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rishi _ have a contest, camilla? as things stand, rishi sunak— have a contest, camilla?away | stand, rishi sunak is far and away winning here, he had last time i checked over 150 mp nominations so well over the amount he needs and lots of momentum with his campaign, with a big figures on the right and brexiteers coming out on sunday to support him, so really showing them he's the frontrunner in this race. however, from penny mordaunt�*s point of view, although she only has 25 nominations, last chat, she will be hoping now to mop up as many of those borisjohnson supporters as possible, boris —— crashing out of the race could work in her favour. from her point of view, there is very little merit in dropping out, now that she is effectively guaranteed to make it into the final two, and it will go to the members, and all the polling showed that penny mordaunt was very popular among tory party grassroots members. i think she would be wanting to go as far as she possibly could and evenif as far as she possibly could and even if she ends up coming second to rishi sunak she will

they are looking at other options for camilla — are looking at other options for camilla for the coronationhe 1820 diamond and i'm sure _ another called the 1820 diamond and i'm sure camilla would look lovely in which _ i'm sure camilla would look lovely in which everyone she wears. emma, do ou in which everyone she wears. emma, do you think — in which everyone she wears. emma, do you think some _ in which everyone she wears. emma, do you think some people _ in which everyone she wears. emma, do you think some people will - in which everyone she wears. emma, do you think some people will feel. do you think some people will feel that his capitulation if camilla doesn't wear this particular crown? or do you think that markey should seriously think about returning dues that are seen as stolen by other countries?— countries? it's a very difficult to - ic countries? it's a very difficult topic was _ countries? it's a very difficult topic was op _ countries? it's a very difficult topic was op if— countries? it's a very difficult topic was up if you _ countries? it's a very difficult topic was up

yes yes i think if camilla were to wear the crown with the joule that think if camilla were to wear thehat india objects to that you could raise colonial memories. find objects to that you could raise colonial memories.— objects to that you could raise colonial memories. . colonial memories. and so the palace a- arentl colonial memories. and so the palace apparently is — colonial memories. and so the palace apparently is looking _ colonial memories. and so the palace apparently is looking at _ colonial memories. and so the palace apparently is looking at crowns - colonial memories. and so the palace apparently is looking at crowns that i apparently is looking at crowns that are less famous but still rather beautiful and very bejeweled. including i think the diamond diadem. i including i think the diamond diadem. ~ ., , diadem. i think that sounds lovely. so it will be — diadem. i think that sounds lovely. so it will be interesting _ diadem. i think that sounds lovely. so it will be interesting to - diadem. i think that sounds lovely. so it will be interesting to see - so it will be inter

uh, camilla is a lesbian vampire. and obviously that links to an awful lot of the queer agenda that you tend to find in gothic, texas. again, the fact that gothic texts are about me being conscious about, about arguably the taboo. which brings us to reason number 3 for the genres enduring appeal, sex and sexuality. them high tech, always on one level, about forbidden desires. also, the descriptions in the novel are very overly sexualized. there's lots of references to sort of blood and her lips dripping with blood, but she's wearing this white dress. so there's all these kind of reflections on innocence of virginity and all of those kinds of yes, broader ideas that will have been in the in kind of discourse in victorian society. ah, in 1922, the novel dracula celebrated its 25th anniversary. interest in the novel was waning, but it was about to get a major boost through reinvention for the silver screen. knots for our 2 directed by legend re, german director f. w mar. now is ground 0 for the vampire film? reason full

uh, camilla is a lesbian vampire. and obviously that links to an awful lot of the queer agenda that you tend to find in gothic texts. again, the fact that gothic texts are about me being conscious about, about arguably the taboo. which brings us to reason number 3 for the genres enduring appeal, sex and sexuality. them high tech, always on one level, about forbidden desires. also the descriptions in the novel are very overly sexualized with lots of references to so of blood and her lips dripping with blood. but she's wearing this white dress. so there's all these kind of reflections on innocence of virginity and all of those kinds of yes, broader ideas that will have been in a, in kind of discourse in victorian society. ah, in 1922, the novel dracula celebrated its 25th anniversary. interest in the novel was waning, but it was about to get a major boost through reinvention for the silver screen. knots for our 2 directed by legend re, german director f. w mar. now is ground 0 for the vampire film? reason for, for the v

