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heart it means a lot that oprah is on board. >> i can imagine.y everybody is on board. you have the story where you share your journey as a young girl growing up in a black family where your father was incarcerated for 30 years, when you were still a baby at the age of one. so you live your entire life without this man in the family, not even truly understanding how much the family suffers from this. you have a mother who is giving up everything to raise you and your family. and at the same time, you talk about how she was verbally abusive and what your relationship was like with her. how hard was it for you and why did you think it was necessary to explain to the reader how tough her life was, what her experiences were, but then still be in a position to say oh, but she didn't, you know, give me what i needed all the time as a child in an emotional sense. >> you know, when i set out to write this book, one of the things that was really important to me was that nobody was truly a hero or a vilan. in the course of the book because i wanted to writ

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going on, they're still close to her majesty. >> they told oprah the baby would complete their family. they'll call her lili and raise her with brother archie in their home. >>> chase is the youngest child of one of our managers here at kpix5. they graduated a year early in top ten of their class. congratulations. send your grad's photo to 2021grads@kpix.com. or tag us on social ofal photos >>> living like royals for a weekend. the hefty price you can pay to stay >>> today's is long hot peppers. you can cool them down but not with these. these have some heat. if you like it, this is where to go. a tip on how to prepare them but first is selection and storage. buy them and be sure they're this beautiful color all the way around, stem attached. that's very important. when you bring them home put them in the refrigerator. storage three to four days at the most. what i like is simply this. i cut them in half, take some of the seeds out. that may cool it a little bit when it comes to heat factor. then i put them on the grill with olive oil and salt and pepper. cook them until they char nic

this let makes me think of the famous oprah - archie be prince. grievances they cited at the time that archie would not be given the title of prince and that when prince charles became king, he would change precedents and not allow his grandson to automatically become a prince, so this would be a breakfrom tradition become a prince, so this would be a break from tradition but it seems that prince charles wants to slim down the monarchy, reduce the number of front line royals and, as the meal was saying, that is his plan and that is one of the things that have greater tensions with harry and meghan, and the furthering of relations, i think. meghan, and the furthering of relations, ithink. 3c} meghan, and the furthering of relations, ithink. relations, i think. 30 seconds, sian, your _ relations, i think. 30 seconds, sian, your thoughts _ relations, i think. 30 seconds, sian, your thoughts on - relations, i think. 30 seconds, sian, your thoughts on this? l relations, i think. 30 seconds, sian, your thoughts on this? i | relations, i think. 30 second

i would never dare compare myself to oprah. few tears below her in the same hierarchy. okay, well, ladies first, carlo, let's start with you. what did you make of governor newsom's tore this week or should we say the oprah tour? wow i mean, let every california governor has a bully pulpit tries to use it. his bully pulpit is on steroids this week. i mean, it is unlike anything we've seen in the annals of california governor's when you've got somebody going the full hollywood mode i mean, trolls, superheroes, transformers pizza, john legend. where do we start? where do we stop? i mean, newsom has bragging rights. he's using them in every way from the vaccines. 40 million vaccines. to the california economy, which is going gangbusters are the best in modern democracy, bloomberg said this week, uh to his fundraising 16.5. million dollars on that against that recall, with the recall looming, newsom is taking no chances. he's using every tool in that toolbox. jeremy do you think that this is effective politically to be surrounded by

in an interview with oprah on cbs, harry and meghan painted a damning portrait in life in the monarchyn. >> they spoke about racism they faced, even from within the royal family. >> hold up, hold up. >> there's several conversations -- >> there's a conversation with you -- >> with harry. >> -- about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially, and what that would mean or look like. >> viewers were shocked, and the royal family was left reeling. >> the royal family were horrified by the oprah interview, and very hurt. >> the allegations were harsh. >> is it possible she had wanted to leave kensington palace and have an in-patient treatment and that would have been really frowned on by the royal family? >> i don't think there's any way that the royal family would have frowned on any kind of in-patient treatment for mental health. >> you have spoken to your brother since the interview -- >> we saw william upset about the comments about the racism -- >> we're very much not a racist family. >> they made it clear that if there is anything to explore further or issues to address there i

