(cheers and applause) for turn we turn to senior daily show correspondent jessica williams. ssica, as someone who is more likely to be affected by this than i am, do you agree that stop and frisk goes too far? >> no! i agree with commissioner kelly. if anything, stop and frisk doesn't go far enough! john, people need to accept this program as a fact of urban life. and right now i'm standing in one of new york's most crime-ridden neighborhoods. >> john: where exactly are you, jess? >> i'm on wall street. (cheers and applause) >> jon: what? you're on wall street? >> yeah, i'm on wall street. the white bronx, business harlem. and frankly, john, i don't feel safe here. and i would like to see the police do their freaking jobs and start stopping people down here. >> john: that's not fair. that's not fair, jessica. you're calling for the arbitrary harassment of anyone on wall street. >> no, no, no. just people you suspect to be white collar criminals. you know, walking around in tailored suits, slicked back hair, always need sunscreen, if you know what i'm saying. (laughter). >> jo

launched, we're going have to cover it i can't believe i'm going to say this, let's go right out to jessica williamsis koferk hillary clinton's campaign tonight in new hampshire. jessica, jessica,. >> john, i do not want to be here! not at all. >> no one wants this, jess, that's why it's journalism. but how are the people of new hampshire reacting? >> well, mainly they seem confused to see a black person up here in a nonelection year. >> that's understandable. that's understandable, jess ka. i've got to ask, have you been able to ask any voters there about 2016. >> oh, yeah. and their reactions are all over the map from what is your problem? to why can't the media just leave me alone? i'm just trying to live my life for 10 minutes. but overall john there is a solid majority going for [bleep] you. >> okay. those are good results. thanks, jessica. >> thank you. >> you stay up there, only 39 months to go. >> no oooo! >> jessica williams,  (cheers and applause) welcome back. our guest tonight an exceptionally funny comedian whose one man show unconstitutional is currently playing here in new york. p

sam bee and jessica williams filed this report. >> the president has called upon americans to have a frank and open discussion on race. >> there has been talk about, should we convene a conversation on race? >> there's just one problem. is country is afraid to talk about race. >> it is still very difficult to talk about race. >> people are petrified to talk about race. >> according to people on tv, it is terrifying to talk about race. so sam and i convened two panels, one from the black community and one from the white community to show that it's really not that difficult at all. >> oh, i'm sorry. i'm in the wrong panel. no? oh, good. see how easy. >> the president says that he wants us to talk about race. so let's talk about race. you go first. >> it would be great if you started off. >> i don't think it would be great at all. >> if you're scared, say you're scared. >> (laughing nervously) no, i'm not at all. i'm incredibly comfortable. incredibly comfortable place for me to be. fortunately jessica's panel jumped right in. >> how far do you guys think we are as a society from elimin

let's go to jessica williams, jess, where exactly are you. >> i'm in front of paula deen's house, john. >> that is encouraging. any dovments on that story? >> oh, no, i'm actually just here looking for a job. >> what? >> because let me be clear, i would much rather work for an old lady who admitted to throwing the "n" word around than spend six more minutes working for you. >> wow, that seems a little extreme, jess. >> oh my gosh, does it, john. >> a little. >> well, then, let me just say one more thing. >> sure go ahead. >> [bleep] you! >> okay, okay, okay, there is not exactly how i envisaged my final show going, to be honest am but apparently we actually have another reporter who is live at the moscow airport, maybe snowden is on the move. who's there, what? -- >> john (cheers and applause) >> wyatt, how have you been doing since you left the show? >> i've been great. i feel like a guy who had a particular for the titanic but got on board and said you know what, this doesn't feel right, i'm going to take a plane. >> that doesn't work. that doesn't work, that analogy, there weren't p

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

. >> reporter: as for couples who took a break before they got married, like justin and jessica, kate and williamter a finalized divorce, fergie and prince andrew are reportedly rekindling their romance. speculation swirling another royal wedding may be imminent. experts they the relationship recesses take time, on coverage, about three months. >> a 90-day break i think is significant enough to step back and feel your feelings and live a little bit without the partner. >> reporter: again, we want to stress they are, quote, just taking time apart to evaluate and work on their marriage. but they have two, young children. a 13-year-old and 10-year-old. and those close to them, say they're holding out hope they can work it out. >> two good reasons to try to work it out. >> an interesting idea. i mean, i always love these controversial topics because everyone has a great perspective. >>> next up on the ""gma heat index,"" what is the perfect pregnancy? "america's next top model" star, is making headlines with comments saying being pregnant is not all that much fun. >> reporter: "america's next top mod

if true, prince william and duchess kate would get help from an experienced nanny. jessicanow 71 years old, never married, never had children of their own. she certainly cared for them like they were. she's considering coming out of retirement to take the job. she protected the young princes, william and harry from their parents' divorce. she was the ideal person to bring cheer into the household. she's kept in touch with the princes and was a guest at william's 21st birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. at time, she thought william was too thin and would fill the fridge with bacon an doughnuts. william and kate don't have a full staff. there is precedent. >> there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. >> reporter: will l that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old. my mother-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> y

if true, prince william and duchess kate would get help from an experienced nanny. jessicanow 71 years old, never married, never had children of their own. she certainly cared for them like they were. she's considering coming out of retirement to take the job. she protected the young princes, william and harry from their parents' divorce. she was the ideal person to bring cheer into the household. she's kept in touch with the princes and was a guest at william's 21st birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. at time, she thought william was too thin and would fill the fridge with bacon an doughnuts. william and kate don't have a full staff. there is precedent. >> there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. >> reporter: will l that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. david muir, abc news. >> you have to go with her. >> she's 71 years old. my mother-in-law has been helping us all year long. she's about that age. she's amazing with devin. don't rule her out. >> up and down off the floor? >> y

if true, prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from a very experienced nanny. jessicaever married, never had children of her own. but she certainly cared for them like they were. she is said to be considering coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers have long said she protected the young princes, william and harry, from their parents bitter divorce. one british newspaper celebrating her no nonsense approach, saying she was the ideal person to bring cheer into the household. over the years, she's kept in touch with the princes and was a guest at william's 21st birthday and the royal wedding. she reportedly thought william was too thin at times and would fill the nursery fridge with bacon and doughnuts. william and kate don't have a full staff, but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in in the very old days, there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, munursery maid and footman. >> reporter: tonight, the big question in the uk, will that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. bacon and doughnu

if true, prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from a very experienced nanny. jessica never married, never had children of her own. but she certainly cared for them like they were. she is said to be considering coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers have long said she protected the young princes, william and harry, from their parents bitter divorce. one british newspaper celebrating her no nonsense approach, saying she was the ideal person to bring cheer into the household. over the years, she's kept in touch with the princes and was a guest at william's 21st birthday and the royal wedding. she reportedly thought william was too thin at times and would fill the nursery fridge with bacon and doughnuts. william and kate don't have a full staff, but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in in the very old days, there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, munursery maid and footman. >> reporter: tonight, the big question in the uk, will that steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby, just a few weeks old. bacon and dough

if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessicar married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and kate don't have a full staff but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in the very old days there used to be nanny, assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. will the steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby a few weeks old. david muir, abc new, new york. >> what a cutie pie. >> recently as ten day as go the royal couple saying we are going to

williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good wednesday evening everyone. i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> the south bay beseened by bats. an increase in the number of rabid bats. and they're being found near family friendly locations. in los gados this evening, with the details. >> reporter: raj, here at los gados creek trail. two rabid bats found in this area since april. bats are usually only active at night. if you find one during the day, watch out. less than two weeks ago, someone made a frightening discovery near los gados. a rabid bat. in april, another rabid bat discovered along the los gados creek trail. >> concerning there might be bats that have rabies out and about. >> a lot of familiar use the park a lot of children, use the park to commute through. >> reporter: so far this year, santa clara county reporting the most rabid bats in five years. five bats found since april. compared to three for all of last year, and two cases the year before. the sick bats aren't just hanging out under the trees. they've been found in high-tech headquarters may 16th a rabid bat disc

for now, i'm going to send it out to meteorologist tim williams in the wjz mobile weather lab just outside. hello there. >> well, hello there, jessicau know, the theme for everything. what jessica is doing inside. what we're doing outside. it just feels tropical. out here, the dew point is high, which always gives you that tropical feel when the humidity levels go up. and because of that tropical feel, we've decided to update you on the national oceanic and atmospheric administration -- noaa's updated prediction on the tropics. things are expected to heat up here soon right smack in the middle of the season now. between the middle of august and middle of october is when it starts to heat up. noaa has updated their prediction. we are expecting now from noaa, that the season will be active. there is about a 70% chance of the season becoming above normal. which for us means there should be roughly 13 to 19 named storms. but of those, 6 to 9 of them will become hurricane. and 3 to 5 of them are expected to be major hurricanes, which is category 3, 4 or 5, with winds greater than 111 miles per hour. of course, we'll be able to keep you p

if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessica 71 years old, never married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and kate don't have a full staff but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in the very old days there used to be nanny, assistant nanny, nursery maid and nursery footman. will the steady hand soon be back to help with the newest royal baby a few weeks old. david muir, abc new, new york. >> what a cutie pie. >> recently as ten day as go the royal couple sayi

jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> artie, of course, survived by his wife of 57 years their five children, seven grandchildren. >>> sheriff's officials say that william william was shot. as deputies attempted to serve a warrant. when deputies arrivedda the home in the 4600 block of gald over place in waldorf, that's when they encountered bell. he had a rifle. there was an exchange of gunfire. then bell was shot multiple times. he was taken to a local hospital, where he is listed in stable condition. the original warrant was for an outgoing mail fraud investigation. >>> the woman who claims years of abuse drove her to hire a hitman to murder her husband, continues to avid a vite -- to to -- >> reporter: well, defense attorneys called psychologists to talk about the state of mind karla porter was in because of all of the abuse she says she suffered at the hands of her husband. prosecutors, meanwhile, trying very hard to paint a picture of karla porter as a cold and calculating killer. jurors will have to sort this out. >> reporter: karla porter says after years of physical and verbal abuse from her husband ray, she said he felt she had to hire a hitman