>>> plus actress beverly johnson who claims bill cosby drugged her, speaking out after a document comes to light indicating that cosby admitted in a deposition that he bought drugs intending to give them to young women with whom he wanted to have sex. is this now a vindication? >>> and an underwater adventure. in search of some of the world's largest sharks and they're doing it without protection. tonight, what they found in an unprecedented american mission into waters off of cuba, but first, the "nightline" five. >>> if you're suffering from constipation or ig irregularity dulcolax is designed for dependable re lief. >>> when salonpas began, it has now evolved into a complete family of pain relievers for targeted >>> good evening. and we begin here with the undocumented immigrant accused of murdering a young woman who was just out for a stroll with her dad. the alleged shooter showing his face in court today. this is a case reigniting the long-simmering battle in america over immigration. and tonight here what the alleged shooter is saying and the blame game over whether this horror c

good morning, beverly. nice to see you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> tell us what your thoughts were when you heard that bill cosby himself had admitted to getting drugs in order to have sex with women in these court documents. >> well, i wasn't surprised. i think that it's an opportunity to have -- because women are expected to be voiceless. and i think it's an opportunity for women to use their voice. and that's why i'm here in this interview. and hopefully this will send a message to women out there to use their voice and to speak up. >> because it took many of you who accused bill cosby many years, some decades, to come forward. but then this fall there was a ground swell. and all of you getting strength from each other came forward and finally told your stories. and now to hear in 2005 he admitted in these court documents -- let me read you a portion of it. it says when you got the quaaludes -- because he admitted to getting seven prescriptions of quaaludes -- was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaalud

but right in the middle of his super star string of hits including "beverly hills cop" "trading places" and "48 hours" murphy turned down one of the biggest scores of the decade. >> "ghost busters," i was supposed to be in that one. >> matt damon was supposed to be in the top grossing movie of all time but he turned that one down. >> the biggest role that i probably turned down was in "avatar" big regret for damon, huge score for sam worthington. while denzle washington didn't think "seven" was a lucky number for him it did elevate one fortunate star to a-list status. >> i heard you turned down brad pitt's role in "seven" is that true? >> worked out well for him. >> big shocker here late night with david letterman band leader paul schaffer turned down one of the most iconic roles in tv history. >> what do you mean you're not going to do it? >> before forecasting jason alexander jerry seinfeld called paul to ask limb to play george costanza. he never returned jerry's call. at least he kept his night job. >>> still to come more moments before they hit it big. >> my name is emma stone. em

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> beverly hills housewife kim richards' first interview out of rehab. >> here's what she said really happened the night she got drunk and busted at the night of the beverly hills hotel. >> did you try to kick a police officer in the groin? >> i don't know. maybe i did. >> her vodka fueled night ending in jail, relapsing at her daughter's wedding. >> looked on the ground and there were like, two little margaritas. >> will she ever return to the housewives and what she really thinks of the ladies. >> she's phony. >>> then blake shelton's ring off. his first sighting as mrnt hits the stage. >>> plus, a reality tv star and "view" guest found dead and her boyfriend arrested. >> i was crying. >>> also, around the world with tom, leo, clooanney d the new unauthorized beverly hills

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now, it is the unauthorized beverly hills 90210 story.ma that seems to follow the favorite hits. remember the s by the bell one? the same girl who played tiffany on that is back here surrounded by your favorite from west bev. >> i thinkaved i'm afraid of you or something? >> the fistfights were real. feuding, bickering, t that had d blood between them, and they fought it out in the parking lot. >> fighting for real? yep. that's samantha monroehey playi shannon. >> we're like brothers and sisters, you know, you fight, beat each other up. ♪ >> we had a lot of fun with the real cast back in the day before the zip code was famous. >> 90210. >> 90210. >> that okay. >> guess who? >> oh, that's not funny. dylan! >> luke perry, and jason's priestly by max lloyd jones. >> seems to be a good time, friends today. >> we felt the love back in 1991. >> there's never been competition, but supportive of each other. sometimes it looks like we laugh so hard we never get anything done. >> in fact, stardom was just beginning to creep in their lives. >> a yea