harry tells oprah he is enjoying with his son. >> i guess the highlight for me is sticking him on thele baby seat and take him on his bike rides, which is something i never was able to do when i was young. i can see him on the back, and he's got his arms out and he is woo, chatting, chatting, chatting, palm tree, house. >> harry and meghan have been fiercely protective, only releasing obscure images of him on his recent second birthday. >> they i think are very keen for their children to grow up without the pressure of the spotlight. they're very fiercely pushing back on any unsolicited images or anything that they feel does not give them control over what they want to put out there of their family. >> they appear to have plans to steer archie and his sister lili toward choosing their own destinies in or outside of royal life. >> had harry and meghan stayed in the uk and continued life as working members of the royal family, i think archie and their daughter would have struggled to find purpose as they grew up. so now archie and his sister are being raised in a world in which the poss

a tumultuous year for this couple, going back of course to march when they gave that interview to oprahevealed amongst other things that depression amongst them, that there had been consternation even in the royalfamily about the complexion of the skin of baby archie, all sorts of things. that interview, of course, opened up a can of worms. since then, of course, prince harry has gone on to team up with oprah winfrey again on a series for apple tv about mental health, but it's also been revealed of course that meghan suffered a miscarriage a year ago. and she wrote subsequently in the new york times about that. she said the grief that comes with losing a child was, she put it, "almost unbearable". we've yet to see a photo of the new royal baby. earlier, i spoke to duncan larcombe, former royal editor of the sun and author of prince harry: the inside story, and asked him when we might see one. they're probably going to try and do exactly the same thing they have done with baby archie. i think people will remember recently they released a picture to mark his birthday and a picture of his

i think it will take a long time for this resist to heal. >> the oprah interview was probably the d. and they've been through hell together. >> i think in time we'll see the royal family heal. >> time will tell how the fractured relationships recover, but one thing is certain. whatever harry and meaghan do with their future, they will do it their way . >> so, bologna, i vice president been here for a very longs time. very happy to be back. the people of brogna have been hit hard but i've arrived during a brief moment of normality when lockdown has been lifted, restaurants are filling up and masks are optional outside. bologna is an ancient university town, the oldest in the western world. this bread

revealing in that interview with oprah that meghan was expecting a girl. >> you can tell her. >> no, no. >> it's a girl. >> reporter: harry and meghan speaking out about their struggles with their mental health and their decision to step down as working royals. that interview driving rifts in the royal family. bu in april, harry briefly reuniting with his brother william and his wife kate, comforting their grandmother after the death of prince philip. >> kaylee, i remember being in windsor for the birth of archie. this is certainly a very different royal baby announcement. also kept from the public for two days. >> reporter: keeping this a secret, that was an impressive feat. but they shared this on their own terms, not through the palace. we've learned harry told the queen privately of the tribute of naming the baby after her. the royal family is delighted by all of this. linsey, we haven't seen a picture of lili yet, but we'll be standing by. >> kaylee, thank you. you can join us for more in an abc news original streaming monday night on hulu. >>> today on the 77th anniversary of t

since then prince harry has gone on to team up with oprah winfrey again on a series for apple tv aboutthat meghan suffered a miscarriage a year ago and she wrote subsequently in the new york times about that. she said the grief that comes with losing a child was, she put it, almost unbearable.— losing a child was, she put it, almost unbearable. ., ~ , ., ~ , almost unbearable. thank you. always aood to see almost unbearable. thank you. always good to see you- _ i'm joined now by duncan larcombe, former royal editor of the sun and author of prince harry: the inside story. thank you forjoining us. so, another birth, a first birth, royal birth outside of the uk.- another birth, a first birth, royal birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great _ birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news _ birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news for - birth outside of the uk. yes, it is obviously great news for harry i birth outside of the uk. yes, it is. obviously great news for harry and meghan and i know that having reviewed they had a miscarriage last year, i would

