i dreamt of camilla the whole time. obsessed with camilla, totally. >> she adored prince charles.he wanted to be part of the royal family, to be a credit to the monarchy. >> she wanted to show the world, and she wanted to show camilla, look who i am, look what he's got. >> the true diana came out. she has a backbone. she knows she's being seen by camilla. i'm about to marry the future king of england. >> diana frances, wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband? >> i have made it. i'm here. you're there. i won. you lost. ♪ ♪ >>> on monday we'd gone to st. paul's for our last rehearsal, and that's when the camera lights were on full. >> a crowd of about 3,000 have built up. their enthusiasm unmistakable. prince charles was so relaxed, he nearly came to grief on the top step. and when it was over, prince charles clasped lady diana's hand reassuringly and unaffectedly. >> she was photogenic. she was young. she was beautiful. the world was in love with her. >> it was like a perfect love story, but behind the scenes a whole different story was playing out. a story of struggle. a sto

he wanted camilla to be at his side. >> that for diana was really the point where she decided she waso longer interested in attempting any further reconciliation for the sake of the marriage. >> so many dreams as a young girl. hopes my husband would support me, encourage me. i didn't get any of that. >> what you have is the entire firm engaged top to bottom in maintaining a massive lie. >> the fact that prince charles had a mistress in mrs. parker bowles had to be kept secret and to dismiss and even rubbish suggestions that the marriage might be in trouble. there was no precedent for a separated, let alone divorced, prince and princess of wales. it was unthinkable. >> they were effectively leading separate lives. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the gravel

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camilla's not sorry. i cried like i've never cried before. it was seven years of pent up coming out. when i woke up i felt a shift. i said what i felt. >> diana's decision to confront camilla was sort of a breakthrough for her. >> from this point on, diana becomes increasingly disillusioned with the sham that is her marriage. she is about to take control of her own story. >> marriage offers civility. here you have her husband the future king of england in love with someone else. >> she was like a tinder box waiting to explode. >> isn't it normal to feel angry and want to change a situation that is hurting you? >> this was her going totally rogue. she was risking it all. not knowing where it would lead. >> diana is effectively planting a bomb under the royal family. she wanted her truth to be told. >>> marriage offers stability. >> diana is in a loveless marriage and really is living a lie. >> for many of these marriages, reality fails to live up to expectations. >> here you have her husband, the future ki

the emergence of camilla effectively, to replace her.nd it difficult to handle. >> she found it hard to contemplate the idea of camilla as stepmother to her boys. that was a tough one for her. >> princess diana was preoccupied by camilla parker bowles, rather distressed, rather angry, wanting to provide an alternative picture. >> diana was out, posing in her bathing suit, giving the paparazzi so many photos thereby, relegating camilla's 50th birthday party to the back pages. >> three days into her holiday in st. tropez, somebody arrived to take her mind off of the royal family, and that somebody was mohammed fayed's 42-year- old son, dodi. hi, i'm denise. i've lost over 22 pounds with golo in six months and i've kept it off for over a year. i was skeptical about golo in the beginning because i've tried so many different types of diet products before. i've tried detox, i've tried teas, i've tried all different types of pills, so i was skeptical about anything working because it never did. but look what golo has done. look what it has done

camilla, thank ou ve case for 187 years. camilla, thank you very much — case for 187 years.est flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon — and its expected that it will lead eventually to the first woman and the first person of colour setting foot there. it is the apollo mission for a new generation — as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap we are heading back to the moon, and it all starts here, with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres — about 320 feet — tall, roughly the same height as a 32 storey building. its colossal size means it's really heavy, so it needs lots of power. it has four engines, but even those aren't enough to get this rocket off the ground, so what it also needs are these two huge boosters. they all use fuel, and the biggest part, called the core stage, is full of fuel. in fact, fuel makes up 90% of the w

camilla bernal has more from los angeles.is is pretty serious and school starts in just a matter of days and in some places weeks. >> reporter: hey, fred, it is really a problem. and when you talk to teachers what they will tell you is that they are tired, that tear job is difficult, that they are underpaid, that after the pandemic, they really are struggling to go to work. and a lot of them are just tired in general. so what happens here is that the school districts all over country, they are seeing shortages. and they're having to come up with random solutions like a four-day school week as you mentioned. or bringing incentives in, trying to offer teachers more money. just doing everything they can to retain the teachers and then to have new hires as well. here is how the madison metropolitan school superintendent described his situation in wisconsin. >> we've had a teacher shortage before the pandemic. but now since the pandemic, it is really increased. in fact, this is our largest number of vacancies since 2017, so about

