and the backlash against obama i think is very, akin to the backlash against beverly snow. i don't see any other way to look at it. obama is the president. he is not running a restaurant. so i think, yeah, the country is in better shape but the underlying dynamics are still there. they haven't changed that much. >> this is kind of beyond the scope of the book but was there any kind of organized or vocalized response from the black community itself in washington to this incident at the time? was it basically everybody running and hiding? >> no. there was, in fact, isaac carey, the barber, probably beverly snow's best friend and who had a barber shop next to the restaurant, then filed a lawsuit because there was a crackdown on black businesses after all this happened. perversely the white authorities, the response to the white riot was to crack down on black business deny the blacks the right to own licenses to, in his case, he was selling perfume in his bar bother shop and he wanted to keep his license to sell perfume and he won that case. but the riot was very discouraging

beverly farmer it's friday morning. hope it will be friday light. >>> absolutely, friday much lighter out of bullet mar. to problem we had near 100 has been resolved. the ride for 270 travelers, heading south out of frederick, volume light and pavement in good shape. the reminder in and out of the neighborhoods and secondary roadways still going to be slick given the temperatures and refreezing that's occurred overnight. lanes are open around prince george's county beltway and virginia inbound lanes of 66 everything in good shape coming through manassas. centreville fair oak heading on inside the beltway and making the ride there. everything open here on 395 and landmark and northbound 95 it's been a good ride out of fredericksburg, quantico boy what a difference a day makes. and on into woodbridge there. back to you mike. andrea. >>> the white house is taking its campaign for greater gun control on the road. >> as you already know vice president biden is heading the president's task force on this. richmond, virginia is

take a look. >> beverly hills, plastic surgeans. are more plastic surgeons here probably than there are politicians in washington, d.c. >> so you can tell from the beginning of this trailer, it's all about plastic surgeon, but it take it is a step further perp it's called "plastic wives." >> it's about the wives of beverly hills plastic surgeons. the wives you may recognize, dana devon, the host of "extra" nearly a decade. a television personality. huge star. >> i want to lose some of the extra skin. you pay for it in other ways. so don't get me wrong. >> what? >> tell us more about plastic wives and tell us about what it's like being married to a plastic surgeon, we have dana via skype from beverly hills, california. >> tell us why you would want to be a part of this? why you'd air everything out there for everyone to see? >> when i was on "extra" i thought i had an interesting job. after being married to brent, i didn't have an interesting job at all. as soon as bret mentioned, can you take a look at this and boobs would come out,

let's go over the beverly farmer here at -- to beverly farmer here at 6:30 with the latest timesaverffic. >>> thankfully not too much to tell about. which is great news howard. we need a break after yesterday. eastbound lanes of 66 any volume delay we see at all from haymarket to manassas, getting in towards centreville. pace still looking good into fair oaks and a little slowdown forming in falls church as the hov rules are going into effect there inside the beltway. northbound 95 travelers heading up into springfield volume has been like for you too out of fredericksburg heading for quantico into springfield and on to 395 headed for the 14th street bridge. nos 8:00s there. so -- no obstacles there. so just getting past the truck stale merge then the pace is still good. no issues maryland beltway save for building volume on the outer loop into silver spring. back to you. >>> thanks bev. right now it's time to see what the partners at "cbs this morning" are doing. >> fora o'donnell is in new york -- norah o'donnell is in new york. good morning. >> good morning. we're going to talk to

. >> host: "the spirit of the law," tim and beverly he hay. who are they and why do they occupy a good portion of your book? >> guest: well, tim and beverly lehay are less well known than they should be. they actually were involved in very important religious movements from the 1960s through the very late 1990s. they were part of a resurgent evangelical culture. they, like so many other southern evangelicals, migrated to california, started megachurches, educational institutions and eventually became deeply involved in politics. beverly lehay who is a particular interest of mine in this book founded a group called conservative women for america which still claims to be the largest women's political organization in the united states, and she based her organization on five spiritual principles; the bible, the family, patriotism, the sanctity of marriage, the sanctity of life. and she began to litigate arguing that religious parents should have more control, for example, over what their children were taught in school, arguing that, um, the era, t