there was that bombshell interview with 0prah was that bombshell interview with oprah winfrey just wasis year in which all sorts of things were raised, including palace concerns apparently about the complexion of baby archie's skin. in that interview prince harry also revealed that he had been cut off essentially from royalfunding and he that he had been cut off essentially from royal funding and he was concerned about being able to protect his family and grant them the security that they needed to hear. he went on to say that he had been financing that from the estate of his late mother diana. a lot of interest, and of course prince harry has also taken part in a programme, a series with 0prah has also taken part in a programme, a series with oprah winfrey on apple tv about the whole subject of mental health, so there has been a lot of airing of linen in public over the last few months as part as the couple is concerned. she also revealed of course that this time last year she had suffered a miscarriage, and she wrote a little while after that in the new york times that the grief that

lin, did you see oprah's little tease about her block party?u when i walked out of there, guys, i -- i wish i was latina. this is the thing about it -- i felt such joy. i felt the humanity of what you put into the movie. i felt the community and the spirit of the people. lin, what is the story that you want us to know? i walked out of there feeling so full. i recommended it to everybody that i know. >> well, that's exactly how we wanted you to feel, gayle. you know, i think that when i was 19 and started writing this, i just wanted to write it in a place that i knew felt musical, and i don't know a more musical place than washington heights, new york, especially in the summer when we all like live outside and there's dominos outside with your neighbors, and the hydrants are open. and it was a chance to write all of the music i loved growing up, latin music, hip-hop music. >> yeah. >> and then to film it on location in the neighborhood is a whole other level because we're filming it -- you know, that number you just played, that's the park where

. >> i fully expect oprah to go over and ellen to go over with baby presents. i'm sure they'll be absolutely bombarded with kchristenin ing gifts. >> reporter: if you say, how did they have the baby without the paparazzi? that's very much the strategy. they wanted to move to california and have the private life. there aren't the number of paparazzi chasing them around here. i'm paul vercammen. now back to you. >> thanks to paul for that. and whatnot. >>> anna stewart joins me live from london. anna, so this baby will be known as lili we understand. >> it's a special name. it's short for lilibet which is the queen's nickname at home. she's had that nickname since she was a toddler. she couldn't say elizabeth. family is still very important to prince harry and meghan. the name is really a tribute to the queen, this baby very much of the windsor dynasty, and the royal family are thrilled to welcome the arrival of lili. we've had tweets interest prince charles. wishing them all well at this special time. also from the duke and duchess of cambridge. we are all delig

>>> my "talk of the table" is about oprah, oprah has announced an expanded version of a father's day it's not about perfection, it's about striving for excellence and getting as close to that as you can. >> sure. >> that is such a good point. that's from "honoring our kings: celebrating black father's day hood" which aired on tuesday. award-winning actor, producer sterling k. brown will continue the conversation about black fatherhood this weekend. other celebrity dads, john legend, d.l. hughley, tony gonzalez, and deon cole will also share their thoughts on the joys and, face it, challenges of being a father and, in their case, a black father. oprah recently told me how important this latest project has been to her. >> i just am so proud of the work. and being a product of a great black father who made my life possible in all the successes that i -- that i now have been able to receive, i think it's an opportunity to shine a big, bright spotlight on black fathers. >> sure is. "honoring our kings: a black dad conversation" premieres saturday night at 8:00 on own and discovery-plus. a

