links that had been given to him by camilla. >> she overheard charles making a call with camilla. >> she finds that prince charles has pictures of camilla inside his diary. >> that was, for her, absolute agony. she was terrified really of what she'd got herself into. >> but for the cameras, diana is all smiles. >> how are you enjoying married life? >> highly recommended. >> how do you find it as a place? >> lovely. >> there's a longstanding contradiction in what the royal family actually wants in a bride because on the one hand they want somebody meek, blushing, deferential. but at the same time, they want her at the flick of a switch to be able to manage on her own, not make a fuss, and not to be too emotional. >> how do you see your role developing as princess of wales? >> my life will be a great challenge. >> are you going to have time for the private life for making a home and running a home? >> are you looking forward to making a home at high grove, for example? >> oh, yes, very much so. looking forward to being a good wife. >> prince, princess, and baby prince emerge to the che

he wanted camilla to be at his side. >> that for diana was really the point where she decided she was no longer interested in attempting any further reconciliation for the sake of the marriage. >> so many dreams as a young girl. hopes my husband would support me, encourage me. i didn't get any of that. >> what you have is the entire firm engaged top to bottom in maintaining a massive lie. >> the fact that prince charles had a mistress in mrs. parker bowles had to be kept secret and to dismiss and even rubbish suggestions that the marriage might be in trouble. there was no precedent for a separated, let alone divorced, prince and princess of wales. it was unthinkable. >> they were effectively leading separate lives. >> prince charles was based in highgrove in gloucestershire. diana was left on her own at kensington palace a hundred miles away. >> they only came together at the weekend when diana would drive down with william and harry and spend the weekend at highgrove. the way the staff told it was that no sooner had the princess' car receded out of view than they could hear the grave

camilla has always been the great love of charles' life. i know camilla very well. yes she comes from a village one mile from my village east sussex on the south coast. very genuine down to earth person. she was married to somebody else. he was married really because he had to. he had to marry diana because she was a young woman. in the old days you have got to remember you had to be a virgin. the king of england had to marry a virgin. charles was 30 when he married an 19-year-old. all the time he loved camilla parker bowls. i don't think he didn't love diana. i think he did. i think he was really properly in love all the time with camilla. and then after the breakup of the marriage with diana, he was able to be with the woman he really, i think, had always properly loved. it's been a wonderful love story ever since. people here took great interception to it at the same time at the time. everyone sided with diana. she was no angel. she was a brilliant person. she was extremely miss chiefous. she games with the media. she used to quite regularly. >> ainsley: even bef

we saw prince charles and camilla, we know _ saw prince charles and camilla, we know the _ saw prince charles and camilla, we know the queen has said in recent months _ know the queen has said in recent months that when she goes that it is very much— months that when she goes that it is very much her wish that camilla becomes— very much her wish that camilla becomes queen. and so partly the queen— becomes queen. and so partly the queen has— becomes queen. and so partly the queen has not been able to do some of these _ queen has not been able to do some of these things for practical reasons, _ of these things for practical reasons, you can quite understand what _ reasons, you can quite understand what all _ reasons, you can quite understand what all of — reasons, you can quite understand what all of those steps at st. paul's — what all of those steps at st. paul's cathedral y will be very difficult — paul's cathedral y will be very difficult for her at 96 to be able to do— difficult for her at 96 to be able to do that — difficult for her at 96 to be able to do that bu

camilla is not sorry. she's not even pretending to be sorry. >> it was seven years of pent-up anger coming out. i felt different, a shift, a tremendous shift, i'd done something, said what i felt. >> diana's decision to confront camilla was sort of a break through for her. >> from this point on diana becomes increasingly disillusioned with the sham that is her marriage. she's about to take control of her own story. >> marriage offers civility. >> here you have her husband, the future king of england, in love with someone else. >> she was like a tinderbox waiting to explode. >> isn't it normal to feel angry and want to change a situation that is hurting? >> this was her going totally rogue. she was risking it all not knowing where it would lead. >> diana is effectively planting a bomb under the royal family. >> she wanted her truth to be told. >>> marriage offers stability. >> diana is in a loveless marriage and really is living a lie. >> for many of these marriages, reality fails to live up to expectations

