feel about camilla? of her, given that our rottweiler is one those dogs that never hold on to something and never let's go. >> the once fairytale royal marriage was now on the rocks, and later, diana would share all her dark secrets outside the palace gates in a way no one ever saw coming. coming up -- >> there were people who were listening and watching and keeping tabs on her. >> spies at the palace, diane launches the plot of her own, when dateline continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the “dad cab”, it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor today about hpv vaccination. ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ embrace this phase. help pr♪ i'm with it ♪he next. ♪ i gotta good fee

and the short answer , camilla, is we don't answer, camilla, is we don't really know .equest really know. following a request for freedom of information, a terrible error was made in the police service of northern ireland. adding to the request what's called source data, which meant that actually the surnames initials and the departments in which 10,000 police officers in northern ireland suddenly found online, their details had been posted. now, in northern ireland, a lot of policemen go to work every day, not not dressed in their uniforms. so men and women leave home in plain clothes. their neighbours don't know what they go to do. they've had to keep their work secret in order to protect themselves and their families . themselves and their families. the risk here is that some of those people's identities have been compromised and we don't know enough . it's a statement know enough. it's a statement that so far has come from the chief constable, which is that they're investigating it. the chief constable returned from holiday, had a meeting with the oversight body in

>> are camilla. that's >> well, we are camilla. been doing the last six months doing over the last six months with suella braverman . we have with suella braverman. we have changed the accommodation . the changed the accommodation. the people are staying in, you know , the labour say they , the labour party say they don't like us using disused military sites and barges. they want hotels and my postbag from labour mps is complaining that the accommodation isn't luxurious enough . they want us luxurious enough. they want us to spend more and offer more to illegal migrants. i don't think that's right. i think we have to make sure that the uk isn't perceived to be a soft touch. as you say, quite correctly, the overwhelming majority of those people coming on small boats are coming from france, from a safe country with a well—functioning asylum system. they're choosing to come to the uk and that must be in part because of a perception that the uk is a softer touch. that's why we're changing accommodation. that's why we're making it harde

but now it's the camilla tominey show . tominey show. >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show the only politics show being broadcast on british tv this morning. so don't go anywhere . morning. so don't go anywhere. sean, lovely to speak to you this morning. obviously, the first question i've got for you in your capacity as former northern ireland secretary is to discuss this dreadful hack that's gone on with police service northern ireland, 10,000 officers details have been compromised. i mean, do we think that there's a question of police officers safety now being in danger because this? sean in danger because of this? sean >> there could be. and the short answer , keir mather, is we don't answer, keir mather, is we don't really know. and following a request for freedom of information, a terrible error was made in the police service of northern ireland. adding to the request what's called source data, which meant that actually the search names, initials and the search names, initials and the departments in

welcome to the camilla tominey show with me, tom harwood i'm covering whilst camilla is away, but this is the only politics show being broadcast on british television this morning. so don't go anywhere. we've got an enormous array of guests and some huge issues to get through. i'll be quizzing the schools minister nick gibb on a whole host of things, not least what the powers the lucy letby inquiry should have of big discussions there as to whether this should be a statutory inquiry or not. but and there's some interesting reasons behind the other issue. there will be digging into the details . the other issue. there will be digging into the details. i'll also be speaking to the former justice secretary, sir robert buckland . and should lucy, let buckland. and should lucy, let me be forced to attend her sentence hearing tomorrow and can she be.7 she sentence hearing tomorrow and can she be? she said that she's not going to turn up. well i'll also be speaking to one of the uk's richest men, the founder of phones for you, john caldwell. he's been a big donor to the conservative party in

again whilst camilla is away, but don't go anywhere . of she's back anywhere. of course she's back next so we can all look next week. so we can all look forward to but this is forward to that. but this is the only politics show being broadcast british television broadcast on british television this morning. so it's your one stop shop for all political news. don't go anywhere and i'll be quizzing veterans minister johnny mercerjust in a moment. after the supposed death of the wagner group's chief, yevgeny prigozhin, i'll also speak to vladimir putin's former number two in the kremlin, the former prime minister of russia, mikhail kasyan . we'll hear from mikhail kasyan. we'll hear from the chair of the defence select committee, tobias ellwood . and committee, tobias ellwood. and with just two days to go before the ulez zone is extended to outer london, i'll get the thoughts of the reform party's candidate to be london mayor howard cox. also bill clinton's former special counsel in the white house joins us to discuss. well, you guessed it,

this. >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show.out what's going on in the united kingdom today, but also overseas because is also overseas because this is something that will have implications for the wider to world the machinations in united states politics and indeed the latest indictment and mugshot shot of former president donald trump. let's speak now to lanny davis, the former special counsel to president bill clinton. and the lawyer represents donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, in the stormy daniels case. lanny, thank you so much for making the time for us this morning. rather earlier for you in new york. so thank you for getting up for us. i suppose, first of all, you, of course, represent did bill clinton in a number of sticky situations when he was president? how does donald trump's trials and tribulations compare to some of the legal difficult 80s of bill clinton ? difficult 80s of bill clinton? so there's obviously some dispute about this statement. >> but bill clinton faced a political situation involving a r

yes welcome back to the camilla tominey programme.e former head of professional standards for the australian government's offshore processing scheme in nauru is a man named oliver lawrence and he joins me now in the studio. and oliver, thank you so much for coming in because i think a lot of people are absolutely fascinated with australian policy . what was australian policy. what was known as operation sovereign borders under tony abbott . first borders under tony abbott. first of all, can you just explain what was your role in how that and how that policy was delivered? yes. >> my role in essence was to support asylum seekers and refugees with complaints they made about the system we had in place. so nauru was a very complex facility with a lot of infrastructure and had lot infrastructure and we had a lot of australian expats there from broad wilson security broad spectrum wilson security and force and australian border force looking the the looking after the care, the safety security of asylum safety and security of asylum seekers

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and that's the point, camilla, you were camilla, isn't it? as ever in the world of politics, you've got to keep up with the haven't keep up with the news, haven't you, live television? >> so obviously all of the papers dominated by suella papers are dominated by suella braverman's and braverman's interview and interventions on the immigration crisis. blaming crisis. this idea of blaming labouh crisis. this idea of blaming labour, i'm wondering what our audience of that, because labour, i'm wondering what our athink:e of that, because labour, i'm wondering what our athink i've of that, because labour, i'm wondering what our athink i've robertt, because labour, i'm wondering what our athink i've robert jenrickjse i think i've got robert jenrick the minister coming the immigration minister coming on. one hand i know that on. and on one hand i know that gb views and listeners are obviously behind he's obviously behind what he's trying so they're behind trying to do. so they're behind the intention, but i'm not sure they execution . i they support

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people in young going confinement since camilla chick k prices on public transport double services. the building was the one sick to is booming. this year the ministry of agriculture names to an a $1000000000.00 to rice exports a nation. well, when in full people didn't have enough to eat sending food overseas, the government revenue the, the weather brought to you by visit capital to hello, welcome to another look at the international forecast. no great changing conditions across southern parts of us when we, whether the north around the plains pushing either towards the midwest. i've seen some rather live the weather down towards the southeast corner that clearing away from the east, disabled, this marietta front swell to the south of that. that is where the heat remains in place shipping into the mid thirty's to 1000. as you can see, we are still getting into the full chase and more of the same as we go on through the next couple of days. but anything that hate just going to squeezed a little bit further south as we go through the next a day or 2. but still very much in evidence

cnn's camilla bernal reports. >> welcome to the eras tour!waiting to hear. and it was a dream come true. >> i'm trying to stick these crystals on. >> but nine months ago, she thought those dreams had been crushed. >> i was crying. i was really upset. because it was just so long. and every time you would get in, you would get kicked out or get an error or something would go wrong. it was like nonsttop drama. >> reporter: despite multiple tries, she wasn't able to get her tickets through tick master. she eventually bought them from another fan. two tickets for $600. then $100 on parking. almost $400 on dgas. she drove from salt lake city to santa clara, california. about $700 on a hotel. >> tada! >> reporter: more than $300 on meals. and $200 on her outfit and makeup. >> the multiplier factor is just enormous. it's a new phenomenon. it's not even compared -- the super bowl doesn't compare to this. >> reporter: sanjay sharma, professor of finance at the university of southern california has been studying and estimating the taylor swift numbers.

you can't forget he said about forget what he said about camilla. can't forget what camilla.right, dan, i >> i think you're right, dan, i think that's what's happening, because the king wants a happy ship. much like his mother liked a happy ship. she did not like confrontation . and i think the confrontation. and i think the king is following suit in that way. and yet william's behind the king saying, look, papa, i'm going to be king in the near future and i'm to going have to deal with this mess, too. so listen to what i'm what i'm saying to you, because i'm going to live with this problem longer than you will. and harry is to going be a troublesome son, brother and son. he always was . brother and son. he always was. and he he always will be. so what how to solve a problem like harry? it's a very difficult thing to do. and the king, i think, is trying to measure it. i think william is furious and he's being fuelled by kate of course, who is equally furious . course, who is equally furious. and i don't think this is going to be sorted out in the near future. i really don't.

you can't forget he said about forget what he said about camilla. can't forget what camilla. dan, i >> i think you're right, dan, i think that's what's happening, because the king wants a happy ship. much like his mother liked a happy ship. she did not like confrontation . and i think the confrontation. and i think the king is following suit in that way. and yet william's behind the king saying, look, papa, i'm going to be king in the near future and i'm to going have to deal with this mess, too. so listen to what i'm what i'm saying to you, because i'm going to live with this problem longer than you will. and harry is to going be a troublesome son, brother and son. he always was . brother and son. he always was. and he he always will be. so what how to solve a problem like harry? it's a very difficult thing to do. and the king, i think, is trying to measure it. i think william is furious and he's being fuelled by kate of course, who is equally furious . course, who is equally furious. and i don't think this is going to be sorted out in the near future. i really don't. there

i didn't care about camilla but but but camilla either.he queen who have they got? oh, and that and you talk about the sussexes upsetting the queen what about charles? he waited till his mother died. she said camilla should be queen consort. no more than that. as soon as she died suddenly. >> this is a hereditary monarchy. and he's the boss now . no, absolutely. >> but that's not what the queen wanted. it is not what the queen wanted. >> he's in charge now. >> he's in charge now. >> he's in charge. so that's so he's in charge. all charles wanted was to have camilla rehabilitated into society. and one day to become queen. he's got that . and now the palace got that. and now the palace machinery needs for the next to kate and william to push things forward . and harry and meghan forward. and harry and meghan were standing quite innocently in the way of that because the popularity was so much. >> this is ludicrous to suggest that harry and meghan were somehow innocent bystanders and have nothing to do with the megxit they were ever going to b

because of the roots of amir, which is doing biological seeding in the soil, rapeseed, safflower and camilla in the autumn cultivation of soybeans. sesame and sunflower in spring the most important needs of supplying oil for the country is the production of rapeseed and wheat are the charms of the prophet of autumn. if the production of rapeseed is included in the rotation of wheat , we will definitely have wheat cultivation . the basic agricultural products are a legal duty and crop rotation is one of the ways to achieve this self-sufficiency because of the stability of wheat production , plant wheat, pest, disease, and weed removal of wheat will destroy the load, even if we don't need oil or we don't need kanjan. what to do let's plant wheat. when will our wheat become stable? you can easily make 500,000 people from wheat farming. let's say that 500,000 means the production of one million tons. it means one million tomans and 350,000 tomans. it has oil with it, which is one third of our country's needs. let's provide a strategic product that contains more than 40% of oil and its flour has

i didn't care about camilla but but but camilla either.he queen who have they got? oh, and that and you talk about the sussexes upsetting the queen what about charles? he waited till his mother died. she said camilla should be queen consort. no more than that. as soon as she died suddenly. >> this is a hereditary monarchy. and he's the boss now . no, absolutely. >> but that's not what the queen wanted. it is not what the queen wanted. >> he's in charge now. >> he's in charge now. >> he's in charge. so that's so he's in charge. all charles wanted was to have camilla rehabilitated into society. and one day to become queen. he's got that . and now the palace got that. and now the palace machinery needs for the next to kate and william to push things forward . and harry and meghan forward. and harry and meghan were standing quite innocently in the way of that because the popularity was so much. >> this is ludicrous to suggest that harry and meghan were somehow innocent bystanders and have nothing to do with the megxit they were ever going to b

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>> camilla bernal, we appreciate it. our thoughts are with their kids, with their wives, everything this morning. thank you. >>> a former trump white house staffer and the wife of former congressman adam kinzinger speaking out for the first time about the hateful rhetoric and threats her family received during a january 6th house investigation. sophia kinzinger joins us live, next. >>> and later, hollywood still really at a standstill as the first step towards negotiations falls through. how long are these strikes going to last? fran drescher with us to discuss. okay. i'llll work on that. save up to $500 on the new w sleep number® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number®. from prom dresses... ...to workouts... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will ha

don't understand what else under the gun then they pick it on site hello and uh, and also from the camilla is well aware of the danger calling me loudly, have blown soul need to find me enough. i load up. do you like me to be on my feet by the side? the 2 of us if after 2 months i don't believe till i get a minute of a sequel to fax? some of that because they don't get all the, it's time for her to step into the spotlight. the most is what the someone on the phone for the the color model, the name of the, the, the off to the show me look till next month for the all the colors. however i need food up. what's nice to see that the medicine when you got them to get that up, what's new to follow? all i used to be, and i'm the one that slots us up and do i have to see if there's any magic of them will apply and get to it is all on most all of the you got it so you got them ready for one. your color and that he got a couple of demons lost by mail. i mean i get those of them. what i need to, to the side, get those and less mom someone right is juggling work and family loss is due to the debbie's f

of the root of amir , who is carrying out biological bending, in the soil, rapeseed, safflower and camilla in the autumn cultivation, soybeans, sesame and sunflower in the spring cultivation, the most important needs of the country are the production of rapeseed and the wheat of hazrat paizi's shrine if rapeseed production is included in the rotation of wheat, we will definitely have the sustainability of wheat cultivation. rapeseed can be a replacement for wheat. the amount of oil will increase. according to the above documents, self -sufficiency in basic agricultural products is a legal obligation, and crop rotation is one of the ways to achieve this. with this self-sufficiency, you can easily allocate 500,000 from wheat cultivation to the project . 500,000 means a long production of one million tons. one grain has about 350,000 to 400,000 tons of oil. let's make a strategic product that contains more than 40% of its oil and meal contains 35% of protein. based on the knowledge and experience that the farmer has, he should take this refuge and observe the low production efficiency of the

the giants have the lead going into the bottom of the ninth, but something is going on with camilla devol. he walks the first two batters he sees which sets up bryce harper at the plate. goodbye. harper hits the foul pole , three run jack. harper hit a home run in every game this series and it sent the game to extras. giants desperately need to come home with a win and it is the newcomer at the plate! paul dejong comes through. probably not how they drew it up but a much-needed win nonetheless. and the giants are back at oracle on friday against atlanta. >> nothing better than a little home cooking! thanks, matt. >>> coming up next, the fight against artificial intelligence rupturing up in the entertainment industry. we hear from local actors about their top concerns. salolonpas lidococaine flex. a susuper thin, , flexible p h with maxaximum ototc strengthth lidocainee ththat contoururs to the b by to relelieve painn riright where it hurts.. and did d we mentionon, it re, really stiticks? salolonpas, it's's good medidi. and did d we mentionon, it re, really stiticks? i was like shaking yo

camilla devall leading the majors with 36 saves. giants e couto 1-0 win. weekend. mookie betts, shea lingle ears. are we ok over here? i think so. the giants played for. a matter rosario down the line. 6-1 after six. the a's highlight. turlock native tyler soto strom, his first big-league homer. no doubt about it. the ball gets thrown back and this is funny. tony kemp pretends he's going to chuck it into the stands year. he doesn't. a's lose 8-2. 49ers over the preseason. a week from sunday at the raiders. we may get brock purdy against jimmy garoppolo. continues his recovery from off-season elbow surgery. so many questions everyday about his arm. kyle shanahan says his health is simply not an issue. >> that's completely off my mind. he's healed, he's healthy. guys have to play and get used to that. that takes time and stuff. i'm not thinking about his injury anymore. he's the real deal. he knows how to play. you will keep getting better as we go. larry: aaron rodgers not playing in tonight's hall of fame game between the jets and browns. dorian thompson o

camilla duvall camille duvall was brought in to end it. giants avoided a sweep. san francisco remains in the second of three wild card playoff spots. >>> and now kyle harrison, he had good stuff. so good the giants drafted the left hander in the third round of the 2020 draft. three years and hundreds of strikeouts later, a call up is coming. he will make his big league debut with the team tuesday during their series at the phillies, which starts tomorrow. >>> now somebody cool off the red hot orioles at the coliseum with a sweep on their minds. only suspense came in the 8th inning. gunner henderson needed a single for the cycle. ripped it down the right-field line and he didn't stop at first. he kept running for a standup double. look at the o's dugout reaction. what are you doing? baltimore won it 12-1, swept the three-game series. sending the a's to a record of 34-90. >>> and nfl and the 49ers last night. what did you think? everybody was talking about the quarterback position and why not? brock purdy took his first game speed snaps of the preseason in the nine

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camilla devall leading the majors with 36 saves. giants e couto 1-0 win.e a's this weekend. mookie betts, shea lingle ears. are we ok over here? i think so. the giants played for. a matter rosario down the line. 6-1 after six. the a's highlight. turlock native tyler soto strom, his first big-league homer. no doubt about it. the ball gets thrown back and this is funny. tony kemp pretends he's going to chuck it into the stands year. he doesn't. a's lose 8-2. 49ers over the preseason. a week from sunday at the raiders. we may get brock purdy against jimmy garoppolo. continues his recovery from off-season elbow surgery. so many questions everyday about his arm. kyle shanahan says his health is simply not an issue. >> that's completely off my mind. he's healed, he's healthy. guys have to play and get used to that. that takes time and stuff. i'm not thinking about his injury anymore. he's the real deal. he knows how to play. you will keep getting better as we go. larry: aaron rodgers not playing in tonight's hall of fame game between the jets and browns. dorian

> but m camilla. » bu.n the show this morning, nick gibb schools minister gibb he's been schools minister for just over 12 years. and in a government that has chopped and changed so much, having some consistency is really interesting because he's been at the heart of government for all that time. so really understands how these things work and we will be putting him that will be putting to him that audience question when will the government getting on quickly government be getting on quickly with people to face their with force people to face their sentence ? sentence? >> well, we hear it's going to be in the king's speech, which suggests that it will happen as soon can into the year. soon as it can into the year. >> by the end of the year, we're expecting the king's speech, perhaps in november, although we don't date yet. but don't have a set date yet. but we've the former we've also got the former justice secretary, robert buckland, on. and i want to ask robert buckland about what else could be done to fo

is the camilla is up next with the camilla tominey show a brighter outlook with boxt solar. >> proudor so. a mixture of and showers with of sunshine and showers with more rain arriving more persistent rain arriving later the southwest . back later from the southwest. back to the detail for today, though , plenty showers around , plenty of showers around towards north and of towards the north and west of the today. them on the uk today. some of them on the uk today. some of them on the potentially thundery the heavy potentially thundery side the side, particularly towards the north scotland north and northeast of scotland , more in of sunshine , more in the way of sunshine down the south and east down towards the south and east between showers and that between those showers and that will our temperatures will allow our temperatures to climb celsius climb into the low 20 celsius peaking in the south—east at around 22 or 23 degrees. notice though, the rain gathering down towards the south—west of the uk and start push and that will start to push its way southwest as we way in from the s