oprah called me once, but i didn't know if that was the number.uestion mark. >> funny. >> so we called it, and no one picked up. and then i looked at my phone again and i had a missed call. so we called it back, and she answered, and it was ridiculous. she said herself, i never pick up the phone to numbers i don't know, but something told me to pick up the phone, so she did. and she also said she didn't think the "o" towels was a bad idea. if she get this off the ground, i think this will change her life and make her a success. >>> sounds like a partnership to me. thank you for cheering us on. we're very excited to talk to you today. congrats on "peter rabbit 2." thank you, thank you. >> it's an absolute thrill. bless you. it's so nice to see you. i can't wait to see you in new york. >> i can't either. virtual hug to you. "peter rabbit 2" is in theaters nationwide today. >>> we also talked to james on advice from dads to daughters. we have that on our cbs page. >>> ahead, how the steering performance is connected to som why hidede your skinin if d

in march, meghan and harry sat down with oprah. neglecting her mental health and of racism before the birth of baby archie. >> concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. >> what? about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially, and what that would mean or look like. >> reporter: there were hopes the rifts had begun to heal with the death of prince philip in april. harry and william seen chatting outside the service. on "the me you can't see," prince harry once again speaking out. this time about his own upbringing. >> when i was younger, william and i, it was like that for me so it's going to be like that for you. that doesn't make sense. just because you suffered, that doesn't mean your kids have to suffer. >> reporter: the couple's move to montecito ensuring baby archie and lily will have a different childhood. harry telling oprah in march, now their family is complete. >> to have a boy and then a girl, what more can you ask for? now, we've got our family. >> reporter: in lieu of gifts, p

paper says it's the issue that incensed the sussexes and led to a row culminating in comments on the oprahver interview withjohn let's talk 22 and ali. the observer interview with john bercow, let's talk 22 and ali. the observer interview withjohn bercow, it is their front—page story as i mentioned. he described the tory party as sometimes even being xenophobic. he says i'm motivated by the support for equality, justice and internationalism which is the labour brand. 0n the inside pages, a lot more coverage with his views. people are sick of lies, empty slogans and failure to deliver. geraldine, how much influence does he have? how significant do you think this is? i he have? how significant do you think this is?— he have? how significant do you think this is? i think the thing to sa is it's think this is? i think the thing to say is it's not — think this is? i think the thing to say is it's not a _ think this is? i think the thing to say is it's not a massive - think this is? i think the thing to | say is it's not a massive surprise, is eight? i don't think anyone is looking at this this

they were recently interviewed and laughed off the oprah interview, and the countious of wessox saidppens, family is family and we are family. i would not read as much into what the media is saying, and everybody in the uk will probably see the baby by zoom or what have you if they have not already, and it's probably just the more traveling with a newborn baby, and mom just haven give even birth and covid and all of the -- all of the issues around that that it's more likely to stop them actually seeing the baby face-to-face than any huge rift. >> yeah, traveling with a newborn in the first few months would be difficult traveling overseas. >> absolutely. especially now. >> exactly. trish trisha goddard, thank you so much for coming on and sharing your insights. >> you are so welcome. thank you. >>> under staffed and ill equipped, but 151 days later, would they be ready for a repeat attack? i asked the new sergeant in arms in my exclusive interview with karen gibson. that's next. the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you char

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he is playing santa claus and oprah in july and he has a recall coming up, which is one of the reasons he is out there is much as he can selling this. >> that's what i want to talk about, the recall election is the same day as his budget. you can see democratic lawmakers who are against this are trying to push ford a way to expedite the process and change the laws to make a recall happen sooner than later. how likely do you think and what do you think it will be? >> what we have is a group of folks out there looking at the polls and looking at gavin newsom's numbers and seeing right now post pandemic he is doing really well with voters. he is up 58% or so. they are saying why not have the recall as soon as possible before something else goes wrong? there are different stages that has to be that have to be fulfilled before you set the date. one is setting the cost, the second is reviewing the cost and setting money aside. lawmakers in sacramento will now be debating and voting on a measure to speed that up and save a sickly we estimate it will cost $250 million. and we are ready to appr

