her name is camille, and she's a nursing student from san jose. hey, camille. how you doing?applause ] >> i'm good. how are you? >> i'm excellent. excellent. are you ready to meet your match? >> definitely. >> fantastic. now let's see whose heart cupid's arrow will strike tonight. go ahead with your first question. >> all right. contestant number one, i like a man who is passionate. what's one thing that you're passionate about? >> you mean, besides freaking it with your girl? [ laughter ] i'm playing, but i'm serious, hey. but honestly, i'm real passionate about women's rights. you know, men and women are equals, especially when it comes to picking up that check at dinnertime. [ laughter ] go ahead. grab it girl. pick it up with two hands. look at it. then, go ahead and pay for it. [ laughter ] and also, while you're at it, i saw a delightful looking parka that was just my size and just my style down at t.j. maxx. you look like you can afford it. and if you can't, well you can always open up another credit card. trust me. [ laughter ] >> interesting answer, contestant number

camille?kelsey grammer. the two seemed to have it all. in 2010, her own star would begin to rise, as a cast member on "the real housewives of beverly hills." >> it's time for me to come out of my husband's shadow and shine. >> reporter: but she got off to a rocky start with the other women. >> you're such a [ bleep ] liar, camille. >> reporter: and was portrayed as the mean girl of the group. as the first season progressed, her famous marriage began to crumble. >> 13 years of marriage. there you go. >> reporter: and would soon come to an end. >> somebody's in the apartment as mrs. grammer. it's just not me. >> reporter: after enduring a public divorce and custody battle play out in the tabloids -- >> does she not know she's destroying a family. >> reporter: she came back in season two as a new woman. the painful experience, seemed to endear her to the fans. being a voice of reason for taylor armstrong, in a decisive season. >> we don't say that he broke your jaw. or he beat you up. and he hit

with the establishment of the doctor's bill and camille cosby center became a reality. what the community center located a few feet away from the actual academy opened its doors 10 years ago. they offer many things including after-school programs and free health care. it is not just for students and their families but also the community. there were plenty of inspirational moments, there was also some comedic relief. >> i am not impressed with my name on a building if i have no money. i will bring little children here -- protestant ones. see what the catholics did to me? now give me 50 cents. >> it is the first and last school run by the oblique sisters of providence. they have been in the forefront of the importance of education. >> anytime anyone puts money into the education of human beings it is a special gift. >> a gallon to honor them tonight is at 7:00 tonight. -- a gala to honor them tonight is at 7. >> this weekend is the annual shred day event sponsored by the bbb. can drop off to -- up to three boxes to get shreded for free. johns hopkins university is hosting

bill and camille cost bit. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> actually, the cosby's monetary donation was the largest gift ever received by st. francis academy. >>> coming up it can be painful but not as bad as a serious migraine. what doctors say can help and which headaches it awork for. >>> there'sing in like a home cooked meal or any meal you have at home with your family. why health experts say meal time is so important for children. >>> botox isn't just for wrinkles anymore. a new analysis says the injections can offer some slight help to people dealing with chronic daily headaches and migraines but researchers also say chronic tension headaches or episodic migraines are not affected by botox. >>> first time abusers of prescription pain pills like oxycon thin usually get drugs for free from a family member or friend. the survey also showed that chronic pain killer abusers usually turned to doctors or dealers for their pills. this saturday the drug enforcement administration will take back unused drugs at site

and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here.of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -- african-american art and culture complex at 762 bolton street. the posters you see here are examples of elements in that exhibit. these are actual objects that are part of the kinsey collection that are on display in our exhibit.