beverly joins us for a at traffic. beverly: this is prince george's county. they have not started the road work, so you don't have to worry. on 66 south i-95 are seeing huge volume. eastbound traffic coming from centreville is in a delayed to two emergency repairs eastbound on 66 before fairfax county parkway. the right lane is blocked to clean up debris. out of springfield there is a crash out of springfield on the roadway. heavy traffic at of laura 10 into stafford going into fredericksburg. traffic into montgomery is moving freely. going toward a laurel, 75, looks good. jummy: thank you. around the world, officials say that a top al qaeda commander has been killed. defense secretary ash carter says that the commander was the head of suicide and explosive operations. the attack was carried out two weeks ago in eastern afghanistan. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy is gaining new ground. officials are asking the justice department to review it as a criminal matter after it was found she used her personal e-mail while secretary of state. we look at the inv

beverly hills were spared the death penalty. life in prison without parole for killing their parents in their own home. their story would shockhe nation and make their trial "can't miss tv." the most notorious murder cases in years. lyle and erik menendez armed themselves with shotguns then blew away their wealthy parents in their beverly hillsome. when the first trial ended were tried again. again the brothers said self defense. the state said greed. today, reed galin guilty of murder in the first degree." their televisions, but when the verdict came down, we were left in the dark. "there were no tv camerasn court when erik and lyleeard 12 citizens render judgment." "they said guilty on all counts with special circumstances." it had taken almost eightearsnt. all along the way, the casef the beverly hills brothers made national headlines. they admitted killing their parents but used an abuse defense. "two juries couldn't reach a verdict in the first trial. a e "they had a new prosecution team that did an absolutely wonderfulob a

it's kind of a square-type thing. >> beverly was convinced it was her 17-year-old daughter, belynda,who had been missing for more than a year. >> she showed me the paper, and she asked me if i thought that looked like belynda, you know. and the more i sat there and looked at it, i said, yeah, it's got a lot of her characteristics. >> dental records confirmed what the family suspected. the skull was belynda's. at the time of her disappearance, belynda worked as a dancer at a local nightclub owned by a gang called the banditos. >> they are an outlaw motorcycle gang. they're into everything. the people that frequent their clubs are generally the same type people. so, the fact that belynda tillery was working there would not be a good thing. >> after i heard belynda's name, i drove down to the bar where she worked to see if anybody would talk to me about who she was, so i had more than a name to go in six inches of news print. >> but no one at the club was willing to talk. >> the man selling tickets, he certainly didn't know anyone named belynda. if this wasn't bleak enough, an old woman

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call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> beverly hills housewifefirst interview out of rehab. >> here's what she said really happened the night she got drunk and busted at the night of the beverly hills hotel. >> did you try to kick a police officer in the groin? >> i don't know. maybe i did. >> her vodka fueled night ending in jail, relapsing at her daughter's wedding. >> looked on the ground and there were like, two little margaritas. >> will she ever return to the housewives and what she really thinks of the ladies. >> she's phony. >>> then blake shelton's ring off. his first sighting as mrnt hits the stage. >>> plus, a reality tv star and "view" guest found dead and her boyfriend arrested. >> i was crying. >>> also, around the world with tom, leo, clooney and the new unauthorized bever

. >> reporter: beverly brunswick said she was working outside. >> we were sitting there and we heard this boom coming from this side. >> reporter: authorities say the first call for help came at 11:03. the two planes were an f-16 traveling from shaw airforce base northwest of charleston. and a cessna c-150 that authorities tell usa often used as a popular training plane for pilots. the military says the pilot of their aircraft ejected safely, but state officals say that two people flying the cessna was killed. >> the information that we have now, they are local. >> reporter: experts say the cessna should have shown up on the fighter-jet's radar, and that air traffic controllers should have warned the cessna about the f-16. witnesses tell police the cessna was flying and pulled up suddenly when the f-16 tore right through it crashing fife miles away. >> they're both at very low altitude very high rates of closure, and sometimes they don't see each other. >> reporter: tonight divers are searching the river on the other side of this rice field. despite the falling debris no one was inju

beverly johnson was already an accomplished and pioneering model.first woman on vogue magazine. beverly when you hear bill cosby in that piece say these are innuendos, and given what he said in court documents, what is your reaction? >> well my reaction is when i read the court documents or when i hear him speak, i'm not surprised. i think that you know the truth has no expiration date on it. and the truth somehow finds its way to the light and out of the darkness and that's what has happened. >> to say that what you have said or others have said are innuendos these are specifying allegations with dates and times and very specific memories. and i hate to ask you to kind of relive this. but can you talk about what happened to you in the mid '80s? i understand you were in bill cosby's home reading for a part in the cosby show. i understand he took you upstairs after dinner and then what happened? >> well you know it is a much longer story. there was me actually going to the studio. the calling of the agency me going to the studio me bringing my daught