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>> beverly hilton.n the heart of beverly hills. >> california. >> they are all sitting around tables and eating and everything like that. that's why this is such a party. >> yeah. >> just a little bit. a little bit. >> the station is right over our shoulder. >> not that we haven't noticed that. >> see you in a bit. >> thank you. >> having a good time out there. >>> coming up, the hour's top stories plus, we are learning how to survive the unimaginable. how schools and universities are preparing for the worst, just in case. ses him. morning starts in high spirits, but there's a growing pain in his lower back. as lines grow longer, his pain continues to linger. but after a long day of helping others, he gets some helpful advice. just two aleve have the strength to keep back pain away all day. today, jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. align naturally helps main

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i just wanted to say to jim perkins and beverly and kathy i feel i will be doing this a lot tonight but as someone that worked in the system as a domestic violence prosecutor and i am sure president mazzucco feels the same way i lived the changes that you all made happen. you improved our system. you created 400 recommendations that kept women and families safe in this city, and as a participant in the system i saw the changes from the dedicated courtroom to the dedicated trained judges to the trainings at the police academy to the training for the prosecutors. none of that happens by accident. it happens by method logically and makings system change is not easy and 10 years later and i can remember -- gene rolins is here is talking about the audit. this has been lived and breathed and participated in by this city and by the city family, and without leadership and accountability -- you know, commissioner shorter we wouldn't have the gains that we had so i can't under score my gratitude for you and your leadership and sticking with it and it's hopeful to me when we want to make change we

beverly farmer, happy friday. >>> indeed. a happy friday and pretty much for the most part we're looking at the dry pavement for folks. it's a lot happennerrier out of baltimore leaving the airport southbound on 95 now too. still some activity involving the accident with the truck following a boat just after route 100 but before route 175. in the camera shot it's a long shot. you can see that it's a pretty free flow now. everything out of the roadway and may still be some activity on the shoulder but better pace for folks now. past route 198 overnight road work should be cleared there out of laurel and going down to the beltway looking good. on the beltway heading west the lanes are open going past new hampshire avenue. and down to the legion bridge no early troubles reported southbound 270. secondary roadways you know you're going to have more issues with some refreezing and some ice patches so still take it receive i. but so far so good. the maryland beltway as you make the drive around toward the wilson bridge. inner loop

i am beverly upton and proud to be the executive director of the consortium and made up of 17 service providers based in san francisco and my job is to amplify those voices and those who they serve at tables like this at city hall and the state capitol and it's an honor and i am proud to be here. >> good evening i am kathy baxter and work for the child a abuse council and housed over on wallace street. i start the 36 years ago. i like to tell people i started as a toddler but not many people believe that. we started to raise awareness around child abuse and a grant from dr. moases and chief of pediatrics and the rosen during foundation and at that time in 1976 no one talked about it. we didn't have a system. we tried to get our public agencies together to work together so over these last 36 years we really created an amazing system but what i learned about five years ago we had a whole another network and we didn't talk to each other. we had domestic violence and elder abuse and child abuse and we knew each other but we weren't sharing information as much. we weren't talk about family

so he was there, i think, summoning the will that beverly talked about.is is your country. we are citizens. let's make it happen. it is very ideolodge igal. this is barack obama saying who he actually is >> brown: and what is that? i mean, what came through that connects, you're talking about the connection to roosevelt and other presidents in the past. what's the vision that you felt came through? >> i think often in inaugural addresses a president is going to tell his own story of american history. it was very clear that barack obama was telling a story that was about the expansion of rights. he hit upon some sort of odd moments that you don't always see put together. i mean a lot of people have been commenting on the mention of stonewall in particular and his coming out and really folding gay rights into this story of expansion. one of the things that i didn't see so much and sort of in contrast to f.d.r. or in contrast to t.r., too, is that you didn't see a lot of economic populism here, right? on the one hand he's telling this big story of expanded r