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i am joined now by camilla tom beneath. hello, to you. let's reflect, before we talk about today, let's reflect on the three days of the celebration so far.— let's reflect on the three days of the celebration so far. what is your assessment? _ the celebration so far. what is your assessment? their _ the celebration so far. what is your assessment? their weekend - the celebration so far. what is your assessment? their weekend has i assessment? their weekend has been flawless. it seems an eternity that we were here on trooping the colour day, on the thursday. what we really saw there is a display not only of recollection and remembrance of what has gone by, 70 years of monarchy in the queens reign, equally a flash forward to the future. it has been interesting to see the cambridges and their children front and centre of these celebrations. they are the future. we've had that really uniquely british and royal makes between the pomp and pageantry of that military parade on thursday to the solemnity of the thanksgiving based service, and the

camilla and i came here to share my stories from my hometown, uvalde. came to take meetings with elected officials on both sides of the aisle. we came here to speak to them, to speak with them, and to urge them to speak with each other. to remind them and inspire them that the american people will continue to drive forward the mission of keeping our children safe, because it's more than our right to do so. it's our responsibility to do so. i'm here today in hopes of applying what energy, reason, and passion that i have and trying to turn this moment into a reality. because as i have said this moment is different. we are in a window of opportunity right now that we have not been in before. a window where it seems like real change, real change can happen. uvalde, texas, is where i was born. it's where my mom taught kindergarten less than a mile from robb elementary. uvalde is where i learned to master a bb gun. two years before i graduated to a .410 shotgun. uvalde is where i was taught to revere the power anti-capability of the tool that we -- and the ca

camilla, _ and borisjohnson's rulings. camilla, public ruling is rather split on this. some polls have it at about 44% on both sides, and it's interesting to see the newspapers where the different titles go with completely different angles on the same story. completely different angles on the same story-— same story. that's exactly right, it's one of _ same story. that's exactly right, it's one of those _ same story. that's exactly right, it's one of those policies - same story. that's exactly right, it's one of those policies that. same story. that's exactly right, i it's one of those policies that does justify opinion. we've got we've got people on the right saying this is exactly what they want, it's a bold, ambitious policy, this is exactly what we need to get a grip on things, then you have voices on the left saying this is a complete affront to human rights, it's terrible, how could we even be thinking about this? either way, as you say, it's something that gets people talking and dominates the news agenda. it's generated so much noise and discussion that that i

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torcuil crichton and camilla turner will be back again with me at ii.30pm. goodbye for now. good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news. yorkshire county cricket club and a number of individuals have been charged by the england and wales cricket board with breaches of its code of conduct — following an investigation into racism at the club. the charges relate to bringing the game into disrepute and breaking the anti—discrimination code — and were brought after claims were made last year by the former player azeem rafiq. he has welcomed the charges and said the process had been gruelling but necessary. our sports editor dan roan reports from headingley. it's the victory in the match and the series! english cricket was on a high — yesterday's stunning victory over new zealand in the second test, one of the greatest wins in the team's history. butjust21i hours later came the latest development in the saga that's cast a shadow over the sport. yorkshire and a number of unnamed individuals charged by the ecb over allegations of racism at the county follo

if the queen gives camilla her imprimatur, it's harder for others to object. but i think what will happen when we see a new monarch is that prior to any coronation, if they have one, of that monarch, we're going to get opinion polls, i would think, about them. millions of people have never forgotten diana. | you know, they've wiped her out of history. - prince charles's first wife, who died in a car accident. yes. and that's why camilla being installed again. by the queen, kind of given. this, i think is to misread how many people really feel passionately that diana | was wronged. i think that's true, but i think that has somewhat faded. no. it's not as strong as it once was. and now, interestingly, the prince has been married to his second wife for longer than he was married to diana, so i think, if you like, they've had time on their side. i think she's been bedded in as this member of the royal family. there are people who still feel — as you're suggesting, yasmin — but i don't think it's quite as powerful as it once was. henry, ijust wanted to, as we c

