>> good morning, kenneth. nothing yet. i mean some royal commentators say there will be a dignified silece. that will be difficult for the palace to do nothing especially after these allegations ofci, er they launched an investigation into bullying. i don't think there will be any addressing the more personal claims or kate's relationship with meghan but some relating to the institution particularly the idea that the palace did not give mental health support to meghan when she requested it. remember, william and kate run a mental health charity. that's something they have be seen addressing. the queen last night refused to sign off a prepared statement that officials hoped might de-escalate tensions. she was believed to want more time to consider her response. >> julia, what's the overall sense of the public's reaction? i mean some people are saying this could be the worst thing to queen elizabeth's uncle abdicated in 1936. >> the uk is reeling from the bombshells that aired on tv last night. the concerns that a senior mem

more details from accuweather. >> well, good morning, kenneth. very active weather setup after that snow in the rockies. now it's moving through the midwest. northern iowa, lots of snow today, six to 12 inches expected by tonight. and throughout chicago, a wintry mix. certainly going to slow down some travel, especially via air. then the rain continues further south. accuweather real feels for the northeast in new york city, how about zero during the morning rush. mona, kenneth, back to you. >>> senator ron johnson is called a racist about his latest comments about the mob who stormed the capitol. in a radio interview, the wisconsin republican described the rioters as people who love the country, respect law enforcement and would never do anything to break the law. he said it would have been a different story if they were from black lives matter. >> no, had the tables been turned and president trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter and antifa protesters, i might have been a little concerned. >> johnson said

. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, kenneth. gun control was not at the top of president biden's agenda for his first 100 days in office. however, two mass shootings within a week apparently changed that. this morning a new push for gun laws in the wake of the boulder and metro atlanta shootings. >> i don't need to wait another minute, let alone an hour, to take common sense steps that will save the lives in the future. >> reporter: the white house says president biden is considering executive action on guns, but has not specified what action he might take. >> obviously, you know, not just gun safety measures but violence in communities, so that is -- has been under discussion and will continue to be under discussion. >> reporter: biden is pushing also for a ban on high capacity magazines, an assault weapons ban and he also wants senators to vote on two bills that cleared the house that would checks. >> leaders have their place in this, but we are senate leaders. what are we doing? >> reporter: passing those bills in the senate

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. >> reporter: good morning to you, kenneth. for the first time the biden administration is allowing a television camera inside one of those border facilities housing unaccompanied minors, but it's not one of those overcrowded ones. after weeks of pressure and promises of transparency, the biden administration finally allowing journalists into a facility housing unaccompanied migrant children. the administration carefully controlling what the camera could capture. children playing soccer and classrooms ready for students. the images in stark contrast to photos released by congressman henry cu sellahowed a different overcrowded facility. >> i would release them again because i think it's important for the public to know what is happening. >> reporter: the number of children in custody without a parent is roughly 16,000 approaching a record. the pentagon has approved a request to use two military bases to house some of them. an air force base in colorado is also under consideration. president biden said the surge started during th

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth.octors are still trying to convince americans to get vaccinated and follow health and safety protocols even as the u.s. starts to trend in the right direction. now the white house is laying out a more hopeful benchmark. the fourth of july is a symbolic goal to help americans keep following the rules. as new york city marks one year since its first covid death with remembrances across the city, powerful images like the skyline, the faces of some victims projected onto the brooklyn bridge, a reminder of the real toll of the pandemic, and now health officials are warning about the spread of yet another variant of the virus, raising questins about the effectiveness of current vaccines against the new strain. >> there's a lot of reasons to be concerned about the trends in new york city. >> some scientists are calling this an escape mutation because it may enable the covid to invade our immune systems. >> reporter: more than 11% of adults are fully vaccinated and nearly half the country is r

