may be, camille, you can start. [laughter] >> i mean, i think, for me personally as a black writer because of that continuity between these historical moments, i mean, anita hill-- let's just say like in the middle of the #metoo movement like we have been saying these things. these aren't new revelations and they are not-- what's new is the response. what's new is the kind of-- women saying there is a problematic power dynamic and we are at its mercy. people say, you may be right. [laughter] that's the change i perceive that as horrifying as all these revelations are, the chains in the-- the change and perception relief and women saying this is something we need to be concerned about. we need to be concerned about the intense incarceration of women and separation of the families. we need to be paying attention to these issues and people in the larger community acknowledging those truths. therefore, as horrible as all of those new revelations are i get a sense of hope and a potential that we can actually make a chang

but by 2004 camille, the tag-along little sister, had had enough.hen michelle asked dan if she could move back home for a while, camille put her foot down. >> he was going to let her stay with us. and i remember telling him no. if she comes and stays, i'm going to leave. i couldn't handle it. >> i remember that. >> i didn't even -- i didn't even want to be around it anymore. i was so tired of it. tired of seeing him hurt. >> so you told michelle she couldn't come over? >> i told michelle she couldn't come over. i took her to a friend's house and dropped her off there. i know in my heart i didn't do the right thing, but i knew that the common sense of my brain said that i had to. i had to take that avenue. >> reporter: they call it tough love. but for dan valdez it was pure torture. every night he knew she was out there. and every time the phone rang his heart stopped. hoping that hers had not. >>> by the fall of 2004 dan valdez's calendar was beginning to fill with xs. each x marking another day without word from his oldest daughter, michelle. >> wh

like camille, i'm working as an intern outreach for d.p.a. i would like to characterize my experience as a combination of my academic preparation and my interests, which is something that i was looking for. this internship led me to doing some things that i already enjoy and good at doing, which is media communication and informs others but also led me to exploring areas that my future career interests may lie, which is law. the first thing i was interested in doing was the translation the our brand-new brochures. as camille just mentioned we now stand in the critical phase of reintroducing ourselves to the public and it's extremely important to us that all community members have equal access to our service? so we are offering the brochure in six more languages in addition to english because chinese is my native language, i got to become the second pair of eyes that helped fine-tune the chinese brochure to ensure fluidity and delivering our intentions. this is an example of it? it's, like, my baby. in addition to brochures, the other major pa

to camille to save the uprooted from the influence the challenge for the cricketer turned politician is to create an inclusive government and keep it running for five years so far all major political parties apart from the p.d.i. have reservations about the results they've called for an all parties conference in the federal capital islamabad it is going to be a numbers game to form a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will you form an alliance with osama bin. yemen's hoofy rebels say they've attacked abu dhabi apple with a drone an official from the united arab emirates has denied that claim the airport tweeted earlier that there had been an incident involving a supply vehicle but said it had not affected flights or operations it's not clear if the tweet was referring to the same incident or for the last two years the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have been leading a military coalition which is supporting yemen's government in the war against the who says the rebels have launched a number of missiles into saudi arabia and its capital riyadh

already inundated with lots of cases from across the country done by its cases that are you know that camille hasn't committed there are many hundreds of issues plaguing the indian judiciary so i think this is a lot piece of the concerns of the indian government i really see a computer or for the people assam what we were on there means in the list today. we're we're running out of time going to be the last word here if those who appeal the decision are still deny citizenship what happens to them is a detention is a deportation what happens next. the evening of the chin process and the final and i see will come and those people who drop from the i know that actually they would have to look beautiful at the bottom mr boehner and go on lead the cloudless give me a dick lead the people at one another then the question would not the government on little bits of been got you to fight what you the future road map you know what what are good we could do with these people better than one million people that number is going to be reduced. to a small number but i think billy hawk the god in the forty m

i have insomnia so i would wake up in the middle of the night and have camille panic but i'd have tobout the way that generationally we pass down ourr unintentionally. so it made me look at how i parent and what i need to own on my own in order to be a really good mom to her. what i need to let go of. >> what do you both hope the audience will get out of this? >> this is a strange thing for me but i al you know, i think -- i hope that they find comfort of all the books i have written, sharp objects is the one that people want to talk to me about the most. so that's the one that people linger in bookstores or book events or that write to me about and want to share a story with me about. so, you know, i think, again, like i said, sometimes keeping your head above water is the heroic thing on any given day. >> let me tell you something, after the first episode people will be talking. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> you guys are awesome. thank you so much. >> say that part again. >> you guys are awesome. >> sharp objects debuts sunday july 8th on hbo

