the queen bows to nobody ever. and here is the queen making a bow to her daughter-in-law. >> they are joined by prince charles, his father, prince philip, diana's brother earl spencer, and the two young princes, william and harry. >> we were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin on that gun carriage. >> william was being stall wart. harry was suffering. he was too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on top of the coffin, the white littlies and the simple word mummy. >> i stand before you today, the representative of a family in grief, in a country in mourning before a world in shock. >> watched by millions around the world, diana's brother charles spencer gives the eulogy. >> william and harry, we all care desperately for you today. how great your suffering is. we cannot even imagine. >> spencer vows that his family will protect william and harry and honor diana's wishes for her sons. >> we, your blood family, will do all we can to continue th

diana speaks to the queen, as she did regularly in those stays. >> and the queen, all she said was, its what it is, and did nothing about it. >> for hundreds of years, princes of wales have had mistresses, they've had extramarital affairs, and it's been condoned, of course in secret. >> her husband is unfaithful. she has two young sons who require all her attention and the royal family says she should shut up and get on with it. >> diana found it very difficult to live in the public eye with this tremendous, toxic secret. she was trapped in a gilded cage. >> for the cameras, diana is all smiles. but people are beginning to question the way she looks. >> diana is very thin. that is concerning. >> some people say that you're so slim. >> maybe it's because i take so much exercise. i don't know. >> in secret she's suffering from this illness called bulimia nervosa which has affected her throughout her royal life. >> the beautifulimia was partlyo the stress she was feeling in her marriage. one day she just sat on the floor and just cried, just being so distraught. >> but gradually she came

now the face of queen elizabeth is more than 2 eyes and nose in a mouth it's a symbol of power printed on banknotes from bermuda to britain to new zealand i was a bit sad for her 1st portrait as queen almost 7 decades ago and her way to stifle portrait painter miriam asked fred shows a 94 year old monarch and what the artist calls and are a of. this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary miska fit she met the monarch in person twice once a fucking palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do you dream is cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen it was a special honor for their various mothers british have found the spanish painter she's quite a powerful this one person really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natura

>> the queen expects him to produce an heir. and she hopes he's found the perfect bride. >> for better for worse, until death us do part. >> until death us do part. >> but what happens when royal tradition stops you from following your heart? in the medieval fortress, charles the eldest son of queen elizabeth is crowned prince of wales. >> i, charles, prince of wales, do become your leege man of life and limb. >> so much pomp, so much glamour, but under it all is a nervous 20-year-old who feels very strongly that the whole weight of monarchy rests on him. he had no choice in his life at all. his future was mapped out for him. he knew from an early age that he was part of a machine. >> prince charles is a central figure of this dynasty. he is the future. he is the great hope. >> the young prince will just celebrated his 3rd birthday carried out the handshaking duties most sedately. >> the prince as a child was quite withdrawn, very sensitive, very shy. >> but right from the beginning there's all this weight of expectation on this

this is how queen elizabeth the 2nd now greets diplomats and guests in the foyer of the british foreign office. the oil painting is the work of artist mary miska paint she met the monarch in person twice once at buckingham palace in the heart of the british capital. for the queen in particular i think what's fascinating about painting how is that you're possibly painting. the best known face in the world and actually that's not an easy thing to do do you miss cafe to spend an hour all together with the queen to the special on a for that whose mother is british has found a spanish painter she's quite a powerful this will pass and really that's that was my 1st impression and also very quickly cause a sense of something was very grounded very natural and that she has a very very sharp sense of humor very close to the surface all the time which is we lovely. the artist worked on her trip here in her studio in south london it took a total of 7 months to complete from the 1st sketch to the finished painting she painted the face last the biggest challenge and the biggest worries guessing guess