[laughter] i was in the human stage with oprah winfrey with russ my brothers. and she asked me, how did you get through this. and i said and meditated. and to me that was like two short of an answer to really express what it really did. but i often. like you talking to god. can i would meditate but instead of meditating with nice music in the background when legs crossed perhaps in white noise. you know, the proper conditions that you would imagine it meditation to be under. how to meditate while i was walking through the corridors while killers were looking at me. while murderers were looking at me and while people who wanted to harm me were looking at me. ahead of understand it that the energy that are projected outside of myself, i let them know that there was brightness inside of me that was not to be allowed to be damned. there's a sacredness in that. i think that even the first six months the clemson prisoners officer walked into man around about this my book of poetry. he said to me, very simply he said who are you. in this question change the trajectory

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them are going to enter the race that puts gavin newsom and the driver see which is why acts like oprah winfrey in terms of running a lottery around vaccinations and doling out, if you will, part of that 75 billion dollars surplus. >> mckeown says that republicans need to nationalize the recall race as he puts it to get more money to get more attention, something they might do by demonizing newsome along with other california leaders like speaker nancy pelosi and vice president harris grant and vicki. >> thank you, catherine. today president biden signed a law designating the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida, a national memorial. president making that declaration at a white house ceremony earlier today in june of 2016 49 people were killed and 53 were injured in the deadliest attack against the lgbtq community in u.s. history. the law is part of an effort to build a permanent memorial at the site. and there will not be a public pride parade and celebration this year in san francisco. but we still want to do our part to lift up the voices of the lgbtq community. join us this saturday

had of this baby was in march when she was a visible bump during meghan's explosive interview with oprahwinfrey. her parents, duke and duchess of sussex, now live in california after a rift with the royal family that saw them cut most ties with the royal family. the name pays tribute to two towering royal figures. queen elizabeth herself. lilibet was her family nickname. prince harry's late mother, diana princess of wales. the baby 7 pounds 11 ounces was born friday in santa barbara, a little sister for archie. >>> still ahead, hollywood breathing a sigh of relief as movie theaters start to reopen. the question, will audiences come back? >>> a live look outside on this monday at the bay bridge. we'll be right back. >>> film studios and theater chains hoping to lure movie fans back to the big screens in the coming months. a lot is riding hesults. >> reporter: hollywood is breathing a huge sigh of relief as millions return to movies on big screens. >> it's a great feeling to see movies on the big screen again. >> reporter: theaters, many on life support because of the pandemic, are now get

there is no oprah, or anderson, or anybody. lilly said, okay, we are going to make a movie.d a 16 millimeter film camera, she took a film class, and she hit the streets, and did these two films. the first one you will see is independence hall in philadelphia in 1968. the second one is the first ever pride parade in new york. no networks to help, no one there, lilli shot them, edited them, put them together and this projector was very distribution system. no company would distribute these films. >> you used the u.s. mail and you leaned on the first amendment of the constitution to tell your story? at that time in the late sixties, early seventies, abc, nbc, cbs. did any of the major networks consider covering the story? >> no, and if they did, it would be utterly hostile. i don't mean to name names, but if you do your homework, you will see that the networks were total anti-. bordering on insulting. and the great thing of what lilli, she made her own film to tell you stories, as a joyous story, as a cultural watershed, marching on the first anniversary of the stonewall riots

it was revealed in the interview with oprah early this year that their baby is going to be a girl.s born friday at 11:40 a.m. at santa barbara cottage hospital. it's a tribute to queen elizabeth and her middle name diana honors harry ross late mother princess diana. both mom and baby are healthy and well, and they have a 2- year-old son archie who is a big brother now. congratulations to them. >>> still ahead. funnel cakes, pig races, and the pandemic specialty. what a local county fair is offering that is only something out of 2021. >>> a live look aside. you can see the pride flag weaving in of windy san francisco this morning. classic june. we will check in with lisa and we will check in with lisa and does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. did you know that your toughest cleaning problems plus, herbal and other immune superstars. can be caused by hard water metals? they lock in residues like a glue, on your hard surfa