if the queen gives camilla her imprimatur, it's harder for others to object. but i think what will happen when we see a new monarch is that prior to any coronation, if they have one, of that monarch, we're going to get opinion polls, i would think, about them. millions of people have never forgotten diana. | you know, they've wiped her out of history. - prince charles's first wife, who died in a car accident. and that's why camilla _ being installed again by the queen, kind of given this, i think- is to misread how many people really feel passionately. that diana was wronged. i think that's true, but i think that has somewhat faded. no. it's not as strong as it once was. and now, interestingly, the prince has been married to his second wife for longer than he was married to diana, so i think, if you like, they've had time on their side. i think she's been bedded in as this member of the royal family. there are people who still feel, as you're suggesting, yasmin, but i don't think it's quite as powerful as it once was. henry, ijust wanted to, as we close, talk

until this year it wasn't certain that when charles, if and when charles becomes king that camilla would actually be called queen. it was always taught because of the scandal surrounding the end of charles' marriage with diana, camilla won't become a full queen consort. a pragmatic queen looking towards the future and helping prepare the ground for charles. >> right. that way you're not in this position where that's having to be explained every time, queen camilla comes on television or whatever. i want to end on somebody i think, if you'll forgive me for saying, stole the show, during the jubilee. the precocious 4-year-old prince louis. a classic toddler throughout all of this. completely unpredictable, also totally adorable the entire time. your thoughts on that? did louis steal the show? >> yes, he did. i mean -- actually -- my wife and i went to the party last night and there was an element of, you couldn't help echoing what prince louis felt. you felt he couldn't wait to get out his ipad and watch something more enjoyable. of course, he is prince harry of the future. the future king

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the duchesses camilla and kate and the cambridge children in a carriage, waving to the crowd. the grand trooping of the colour complete with the traditional royal air force fly-past, kicking off a days-long celebration. >> it's just what the british do best. isn't it? they really do pomp and pageantry like no one else. it's just -- overwhelming. >> reporter: the 96-year-old monarch appearing before a crowd of thousands on the balcony of buckingham palace with her three heirs, but the queen's 4-year-old great-grandson prince louis stealing the show, making funny faces, covering his ears, and chatting with his great-grandmother. the iconic balcony scene pared down this year. only working royals allowed to stand side-by-side with the queen. >> harry and meghan were in the major gneral's office, overlooking the pageantry and the horse guards parade and the trooping. >> reporter: through all the turmoil, the queen has remained steadfast. >> she's been the most popular royal for a long time. is she still? >> you look at polls today across every demographic in the country, and the qu

_ went in and also prince charles and camilla there in lovely formation as they are _ camilla there in lovely formation as they are heading to the centre of they are heading to the centre of the cathedral. and it wasjust lovely— the cathedral. and it wasjust lovely to— the cathedral. and it wasjust lovely to see this unity on a day when _ lovely to see this unity on a day when it— lovely to see this unity on a day when it seeing the return of harry and meghan and it seemed as though some people are doing their best to focus _ some people are doing their best to focus on _ some people are doing their best to focus on any sort of division but again the — focus on any sort of division but again the fact that the two couples are so— again the fact that the two couples are so far— again the fact that the two couples are so farapart as again the fact that the two couples are so far apart as harry and meghan from kate _ are so far apart as harry and meghan from kate and william, itjust from kate and william, it just shows us they are — from kate and william, it just shows us

and is there polling on how popular charles and camilla j minority. and is there polling on - how popular charles and camilla are because given their own personal history and still a controversial couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has _ couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has done _ couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has done his _ couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has done his best - couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has done his best to - couple in the eyes of many. prince charles has done his best to show| couple in the eyes of many. prince i charles has done his best to show we say, adopt the strategic ambiguity of the queen when it comes to opinions on, quite frankly, anything. but he remains less popular than prince william and princess catherine and in the public are asked who they would prefer to be the next monarchs summits prince william who has been consistently on top. and they are warming to camilla but she is still some way behind the other leading royals and whether that changes and veteran stat

camilla was one of them. >> i haven't heard a people. i even called to say hey, just wanted to make sure it's in there. it's in there. >> reporter: she operates a school. and she's afraid of what could happen when the ban on evictions ends. >> it was exciting to know it was there, but once you applied and heard nothing for months t's back to scary, and you feel like you're back on your own. >> reporter: it's a common problem. processing applications has been painfully show, and now a growing number of tenant whose fit the profile are having problems with paperwork. if the debt isn't retired by june 3 0th, they could all be evicted. >> here we are with almost $100 billion dollar budget surplus. >> reporter: some landlords are taking advantage of a loophole of the program ends three months before the eviction moratorium will. >> they will only evict the ten the for april rent or may rent. and they can still get the tenant out but they still receive assistance for the other months. >> reporter: in fairness, a lot of small landlords signed u

