among the 36 percenters, beverly hills. carter evans shows us how they're cracking down to drought dodgers. >> reporter: in beverly hills, where most megamansions have huge, manicured lawns, the landscape is about to change dramatically. >> a big lawn looks a little odd to us. it just seems inappropriate. >> reporter: facing down the drought, andrea spatz ripped out her lawn. her backyard grass is now replaced with less-thirsty plants. >> we're trying to lead by example. >> reporter: california's water board says beverly hills is one of the state's biggest water wasters. the city is now on notice-- cut consumption 36% by next year, or pay the price. >> the city does not comply with these cuts, that we can be find up to $10,000 a day. >> reporter: julian gold is the mayor of beverly hills. >> 50% or 60% of the water we use goes to watering grass. we can't afford that anymore. >> reporter: the city has already limited lawn watering to two days a week and is considering fining individual water wasters up to $1,000. a lot of th

. >> demolition crews were on side in beverly burlington county but they could not budge its historic vault and they could not rehave move memories that remain inside. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has this unique story. >> reporter: within the ruble inside this empty bank vault remains a story. >> they came here with my mommas a kid. >> reporter: lots of stores is as locals snapped photos in downtown beverly but love store which a loan office their we did not expect. >> we start dating and then next thing he was pulling me in the vault and kissing me in there. that was first time we had our first kiss in the vault. >> reporter: cindy has been thinking about that kiss for 43 years. like many in the community she's sad to see the bank go n a couple weeks a family dollar stories scheduled to be built here. >> it was one of the cornerstones of the town, you know that bank has been here for almost a 150 years. >> reporter: bank has change hand several times before falling in disrepair but started as first national bank of beverly with an org thane predated federal currency. >

beverly shuper, joe radner, et cetera. beverly, no? okay, we'll go to joe ratner. >> good afternoon i'm joe ratner. i have only been a resident of san francisco for four years, but my family goes back four generations. my grandfather and mother were born here. and i have a lot of very close ties and a lot of relatives in the city. and when i was visiting, before moving back here, i always -- going to teatro zinzanni was always a highlight of my visit. i think they really fit beautifully into the sort of bohemian history of san francisco, and i'm looking forward to the opportunity for my younger daughters to attend their camp, which my teenager enjoyed very much right after we moved here. but as far as your comments about the sole-source negotiating, while it might be true that you won't know if you have the very best deal that you can get, you will have a fair-market deal and you will be supporting the return of zinzanni, which is something that they were told would happen when they left. and supporting the arts and the diversity of th

beverly? >> i want to thank you for the privilege of being here today. i always have one of the best jobs in the world. i have the privilege might have worked on washington union station and preparing it for will recall the second centric project. just a little bit of history, i'm sure you're familiar with the building and probably the challenges it presents but it was in about 1901 thanks to the leadership of the senate, senator mcmillan saw the need to revitalize washington, d.c. and we had a mcmillan plan in washington union station was built as an anchor to that plan. in the early 1980s it had fallen into major disrepair as that rail travel but again fortunately to the leadership of congress the u.s. rc union station we develop a corporation was established as a public-private partnership with the goal of reintegrating and redeveloping outstation as a multimodal transportation center and also commercial center that would revitalize the neighborhood and i think we can see 30 years later that it certainly achieved those goals. it is now time however, t

. >> beverly gilmore is the confinement unit's case manager. one of heresponsibilities 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 in

tour and they're here tonight to perform the song "the ghosts of beverly drive" from their new albumu'd have known me before the accident for with that grand collision came a grave consequence ♪ ♪ receptors overloaded they burst and disconnect 'til there was little feeling please work with what is ♪ ♪ left ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh i need not be flattered that you've never been here before so there's no need to mention that ♪ ♪ you've no firsts anymore but if you let me be your skyline i'll let you be the wave that reduces me to ♪ ♪ rubble that looked safe from far away i don't know why i don't know why i return to the scenes of ♪ ♪ these crimes where the hedgerows slowly wind through the ghosts of beverly drive i don't know why i ♪ ♪ don't know why i don't know what i expect to find where all the news is second hand and everything ♪ ♪ just goes on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you wanna teach but not be taught i wanna sell but not be bought so let us not be ♪ ♪ lonesome so let us not be lonesome lost in between our needs and wants ♪ ♪ i don't know why i don't know why ♪ ♪ i return to the scenes of these crimes where th