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the queen! hanging with the queen! >> yes.story. >> let's look at the beach line statement. if you're going out for some fresh air along the coast, watch out. also, fire danger rising. 9:00 tomorrow night, gusty winds, low humidity, that means the red flag warning will go up because the fire danger will be running high. just a if you clouds right now. upper 60s to the mid 90s for your high temperatures. so they're coming up. the heat wave intensifies. sunday and monday with the fire danger continuing, and then the heat wave continues. really right through about the middle of next week. >> wow! >> some stretch of heat this. >> as businesses remain closed, caterers are left without work. so one business put their favorite caterers to work helping people who really need a hand. right now, what's coming up at 5:00. >> hi, new at 5:00, a rally in support of law enforcement. we're live in redwood city. plus, the history making moment for flight. how a california company is making it happen. >> and the kiss heard around the galaxy. t

you referred to delay, queen marie antuna. i have often said perhaps if or were not for the queen, there would have never been a revolution. well, i am referring of course to the fact that she actually manufactured a peasant village on their side where she would dress up as a peasant woman and go amongst her sheep etc and the monarchy had simply distance themselves so far from their own people. >> indeed, indeed. her reign as freeing of -- queen a friend, she became less popular. in fact, many lives were attributed to her such as let them eat cake. indeed, she never said such a thing. but because she was austrian born, many, people as the revolution progressed, became less and less trusting of her and of course, at such a volatile time, spending so much of the kingdoms money created a problem for the people of friend who thought of her is now an enemy of the people and no longer is a savior of the people. i would've been hopeful that the king could've united the people, created the constitutional monarchy that would have remai

. >>> later in "the skinny," new revelations about queen elizabeth and her diet. fast food that she allows herself to eat, but never with her fingers. >>> check out this video of el hgoersping a shark. it happened in oak island, north carolina. they pulled the thrashing shark from the water after seeing a hook in its mouth. they got the hook out and were able to set it free. >>> the frightening moments aboard a military charter flight out of honolulu. >> one of the plane's engines caught on fire forcing an emergency landing. here's abc's elwyn lopez. >> reporter: terrifying moments on board a military charter flight. shortly after taking off late saturday from the honolulu airport -- >> emergency, 8585 engine failure, returning to the field. >> reporter: a passenger sharing this video showing the pitch-black cabin, only lit by >>idout thhosewahicehoo scary. me out o eporter:hela with 212 on board was forced to turn back and make an emergency landing. >> the pilot from the emergency aircraft just called, they have severe damage to their right engine. >> reporter: t

. >>> have any my hand a letter written to the queen of england. >>> an unlikely partnership betweenwo bay area companies is helping to feed families with sick children at all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call to let you know the status of your ballot once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place or at a drop box. vote by mail ballots. simple, safe, secure. counted. learn more at vote.ca.gov >>> from santa rosa tonight, a story of kindness, empowerment and the long reach of queen elizabeth no, less. imagine being the subject of it all and >> reporter: at 5 years old, life remains pretty simple. maggie loves riding horses, and also her family's welsh corgis. what do you like about them? >> they cuddle with me. >> reporter: well, most of the time anyway. >> wait! >> i've been very lucky with her. >> reporter: but even with dogs, it takes a lot of creativity to ke

so is the queen broke? >> the queen is still very wealthy. royal fainances are very complicated.tates, some from charities, some a taxpayer funded revenue source and for the queen, it's the charities that are being hit really hard at the moment because of the drop in number of tourists coming to london. >> reporter: the loss of tourist revenue is expected to cost hundreds of royal palace jobs. with staff holding a rare protest outside windsor castle. inside, preparations are underway for the 94-year-old queen to ride out the winter in windsor, with a small bubble of dedicated staff. now, to be clear, the queen is still a fabulously wealthy individual. we're unlikely to see buckingham palace on airbnb anytime soon. but guys, if 2020 has taught us nothing else, it's never say never. peter? kristen? >> sarah, what a great story there. i love that for the royals, when things start getting bad, they start selling gin. >> that's right! >> selling alcohol. >> you've got to save the tea for tea time, right? great story, sarah. >>> we want to get another check of weather for dylan. dylan,

don't answer the phone, rihanna is our queen now.another country where people are desperate to rid themselves of a despotic monarch, the united states. one of the big clashes between protestors and police is on junr gas, spray and batons to clear the white house so president trump could hold a bible in front of a church. i want to show my people it doesn't burn my hand like in the movies, we can hold it. but as overheated as that response was, we are finding out ut it could have been hotter. >> the military whistle blowers said federal officials sought to make a heat ray make people's skin feel like it was burning to deal with protestors. an police officer sought heat ray. the officer stated in an email the device provides a sensation of intense heat on surface of the skin. demarco said the d.c. national guard did not have the device. >> trevor: i can't believe this is real life. federal police wanted to use a heat ray against peaceful protesters outside the white house. at this point, guys, can we admit trump is essentially a real-l