those hotels the beverly hilton hotel has surveillance cameras everywhere. is it even conceivable that the videos from that night have not yet been reviewed? >> i would be hard-pressed to believe, geraldo, that they have not been reviewed. let me say this as well. i know some of those detectives out there at the los angeles police department in the homicide unit and i can tell you they are top notch. these guys investigate homicides every day. they know exactly what they are looking for and i'm not discounting this private investigator's findings. and that is fine. and in any case and i think it is important, geraldo, that the viewers know this that in any case if a person has additional information bring that information forward and trust me the investigators will look at it. but based on the autopsy report and based on the evidence at the scene that the actual detectives saw that day it sounds to me like they were pretty much spot on in terms of their fin -- findings, geraldo. >> you knew them both. no question that bobby brown hung around with seedy chara

she was asleep when hurst died in her beverly hills home.he hurst administration arranged to have his body removed. when she awakened she did not know that he was dead. she was reportedly heartbroken that after 36 years it would end like this. but the hurst corporation continued to move swiftly against her. they terminated all hurst employees that had been hired to harvie's urging. the corporation could only have acted in such brutal fashion because of davies. they needn 't of been concerned. davies never tried to take control of wr's control. the family gave sansimian to the state in 1957. they kept the surrounding 77,000-acre ranch and even the road leading up to the castle but the buildings and grounds were deeded to the state. the hurst estate was such a white elephant the family tried to sell it. not surprisingly there was no takers. they had to do some negotiating to get the state to take it off their hands. it was build to fit the peculiarities. only randolph hurst could call this place home. this could never be home to someone merely

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as beverly mentioned that father has limited english. i work 9 to 5. i am not home to know who comes by the house from 9 to 5, door to door. the community is not happy about this. the area is mostly seniors. to see this happening to another fellow citizen is not right. thank you for your consideration. supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: i want to make sure i understand exactly your issue. there was a promise made to you for the land in the back of your house? >> yes behind our back yard. >> that you would have unfettered access to. >> yes. our house is the first one before the end. our yard runs a quarter of the size of everyone else. he allowed us to use the eight square-foot area. >> based on the plans put forward it would eliminate your father's ability to garden. >> exactly. >> mr. chair, may have an opportunity to call back up and to talk to the members of habitat? >> absolutely. >> mr. devon richardson or -- >> president: if we could ask our habitat of humanity person to come up. >> is there open space? >> there are private backyards, 26 of t

. >> reporter: bikram started off in this country 40 years ago in beverly hills as a sort of yogi to. among them, michael jackson, shirley maclaine, and martin sheen. you've built an empire. >> i've built an empire. why not? half a billion people have been benefited directly, indirectly from bikram. >> reporter: half a billion? >> half a billion people benefited. >> reporter: bikram has certainly benefited. he has a warehouse of luxury cars. >> beatles take two movies with this car. >> reporter: his hobby is restoring them, perfecting them the same way he perfects people's bodies with his yoga. >> exactly the way you rebuild a car, same way i rebuild human body. >> reporter: bikram insists his yoga won't just improve your body and invigorate your sex life, he claims it saves lives. >> i cure patient, absolutely no hope. 98% heart was clogged. send him to me. eight months later, i send him back, brand-new heart, like a panther heart. >> reporter: in fairness, i was willing to try it. not exactly reaching nirvana, but lightheaded enough to want more. i survived. >> you should do this y