beverly was an intern through the program number '80s and worked for the city.he said it opened up doors for her and she is now a city employee. the interns hope it changes lives like this boy who wants to turn his job at the zoo into a permanent job. >> i hope i can get a permanent job. >> i wanted an internship where i can experience the real world and see what field i'm interested in. >> reporter: the paycheck is the bonus but most of all the interns say the classrooms to careers programs gives them the hands on experience you can't find in the classroom. and the classrooms to careers program is still looking for kids and business partners who want to hire them. >> great. it's who you know a lot of times so they get exposed to all these people. they get out of school, they got a shot to get a nice job. >> the program is expected to become a year-long thing by next january. so that is pretty cool. hey, what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. your summer camp, too. >>

beverly johnson joins me now on the phone. i am wondering when you heard the president actually say that weighing in against bill cosby, what went through your mind? >> well anderson i am in d.c. perez lent presently at a speaking engagement i was in my hotel room the television was on cnn, i normally have it on cnn. my heart was beating really fast the i believe that the president obama has his finger on the pulse of this nation. and what he said was very profound and very powerful. and much needed. >> the fact that it was the president of the united states speaking from the podium does it give you a sense that the tide has really turned now here. that so many people now based really particularly on once they saw the deposition that cosby gave in which he admitted to buying quaaludes, going back to the '70s. do you think the tide has turned? >> i think the tide has turned with the fact that there is a rape culture in america. and you know on the college campuses you know on the work place and also with this cosby situation. s

beverly was an intern through the program in the '80s and works for the city. says it opened up doors for her. and she is now a city employee. >> this program has the capacity to really change some lives. >> reporter: and the interns hope it does like lavonne who would like to turn this internship at the zoo into a permanent job. >> i'm hoping i can get, like, uhm put on permanently here, like, doing hort culture or grounds work. >> i want an internship where i can experience real world. >> reporter: the paycheck is the bonus but most of all the interns say the classrooms to careers programs gives them the hands on experience you can't find in the classroom. you know, my internship helped me, you know, get a job in tv. so if i would have started in high school -- >> it's who you know. get your foot in the door and be eager, yeah, a lot of good stuff happening. >> the classrooms to careers program is still looking for kids as well as business partners to want to hire them and the program is expected to become year round by next january. what's cool about your sc

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here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: she was just 18 when her mom drowned in a bathtub at the beverly hilton just 22 when she wound up face down in her own bathtub in georgia, unconscious. that was six months ago. bobbi kristina brown never woke up again. an autopsy completed today, inconclusive. still, an open investigation. bobbi kristina grew up before our eyes. an infant when barbara walters sat down with whitney houston and bobby brown. >> you want more children? >> yes. >> yeah. >> yes. >> definitely. >> especially after seeing her. >> reporter: after her mom's tragic death, she opened up to oprah. >> some dames harder than others? >> very much so. >> reporter: so different from the future she told diane sawyer she dreamed of. >> sitting, looking at my daughter grow up. >> reporter: instead, a heartbreaking ending. ♪ i love you ♪ >> reporter: for mother and daughter both. david wright, abc news, new york. >> david, thank you. >>> and we turn now to the long journey home for dozens of america's world war ii heroes. the remains of 36 marines returned to pearl harbor listed as miss

joining me now is supermodel beverly johnson. she said in a private meeting with bill cosby back in the '80s in his home he gave her a cappuccino that she believes was drugged. she writes about her encounter in her book "the face that changeverly, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> at the time you went public with your story, you were i believe, the most famous face to come out and explain or detail what happened to you in your encounter with bill cosby. when you heard his deposition had been released and the admission in it by bill cosby, what was your reaction? >> well i wasn't surprised at all. i do believe that the truth always finds the light, and so for me i'm really happy for the victims in the sense that they feel a sense of validation and that we can move on to the bigger conversation, and that is violence on women and of women finding their voice. because i found my voice in the sense that i wrote a chapter about this encounter with bill cosby in my memoirs with simon & shuster, and the editor at t