kansas was the only state beverly had populism. we had a couple populist governors and big figures. she reminded them at some point the bookshelf will be holding a lot of books so they did reinforce the floor knowing at some point there would be books on all of those shelves. there is a glass floor. at that time, a lot of libraries had that. and people got electricity, they got rid of those glass floors. we kept ours. the glass goes around the bookcases and you can see between. we had to original book lifts that librarians can still make today to move the books up and down. we also have the dome tour that you can climb 200 96 steps and go to the top of the building. we have taller than the nation's capital by 18 feet. we are one of the few capitals that can go to what we consider our seventh floor. not many go to the top. we can go outside on the balcony at the top and you can see about 40 miles. a beautiful view number matter what the season. it is all very fun to look at there. winter is probably when you can see the furthest. it is open to the public you look up and you think you

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beverly [inaudible] is a in the audience and a champion to lead this land marking. the combined building was designed in 1911 by architect [inaudible] artist ruben lugeious goldburke whos name is ingaveed in the building. rube goldburg e best know for mouse trap contraptions [inaudible] he survived the 19076 earthquake. he dezined this as a apartment for him and his mother. awlaung with a art studio with art tables, paper pencil clay and wire and on the ground floor he put retail spaces only one store for whip cream which was his favorite dezirt. he achieved lasting fame and to this day his name is invoked to describe the comicically complex and rube goldburg is in the websters dictionary. today we are joined by such a group of young scientist. of course they are from local high school supervisor cohen and tang. the local high school robotics team, the cardinal batonics team, 4159, i hope i said that right t is a mouth full, spent the last several weeks designing their very own mouse trap. they came to city haul to demonstrate the mu. the local feem under the in[ina

my name is beverly gage. i am a history professor at yale. and i will be up here mostly timekeeping and asking some questions. before i introduce the panelists, i just wanted to say a few words about the genesis of this panel, the idea behind it and some of the issues i hope we are going to be able to address. so this year, 2015, marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most important congressional committees certainly of the 1970's. and i think arguably of the latter half of the 20th century and that was the church committee. the church committee which was chaired by frank church began its work in the spring of 1975. and for the 16 months between the spring of 1975 and when they delivered a 14 volumes report in 1976 the church committee held hearings, performed investigations dug into background materials on the american intelligence services. and this was really the first mass scale investigation of what had been going on in american intelligence practices in the past 30 years, but arguably back even further than that. the church committee

in beverly hills, down almost 37. down 27%.rgest asking price, not just the largest, but by 2x. meanwhile, a lot of 5 million-dollar homes are selling off. charles: here's another thing for politicians to understand and people at home, the 1% of the 1% are the ones that are making all the money. don't be angry at the plumber making $600,000 with five employees. marching owners. impact of this deal. timewarner cable. >> cablevision has been on fire the last couple of weeks. i just think it's underlying that there will be a lot more m&a under many sectors. health care, biotech. >> i think matt is right on the m&a side. i would prefer to see deals like verizon, aol. comcast buying universal. get that remote around them. i think that's a better deal. charles: these are two companies sort of like, they float along longer, their model is under tremendous amount of strain. >> you have to wonder, in some way this was a merger of desperation because content is leaving. >> i want more competition in that market than less. they always tal

beverly. >> thank you very much. and, again, i want to thank you very much for the privilege of being here today. i always say i have one of the best jobs in the world. i have the privilege now of working on washington union station. and preparing it for what we call the second century project. just a little bit of had history, i'm sure you're familiar with the building and probably the challenges that it presents. but it was about in 1901, thanks to the leadership of the senate, senator mcmillan -- saw the need to revitalize washington, d.c. and we had the mcmillan plan and washington union station was built as an anchor to that plan. in the early 1980s, it had fallen into major disrepair as had rail travel. but, again, fortunately to the leadership of congress, the usrc was established as a public/private partnership with the goal of reinvigorating and rebuilding that station as a multimodal transportation center and also a commercial center that would revitalize the neighborhoods. and i think we can see 30 years l

