. >> beverly in new york, beverly. >> this is beverly from staten island. boo-yah.out dine equity, buy, sell or hold. >> remember that the company was hurt by the fact that mcdonald's is going to do that all day mcdonalds. i think we're going to stay away until we get a better quarter. >> my question is -- >> we decide, remember that one is a little too -- we were saying that was a little too controversial. >> frank in pennsylvania. >> caller: starbucks. >> they're going to go to 1.84. we can't wait to buy more. jim in florida. jim. i bought seagate technologies. just a few weeks ago at $35. >> that conference call was a bad conference call. the guy down there was really amazing. people feel the dividends not safe. that was one tough conference call. nobody stops, nobody knows. dillon in pennsylvania, dillon. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> caller: i have a question about chk, chesapeake oil. >> they've moved up like freeport. these are ones that have been a short squeeze. i prefer the much more well balanced ones. of cour occidental

yep, that's beverly's house right there.struction projects. feels like i've just walk under to the belly of the beast. thanks for letting us crash your construction site. >> welcome. welcome to portland as well. >> he seems like a nice guy. you basically represent the man? >> sure. >> your are e're the guy who co and changes the neighborhood. and it doesn't feel everyone values long-term black ownership? >> i agree when you say i'm the man. but people talk about development and see an extreme amount of wealth making all these decisions. when it's just people like any of us who have chosen to improve parts of the city. >> everybody has a different addition of what improve is. >> but it is eaturning from a tn toa at city is it's fun to watc. >> i talked to an older black woman and every so often someone knocks on her door and offering to buy her home even though she's made it clear she wants to keep her home. >> in my opinion, it's an economic force. there's no one orchestrating this outcome. that woman, get her out. it has no

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back to brian in beverly hills. >> much more sedate here, i can assure you.ing, tyler, thank you. okay. the presidential candidates entering the remaining primaries all ahead of the convention this summer. let's get color and insight with everything going on. we're joined now by eric cantor, former house majority leader and now a managing director at the investment bank. good to have you on. >> nice to be here. >> did it ever get that bad in the u.s. congress? almost to blows? >> almost. it was not that bad though. >> we talk about the dysfunction. how bad was it? >> you know, there's a little bit more decorum than that. clearly there's just real differences in terms of the direction of the policy-making in this country. we've seen sort of a dysfunction set in and really over the last seven years so hopefully we'll see a breakthrough come november. >> and it's amazing, and i know it's probably an uncomfortable topic but your defeat saying what happened to congressman cantor. this is just the first step. this was a turning point. >> i would say a populist, not

. >>> beverly, good morning. >> good morning. got that dry pavement, good visibility.a good start to the ride. not used to that. so far so good. around the capital beltway, the work zone should be picking up, that's good news right now. over to college park, clearing out of the roadway. there was a work zone on the outer loop, too, past pennsylvania avenue. that's moving out of the way. work zone still seems nothing place, that's in the cameras northbound on 395 heading to duke street. they tend to linger and they're lingering on the right side of the roadway, but so far, no real challenges. they'll pick that up very soon and we'll keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> the washington monument is closed again today. the national park service says wiere are more power issues the monument closed twice in one week back in march for the same issue. and one of those times, 40 people got stuck in the elevator or the monument's observation level and they had to walk down the stairs. >>> these people didn't mind walking up and down, racers lined up yesterday

this january from beverly hills courier. beverly hills post office with more customer woes. with indulgence of the chair i submit them for record? >> without objection. >> thank you. i would like your commitment you will work with our office to look into these issues. i'm elevating it because you happen to be here but also we have tried with the local folks on numerous occasions. we'll solve individual cases systematically they keep on coming in. i think there needs to be a systemic fix. >> congressman, absolutely. if i may address just beverly hills i'm familiar with adjustments in transportation and staffing to improve the performance out of that particular facility. i will be glad to talk to you and follow up on other issues. >> thank you. then my last point, one of nye colleagues said that the postal service should be run more like a business. you don't actually set the rates for your products, correct? >> products that generate roughly 76% of our revenue are capped at household inflation. >> right. in fact, if you actually set your products at market rates you would be