queen... queen of spades.t now. you could've just totally randomly chosen. - i've never met you. - correct, yeah. - i've never met you, never seen you until today. [laughs] - yes, okay. so the queen of spades. check this out. watch the deck of cards. watch. did you see that? no, i'm just kidding, nothing happened. that would've been cool, though, if it, like, blew up in fire, like, okay. - oh. would have been good. - i was, like, "what?" [laughs] - no, what actually did happen, though, is if we open up the cards here, you'll actually see all the cards have been in view the entire time, and all the cards have actually been facing the same direction, except if you go through here, you'll actually see that there's one card upside-down. right, there's one upside-down. out of all of them. - right. there is. okay. - there's no way that's the queen of spades. no way. - no way. - check that out. - no way, kid. - there it is! - let me see. - the queen! - oh, my gosh! okay, i--you know what? i am tethered to this chair.

queen plans to return to her buckingham palace office.rns to her official residence? she's a very, very frugal woman, angela merkel. and similar to the queen one might say because they are both very... know they are both very, i respect both a lot and they are very hard working women. i mean at the age of 94, she heads back to windsor and plans to be back in her london office in october, of course if you now have a social gatherings of not more than six people that's also a problem for the queen. because usually they have these large gatherings. but i find it admirable that she's headed back. what is incredible, really a stephanie was 894, the queen is still going to do her official duties but will be commuting from windsor. she is going to be, if commuting, there's going to be less commuting, there's going to be less commuting in the post covid—19 then there has been in the past. they will be one extra commuter and she's called her majesty the queen. okay. lovely to see you both thank you very much indeed for taking us through the second

the queen arriving in barbados on her last visit as head of state.mic hit many started jogging or took to baking, we'll look at how long those habits have stuck around. the state of pennsylvania delivered hillary clinton a humiliating defeat on election night in 2016. donald trump won it narrowly, despite polls suggesting he'd lose there. so, it's no wonder bothjoe biden and kamala harris are keeping an eye on the keystone state and they are there again today. the democratic presidential nominee is doing a televised town hall meeting in scranton and his running mate will be in philadelphia. pennsylvania is worth 20 votes in the all—important electoral college and according to pollsters is the most evenly divided state in the union when it comes to voting this year. which is why both the biden and trump campaigns consider it so crucial. let's speak to the state's former governor from 2003 to 2011 ed rendell, a democrat — and long—time supporter ofjoe biden. governor it is really good to have you on the programme. do you think isa you on the programme.

a queen willing to do a job most of us could never stomach to do, a queen willing to build up anyoneen who was starting to pave her path. i hope you never have to know the pain of knowing your child is in need and help and you're not able to hear them. i hope you never hear the sounds of seeing someone cry and beg for your child to get help and she never receives help. those cries were ignored. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 101191 days in a row. >> protests continued last night in louisville. >>> l.a. laker lebron james comments on and off the court about inbrianna taylor case are resonating with fans and social justi justice advocates. james tweeted quote, the most disrespected person in america is the black woman. after last night's win, james was asked to expand on that. >> i think you just look at the history of america and the disrespect black women have got the last 400 years. i mean, you can't turn a blind eye to that. when i look at my household and see my daughter, who is five on her way to six and my wife and my mom, rest in peace my grandmothe