. >> camille? -- supervisor avalos: camille? you have been with the program for four years? >> about. supervisor kim: the number of young people applying for jobs in the summer, is that a constant? or are we seeing an increase? >> an increase. supervisor avalos: thank you. supervisor olague: i have a quick follow-up question for you. sorry. in your experience, your observation, what has been more effective in supporting the transition for keeping jobs and helping to transform a life, whenever it is? what are the most effective tools in that? >> the support they receive from employment coordinators' and mentors allows them the capacity to see that they make a difference. even if they're doing the backlog in, they are part of the team and making a difference. they can transfer these skills into other opportunities. just allowing them to see the potential in themselves. supervisor chu: thank you. next speaker, please? >> could morning, supervisors. in the executive director and i would like to commend the youth commission for the responses to this resolution. i wanted to respon

camille is calling from bergal north carolina. hello, camille. camille?we analyze every month and every step by step and sometimes it's like you take three steps and you take 3 steps forward. sometimes you have to take one back and time goes by and he will be able to come back and re redefine this. meanwhile, the republicans, i don't think they are getting all of the -- all of the recollection for this bill, the so-called jobs bill passes because obama has to agree to it. you have to have a balance to get to the next step. >> camille, we put these protections in place, in this case they were put in place, the ones that governor spitzer was talking about back in 2010, i believe, or 2004. >> yes. >> why should we undo them? >> we are not undoing them. we have to compromise and go along with the negative fact just so we can move forward. >> camille, we do undo them. i read you part of the story from the "new york times" this morning. they are reporting, this rolls back a settlement that was reached, this chinese wall that was built. it removes it. so it just

camille and bill cosby community center. the center opens for after school -- offers after school programs and free health care. the cosbys have donated $2 million to support scholarships. >> i am not impressed with my name over a building if i have no money. i will bring little children here, protestant ones and say see what the catholics did to me. now give me 50 cents. >> any time one puts money into the education of human beings, that is always a special, special gift. >> dr. cosby graduated from the same order that represents this one. >> protecting yourself by sledding. we're live at the better business bureau's annual shred day event. >> down at the gulf of mexico a major storm developing. the insta-weather plus forecast next. >> this is going to be a beautiful weekend here. the sun is coming up. we have haze in the atmosphere. to the west of us, though t. a cold front coming in. we will catch that later today. in the mid afternoon, evening hours, we are dealing with this front moving into the area. other than ruining

our guests are anita mcbride and camille johnston. our look at the role of spouses in american politics and first ladies. our phone lines are open. you can also send a comment on our twitter page. guest: absolutely true. she is an impressive woman. she always was. there were moments for her that were harder than others. she was one of these transitional first ladies. but i think her career has borne her out in terms of being an impressive person from start to finish. guest: i would like to add one thing to that. kroll as first lady of the united states only helped her -- her role as first lady of the united states only helped her in the position she had a secretary of state. she is our nation's top diplomats. . it was a platform that allowed her to be what she is, a terrific secretary of state. host: on our twitter page -- guest: i thought about that when you were talking about that. she was to lead the nation's first hostess. -- truly the nation's first hostess. host: the pictures of our first lady and president. michael is on the te

bill and camille cosby on friday. the most generous donors in its 184-year history. million to support scholarships for students through the years. >> through your generosity, the establishment of the doctor's bill and camille cosby community center became real. >> it is located in east baltimore and opened its doors 10 years ago. it offers many things including an after-school program and free probe -- free health care. it is also for the community. >> we are very much a part of a community and this new building manifest that. >> there were plenty of inspirational moments, but there was also some comic relief. >> i am not impressed with my name on a building because i have no money. i will bring little children here. protestant ones so they can see with the catholics did to me. now give me 50 cents. >> is the first and last school run by this process ends. -- this providence. she attended a fellow school in washington. they have been on the forefront of the importance of education for years. they say to be abolished for their part to provide education for all is an

. >> is that camille after a 10-mile run?aying hitler was good at the beginning, but not so far. and it was april 20th, 1999. and as any white supremecist can tell you, that is hitler's birthday. >> really? yikes. >> john, remind people when they can see your show? >> 9:00 on thursday nights on fox business. >> they can. >> they can. >> they can see the show, but the government can't. >> diane, where can our viewers find you on-line? >> i am writing to fox business .com. they can see me there and facebook/diane macedo news or twitter at diane macedo. it is this thursday the 12th. >> excellent. >> go to it. >> it is a lovely city. >> why do i listen to him 1234*. >> diane, bill, jesse, john. a fun show. inion, and analysis s now.

>> that is bill cost but i and his wife camille. they're in baltimore. why they're being honored and having fun with the folks at st. francis academy. good evening. i'm chris shaffer. clouds and rain set to move. wyatt has a look at your first forecast for the weekend. >> absolutely, looking at a weekend of changing weather. by it is nice on this friday evening. 71 in baltimore. 70 hagerstown. 55 at the beach where people are heading down to the komen race because the fog held tough all day. they did not have much sun, unfortunately. we have a coastal system already beginning to spin whoever the carolina -- spin off the carolinas. for now enjoy the evening. 60 with a few clouds. as you look at ocean city the chance for showers tomorrow afternoon and rain and wind on sunday. we'll have much more on your complete weekend coming up. >>> a newly installed speed camera in catonsville dolled with a flam -- doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire. it was vandalized last neat. tonight neighbors are hoping it gets replaced and quickly. >> reporter: this is

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so the school honored doctors camille and bill cosby for their financial support.hey gave the school $2 million in 2005 to support their scholarship program. >> if we can plant the seed and then that person has an opportunity, then that person can give someone else an opportunity and it keeps going on and on from generation to generation. >> this program is important to kids like me who attend the school without special activities or even other kids who need a safe place to go to once the school day is done. >> they raised a ton of mony. congratulations to st. francis academy. there's the cosbys with the mayor. >> let's go dancing. gladys knight voted off the show last noi. she won the judges heart. the remaining ones will take on classical music. get out and enjoy it. we have little league going on. we'll be right back. >>> all right. tell us what's coming up at 11. >> have you noticed those little symbols on bottle the of laundry detergent? we'll explain what it means. >>> plus, if you're waiting on that big tax refund, we have tips on what to do with the refund.

former marine scott camille and holly hughes.nd joining us in here in atlanta is gentleman mall anderson. are we surprised by this? should we be? >> i don't think there's any surprise at all. >> that simple. why? why do you say that? >> well, from my experience in war, taking pictures with people that we killed to show we killed those people was common practice. >> okay. i'm talking about the secret service here. about the secret service, not about the afghanistan pictures. agents accused of buying sex this week. i'm wondering if you feel we should be surprised by this? >> i don't have an opinion. >> yeah. okay. >> i don't -- >> let's move on. let's talk to jeffrey robinson. you write about these things. what do you think? >> yeah, you should be surprised. shocked. this is behavior that is unacceptable. totally unacceptable by the secret service. these men are briefed to know better, they're overseas, representing the government. this should never have happened. i said previously in one interview, boys will be boys. i was critici

first to scott camille, a foerm marine. are we so quick to judge in we don't know what those men and women are up against do we? >> we don't know what it's like being in combat unless you have been there. you're nitpicking talking about things like people posing with bodies. the real question should be, why are we at war in the first place? why are we killing so many people in the first place? the concern about posing with someone who is dead. the fact that someone is dead and we're killing people is more important. >> i think you're right. the fact of the matter is, we had those pictures. 18 of them of men and women in battlefield posing with people who are dead. most people don't see that activity ever dy day. if that leads people to understand what is going on in war zone, or maybe why we're killing, that is a good next question. maybe this is the impetus to have that happen. >> we're stretched to thin. how long have we been at war? the circumstances we have put the military in in several rej yo regions. so tough when yo

camil fundora nacio en los estados unidos y se identifica como cubano- puertorriquena.a: depende, pero a veces es spanglish, porque a veces tu estas pensando en ingles pero te sale el español. aunque la mayoria de los inmigrantes concide en que volverian la experiencia, y tienen grandes nexos con este pais. no cabe duda que a pesar de los años transcurrido s se mantienen muy arraigados a sus paises. en nueva york, isolda peguero, telemundo. cu ---el gobierno de estados unidos anunci que est preparando una demanda contra joe arpaio take vo ---el departamento de justicia dice que el sheriff de maricopa, arizona se rehusa a colaborar con la investigacin abierta sobre su presunta violacin a los derechos civiles de los inmigrantes indocumentad os.. ---en una carta, el gobierno declar que arpaio les est haciendo perder el tiempo y que no est negociando con buenas intenciones ya que su condado se niega a ceder la documentacin necesaria para investigar los casos de presunto abuso policial.. cu -- y en la ciudad de nueva york autoridades anuncian un millonario acuerdo para indem

