. ♪ we were with him as he performed at an l.a. last year, and we know he enjoys adult beverages. i alcohol. i no-brainer for me. >> i think like every interview i've done with you, you've had vodka in your hand. >> that's right. >> and blake was grateful we've shown him sipping from a cup from time to time. >> the little red cup with vodka inside. >> that's why we love you. >> up next, what brought these powerful hollywood women geto ltherast night? >>> then, it's one of the most classic mysteries ever. we're with the cast of "murder on the orient express". >>> then the men of thunder from down under give us the secret to their show. what gets the ladies screaming? >>> but first -- >> we have to speak as one "orange is the new black" kicks off their fifth season today. the emmy-winning dramedy covers just three days with a prison riot over 13 episodes. uzo aduba welcomed the chalesleng and the storyline. >> i can tell you, there's a change of power. >> and stars aren't giving up any more spoilers. >> i can tell you all kinds of th

husband jay z in the backseat, leaving their beverly hills house, and later we spotted the same suv at an l.aarea medical center. where the delivery could happen. also where beyonce's sister was spotted yesterday after having lunch with her husband. offie schillaci has reached out. >> those who work for beyonce is the queen of secret projects. but check out this post from monday. the caption hang in there, mama. lot of fans are speculating could be a shoutout to the singer while she's in labor. next clue, hospital security. the maternity ward has a no-nonsense policy when it comes to protecting their select. they were restricting cars access one more clue, the paparazzi is out in full force to cover all things beyonce. in fact, one photographer on the beyonce beat told us that everyone is on high alert and it's a massive operation to cover it. ♪ >> one person we haven't seen in all of this, blue ivy, she was front and center in beyonce's last instagram 17 days ago. beyonce has been very candid about making blue ivy a big sis. >> we all think you have such a beautiful baby, are you going to ha

. >>> and an l.a. county woman had a scary encounter when trying to clean up outside her home.he reached down for what she thought was a rope toy and it turned out to be a baby rattlesnake. she high stepped it out of there. baby rattlers are more dangerous because they cannot control their venom. i like that the dog ran off. >>> california is not the only state sweating it out. people in arizona are being told to be cautious. touching playground equipment or concrete could cause burns. american airlines had to cancel dozens of flight because the jets could not operate because of 118-degree temperatures. >>> guess where i'm going this weekend? okay. let's take a look at the current conditions outside right now. where we do have great visibility looking out to the port of oakland. a little sea haze and a little bit of a breeze. from discover bay to riverside. vegas 116, phoenix 119. and palm springs, 121. and death valley at 129 degrees. i want to keep a watchful eye on that today. the hottest temperature ever reported on the planet is 134. isn't this glorious. haven't seen this

the woman claimed she was drugged by cosby and then molested in an l.a. hotel room in 1996.g cross-examination, experts say the witness struggled with her memories and also with the consistency of her testimony. in the meantime, cosby arrived at court yesterday with actress keshia knight pullman who played his daughter rudy huxtable. >> i came to support because this is where you hear the facts. >> cosby right now is on trial for allegedly drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. she's also expected to take the stand in this trial. >> some investors in google's parent company are reportedly calling for a closer example of what critics say is the deep gender pay gap. one group of investors will ask alphabet share holders to demand a report on what they claim is a massive pay gap between male and female google employees. alphabet, google's parent company, denies such a gap exists. >> 5:16. happening today, nasa testing its uned aircraft. mostly just drones, at moffett field. the goal is to refine the technologies involved. if you're near the nasa facility, you might see

today tmz is reporting the twins have arrived and have been at an l.a. hospital since last monday. >> baby heir with baby heir and afros. >> beyonce's moth err tina lawson seemed to be trying to throw off the rumors posting this cryptic video of herself saturday night. >> but grandma matthew knowles may have stolen some of the spotlight with this happy birthday post that appears to confirm the birth. just last week husband jay-z stirred speculation when he missed being the first rapper inducted into the songwriter's hall of fame. in a video tribute to the hip-hop mogul, even former president obama had baby fever. >> j and i are also fools for our daughters although he will have me beat when those two twins showed up. >> beyonce opened up about being a mother in this 2013hbo documentary titled life is but a dream. >> especially after losing a child, the pain and trauma from that just makes it mean more to get an opportunity to bring life into the world. >> the 35 year old rocked her latest baby bump at this year's grammies. amed. and since then she contin

