business 247 cars drive on a door opens drugs are exchanged and the contracts off again maybe dooney is trying to help these kids because his own son is so out of reach. orlando now a grown man is calling from prison who need hasn't seen him you know for 25 years as a former convict he isn't allowed to visit his son in prison but he has plans for orlando once he gets sacked. but up to the good bad and you've got the part of the family you've got your problems you've got the perfect storm just like me. but for now all he can do is watch from his front porch because the kids on the street make the same mistakes he did. mistakes that really come with the 2nd child. patrol cars emergency lines show the way for paul the point he's reached his 2

bennet former vice president joe biden senator cory booker governor steve ballack, mayor Ãb senator camillaklobuchar. ..... watch anytime on cspan.org and listen on the go with every cspan2 radio app. coming up tonight on c-span two, like the house organizational committee, has a hearing on congressional rules. then officials testify before a house subcommittee on middle east policy. after that, medicare and medicaid services of irma, testifies before house energy and commerce subcommittee on health care policy. is modernization committee held on rules, and heard from experts on how social media and technology will impact the members of congress communicate with her constituents. whose is an hour.

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. >>> right now with a new song released by camilla cavallo we want to take you on a trip to milan italy. looks like a nice day there. you can catch a nonstop flight from sfo to milan at 7:10 pm tonight. let's go.you are watching mornings on 2. >>> just for dave clark, ladies and gentlemen. this is his woke up fall song into the studio. feels good. feel good looking at that sunrise. i knew that you would. >> that is a beauty shot. >> that is beautiful. >> makes you want to scream. >> he does a really great -- >> i tried. i can say good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is friday, october 4.i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. i feel nice too. i'm not stepping outside. it's a little chilly at the moment. . it will feel nice later as we get into the afternoon. temperatures are climbing. we have a warming trend underway for your afternoon today and the warmest day at least of the next few days with our focus on the weekend. let's take a look at san francisco. gorgeous out there. mid-fifties right now in san francisco but areas like santa rosa, and live

. >>> democratic presidential karen candidate, camilla harris wants to let parents stay home with the babies. they revealed a proposal that would provide six months of paid family and medical leave. people who make less than 75 thousand dollars per year would qualify for salary replacement with lesser benefits for higher wage hustles. in addition to caring for children, the proposal allows us to take leave for of personal family medical leave issues. or harris campaign says this would be funded by payroll taxes on employees. >>> election offices are accepting but by mail ballots a week before the election. some counties have opened early voting sensors. about 50 people cast votes yesterday in san francisco. voters should really see vote by mail dollars by the end of this week >> we are getting ready to just send out the message to people and say hey, check your party affiliation. make sure it is what you wanted to be. and if you want to change, here are the steps to change it. >> registration deadlines will be earlier than before because california's new primary date is bumped up to j

when camilla harris was on stage at a town hall and as an lgbt town hall and walks onto the stage andys, my gender pronouns, which is a nod generous not to this conversation. and what is it Ãto see people that we are supposed to trust to give us information to help us understand what's going on because so much is happening to see them makes jokes of things that are actually very sensitive and painful for people especially for kids. it's just heartbreaking. we don't even have the language for it. Ãis such a perfect american example that these cops and 12 seconds, that tells you a lot, 12 seconds they saw a 12-year-old boy and assumed he was a man with the gun and shot him. that's a lot of decisions to be making in 12 seconds. just the fact that they saw him and thought he looked like a grown man, not that shooting a grown man would've been better in that instance but it says so much about our culture and you see black girls are always getting suspended. discipline more harshly. because they are treated as adults when they are still kids. talk about dylann roof. talk about any of those

that after the debate the atlantic magazine surveyed the participants and found that bernie sanders, camillaris, elizabeth warren, cory booker and julian castro all would provide benefits to the undocumented in their words. joe biden was less clear but seemed to say that he would allow illegal immigrants to buy insurance on the exchange, presumably unsubsidized. so it looks like they would just be allowed to buy insurance policy on the health care exchanges. and i'll go over exactly what that means. now, under current law illegal immigrants are not allowed to participate in the health insurance exchange established by the affordable care act, also called obamacare. of that's like the core part of obamacare. so they cannot receive what's called the advanced premium tax credits which are the subsidies paid to insurance companies to help low income people afford coverage. illegal immigrants are also generally barred from participating in medicaid to health insurance programs for the poor with some notable exceptions such as minors in some states, pregnant women is and a few other tiny categorie

