thank you both for your time, camille, who has been a teacherfor your time, camille, who has been a teacherree occasions this year. we spoke to gloria already, the lawyer representing some of epstein's accuses, she says she wa nts a epstein's accuses, she says she wants a resolution of alleged victims. the justice department is firing, so to speak, verbally at prince andrew and his representatives, they are firing back. " in the crossfire are the victims, my clients, they are in pain and want to know the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. let's speak with royal correspondent nick witchell. so many questions. how do you explain this big disparity between what is —— between what princess lawyers —— prince andrew's lawyers at the us attorney general are saying? it is puzzling at first sight until you consider this, the first duty of any lawyer is to protect their clients. andrew has instructed lawyers who are specialists in reputational and crisis management, particularly for ultrahigh net worth individuals, that tells you something. and quite properly, these lawyers will be att

and nfl star rob gronkowski joins us with his girlfriend, camille kostek.

i'm happy about that. >> camille cosby says she has not visited her husband in prison.virus. >>> jimmy kimmel is apologizing for using blackface in some of his past comedy sketches. the abc late-night host broke his silence after weeks of criticism on the issue. earlier in his career, first on the radio and later on tv, he imitated people like karl malone and oprah winfrey. "i apologize to those who were hurt or offended by the makeup i wore or the words i spoke. many of these sketches are embarrassing and it is frustrating that these thoughtless moments have become a weapon used by some to diminish my criticisms by social and other injustices."s noguis ical otrp,o we've t conservati people who have come out and attacked jimmy kimmel. he said at the top of his statement, "i have long been reluctant to address this, as i knew doing so would be considered a victory by those who equate apologies as weakness and leaders who use this to divide us." >> kimmel is joining kevin hart, who had a similar controversy, where he had to apologize for something that he did a decade pas

camille and i'm david welcome to the 2nd season of on the fence. the planet on the brink of disaster we did a long in-depth interview with experts about one question how to change our focus to the least.

camille kimball was taken to the hospital. friends of the victims want to know her whereabouts that night. >> we think about who would have stopped her. it was a complete tragedy that could have been avoided. >> nettie leaves behind a 20- year-old daughter who says that he had a soul of gold that would light the room anywhere she went. >> two families were totally destroyed. you are taking people's fathers from their kids, don't drink and drive. torian's mother says she finds solace in knowing the to die together. >> i tried to picture them holding each other's hand from the impact and looking at each other and going out together. >> we've learned the alleged drunk driver is being evaluated at a psychiatric care facility. she will be released into police custody facing vehicular manslaughter. a vigil is scheduled for both victims in antioch tomorrow night.>> such a sad story. palo alto police are asking for the public's help in identifying a driver who shot at an occupied vehicle this morning. investigators say a man in his 20

. >> chp says camille kimball was driving while intoxicated and driving the wrong way on 680 in danvilleputies say her ford fusion was heading south to the northbound lanes near alpine tahoe road when she crashed head on into the honda civic killing corian and natty. >> two families are totally destroyed. you are taking people's fathers from their kids and kids from their parents. don't drink and drive. >> you think about who could have stopped her and it was a complete tragedy that could have been avoided. tonight's vigil will be held at the deer valley high school in antioch. san joaquin county bnsf is investigating after one of their freight trains crashed into a truck carrying dozens of cows and that happened around 3:00 p.m. in escalon which is 30 minutes east of tracye and the paint train partially derailed and the truck driver was not hurt but many of the cows died. >> 4:46 a.m. and police investigating the arrest when an african-american teenager was stopped for jaywalking. police body van video you can see one officer walking behind two teenagers walking in the middle of the str

that makes the nays of children like camille rice, household nays. it is connected the violence that is pervasive in our nation. that demands all of us to speak out against with the same fervor and enthusiasm and energy that people are condemning the violence we are seeing in america today. to fail to do that leaves us in a state of imbalance. to fail to contend the totality of violence in our country leaves us far from the community when he does somehow find our way out of that cycle. there is violence, our nation seen in the environment that we are still our nation or persons raises a single biggest factor of whether they live near a toxic site or not. ask a mother of a child who drank led water for months and months has had their brain permanently damaged. ask if that was not violence. violence have access to quality care, to not have access to quality care, ask the woman who has lost her child big because of lack of prenatal care. ifca the black woman in america, who today is four times more likely to die herself in childbirth. if this isn't a vi