tony and camilla will be back again. bye for now.breaking news. borisjohnson declared he is not running, and i spoke earlier to a conservative mp david morris. he originally backed boris johnson. j morris. he originally backed boris johnson. . . morris. he originally backed boris johnson. . , ., . johnson. i was on a meeting with boris not so _ johnson. i was on a meeting with boris not so long _ johnson. i was on a meeting with boris not so long ago _ johnson. i was on a meeting with boris not so long ago within - johnson. i was on a meeting with boris not so long ago within the l boris not so long ago within the past hour, and i got to say that i was absolutely flabbergasted. it's just one of those occasions where you just don't believe it's happening. however, ican't you just don't believe it's happening. however, i can't say... i'm backing richey. i backed him last time. —— rishi. i got loyalty to borisjohnson and you have to go with where your heart is. i backed boris, i know boris isn't doing it, i'm going over to rishi. i thin

the first 100th birthday cards from king charles and the queen consort, camilla have been delivered tople celebrating their centennial year. good evening. in less than 2a hours, the process of electing the leader of the conservative party will move up again whoever wins will be succeeding liz truss after her ill—fated six—week premiership. earlier on sunday, the former finance minister or chancellor — rishi sunak — officially announced that he will stand. the current leader of the house of commons — penny mordaunt — has already thrown her hat into the ring. and there's also a lot of buzz around the former prime minsiter boris johnson. is he about to attempt a return to front line politics? here's our political correspondent helen catt. three potential prime ministers. two of them have now officially said they want the job. the former chancellor rishi sunak has confirmed he is running, after getting more than the 100 backers he needs. in a tweet, he said he was standing because he wanted to fix the economy, unite the party and deliver for the country. penny mordaunt had already said she

so lots to talk about camilla barco is there right now in the sunshine high, camilla. >> it's a beautiful to celebrate. it is sunny. it is bright. like you guys said pelosi will be here as well as park officials and congressman jared huffman will also be here to celebrate 50 years of the golden gate national wreck, national recreation area. they'll be celebrating 50 years like you guys said, ed, they'll be celery. excuse me. some of the most popular sites to visit in the bay area are here at the golden gate. national. recreation area, for example, alcatraz island christie feel the presidio of san francisco, the marin headlands stinson beach and rancho corral de tierra. there's 82,000 acres of coastal and urban lands. northern south of the golden gate bridge and get this in just a year. more than 15 million people visit the parks. i did speak to the communications director and he tells me throughout the pandemic they saw a lot of people come out here and these are the numbers just from 2021. take a listen. >> we're consistently that one of the top 2 units of the national park service for p

uh, camilla is a lesbian vampire. and obviously that links to an awful lot of the queer agenda that you tend to find in gothic texts. again, the fact that gothic texts are about me being conscious about, about arguably the taboo. which brings us to reason number 3 for the genres, enjoying appeal, sex and sexuality. them high tech, always on one level, about forbidden desires. also the descriptions in the novel, very a very least sexualized, there's lots of references to so of blood and her lips dripping with blood, but she's wearing this white dress. so there's all these kind of reflections on innocence and virginity and all of those kinds of yes, broader ideas that will have been in a, in kind of discourse in victorian society. ah, in 1922, the novel dracula celebrated its 25th anniversary interest in the novel was waning, but it was about to get a major boost through reinvention for the silver screen. not for our to directed by a legendary german director, f. w. mar. now is ground 0 for the vampire film? reason for,

alongside king charles, camilla the queen consort.will be side-by-side in seven months to be crowned alongside each other at the coronation. >> now here comes her majesty. nicholas: in june 1953 queen elizabeth road in a gold coach to her coronation. it's an event which, while it is purely symbolic in constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. it's the moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a queen or king dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. buckingham palace said, the coronation will reflect the monarch's role today and look towards the future while being rooted in long-standing traditions and pageantry. will britain, in a time of homelessness and restricted benefits and energy prices going up, really cheer to the rafters the site of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, that's just what we want. nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabe

camilla and tony, just give me an overview of what we've been through in the last week in british politicsin the last week in british olitics. ~' ., in the last week in british olitics. ~ ., ., , ., , , politics. i think more has happened in the last week _ politics. i think more has happened in the last week than _ politics. i think more has happened in the last week than would - in the last week than would normally happen over a period of months or years. it feels like it's been such a roller coaster. we had the resignation of liz truss as prime minister only the last few days, saying she wasn't able to deliver the mandate on which she was elected, so she spoken to his majesty the king and handed in her resignation and said she'll stay as prime minister until such a time as prime minister until such a time a new prime minister is in place. we then heard from sir graham brady about the rules of this leadership contest, which was drawn up hastily, and it was drawn up so the new prime minister could be in place as soon as possible. this is a very quick time frame for a leadership election,

keeping an eye on the hundreds of bears that have been left in tribute to her mother—in—law, camilla,thursday, 64 years to the day since the first paddington book was published. after the queen's death, every royal residence was surrounded by a sea of flowers and in amongst those floral tributes were the paddington bears, so many of them, in london, windsor, sandringham, balmoral, snuck in between the flowers, a nod to the queen's specialjubilee surprise when hejoined herfor tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please! even other members of the royal family noticed the impact of paddington as they thanked crowds in the days after the queen's death. i think paddington might knock the corgi off the top spot now. | the corgis won't take that very well. - after the funeral, the flowers and bears were carefully cleared away and moved to buckingham palace, clarence house, and the royal parks nursery in hyde park. one of the sweetest things was a pair of boots and a little paddington bear. they will now be professionally cleaned and given to th

and unfortunately i believe that side will be his majesty the king, and to a lesser extent, queen camillais state wales. worth saying at this stage that _ wales. worth saying at this stage that we _ wales. worth saying at this stage that we don't - wales. worth saying at this stage that we don't know. wales. worth saying at this i stage that we don't know what the contents of the book are and what tone it will take, but we do know the title, we've seen the cover. what do you make of that, the phrase, heir and a spare, which is what it is referring to, not very well known around the world, known in the uk but not elsewhere. do you think it was the right thing to do, to go with that line, and have a very candid, close up shot of prince harry? as i said before, the sussexes are really trying to take the narrative and portray themselves in a positive manner. that word, spare, is really to turn up emotions and support for prince harry, and i think that's the avenue they are trying to take. in the commonwealth countries, we do understand it is the heir who inherits the titles, the position and

onto the daily mail briefly, could camilla have to swap her crown?e of the biggest diamonds in - have to swap her crown? yes. this is one of the biggest diamonds in the i one of the biggest diamonds in the world. it was in the crown at the coronation when the queen mothers husband became king. there is a disputed document, it originally came from india off the indian government has signalled it would not be happy if it was used in the crown at the coronation for camilla when she is made queen. i think it sounds quite likely that the royal family will probably not want a row. we know they've had problems with commonwealth countries in the last couple years without you remember william and kate's disastrous tour in the caribbean. i think the royal family will be keen to avoid any further antagonism. family will be keen to avoid any furtherantagonism. i family will be keen to avoid any further antagonism. i think a different time and in the crown. really quickly, is this the new royal family, really quickly, is this the new royalfamily, is this really q

alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort, and they will be side by side in seven months' time other at the coronation. archive: and now, - here comes her majesty. injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. archive: her majesty moves to king edward's chair. - it's an event which, while it's purely symbolic in constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. crowd: god save the queen! it's a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. in a statement, buckingham palace said: will britain, at a time of homelessness and restricting benefits and energy prices going up, really cheer to the rafters the sight of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, "that's just what we want." nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabeth's coronation, the crowning of king charles and queen camilla will be shorter, smaller and more diverse. a