. ♪ ♪ >>> we have former beverly hills housewife kim richards' first interview since rehab. >> blake'sdren living separate lives, and wandering eyes? >> blake is behaving. as much as he can. >> he was drunk on twitter one night. we were both drunk. >> flirting with this music video costar and claims miranda was too close to the opening act. >> this is nuts. >> an exclusive why kim richards left rehab and what happened in the beverly hills hotel, arrested for battery and intoxication. >> did you try to kick a police officer in the groin? >> i don't know. maybe i

. >> beverly brunswick says she was working outside. >> you're sitting there and heard this boom cominge first call for help came at 11:03 a.m. the two planes were an f-16 traveling from shaw air force base northwest of charleston and a cessna 150, authorities tell us is used an the as a popular training plane for private pilots. the military says the pilot ejected safely but two people flying the cessna were killed. >> the information we have now, they are local. >> experts say the cessna should have showed up on the jet's radar and air traffic controllers should have washed the cessna about the f-16. cessna was flying and pulled up suddenly when the f-16 tore right through it crashing five miles away. >> very high rates of closure and sometimes they don't see each other. >> divers are searching the river. despite falling debris no one was injured on the ground. steve osunsami south carolina. >> a five-hour trip turned into a 14-hour ordeal for amtrak passengers heading from chicago to st. louis. first the train was delayed for four hours by a truck accident. a freight train derailment

from 107th and beverly in oakland. that is where the suspect lives. it appears to show the sedan pulling into the suspect's driveway. police want to talk to the driver and any of the occupies in the car -- occupants in the car. this is the facebook photo as neighbors i.d. as the suspect, mark estrada. he was still in highland hospital and had not been cleared to be booked into the jail. a sergeant said they still expect that to happen today although it is later than they did expect. they initially thought between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. but he told me they still expect him to be moved from the hospital and booked into jail together. another look at the car that police want people to look at. it is a light colored sedan. seen in the area of the suspect's home. that is 107th and beverly in the city of oakland. this is after 3:15 a.m. in the morning on wednesday after the deadly shooting happened. police believe the people in that car may have information about the shooting and if you recognize the vehicle or know who might be in it police want to talk t

. >> reporter: model beverly johnson writes about the moment she says crosby drugs her cappuccino in her upcoming book. >> the truth always comes to light. >> reporter: what's your reaction to the latest revelations? >> i'm very happy for the women. i see a lot of them are relieved and feel validated and vindicated. and that's good. >> reporter: bounce tv, the second-most watched african-american network is now announcing effective immediately, it's pulling all reruns of the cosby show off the air. tvland made a similar announcement at the end of last year. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> wow. talk about shocking developments. and with this information, you have to wonder where it goes from here. statute of limitations have run out on many of the alleged accusers' claims. sounds like this is the beginning of a large controversy. >> so if it's run out, can they still press their case forward? >> there's not much they can do criminally but civilly, there could be options. we'll have to see. there's a lot more to this we don't know. >> we'll be following this one. >>> and coming up

it was taken from the corner of 107th and beverly avenue. officers say the people in the car may have information about the shooting. >>> a show of solidarity law enforcement agencies escorted a hearse. it went from the alameda county to the chapel of the chimes in hayward. he will be laid to resonation week. there will be a viewing next week. a public viewing set for thursday at the neighborhood church in castro valley. >>> a ground breaking for a memorial in hayward, one that will pay tribute to those that died in the 9/11 attacks. it will represent each of the planes involved in the september 11th attacks. also the names of hayward firefighters and police who died in service of the city will be etched into the memorial as well. memorial to be located next to the old city hall building. it is expected to be completed later this fall. >>> two people were found dead at a home in vallejo. officers say they found a man and woman inside the home dead from gunshot wounds. another man with a gunshot wound was taken to the hospital. he was found o

we're we re peting this video so you can get a better look at it. 107th and beverly avenues. there weren't many cars and those that were may have information about the shooting. the funeral arrangements, tentatively scheduling for next thursday. a viewing is expected to be held on wednesday. coming up, you'll hear from a man who was working for the police officer, in the same academy class. you'll hear that in the next report. >>> the city of berkeley is shutting down its historic pier for reasons, shutting down to pedestrians and cyclists. the concrete bed is crumb bling and metal supports are corroding. no timetable for the repairs. originally build to accommodate ferries before the bay bridge was opened. >>> part of the bay area military facilities now a plan to turn it into a national park. going to turn it over to the east bay regional park district. going to have trails that connect to other parks and a visitor center memorializing -- getting input about the new park. >> i want to see trails where i can walk my dog and a lot of beautiful landscape. >> i live on the bord