camille desinger/victim's neighborwe've been here for 25 years and nothing, not even a theft you know, (ken) in the east bay: the driver responsible for killing a cyclist in crockett tuesday evening turned herself in to police.(pam) the crash happened on san pablo avenue ... near deadfish restaurant.the victim's family sat down with kron 4's ali reid tonight.ali - what are some of their concerns? the suspect turned herself in to police ...but the victim's family says ... any evidence that could help their case, may be gone.pkgcomforting r bun cycling family embraces his biological family in an emotional greeting thursday evening.he's just a well loved guy. always nice and positive his mother and family have so many questions, they can't eat or sleep.we just want to know the truth, what happened. we need peace. we just need peace chris was hit from behind while riding on san pablo avenue in crockett tuesday evening. by wednesday night, authorities say kylie derksen from martinez ... called them to let them know she may have possibly hit something while driving on san pablo avenue the n

the festival that features 27 events over the span of ten days including a special chance to meet camille friend who joins us now in studio. good morning to you. >> thank you. >> youre a celebrity hair stylist from movies like "captain americ and of course "black panther." we want to hear all about i you ro that movie. how did you term it? when we talk about natural hair? >> basically black panther ike he love letter to black hair >> loi v ii love it. i love it. tell me about what went into the hair at "black panther" because it was a lot. >> when we did it, we started looking at modern day a africa traditional africa. and then also taking the afro funk movement bringing it all together into "black panther" to design it. that's what i did. >> my goodness. let's talk about angela bassett's hair. that was quite a task for you, huh? >> right. basically that was a wig they weren't really sure -- marvel wasn't really sure. but now they're really happy. and it's the most expensive wig we had. it probably cost about $15,000. >> $15,000? >> yeah. because all the locks are hand made and put into t

camille, owen hit. hoyt, and simone who is working u upstairs and we had cara tweed and annie sang from pinterest, so we also had a community that read with us. thank you for being part of the blue ribbon panel. without further adieu our first award recipient is kitty lock, a teacher at comm stockton elemeny school. she joined 31 years ago as a paraeducator and has been at comma dore stockton for the last 31 year. in addition to all of the goodies they are getting, they are getting certificates from mayor ferrell, u.s. representative nancy pelosi, state senator wiener -- and there is lots of goodies over there. our next award recipient is jack lively. third grade teacher at star king elementary school. thank you jack. he grew up speaking mandarin an canton knees in china. he wanted to be a high school teacher but when he got to job to teach he fell in love with the school, the staff and the kids, so he decided to stay. thank you jack. [applause] because we have so many elementary schools we honor two el

camille friend, thank you so much. enjoy the festival. >> i will. >> reporter: ten days, 27 ts evhuge. >> $15,000 for a wig. oh, my goodness. i learn a lot. >> work>> of art. t's a work of art. >> yeah. >> okay. >> we are staying on top of breaking news this eveni o. thousandsf people who live and work in the district told to not drink tut water witho boiling it first. coming up next, how long that situation could last and how it's affecting restaurants an businesses you get ready to go out forhe weekend. >>> still ahead at 4:00, she survived hurricane katrina and relocated to d.c. asd. a ch >> i eventually was removed from my family. >> now, 13 years after we first ld her story. >> you have to stay resilient >>> and we're back at 4:30 with our top story. thousands of people who hive in the district beingoiold to their water before they use it due to a drop in water pressure at a pumping staon lastight. that issue has been fixed, and testing is now underway to make sure no bacteria got into the pi s, but d.c. water off

i'm camille grba, transportation planner. i'm here to talk to you about perks evaluation report from bart perks test program. we presented about bart perks in the past. as a reminder, bart perks was a partnership with bart, where we offered a six-month test program. the idea was to offer riders small cash incentives to shift their morning commute time away from the busiest time, peak hour, that we identified as 7:30 to 8:30 in the morning. people signed up on our website, bartperks.com, win is no longer active, and provided their clipper card i.d. number, which allowed us to reward points based on the trips they took. by joining, participants gave us permission to look at their bart travel data for the six months before the program started, the six months of the program. and also the six months after the program. and having that robust data gave us the opportunity to conduct the comprehensive evaluation and prepare the report that's before you today. and so the big question, did incentives get people to shift? this chart show

administration ivc has a keen interest in the opioid epidemic so i would think that the relationship between camille and necessarily say the white house itself, but certainly the president is interested and has clearly manifested that in the opioid epidemic but it's mostly the department of health and human services which is an integral part of the administration and we deal very closely with hhs and all the things we've been speaking with today. the secretary is really quite an extra a person. >> a controversy arose a couple weeks ago, perhaps more recently about the u.s. and a disagreement at the world health organization. how is the u.s. relationship with the who? were there any things that came of that that were positive or negative? >> a really can't answer that question. i don't want to be evasive, but i wasn't in the discussions except they can make a question that breast-feeding really is a good thing. >> this person asked, is it difficult to attract and keep the most promising young scientists in the united states to the current funding constraints and cultural environment. >> it is difficu