cnn's camilla bernal joining us live from los angeles.eporter: hey, fred. so a couple of things. there is video evidence, ballistic evidence, and the crimes are happening around the same time, early morning or very late at night. it's why authorities are telling people to be extra careful. >> six killings in northern california. a number of connections in the cases and at least one possible suspect. >> if we look at the video, we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. he has an inconsistent walk about him. while he has tall posture also when he walks. >> reporter: the man says he appears in some of the recent crime scenes. >> absolutely we have a series of serial murders occurring in the city. >> reporter: but authorities can't say whether one or multiple people are involved. they do know there's ballistic and video evidence connecting the dots and add to that that all the attacks happened during the evening or early morning hours when the victims were alone. >> a lot of people are scared to come out at night. >> i told fa

alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort.hs' time to be crowned alongside each other at the coronation. archive: and now, - here comes her majesty. injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. it's an event which, while it's purely symbolic in constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. crowd: god save the queen! it's a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. in a statement, buckingham palace said... will britain, at a time of homelessness and restricting benefits and energy prices going up, really cheer to the rafters the site of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, "that's just what we want." nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabeth's coronation, the crowning of king charles and queen camilla will be shorter, smaller and more diverse. a coronation whi

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white camilla turner, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. 0ne—man rule with six loyal men what was effectively confirmed in china today — as xi jinping was elected to a tradition—breaking third five year—term as the communist party's general secretary. china's most formidably entrenched leader since mao zedong appeared in beijing's great hall of the people with his new leadership team, which some observers claim prizes loyalty over experience. applause. xijinping led out china's new leadership team in order of rank, with him at the top. it confirmed one of the world's worst kept secrets, that he'd officially broken the mould in place for decades limiting party bosses to two terms in power, lest anyone become too strong. it would have taken a bold conference delegate to oppose this move, which leaves mr xi at the helm for as long as he likes. translation: china is embarking on a long journey filled _ with glory and dreams. the road map has been drawn and the bugle has been sounded. again, there were no women on the seven—person politburo standing committee, the group at the

tony, thank you very much, and camilla, l is nothing stronger than that. you here on another extra nori night with front pages that have kept us well occupied throughout the paper review, thank you very much. that is the paper at this hour and indeed tonight, the papers will be back tomorrow evening with a director of uk in a changing europe. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the director of uk in a changing europe, anand menon and the sun's political and environmental correspondent, natasha clarke.do join us then borisjohnson has announced he won't run after all to replace liz truss as leader of the conservative party of prime minister, he said he believed he was well placed to win that would stand aside in the interests of party unity. i spoke earlier to the deputy editor henry hill to get his reaction. he has played two failed flash failed to play the hurdle at the last moment. i'll be going to see a new conservative leader at tomorrow afternoon? is it new conservative leader at tomorrow afternoon? , . , new conservative leader at tomo

they've all been professionally cleaned — and queen consort camilla posed for a picture with a some ofwere donated. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. we have seen plenty of sunshine for most parts of the country through the afternoon but we are beginning to see signs of a change in our thickening cloud towards our south—west, that is associated with this area of low pressure that will push its weight north—eastwards overnight and into tomorrow as well. rain arriving pretty quickly this evening. a dry start to the night in scotland in the rain arriving later on and some of it will be heavy, the generally coming up from a southerly direction so a mild night, temperatures 10—16. direction so a mild night, temperatures 10—16 . monday sees rain flooring away from eastern areas but in scotland the rain and eases the blustery showers so it stays unsettled the northern areas, the rain pretty persistent in shetland, increasing amounts of sunshine through the afternoon, and it's here that we continue to be marred for the time of year with highs up to 19 degrees tomorrow

our camilla bernal is tracking this weird story and joins me right now.he scene. what more do you know? >> reporter: hey, sarah. let's start from the very beginning. look, this is a very wealthy neighborhood. and the owners of a $15 million home, they decided they wanted to do a project, and that's why they called those landscapers. and then when the crews went out there, they began digging, and they found this car that authorities say was about six feet underground. so of course investigators were out there. they found it thursday. they were out there friday. and of course they are there again today. they brought the dogs out. the dogs smelled something. here's what police described it as. >> i've done a few questions with different canine officers. they said it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to old bones. they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those things that the dogs would be reacting to. >> reporter: now, police are saying, look, the crews were out there, landscapers were out th

alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort.d alongside each other at the coronation. archive: and now here comes her majesty. - injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. archive: her majesty moves to king edward's chair. it�*s an event which, while it�*s purely symbolic and constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. god save the queen! it�*s a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. in a statement, buckingham palace said... will britain at a time of homelessness and restricting benefits and energy prices going up really cheer to the rafters the site of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, that is just what we want. nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabeth�*s coronation, the crowning of king charles and queen camilla will be shorter, smaller and more d

cnn's camilla bernal with more. >> reporter: amara and boris, we have been following this story for days, and now authorities say they believe they have their suspect. this is 43-year-old wesley brownlee of stockton, and what authorities are saying is that they were able to arrest this man thanks to two things -- the first being the tips and the help from the community, and the second being old-fashioned police work. they say they were able to zero in one on one possible suspect thanks to all of these tips, and they began following this man trying to figure out exactly where he was going, trying to see if there were any patterns to all of this. the chief of police in stockton saying this man was on a mission to kill. saturday around 2:00 in the morning they were following him. they say he left his house, he was in dark areas, going to parks, stopping, looking around, and then moving again, and they decided to arrest him. they say that he was wearing all black, that he had a mask around his neck, and also that they found a gun. he was carrying a gun. here now is what the mayor of stockton

alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort.to be crowned alongside each other at the coronation. archive: and now, - here comes her majesty. injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. archive: her majesty moves to king edward's chair. - it's an event which, while it's purely symbolic in constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. crowd: god save the queen! it's a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. in a statement, buckingham palace said: will britain, at a time of homelessness and restricting benefits and energy prices going up, really cheer to the rafters the site of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, "that's just what we want." nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabeth's coronation, the crowning of king charles and queen camilla will be shorter,

camilla, back to you. all right, thanks, kyla. carnival cruise line says it's seeing more and more passengers behaving badly on board and carnival is laying down new rules for passengers from now on. >> rude and abusive. passengers could be fined $500 detained or even kicked off the ship. in a worst case scenario, they could even be banned from ever sailing with carnival again. google unveiled its first smartwatch ever. plus new pixel phones at their latest hardware event in new york city. rich demuro goes hands on in today's tech smart. >> google's pixel smartphones are known for having amazing cameras and smart software. these are the latest models. this is the pixel 7 and the pixel 7 pro. and now they have a companion, the pixel smartwatch. >> and a small event in brooklyn, new york. google showed off its first smartwatch. the pixel watch priced at $350. the pixel watch has a classic round design and sensors to track activity, health and sleep. a very small, very simple. and it just kind of blends in terrorist like a typical wr

>> all right, camilla bernal, live from the university of southern california. well, president biden thinks that the democrats can still grab momentum and hold on to both the house and the senate in the midterms. >> the polls have been all over the place. i think that we're going to see one more shift back to our side these closing days. >> so is he right? harry enton is here to run the numbers, up next. i like to swin. and i like to get cash back when i swing. just download the browser extension and shop as usual. and click to activate cash back or coupons at t thousands of stores. cha-ching. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. realtor.com. i love this house but can we even afford it? maybe jacob can finally get

juliet, camilla, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> a grim discovery in oklahoma. last night the bodies of four males were pulled from a river at about 35 miles south of tulsa. this comes after four men, all close friends, went missing from a town nearby last sunday after reportedly going for a bike ride. now police say they do not know if the bodies pulled from the river last night are the missing men, and they also say they aren't sure how the men died, but they do suspect foul play. >>> we have new extraordinary behind-the-scenes video of house speaker nancy pelosi and other congressional leaders on january 6th as they evacuated the capitol while it was being overrun by rioters. and the new footage shows in vivid detail how the nation's senior most lawmakers transformed a nearby military base into a command center. they frantically worked with the vice president to quell the violence and develop contingency plans to certify the election results. i want to bring in dana zachary cohen. you have been reporting on this, what stands out to you? walk us through this.