la mala suerte en forma de lesiones obligÓ a dos jugadores de los philadelphia eagles a salir en camillamamente ante la mirada atÓnita de clientes y empleados, miriam arias ¿quÉ estÁ pasando?. >> nicole, buenas tardes, la preocupaciÓn de los dueÑos de pequeÑos y grandes negocios es latente, imagÍnense estar haciendo compras un fin de semana y de repente ver a un grupo enmascarado entrar, romper cosas y saquear, en ocasiones roban hasta 100.000 dÓlares, y hasta 400 mil, vamos a ver. >> sujetos cubiertos de pie a cabeza en plena luz del dÍa tomando todo lo que estÉ a su paso. imÁgenes como estas que parecen de pelÍcula, inundan redes sociales, les llaman robos relÁmpago y cada vez preocupan mÁs a los dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios. >> con mucho miedo que estÁn a cada rato robando dos veces al dÍa. >> por eso autoridades de los Ángeles crearon una unidad policial enfocada en combatir este tipo de crimen. >> (hablan en inglÉs). (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> se trata de 22 investigadores de distintas agencias del orden que trabajarÁn a tiempo completo no solo para dar con los ladrones que entran

issue is one of the more exciting things that has happened in my career in community colleges. >> camilla, the i is a significant theme within the strategy. it focuses on this ecosystem of diverse users and stakeholders. how did your team try to keep that at the forefront? >> it is an imperative. we call it out early on in the strategy, a recognition that you must bring everyone to the table. but that recognition is underscored by the fact that [no audio] the national security threat, how we better innovate around the solutions to our greatest challenges, whether they be cybersecurity -- rise to the occasion and really address the challenges ahead. that broad cybersecurity work was the resounding echo heard from our partners as we were talking to them about how we potentially meet this challenge and where opportunities and strength life. it had to be an imperative. >> and another question for all of our panelists. is there a specific challenge which focuses on interdisciplinary skill sets? i wanted to give you this opportunity to highlight specific initiatives or programs. anything you th

get us started, camilla, let me turn to you we are here to learn more about the national cyber workforce in education strategy. can you share a high-level overview and explain why this strategy exists and why it is most timely and urgent today? >> thank you for having us. i am so excited we have made it to this milestone. [applause] >> so many of you feel similarly. this has been a collective effort across a number of federal agency and a number of different partners. i want to thank you for sharing your time and talent to help us make sure we understand the challenges you are facing in hiring tech and cyber talent, to make sure we understood the changing dynamics in the workforce. -- quite frankly, especially post-covid. i do not know if it is post-covid, but you know. it is a national security imperative, and economic imperative, a human imperative. we have developed a strategy that addresses that through three imperatives across four pillars. -- to address the challenges of tomorrow. the thing we heard from you all and saw in the research we did to get to this moment is that we not on

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all that and more with me tom harwood in for camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning .join michael portillo . join michael portillo. >> there'll be topical discussion looking at the week before and the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11

whatever you do, don't miss the camilla tominey show this sunday morning from 930 >> hello and welcome and phil, the gb news married duo. if you didn't know it now talking of married duos, meghan and harry, what is going on there? you know your cash in on there? you know your cash in on the royal family and it looks like they've crashed out of it . like they've crashed out of it. but their relationship is that now on a rocky footing as well? we'll be speaking to jacinta de silva to give us a royal roundup and a conservative mp has got into hot water for sending out a leaflet to his constituents, asking him if they want to live near to a gypsy and traveller site as part of a consultation from his local authorities, he whipping up hatred against a minority group? >> or is it the legitimate question that an mp should be asking of their constituents ? asking of their constituents? we'll to britain's we'll be speaking to britain's richest gypsy and we'll be speaking to miss gb classic contender. >> yes , 47 year old gina is >> yes, 47 year old gina is going in for miss gb classic . going in

camilla is joining us with more on this.rly, they are investigating cause. >> hey, kate, yes, it is two helicopters. one is an observer helicopter, and another is the one that does the water run, and retardant drops, and they were makieieing progress when there was a structure fire but then spread out to vegetation and became a wild land fire. officials saying that, yes, they were working on the three-acre fire when the two helicopter crashed. thankfully the helicopter was able to land safely, but the other one did not, and this is the first three deaths in the fire season here in california. it was the firefighter, a chief and assistant chief. this is what the regional chief had to say. >> we have lost three great individuals, three fathers, friends and we want to tell everyone while the sacrifice should not be in vain. >> and the chief is saying that everyone should be thinking about the families, because of course they are grieving the loss of their own. the people that put their lives on the line, and as you mentioned, n