i'll have time to go into my office, relax, extract, go to beverly hills.[ laughter ] rinsed with extra hot water. it was sterile, i think. so i'm in this meeting. mind you, my best friend's in the meeting with me. he knows the time crunch i'm under and the meeting's going on and on and on. all the presidents of warner brothers. and i didn't out of this meeting and the clock is ticking. all of a sudden i'm out of the meeting. i have 15 minutes to get from burbank to beverly hills and procure my sample. this is the god's truth. i had to drive cross-town, rush hour. thank god there was heavy traffic on laurel canyon. so it slowed down enough that i could -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> i literally masturbated on laurel canyon in heavy traffic. [ applause ] into -- you're not just dealing with that. it would be one thing you're just like oh. you know, loosey-goosey. just go for it. but i have a jar. and you know, it's heavy traffic. it's very curvy for you all who have not been on laurel canyon. it's one of the twistier roads in america. it's hard enough

particularly among the new christian right, such as concerned women for america, which was led by beverly lehay, that argued if the era were put in place it would mean a loss of privilege for women and not necessarily a lot of new rights and benefits for those women. >> on the other side, betty ford there was a ver prominent supporter of the e.r.a., betty ford. ms. griffis: betty ford is one of the most fascinating first ladies in american history. she is called the first modern first lady since eleanor roosevelt because of her activism. she was already known as a supporter of women's rights and women's issues. she suffered from breast cancer. she gained a lot of notoriety and appreciation from women because she publicized breast cancer and the importance of getting screened. so when betty ford supported the equal rights amendment, she did so based on the premise that it was important to be a woman, in in the traditional way people understood womanhood, but also, she believed women should be legally and politically equal. and the only way america could go forward and progress is if women

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last december beverly hills post office issues continue and this january from "beverly hills courier" beverly hills post office ends year with more customer woes. with the indulgence of the chair if i could submit these. >> so ordered. >> if you could work with my office to look into these issues. i'm elevating it because you happen to be here, but also we have tried with the local folks on numerous occasions. they will solve individual cases but systemically they keep on coming in. i think there needs to be a systemic fix. >> if i may address beverly hills which i am familiar with specifically. we did make some adjustments in transportation and staffing to improve the performance out of that particular facility. i'll be glad to talk to you and follow-up on the other issues. >> thank you. then my last point, one of my colleagues said that the postal service should be run more like a business. you don't actually set the rates for your products, correct? >> products that generate roughly 76% of our re revenue are capped at household inflation. >> and, in fact, if you actually set your p

rocky a beverly hills psychiatrist.eds will go to the susan g.comen foundation for breast cancer. >> what have you discovered about yourself in his process? >> that i'm still janice and i'm going to fight. >> she really is already fig fighting hard last week she was sick and not doing well but as you can tell she still has the spunk and fire in her. >> she always does. thank you for doing such a good job on a subject that hits close to home for you. we appreciate it. we'll be right back. documento.j. made in america watch it at e.t. online.com. >> well here's a new reason to love lindsey. >> the legendary red head is back this time in full color. the back to back epi aired tonight and they really through color and they were original photographs from the set used to ge color just right. >> we haven't got all day. >> they told us she is old school. >> personally i thought it was in black and white. >> it doesn't need to be for me. if it helps them sell more then that's fine. i don't know so i don't have anything to say. >

>> lisa vanderpump versus lisa rena at the "reallhousewives of beverly hills" is explosive.lisa vanderpump leaving the show? we sat down for an at-home exclusive to find out. >> it was an awful season. awful. >> it was an emotional roller coaster. >> you're caught. p> lisa rena seems to have taken it to you this season. >> yeah. she might as well hit me with a baseball >> shut up. you know what [ bleep ] own it. >> a lot of people are wondering if it's lisa last season. is she callin quits? >> i'm going to beambiguous. nothing has been decided yet. for the most part, i had an amazing time. pt's begin me so many incredible platforms. >> lisa's latest platform is the vanderpump dog foundati dedicated to improving the lives of dogs. it's cause close to her heart. thank you for inviting us into this spectacular, gorgeous home. you're welcome. it's my zoo really. >> li gave me a tour of her home which includes swans, miniature horses and eight dogs. >> can i have a little cuddle? >> doggy would have fit in perfect the met gala. we've got so much more met gala fashiins. beyonce dr

one of the guitar's that belonged to music legend prince will be auctioned off in beverly hills.shaped bright yellow guitar that prince used to perform some of his hit singles has an opening bid of 30- thousand dollars. the auction begins on june 24th. and may feature more guitars from the " purple rain" star. >> marty:other prince items at the beverly hills auction will inculde record sales plaques and original demo tapes. prince was found dead at the age of 57 on april 21st at his recording complex in minnesota. of festivities and countdown to a bay to breakers race a thousand people expected to take part we have harper at their for live update and a few minutes. for the weekned. it's the cuban rumba jam in berkeley. check out afro-cuban folkloric drums, dances, songs and rumba. it's all happening at la pena cultural center from 3:30 to 6:00. the event is free to attend. take a look at this. >> marty: kids are participating in track and field frills they did a couple dances as well programming reminder another episode of the back story and let's take a sneak peek. >> rebecca: t

looking forward to simon cow j america's got talent as a judge on nbc so i decided to hop over to his beverlyate to talk to him abou new gig and the one job he wants nothing with. >> you have guest hosted with kelly ripa before. would you ever do itagain? >> no, that was one of the most trau things i've ever done. it was a horrible moment. i was talking about recipes or something, i was literally making the whole thing up n the spot. >> is that okay? >> yeah, delicious. >> i have never wanted to go back and i never will to be honest with you. >> so i guess that means it will never be live with kelly and simon but that's okay. a reported $550 million he's got his hands full. 77 shows worldwide. still manages one direction and then there's little manner rick who is 2. >> how is fatherhood treating you? how great that been? >> first 8 or 9 months was thinking i don't think he likes much. he knows how to try it on. how t away with things. so i said to him yesterday with a do daddy do for work? press buttons. >> you press buttons. >> i do. >> he does. >> and may 31st simon is back on tv here in th

. >> the beverly hills in your confrontation lasted a full two minutes yesterday. alec lamb basting the paparazzi. this happy scene almost minutes away. alec in the same jacket. she says she does her own laund and drags alec along for fun. even did yoga at the laundromat. here's what you didn't see as the couple took their selfies and did their own wash, paparazzi was nearby capturing the scene with his camera. while they take pictures of themselves for the world to see, you should take pictures of the couple at your own peril. >> maybe alec needs to do more yoga with his wife. >>> here are the people who were loving getting their pictures taken. even cinderella's coach had o turn backk after the one o kind designer dresses disappear, stars reveal they but mere mortals after the bal first, just got to say, we are so loves these before-and-afters. hours later, nomakeup. lady gaga went d or ripped denim. kate upton took a trip to the gym and walked her dog. and rose who found her s beyonce workout wear. going from this to this. louis vuitton to a pajama onesie. you g

meanwhile in beverly hills toniiht, the two women married to prince are coming together to celebrateeing organized by prin ex and garcia will also be there. >> says a lot about him that his exes are org this. i'm sure it's going to be beautiful. bye, everybody. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant:now at eight. a new deadly encounter on an east bay highway. >>there was some kind of road rage. shots were fired >>whoosh >> grant:lower rents and shorter commutes: the east bay is attacting high tech jobs. how the benefits are spreading to the entire bay area. >>whoosh >> grant:napa's vineyards as you've never seen them before. a quadcopter four reporrt on the drought's impact on the wine industry. >>whoosh >> grant:and is your pooch ready for home cooked meals delivered to your door?

brian sullivan is live in beverly hills. we'll get to him. melissa lee is off today. we begin with the power player, maybe in the world of investing, that would be warren buffett. berkshire hathaway holding the annual meeting this week in omaha. class a stock up more than 11% so far this year and that, of course, outperforms the major averages. our becky quick is live in the aforementioned omaha. hi, becky. >> tyler, thank you very much. warren buffett is called the oracle of omaha for a reason, he made a lot of money for a lot of people. he had a gain of 24.8% in shares of berkshire. that may not sound like a lot but it crushed the return on the s&p 500. he built up millionaires over time and a lot of those people have loyalty to him. that doesn't mean every investment he makes is a winner. he is the first to admit he made a lot of mistakes. the winners start out looking like losers, too. the jury is still out on a stake he's been building up over the last 4 1/2 years, ibm. right now it looks like a huge loser. he built up an will 8.5% stake in the company itself and

. >> reporter: so many people wanted to be part of it, including beverly johnson, already famous in herdecade's most celebrated african-american model. she is one of more than a dozen women who shared their stories in a&e's documentary "cosby: the women speak." >> i was thrilled that they were interested in auditioning me for the show. i believe that there was even a possibility of a re-occurring role. >> reporter: in the mid-'80s, johnson says she was invited to cosby's brownstone to rehearse. next, she says he insisted she try a cappuccino. >> immediately i felt woozy. everything was spinning. and i was dizzy, and i knew i had been drugged. no doubt in my mind. he puts one hand around my waist. and i remember cocking my head and saying, "you're a [ bleep ], aren't you?" >> reporter: according to johnson, cosby escorted her out of the house and threw her into a taxi. >> i was so disappointed. it was like a family member had done something to me. i knew that the kind of person i was dealing with would destroy me. >> my name is chelan lasha, and i was 17 years old when i met bill cosby.

the del center, is exactly the place where franky beverly will be here in august.ren dawn johnson. >> ♪ before i let go ♪ >> you know i love that song. i love all of the songs actually. >> every consumer probable seems to have its owner have sean every keurig, one for beer, tortillas. >> tortillas? well, now there is new article, thaws causing some excitement by promising keurig machine for marijuana. >> wow. >> a massachusetts based company that is working on making marijuana vaporize err with a lot of similarities to keurig coffee machine. the company has another keurig connection, chairman used to be an executive at you guested it keurig green mountain before retiring to spend his golden years breaking into the pot business. >> wherever one making all their business. >> colorado has seen quite an up tick, make it legal, recreational pot. >> true. get on a plane this, he say turn your phone off. do you ever leave it on and keep texting until you take off? >> to the very last second. >> so people are asking what happens when you don't really turn your phone offer?

normally when i go to l.a., i go to hollywood or beverly hills for my big-time show biz meetings with my big-time show biz agents who never return my calls. big-time. but this week, i'm going east. east l.a. and boyle heights. those neighborhoods are just slightly more latino than the rest of l.a. and by slightly, i mean they are beth well over 90% latino. east l.a. and boyle heights are located geographically not far from beverly hills, but let's say i feel like i owe my high school spanish teacher an apology for saying why would i never need to use spanish after i graduate? the history of latinos settling in east l.a. can be traced back to the early 1900s. attracted by plentiful work and escaping government unrest, most mexicans planned on moving back. but as the city grew, so did labor opportunities and the thriving community known as east l.a. was born. if i'm going to learn anything, i know i have to first hit the streets and talk to the people. would you mind talking to us for a second? don't understand english? you want to talk to us for a second once you're off the phone? okay

sam was born in 1955 and grew up in beverly hills, just down the street from groucho marx. after graduating from stanford university, sam catapults his way up in the tv business, becoming a showrunner in 1978 for the hit series "taxi," at the age of 23. >> sam was the youngest showrunner in the history of television, when he was a showrunner on "taxi." >> mark thompson is an l.a. radio host and a long-time friend of simon's. >> to describe him as highly intelligent would be to understate it in the extreme. >> sam works on "barney miller" and "cheers," before teaming up with matt groening on "the simpsons," which premieres on the fox network in 1989. >> matt groening created these characters and this family, but the universe that the simpsons exist in -- the town, the nuclear power plant, mr. burns, all of these different characters... sam simon was the driving force behind that. >> but in 1993, after four trailblazing seasons, sam decides he wants a life outside of television. before quitting, he negotiates a deal giving him continuous credit as an executive producer and a