over from the and camilla taking the lead, taking overfrom the queen and camilla taking the lead, taking over from the queen on some of the main official duties. we've also seen the duke and duchess of cambridge taking on many roles on behalf of the queen. and we saw the four of them at st. paul's cathedral earlier on today. so yes, i think there is that gradual shift because of course, the queen is not feeling quite up to it physically but she is very much there. we saw her yesterday on the balcony looking very happy indeed. she's needing a walking stick, she's 96 years old, thatis walking stick, she's 96 years old, that is not a surprise at all. it will be frustrating for the queen who has to cancel the event tomorrow at epsom derby, she has had to cancel a number of events in the past. we did see her at the royal windsor horse show a couple weekends ago, she managed to go to the chelsea flower show last week. again, looking very happy indeed. but those mobility issues again causing problems, especially given the travelling into central london. tomorrow she would've had to of travelled

cnn's camilla bernal is in los angeles. and joe johns is at the u.s. supreme court. joe, to you first. >> reporter: hi, fred. this is crowd in front of the united states supreme court. a large crowd but by the way not necessarily as large as the crowd that was here last night. variety of emotions being expressed. a lot of people very angry about what the supreme court did yesterday. even though it was very much expected given the fact that the alito opinion had a been leaked days and days beforehand. interesting also to note that among the people that i've talked to here in the crowd, one, a woman from dallas made the point that she said, looking, this about more than just roe v. wade, more than just about abortion. it is about the whole bundle of rights that have been accumulated by americans by and through the supreme court over the years, things like contraception, and so on, privacy, things that americans very much treasure but are not mentioned in the united states constitution. so, this rally continues. it has started to grow over the last couple of hours. we'r

thank you, camilla. to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i spent most of last week on the ground with the families in your father, texas, -- with the families in uvalde, texas, and we shared stories, tears, and memories. the common thread, independent of the anger and the confusion and sadness, it was the same, how can these families continue to honor these deaths by keeping the dreams of these children and teachers alive? again, how can the loss of these lives matter? so while we honor and acknowledge the victims, we need to recognize that this time it seems that something is different. there is a sense that perhaps there is a viable path forward. responsible parties in this debate seem to at least be committed to sitting down and having a real conversation about a new and improved path forward -- a path that can bring us closer together and make us safer as a country, a path that can actually get something done this time. camila and i came here to share my stories from my hometown of uva

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camilla miller was one of them. >> i submitted my paperwork march 10th. i haven't heard a peep. i even called just to say, hey, i want to make sure everything is in there. they're like, it's in there, and that's it. >> reporter: camilla operates a preschool out of her antioch home. the house is her business and means of support. despite paying rent through most of the pandemic, she now owes about $4,000 and is afraid of what could happen when the ban on evictions ends. >> it was exciting to know it was there. but then once you applied and you heard nothing for months, it's just back to scary, yeah. you feel like you're back on your own. >> reporter: it's a common problem. processing applications has been painfully slow. now a growing number of tenants who fit the income profile are being denied because of problems with the paperwork. under the current law, p the debt isn't retired by june 30th, they could all be evicted. >> we know some people denied rental assistance will become homeless and here we are with almost $100 billion budget surplus. >> reporter: one tenant advocacy g

and prince charles and camilla went to canada recently. they were caught on camera giggling through a performance of inu singers, and they were accused of being quite disrespectful. >> i mean, look, they're all completely out of sync with this whole movement. i mean, the whole thing has got to be reviewed. it's not right. i mean, when kate quite recently went over to copenhagen and met with the crown prince mary and they discussed early childhood education, that was a good look for kate. that was good optics. she looked like a crisp international diplomat. and i thinthat with the younger generation, you're going to see much more of that kind of an overseas visit. there's a mission. there's a point. i mean, you know, just showing up and, you know, batting a tennis ball or sort of cutting a ribbon, it does feel very, in a strange way, sort of condescending. and i think it's going to be massively rethought. and i'm told that william is really determined that it's going to be totally re-examined. ♪♪ >> so, "the crown," the netflix series,