same with same thing with with with camilla and charles. sent a camilla and charles.sent a pubmost this is seen as camilla and charles. they sent a pubmost public this is seen as camilla and charles. they sent a pubmost public sign is seen as camilla and charles. they sent a pubmost public sign of seen as camilla and charles. they sent a pubmost public sign of the1 as the most public sign of the bitter rift between the royals. they also didn't wish archie and lilibet their lilibet happy birthday on their public, on their social media. they have pointed out, the royal family that family have pointed out that they the that they they don't that the that they mark birthdays of working mark the birthdays of working members of royal family and members of the royal family and look, and meghan have look, if harry and meghan have decided to be decided they don't want to be part royal family they've part of the royal family they've made it very clear they dislike the family. they've made the royal family. they've made all accusations. all sorts of accusations. meghan did corona

all that and more with me tom harwood in for camilla tominey from 930 on sunday morning .join michael portillo . join michael portillo. >> there'll be topical discussion looking at the week before and the week to come. so kick back and relax at 11 channel. where >> good evening. happy friday. it's 8:00 and i'm doing this one coming up on the show this evening we'll have you heard in the bulletins neonatal nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the murder of seven babies. i want to ask what drives someone to this type of despicable crime ? i mean, the details are horrendous. then at 11 am. on sunday, will you be watching? and where the lionesses kick off the fa final? so what does this mean to a world cup sports fans across the country ? and it makes across the country? and it makes sense. a biologic male shouldn't be a biological woman in sport, but in chess , it's the latest but in chess, it's the latest sport rocked by other gender rail . and speaking of gender,

. >> camilla is giving us the details of the tragic case.ori vallow daybell was convicted of killing her two children and for conspiring to kill her husband's first wife. the judge in the case saying that murder is the most serious offense, and the most unimaginable type of murder is to have a mother murder her own children. lori denied killing her children and cited religious text and beliefs and said jesus christ knew no one was murdered in the case, citing accidental deaths, suicides, and effects from medications. she said she has spoken to jesus, her children, and her husband's first wife after their deaths and said they were happy and extremely busy in heaven. in explaining his sentence, the judge cited vallow daybell's mental health issues but said she had not shown remorse, did not apologize, and said this, you justified this with a bizarre religious rabbit hole, and clearly you're still down there. before imposing the sentence, the judge heard a number of emotional impact statements. j.j.'s grandmother breaking down in tears saying i

what i think it is, is like we've discussed before the camilla formula.point in time was the most hated woman, arguably in the world. but all it was stay the course, be true. and now people, when they talk about it, they kind of understand that you've been really solid for charles. you've been there, you've been consistent . we kind of consistent. we kind of understand why he chose you. you're the one for him. and there's a respect that comes with that. she doesn't talk too much. she doesn't engage too much. she doesn't engage too much. she doesn't engage too much. she stays in the background. it seems like she background. so it seems like she knows to knows her place. meghan has to kind of take herself a kind of take herself down a notch and play the role of being in background and in time in the background and in time people come to tolerate or people might come to tolerate or accept her. >> we've all got too long left. but think the keys in but i think one of the keys in this actually be if and i this could actually be if and i don't it's to happen don

[laughter] tiphanie: camilla so pretty, i could stare at her forever. i want to thank our asl interpreter who is providing so well -- is vibing so well. he beheld with what we are saying but also the vernacular. do y'all see this? [laughter] that is good. which is important to what we are talking about. the importance of language and possess that might be particular to black for not killer. this book is so important because growing up in the virgin islands, which is where i am from, we have a rich history and legacy of literature in the region. the virgin islands is part -- i will be politically correct. i might say other things on a different stage. we are part of the united states so i did not grow up reading caribbean literature. jericho: you should say those things. tiphanie: we are colonized by the united states. we are a part of them but we are technically "of" the united states. you often do not read literature from the place you are from or experience cultural things from the place you are from. a lot of the learning comes from the place that ow