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and very briefly just domestic stuff as well it's all in the name of camille john that's a very interesting fact kim jong un's youngest sister she's giving all of this to soltis i think that sets her up as a potential successor should anything happen to her brother and finally it's a distraction because the north korean economy is in a mass and what do you do you think you could create an enemy so there's probably a overstepped you wish they could say but yeah those things like i saw many that and kenya was a whole different issue which i will look at later because she's you know quite fascinating john paul could bring you in maybe just give us a bit of perspective from south korea aden said that you know president moon is maybe the the the friendliest president they've had they're the most easy going as far as negotiations go and yet this sort of thing still happens. i think from the south korean side the blue house is undergoing discussions about realigning their main. people in terms of negotiation yesterday the minister of unification has resigned and right now there are discussions abo

i want to think camille from all of your help -- for all of your help and assistance. it would not of been possible without you. world war i centennial fatigue i realize is a real thing. it has been along for years, maybe longer than that, i am glad we are thinking about the history of the war, it legacy, and going into the postwar period. it is critical to think about what the war meant on a global scale, it's legacies, but what it meant for certain groups of people who the very meaning of war and peace itself is very complicated. very vexed. the meaning of peace and war is sometimes blurred when thinking about their lives and experiences. that is certainly the case for african-americans and other peoples of african descent throughout the diaspora. i would like to start in 1919, specifically in june 1919. the issue of the crisis. june 1919 crisis, the news magazine the naacp edited, by the foremost black scholar, intellectual, activist of his day. in this issue, he published an article titled an essay toward history of the black man in the great war he had recently re

i want to thank camille for all of your help, assistance with logistical support in getting me here. getting all of us here certainly would not have been possible without you. world war i centennial fatigue i realize is a real thing. it has been kind of a long four years, maybe even longer than that, but i am glad that we are spending some extra time thinking about the history of the war, its legacy, going into the postwar period. because it is critical as we learned yesterday to really think about what the war meant on a global scale, its legacies, but also what it meant for certain groups of people, certain groups who the very meaning of war and peace itself is very complicated, very vexed. the meaning of peace and war is sometimes blurred when thinking about their lives and their experiences. and that is certainly the case for african-americans and other peoples of african descent more largely throughout the diaspora. so i would like to start in 1919, specifically in june of 1919. the issue of the crisis, june 1919, crisis, the news magazine of the naacp edited by w.e.b. dubois, a

contra costa county district the driver and a wrong way crash that killed two people. 27-year-old camille kimball of concord has been charged with two counts of murder, two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, and driving under the influence. investigators say campbell was driving the wrong way on interstate 680 in danville on june 7th, when her car slammed head-on into a car carrying two people heading home after work at tesla. 46-year-old nettie permit a 26- year-old tori lee of antioch were killed in that crash. >>> still to come, new information about a deadly helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. the incorrect statement the pilot last transmitted just moments before crashing. >>> we are also monitoring a wildfire that has burned more than 95 acres in northern california. the latest on how many homes have been lost. >>> we are looking into a warm- up tomorrow. temperatures in the mid and upper 90s, some of the hotspots. a red flag warning for the far east and bay area, we will talk about that and the five-day forecast, next. >>> a bit later, a police officer i

we also have matt gorman camille's former communications director for the national republican congressionalommittee. they get to much for joining us. matt, let me start with you. what do you think about all this? we also heard kayleigh say it was about the fight they were looking for a place for jay clayton and that's how it was. they needed a slot for him come a place to go work. that's why they were firing -- that's why berman got fired. what you think? >> while i think tate clayton is a capable choice for this. no matter who the president is, they have every prerogative to nominate or replace anyone for this position at any time, for any reason. this is a high-profile position. rudy giuliani left the number three spot in the justice department to become the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. it doesn't really raise any flags that clayton would go from the sec to this position. look, i think we will figure out exactly why trump felt he needed to make a change. i think tate clayton is a very competent choice. >> jason, what do you think? >> i don't think it is a matter of