joining us now is senior reporter from "insider" camilla camilla.e handling of the sensitive presidential documents? >> the justice department has really been going in depth in their investigation in how trump mishandled these documents. the correspondence between the national archives and trump's legal counsel shows in depth about how the national archives was raising alarm about the mishandling or trump keeping certain documents that were clearly classified and in a sensitive nature. this shows more correspondence and of them raising alarm about the gravity of the situation at hand. >> i guess the great unknown question here, and, you know, speak to this and maybe if you have insight into what is going on here, is why did he keep these documents? what was in the documents that he was hoarding? do we have any additional insight gleaned from the past two weeks of very intense coverage on that very specific question? >> it is still unclear as to why he held these classified documents, but throughout these whole few weeks, we've seen letters that were

camilla bernal is in los angeles. so camilla, why this shortage? pam, it is an accumulation of problems. after the pandemic, there were a lot of problems, and that caused a lot of teachers to say i don't want to go back to school. and then you're also not able to hire new teachers, because they, too, don't want to go to schools. and look, they're a variety of problems and really both sides of this issue, some school districts, like lausd here saying, they need 240 teachers, but what they told me is, we're going to hire them before the beginning of the school year. and there are other districts who say, they simply cannot hire and that's when they immediate to get creative. that's when they say, a four-day school week or pack more children into a classroom or let's pay the teachers a little bit more. but overall, it's not just hiring the teachers, but retaining the ones you currently have. i talked to one teacher who's currently on a leave of absence, and what she told me is, it's going to be really difficult to return. she says, she does not feel l

camilla to tell us is the senior politics reporter for business insider. reena shaw is a senior adviser for republican wing it women for progress. democratic strategist, wendy -- is that educated professor in john hawkins university. she's a doctor. doctor wendy, we will start with. you let's talk about this. this is a big day! it's a big deal! >> this is huge. i don't think people understand how big this is. i would say this is a big win, especially going into wisconsin and those primaries. it's happening on tuesday. i want people to underscore the importance of what this package entails. one of those things, for me, it's personal because i have family that have needs. it's a prescription drug costs. did the ability to negotiate the prices of prescription drug costs. that is a game-changer. while we know that this may not be something that happens tomorrow, next month, it's going to take time. but just the perspective of peoples life changing in ways that the american people have been wanting for so long. this is monumental. >> the point you make that it'

but camilla, what is the latest? we are waiting to hear from them. some of these details may change or develop within the next couple of minutes. as of now, the thing that has so many members of this community concerned and frankly terrified is the fact that all of these four men were muslim. and even members of the community are trying to connect the dots. authorities say that these two of them were going to the same mosque. they also say that at least two of them were killed in the same area in the southeastern part of albuquerque. and then they also say that at least three of them were ambushed. they were not expecting them, but they were shot dead. they're seeing some of these similarities and trying to figure out how all of these cases are related. if we start with the latest one, it happened on friday. authorities say a man in his mid 20s was killed. of course, he was a muslim man. they're looking into two other victims, killed within the last two weeks, more or less, just a couple of days apart. and these two,

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a fight for prince charles' heart with camilla parker bowles, the woman he never gave up.saw the princess' heartbreak up close. >> she genuinely did love the prince of wales. i could see the anguish. i could see the unhappiness. >> the queen has sent a letter to her son, prince charles, and his estranged wife, diana, the princess of wales, asking them to get a divorce and soon. >> reporter: but possibly despite the wishes of the palace, diana remained in the spotlight, continuing to use the attention to shed light on issues like aids, homelessness, and land mines. >> there would not be necessarily a george clooney or an angelina jolie or this responsibility that celebrities feel to take the spotlight that's turned on them and turn it on to other causes. >> reporter: but the fascination also remained with her personal life. >> of all the ironies about diana, perhaps the greatest was this. a girl given the name of the ancient goddess of hunting was in the end the most hunted person in the modern world. >> diana, the princess of wales, has just died. >> reporter: she was kill