. >> hello, i'm beverly i'm the director of governmental affairs c n t c didn't care about the permit we've been mandated to keep prostitution and the sex industry out of the massage through the certificate program last year, we got some information of the incident reports for sexual activity with the trafficking and we've taken action on all of them unlike san francisco they've don't make arrests and fines are not issued and no doj reports if the city didn't give us information we'll not be able to take action personally i hope you lower the standards to the illicit people don't come through the program san francisco has yet to conform one victim perhaps since 2004 or rescue anyone is a shame to the profession and the rest of the california cities and counties can't codify working with the organization and disciplining those with sexual services in 20 years of speaking on it is city council meetings where the ordinances were being considered i've not seen with without representation and the 6 heed an hour attorneys have not been at any hearings it is the illicit industry sees no thre

. >> i'm beverly with the california massage council my only concern it is difficult i've been involved with legislation at the state level and for years and years and to vote on something without seeing the actual language even in the authors favor sometimes the language there's an error maybe it changes the context it is difficult and unwise to vote in support of chart especially, when as in seeing commissioner chan's represented and planning had to answer a few questions saying we're not sure he think so, so you may want to consider postponement. >> do we have any other. thank you all for coming out, i appreciate it everyone has a busy schedule and it is had the opportunity to see you here i appreciate our effort to come multiple to clarify the process we're here doug this we're an advising body we don't approve or disapprove anything the legislation being drafted will go before the planning commission for their review and approval but they'll ultimately have to go correct to the board of supervisors >> land use commission. >> sorry the land use commission it didn't become law until

since then more women have come forward accusing cosby of drugging or sexually salting them actress beverlynson shares what she says happened to her. >> he placed his hands moin waist. >> reporter: describing an incident at cosby's house when she says he drugged her. >> i took a couple of sips of the cappuccino and from the first sip and then the second sip, i knew i had been drugged. >> reporter: the details of her story, similar to alleged incidents described by other women who say cosby drugged them too. >> he had no right to do that. >> there was a time that i was at dinner a his brownstone and i had one glass of wine. the next thing i knew i was slumped over the toilet throwing up. i was sick. i was confused. i was foggy. i had really no idea what was happening. >> reporter: cosby's legal team has issued a number of denials and cosby has never been criminally charged. three of his accusers have filed a defamation lawsuit against him which cosby is trying to dismiss. controversy but for now the black belt foundation says is willing to level to awareness in a community where cosby still

beverly edgewater passion parade is at 1:00 p.m. at cooper and green. in maple shade it's a 10:30 start along main street near the vfw post continues to main street and fellowship road. in delaware the not a whole lot cooking this morning just some vehicles stopped on the shoulder on highway one southbound in bear. eva. >> thanks matt. >>> new video, a massive fire destroyed a hangar in texas it's not clear how the fire started and how much damaged it caused. nobody was injured and an investigation is underway. >> it might be months before the beaches at santa barbara is restored. animals soaked in oil are showing up up and down the coastline. rescuers working quickly to save the animals. a sea lion coated in oil did die on saturday. as much as 105,000 gallons of crude oil may have spilled when a pipeline ruptured. >>> police in washington say there are more suspects at large in the brutal murder of their family and housekeeper. he likely had help from others as he held a family captive inside the mansion. savopoulos, his wife and son and housekeeper we

he built the beverly hilton hotel in beverly hills but sun city was his biggest gap i will. said sun city would fail. you just didn't pull up roots and move away from the family unit. >> bill pearson is a past president of the del webb sun city museum held in one of the five original model homes. >> sold for $8500. >> i think in the arizona summer that's worth $600. >> very popular item here in sun city. >> when the models open to the public in january 1 1906, the developers were nervous. >> it was new year's day. picture that. >> shows a turn out that exceeded their wildest dreams. >> 100,000 people through over three-day period. >> he knew he was selling a lifestyle and created promotional videos emphasizing that retirement didn't have to mean a pocket watch from the company. there were no schools to fund. and constant entertainment. >> that's the beauty of sunset. all your favorite activities are street. >> today, there are grandchildren of the original sun city residents moving in. rich followed his mother to sun city who followed her parents over 30 years ago. >> as soo