camilla will be a terrific queen consort. the future is bright, but always you are at the behest of events and life. we are assuming that these people will be here. you can never assume anything in life. we will just have to see. >> that is true. my gut is, i could be wrong, but i think a lot of the independence are about to become long-term relationships. i think they're about to become a lot more serious. i think, however, i hope, the monarchy can play a role in holding that a kingdom together but as you say, we don't know. we don't know what will come tomorrow, let alone ten years down the line. >> true. it's very true. that's why i think these moments are so special. he can't take anything for granted. you don't know what tomorrow looks like, you don't know whether or not this royal family will be able to hang on as you say which is really an incredible thought of the united kingdom and keeping it together. scotland and ireland also sort of bristling for some freedom from this as well. really, a lot will fall on charles'

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it was absolutely made sure that william, skate, kate, charles and camilla on one side, and harry and meghan, not only to make sure there were no awkward moments caught on camera, it's also a clear indication of the new royal pecking order. harry and meghan were once up there on that top level of senior royals and they have now dropped way down. the fact that they were in the second row sends a very clear message that they are no longer considered to be the more important or significant members of the royal family, as far as the queen's most trusted aides and advisors are concerned, as far as charles and william are concerned. harry and meghan are no longer at the forefront of where the monarchy is and they have to step back and being on the b-team as it were. neil: harry and meghan's daughter lilibet i think is a year old this weekend. have they done any palace events or got to see the queen as a result? >> now we know that they did finally meet the queen, or lilibet, i should say finally met the queen who she was named after. they met on thursday at windsor castle after the festivit

so the next morning camilla and myself, kids, loaded up the truck and drove to uvalde. we arrived a few hours later, i have to tell you, even from the inside of our vehicle you could feel the shock in the town. you could feel the pain, the denial, dissolution, anger, blame, sadness, loss of lives, dreams halted. we saw ministries, we saw first responders, counselors, cooks, families, trying to grieve without it being on the front page news. we met with the local funeral director and countless morticians who had not slept since the massacre the day before, they had been working 24/7 trying to handle so many bodies at once, so many little innocent bodies who had their entire lives still yet to live. and that is there that we met two of the grieving parents, ryan and jessica ramirez. their 10-year-old daughter ulithia, she was one of the 19 killed the day before. and her dream was going to art school in paris and one day share her art with the world. ryan and jessica were eager to share her art with us and said if we could share it, maybe that would make her smile in heave

thank you, camilla. to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i spent most of last week on the ground with the families in your father, texas, -- with the families in uvalde, texas, and we shared stories, tears, and memories. the common thread, independent of the anger and the confusion and sadness, it was the same, how can these families continue to honor these deaths by keeping the dreams of these children and teachers alive? again, how can the loss of these lives matter? so while we honor and acknowledge the victims, we need to recognize that this time it seems that something is different. there is a sense that perhaps there is a viable path forward. responsible parties in this debate seem to at least be committed to sitting down and having a real conversation about a new and improved path forward -- a path that can bring us closer together and make us safer as a country, a path that can actually get something done this time. camila and i came here to share my stories from my hometown of uva

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she at hand drawn on the right toe, because they represented her love of nature. camilla's got these shoes, he shall issues place for these every day. bring converse with the heart on the right to be the same green converse on her feet. that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could i did to by her at the shooting have had that actual hi there. let's hope the message does get through. now to one of the 7 nat full wonders of the world, something to cheer you up. it was who falls on the boat of twain, argentina, and brazil. if fully open from the day after a partial closure due to flooding from heavy rain. so once again, tourists will be able to c, o, $275.00 waterfalls, including the main attraction known as the devil's throat. beautiful. and so much to say, reminder of our top story. russia says its forces had taken old residential areas of the east and ukrainian city of settled on its and now have almost total control of half of the dumbass region. i mix it up, you business cigarettes. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship a minute. we're all in as we take on

william and kate and charles and camilla are the future of the royal family and the royal family is future of the royal family and the royalfamily is going future of the royal family and the royal family is going to have a difficult time in the future. i don't think any monarch is going to have the same affinity that the queen has for various reasons, perhaps because she is a woman, she came to power at the time that she took the country through war, she has modernised the royalfamily took the country through war, she has modernised the royal family a little bit, ithink has modernised the royal family a little bit, i think prince charles because of various reasons, his relationship with fences diana and camilla and what happened in the past two years, won't have the same affinity from people, probably won't be as popular as queen elizabeth is. perhaps prince william can do better but they all need to be very aware that the royal family is in but they all need to be very aware that the royalfamily is in need of deep modernisation to stay relevant and go forward. deep modernisation to stay r

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the duchesses camilla and kate and the cambridge children in a carriage waving to the crowd. the grand trooping of the colour complete with the traditional royal air force fly-past kicking off a day-long celebration. >> what brits do best is they really do pomp and pageantry like no one else. >> the british don't go mad, we're a bit embarrassed about waving flags. yet we all go, or some of us go, completely demented when there's a jubilee. >> reporter: the 96-year-old monarch appearing before a crowd of thousands on the balcony of buckingham palace with her three heirs. the queen's 4-year-old great grandson, prince louis, stealing the show. making funny faces, covering his ears, chatting with his great grandmother. the iconic balcony scene pared down this year. only working royals allowed to stand side by side with the queen. >> harry and meghan were in the major general's office overlooking the pageantry of the horse guards parade and the trooping. the fact is they weren't center stage at all. nor was prince andrew. after the scandal, that would have looked totally wrong. >>

what's the latest now, camilla? >> reporter: hey, don, we were on the freeway for about 15 or 20 minutes, but lapd officers sort of blocked the protesters from continuing to walk on the freeway and kind of push them back inside of downtown l.a. and that's where we are right now. the crowd is still fairly large as you can see. you can hear the cars honking. many people shouting. they are screaming and saying, you know, our body, our choice. they took a water break and just like in washington d.c. organizers here in l.a. also getting ready to do this all over again tomorrow. they are already organizing and saying they're going to gather in the afternoon and a lot of them just saying they want to call the attention to what is happening here in los angeles, in california and the ability to get an abortion here but they say they're also concerned about people all over the country that will not be able to get an abortion. i talked to one of the organizers recently and she told me look, i am upset not just at the supreme c

in 2012, it was just core members, harry, william, charles, camilla and the queen. to reflect a more austere teime. this is how she sees the modern monarchy in the twilight of her reign and the working members of the royal family and prince george there in prime position, actually, louie, george who will become king one day and they'll look up at this incredible fly past that the ref has spent months working on. you can here the cheers and the crowd. this is a big moment for the queen. we weren't sure if the crowd would be allowed up to buckingham palace. for her to see all of her subjects cheering for her, it is an assertion of her, you know, heart felt position at the center of british culture. emily nash is with me, royal commentator. it is a big old fly past, will go on for a few minutes. >> it is about to get very, very loud as well, max. we are going to see 17 aircraft. as you say, war time years in which the queen played a part in. for her, this is a real moment of reflecting of something she's done pretty much every year of her reign. >> she looks really wel

what's the latest now, camilla? >> reporter: hey, don, we were on the freeway for about 15 or 20 minutes, but lapd officers sort of blocked the protesters from continuing to walk on the freeway and kind of push them back inside of downtown l.a. and that's where we are right now. the crowd is still fairly large as you can see. you can hear the cars honking. many people shouting. they are screaming and saying, you know, our body, our choice. they took a water break and just like in washington d.c. organizers here in l.a. also getting ready to do this all over again tomorrow. they are already organizing and saying they're going to gather in the afternoon and a lot of them just saying they want to call the attention to what is happening here in los angeles, in california and the ability to get an abortion here but they say they're also concerned about people all over the country that will not be able to get an abortion. i talked to one of the organizers recently and she told me look, i am upset not just at the supreme c

. -- camilla joins me now. madam chairwoman, this is already been a massive undertaking. how have you been able to gather all this information? >> thank you for having me, simone. the task force said the two-year effort, wary in year one. in this past year we've heard from personal and expert witnesses. people from the california public. formal hearings that we've held vehemently, and in those hearings we've discussed the various topics, starting with -- the slave trade and the u.s. institution of slavery. discussing not only the federal government complicity and retaining the institutions, but obviously california's role to more contemporary -- african american community. and that is where this nearly 500 page report represents. it's the detailing of all of what we've learned and this past year. >> i mean, it is extensive. it goes in-depth all the way down to black residents in california. can you share some of these examples that were highlighted in the report? >> yes, and i want to first start with this dominant narrative that is out there right now, where people say w