plus you'll hear from supermodel beverly johnson, one of the women accusing cosby of drugging her. >>> an exciting day at pnc park. the grounds crew trying to cover the infield with a tarp during the rain. strong winds caused it to get loose and swallow one of the ground crew members. poor guy. watch out. in the fifth inning andrew mccutchen hits a high fly ball deep to left field to make the lead. jason upton is there to steal the home run. beautiful catch as he leaps into the stands to catch the homer. padres win 2-1. clint dempsey scored both goals for the mustu.s. in his 100th international appearance. donovan mcnabb was arrested again on suspicion of driving under the influence for the second time in 8 months. police said blood samples were sent to the crime lab. no results have been released. >>> new york city will host a ticker tape parade for the u.s. women's national team. the parade is going to take place in lower manhattan's canyon of heros this friday at 11:00 a.m. >>> just ahead, the photo posted by celebrity chef paula dean that's sparking outrage. >> plus find out the b

the vantage point is from the corner of 107th and beverly avenues. there weren't many cars in the area and the people in the car may have information about the shooting. >>> sergeant lunger will be laid to rest next week, a public funeral is set for thursday. there will be a viewing at the chapel of the chimes in hayward. >> we ask that you take this police officer home, sergeant lunger, that you take care of his family, his children. mourners prayed and held a native american blessing ceremony. the memorial included wreaths, bouquets, notes of condolences. officers from hayward police and other law enforcement agencies escorted the body to the chapel of the chimes. >>> there will be eyeground breaking on a memorial that pays tribute to the september 11th attacks and the police officer and firefighters that died in the line of duty. it will respect -- represent the planes and the names of the police officer and firefighters who have died in the line of duty. that will be located next to the old city hall building on mission boulevard. it is expected

hills at the beverly wilshire hotel.talking about this. she said when i heard donald trump talking about this i started screaming. finally someone was talking and addressing this issue. >> and lawmakers aren't doing anything either. switching things around and calling them racist after they've lost children a tough pill to swallow. you look back at donald trump's comments and the hot water it got him in macy's pulled the plug he said it was him, the beauty pageant, univision, nbc with "the apprentice" and all of that. just the attacks, right? then all of a sudden this go-awful things happens in san francisco where a man who had seven felonies on his record who had been deported five times, apparently shoots and kills this woman, kate steinle in cold blood and now all of a sudden the conversation shifts a bit and many are saying did donald trump have a point. well all of that seemed a bit odd to raven symone on "the view" yesterday. she has a conspiracy theory that druch was behind the whole thing?onald trump was behind t

>> "the beverly hillbillies." >> cbs had "the beverly hillbillies."res." >> "petticoat junction." and these rural fantasies of mayberryism. >> the hillbilly shows were everywhere and then they weren't. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said, "we are going to get rid of the shows that are the most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. >> it changed the face of television. >> my name is norman lear. [ applause ] >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear, created iconic shows. >> they revolutionized cbs and all of television. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the -- are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> only the beginning. i th

beverly, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> did you know right away, beverly, when you took a couple the first sip, the room began to spin. i was woozy and i took another sip and it just increased from there. >> you describe to him as dragging you out of the home that he did not sexually assault you. how are you able to get away? >> well after i realized that i had been drugged, i just looked him right in the eye and i can't say what i called him on television but i went into this tirade and i got louder and louder and calling him this name and he just decided that let me get this woman out of there. it was a survival instinct that kicked in for me. it was very lucky. >> fast forward to today. >> yes. >> you hear the news these are cosby's own words in this deposition. beverly, did you ever think that this day would come? >> frankly, i wasn't surprised at all. i knew that after 49 women have come forward and told their story, a story that was similar to mine that eventually it was going to come to light. so i wasn't surprised, i'm just very happy for the victims that they have some s