the interview with oprah deepening that rift. the news of the birth congratulations all around.e william tweeting we are delighted by the happy news. congratulations to harry and meghan. even the british tabloid. who controversial coverage has been blamed for fuelling the couples move to the u.s. are striking a softer tone. running this cover story. and pierce morgan who was fired after slamming meghan tweeted -- i'm respecting their parents pleas for privacy. and declining to comment. >> no photo has been released. she weighed 7 pound 11 ounces. we'll have more during the special the american royal baby. streaming tonight. >> the fight included an unusual knock out. observers say he would have won if there was judges. the one knock out. show times server. heavy demand knocked them out. leaving some in the dark. >> coming up. why this could be a very profitable summer for teenagers. >> a secret we never knew about hey, mom. i'll never say this but... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. (both) thank you for getting past our walls. -

. >> finally, a popular theater where bruce lee himself used to watch oprah will reopen in chinatown.built in 1925. it has been restored. in november, 2 a big gamble during the pandemic. it has brand new movie screen. the new owners said they had to install 85 new fire sprinklers just to bring it up to code. >> this is the culmination of a lot of work. years and years of really loving the theater and seeing it empty and seeing it falling apart. and i'm so proud of everything we've done. >> an official launch with line dancers scheduled for next friday. it looks lovely. >> preserve history. so important. >> thank you for joining us. have a great friday. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the ton

it's been three months since harry and meghan's interview with oprah. that. you said you think this will obviously soften folks up, but how much damage is there from what we know? >> i think there's a lot of damage, actually. i do know the family are very much hoping to be able to mend the fence with harry particularly william. who incredible brother. so there's a hope, a desire even if it's just a crack to open that door. they want to keep that door widely opened. and i'm also told the queen has actually been very worried about harry since all of this began. he's talked very publicly about his mental health problems, and it's true he's spoken to the queen. she's very concerned about harry's mental health and is anxious not to do anything for him that would make him feel kind of pushed out or prematurely we're closing the door. she doesn't want to close the door, and his father doesn't either, actually. his father has been, i think, probably the most wounded by all of this because inadequate though he may have been at times, he also felt that he'd done

meghan markle gave birth to a beautiful and healthy future oprah interview.in, "i lili bet no one at starbucks will be able to spell her name on the cup." the baby's full name is lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor. the only way that name could be more british is if they squeezed the words "cucumber sandwich" in

this baby was back in march when she was a very visible bump during meghan markle's interview with oprahfrey. her parents, the duke and duchess of sussex, aka harry and meghan, now live in california after a rift with the royal family that saw them cut most ties to buckingham palace. but the baby's name, lilibet diana, pays direct tribute to two towering royal figures, queen elizabeth herself, the baby's 95-year-old great grandmother. lilibet was her family nickname. and prince harry's late mother, diana, princess of wales. harry and meghan announced their new baby, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, was born on friday in santa barbara. a little sister for 2-year-old archie. elizabeth palmer, cbs news london. >> the "cbs overnight" news will be right back. depression can make the week feel like seven mondays. multiple symptoms. can't do this. got that right. let's rethink this. so your doctor tells you about trintellix, a prescription medicine for adults with depression. feeling this overall relief. plus, get this: trintellix had no significant impact on weight in clinical trials. trintellix may incre

roy nikka reports the investigation into those bullying allegations launched in march following the oprahion that members of staff, former and present royal members of staff in the royal household, and it's understood that meghan will not be taking part in the inquiry. >> reporter: and while it continues, the rest of the family is getting on with it over the weekend, prince william and his two eldest taking the microphone at a half marathon race and the queen is back in the saddle attending her beloved ascot on saturday and preparing for what royal aides say will be a busy summer. we should add it's prince william's 39th birthday today, some sweet tributes rolling in from the palace and from his father, prince charles lovely day i hope they're out having a birthday picnic in this lovely summer weather >> with that coat on there molly, thank you >>> next up, the jonas brothers. over the weekend, the jo-bros released their latest single it's called "remember this." do you want to hear it >> yes >> okay. here we go ♪ baby we're going to want to remember this baby we're going to want to remem