kenneth, mona. >> thank you. just a terrifying moment. incredible to see it all play out. but also a lot of people were relating to lady gaga and showing her empathy because of the, you know, dogs are like your family members. we all understand how much petse ba with her. >> pointing out that fisher, the dog walker, says he's gotten a lot of support, a lot of love from lady gaga. we'll hear much more from all of that, including the latest on the investigation on "good morning america." >>> coming up, two women working at the same restaurant and how they discovered they were actually sisters. >>> and later in the good news tues, a dad in seattle made a beer bong for his 8 month old daughter. you're watching "world news now." now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse witho

that was breonna taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker speaking to larry madowo. other stories making the news... a huge car bomb in herat in western afghanistan has killed at least eight people and injured around 50 more. dozens of houses have been destroyed. the united nations has condemned what it called an alarming increase in attacks deliberately targeting civilians, despite peace talks taking place between the taliban and the afghan government. russian police have arrested dozens of opposition politicians and activists at a meeting taking place in a moscow hotel. police confirmed that they detained almost 200 people. they say the people they rounded up were attending a gathering organised by a banned group to discuss municipal elections. bolivia's former interim president, jeanine anez, has been arrested on charges of sedition and conspiracy. prosecutors accuse ms anez and several former government ministers of taking part in a coup against the left—wing leader, evo morales. ms anez has tweeted that she's been the victim of political persecution and a coup n

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> homeowners planning spring renovation projects could be in forr shock. lumber prices are up 170% in just the last year, and everything from concrete to metal fixtures are skyrocketing because of disruptions to supply chains caused by the pandemic. transportation costs are also up. gas prices rose 40 cents in one month. >>> new rankings reveal the best u.s. cities to live in. they were judged on everything from schools to crime to jobs and the woodland, texas, outside austin, number one, arlington, virginia, naperville, illinois, overland park, kansas and cambridge, massachusetts. >>> coming up, the teenager who pulled off a cyberattack targeting elon musk and barack obama learns his punishment. >>> also new details about the school homecoming queen election allegedly rigged by the daughter's mother. hear from the runner-up next. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on t

. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, kenneth. this is the next big priority for the white house after that massive $1.9 trillion covid relief package passed in congress earlier this month, and now white house officials are getting ready to present president biden with this combined $3 trillion in spending. some of it will be for infrastructure like roads, airports, schools and clean energy programs. the other funding will be for a series of other domestic priorities, which could include everything from universal pre-kindergarten to free community college to a national paid leave program and it's all under this umbrella of the president's build back better program, which you might remember he discussed on the campaign trail to rebuild after this pandemic, and because the size and the scope of this plan will be historic, administration officials are expected to divide the proposal into two separate bills, and sources are telling us they're insisting that we're in the early stages of this plan, which will face fierce opposition amon

kenneth, mona. >> and we will have complete coverage of that. andrew, thank you. >>> also in washington, the house has passed two immigration bills aimed at creating a pathway to citizenship for millions of so-called dreamers and undocumented farm workers. a small number of republicans voted for both bills, but they face an uphill battle in the senate where approval will require ten republicans. meanwhile, we've learned 4,500 unaccompanied minors are now in border custody and more than 500 have been detained for at least ten days. >>> a major development today in the push to re-open schools, the cdc is issuing new guidance when it comes to social distancing and the coronavirus. this morning the cdc is expected to change the rules for schools when it comes to social distancing recommending three feet of space instead of six feet to stop the spread of coronavirus. schools say it's a game changer for re-opening classrooms, but the change requires children wear a mask, which could be problematic. >> just today in the hospital i saw so many people we

kenneth walker beth.lled for an end to the persecution of independent voices. russian police made the arrests at a hotel, where delegates were meeting to prepare for local elections. sylvia lennan—spence has this report. the weekend forum, a gathering of municipal deputies from all over the country had just begun in a moscow hotel... ..when police burst in. ilya yashin was just one of nearly 200 detained by police. they're accused of taking part in an event organised by open russia, based in the uk and banned in russia under a law against undesirable organisations and foreign interference. open russia was set up by prominent kremlin critic mikhail khodorkovsky, who owned the oil giant yukos, before he was convicted in two controversial cases and spent a decade behind bars. he now lives abroad. police say the event also broke covid prevention rules — not all participants wore facemasks. those detained are likely to face a fine or a spell in police detention. organisers say the forum was actually convened b