. >> then, former super model beverly johnson. cosby's shocking admission that he drugged women with quaaludes. >> i wasn't surprised. >> america's sweat hearts come home. >> we are the champions -- >> why are they making 40 times less than the men. >> plus, town living in fear. >> things are so bad here police issued a robo call alert

and we leave you with footage of oculus story, "henry," it premiered at a private event in beverly hillsted to give hollywood a glimpse at the future of filmmaking. ♪ emily: it is time now for the daily bite, one number that tells a whole lot. a significant chunk of the money that goes into funding data centers in the middle east japan, and europe, coming out of an e-commerce giant that is trying to step up its game and level the playing field with amazon. amazon web services reported second quarter revenue of $1.8 billion. alibaba pot ceo says that the investment is just a beginning and that he hopes to match or outperform amazon within three years to four years. time now for akamai. the company set sales growth to slow next quarter. shares have since recovered. the future hinges on competitors for netflix. today do the behind-the-scenes -- they do the behind the scenes work to make sure the content is delivered quickly. joining me now in the studio tom leighton. great to have you back your on the show. you guys have been building out your capability to support these web tv services, th

that includes former model beverly johnson. >> i took a couple of sips of the cappuccino. sip, i knew i had been drugged. >> cosby's attorney tells abc news the only reason why he settled the 2005 case was because it would have been embarrassing and hurtful to put all those women on the stand and his family have no clue. >>> south carolina's one step closer to removing the confederate flag from the grounds of the state capitol. state senators voted 37-3 to take down the flag, some of them saying they didn't realize how offensive it was till that church massacre that left nine people dead including clementa pinckney whose desk was draped in black. the bill must pass the house and be signed by the governor before the flag comes down. >>> there are reports that an isis leader who caused for attacks on the fourth of july was killed himself on that very day by a u.s. drone strike. despite recent successes, the administration warns there will not be a quick victory against isis. abc's kenneth moton has details. >> reporter: it was a rare visit to the pentagon for president obama

late yesterday in beverly hills trump doubled down on those criticisms. he also took aim at his opponent hillary clinton for supporting sanctuary cities. >> i think the sanctuary cities are a disgrace. i think it's a disgrace. and most people never even heard about it until the last week. sanctuary cities are a disgrace. and if hillary clinton, who just came out big in favor of sanctuary cities, if she's going to have that she's going to lose the election. >> let's go to msnbc's amanda sakuma in phoenix, arizona, where mr. trump is expected later today. what kind of a rally are they anticipating there amanda? >> good day, alex. we're expecting the crowds to swell into the thousands. but not everyone coming to the heart of downtown phoenix is expected to be a supporter of donald trump's. we are expecting activists from the pro-immigrant rights community to be here to protest trump's address. and this shows the dynamic we had here in arizona where there's a strong grass-roots movement for immigrant rights while on a deep red state along the border. a lot of

it was seen near 107th and beverly avenue in oakland near the suspect's home. >> we don't know hot driver is. we want -- but we're looking for that driver. this is just a piece of information we developed to talk about what the person knows. >> a viewing will be at the chapel of the chimes in hayward on wednesday. the funeral is thirst morning in castro valley. >>> a gruesome discovery at a vallejo home has police investigating a murder-suicide yesterday afternoon on songwood drive. a man and woman were found shot to death inside another man found outside the home with life-threatening injuries. five others were found on the second floor of the home unharmed. the shootings stemmed from a domestic dispute. >>> we could find out today whether a judge will grant a san diego woman with a terminal illness the "right to die." the lawsuit asks that the court impose an injunction on the current law declaring it unconstitutional. a bill to legalize the "right to die" in california stalled earlier this month. the state is asking the judge to dismiss this woman's lawsuit. >>> inspector-general says

"star trek," and "dynasty" and "beverly hills 90210." she left it all. >> there was some money in the -- >> i won't go there. >> a boy? >> we are not going there. >> could be. we wore there early in the morning. i will let your imagination go. >> when her daughter kate graduated and moved to new york city. her mom embraced texting as the principal means of reaching kate at all hours. >> oh, my gosh. beautiful out. >> reporter: we spent a saturday with them recently during one 20 minute period when they were apart, kate received a total of 11 texts. three pictures. mostly as her mom went shopping on her behalf. >> oh this is cute. can i take a picture of you in the top and send it to her. >> of course. >> let me get your front. turn around the front. okay. >> reporter: one of kim's preoccupations in the texts is the fact that kate's boyfriend, kim calls super jew has not proposed after more than a year of being together. okay, here we go. kate, omg, i found the perfect guy for you on j-date. what? mother tell me you did not make a pre fil