for more on this we are joined by jessica williams. jessica. >> hi. (cheers and applause) >> paula deen clearly has said some profoundly offensive things. what is next? >> john, i think we all need to take a step back and calm down. this woman has a very serious condition. >> that's right, we mentioned that earlier. she has diabetes. >> no, no, no. i'm talking about herr disease. paula clearly suffers from either type 1 or type ii racism. >> wow, i didn't realize there were two distinct types. >> that's right. type 1 racism is inherited. it runs in families. and there is reason to believe that deen's ancestors had a strong strain of the racism gene. she recently went on a geniology show and found out about some family heirlooms. >> let me show you this document here, see. >> slave inhabitants. 35, that's a lot. >> yeah, you know what else is a lot? one, one slave is a lot of slaves, paula gene. just one, one. (applause) >> that's fair. so if her family-owned slaves that's pretty strong evidence that her racism is type 1. >> no, it could still be type

for more we're joined by senior social media correspondent jessica williams. ( cheers and applause ). can you put the phone down, please? >> oh, no, no. i can do both. >> john: seriously, put it down. >> jon stewart lets me text and do chats. >> john: if hillary is running in 2016, how can twitter help her? >> well, john, twit ser a microblogging internet service. things called mobile devices by young people like myself-- >> john: jess, jess, jess. you don't have to do that whole old man with me. i'm only in my 30s. >> ew! there's a 30s. twitter left politics and built a brand with their constituents. hillary has to follow these five basic rules. rule number one, don't tweet your junk. >> john: okay, okay-- okay-- i don't think that ril hillry would do that. >> it's still worth saying. nobody thought a congressman who was already a walking dick joke would be tweetingaise picture of his junk. >> john: no tweeting junk. that's good advice. what's next? >> rule number two. don't be boring. have you seen newt gingrich's twitter feet. >> uh, no. >> check it out and

. >> john: jessica williams, where are you?> i'm at the premiere royal baby boutique toddlers and tiaras. this is where the royal baby is registered. >> john: you don't really need to get a gift. this baby has everything. >> okay. looks like someone flushed it down the loo. the princess cambridge registered for tons of stuff here. it's awesome. besides the traditional, this is, you know, a classic choice. you have the corgi saddle. he could join as grand pappy. on fox hunts. if you want to spend the big bucks, you can register for the entire country of ireland. >> john: whoa! a big gift, right. john: that's a gift he may not be happy to be given. let's go now to al madrigal. [ cheers and applause ] >> (yelling). john: al, just for the record, do you have any actual news? >> let me check and get my notes here. here's some news, john. (yelling). [ cheers and applause ] >> they will use any excuse to throw a party. >> why are we here again? john: the birth of the next king of england. >> oh, yeah, look at this. any excuse for a pa

chris jackson who is on the college board of trustees and actually represent robert davis, and jessica williams was given justice and diversity to the kids can and lisa came in and did a workshop on leadership. karen as well as johnson came out and spoke with the kids as well, too. so every friday, so the kids go to work monday through thursday and every friday they spend time and go over the skills or revisit the goals and we talk about the situational leadership. and we talk about the field trips that are coming up and they will present to the full commission on august 8th and present a cap stone project of everything that they learned over the summer. we want to say thank you to the partners at pec, and tom, srt and whurs bran and coldwell and also with david and associates and we are just looking forward to many more years of the ssip program. thank you. >> thank you, i know that my brother in the audience, don't you have an event coming up on the 40th anniversary that you should be required to give a shout out to? >> thank you, commissioner. >> that is a little bit of a plug. >> it will be

williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening, everyone. >> i'm jessica aguirre. it is bad there is no way around it but a beacon of hope tonight. a growing homicide rate has many locals feeling that san jose has fallen victim to police cuffs, increasing crime and gang warfare. but new numbers appear to paint a difficult picture and more optimistic picture. marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: there have been 29 homicides in san jose this year. but the police department has success stories to report including a decrease in gang violence. >> you've got basically high speed pursuits where suspects are discarding shotguns out the window. the officers -- there's a lot of heat on the gang members. >> reporter: the new violent crime reduction plan was launched in june. the s.w.a.t. team are focused on patrolling gang hot spots. the department says that plan seems to be working. >> you have the numbers going down and double digit reductions in violent crime and that is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: last year from january through june there

williams, we'll look back for you tomorrow evening. good night. have a happy fourth of july. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm jessica aguirre. >>> and i'm raj mathai. has been an accident at a summer camp for kids. many parents are reunited with their kids. a tree fell killing a camp counsellor and injuring four other people. it's a bay area based jewish based retreat. >> reporter: what i can tell you is we haven't seen a flood of parents coming to pick up their kids. we see a few people who are staff members leaving the camp. what we cannot see from this vantage point is where the tree fell. but we could see just a few minutes ago 50 campers, kids and counsellors playing basketball out here. we're talking about 250 kids, third graders to ninth graders who are here. the good news, none of them were hurt. there are 150 staff members include this staff member who was killed. she was going into her senior year at uc santa cruz. she died at 8:30 this morning at a campfire circle. four other women were hurt and taken to area hospitals. two of them suffered minor inju