based on kenneth paul curry joins me now.hink investors can focus on fundamentals but you're not sure we are out of the woods yet. >> i don't think we are. i think this move from growth to value we will see that his yields continue to go higher. besides when it happened from 1.3 to 1.6 until the market got comfortable and then we started at 1.75. we you might have another couple of rough days and i suspect as we approached 2% is going to become a cajole once again is the storied continues to change. >> goldman says lundy or 1.9% and if that's the case we are on an upward trajectory but not for the same velocity we have seen in the last five years. could the street learned to live with that? >> i actually think the market will be okay at 2% or 1.9% as long as we get there in an orderly fashion. if we continue to see the spikes the way we did yesterday and last week when it jumped up suddenly that's what causes the angst and anxiety in the market. if investors have time to adjust then prices will slowly adjust and the markets w

market strategist kenneth polcari jointed now. i think investors can now focus on fundamentals but you're not sure we are out of the woods yet. >> i don't think we are. i think this move from growth to value we will see that as yields continued to go higher. we saw it when we went from 1.31.6 until the market got comfortable and we sighed yesterday at 1.75. you might have another couple of rough days and i suspect as we approach 2% it's goingng to bece a cajole as the story continues to change. charles: goldman says we will end the year 1.9% and if we do settle down its not the same velocity we have seen in the last five years put. could the street learned to live with that? >> actually think the market will be okay at 2% or 1.9% as long as we get there in an orderly fashion. if we continue to see the spikes the way we did yesterday and last week when it jumped up suddenly like that, that's what caused the angst. if the markets have time to adjust them prices will slowly adjust in the markets won't have a visceral reaction and we

our correspondent larry madowo began by asking kenneth how he feels about the support he's received. overwhelmed, but, i mean... it's bittersweet because as i look around and see all the love and support and all the people who's here to admire breonna and embrace our situation, i also have to think about how she's not here. so, it's... it's been a tough day, but i'm out here and ijust really love and appreciate everybody who loves breonna. you're wearing a t—shirt with a picture of you and her. what do people not know about her? what kind of person was breonna? man, breonna was just loving and caring, like, for sure. those are two really big words i like to say about her. she deserves everything that these people are trying to do for her. this is a nice start towards justice. even you were tried for having shot at the police that day, but the charges have now been dropped. do you feel like now you can go on with the rest of your life? i mean, i have to go on with the rest of my life regardless. i don't have a choice, but, i mean, the charges being dropped, itjust does nothing but say

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kenneth, mona. >> andrew, thank you. >>> a sheriff's official in georgia is coming under fire for his comments on the spa shootings. captain jay baker said the shooter, quote, had a bad day and he is being criticized for allegedly sharing an anti-asian post on facebook last year blaming asians for the coronavirus. >>> a texas man arrested outside the official residence of vice president kamala harris. police say he had a rifle and ammunition in his car. sources say the man was picked up by the secret service after his mother called police saying her son has mental health issues. harris has not moved into the residence yet due to renovations. >>> government officials in mexico are stepping up efforts to address the crisis at the southern border. they're sending security forces to the border with guatemala to stop the flow of migrants coming from central america heading to the u.s. record numbers of migrant children are now being detained in texas. the governor is demanding the biden administration give state officials access to those children so they can investigate human trafficking.