. ♪ i've been keeping all the letters that i wrote to you ♪ we were with him as he performed at an l.a and we know he enjoys adult beverages. i just don't picture you with alcohol. >> is that right? >> yes. >> have you been in a coma the last few years or what. i like vodka. so, this is like, that's a no-brainer for me. >> i think like every interview i've done with you, you've had vodka in your hand. >> that's right. >> and blake was grateful we've shown him sipping from a cup from time to time. >> thank you nancy. >> we show him with that little red cup with vodka inside. >> that's why we love you. >> up next, what brought these powerful hollywood women together last night? >>> then, it's one of the most classic mysteries ever. we're with the cast of "murder on the orient express". the star studded new movie with penelope cruz, michelle fiefr and this aye lister. >>> then the men of thunder from down under give us the secret to their show. what's the move? what's your signature? what gets the lady's screaming. >>> but first -- >> we have to speak as one united group. >> let the binge

emmy award winning singer is hospitalized, the star that had to be taken off a flight and rushed to an l.a. hospital. >>> and a south bay city trying to help your daily commute, why you could soon cruise in an extra lane when you take the highway through san jose. >>> if you are looking for warm weather this weekend you may have mother nature yell brick at you because it's not going to happen. today it is a little bit warmer out there, temperatures about 2 to 5 degrees warmer than average but the breezes will come back. i will show you how much the temperature is going to drop this weekend before >>> new this morning grammy award winning singer brandy norwood is in the hospital. the 38-year-old fell unconscious on a delta plane just before it pulled out of its gate at lax. airline employees called for help. paramedics treated brandy on the plane and she regained consciousness before being escorted on to the jet way and rushed to a nearby hospital. it's not clear what caused her to lose consciousness. >>> this morning kathy griffin responded to the fallout over her recent controversial phot

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she went into cardiac arrest last december aboard an l.a.-bound flight but the coroner's report now reveals fisher had a cocktail of drugs in her system including cocaine, heroin, alcohol and ecstasy. now, her cause of death was listed as sleep apnea along with heart disease and drug use. >>> and tiger woods says he's getting professional help to manage his medications as well as his back pain and sleep disorder. woods was charged with driving under the influence after officers found him asleep at the wheel of his mercedes last month. he told police his condition was the result of taking several prescription drugs. >>> in southern california a man has been arrested after allegedly trying to kidnap a woman, and it was caught on camera. this happened at a baby boutique in the city of irvine. you can see here, the man grabbing the employee by her hair and then he tries to drag her into a back room of the store. police say he stopped after the woman told him there was surveillance cameras. she's expected to be okay. >>> and can you tell what's m

the witness claimed she was drugged by cosby and molested in an l.a. hotel room in 1996, but the cross-examination was tough. >> struggled with her memories. struggled with the consistency of her testimony. >> reporter: a tough moment for the prosecution, but this is only day one. the trial is expected to last two weeks. the most critical moment -- when andrea constand herself takes the stand. lester? >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >>> a group of incoming freshmen at harvard university have just gotten the kind of education they didn't bank on -- a lesson learned the hard way. at least ten students have now lost their spots at one of the country's top colleges after allegedly posting offensive images to a private facebook group. nbc's morgan radford has details. >> reporter: every year, harvard accepts the best and the brightest, but some of the latest incoming freshmen have already been kicked out after allegedly posting offensive images on line, too extreme to show on television. several soon-to-be students who connected through the university's

methadone, heroin, ecstasy and alcohol in her system when the actress went into cardiac arrest aboard an l.a.-bound flight six months ago. it's unclear exactly when fisher took the drugs. the coroner telling abc news sleep apnea caused cardiac arrest, and that drug use and heart disease could have played a role, too. in life and in her art -- >> somebody has to save our skins -- >> reporter: -- the "star wars" actress spoke candidly about her struggles with addiction and mental illness. >> i'm carrie fisher and i'm an alcoholic. >> reporter: often with fearless honesty and humor. over the weekend, fisher's daughter speaking out, saying "i know my mom. she'd want her death to encourage people to be open about their struggles." fisher's daughter sails her mom ultimately died of mental illness and addiction, but points out her mom was always willing to tackle the stag ma of those diseases publicly. david? >> that's for sure. kayna, thank you. >>> when we come back, two people electrocuted in two separate lakes. >>> the teenage girl killed on the side of the road. was it a hate crime. what polic