as soon as you bring cameras and camille have this grand standin standing. >> greg: it turns it into a cable news show. >> dana: nothing against cable news. >> jesse: dana brought up a point, democrats consistently constantly throughout the day attacked and interrupted and made a spectacle whenever a republican was getting close to something, they would get out of order and let's just look at some of the contentious back-and-forth that happened during the hearing. >> point of order. the witness will answer the question. >> you are repressing, mr. chairman. >> point of order. >> attorney-client privilege. he has been advised not to answer the question. >> what rules are we following that would dictate such an answer by you, mr. chairman? >> we are following the rules of the committee. >> democratic members have a right to know the rules are in governing this hearing. can you share with us? are you making it up as you go along? >> it's tough because i keep getting interrupted. >> jesse: juan williams, you've seen this for decades on capitol hill. is there a strategy behind people inter

. >> camille, look at you. >> i'm glad you're home. >> she spent two hours daily with makeup artistsld add bruises to her body. >> i said hallelujah, amy adams is broken, messy. >> it's so freeing. everyone's like you really just let them make you look bad. and i was like yes, i let them do that to me. >> while movie star kevin hart will be hosting the cbs obstacle course competition "tko, total knockout." >> no pain no, gain. >> and finally, john krasinski takes on an iconic role in amazon prime's espionage series, "jack clancy." >> jack ryan's been one of my favorite characters since i was a kid. >> coming up mila kuehne sxis "snl's" kate mckinnon, secrets from their new comedy. >> who doesn't want that? i know i do. >> plus robin hood's merry men have never been so sexy. we're with the hot guys in the new movie. >> i saw his jaw line and i said, there that thing is right there. >> then "mamma mia" sequel secrets. >> yeah, i am. >> meryl's a grandma and cher's >> yi'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. in the movies, a lot of times, i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't toug

wherever camille is, thank you for the work in getting me ready for this and rob for introducing me to the national world war i museum and memorial. i am a retired sergeant major. during a portion of my time, i had the distinct honor to guard the tomb of the unknown soldier as commander of the relief for first release as well as assistant sergeant of the guard, probably the midpoint of my career. as lora had mentioned, in 1999i became one of the first board members to create the society of the honor guard tomb of the unknown soldier. we are all volunteer made up of current and former tomb guards and like-minded americans. as a nonprofit our primary goals are to come out and educate people about the unknown soldiers buried in arlington national cemetery, the process each of them went through, and -- sentinelthat that stand the internal watch. i was going to introduce slides about world war i, but after coming through the museum on memorial day, i decided i would pull those because i would like to be invited back. [laughter] not been you have through, this is a beautiful facility. they h

camille's, shopping and attractions.h.the conservancy has been a valuable partner to us and are making critical investments in this project along with their future concessionaire. we appreciate the rigourous approach the port commission and staff have taken to addressing issues that have arisen during the course of this multiyear process. site-mac site-mac -- the project team and port staff have continued to meet and work through the vessel and interpretive park cruise questions. regarding vessel size, both at the current and previous concessionaire used two borage passenger vessels for alcatraz service. it continues to be our position that 2700 and two at 500 capacity vessels are best for the future alcatraz ferry service to satisfy both the operational schedule and the emergency needs of the island and the city. it is worth noting that vessel size is where of significant consideration in the completed environmental compliance process as well. however, after hearing the concerns of interested stakeholders, we asked our

. >> reporter: the supreme court just upheld the president's travel ban against muslims, and for camillent from turkey who's lived in the u.s. for 15 years, trump policies, whether targeting illegal immigration or legal immigration, have had a chilling effect. >> i'm registered as a republican, just so you know. since he started running the campaign and targeting muslims -- i'm muslim by the way -- then yes, there's been fear. there's been fear, but -- especially my kids' school, too. they are not comfortable telling other people that they're muslims. i think it comes to what makes america great, in my opinion, it is the diverse thought and diverse belief. >> reporter: for others we met in plano, texas, another big issue could be at stake with the supreme court turnover. >> i do believe that it is a woman's right to choose what to do with her body. >> reporter: this 20-year-old college student was a clinton supporter. >> there's lots of talk of overturning roe v. wade. >> it frightens me as a young female, just knowing that that right is possibly just going to go out the window. >> repor