his name is kenneth walker.alker told us back in october he thought he was shooting at an intruder and not the police. >> they knocked on the door and say who it was. dead silence. i'm a millionth percent sure that nobody identified themselves. >> prosecutors dropped the case in may after the case was widely publicize. the judge's ruling means that kenneth walker could not be charged again. >> i remember set he was worried about speaking out. he's filed a lawsuit against the police department and the city. so that's still pending. and in another twist that surprised a lot of people, the officer in the case, jonathan mattingly filed a suit against kenneth walker charging him with battery and assault. >> does that lawsuit proceed? >> well, that's still pending. >> okay. >> but what's interesting is kenneth walker's attorney said they really don't know if kenneth walker fired the shot that hit mattingly. because a lot of shots were fired but this is gud news for walker. >>> ahead, growing challenge for the biden ad

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kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. some are calling it the trial of the century sparked by a deadly police encounter that obviously sparked a lot of anger and ignited a racial reckoning. the world has seen this video over and over again, and tomorrow it will be at the center at the trial of derek chauvin who faces charges of manslaughter, second degree murder and third degree murder. the former minneapolis police officer seen kneeling on floyd's neck for nine minutes. the black man handcuffed facedown in the street. police originally called to the scene because floyd was suspected of passing a counterfeit $20 bill. floyd's death on may 25th setof minneapolis, and that spread across the country chauvin and three other officers at the scene were fired. those three pleaded not guilty to lesser charges and are set to go on trial in august. tomorrow, 14 jurors are expected to be seated. that number includes alternates. of the 14, eight are white, and six are people of color. they'll begin listening to opening statements. pr

palmer, do you lay any blame at kenneth walker for your daughter's death?not fired back or opened fire a year ago, today, that your daughter would still be here? >> no. i think he did what anybody would've done, in that situation. i'm grateful he was there, because without him being there, i don't know that we'll -- we would have ever knew anything that happened. they started lying from the very beginning. >> now that the charge against him has been dropped. there's -- there's talk, potentially, of charges against the officers, now, from the commonwealth attorney, who no longer will have a conflict of interest in the case. and right now, there has been no justice for you, your family, or for breonna. how do you begin to step into peace with what happened, in the face of not having justice? >> we not at peace. you know, justice ain't no peace. that's insane. we don't give up. we not done. it's just -- it doesn't end there. >> ms. taylor, you got -- your family got about $8 million from the city of louisville. we just had the reports, earlier, from overnight

a judge signed an order closing the matter involving kenneth walker. he fired at officers who burst into the apartment and killed her last year. he believed they were intruders. one officer was hit in the leg. he had been charged with attempted murder. saturday marks one year since taylor's death. >>> a member of the miami heat is apologizing for using an anti-jewish slur. while playing a live streamed video game. myers leonard admitted using the word as he played call of duty. he insisted he didn't know what the word meant at the time but his ignorance was no excuse. he is out with a shoulder injury. the heat issued a statement saying he will be away from the team indefinitely as the league investigates. >>> a warning from florida after this rider drove his motorcycle over a moving drawbridge. the message from law enforcement, be safe and smarter than this guy. >>> coming up, divided by race but united by blood. >> the extraordinary story of the alabama black magruders and the plot of land that gave new hope to generations of descendants. you're watch

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. just terrifying there. >>> more royal news. prince harry and duchess meghan have clarified when they got married. >> if you remember in their oprah interview, meghan said they said vows three days prior to the public wedding in 2018. but a spokesperson tells us those vows were personal, not legal. >>> coming up, why today is a big day for the word "okay." the amazing back story behind the word that has become the most-frequently-used word on earth. >> okay. >>> and later in our special national puppy day, the teenager doing his best to help rescued dogs look their best. okay. you're watching "world news now." dr. deborah birx: we know that we're asking americans to do a lot right now. so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we can protect those who are most susceptible to this virus. dr. jerome adams: a question i often get asked is, "why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus?" well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've go

