that they have committed war crimes ok mitchell back i'll let you respond but let me just bring in beverly milton edwards the conversation first i would allow you to respond to what mustafa barghouti said in just a moment but i want to hear from beverly on what's been happening in the. this region and the guys in israel border these past three weeks the protests are now entering their third week must suffer bag-o. t. says something positive has come out of this because it has shown that palestinian people are stepping up and as expose israel he says what do you think these protests have shown has anything positive come out of it for the palestinians. well i think that as both of our commentators have pointed out really rather expressively what what this is all showing is the depth of enmity between palestinians and israelis and that really the dead end of peace politics we're seeing this ever dench really through these protests protests which are about one of the major issues for conflict resolution between israel and the palestinians a peace process that would if it was resolved deliver s

is is that we're in debt and politics right and as we heard from from both our commentators there beverly the palestinian say these protests are nonviolent civilian led israel says hamas is behind all this on. i'm curious you know who's winning the public opinion battle right now if you will it's been what three weeks now who among in the international community who is attracting the most sympathy right now well i think there are wins for for both sides and we have to be realistic about that so i mean israel has deployed its media efforts i mean we can see that through the role in the role that this playing in the international press through social media if you look at the i.d.f. spokesman if you look at the coordinator for guards or affairs and you can see that there's a very fulsome response in terms of trying to maintain support in a window the window of a new supporters if you look at commentary on twitter you'll see that there are an awful lot of people behind israel and most importantly of course for the israeli government is the israelis themselves up behind their own government an

we are live at the milken institute global conference in beverly hills, california, where we have beenpeaking with top newsmakers. stay tuned for interviews with u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin. t-mobile buying sprint for $26.5 billion stock to take on verizon and at&t. some still fear the deal will get blocked. it we will hear from ceo john ledger. apple earnings are just around the corner and investors will finally have an answer, did iphone x sales live up to the hype? but first, to the sprint tumbling 10% and regulators may reject t-mobile's agreement by a company worth six point -- $26.5 million. sprint are hoping it will let them get a jump on verizon and at&t when it comes to building a next-generation network. with t-mobiledown ceo john ledgere. >> talk about the deal and talk about the value to shareholders. and second, talk about why it will get approved. those two things together will drive shareholder value. is actually 140 $5 billion enterprise value combined company. what we are going to have starting from day one is $75 billion to $57 billion service .evenue that

sam zell joins us live in beverly hills. >> the global conference is underway in beverly hills. andthousands of executives of course, policy. market heree the and beyond. >> thank you. foreign policy and global politics are front and center. i'm here with senator bob corker of tennessee. thank you for making time for us. benjamin netanyahu has evidence that iran has a secret program. your thoughts? >> it is nothing new. since 2003.t that the obama administration chose not to pursue that issue. we have all known. it is like the biggest known secret out there. this is really not groundbreaking your it with known this for some time. >> how does this factor into how the administration makes its decision on whether to pull out or stay in the deal #>> i don't think it affects the decision on whether to pull out. one is greater inspection, so that would focus on one issue. we know they have lied about their previous program. it would deal with ballistic missile testing. right now, as you know, after 10 years of disagreement, they are up and running again. if the agreement did not have

please join me in welcoming beverly upton.applause] >> thank you, chief, thank you, mayor farrell, thank you to the doctor for her leadership and everybody who is with us today. i am also proud to be one of the tri-chairs of san francisco's family violence council and it shows that domestic violence threats with weapons are up 50% in san francisco. we have to stop this trend and this will help us. this weekend alone, the thousand oaks mall shooting started with a domestic violence incident. the parkland shooter was set off by relationship that ended poorly. who knows what got the young man that shot today at his high school in delaware? but as supervisor sheehy reminds us, domestic violence is at the kernel of so many of these dangerous mass shootings and taking entire families out around the country. this weekend in brooklyn, a family was shot and killed. four members of a family. including a one-year-old. there have been 15 calls of domestic violence to this household. the gun was still in the home. the prerp traitor of the