[applause] >> please, welcome camill. >> that was a great reading and you changed up my play list. >> start with a poem i read after i learned that the rate of valum prescriptions in baghdad sky rocketed after the u.s. entry into that space. the title of the poem and it is the words the probably roost which is bitter. biting, cutting, sharp. bitan. once, she was a fearest dark girl who's tongue skipped top of meeting. teeth, teeth top of mouth like double dutch with the word that ment her thoughts cutting circles through the day. no chance she'd be the one to trip and break rhythm. then she could sit all day on her porch memorizing the trees. she could be still. the birds, winged through leaves like they didn't know anyone could hurt them. once she believed steam curled off asphalt when summer rains stopped with a prophecy. she believed this looked the way she would feel after touching a man. her body clean. and black. and right. something beautiful and painless rising up. i was talking with a friend about that idea of leaving places. and leaving places behind the title of this poem i

camille and bill cosby community center was unveiled at -- yesterday. programs. the cosbys donated $2 million to st. francis. >> find out which animal the zoo brought along this time. >> the wife of o.j. brigance is here to raise money. >> and the better business bureau's annual shred day. >> two storms developing here. one front coming in. a big storm in the south will come our way as well. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> welcome to "11 news saturday morning". i'm lisa robinson. >> our top stories in just a minute. first we'll check outside with meteorologist john collins. >> it is gorgeous outside now. >> get out and take vng of it. well, wait until the program is

. >>> today a baltimore school will be honoring bill and camille cosby. st. francis academy is naming the community center after the couple. it was ten years ago they gave $2 million to the school, the largest gift ever. cnn soledad o'brien will be in town to serve as emcee for the celebration. >>> and still to come on wjz's "eyewitness news," the secret service scandal will more -- will more agents be forced out of their yobs before the day is through -- jobs before the day is through. starbucks drops a controversial infreedient -- ingredients from the menu and a mix of sun and clouds with mild temperatures lasting through the week. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's news station. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung funct

nora johnson will be joining us -- camille johnston will be joining us.ater, the project on government oversight and where the money is being spent. that is coming up later on "the washington journal. nancy carroll is keeping track of the topics on the sunday shows. >> yes, the secret service scandal, gsa management, presidential panel -- we start with "meet the press." hosts is david gregory. the chairman of the house oversight and reform committee. then new york congressman, peter king. then the republican chairman of the house committee on homeland security. also, david axelrod, the senior political strategist of the reelection campaign. "this week," with ranking republican member, susan collins, of maine. "fox news sunday," with chris wallace and joe lieberman, along with mitch daniels. "state of the union," rearing at 3:00 p.m. eastern. a strategist for the obama reelection campaign. also in the program, a republican senator from florida, marco rubio, elijah cummings, all ranking members of the oversight committee. "face the nation," completes the li

. >> camille? >> hi, this is camille. >> camille. >> i'm retired from the post office.s. i worked 21. i want to tell we need to sell privacy and mailing. no one has -- everything is open wide, on the international. we could snatch that back privacy in mail. sell it. no one has it. no one is saying it. we should have done this 15, maybe 20 years ago. >> you know, i never thought about that. >> yeah. >> that's a good point? >> i am retired. i am pawu a union member. i have one more thing to say. i am from the east coast. they would not give me a job. i went out west got hired. reagan put a freeze on government jobs in 1980. in 1983, march, i got hired and i got -- i am saying i have a retirement now because of the union. >> that's ants important selling point, that, you know, e-mail really is wide open. anybody can crash into your e-mail system. but privacy in the mail. >>> sure. obviously i don't pay my bills on line. i am the president of the union. we encourage our members not to do so but when you look in the news accounts of accounts being hacked mastercard banks bei