alongside king charles, camilla, the queen consort.o be crowned alongside each other at the coronation. archive: and now here comes her majesty. - injune 1953, queen elizabeth rode in a gold coach to her coronation. archive: her majesty moves to king edward's chair. it's an event which, while it's purely symbolic and constitutional terms, has a deep religious significance. god save the queen! it's a moment when a new monarch is crowned and consecrated, when a king or queen dedicates him or herself to the service of his or her people. for king charles, the coronation will be a blend, ancient traditions with a contemporary feel. in a statement, buckingham palace said... will britain at a time of homelessness and restricting benefits and energy prices going up really cheer to the rafters the site of a head of state riding in a golden coach? there are others who will say, that is just what we want. nearly 70 years after the grandeur of queen elizabeth's coronation, the crowning of king charles and queen camilla will be shorter, smaller and

the first break cards from king charles and the rain concert camilla been sent out to people celebratingheir good afternoon. rishi sunak has formally entered the contest to become the next conservative leader and prime minister. the former chancellor says he wants to lead the country with integrity, professionalism and accountability. he already has the required backing of more than 100 fellow tory mps. this afternoon suella braverman, the former home secretary became the lastest high profile mp to endorse him. writing in the telegraph ms braverman says the tories all need to compromise but that "rishi is the only candidate that fits the bill to deliver unity, stability and efficiency. meanwhile the foreign secretary james cleverly is backing boris johnson. in a tweet he said that mrjohnson had learned lessons from his time in number 10 and will focus on the needs of the country. johnson has yet to declare his candidacy but held talks with mr sunak last night. penny mordaunt is also running but like mrjohnson has yet to achieve the required number of backers. here's our political corresp

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and the first 100th birthday cards from king charles and the queen consort, camilla have been deliveredo people across the uk celebrating their centennial year. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. who can stop england — a 13—try demolition at the rugby world cup. as they top their pool with victory over south africa. the league leaders slip—up — arsenal are held by southampton at st mary's on a goal—packed day in the premier league. ireland blow their chance of making the last eight at the rugby league world cup — defeated by lebanon — their hopes now in the balance. and virat kohli inspires indian one of the most dramatic games you will see. hello, and welcome to sportsday. where the unstoppable train that is england continue their march, in the rugby union world cup. the women's side topping their pool — and extending their record winning streak, after hammering south africa 75—0 earlier. the win confirms wales�* place, too. jo currie is in new zealand, and sent us this report. stepping out in the aukland sunshine. their place already secur

final, and we'll be aiming for his 3rd title and the doping investigation into russian figure skater, camilla valley ava won't be made public by russia's anti doping agency for leg tested positive for a band hot medication last december with the scandal overshadowing her winter olympics in beijing, the anti doping agency rachada says that due to her being 15 at the time and you believer is entitled to confidentiality. the 2nd to last race of the motor, g. p. c's and gets underway shortly. in malaysia, dechaudis francisco bug neha has as wrapped up with a title if results can go his way. but neither the italian nor his championship rival did themselves any favors in a chaotic qualifying caesar. with just 2 races to go, it seems the main contenders are falling over themselves not to win the moto gp title championship leader, francesco back knives, hopes to content when he crashed out in 2nd qualifying the ducati man must start the grown pre in one place defending champion fabio quarter out or relinquish top spot in the standings to bag naya and australia last weekend and a fractured hand caused

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. >> cnn's camilla bernal is joining me live with the latest. did the police narrow their search and find the suspect? >> reporter: hey, fred, good morning. they're saying two things. the first being the tips, the community's help. the second is old fashioned police work. thanks to all of those tips, authorities were able to zero in on one possible suspect. and they started following him, watching his every move, trying to figure out if there were patterns. in fact there were, he was going out late at night, early in the morningings. he would go to parks and places, stop, look and be on the move again. they believe he was hunting, he was on a mission to kill. and that's why instead they decided to arrest him. now, everybody is thanking the community here in stockton for this arrest. here is you the district attorney is describing it. >> this crime was solved because we're stocktonians. you don't come to our house and bring this kind of terror and not noblize 750,000 people in this county, mobilized and captured this individual,s who reign of ter