. >> thanks beverly. we are running really late. i will keep it brief. language access is a safety issue. we talked about officers securing the scene and worried about the safety of individuals and involved with their own safety when they come upon the scene trying to figure out what is happening. language access can be the difference between a dv homicide happening or not happening. for my organization, where we work every day on civil/legal remedies and integration remedies for dv survivors it is something we encounter on record basis. the dv survivor community that we work with, primarily immigrant, limited english proficient, they will not be a big events or have all the access to some of the information that comes out now. in addition, they are also not likely to be people who will complain. the people who hear those complaints are me and other attorneys who do the kind of work that we do and legal services and social services agencies. they're not likely to call occ to make a complaint. i think anything that relies purely on occ complaints or some

so come to beverly loan and this particular case, i had to put up a hundred grand quickly, and beverlyhere to accommodate me for that. >> this is a tough business. sometimes you got to go to the street, literally stand on the street corner to get money. here you know, if you put a million, 2 million, 5 million in jewelry here, you will get it out when you make your payment. >> loans in california are for four months and beverly loan charges 4% a month. later on the closing bell, one new development in one what the rich are pawning. something they've been collecting over the last few years. >> do you feel that as the rich are making more, if they put it that way, it is losing its stigma to go to a pawn shop? >> that's the difference. they are seeing people who have never come in before but they are different than the place in vegas on pawn stars. it really is for people who need cash right now. and the wealthy had their credit dinked like everyone else and they don't want to go to the bank and get their. i apologize for my australian accent. and the way we say pawn, and there is no evil

married to some of the most successful surgeons in beverly hills. with it. breast augmentation. who's had their breasts done? >> i have. four times. >> reporter: botox, love it or hate it? >> love. >> who's had lipo? >> from here to here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but no amount of botox can ward off aging and the pressure to stay perfect. just ask dayna devon, a former entertainment news anchor and wife to dr. brent mullican. >> in any other community in the world, this makes no sense. but it's hollywood. i wanted to continue working in television. you hit 40, you want to continue working in tv, there's some things you gotta think about. >> reporter: so she asked her husband to think, with everything from injections to nips and tucks. >> i wasn't ready to hang it up yet. i wanted to extend my shelf life a little bit. >> and when you look in the mirror now? >> i'm happy now. don't get me wrong, i'll still obsess about an acne scar or something, but i think most women do find things they obsess about. >> reporter: the other members of this tight knit

so beverly, how can he differ or how can he be more inspirational? how does he speak to on audience that now knows him? >> unfortunately the track record on this front is not great in the 20th century. obama has been having dinners with historians. i don't think any of us -- having dinner with the long historians over the past few weeks, to look back both at second inaugurals and second term and they have been succeeded on eisenhower because eisenhower is really the only president in the 20th century to have what people would argue is a better second term than his first term. in terms of the speech itself, i think it's right that we're looking at a question of tone. we're looking at kind of how far obama is going to go in terms of the part san question, and it's really a speech that you make for history as much as for all of those happy people on the mall. >> i have to say, as we look at the platform there, that's quite an elaborate construction by the way, just in case you're wondering. it's 10,000 square feet. ta takes three months to build and the

over to beverly farmer.is early friday morning, she's in for monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> good morning howard. we're off to kind of a rough start for folks that need to make the trip south out of baltimore from the airport and heading down out of baltimore to laurel. ongoing crash investigation on southbound 95 before you get to 175 just south of 100 near exit 41 has only one lane squeezing by to the right. this is farther south of the incident in laurel getting by 198 with also a work zone that's been tying up half of the roadway if that stretch helding down to the -- in that stretch heading down to the capital beltway. a vehicle truck that was towing a trailer with a boat on it and again it's going to be there for a while. coming out of baltimore 29, bw parkway are better options for you early on. right now if you're headed north on # 5 coming up -- 95 coming up out of fredericksburg and quantico into dumfries, overnight road work should be out of the way. heading up into springfield and on t