kenneth, mona? >> thank you. >>> the nfl has announced a new tv deal worth $110 billion. that takes the sport into the next decade. the agreement with abc, espn and the league's other broadcast partners is nearly double its previous contracts. the deal runs from 2023 through 2033 and calls for thursday night games to move to amazon prime, and mona, guess what. >> what? >> abc will join in the super bowl rotation airing the game in 2026 and 2030. we're getting the super bowl here on abc! >> woo, woo. we'll be broadcasting live from here. >>> speaking of live events, organizers of this year's academy awards are cracking down, issuing a slew of new rules for the nominees. >> first of all, no acceptance speeches on zoom. if you want your statue, come pick it up in person. and if winners need to scale back on their speeches, the guidance here, read the room. and when they thank someone, just say the name, no titles or other embellishments. >> as to what to wear, a fusion of inspirational and aspirational. in other words, leave your sweats at home. i believe they had something

and saying they were justified because kenneth's boyfriend fired at the officers first that night. >>ing a gun, armed extended. >> reporter: walker argued he fired in self-defense. he said the officers never adent fi -- identified them. but the officers said they did. and walker was accused of attempted murder for shooting the officers. >> he is supposed to say thank you and walk away? accountability is key. >> reporter: to walker and to palmer, but thousands of demonstrators, who protested in the past year, calling for police reform in her death and the deaths of other african-americans. >> not just remembers her name but it's really a rally call, a rally call for justice in our city, in our state. >> reporter: the city of louisville paid her family $12 million in a settlement and passed breonna's law which bans no-knock warrants, and man dates body cameras in searches. >> we will keep working at this. >> but it's not enough for palmer. no officers charged in her daughter's death, she penned an open letter to president biden in the washington post asking the administration to enact n

an exclusive new interview with kenneth walker telling "cbs this morning" he cannot shake the traumached police raid one year ago. walker was with taylor the night police raided her home. walker thought they were intruders so he fired one shot from his weapon that he was legally allowed to have. and charges against him were permanently dismissed last week. we spoke with kenneth walker and his two attorneys yesterday. >>> every day feels like march 14th to me. every day does. and i'm sitting right here today, and i'm feeling tired. >> tired? >> what are you tired of? >> i'm tired of having to get up every day and my life has changed. i'm the only person who has to deal with it every day. breonna taylor is just a hash tag to other people, but she was something bigger to me, of course, and it's hard to wake up every day and see her name and her pictures and everything all over the place. you know, but it's also that needs to happen, buzz because she still hasn't gotten justice. >> as we sit here today, no one has been charged with her murder. >> exactly. >> only one officer faces charge

>> good morning, kenneth.have a lot of electronic devices you have a lot of charging cables. this one device is sometimes called the swiss army knife of charging cables. we open it up. usbc, regular usb. we pull here. we have lightning. the lightning is also micro usb. over here is another c, let me pull that out. now you have c to c. because some phones that are c can charge other devices. and also this syncs and charges. it's magnetic so that when you put this in, you can click it onto your key chain. you can charge a lot of gadgets with that. >> what's up next? >> if you feel threatened, a loud noise may scare the intruder away. this is a way to wear one on your key chain. company says it's 140 decibels, which is loud. i'm just going to put my hand over this for a minute. you can hear how loud that's going to be. there's also an l.e.d. flashlight. so you don't lose the strap, i would actually put the strap through the little key chain holder. very inexpensive. under $5. and the thing to remember is protect

kenneth walker was breonna taylor's boyfriend. you'll remember he was charged with attempted murder for firing at those officers during a botched police raid. of course walker said he only fired because he thought someone was breaking in and the officers never identified themself. the officers saying they did. just this week, fredericka, as you know, a judge dropped those charges against kenneth walker. walker taking the stage, saying the fight for justice must continue. also out here today are a number of people who wanted to hear from the speakers to talk about justice. i wanted to introduce you to olivia alexander and jodie zahn. i wanted to get your impressions about what you've heard so far. >> yeah, i've been really encouraged about the message of community, most importantly. i don't want our city to be represented in a way negatively by the breonna taylor incident. the community message is the most important to me. >> reporter: there's been a lot of talk about police accountability from a number of the protesters, demonstra