. >> camilla of d.c. roll call. >> thank you. there's been a few reports about the fact that they can training cpb officers to conduct silent interviews. is this a long-term solution, apprehension numbers are signaling they're going down. how are cbp officers being trained? >> first of all, we've trained, i want to say, 60 up to this point. and three classes. there might be a fourth in process. i can't remember exactly. as a former attorney general, i have a lot of law enforcement interaction. litd let me give you a comparison i found surprising. it's not uncommon for a law enforcement officer to do line training. for instance, mental health training, they can spend a week doing that. active shooter training. they can spend three days doing that, meaning they're pulled off the line to do these kind of trainings. the classroom apart of our training for border patrol agents is three weeks. for every border patrol agent i've talked to, it's far and away the longest, most thorough in-service training, my term, not theirs, of their en

now we talk to congresswoman camilla giapal slated under what are now the rules to draft any potentialrticles of impeachment. we are joined by a progressive radio host who interviewed speaker pelosi and many other leaders in this arena mark thovtorc torchson, what did -- torch thompson. >> we are at this point to cast a vote about an inquiry into presidential abuse of power. so i don't think there was any cheering on the floor after we voted or anything like that. there w this was a case the president has clearly with mounting evidence from all corners utilized the power of the white house to ask a foreign ally to interfere in our election, dig up dirt and withhold aid that congress has already appropriated. the weird thing about this case i think is that the most compelling witness came right at the beginning directly to the people and it was the president of the united states. everybody else has been corroborating information, some more damming than others. but the most damming is the president's behavior. so i think it was a tough day for everybody. but, obviously, we are very unifi

you can see an all new "snl" this week with host david harbour and musical guest camilla cabello.o the show, our very good friend, kenan thompson, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: how are you, buddy? >> oh, my goodness [ cheers and applause how are you? >> seth: this is - >> that was the best >> seth: this is the best having you here and let me just say, you look like a million bucks >> what? >> seth: you look fit. and you look trim. >> thank you >> seth: and a lot of people - >> spanx is working. >> seth: the spanx are working [ laughter ] 'cause you have two little girls. and i feel like with dads it could go either way. like, you have kids and you just give up. >> i have small children and they keep you on your toes >> seth: they keep you on your toes >> i thought about giving up >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. i haven't slept. i don't where i am >> seth: i guess you're running around a lot >> right now >> seth: beautiful girls >> but, yeah, they're sweeties >> seth: come on, lothose two. >> come on [ cheers and applause look at this >> seth: that right th

yvonne we also just going to galvanise just decided weeks before this outburst in more school that was camilla very eyes just decided weeks before this outburst in more school that was connected with moscow city to do more elections we had this little more keys we sure as talking with moscow city to do more elections we had this goal of keys we sure as talking surprise us which was a surprise for me because i remember quite well when i 1st read the prizes which was a surprise for me because i remember quite well when i 1st read the news of the journalist being detained with rocks i remember my idea i was the use of the journalist being detained with rocks i remember my idea i was on the consul then but i thought well this is these are media people they can differ on the council then but i thought well this is these are media people they can defend their own kind so no need to trouble myself about it so i was on their own kind so no need to trouble myself about it so i wasn't ready for the magnitude of things happening that when they began with ready for the magnitude of things happening that w

, governor steve bullock, mayor pete buttigieg, secretary Ãb representative john delaney, senator camillaris, senator amy klobuchar, representative beto o'rourke. senator bernie sanders, tom stier, senator elizabeth warren and andrew yang. it 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 president trump holds a campaign rally with supporters in tupelo mississippi. watch c-span campaign 2020 coverage live friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. watch anytime on c-span.org. and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> sunday live at noon eastern on in-depth, princeton university professor imani perry joins us to talk about african american history and racial inequality. >> my mother came of age in jim crow alabama. my mother lived her use in a white nationalist society. Ãbopenly officially white nationalist society. >> it has reared its head again. >> her most recent book is "brief, a letter to my sons. other books include profits of the hood and may we forever stand. join the interactive conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. and at 9:00

sonia sodha is from the observer and camilla tominey is from the telegraph.s to face off the eu 27 at the summit in october. you are trying to pin him down on the details, we have already had crosby take —— cross briefings suggesting some of the detail is wrong and we are in the negotiation game, anything coming out of brussels seems to be no, no. with 30 days to go until brexit day, the landing strip for him to get a deal seems to get narrower and narrower. you are pushing him hard, asking for the solution. he was keen to say what it wasn't an dismissal talk of centres away from the border. he was not able to say what his plan was. he might be waiting to unveil edge, but at the same time this is a serious international negotiation, it is notjust the viewers at home who do not know his plan, the eu do not know. the eu would have expected to see something more concrete on the brussels site, the prime minister keep saying he has a magic solution to the irish backstop. these papers leaked last night, solutions put forward in the la st night, solutions put forwar