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like it was also if you have mentioned with your when you scores it is going to national grades with camilla again edta with it. so she'll said, well with because you are here to be our someone like who are here here. so what do for you while you're here? i'm yes, near fees on the voice. the number for through forwards, unique. are you 1st saw as a new movie? yes. can you need you to sure who you thought about my student, who is also the doctor? i don't know, i guess with 2 to 4 years, a radius created with really quick fish. now i love limited version is sort of in the video 3 pm on where the mo, kimberly their families are on the way the lemming as her daughter go. but he used car sickle w, i'm was reading additional, but loony of html or c a spectrum. it's just, it was wonderful that she only has oceania pistol. is this toyota macbeth? it's up to my patrol almost on offer for a says plato, green the stimulus will not on a stimulus to put on with the media. you will get the patient with this crazy. i will give them a few to see which we have to show those on which and stores on the proper

was also, if you have national with she has also with when you scores it is a national grades with camilla, again needy, gay with surgery. so she'll set a date for me with sure he has to be out with someone like who do you need us to do for you while you're here? i'm yes, near fees are are the words? yes. somebody puts you forward. you got it for you 1st. so as a new movie yeah. can you even sure who you thought about my suit? if you also go the doctor? i don't know this will be used with 2 to 4 years. this lady is creating with a really quick dish. now i have limited version or sort of in the video, 3 tier one way or you can go there, some certainly turn away lemming at the door to go, but he's critical that blue armoire us will shrink additional, but loony of chemo or a specter sailors or the shoulder, she only has wishing happens to plan a severe democrat. it's up to an eye, a potential, almost on author for a says, for example, go clean the stimulus, who not on a stimulus to problem with the media. you will get the piece with this crazy, i will give them a few to see which and we had t

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. >> camilla costa shared the loom or on the key issues. >> definitely inflation and unemployment arebe big issues, as you can see from lula da silva's video. he is already talking about inflation and the cost of living . in the past 12 months, brazil has had inflation of over 10%. this is the highest in the g20. unemployment is affecting over 10 million brazilians, which is quite a high number, highest at least 2015. it is quite a hot topic in brazil. bolsonaro has promised to curb unemployment and lula is talking about this right now in the industrial heartland of sao paulo, which has bee hardly hit by unemploymen this is going to be a hot topic, as corruption, always a hot topic especially concerning lula and bolsonaro. you have the rejection of both those candidates. this is about that quite a difficult election. obviously, you have fake news. the news has been an issue in brazil for quite some time. it was an issue in the previous presidential election and you have the attacks from the bolsonaro government itself to the electro process in brazil, which have angered even the supre

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camilla, how do you think this is going to check out?andidates to get to vote for them. really putting it clearly that would round the sentence has been doing these past few weeks, and even most recently with saying that he's going to charge up to 20, 40 -- just for voter fraud. just saying there's more to come if they go in the direction of voting for the incumbent. this is really a paint state -- there's a lot to lose for them. because they really need -- in this upcoming primary, so that they can compete against ronda santas. >> david, you are republican congressman from florida. one, what are your predictions on this democratic matchup? also tell me a little bit about matt gates. he's facing a primary challenger. this is the first -- and investigation into his potential sex trafficking went public. is matt gates actually going to lose? >> well, probably not, but there are a lot of ballots stories on tuesday in florida. the high profile races, the democratic primary for their goober turn aerial nomination -- nikki freed it really is p

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a lot of camilla. a lot of people want to get the shots. it is. and we're looking at the most recent monkeypox cases in the bay area. >> as of friday, san francisco has 205 cases. alameda county has the second most cases with 58 followed by santa clara county with 46, california, near an 800 monkeypox cases. now state is ranked second to new york for the highest positivity rate of monkeypox in the country nationally there just under 5200 confirmed cases. >> the annual dore alley festival is going on and went on in san francisco's soma. despite the recent increase in monkeypox. let's take a closer look. you see here, festival was in the middle of streets and infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says that the risk of contracting the virus and events like the door ali event is very low, but that the risk increases based on the time and inter intimate interaction, time that you have with someone else. the event organizers say that they are working with the city's public health department. they want to make sure there's onsite outreach

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you don't have to go off or the on the cooker pe teacher to speak to the tutor a little further. camilla, the social worker with you. i mean, you spoke with michelle and when will she get to really push keep up carson 2nd. when you come from milam, the michelin almost only work woman from out of here. who knew? well, i thought you a spoke when i was still going and when you see a song, i will go. so if you just and i'm going to see who do i just a moment. so let's continue on with number of new milton. me just yeah it was you guys are pretty so the one is beautiful now. so when you want to go to more like a little study when you're course in cordele showing you with what you get older, you'll stay pushing harder for a book, which is usually case liberal mostly reviews with a full mouth with morgan. yeah. cookies, and you wanted to provide it with a jelly a little bit when you had given could you have put up with this solution, logo is on your money. so hopefully i shall as i thought, all this money if i do have a valid done. yeah, i brought it up really well. that's a lot of like like in