the keeps alternative therapies that we had oprah battle buddy working to make available for americans better. and they kept them away from us. they told us that we are fighting for freedom and then we don't have it when we get home. now moscow says it has come across, lapses flags by the world health organization or the cobra vaccine plant, and is making the necessary corrections that w h o is looking into 7 russian factories after the country apply to register. sputnik free in europe, looking at what's been said, he's 80 percent. out of the 7 existing sputnik re factories a total of 4, which is more than a half have been inspected by the officials of the w h. o. and there were only complaint found at one single production site in the fall, which included issues with data and test results and things like issues with lab conditions. now, according to the russian government, all these concerns and issues have been fully dealt with me as to indeed that had been complaints from the inspection team. as far as we know, everything has already been taken into account and what needed to be cha

reports that the bill for hs2 high—speed rail line hasjumped the sun claims prince harry agreed to the oprahterview, in which he criticised the royal family, within 2a hours of losing his military titles. let's start with the daily mail, james, and two newjab hope to free up james, and two newjab hope to free up yoursummer — james, and two newjab hope to free up your summer — this is a trial looking at whether it would be safe to let people avoid some of the restrictions that they've had to abide by up until now. this restrictions that they've had to abide by up until now. this news is very hepeful. _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that _ abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that two - abide by up until now. this news is very hopeful, saying that two jabs | very hopeful, saying that two jabs may remove the need to quarantine after visiting an amber list country and the requirement to self—isolate if you come into contact with someone with covid. however i do feel like we are constantly ha

she's been to mexico, where she met a president on jasmine randall lopez, oprah door, and to pass the signing of a memorandum on how to tackle the big causes of migration, including poverty and political oppression. let's get more of this from d. w correspondent carrying that you have more in washington dc. welcome kind of in . so do not come. that's quite a usa compact vice president's compassionate rhetoric when she was campaigning with people reacting to the switch. harris has been criticized from members of her own party here in washington. fail not only because it's a u turn in the immigration policy that by then harris administration originally promised. but also because it is quite surprising to hear these words from a woman who her telephone, the daughter of immigrants who came to the united states from india and jamaica for many hearing the words do not come from a vice president who base her whole political campaign and stressing that she is the daughter of immigrants, and who knows that migrants are often in a situation where they just don't have a choice. has been a disapp

fixate on race and saw you are a victim no matter what your class position, it doesn't matter that oprah is one of the wealthiest people in the world or meghan markle talks from her estate, they will be oppressed. you never get it over because race is always with you. we have a vibrant black middle-class. if you say they are not privileged because they are black, you have a way of dividing people. donald trump is not in office now. the covid operation warp speed vaccination program worked. so covid is dying down. people thought if they turned their attention to the biden program he will leave intact the middle east policies and the border. he didn't. we have chaos at the border and inflation looming and a mess in the middle east. this is a big traction -- distraction. he didn't much other than cause chaos in the first 100 days. >> laura: there was an insult biden launched today. i want you to listen to this carefully. >> young black entrepreneurs are just as capable of succeeding given the chances of white entrepreneurs but they don't have lawyers. they don't have accountants, but they h