and the mvp called in to an l.a. radio station. >> the bay is special to me. always have your perfect situation and you hope that gets done. so i'm going to let my people do they job and i want everybody to be respectful and not be too emotional. what happened? and i just had to new born so i've been at home. >> the nba champs don't have a pick in the draft but that doesn't mean they won't make a play to join the party. sending more than 2 million bucks in milwaukee, in exchang for the 38th overall pick which resulted in the selection of patrick mckawhi. the dubs brass is always looking for a way to improve. >> every year some players fall in the draft and so what we try and do is make a list of players that if they were to fall or if we think we can buy a pick, we would attempt to do it. that doesn't mean teams are going to sell picks, it doesn't mean we're going to go where we want. but that's the exercise we go through right now. >> will canon berry follow in his dad's foot steps? he was named the sec sixth man of the year as a senior at florida and it's a

i want to show you an l.a. times headline that william randolph hurst himself would look back on and perhaps be happy with. we have it, i swear we have it. i just saw it. anyway, we'll come back. there it is. that's how the l.a. times are portraying tomorrow's testimony. trump's loyalty demand. a viewers's guide. >>> welcome back to our broadcast. when you think about it, prior to today we were going on leaks, which became pres reports about what james comey saw and said and was told during his meetings with the president. what he rushed to write down afterwards. now we have james comey's words and memories on paper. by this time tomorrow night, if it we're still standing, we will have heard james comey in his own words under questioning from the senate intelligence committee. so we have brought in the big guns to game out what the questioning might look like in the morning, perhaps what it should sound like. former chief spokesman for the department of justice, a justice and security analy, mikko, back with us

an l.a. county helicopter helped sheriff's deputies on the ground with this afternoon's heavy lift. edics took the horse's rider to a hospital. no word on their condition. the horse did survive, though. >>> an elise rote rock c just finished what many of his peers consider the greatest of his time, ascending el capitan without any ropes. national geographic shared this photo of alex honnold after he reached the top. it took honnold nearly four hours to free solo el capitan's summit yesterday. abc 7 talked with another climber who scaled the slopes with honnold in the past. >> it's beyond many things we've seen done before. it's a combination of very hard technically difficult things and without a rope. just the danger factor is crazy. >> some in the climbing community have compared some of honnold's feats to runners breaking the four-minute mile barrier in the 1950s. >>> you know, there are no age restrictions to be a member of dub nation. in fact, we may have found the youngest superfan of the team ever who one day could be an nba star himself. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard in

today tmz is reporting the twins have arrived and have been at an l.a.tal since last monday. ♪ beyonce's mother tina lawson seemed to be trying to throw off the rumors, posting this cryptic video of herself saturday night. but grandpa matthew knowles may have stolen some of the spotlight with this happy birthday post that appears to confirm the birth. just last week husband jay-z stirred speculation when he missed being the first rapper inducted into the songwriters hall of fame. in a video tribute to the hip-hop mogul even former president obama had baby fever. >> jay and i are also fools for our daughters. although he's going to have me beat once those two twins show up. >> reporter: beyonce opened up about being a mother in this 2013 hbo documentary titled "life is but a dream." >> especially after losing a child, the pain and trauma from that just makes it mean so much more to get an opportunity to bring life into the world. >> reporter: the 35-year-old rocked her latest baby bump at this year's grammys. ♪ and since then she's continued to share upda

i want to show you an l.a. times headline that william randolph hurst himself would look back on and perhaps be happy with. that's how the "l.a. times" is portraying it. trump's loyalty demand. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform ,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're work

he told lawyers for andrea constand multiple times he obtained quaaludes from an l.a.-based doctor. seven different prescriptions, he testified. cosby said he got those drugs over a three-year period and though he told the doctor he had a bad back, cosby said he never planned on taking the drugs himself and the doctor who wrote the prescription knew it. what was happening at the time. quaaludes were drugs the kids party with and he wanted "to have them just in case." >> i think they're really -- [ inaudible ] finally, people are hearing the truth were. >> reporter: bill cosby is not talking about the case publicly. a spokesperson is, addressing his testimony from 2005 saying he and andrea constand had two consensual sexual encounters. cosby description extremely graphic. now, cosby's statement again went to the jury, read by police. cosby's spokesman believes the truth came out in the case and bill cosby simply had a relationship with a woman he didn't want his wife knowing about. now, the prosecution has rested ins case, and just moments ago when cosby left, his spokesman says that