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and the killer was on the phone with him watching the new i'm going to be very vivid here because camille cause we wrote about this and she said in her up it beats the man who shot my son called a friend and brag but i just shot a nigger and the news is talking about. and he was bragging good the all the wealth of bill cause he saved his son you know and so we have had racial profiling cases new jersey. grown near and when driving down ninety five if they're in a nice car get pulled over and the car is searched it doesn't make any difference if they're young i've had people call in who have been elderly people who've been pulled over and their cars been search for no other reason than their profile we've had lawsuits where maryland state troopers had to be certain new jersey state troopers that means that we've had black police officers that have been profiled have their own departments but again you're right and so what we try to get the other side understand is that we've got to have this discussion where we got to be honest about how people are free see and why is that perception speak

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north korea is celebrating a century since the birth rate what time did camille stone his grandson and currently that kim jong un made his first public speech praising the country's military might in the calling for even more result i think didn't mention it was friday that failed that long range rocket mission from yang it says it was supposed to put a satellite in orbit put into the scene moments after blast off the u.n. resolutions and sparked a wave of global condemnation america has even suspended two hundred million dollars worth of food aid to north korea asia expert jim walsh says the rocket launch scott that he stalks it did not go off course in a way where japan or south korea felt compelled to shoot it didn't because i think there could have been a trip wire could have caused you know the possibly best collision and. the bench that no one would want so if they all failed peacefully if you will the problem is as a consequence of this we're not going to have the six party talks we're going to actions in the united states really hard for us president to restart negotiations or

bill cozz my and camille cosby friday. the couple has donated $2 million to support scholarships to students through the years. >> trut the community center, which is located a few minutes away from the actual academy in east baltimore opened its doors 10 years ago. the center offers many things, including after school programs and free health care. and it is not just for the students and their families, but also the community. while there were plenty of inspirational moments, there was comic relief from the master himself. >> i'm not putting my name over a building if i have no money. i will bring little children here, prodestant ones. see what the catholics did to me? now give me 50 cented. [laughter] >> this is run by the owe blate center of providence. the cosbys, who have been in the forefront of the importance of education for years say they are honored to be acknowledged. >> any time one puts money into the education of human beings, that is always a special, special gift. >> nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> do yo

they named the center after the comedian and his wife camille to recognize them for their leadership in education. the couple previously donated $2 million to the academy, the largest gift in the school's 184-year history. >> and i love that they physically came here, right? >> yes. >> because the kids love to see them. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> we have probable cause to be here. >>> looking for aton. 30 years after he vanished. police hope a new tip will solve the case. >>> caught on camera, a passenger catches a plane striking birds. >>> walking to wipe out diabetes. why one naval officer is strapping on his boots to find a cure. i'm gigi barnett at m&t bank strayedium. the details oar -- stadium are coming up. details coming up. >>> and more on the weekend's rain. forecast coming up. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you

frances academy, renamed its community center after the comedian and his wife camill. so recognize them for their leadership in education. they have donated $2 million to the academy. the largest gift in the school's 184-year history. >> wow. they continue to donate to so many different causes in education. >> and it's just a nice, small school that they've rallied around and are helping tremendously. >> i'd like to see that happen. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. prostitution scandal. the new punishment, coming for the secret service agents involved. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, an earthquake drill in towson. not so far-fetched after last summer's quake. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> attention, bge customers. get ready for a break. why you could see a $100 credit on your next bill. >>> and we're enjoying a gorgeous friday evening. a lot of soaking rain is on the way. don't miss the updated weather forecast with bob. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don

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or the way camille russler of ever after travels the journey from despair to bliss with every bride toall business saturday 100 million of us joined a movement... and main street found its might again. and main street found its fight again. and we, the locals, found delight again. that's the power of all of us. that's the power of all of us. that's the power of all of us. that's the membership effect of american express. >>> macy's under the microscope. we'll look at johnson america and his plan to keep macy's on the move. big banks reporting earnings tomorrow. you've been talking about that all this past hour. we'll debate how to play the sector today and the ebook smackdown. find out what it will mean for amazon that's today on "power lunch." let's get back to scott. >> we'll see you in a few. the vice fund which invests in stocks from alcohol to tobacco to guns is up 12% this year. the devil is in the details. brian shactman joins us to break them all down. brian? >> despite all of the stats, all of the constant media attention and political battles, according to the latest, the u.s

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