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this baby was back in march when she was a very visible bump during meghan's explosive interview with oprahher parents, the duke and duchess of sussex, a.k.a. harry and meghan, now live in california. after an acrimonious rift with the royal family that saw them cut most ties to buckingham palace. but the baby's name, lilibet diana, pays direct tribute to two towering royal figures. queen elizabeth herself, the baby's 95-year-old great grandmother. lilibet was her family nickname. and prince harry's late mother, diana, princess of wales. harry and meghan announced their new baby, seven pounds 11 ounces, was born on friday in santa barbara. a little sister for two-year-old archie. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> duncan: today a historic new york city church welcomed two out of town visitors, first lady jill biden and dr. anthony fauci were at abyssinian baptist church in harlem. they meet with people getting covid vaccine shots at the church's clinic. it was open to ease vaccine concerns. but the holdouts are still an issue, especially in underserved communities. cbs' mola lenghi has

oh, the black people are all down and how do i have to know what degree the senior oprah so who is right? while the skies we have a concert come to her, moly kept dual, and new journeys, and chief of staff ag swinson giving as the $360.00 thanks for joining me. thanks. got it. thank you. so i have to start with you. are you happy with where the conversation regarding race relations in america is going right now? you know, we're going to have some, we're going to need more time to figure things out to and some other this unity and divisiveness that's to be expected. abraham lincoln said that if we release african americans are releasing slave, how are they going to live amongst the people where they were in place? so this was expected. we knew that it would take time for us to come back together and he'll, and i think our country has made a major, major advancement in that area. are we finish? no, but we've made great progress and that should be celebrated. and we should stop any attempt of the left to act as if this is still the k k k run. why the permits the country that it was back the

paper says it�*s the issue that increased the sussexes and led to a row culminating in comments on the oprahening to you both. we�*re going to start with the telegraph. sian, hancock kept pm in the dark. your thoughts on the story. yes. your thoughts on the story. yes, it's a continuation _ your thoughts on the story. yes, it's a continuation of— your thoughts on the story. yes, it's a continuation of an - your thoughts on the story. yes, it's a continuation of an attack i your thoughts on the story. yes it's a continuation of an attack on it�*s a continuation of an attack on matt hancock, which has been rambling for quite a few days. it was first raised by dominic cummings. he suggested that boris johnson had branded his health secretary�*s handling of the pandemic last year as "hopeless." the story alleges that matt hancock didn�*t tell the prime minister about a public health england study which was very, had very positive data, and that showed that both the astrazeneca and pfizer vaccines were more effective at preventing hospitalisations against the india delta variant than they were ag

paper says it's the issue that incensed the sussexes and led to a row culminating in comments on the oprahs begin. joe, you will kick us off, please. the front of the telegraph concerning the health secretary. yes, it's another negative story relating to the health secretary saying that he sat on this data which showed, you know, strong efficacy of the vaccines against the delta variant and that this information, so the story says, was only given to the prime minister and his team moments before a crucial meeting when the final decision was made about lengthening the coronavirus restrictions, so the claim here is that he was perhaps trying to bounce borisjohnson into doing that to in the department of health the story denies that claim, but it is another, essentially, kind of attack on matt hancock a week when we had whatsapp messages published by dominic cummings showing that the prime minister had called matt hancock hopeless. this is another incidents where clearly a briefing is going on against matt hancock and this is a latest iteration with that.- hancock and this is a latest iterati

while he was in england, the president also hung out with queen elizabeth, seen here enjoying that oprah ( applause ) bind -- sure. why not? ( cheers and applause ) seven-month-old reference, that's fine. ( laughter ) biden and the queen had met before, but it was way back in 1982. that's when she was touring with her synthpop band... flock of regals. ( laughter ) biden had some kind words for her majesty. >> she was very generous. she was very -- i don't think she'd be insulted but she reminded me of my mother. >> stephen: okay, sure. that's nice, but, joe, you're only only 17 years apart. you're more contemporaries, like me and my buddy jon batiste. right? >> jon: yeah, yeah, yeah! some contemporaries in there! i love it! yes! that's so nice. my grandpa used to say that. >> stephen: thanks, jon! it was a big weekend for the queen. she attended a charity luncheon, and there was cake >> i didn't think this was going to work. >> there is a knife. >> what? >> there is a knife. >> i know there is. this is something that is more unusual. >> stephen: that is a lady who knows her brand. ( as t