but they and the mother still in an l.a. hospital.tors say a minor issue surfaces with the babies. they didn't elaborate and according to tmz beyonce okay but also still in the hospital. >>> still to come on abc 7 news, the most expensive congressional race in american history in just two days in georgia. what it could mean if a young democrat wins in a traditionally republican district. >>> and taking action on the peninsula, after the break, the way one community is taking a stand against what it is calling modern d with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nutella. >>> i'm jessica castro. thanks for joining us. breaking news we're watching, all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge closed this morning for more than five hours while chp investigating an officer-involved shooting. and two lanes

filming a car on an l.a. y. [ laughter ] and then, once comey got to the airport, there was the bizarre question of whether he would even still be allowed to use the fbi plane that he had taken to l.a., given that he no longer worked for the fbi. >> the real question just how comey is going to get home. he's out in los angeles with the fbi plane. and he's no longer the fbi director. so, will he have the ability to use the plane to fly home? >> seth: come on, you know trump made him fly united. [ laughter and applause ] "but make sure, this is very important, make sure it's on a flight that's overbooked. because i want to see that s.o.b.'s bare belly." [ light laughter ] but as absurd as the unfolding drama over comey's firing was, nothing could top the truly laughable justification trump's white house offered for firing comey. they claimed, that it wasn't russia, but that they were upset with how comey handled the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails during >> this news tonight, came accompanied by a c

she died four days later at an l.a. hospital.gy report said fisher also had heroin and ecstasy in her system. but investigators could not determine what impact those drugs had on her death. >>> you've probably heard of crossfit, so many people are doing it. now a bay area resident has created a crossfit class that caters to every body. melanie woodrow has the story. >> all right, guys! everybody got a rower? beautiful. ease into this. ease into this. >> reporter: there's something about an epiphany that makes it unfathomable not to share. >> i went from thinking nothing was possible, to thinking there is no limit to what can be done. it's just the amount of time willing to invest. >> reporter: at 8 years old, a truck hit max while he was riding his by cycle. >> i ended up being drug on the side of my body and lost the side of my leg. >> reporter: after relying on what he used to call his good leg, was no longer good enough. he redefined his life. getting into peak physical shape, while working alongside medical professionals to c

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everyone will take the time to read the book because her story of going from drug addiction, after an l.a. police officer drove over and killed her five-year-old son in the street, her story of suck falling to attraction, and being in prison for 15 years, not ever been offered help or treatment, not given access to word, not having access to food stramps bag she was drug offender. no food for you. cycling in and out of prison for 1 -- 15 years, until finally she got access to a private drug addiction program and then working to make sure other women don't have to go what she went through. that's who she is. that's susan's story. and she began by going down the prison bus with nothing but a -- meeting people as their getting off the bus with a cardboard box and saying, come home with me. sleep on my floor. you don't have to turn to the streets tonight. and that's how a new way of life began because she opened her own home to strangers. and welcomed them in, and then created five safe homes for women. just hope that your story doesn't get lost here and that we read your story carefully and

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because her story of going from drug addiction after an l.a. police officer drove over and killed her 5-year-old son in the street, her story of succumbing to addiction because no other support was available and cycling in and out of prison for 15 years never being offered help or treatment, not given access to work, not even having access to food stamps because she was a drug offender. no food for you. cycling in and out of prison for 15 years until finally she got access to a private drug treatment program. and after she got clean and got a job, deciding she was going to devote the rest of her life to making sure no other woman would have to go through what she went through. that's who she is. [applause] that's, that's susan's story. and she began by going down to the prison bus with nothing but a, you know, meeting people as they're getting off the bus with a cardboard box and saying come home with me, you know? just sleep on my floor. you don't have to turn to the streets tonight. and that's how a new way of life began, because she opened h

it relies on an afterschool plan. l.a. unified has gone from 40 graduation to 75% because we have improved relationship with all students. we built new schools to make we focus on personalization and decentralization. afterschool is a about enhancing. there, caring, being investing in usage you learn about yourself all day long. afterschool programs help is learned in a very positive way so you get role models. whether it is strategies or music.c or art and whatever that and richman is, we are telling you we love you, we have even for kids who participate in the separate program get three meals a day on campus. bridges,rs are connectors, and sometimes, sometimes, they are the only person that that young person would have during that time. program, we have ,200 programs on 600 sites serving over 100,000 kids every single day. yes, i am glad we are here because yes, we need more. it is a strategy for app academic wellness, and social, emotional learning, and we know it works. we know it works. it is good for l.a., it is good