allÍ estÁ diego luna, geraldine bazÁn, mira nada más, jaime camil. mostrÓ muy feliz del triunfo fue belinda. vamos escuchar este video. belinda: el mejor andrÉs manuel! [gritos] belinda: te queremos. alan: ella fue de las primeras que apoyÓ andrÉs manuel. estuvo en la campaÑa, estuvo allÍ presente. seguramente va a hacer cosas de imagen, allÍ esta el resultado. francisca: ojalÁ que se triunfÓ beneficial pueblo mexicano. alan: eso es lo mÁs importante. francisca: miles de estadounidenses de costa a costa denunciaron la polÍtica de cero tolerancia con la marcha "family belong together", jaime camil y eugenio derbez fueron a marchar en contra de la separaciÓn de las familias migrantes puntos es un tema que no vamos a olvidar. unas 55.000 personas se dieron cita alzar la voz por los derechos de los inmigrantes entre ellos alicia keys, algunas de las tantas celebridades que se reunieron para exigir los derechos por estas familias que sufren una separaciÓn. alan: vamos a seguir presentes aquÍ en univisiÓn, vamos a estar informando, estamos con ustedes con

and i'm going to put a spell on camille. >> everyone thinks shoshana is a witch.definitely is a russian witch hunt. >> first i'm a russian hooker. then i'm european trash. and now i'm a witch. >> jimmy: on second thought i am going to watch that. [ laughter ] they got a russian hooker witch. what are you going to do? we're going to take a break. when we come back, i am going to share the most tragically hilarious viral video so far this year. it's a good one. so stick around. we'll be right back. >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by subaru. g the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. you are many different things in one amazing package. and t.j.maxx lets you express every one. shop online, or take it home today. you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx. with our largest variety of crab all year! like new crabfest combo.

she said something so beautiful, and i'll start crying if we start with this, how sometimes -- camilleeveryone could see the pain we're feeling. >> we all red "gone girl." "sharp girl" was your first novel. >> yes. it took 12 years. >> when you first brought it to publishers, they didn't want to publish it, is that right? >> you know, they were not beating down my door, let's put it that way. >>> get this. two years ago harvard scholars discovered a copy of the american declaration of independence in a most unlikely place, an english public records office. the precious find went through further tests. elizabeth palmer has the report. >> reporter: this is what's now known as the sussex declaration, after the english county where the harvard researchers discovered it. handwritten on parchment, it's a word for word-copy of the document written by the founding fathers. dr. christina duffy is an imaging scientist at the british library. >> it's real. >> it's definitely real. >> it's shortly after the declaration of independence itself. >> absolutely. >> why was it made and when? >> reporter

you need to tbe careful with camille.derstand, sweetie? do you understand? >> yes. yes. >> mom. >> just a casual kitchen table chat. >> with your daughter. >> my poor mother is like, patty, this -- i don't have anything to do with this character, do i? i said, no, mother. no. this is just my imagination. >> i know it's not thursday but we want to do a throwback if that's okay with you. >> oh, god, yes. >> you'll love this. your first movie "the untouchables" with kevin costner back in 1987. >> '87. this was my -- this was my very -- the very first movie i ever did was "the untouchables." oh, my god. >> look at this. what is your best memories of this? >> kevin costner. and just i learned how to shoot a movie. brian di palma took me under his wing, was kind and gracious and so was kevin. kevin -- was a dreamboat so i had thought i had died and gone to heaven. my first movie, i got to kiss kevin costner. [ applause ] >> and your career has just soared since then strength to strength to strength so thank you very much for al

still favourite at wimbledon after coming from a set down to beat g or g in the quarter—finals —— camilled women —— kammy beaumont. thousands will watch the match tonight on giant screens across the country. one pop star has made sure his gig tonight doesn't mean anyone misses the football. justin timberlake misses the football. justin timberla ke is misses the football. justin timberlake is due to play the 02 arena in london but he's found a way around it all. i spoke to the 02, and for the first time ever, doors will open at 6:30pm, and we're going to play this england —— croatia match up on my big screens. so come here and we'll watch it together. i mean, i want to see it, you want to see it, we all wa nt to see it, you want to see it, we all want to see it. we're going to watch this together. and, you know what? it's coming home! that has got to be the best place to watch the game tonight. anyone who has tickets for that, you're incredibly lucky, you get to see justin timberla ke incredibly lucky, you get to see justin timberlake and you get to watch the match. can you imagine if it w

. >> stars at home, i wonder what john legends, camillely harris would open up their house and allow in and run amok on them. >> thank you so much for your input. it's -- let's go and pick on some celebrities. i'm kidding. i'm glad you didn't pick on the celebrities. celebrities are people too. thank you for your opinion >>> meanwhile the president says phase two of the tax cuts are on the way. he wants to make theme permanent even though democrats want to take them away. how could this shape his economic legacy. we'll discuss that straight ahead. >>> did you know the significance of the year 1776? well you might be surprised by how many people don't know about it. >> what happened? >> oh, i don't know. birth of the nation. >> what is the significance of 1776. >> i don't know. >> i'm not a history person. >> i can tell. >> christopher columbus. >> not a history pepper. wait until you see the rest of this independence day quiz. you don't want to miss it. >> and we're celebrate independence day with fireworks. we've got our very own display live from the phantom fireworks superstar. oh