. >> miss america 2020, camille schrier, is set to make history as the first woman to hold the titleounced the 2021 competition is being postponed due to the impact of the nationwide lockdown. the 2021 season will be the 100th anniversary year for miss america. so this is unprecedented. two years as queen. i'm glad you clarified which queen we were talking about. >> miss america. >>> next to walt disney world calling in the stormtroopers. >> our parent company, disney, has enlisted the help of the iconic "star wars" imperial forces to help enforce its new social distancing rules inside those parts of the park that have reopened. >> visitors must now wear masks, pass fever tests, and maintain a distance of at least six feet from other guests. the stormtroopers are gently reminding people to stay in your sector. >> i don't even know if that's how they sound. >> yeah, they give you a little robotic something, you're right. >> that's exactly what i did. >> you did, you did. >>> finally, getting up close and personal with rocky. >> sylvester stallone is narrating a new 30-minute "rocky" d

can shed some light on this is that the standards are such in which would we just discussed, that camille a lot of stuff. so you can go to something like necessary force. it would make a big difference for prosecutors to be able to pursue these cases. in making changes to this standard when it comes to when officers can be sued. banning practices like choke holds. when i was in there i tried to stop one of the minneapolis police chiefs from chasing these investigations in house training i actually publicly took us on. i think it was wrong for the officers involved the aspirated death. in the same thing that i did was relied greatly on drug for spreading that helpless actually reduce african and american incarceration by 12 percent. assuming i was proud of. a diversified the office. we hired and promoted african-american attorneys. we started, are two significant totally with the innocence project when it came to eyewitness identification. to find new ways to have and figure out racial misidentification spring necklace content which the advocated for starvation. we were one of the first st

and sister camille song made a very strong statement condemning south korea as early as the beginningof march in the head in the series in the silence used throughout the month and also in the month of april and of course we have seen the very high profile explosion at the into korean liaison office in case law which was really a symbol of improving relations between the 2 koreas and now it brings us to this moment in which north korea claims it is displeased by the problem in the leaflets being thrown across the d.m.z. by the defector groups but in reality many people believe that this is just a pretext that what we're seeing is fundamental displeasure on the part of the north korean leadership at the lack of progress in that unit rises from a process which for them really implies lifting up sanctions and improving economic conditions. india's announced it is expelling haas of the staff from pakistan's high commission in new delhi because of spying quickly rejected the allegations as baseless and then demanded india respond by having its diplomatic staff in islam about all of this th

my name is camille. i'm a six-year s.f. renter and bay area native currently living in district 9. thank you, supervisor preston for the offer of this covid-19 tenant protection ordinance. i'm speaking today in enthusiastic support of this legislation. i jeecho all the other comment of this bill. this is the difference between life and death for all of our most vulnerable. the he dictieviction pipeline issue that affects us all. it is about saving lives today. i ask you to put tenants over profits, and i urge you to pass this issue. i understand that the greater u.s. financial system has failed landlords, as well, however, they have relief with the c.a.r.e.s. act and further relief. to my understanding, most homeowners affected by the coronavirus pandemic are able to ask for relief, as well. meanwhile, for renters, there are no rent discount programs. there is no interest only equivalent between national banks, state chartered banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders. there are over 400 banks and mortgage lenders who are already providing assistance to landlords. i'm hard pressed to

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let's get more on this from teacher camille london—miyo from the national education union.etrieved from the bottom of the harbour and will be exhibited in a museum. is that the right approach? yes, i think that's the right approach, because within a museum it can provide a context that explains what he did, who he was, and i think thatis what he did, who he was, and i think that is the best place. that is where his statue should have been in the first place. taking that argument to the next stage, the statues and the monuments which still exist around the country to many will be offensive. is there an argument to say, put a plaque at the bottom that explains why that is such a controversial thing, or does that not go far enough? it doesn't go far enough because these images area go far enough because these images are a consistent reminder to black people that live in britain, that generations of black people that have lived in britain, that certain communities, certain areas of society still hold in high esteem these statues. that's the reason why those statues are there. b