queen consort camilla posed with some of them. >>> a return to a thrilling tradition after a two-yearandemic hiatus. daredevils leapt 876 feet off the new river gorge bridge saturday. the youngest space jumper to sign up was 19 the oldest, 83. normally base jumping is not allowed. the only exception is bridge day, which started back in 1980. >>> when we return, the band plays on using music as a sounding board for justice and unity. ♪ >>> large crowds at george floyd square in minneapolis may have cleared. but as you can see, a group of musicians hasn't missed a beat in more than a year. carolyn cummings of our minneapolis station wcco has more on the sound of solidarity. >> reporter: on any given monday, at this corner of 38th and chicago, you'll find a community -- ♪ concert. >> just bring your horn. [ laughter ] >> reporter: same time, same place. ♪ when the band begins to -- everybody! ♪ >> reporter: same mission. >> there were so many people that saw george floyd's murder, and said what do i do? i don't know what to do. a lot of us as musicians felt we can use our art and use our

cnn's camilla bernal joins me. >> reporter: hey, fred. we are waiting for the medical examiner's office to identify the bodies. we are told by authorities it is a difficult process because these bodies were in the water for a long period of time. now we know the autopsies gone at 8:30 in the morning. it is unclear if they are going to get to all four bodies by the end of day because of how difficult this process is going to be. now, we do know that someone was near the river, saw something suspicious, and called police. when police officers went out there, they were able to find and recover these bodies. they're treating it as two different investigations. they say one is the investigation of the bodies that were recovered. and according to the police chief, he believes there is foul play involved in that case. the case of the missing men is also being handled separately. and it is unclear what happened here. as mentioned, we know there are four friends, all between 29 and 32. they were hanging out on sunday night. it's unclear what happe

c what a disturbing story, camilla. what more are you learning?t attorney there saying that the former cop is james brennan. he had been working with the police department there for about seven months before getting fired for this incident. a week ago, his body camera was recording when he shot at this 17-year-old who appears to simply be eating a hamburger. i want to show you the video but warn you it is graphic. this is former officer james brennan's body cam video. while at mcdonald's, he spots a car he thinks he recognizes. >> i've got a vehicle here that fled from me. >> reporter: but he doesn't wait for backup. instead, he approaches the car. >> get out of the car. >> what? [ gunfire ] >> shots fired, shots fired! >> reporter: a total of ten shots, and the 17-year-old now in critical condition. according to his attorney, he's fighting for his life. the teen was initially charged with evading detention and assaulting an officer. the charges that have now been dropped. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: instead, the investigation now fo

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> new york city police have released security video of a shocking brooklyn subway station. the man in the yellow hood suddenly pushes another man onto the tracks, then runs away. the victim was not hit by a train but he did suffer injuries. crime on new york's subways remains below pre-pandemic levels but it's much higher than it was last year, so officials have announced a new initiative to make the transit system safer. >> reporter: and mayor eric adams is certainly on what appears to be a mission this weekend to try and address the issue of public safety here in new york city. there's been a marked increase in violent incidents that have happened in the subway system, so he teamed up with governor kathy hochul to announce a plan to increase police officer patrols across the system as well as increasing the number of psychiatric beds that are made available for people suffering from mental illness. now, i want to show you this video from last week. you can see a man that is walking along the subway platform. then there's another man that comes see

camilla bernal is in los angeles. this is very suspicious and strange.h. at least not yet. that's despite the fact that they found this car on thursday. worked on it all day thursday and friday and still today. yet authorities not clear whether or not there are human remains or what happened to this car. look, srs a very wealthy neighborhood. we're talking multimillion dollar homes. they decided to do a project when they brought in landscapers. that's when the crew found this car that was about six feet underground. it was a convertible mercedes reported missing in 1992. police brought out cadaver dogs. they started smelling away and did detect something. here's what police described it as. >> i've done a few questions with different canine officers. they said it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood. they could be reacting to old bones. they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those things that the dogs would be reacting to. >> reporter: again, as of now, no human remains. but they will continue to search. another