the last royal visit to the country was made by prince charles and camilla in 2006. england thrashed bulgaria 6—0 in their latest euro 2020 qualifier — but the match was overshadowed by racist chanting at england players. more of what was happening across the pitch. in the next few minutes. the cover of what happened last night. rightly so. it was the horrible thing to watch, a horrible game to watch. despite that, england crushed bulgaria. marcus rushford scored the first goal. tyrone mings and raheem sterling appeared to be the targets of the chants — with the game in sofia stopped twice — as officials threatened to abandon the match. paddy mcnair scored twice as northern ireland beat the czech republic 3—2 to win a friendly match away from home for the first time in 13 years. andy murray says he'll leave the european open if his wife kim goes into labour earlier than expected. murray is scheduled to play his first round match in belgium today. and ireland centre bundee aki will miss the rest of the rugby world cup afterfailing to have his red card against samoa ov

today, including the latest on impeachment from congresswoman and house judiciary committee member camillaible for donald trump. gordon sondland, the wealthy hotelier who trump named as u.s. ambassador to the european union after sondland donated a cool million to trump's inauguration fund is expected to testify to congress this thursday. defying orders by the white house and the state department that he not cooperate with the impeachment inquiry. the focus of the testimony will be those text messages in september between sondland and billy taylor, the acting ambassador to ukraine. to review, on september 9th, taylor texted sondland reacting to the administration withholding millions of dollars of military aid and a promised white house meeting in an apparent attempt to pressure ukraine into investigating joe and hunter biden. taylor wrote, quote, as i said on the phone, i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. almost five hours later, an eternity in diplomat time, sondland texted back, bill, i believe you are incorrect about president trump's

if he signs on he'll join camilla ka cabello who will play cinderella.s role in the series "pose." he also has a tony for his role in the broadway music "kinky boots." billy, grant us this wish and take this role. the movie, by the way, is being produced by james corden. james corden, so funny. maybe we will a get a little "carpool karaoke" in there. >>> we've been waiting for this for a long time. a "fresh prince of bel-air" spin-off is officially in the works. [ applause ] will smith is behind it. along with his wife jada through their newly formed production company. rumors, of course, of a reboot have popped up several times since the show ended in 1996 and will always said no chance. if fact, here he is in 2016 responding to the question will it happen. >> i don't think ever, ever, yeah, like pretty close to when hell freezes over, pretty close like we're going to leave that one alone. >> is it cold outside? will also just released a limited edition, fresh prince clothing line. no details on casting but will joked at this point he would make a good

when camilla harris was on stage at a town hall and as an lgbt town hall and walks onto the stage andy gender pronouns, which is a nod generous not to this conversation. and what is it Ãto see people that we are supposed to trust to give us information to help us understand what's going on because so much is happening to see them makes jokes of things that are actually very sensitive and painful for people especially for kids. it's just heartbreaking. we don't even have the language for it. Ãis such a perfect american example that these cops and 12 seconds, that tells you a lot, 12 seconds they saw a 12-year-old boy and assumed he was a man with the gun and shot him. that's a lot of decisions to be making in 12 seconds. just the fact that they saw him and thought he looked like a grown man, not that shooting a grown man would've been better in that instance but it says so much about our culture and you see black girls are always getting suspended. discipline more harshly. because they are treated as adults when they are still kids. talk about dylann roof. talk about any of those white

. >> first time hosting is this weekend, should be a good show too, camilla cabello, the music.i'm so curious, here's what he had to say. >> i'm so curious, what is it that's your north star, your favorite quote >> okay, it's not in the book but the one that just came to my head is when jay leno asked michelle kwan on the tonight show, he said how did it feel to lose the gold medal. she said i didn't lose the gold, i won silver it's teaching me what you have, accept what is without saying it like that to an 11-year-old, but taught me to accept what is and be excited for what is. >> don't talk about the thing you didn't get, talk about the thing that's in your hand. >> he loves michelle kwan. >> he figure skates, doesn't he? >> with her. he stalked her until she became his friend. >> great quote. >> watch that whole sitdown with jonathan on today.com. >>> carson, do you have a click, my friend? >> you may have seen today's clip because it actually aired on live tv check out what happened when nbc news correspondent courtney kube sat down to report some breaking news. >> their con

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whether or not the public thinks this is a good thing that's replaced a bad thing you know 1st of all camilla just go back to amanda's comment that people have been bracing for 10 years for incidents so it's generally acknowledged tobacco smoking kills by 50 percent of its uses however after 10 years those people are actually fairly healthy so if you get someone to start smoking with their 1819 when they're 29 they look fine by it takes 203040 years to actually develop lung disease but it will catch up with you and we will get it right so saying that people be bracing for 10 years without an instant's isn't enough time and i think this is could be a major problem there's the current epidemic which may or may not be due to t.h.c. or modes but there's also the potential long term effects and everything we see and suggest that very thing is setting you up for a long term lung disease exactly the same way used by christmas however if people wait this is a huge experiment which people are on which would be taking part of it but we won't know for another 2030 years. robert you wanted just from that