>desde california deben autorizar la vacuna a pesar de no tebnr pruebas >>la diva la caballota ivi queente donald trump hace acto de presencia y hay mucha tranquilidad en medio de la pandemia que nos ha mantenido separado de muchas de las personas, ha sido un jardín como escenario virtual y también hubo oportunidad que los familiares entraran al museo a guardar sus respetos y este museo ha sido cerrado en los últimos seis meses por causas de la pandemia y desde bien temprano en la mañana y es la información desde manhattan ahora paso contigo rogelio mora tagle. >> muchas gracias por el reporte desde nueva york. >> en los tema del coronavirus los dueños del restaurante que han sido afectados por la pandemia ven con incertidumbre el futuro y en nueva york los restaurantes podrán funcionar con el 25% de su capacidad y eso no da para cubrir los costos y la empleomania y a nivel nacional muchos restaurantes no volvieron a reabrir sus puertas. >> los muertos en el mundo llegaron a los 900 mil y son casi la mayoría en estados unidos y los casos acumulados ya se acercan a los 6 millones. >> el p

>> yeah, why you-- you want to be a drag queen? >> well, i mean, if you're looking.red. well, maybe this one character i've been working on. >> oh! >> she gives character. >> you all ready? >> yes isn't. >> yes! >> da-da-da-da! i am kitty dplitter. >> oh. >> errrr! >> look over there! ♪ ♪ >> perhaps my drag concept did need some work. but i was in luck. >> i'm going to get you ready, honey. >> if i was going to drag out the vote, i needed my drag mothers to help me get ready. >> more blurb, more blush. give us a little more fish face. >> there it is, there it is! ( coughing ) >> oh! woman! >> so, how do you look? >> now that's drag, momma. >> now that my face was ready it was time to shoot my first p.s.a. as a drag ambassador. hi, this is flirt enth amendment here. i want you to tuck your vote into that ballot box. and why should you register to vote? it's the best way to use your voice. ♪ ♪ ( glass breaking ). >> vote, vote, vote. >.vote, vote, vote, vote. ♪ ♪ >> my name is britta filter, and i approved this message! >> trevor: thank you so much, dulcey. when we com

ending queen elizabeth's role as head of state barbados push to become a republic reopens the debate in several caribbean countries. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has now passed the 30000000 worldwide and the world health organization is sounding the alarm over the rising rate of transmissions across europe that have been more than 300000 infections there in the past week the w.h.o. and surging 'd countries not to cut quarantine periods warning that could waste the sacrifices being made and the british government has admitted testing capacity there is an satisfactory that in baba reports from london. newcastle northeast england major city and now part of a huge region on the new covered restrictions from friday more than 1500000 residents can't socialize with people outside their household or social bubble and bars and restaurants have to close by 10 in the evening the u.k. government says it agreed to measures with local councils following a sharp rise in infections i think you should follow the rules to make a go we can't. think people not really follow their instructio

. >> how the heck did they end up in a warehouse in queens? drumroll plays ] >> but drumroll, please. [ castanets clicking musically ] can she strike a deal to fund her husband's dying wish? >> are you hoping that someone will see them and say, "here's a check"? >> you better believe it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, heading into the town of hastings-on-hudson, new york, a suburb about 18 miles north of manhattan. i'm on my way to meet a woman who wrote to me about her strange inheritance -- a piece of musical history with the most improbable tale of how she came to own it. >> my name's marlene piturro. when my husband died, he left me a musical treasure along with clear marching orders on what he wanted done with it. [ gongs chiming ] >> hi, marlene. >> hi, jamie. come on in. it's so nice to meet you. >> as we settle in, marlene tells me about her harmonious first meeting with her husband, howard, a concert percussionist. >> it was love at first sight. >> really? >> he was 6'3", and he

we'll hear from the tiger queen herself, carole baskin. i was dm'ing with her partner and they're ready to bring it tonight and we're ready to watch coming up here on "gma." >> i watched last week. did you have like a frontrunner so far that you're thinking could go all the way? >> yeah, i think sky looks really good. i wonder how she's going to do then i think that a >> he's awesome and, of course, you're friends with him because that completely tracks. tharng thanks. >> i'll tell you later how we met mostly because i was fan girling and my husband got me a surprise and i'll tell you that story another time.ovetstory. t. ginger zee, we'll see you at 7:00. thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., a brand-new youtube video is out this morning with a hall of fame lineup of comedians. it's been a while since they were able to perform for live audiences. so netflix tracked them down to talk about their craft in this 22-minute video. this is like every big name you could possibly have. it's called, hey, remember comedy. it's part of the comedy gives ba