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camilla -- how do we know that core packing was unpopular? outside of the conservative voice of the court? did average americans in the 1930s have a strong opinion on the court? >> the two strong constituencies of roosevelt, farmers and labor, and liberals -- they all turned against a pretty quickly! he lost his natural constituency. it was not popular from the beginning. it is interesting. he thought, roosevelt thought it might be. which is why he embarked on a! he started losing his natural allies from the beginning. am i right on that, john? >> no, i think that's correct. look at the mailbags. some of which is archive there. >> we have millions of letters! >> you can measure, page by page, the public reaction. a lot of it is very critical. look at the congressional committee votes. ultimately the congressional committee reports. it rejects the first version of the proposed bill. and the urgency is receding in the springtime, the presidency does pull back. it was a second version that expands the courts buy two seats that he well would have

hi, camilla. >> good morning. you guys yet officially the first day of school here at san miguel elementary. the sunnyvale school district is welcoming more than 5,000 students into the classroom. and the sonny bill school district. well, they are starting the new school year with some new projects. take a look. one of those new projects includes renovating ellis elementary. you can see the construction going on in the last few years. they spent some time renovating 3 other schools. aside from the construction, the district is also running for all electric buses and one natural gas bus inside the schools. the district is expanding its spanish english dual language immersion program, especially here at san miguel elementary and columbia middle school school officials tell me that they've expanded the program from kindergarten through 7th grade. it's become such a popular program that next year they'll be offering it to 8th graders. and as far as the students, well, they are back and so are volunteers and parents. t

what god osi boil, natalee mush, which is a few at the camilla yellow breath was him. that was a boy my saying, the mc unusual. jewish reschedule stage manager. bookish staying the so moved to a role of i was authentic, was i school? my problem with me i'm harlow holmes. i am a software developer and digital security trader. and i'm the lead architect of a library called informing camp which sits in the center of the camera v at. i mean, i think you wrote this code to pull in anything that might exist pretty much pretty much because whatever you continued, why not? because why not? a couple of years ago, i was in a class that nathan taught. and for a project, i had decided that i wanted to sync up video and images with of their data points that were exposed in order to, you know, get a kind of who, what, when, where, why, and possibly even how of a particular event that you see visually, oh, round the world, let's say there are a number of satellites that are constantly orbiting our globe and they usually beam down position info to devices such as our cell phones that

thank you very much, camilla.s morning for a placer county girl. a 16 year-old who went to a party in lake tahoe and didn't make it home. kylie, rodney. and now we're hearing from her boyfriend. he talked about his last conversation with her the night she went missing. we have are when the with the story. >> it's been 5 days since kylie's boyfriend jack or westfall has heard from her. he says the exchange text messages before she left for a senior farewell party at the prosser family campground. the last place. anyone so far has reported seeing her. and so just like okay to be safe, don't play do anything stupid. he says he complained about his day and she 10, 30. >> she responds what i was saying and just said, oh, i'm sorry that you're going through that. and i was lost my home. >> kylie's close friend know says they spent the afternoon together on friday just hours before she disappeared. the day of the there may come les. so everything. >> i mean, i >> while law enforcement, including the fbi, continue their s

it's good info, camilla. >> a lot of people want the shot considering the numbers. let's take a look at those case numbers in the bay area as of friday. san francisco has 205 cases. alameda county is the second highest with 58 santa clara county has 46. and then as you go down the line, you get to just a handful and then only one case confirmed winning it all the way down to napa county. time now is 9, 0, 5, and the annual dore alley festival. >> it returned to san francisco's soma neighborhood, even though there are concerns about the monkeypox. let's take a closer look at the festival and the virus. now we know it's been affecting disproportionately and bisexual men. they make up the majority of the attendees of the festival too. but still the party went on an infectious disease. specialist doctor peter chin. hong says the risk of contracting the virus and an event like the door. ali is very low. >> along skin to skin contact and possibly through transmission, although skin to skin contact, it's a mean thing. so that's large in terms of like. a medium that will be