. >>> tomorrow night in beverly hills, stars from film and tv will walk the red carpet for the 70th annual "golden globe awards." the event will run about three hours. after all the hardware is handed out, it will be time to party. ted chen from our sister station in los angeles has a look for us. >> reporter: one party will be a copacabana, another environmental chic, another will have a chocolate room. the golden globe post parties are known for elegance and extravagance, and this year they'll also be environmentally friendly at the party on the rooftop of the beverly hilton. there will be panels made of wood, energy efficient lighting and wood floors. here's what it will hook like wh look like when it's done. the theme is to bring the outdoors in. >> we are trying to be at the forefront of showing you can have fancy and wonderful and black-tie-worthy events that are environmentally forward thinking and take into account leaving as little of a footprint as we can. >> reporter: all the stars of "les miserables" will be here. the celebrities will sign a map that will be auctioned off and t

. >> beverly gilmore is the confinement unit's case manager.one of her responsibilities is to evaluate trotter's ability to return peacefully to general population. >> i know the notoriety of offender trotter very notorious. i believe he has aged out of that immaturity. he has developed good communication skills, good social skills. it's yes, ma'am, no, ma'am to me. and it's not fake. i can always tell when it's fake. i believe, personally, that he will be ready for general population before long. however, there are so many more people above me that will also have the input, and have known him so much longer than i have. so i'll have to respect whatever their recommendations will be. >> i'd rather not see him come out. i don't think he's changed. he's going to hurt somebody. >> lieutenant gary mcmillan has been at wabash for the past 16 years. >> this is my opinion. he's a pretty violent individual. >> they may look at it like everybody's still a potential threat. but am i a threat? no. >> coming up -- >> really my biggest concern about being i

speaking of friendships, the real housewives of beverly hills is -- >> are they real friends, though? >> i don't know. >> let's watch a clip and see if they're real friends. >> you brought up that -- >> i brought that up because she is suing me. >> hold on. >> i want to go back because -- i don't want to go backwards. >> because i don't know that you do. >> yeah. but it's nobody's business anyway. why are you -- >> i agree. that's the point, yolanda. >> shhh. . you see, i like yolanda. >> she's the voice of reason. >> i just met her downstairs. she is david foster's relatively new wife. they've not been married that long. she's lovely. we've known david a long, long time. never seen him so happy. she is the voice of reason in all that insanity and botox. >> not that there's anything wrong with botox. >> it's fun to watch this show, and we're going to speak with both of them coming up ando get their take on things because apparently brandi, the one who was screaming this -- >> troublemaker. >> -- was at a book signing yesterday and said something so terrible we can't even say on the ai

. >> the first person he needs to win over is administrative segregation case manager, beverly gilmore. >> we are notorizing what. we all get along with leonard. very likable. very charismatic. so friendly. but he is so overly friendly. it's so fake. it's not for real. >> since coming to wabash, mcquay has been involved in several incidents that have enforced his violent reputation. >> a few years ago, he was on rec bed. he asked for a basketball. when they handed the basketball, he came through the door, pushed his way through. began assaulting a couple staff members. and several staff respond add long with myself and -- there was about six of us to finally restrain him and get him down on the ground and get him in cuffs. >> sometime emotionalism can push you over the edge. sometime, you can regret after becoming so emotional, the things that you do. especially when you know that one action can result in a lifetime of misery. >> mcquay said he had a change after converting to islam. >> it's a reflection of a new person, a new man, a changed man. >> mcquay is not the only inmate who sa

where peter sweitzer shows us how astin in beverly hills they have nothing on our nation's capitol.ngton, d.c. is america's new boom town. we traditionally think of the nation's capitol as a town of museums and monuments increasingly washington, d.c. is a town of luxurious living. this is a town where you can buy italian sports cars, ferrari, lamborghini, maserati. >> we have destination and location borders two wealthiest counties in the united states of america. so it's -- so we have a lot of customers in this area who can afford our cars and we don't need to advertise. >> when you get a complaint from the factory, complaint is you have too many cash buyers. because usually the other way around. some people are trying to reach, you know their income so they can qualify to buy a product. now a case they can very comfortably afford and it pay cash. >> or if you prefer fine wine that's available as well. >> they are interested in award winning wines. they know what they are looking for. >> a lot of wineries have to make like a throw away wine. but we can't sell that kind of wine here