congratulating all those who submitted a portrait, the queen has said in a statement that she had beento see how the photographs have captured the resilience of the british people at such a challenging time. sarah campbell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. it is hot, ben. yes, indeed simon, for most of us very warm weather today, certainly for the time of year but the weekend brought something very different across the north—west of scotland. heavy

most of us could never stomach to do, a queen willing to build up any one around her, a queen who was starting to pave her path. i hope you never have to know the pain of knowing your child is in need of help and you're not able to give it. i hope you never hear the sounds of seeing someone cry and beg for your family to get help and she never receives help. those cries was ignored. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 191 days in a row, tamika palmer. i am so sorry, so sorry you've got to go through this, so sorry. it's unacceptable, but your family got your back. we're not going nowhere. we got your back. until freedom has your back, lanita has your back, ben has your back, your daddy has your back. guess what, this park, these people out here stomping on these grounds has your back. >> that's right. that's right. >> and sam got her back. >> and god definitely got your back. >> thank you bianca. and thank you for reading the words from a mother's heart; a heart that is broken. thank you bianca. that was heartfelt. every mother around the world could feel tamik

a queen willing to build up anyone around her. a queen who was starting to pay for her past. i hope you never have to know the pain of knowing your child is in need and help and you're not able to give them. i hope you never hear the sounds of seeing or hearing someone cry and beg for your child to get help and she never receives help. those cries was ignored. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 191 days in a row. tameka palmer. i am so sorry. so sorry you've got to go through this. it's unacceptable. but your family got your back. we're not going nowhere. until freedom has your back, lanita has your back, ben has your back the daddy has your back. and guess what, this park, these people out here stomping on these grounds has your back. >> that's right! fresh out. >> god has your back. >> thank you, thank you bianca. and thank you for reading -- thank you for reading the words from a mother's heart, a heart that is broken. thank you, bianca. that was heartfelt. every mother around the world can feel tameka's pain. we just take a moment for a second to

the government of barbados wants to remove britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state and become a republic the caribbean island gained independence from britain in 1986 but retain the queen as its head of state the prime minister says it's now time for the country to have a bar baden head of state. well here in germany police have launched raids against some of their colleagues officers suspected or sharing neo nazi images and private online chat groups 29 police officers in the german state of north rhine-westphalia have been suspended 11 are now under criminal investigation images shared include pictures of out of hitler and illegal nazi symbols like swastikas. by this grace and a slap in the face for germany's police forces that's what the interior minister in north rhine-westphalia called the discovery of czech content in which 29 police officers shared right wing extremist material. including for example pictures of hitler of swastikas of imperial war flags but also many more horrible images like the fictional depiction of a refugee in the gas chamber of a concentration cam

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yet now, it appears, barbados is set to remove the queen as its head of state.we want to be able to control our own affairs by ensuring that a barbadian child can aspire to be head of state. we believe the only reason it hasn't happened is because this is a vestige our colonial past. without rancour, without divisiveness, we are going to remove that. but we continue to accept that our relationship with the royal family, our relationship with the united kingdom, matters. in the same way that we are family to persons who come out of ghana, we are family to persons who come out of the united kingdom. and family still matters. and an island which has produced its share of notable figures is confident, according to its prime minister, of maintaining and enhancing its status as a republic with its own head of state. barbados has produced people who have been accomplished globally. we have had garfield sobers, who i think you know well. we have had everton weekes, he still holds records in cricket today that no other person has beaten. we have rihanna. we have dame nit

a queen willing to build up anyone around her.ing to paint her path. >> taylor's family along with attorney benjamin crump are calling for the ag to release the transcripts of the grand jury. they say if cameron did everything to get justice for her he shouldn't have a problem releasing them. they say it all comes down to transparency. >> present any evidence on breonna taylor's pf, or did he make a unilateral decision to put his thumb on the scales of justice to help try to exonerate and justify the killing of breonna taylor by these police officers? >> last night protests once again fired up around downtown louisville. there were far fewer arrests, though. 24 compared to the nearly 130 the night before. one of the arrests involving kentucky's black state legislator, atticus scott, on a felony charge of first-degree rioting and misdemeanors for failing to disperse. meanwhile, both officers shot by recovering. one of them out of the hospital. meanwhile, the men accusing that shooting was just arraigned today. harris? >> harris: je

barbados push this week to drop queen elizabeth the 2nd as a head of state has revived the debate among former british colonies in the caribbean whether to become a cup republics the barbadian government launch its mages attempts saying the time has come to fully leave our colonial past behind recently britain's reputation the caribbean took a battering because of the wind rush scandal that's when british caribbeans who've lived in the u.k. and worked there for many decades were wrongly targeted for deportation. be of humans won't a barbadian. this is. of confidence in who we are and what we are capable of achieving. but. the next logical step towards full sovereignty and become a republic but if that. or 55th anniversary of independence david comes. to the caribbean community he says the country's been trying to retrieve its own identity. this is a different barbados this is the barbados of you know the latin nation and with a new sense of what our national values are who our heroes are are what values and principles we want to hold up and celebrate so the decision has been taken that

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a queen willing to build up anyone around her. a queen who was starting to pave her path. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 191 days in a row. >> that was breonna taylor's aunt delivering a moving message on behalf of her mom. yesterday marks the first time the family has responded publicly since the grand jury decided not to charge any of the officers. they are demanding transparency and calling to release the transcript from the grand jury proceedings. this comes as demonstrators across the country protested against the grand jury's decision last night. nbc's shaquille brewster is on the ground. what more are we learning? >> reporter: you're hearing those calls be echoed by protesters here. i'll let you see a little bit. this is the largest protest. largest gathering we have seen since the grand jury announcement. this is the main park that has become a memorial for breonna taylor where people have gathered night after night. i want to bring in annette here. heather, i'm sorry, you say you've been here since the beginning. why come back tonight?

still ahead on al-jazeera why the caribbean island of barbados wants to remove the british queen as its head of state and tropical storm sandy has wreaked havoc on the southeast coast of the u.s. where on the ground in florida for an update. for . us looking pretty quiet across much of the middle east little bits and pieces of cloud i would say was the western side of saudi arabia but not much else to speak of also hazy sunshine coming through over the next few days we have got to tell you just here in doha around 38 celsius still getting up into the mid forty's the into iraq and also into kuwait i'll just draw your attention meanwhile it's to the western side of the mediterranean just around graceful we have known as a medicaid this is a combination of what is this hurricane like features which have developed in the mediterranean some very heavy rain and some violent winds coming through here that will cause disruption as we go through the next couple of days but i wanted to central africa for the heavy showers there drifting their way off the therapy and highlands pushing across centr

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a queen willing to build up anyone around her. a queen who was starting to pave her path.ou never have to know the pain of knowing your child is in need and help and you're not able to give it. i hope you never hear the sounds of hearing someone cry and beg for your child to get help. and she never receives help. those cries was ignored. i hope you never know the pain of your child being murdered 191 days in a row. >> i want to discuss these developments with president of the naacp derek johnson. good to see you. so your thoughts on the decision. it was wednesday, but it is still a lot for people to digest over the last few days. what has been on your mind? >> you know, it's unfortunate the one officer that was indicted was indicted for a bullet that went into a neighbor's wall, not the bullet that went into breonna taylor's body. we have to value the lives of individuals in the african-american community. black lives matter. that's a factual statement. but what just took place was a travesty of justice and an erosion of the confidence in a criminal justice system for afri

a queen willing to build up anyone around her.er path. >> that was bianca austin, delivering a message on behalf of tamika palmer, breonna's mom. members of taylor's family gathered this morning for the first news conference since a grand jury decided not to indict any lieuouisville police office for her killing. >> but not only do we want the recordings and the transcript what we also want is for you to quit dodging it questions, daniel cameron. you can't pawn this off on the grand jury if your office made that decision. >> this came a night after police arrested at least two dozen protesters in louisville. that's 11 more than in the arrest of killing of breonna taylor. among those arrested two of louisville's most prominent black leaders. sponsor of briana's law, and an activist who runs louisville's chapter of the bail project. and with me now someone who's covering breonna's case for "the new york times." i will note we were planning to have on representative scott, but for her own safety she was outside during the protests, s