real good feel-good story, camilla. good morning. >> good morning. you guys.o yes, summer vacation is almost over for students here in san jose. but that one organization sacred heart community service is giving thousands of backpacks away. take a look here. you'll see many of them place here on the wall. the organization is giving away 3,000 800 backpacks away. all to help alleviate fan of the financial burden for many families here in san jose. with me i had carter the director of communications here with the organization 3,800 backpacks. kids. they can come here. they can choose which backpack they want. and then there's something else talking about that. >> with our pack. a back what we try to do is alleviate the financial burden of getting backpacks and school supplies for families. so for the families who have signed up and have appointment slots that kids can come and select a backpack and then we fill that backpack with a grade appropriate supply. so we work with san jose unified to find out what each grade level needs. and then once the students alexa

they were the blu ray, my birth of abortion, of camilla. tim with nortech meter. heather publishers for a year or more? sure, i'll see you soon recovery liz was turning in most of the geraniums from studying infrastructure reservation. so when you're filling it out today, russia is using precision weapons, avoiding carpet bombing, although it's been confronted by a major ha. instead of american troops, you're fighting ukrainian troops are equipped by the americans were given intelligence from the americans. when we're performing the american commission. what happens if nato escalates even more than the special military operation will probably have to stop being a special military operation to become a war. and once you get into your escalations, things can spin out of control. and then you run the risk of direct conflict between nato as a block and russia a message. because at this color, any of those that much of your locals can hear me to renew bust off to you from creating a will that was putting critique or can you please give me a my scotsman. i see that when

oh, yesterday, with a blu ray my birth of abortion, of camilla to avoid them pushing them. they start to really what i was just a commuter heather publishers for a year or more. sure, i'd say sooner got 3 lives was done in most of the children yesterday, studying infrastructure resolution. so when you were filling it on the screen today, russia is using precision weapons avoiding carpet bombing. although it's been confronted by a major ha. instead of american troops, you're fighting ukrainian troops are equipped by the americans, given intelligence from the americans. when we're performing the american mission, what happens if nato escalates even more than the special military operation will probably have to stop being a special military operation to become a war. and once you get into your escalations, things can spin out of control. and then you run the risk of direct conflict between nato as a block and rush up the message because that these color for that, what is your locals can hear me to renew past off can you can okay, that will the plus. but any procedure can you g

camilla divall called on to try and save it in the ninth. 123 inning, getting josh bell to fan for the final out on a 103 mile an hour fastball. giants make that one run stand up for when, as a result, there now 5.5 games out of that last wild card spot. and runs not exactly in abundance this evening at the oakland coliseum, either as the a's hosted the angels, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy some good old ballpark. food coal. irvin only threw one pitch that resulted in the run being scored. louise hits out of towering drive to left in the first inning that one way out. that's the only run urban allowed in eight innings are just five hits the angels jose suarez. just a little bit better . suarez blows one pass stephen piscotty to end the seventh. suarez struck out eight in seven to hit innings, ninth inning. andrew velazquez makes a nice play in the hole to retire. sean murphy three angel pictures make that single runs stand up for a win on just two hits. both players teams on the opposite ends of one nothing games tonight. the angels

they had the tying runners on base against camilla duval. duval gets jed lowry to ground to brandon crawford at short, and that's the ball game. the giant sweep this series and beat the a's three out of four games this year for a area bragging rights . you served today in golf's wyndham championship in north carolina. that's 20 year old joe young kim. kim scorched his way around the par 70 course with the 900 parts 61 putting for eagle on the fifth hole shot gave him a three stroke lead at the time. there was more to come. kim for birdie on number nine, his front nine score of eight under par. 27 was the second lowest in pga tour history. he had eight birdies and an eagle and his round today to win by five strokes. not only is this kim's first pga win, he's the first golfer ever to begin to tournament with a quadruple bogey and then go on to win whether delayed things today, but they did finally get the nascar race run in michigan. this was not good lap 25 6 cars get tangled up in this part. yup. jay jay ellie, erica merola , ricky stenhouse

yeah, yeah, yeah, camilla, all eyes on separate joe. what is the latest on the situation at the nuclear power plant? well, after days of horrible news, there are some potentially good news, sir. during a phone call with a friend president my call hootin agreed to a mission of international inspectors for at the power plant. this is remarkable because he seems to agree to ukrainian demands to let the inspectors travel through ukrainian or controlled territories. so this is a huge, a step forward. of course we have to see if he will really stick to this announcements. there have been very many misleading announcements in the past, and in the meantime, a situation at the power plant remains highly dangerous. a lot of international experts say that it's not only the shelling of the plan that is so dangerous, but also the increasing risks are increasing risk of potential power cuts that could lead to a serious overheating of the reactors were for disastrous consequences. let's not forget the real reason, the terrorist visit and odessa grain.