camille, the college experience will be very different for incoming freshmen this year.ails on stanford university's plan to bring it students back this fall. also concerns about illegal fireworks being set off. where they are saying the fireworks are likely coming from . they could soon been natural gas and new buildings. it aims to cut the city's greenhouse gas emissions. and helping people living in san francisco's chinatown who are being dramatically affected by covid-19. this morning on the nine, we talk live with one of the leaders of a bay area nonprofit that is feeding those who are hungry and also helping to prevent the spread of coronavirus. freedom. it's at the core of who we are. the freedom to live without fear. to jog where we please. to wear a hoodie. the freedom to breathe. before we celebrate the freedom most americans have, we must fight for the freedom all americans deserve. because all lives can't matter, until black lives matter. >>> local fire departments are on guard as we head into the fourth of july weekend. while fireworks are illegal in most pa

happy birthday, camille! >> we're celebrating our twins turning 4! >> and hi, everybody. nice to have you with us. if you're just waking up getting the coffee going, we're glad to have you with us. hoda and craig have the day off. we had to get rid of the elastic pants for the first time. that belt is down a couple notches. nice to see the spirit of the plaza alive. the windows may be empty but you're still with us. a happy my "today" plaza crowd with us. we cannot wait to spend some time with them later this morning. >> let's get to your news here at 8:00. cities and states facing some pushback now as surging coronavirus numbers are forcing them to roll back their reopenings in some cases. sam brock is in miami beach this morning with the three things to watch this morning. sam, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, willie, good morning. a major milestone in the world's battle against covid-19 right now surpassing 10 million cases globally with more than 500,000 deaths. people succumbing to this lethal virus. more than one out of four cases in the u.s. hitting a record 4,

my name is camille. i'm a six-year s.f. renter and bay area native currently living in district 9. thank you, supervisor preston for the offer of this covid-19 tenant protection ordinance. i'm speaking today in enthusiastic support of this legislation. i jeecho all the other comment of this bill. this is the difference between life and death for all of our most vulnerable. the he dictieviction pipeline issue that affects us all. it is about saving lives today. i ask you to put tenants over profits, and i urge you to pass this issue. i understand that the greater u.s. financial system has failed landlords, as well, however, they have relief with the c.a.r.e.s. act and further relief. to my understanding, most homeowners affected by the coronavirus pandemic are able to ask for relief, as well. meanwhile, for renters, there are no rent discount programs. there is no interest only equivalent between national banks, state chartered banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders. there are over 400 banks and mortgage lenders who are already providing assistance to landlords. i'm hard pressed to

my name is camille. i'm a six-year s.f. renter and bay area native currently living in district 9. thank you, supervisor preston for the offer of this covid-19 tenant protection ordinance. i'm speaking today in enthusiastic support of this legislation. i jeecho all the other comment of this bill. this is the difference between life and death for all of our most vulnerable. the he dictieviction pipeline issue that affects us all. it is about saving lives today. i ask you to put tenants over profits, and i urge you to pass this issue. i understand that the greater u.s. financial system has failed landlords, as well, however, they have relief with the c.a.r.e.s. act and further relief. to my understanding, most homeowners affected by the coronavirus pandemic are able to ask for relief, as well. meanwhile, for renters, there are no rent discount programs. there is no interest only equivalent between national banks, state chartered banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders. there are over 400 banks and mortgage lenders who are already providing assistance to landlords. i'm hard pressed to

on the issue of the nose of camille review group, that was established in the early pa rt group, thatid has been cloudy today and went with one band of rain drifting east, with showers following behind. some of these showers turning quite heavy, and could be thundering through the rest of the day. this maximum temperature of 11 or 16 degrees could be better, and as we go through the evening, through wales and south—west england, larger spells of rain and the winds are strengthening, a couple of inches or maybe more of rain fell overnight. that is welcome but it is a lot in a short space of time and could have an impact. overnight lows with the cloud around 7—12d. tomorrow has scattered showers, driven in by a strengthening north easterly breeze, making it feel pretty cool on those exposed coasts, and by the end of the afternoon, we will see more heavy and persistent rain pitching in to eastern england. gusty reigns as we go through the day. that said, it is going to be a bit warmerfrom that east coast, with top temperatures of 20 degrees. this area of low pressure influencing the weat