>> i remember i would see beverly at every audition. >> competish. >> sign-in sheets. got their starts in commercials. ♪ i like the taste of juiciest but i am wearing my new dress ♪ >> in 1987, jodie began "full house." ? ? 1991, she met christine for the audition of "step by step." >> i was a huge fan of "full house." i was freaking out on the inside but playing cool on the outside. >> beverly apt "7th heaven" premiered in '96. now, this bond goes beyond '90s sit comcoms now. they're all moms. >> you don't have to do it. if you want to do it, that's fine. >> coming up, a sneak peek at tonight's "criminal minds" seasonal finale. with the one and only adam rodriguez. next on kron-4 news at eight:as the bay area remembers the devastation from the 1906 earthquake.a dire prediction from scientists about the fault line...running under the heart of the east bay.plus...san francisco gearing up for friday's huge 420 celebration.the warning from the city...next in a live report.plus...plenty of sunshine on the way for the rest of the work week.we've got your four zone forecast.

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there -- also beverly hauser, president of district media group and also hosts a podcast.ike that. thank you for joining us for jessica, i will start with you. you have something that you don't normally say. it has actually been a good week for the president. in the midst of all the news you talked about how really, the breaker between north and south korea has got lost in the news cycle. tell me what you think it's been a good week for the president? >> i think the managing north korea and south korea is historic. that has been going on 63 years of war. we obviously know with the us and china we need to what they will do. them shaking hands and spending time together that is something a lot of people never seen a tenure. in the meeting with emmanuel macron what will it also with angela merkel presences of this i wish you didn't but -- >> like what? [laughter] >> i'm trying to be positive. tough talk about nato, paying their fair share. and it is not necessarily how i would want the president to execute but i support the message generally. it seems like angela merkel is al

up fromre is coming beverly hills. >> think you for that.ime for a look at some of the biggest is the stories in the news right now. elliott management becoming an loanr of collateralized obligations according to people familiar. the hedge fund is building a team to assemble deals and has listed consultants to help with efforts. in the first quarter, sales totaled a record $37 billion. that is 100 18% up from a year ago. the largest warehouse owner will get even bigger. $8.4 billion in the stock and debt deal. amazon and other e-commerce. wanting to use blockchain to fight the opioid after -- epidemic. they were track pills for many factors to patient homes and find when a patient takes up multiple prescriptions from doctors. this is scheduled for spring. that is business flash update. coming up, better prices. that is what the t-mobile ceo said when we can expect his new super carrier. we will hear from him next in the deals report. a quick look at what is going on the market the session today. a snapshot for the s&p 500, you .4%.ee, pressu

steven mnuchin speaking to stephanie flanders at the conference in beverly hills.atrt tatro.ed by quin let's start on the possible exemption from tariffs and eu allies. are these cliffhangers helping fuel volatility? or is that part of life and we have to get used to it. i think it is absolutely fueling volatility when we don't have answers. the market does not like uncertainty but i also think it is the era of the trump administration and we just have to get used to it. we have gotten used to it to a degree but we're certainly going to see continued volatility to these uncertainties. and nobody wants to see a trade war. and i throw win this word interest rate war or bond war because we have a $350 billion trade deficit with china. to think that we're going to a close tariffs and they are going to impose tariffs to hurt us is ridiculous. what they will do is probably what we are seeing which is them stalling in their buying of treasuries or selling treasuries which is going to spike our interest rate which will dramatically impact our economy. thatnk we are seeing

let's give beverly a chance.s complaint alleges a conspiracy between the russian government and the trump campaign, beverly. so far nobody has shown any connection, any collusion. >> i think democrats continue to want to find some evidence that this election that president trump won, that he didn't win it legitimately. whether it's the mueller investigation, whether it's this new investigation, they're continuing to find some connection. yet we haven't found anything. we still need to wait for the mueller investigation, the report to come out. so far there's nothing to prove it. even with the way that the media wants to report that trump is soft on russia, i will agree, i disagree with his rhetoric sometimes, he's not our friend, putin is not but his actions have been very strong. you can take expelling 60 diplomats in the past few weeks and friday, we had the attack against syria. putin is working hand and hand with assad and that was a strong move by the president. this has the mainstream media wanting to tie t

joining me now to debate media group with the beverly and mustafa, thank you for joining us, we appreciateood morning. >> good morning. heather: take a look at what president trump had to say in response to chuck todd, you heard what he had to say, this was his tweet, sleepy eyes chuck todd fake news nbc just stated that we have given up so much in negotiations with north korea and they have given up nothing, wow, we haven't given up anything and they have agreed to denuclearization so great for site closure and no more testing. as we continue to take a look at his response, who do you agree with, chuck todd, leave aside the lazy eyes whether he has those or not in reference to north korea, what do you think, are we give get away too much? >> i don't know what chuck todd thinks we are giving away, say we are going to stop missile testing, stop nuclear program, that is a huge victory for the trump administration and everybody should be praising him. if we are able to do this through diplomatic efforts and not military efforts, it's an understatement that this is tremendous victory but i wil

beverly upton, proud to be part of the san francisco sexual violence consortium . what if we formed a team from the day the survivor reached out? what if 9-1-1 believed and formed a team that second? the dispatchers were well-trained, knew how to speak to survivors and started to build the team right away? what if the responding officer then joined the team, believed the survivor and started to build the team around the survivor? then advocates could join the team. nobody would make the survivor prove, as their judge and jury at every step of his or her journey, they wouldn't have to prove their case over and over again. there would be a team that believed them. inspectors and responding officers would believe them and would start with all of us to build a team. to build that support around the survivor so then when it got time to present a case, everybody would be engaged in it already. there would be advocates, people would know how to talk to survivors and they would form a team very early on. we could do this. we already work together on so many other issues, t

up a gear.it this is bloomberg markets, and this is the milken in beverly hills.k with erik schatzker. he is joined by a tight in the industry. erik: i am here with manny friedman. he has six and a half billion dollars in hedge funds. his name joins another firm, fdr. --fbr. good morning to you. you once described your investment philosophy as understanding big revolutionary andes in the markets, taking advantage of structural opportunities created by these changes. >> that is true. how are you taking advantage of it? : the: the biggest -- manny biggest change, small banks, medium banks, in the equity side and in the debt side. there is a revolution taking place. they are getting the advantage swingsive pendulum and thederegulation, administration put in rules that favor small banks, so the playing field is not level. they have huge advantages over large banks. they are growing at 8%, with 12-15%.growing at that has become a positive theirck loop, where stocks are doing well. the capital markets are open. a new high today. that is a plus for banks because of the w

beverly in vermont. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. levity on my opinion. i talked with a lot of farmers in this area and they have a rough time. my own experience was growing up in vermont, right here in bethel. i lived in town but we had cows, pigs, chickens, we grew all of our own vegetables. my mother canned everything. we got very few things from the grocery store. i guess you would call that rural vermont. everyone had their own garden and took care of themselves. what -- the problem now, the farmers are having a rough, rough time because they have these great big conglomerates of west where they grow chickens and vegetables and big quantities. they cannot do the same. they do not have the ability. the money, the backing to do it. a in district heights, maryland. good morning. caller: hello? can you give me? host: yes. caller: no difference between rural america and urban america, it is the people in the areas. my great great grandfather purchased 40 acres in south , he was an enslaved person. now, the property -- most of the pro

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charles: but beverly, you made the point, have you folks who have been on g.o.p. they are sending spending bills that are opposite ha he campaigned on. they are not helping him on things like "nuclear option," they are afraid one day that dems will be in power, things he needs to get done as a businessman, a different approach for them, they seem to be pushing back or wait him out. >> here is the irony, a congress that in many ways did run on being fiscal conservatives. yet they are those who'll have to vote on if the president does move forward with resig -- rescission. i think on our spending cell happen. when we look at world affairs, i think with our economy, we need to be careful about our debt, if we want to talk about how china is behaving poorly, one thing to make sure is we're not indebted on them, the debt alone is important, i think that this is where i would like to see him make a deal. >> my stakes game -- charles: high stakes game, we're have a razor's edge, we hope we get resolution. north korea, we can get china, nafta, again, there is a lot of ten

their fortune over the years in the oil and banking sectors now there are collection is on display in beverly hills california ahead of the yorkshire she used to adorn the walls of the late david rockefeller spry that library before that she'd only had one. collector and writes a go to stein. picasso's the bill would flow of ask it is perhaps the most famous artwork from the vast collection that will go under the hammer next month what's extraordinary is that this is the largest auction for charity in world history we think that it will bring more than five hundred million dollars and the recipients are visual arts charities philanthropies universities science and vironment only conservation interest. water lilies in bloom by claude monet is another highlight the auction house estimates its value to fifty million dollars there are also works by paul gauguin. diego rivera. edward hopper. george o'keefe and many more we're looking at a fraction of the collection there are fifteen hundred pieces being sold half online so those pieces are two hundred dollars five hundred dollars a thousand dollar

beverly upton and the domestic violence consortium. it is truly my distinct privilege to introduce mayor mark farrell, a long time advocate for gun control and safety. as district 2 supervisor, mr. farrell introduced anti-gun ordinance to 2015 which was subsequently approved by the board of supervisors. this gun control package was intended to fill gaps that existed in federal, state and local oversight of firearm dealers and ammunition sales. this included requiring the video taping of all gun and ammunition sales within san francisco and required the regular storage and electronic transmission of ammunition sales data to the san francisco police department. as district 2 supervisor, mr. farrell introduced a safe gun storage and trigger lock law apooreded by -- approved by the board of supervisors in 2016. this mandated that all be kept in a locked container or be disabled by a trigger lock. as district 2 supervisor, mr. farrell announced his intention to introduce a gun restriction law after the krissy field rally in 2017. as you rec

i hope that we can work on beverly upton's suggestion that we can put a team in place because it doesn't start at the moment that someone presents and there should be a multidisciplinary team that is there to assist people because one of the things that i really heard was loa loneliness and not being heard and not being respected and not being treated as someone who had suffered a horrific crime, and the fact that we don't care. we set systems in place and we simply do not care is not right. so again, i will work with you supervisor ronen, thank you for taking this on and thank you for your leadership. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. i would like to make a motion to file this hearing. >> supervisor sheehy: without objection. thank you. do you want to postpone? i am so sorry. >> clerk: members of the public, we are still in session. [gavel] would you like me to call the item mr. chair. >> supervisor sheehy: yes, do you want to call the item. >> clerk: thank you. agenda item number 2. [ reading item 2] >> supervisor sheehy: we shall continue this if there is any public comment. wou

i hope that we can work on beverly upton's suggestion that we can put a team in place because it doesn't start at the moment that someone presents and there should be a multidisciplinary team that is there to assist people because one of the things that i really heard

as the two celebrated his launch of kkw beauty by mario at a private dinner at the waldorf astoria beverly're launching this the day you met ten years ago. >> yes. >> what do you remember about her? >> she was taking selfies the entire time. >> on a camera. >> on a camera. >> we didn't have camera phone. >> ladies, the next big trend of 2018. is the blue eye liner in? >> absolutely. you need to get the palette. that has the perfect blue in it. yes. it's going to be the biggest trend of 2018. >> kris jenner was also there rocking the blue eye. from kim, the make up queen to the queens and kings of gym, tan, laundry. yes, "the jersey shore" gang is together again and they're taking a family vacation and for mom of two, nicole, aka snooki it looks like old habits are hard to break. >> so i got into a little trouble this time around when it comes to mom raging. >> oh, my god. you reek of alcohol. >> all of us roomies we're such a hot mess. we have families. we're more mature, but when we get together, we are degenerates. >> from this. >> we keep it gangster. >> to this almost ten years later.

and then we speak with david solomon from the nelson institute in beverly hills. and the brexit balance shifts. theresa may names the eurosceptics as home secretary. we are 30 minutes away from the end of the monday session and stocks arising for the third day , the highest level for the european benchmark stoxx 600 since february. the second comes on the back of the fifth straight weekly gain, the best front since october. in the gauge is heading for the first monthly gain in three, the strongest monthly performance in september, up by 3.7%. all these currencies falling that it'se dollar, is he continues. bond yields are declining and there is an appetite for risk. there's a bit of m&a activity today, that's an understatement. look at sainsbury shares, rising 20% today, most on record and the highest since 2014. they agreed to buy walmart's $2.98 billion in cash and $4.3 billion and talk and walmart gets a 42% stake in the merged entity, becoming the biggest shareholder and the deal would create a supermarket giant tesco inor surpassing market share. the stats ar

and beverly bond of black girls rock.arpton, i begin with that question, advocating civil rights under donald trump? >> the irony to me, 50 years ago, i was 13 when dr. king was killed. and everybody was fighting each other. we were too main stream, somebody was too revolutionary. and the result was, the november dr. king was killed, richard nixon was elected. the danger is we can't let trump play us off against each other. >> uh-huh. i just the lessons from that time i think are so pertinent to this moment right now. we're in a moment where there's black lives matter, there's the womens march, there's me too, time's up, we're all trying to grapple with a president who's denounced so much. there's so much at stake and i think that's a profound lesson to learn from dr. inge can. -- king. >> we want to sit there and say how do we get there, and i'm hopeful about that. >> we don't just have a president that supports these very racist ideas. he's unearthed something about our community, about our america that we kind of let g

jen was out yesterday, makeup free leaving a beverly hills salon in a rare outing less than three months her split with justin theroux. but here's the question, is brad dating this woman, 42-year-old m.i.t. professor neri oxman? that's the rumor. since they've been spending time together, but here's what we know from our source. there is no romance, quote, they only have a professional relationship. the friendship is not surprising given that pitt is an architecture enthusiast and oxman is, well, an architect. >> it may be the new "american idol," but the pain of being sent home is still the same. 169 contestants made it to hollywood. now only 24 remain. i was on set for this sunday's show where a spot in the top 14 is on the line. >> lionel ritchie everybody. >> in this exclusive clip from sunday's show, lionel shows 'em how it's done. ♪ wife been -- i've been alone with you inside my mind ♪ >> how do you keep these kids' dreams alive when you gotta tell them no and send them home? >> we just turn them into lionel. >> you're going into the fire. >> it's awful. >> you got beautiful hair.

mimi was out last night in beverly hills celebrating boyfriend brian tanaka's 35th birthday. it's the first time we've seen her since she told the world she suffers from bipolar disorder. one person not surprised by the confession, mimi's ex, nick cannon. a source tells "e.t.," this isn't news to him. this was a big part of their relationship and even today it's something he's mindful of. and finally, anna faris milks james corden-- yeah, we said milks. it all went down in l.a. for corden's "crosswalk" musical. that's the "big bang's" kunal nayyar as left cow. anna's "mom" co-star allison janney was there, too. all for a production of "the sound of music" in between traffic lights. ♪ so, a needle pulling thread >> meanwhile, anna's ex, chris pratt was across the country in new york doing a good deed. visiting a sick fan. pratt even gave the 16-year-old a shout-out on instagram. he's always doing great stuff. back to "sound of music." carrie underwood. remember she starred as maria in 2013's "sound of music live." for than 18 million viewers tuned in. it's still the most watch

. >>> 4:56 and new this morning, the oat orus beverly hills brothers -- convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 are now reunited in the southern california prison. eric and lyle menendez war housed at different prisons and this week they were reunited near san diego where the pair is scheduled to serve out the remainder of their life sentences. presumably, though, not in the same cell. >> well a story of a missing dog in pleasant ton with a happy ending. a police officer yesterday was called out to a home after the owner could not find tablet. that is the dog. well they could hear the dog women perring but because of the overgrown brush could not find him so they called the fire department to help out and they came with the chainsaws and helped free the pup. tablet is going to be just fine. look at him jump. >> 4:57 and we're in a microclimate weather alert on "today in the bay." live look at the golden gate. one of the sloppy spots. we know sharon is north of there in santa rosa and getting a lot of rain right now. vianey is looking at the doppler and storm ranger and tracking

beverly robinson, thank you very much.y spy po|soning as " vauxhall announce they will build a new van at their plant in luton — safeguarding 1,400 jobs. the duke of edinburgh is in hospital for a planned operation. prince phillip — who‘s 96 — is having surgery on his hip. and in sport former england midfielder ray wilkins has died at the age of 61 and tributes flooded in today. england manager gareth southgate says the former manchester united and ac milan player was a great ambassador for the game, a proud englishman who loved playing for his country. there is an all english champions league quarterfinal to sever the seeming as manchester city travel to anfield with the liverpool bossjurgen klopp proud of their three european cups but urging his side to write their own history. and the 21st commonwealth games are officially under way after the opening ceremony this morning on the gold coast of australia. more on the story is just after half past. as we‘ve just heard, the former england football captain, ray wilkins, has

. >>> a music mogul's burglary -- beverly hills home was burglarized. >>> >>> we are learning new information about the suspect a golden state killer's life behind bars. officials say joseph deangelo is being held in a cell by himself at the sacramento county jail since being arrested nearly a week ago outside his citrus heights home. according to jail records, so far no one has visited the 72- year-old. he has declined requests for jailhouse interview, including our request from ktvu. he has been placed on suicide watch as a precaution and is also undergone a psychiatric evaluation. we last appeared in court on friday but did not enter a plea. he is set to return to court in two weeks. >>> officials are expected to meet with his former fianci. >> they hope she can provide more insight into the alleged killers motive. >> reporter: d'angelo's fianci was named buddy caldwell. she was 24. according to a book by one of the investigators, richard shelby, the east area rapist yelled out i hate you, bonnie, as he raped one of his victims. he -- she called off the engagement and eventually marry some

. >>> the menendez brothers who murdered their parents in beverly hills reunited in prison. eric and lyle menendez are now at the same correctional facility in san diego. lyle had been at a different prison in northern california. he got a transfer in february and this week he was moved into the same housing unit with his brother. that means they can interact during meals and in the exercise yard. the brothers killed their wealthy parent with a shotgun in 1989 -- parents with a shotgun in 1989. they said their parents abused them. a jury in 1994 convicted them of murder. they are serving life sentences with no possibility of parole. >>> a hiker missing for four days in southern california has been found alive. 33-year-old marcella santos suffered a severe knee injury as he trekked through the malibu creek park mountains on sunday. crews searched for him day and night including using rafts and helicopters. despite his injuries santos made it down a mountain to a salvation army camp where sheriff's deputies found him. will to survive out there. it was scar >> didn't have any s

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the member -- menendez brothers serving their sentence for murdering their parents inside their beverly hills mansion. their 1996 interview with barbara walters, one of their last times together. >> i'm just a normal kid. >> oh, erik, you're a normal kid who killed your parents. >> reporter: back then, a detective arguing the partners in crime might conspire to escape. now prison officials allowing the infamous brothers to both live inside this san diego prison. >> lyle burst into tears, and erik burst into tears, and they hugged each other for several minutes. >> reporter: lyle and erik testifying they were molested by their father. >> he would fondle me. >> reporter: but prosecutors argued the brothers were merely desperate for their parents' fortune. over the years, their only communication, letters. >> it's marvelous they are able to look at each other and love each other. >> reporter: lyle's move to be reunited with his brother in san diego comes after five failed attempts, tom. >> whit johnson for us tonight. whit, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonig

are tracing his steps, how the money was transferred to a shell company and then to an attorney in beverly hills. critics argue cohen might have also broken campaign finance law. that the $130,000 was in essence a campaign contribution aimed at helping trump win. a contribution never disclosed. and tonight, "the new york times" is also reporting the fbi was hunting for something else. documents related to the payment to another woman, former playboy model karen mcdougal, who claims she also had an affair with mr. trump. she was paid by "the national enquirer" for her story that was never printed. what's known as catch and kill. >> there were real feelings between the two of us, not just myself, not just him. there was a real relationship there. >> reporter: abc news has learned monday's raids took place after special counsel robert mueller uncovered information about potentially criminal conduct, but because it was not about russia, he alerted acting attorney general rod rosenstein. he then alerted the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york, who looked at the same mate

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