camilla, what are you seeing out there? >> we're seeing a lot of people dressed in orange and black to sf giants the colors. but these people, they're not here to watch a baseball game. instead, they are running inside that baseball fi ld after they are done running through the embarcadero. this is the 13th annual san francisco giants race and take a look at what it entails. runners will start here oracle park and then the runners will head out to the embarcadero and the race finishes. like i said on the baseball field and getting people giants experience this year's races going back to pre pandemic times. organizers are hosting the 5 k and 10 k race last year. it was only the 5 k because of covid and they scaled it back to one day. but this weekend organizers set up a health and wellness expo. they also had the kids right now. today dozens of runners will get to the experience of san francisco giant re still be able to take pictures on the home plate after they have finished the race with nice well deserved to meddle. and

camilla. it sounds like things are gearing up.. you can see behind me, a bunch of cars are just lined ready for today. show starts in about an hour. this is the 40st anniversary by step out of the way. this is an idea as to what people can expect when they come out especially a car show that shows. >> that she you can see cars are very low to the ground. they got music up lasting, very been takes cars out here. and like i said, this is part of the mexican however, for decades ago, these cars, they were targeted by the police is with the low riders say they say that they were often. >> associated police would often associate the people writing these cars with gang members and low riders face a lot of racial injustice back then. >> and that's when the san francisco low rider council was formed to fight against that. so today that that will display these cars here in the embarcadero to highlight the low rider culture, there will also be food vendors, raffles, prizes, arts and craft vendors. the event starts with the low rider car sho

this is the backbone of congress, backbone of congress and i thank them for their work and camilla has done a great job in leading the congress and keep the faith. ms. jayapal: huge shoutout to our activists, signs, moms and all the people. we probably have time for two questions. >> speaker pelosi has pushed the funding agreement. [indiscernible] ms. jayapal: we are celebrating action on climate and prescription drugs. we are celebrating on corporations paying their fair share. one more question. [indiscernible] ms. jayapal: really everything that's left is a priority because -- the economy and there were several pieces that were essential. we have to take care of people. two things that people are caring about, the child care and the other is housing. we have to invest in housing and take care of our seniors and our kids and we need to make sure there are a number of provisions around work force and immigration. we crafted the best bill in the world in build back better and so do the american people. as soon as we get a couple of them, we made the case. it is really important that we

and camilla who kills 300000 jews every year in kiev. this year there was a pride of the s s t, a division of an our foreign ministry protested against these ukrainians us gum. this is essentially a neo nazi regime when interrupted by the interviewer and asked to speak, quote more correctly. the rabbi continued his tirade against you frame. he also warned against quarrels with brush up a thrust, but he is not in support of military action and highlighted that ukraine had voted against israel $36.00 times at the united nations. israel meanwhile, has given a formal condemnation of russia's actions and express support for the ukrainian people. we spoke with daniel lazar, a journalist who thinks that washington, pressures israel to follow western anti russian rhetoric. there's immense pressure to tow the party line, the party line being that emanating out of washington, which is that we must not talk ill of the ukrainian because the rocket of war with equal russian empire. that's what goes on all the time. i mean, you're, you're not supposed

i have been to see company on broadway with my friend camilla and we wanted to get a picture becauseand i was like oh, my god, that's me. and no one told me it was there, so i was in genuine shock. that's me going back another time to slightly compose myself. >> kelly: you are like i should get it -- is this your first time, i remember the first time i saw my face and i was like what? >> it is insane, because i did not know it was there. it was such a shock. >> kelly: i feel like they don't tell people it just happens sometimes and you're like what? >> hello, this is times square john right now. >> kelly: he does not let you know, he does not inform you. so i have to say, what about you two, however lives change from the show and being a part of the show. >> okay, well, i was at the queen's jubilee bash at windsor? i have a member of the royal family asking me what is coming next in season three and a young woman from trinidad and tobago who is in the air force breaking down and weeping and saying, you know, black girls, we just love the show, so it's like all ends of the spectrum ar