. >> i'm beverly with the workshop and . >> we're here to highlight some of the youth opportunity represents from alba i think everyone will agree we live we're the best city in the world for the fact we invest in the art and need to invest in the next generation of artists young people with that want to - i'm here to request 2 hundred and 50 thousand for the hydrants in the art and to echo something that supervisor mar said this is a kind of investment that is important. >> another one of the recommendations to support access for new youth bans organization to high quality infection space this is really important i'm not going to forget the pre k we took the stage at our sustainability showcase is it at the moment k45i7kd her outlook she said i want to perform and with the best professionalism and exhibiting in professional great spaces opens up the world to young children and take themselves seriously and see themselves different you don't get that chance i know that is the kind of opportunity that is could he to opening up arts venues to the neighborhood thank you. >> thanks very much. >>

beverly upten usingly here as [inaudible] i want to thank you you for your unanimous vote >> sorry, since we passed this item we can't talk about it in public comment >> i also want to thank for everything you have done today and in the past to preserve housing in san francisco and keep san francisco affordable for all. i think it is what rube goldburke would have wanted >> thank you very much >> jacquie nailer and want to thank for what you are doing for housing in san franciscoment bevly and her husband and myself and husband struggle with the ellis act eviction we face in the rube goldburg building so despite the effort made today we still are facing that and i wanted to invite you all tomorrow we are having a open house at 194 golf street which is the historic flat in the building. it has old wall paper and everything imaginable from noon to 2 tomorrow at 194 golf street and we'll also raise awareness for our eviction and do interviews. i want to thank you for your effort t is so needed and have a lut of faith in the effort you are making. thank you so very much. jurkss that you can,

they gathered outside an event in the beverly hills area to protest clinton's support for a controversial international trade treaty >>> east bay m.u.d. is trying to ease concerns about tap water that may taste a little off. the water district has made some adjustments because of the drought including getting water that's closer to the surface of the party reservoir. it can sometimes be covered with al it. those organisms are filtered out but they can create an after taste which ebmud says is harmless. >>> stage one of the tour decalifornia. the women are trekking around south lake tahoe up to the northlake and finishing at heavenly valley. it's 74 miles of grueling elevations and altitudes. some areas reach speeds up to 24 miles per hour. >> now, the course is challenging. it might kind of lean out a little bit on some of the rollers around the lake tahoe, but definitely near the end. >> the men's three-day 126-mile race starts on sunday. >>> fleas itch, dogs scratch. tips to help your pets stay flea free. >> the wacky when and snow in southern california. coming up next. >> from the kpi

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instead of creek use hartford or beverly rancocas road as alternates. >> police in kerry, north carolina planted an explosive device on suv. nobody was hurt when it exploded yesterday. local reports say a man left his home was about a mile away when it went off. the investigators are calling the man the intended victim. police say this was an isolated event and no immediate threat to the public. >>> amazon wants to send you your stuff like right now. that tops tech bytes. >> reporter: in today's tech bytes, amazon raising the stakes in retailing. they will offer same day deliver for prime customers. >>> google has unveiled a photo happen that will allow user to store unlimited videos and photos in the clouds. >> once up there they can search for items it's free for android and ios devices. >>> and google testing hands-free payments you won't need to take out your phone. >> you like this. >> the tests are being conducted at mcdonald's and papa john's restaurants. it detects whether you have the app on your phone and it does the rest. >> i hope they do the same for clothing. >> there it is

. >> this could make you feel better: beverly hills has to cut water use by 36 percent. in morgan hill, they are going to hold a waterwork shop on may 20. >>> we have breaking news, a report commissioned by the nfl has concluded that it is likely the new england patriots intentionally deflated footballs last season. the 243-page report said that employees likely did it and that star quarterback tom brady was "at least generally aware," of the violations. brady is from san mateo and played ball at a local high school. there is no evidence that head coach belichick knew about it. the colts filed a complaint during the championship game in january. the new england patriots beat the seahawks in the super bowl two weeks later and we most add full report on our website at abc7news.com. >> happening today, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in the bay area to attend two fundraising events benefiting her bid for the white house. protesters planned to greet her. the former secretary of state was in nevada campaigning for immigration reform. in san francisco she

beverly hills drought dodgers also face shaming.mployees of zappos, both the online shoe are tailer, rather than work at a company without bosses. and it's band camp for baby boomers who won't be quitting their day jobs. >> i could play "smoke on the water" with the best of them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> a

beverly hills drought dodgers also face shaming.of employees of zappos, both the online shoe retailer, rather than work at a company without bosses. and it's band camp for baby boomers who won't be quitting their day jobs. >> i could play "smoke on the water" with the best of them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening.