beverly you're sticking to esg?i am that is on the top of our most sustainable list i think it's a really interesting tech. it was only 28% leicester so there is definitely room, that is largely due to china. 20% of its revenues from china, but that is actually huge opportunity for them. china has a stated goal of expanding its biotech and life sciences business but they also don't plan on building any tools. jack: "when you're picking a very unloved stock. it's a hated stock. >> hated, few want to come back story you have to look at the stock that's been pressured at scone down from its business last year. the avenue ceo, you have a lot of assets that can be sold some great assets i'm not so great. it's about streamlining it's about paying down debt and it's about keeping those dividends healthy. jack: this is one of buffett's biggest mistakes i hope you are right. then, you are also could terry and gm. >> this company reported earnings this week and did well. but it's also the sweet spot here. it's not as overpric

hallburg to join me, you know, beverly, i think they are doing a great job, i'm looking at confidenceare going up and if the american people doesn't panic is because cdc has made good decision. >> i think because of that it gives researchers here time to try to find a vaccine before we have the virus spread even further, so i think they've made tough decisions but all made us feel more comfortable, i know i'm not scared yet, awful what's going on in china but good news for us so far. charles: i want to share a loser because i think it'll be a surprise, my second one, but not my first one, joe biden, obviously having a bad week, came as fifth in new hampshire, many calling in fact, for him to drop out but, i think the worse thing he might have done a new ad in south carolina, when i watch it i felt like i was watching -- >> we don't feel no ways tired, we've come too far from where we started. nobody told me the road would be easy. charles: you know, this is not the first time a democratic candidate quoted james cleveland. >> i don't feel no ways tired, i come to far from where i start

>> why is he coming to a hotel in beverly hills? >> reporter: he'll have a meeting with the olympic 2028 committee and a round table with who's described as his strong supporters, all millionaire businessmen in the area. is it an inconvenience? >> i'll let you know tomorrow. >> reporter: they didn't tell you ahead of time? >> well, they didn't say he was coming, but they said from 3:00 to 7:00 this area will be closed. >> reporter: and all morning the area was cordened off while security went through their checks. >> dave lopez reporting. now the democratic side of things. the new poll conducted by npr and pbs shows bernie sanders with a commanding lead. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is in second place with 19 percent support followed by joe biden with 15 percent. now the numbers qualify bloomberg for the next debate which is tomorrow night in las vegas even though he's not competing in early state contests like nevada. some polls show it shaping up as a sanders, bloomberg showdown on super tuesday. kpix 5 gearing up

beverly you're sticking to esg?p of our most sustainable list i think it's a really interesting tech. it was only 28% leicester so there is definitely room, that is largely due to china. 20% of its revenues from china, but that is actually huge opportunity for them. china has a stated goal of expanding its biotech and life sciences business but they also don't plan on building any tools. jack: "when you're picking a very unloved stock. it's a hated stock. >> hated, few want to come back story you have to look at the stock that's been pressured at scone down from its business last year. the avenue ceo, you have a lot of assets that can be sold some great assets i'm not so great. it's about streamlining it's about paying down debt and it's about keeping those dividends healthy. jack: this is one of buffett's biggest mistakes i hope you are right. then, you are also could terry and gm. >> this company reported earnings this week and did well. but it's also the sweet spot here. it's not as overpriced as tesla comment tr

little beverly johnson. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." with gayle king and open it open tony doko. there are new questions about why a north carolina teenager who was violently arrested during what his mother says was a mental health emergency received a plea deal instead of the treatment he was seeking. yesterday we showed you video of hayden long being tackled to the ground, tased, and then punched while in handcuffs after his mother tried to take him to a hospital e.r. jan janet shamlian is outside the polson.l in westerdam. now, the incident is raising questions about how people with potential mental health issues should be treated and cared for. an expert saying hayden should have been met with help, not handcuffs. >> you now personally admit these charges. >> reporter: hayden long pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor charges, one for assault, the other underaged drinking. >> because the alternative was letting my 16-year-old son go to court as an adult. this was the easiest and the safest route to take. >> reporter: it came after this

laura: alaina beverly, thanks so hamuch foranalysis. after three days of sectarian violence in the indian capital, delhi, prime minister narendra modi has appealed foralm. at least 23 people have been killed in the clashes over a new citizenship law, which critics say is anti-muslim. it hasesulted in the worst violence delhi has seen in decades. this report from yogita lamaye contai gphic images. yogita: a muslim soea that saw of the worst violence. until now, it was impossible to get inside. thisoa rd was full of moms of n armed with sticks, stones, and ev guns. we stopped when we see a stream of people hurriedly crossing our path. these are muslim families, and they are fleeing the hindu- dominated areas they live in. own homes anymore.fe in their one man tells me "hindu mobs are slaughtering us lik goats and chickens." we should a mosque that was set on fire, holyoo reduced to ashes. just outside, a muslim man was stabbed to death. he was t father of these girls. his wife has covered her face in mourning. yogita ithe adjoining hindu-

>>i guess it's expted he has some or is it president als in beverly hills, the president isattending a meet and greet with supporters and then a fund-raising dinner this evening at an undisclosed cations. wednesday, he'll travel to bakersfield for a meeting th house minority leader kevin mccarthy in central valley, farmers cocerned about agriculture and ter rights inthe region, immiation also on the president's mind in trump's style a mid-flight th president fired ck at a recent weet by la mayor eric garcetti who tweeted regaress of imgration status. the city is on your side and the lapd does not coordinate with ice. >>the president tweeted garre said he shouldn't be urging illegals to beat thsystem he should be urging them to safey turn themselves in. >>we are all for trump so we're goin for him that's definitely and actually she we've all of our so we love it and i could possly come visit my mother inthe neighborhood without lettin him know thathere are people against him. >>ineverly hills, voters on both sides of theolitical aisle hope for a glimpse of the commander chief who is a

charles: beverly, your loser is mcdonalds, quarter-pounder candles. >> we don't need candles that smellbun, you can get them in fan page, not quite yet, says coming good, winner as gag gift but loser -- do you want an onion candle is that what you want, a pickle candle, i'm not sure? charles: so far i haven't disliked anything about the quarter-pounder, i don't know, maybe the candle would take me there, before we go, time for one more winner, you like wine drinkers, the price to wine goes down and i thought people stopped drinking wine. >> that's part of the reason why it has gone down in price, people are buying it, good for the people who enjoy it, what we find that millennials are going to premade cocktails, white claw, millennials are trying to count the calorie and get lower calorie drink and wine may have to step up their game. charles: wine with mcdonalds scented candles might be good combination. >> cheap dinner date. that's what we all want. charles: appreciate it. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ charles: well, folks, small business is the backbone of our economy and nowadays with the help

president trump should be here in beverly hills in about three hours time.f business and meeting with the l.a. 20208 olympics organizing committee. the president has been a big supporter of the proposed $7 billion olympics. clearly his 4-day swing out west is not a lot less about l.a. 2028 that it is about campaign 2020. he wants to raise a lot of money and fire up his base. the money raising, he will have a fund-raiser here at the montage hotel in beverly hills. later today he will have a big fund-raiser. tomorrow at the rancho mirage, palm springs. the oracle cofounder larry ellison. he will be making appearances in arizona, colorado, nevada. every night of the trip, he's going back to las vegas. that's no coincidence perhaps that that's obviously the focus for democrats this week. their debate debate there tomorrow night and the caucus on saturday and before he left joint base andrews today, president trump was very happy to try to cause a little mischief among the democrats. listen. >> it just seems unfair what's happening to bernie sanders to be honest

beverly, thank you for being patient. what's your question? >> thank you.ator sanders, this may i'll be graduating from law school with over $250,000 in student loan debt. the majority from my undergraduate education. what is your plan to help students like me with student loan debt, and how do you plan to pay for it? >> thank you, beverly. our campaign is asking the american people to think outside of the box. what beverly just described is insane. it's what it is. what crime did she commit? she wanted to get an education. this is the wealthiest country on earth. people should not have to go a quarter of a million dollars in debt to get an education. and that is why i have proposed and will fight for a proposal that imposes a modest tax on wall street speculation. we bailed those guys out 12 years ago and a modest tax on wall street speculation will pay for making public colleges and universities tuition-free and canceling all student debt. >> quick question for you. >> yeah. >> so cost of college, real issue. cost of financing and what kind of rules they

charles: love doing this with you, beverly, have a great weekend, see you next week. >> you too.s: coming up next i'm asking one of my favorite market watchers if he was too cautious and i will share some of your winners and losers too. stay with us. ♪ ♪ charles: all right. stocks are retreating today from a four-day winning streak. they lifted all three major indices to all-time highs. even with today's pullback, the dow and s&p still on track for the best week in eight months. joining me is rob luna. rob, some anxiety, it's hard to judge the coronavirus stuff in the sense that, you know, here in america right now, it feels like, you know, we haven't had more infections, but there are thea images of planes landing with folks who may have it, there's the cruise ship stuff and there's other things. after 1100 points in four days, you expect the market to pull back as well. >> yeah. no, i agree, charles. we had that pullback last week and this week has just been a tremendous week. i think quite honestly, it caught a lot of people off guard including myself. i didn't expect this typ

we will hear from beverly, democrats line, huron, ohio. caller: hello. host: hi there. caller: thank you for taking my call. can you hear me? host: yes we can. go ahead. caller: i think trump is the worst president we have had. he is worse than nixon. amy klobuchar is my first choice, and pete buttigieg is my second choice. mike bloomberg is my third choice. i am very upset with our president, because he wants to make massive cuts to foreign aid , fema, medicaid, libraries, pbs, and he puts children in cages and separates families and is polluting our national parks, allowing drilling for oil. he is stealing from social forcing, and he is asylum-seekers to live in mexico instead of -- host: ok, loss there, beverly. caitlin emma, any response? guest: certainly i think your point of view is reflected by many democrats in congress. budget the president's proposal really as untenable some of the cuts you were talking about, cuts to the department of education, cuts to foreign aid come are very dramatic, democrats agree that they would not allow that to happen, and they are

neil: beverly hillbillies estate. >> that is mr.that was a record part of this is what i'm saying. >> that was. >> is worth a lot of money. >> he also bought up a lot of land. you know what he plans to do that? >> eerily owns 11000 square feet near the beverly hills area with his ex-wife, and his brother properties elsewhere across los angeles as well. it becomes so flashy and so different from what we know him as, i was watching an interview from ten years ago and back then he was worth $10 billion and drive an old honda accord, that's not the case anymore, we see him today in 2020, there's a different feeling with the richest man in the world and how he spending it. he actually got a deal because the hundred 55 million-dollar mansion, i think david bought it for $47 million, the old warner estate back in 1990. there's been appreciation and someone would say the land, you cannot find anything like it, no real estate agents involved in the cash, a straight transaction from david to another rich guy. no commission. neil: mark zuckerb

. >> i'm beverly jarrett. >>> breaking overnight, new results trickling in from the iowa caucuses.nd south bend mayor pete buttigieg is in front. he has 267.8%, of state delegates, followed by bernie sanders and joe biden. remember, here, 30% of the results are not reported. the sanders campaign, no doubt looking at the popular vote totals where sanders remains in front. >> buttigieg started in absecurity. now, he has to be regarded as a serious contender. that was sinking in after the fist s first set of results was released. >> it validates for a kid in a community, wondering, if he or she belongs. >> nevada and south carolina are ahe ahead, with large blocks of black voters that support him. first, new hampshire, an overwhelmingly white state. >> it's good to be back in new hampshire. more than you know. >> i wanted to do well in iowa. i count the four days. the first four are the key. two caucuses and two primaries. we'll see what happens. have they finished counting? >>> meantime, mike bloomberg's campaign is looking to capitalize on the chaos in iowa. he has topped $300 milli

from "beverly hills cop. >> seth: yeah, that's great. >> yes, eddie murphy >> seth: there you go.lt like they weren't -- they didn't think it was awesome. [ light laughter ] >> um -- no >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> my family was not exci -- i come from a large irish-catholic family in philadelphia >> seth: yeah. >> and we are all named robert or james or matthew, mark, luke or john. [ laughter ] and my grandmother, especially -- and look, very supportive people. >> seth: yeah. >> my grandmother was, like, "axel? well, we'll love him anyway. [ laughter ] and i was like, "of course you will of course you will." >> seth: and what's your other -- your other son is --? >> my other son is leo >> seth: and is that -- was that well received? >> that went over really well. [ laughter ] >> seth: why was leo so much better >> okay, so we originally thought -- first of all, we just picked leo because we thought it was a really cool name a nice name. and my grandmother was very excited. and i -- she has a brother -- had a brother named leo. so he would have been my great uncle. and she was v

news line from beverly in the us confirms it's a 1st coronavirus day it comes as old fart he's around the globe implemented containment measures to stop the spread of the virus in many areas residents are being asked to stay indoors in large public events are being canceled also coming up it's the berlin film festival and that names big has lots of them 7 silver and one gold gold cross for a little ghost about how microsoft. thank. god the big goes to the iranian film there is no evil a popular and political price of this is going on thanks plus dramatic same's in the bundesliga by munich transpose the tames match with company time to be interrupted twice after they show an offensive than. 0. 0. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program the corona virus virus has claimed its 1st victim in the united states where a patient in their fifty's died in washington state ecuador and qatar have confirmed their 1st cases with already as across the globe are implementing a range of containment measures to try to slow the spread of the virus amid a spike in cases the french government has imposed

and there was a minute's silence before the premiere of the 1st film at the beverly nada have also been various reactions from people in the arts world including here one from the pinnace ego leavitt who herself has been the subject of right wing extremism in the past he expressed a mixture of grief and rage and wrote at this moment every single one of my thoughts goes out to the victims of the terrorist attack of how now as well as their relatives i feel the deepest sorrow and speechlessness my rage at the perpetrator and those who pave the way for him in parliament blogs and media will come later. just one of many reactions but if we do move on now to the film festival i'll be talking to our man david levitz who's down at the heart of the festival in a minute but 1st of all it's the 70th edition of the belly and it's under new management so let's take a look. 70 years of the berlin it's a story with big stars and this year a new chapter a new festival directed euro carlo shut again artistic director and marietta reason big executive director in charge of business. there's the usual ec

charles: beverly hallberg, thank you very much. white house chief economic adviser larry kudlow telling folk business today that this selloff at this time has to do with external shocks and not domestic conditions. claman countdown host liz claman is with us. liz, are you hearing anything differently? liz: yeah, you know, i'm actually just hearing that it is very much driven by the fear of something that is on the horizon for the united states and not something that is actually here in great numbers. we know that some people have tested positive here in the united states. but that the fear is what's driving it versus say, for example, back in 2008 we saw that lehman brotherses went bankrupt. so that in and of itself is a fact. so far we're waiting on more facts here. but does it really matter, charles? the market is a voting machine. if you figure it's a gigantic herd or flock of birds, who knows whether it's the flick of an insect that interrupts them that makes them all turn tail. it is what it is. we are seeing a six to now-seve

. >> it was just phenomenal to sit with battle-hardened men who would weep openly in beverly hills restaurants or on military bases or wherever we might find them because this was such a powerful experience for them. >> reporter: you made a promise to these guys? >> yeah. >> reporter: what was the promise? >> the promise was that i'd get this story told on behalf of them. it was as simple as that. it wasn't hard to make that commitment to them, although it didn't occur to me it was going to take 20 years. >> pararescue jumper. >> reporter: working on an indy budget, he assembled a-list actors to play the veterans. peter fonda in what turned out to be his last movie, ed harris, william hurd, and samuel l. jackson, among others. how did you afford all those big players? >> well, nobody worked for their price. >> reporter: they were all old enough to know what vietnam had done to this country and to the soldiers who fought there. >> to a man, they wanted to pay tribute to those sacrifices that people that they knew made on behalf of the rest of us. >> get down, airman! >> reporter: no one was mor

hear that someone grew up in los angeles, and you think about swimming pools and palm trees, and beverly, and meghan markle's childhood in l.a. was not that. >> born in 1981, she is the only child of doria ragland and thomas markle. >> meghan's father was a lighting director for a number of shows in the los angeles area. most notably "married with children" and eventually became the director of photography, and that was the sort of behind the scenes less glamorous side of hollywood. >> meghan recounts spending time on the set with her father on the late, late show with craig ferguson. >> i grew up on the set of "married with children" every day for ten years. >> wow. >> i know. it is a very perverse place for a little girl who went to catholic school no less to grow up. >> meghan had every reason to be dazzled by tv, film, the whole on-camera experience, from a very young age, because she grew up around it. >> we all knew she wanted to be an actress. >> christine knudsen is meghan's former teacher. >> she was in the musicals. she was in the plays. should he would sparkle when she got on

he will head straight here to beverly hills.is first order of business to meet with the los angeles 2028 olympics organizing committee but this swing through the west of course is not about l.a. 2028. it is about campaign 2020. the president will have a couple of events here in california. a lot of them firing up the base. a lot of them raising money. he has a fund-raiser here at the montage hotel in beverly hills later tonight. he will have another one at rancho mirage estate of oracle cofounder larry ellison tomorrow. he will be in colorado this week, in arizona and perhaps most significantly in nevada where he will in fact spend every night. no coincidence of course. that the democrats are debating in las vegas tomorrow and they hold their caucus in nevada on saturday. the president not shy about inserting himself into the democratic party race accusing former new york mayor mike bloomberg who is suddenly surging of course of trying to buy the nomination and the president earlier today. accusing the democratic party hierarchy

and i will mention two of these authors who i think have done really outstanding work the first is beverlyprofessor of history at yale who did a magnificent book called the day wall street exploded story of america and its first age of terror by the september 1920 attack on the morgan bank building. in lower manhattan. the second scholar mentioned and her book i think is absolutely critical to understanding what's going on what supremacist front in the united states. kathleen belushi is a historian at the university of chicago and she is the author of hangover home the white power movement in military america. i think historians have come around there's been lots of great work and not putting my left tail in the realms occupied by kathleen and beverly but for those of you who decide to read it i hope you enjoy it i certainly enjoyed writing it, it was a labor of love and i think with that i will bring my formal remarks to a close and open up the floor for questions and comments. [applause] >> thank you for the talk. a couple things that maybe you could elaborate, i'm sure it's in the book,

one today in beverly hills. one tomorrow that is getting a lot of attention as the president will be attending a fund-raiser hosted by larry ellison, of course the cofounder, ceo of oracle fame. there are some reports out in california that that fund-raiser could fetch up to $250,000 per person who attends out there in rancho mirage tomorrow. the president will head to nevada, arizona, colorado. that is where the campaign aspect of this comes in as well. those are states that the trump campaign says they feel they can both protect and expand upon coming up here in 2020. the president's trip will end with a rally in colorado, a rally in arizona, but also won in nevada on the eve of the nevada caucuses there. as you know, neil, the president did a rally in new hampshire on the eve of the first of the nation primary there. he will do the same in nevada. i was speaking with a campaign official a little while ago, asked them why they are doing this, why they are seemingly following the democrats there? and it is pret

al and i got together in beverly hills for a top-down ride through 50 years in hollywood.>> boy, what does scarface say? you're not going to drive this, are you, willie? >> i don't have a boat license, so maybe not. >> reporter: a big, old cadillac convertible with al pacino riding shotgun has a way of stopping traffic. >> hi. >> nice seeing you. we're making a film. it's called "willie and al." go see it. >> reporter: a hollywood icon who has spent most of his storeyed five decade career out of the public eye. >> it seems to me on the celebrity scale, though, you've kept your life somewhat normal. >> it was deliberate, of course. i have stayed out of the limelight because i always thought actors should be seen, not heard. i just steered away from it. >> reporter: but with roles in two critically acclaimed films this past year -- >> what a picture. >> good picture. >> reporter: -- the 79-year-old actor is taking a bit of a turn. >> thank you for strapping me in the chair here. that's really -- i can't get away. >> reporter: with a new appreciation for what it means to be a

beverly, the one thing you hear is that health care works for us, it wasn't just a wedge issue, it becamepend a lot of time talking about the job games, they are hard to argue against, so we are going to focus on this stuff and maybe do better. what do you think? speaker health care is becoming the economic issue because what voters care about is for the cost to go down in health care. i thought it was fascinating this week when bernie sanders went around telling his medicare for all program and the culinary union saddened that we weren't going to endorse you and we don't want you to take care will make our health care away. to talk about some of these so-called moderates to talk about their alternative to this which is what amy klobuchar is talking about. republicans are going to have to start talking about their plans for health care moving forward. >> neil: and another thing that's interesting, you are the expert here, the idea that michael bloomberg has to not pick apart the economy, numbers, job games, market, but to talk about with that success in the money you can raise from what w

alana beverly is a former white house official for the obama administration. and hugh hewitt, i don't need to tell you but i will, he's a conservative radio host and msnbc political analyst. let me go to you first, hugh. how do you assess this race now? what do you think has to happen in nevada and south carolina to clarify who is the one that donald trump may likely face or will that be even too early to predict? what i'm asking is will joe biden have to come through here, will elizabeth warren, are there people who have to show some strength in the next caucus and primary? >> well, it is one of the most interesting races i've watched and i've been reporting on them since 1990. so i think that right now we're down to three b's. bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and mayor bloomberg. mayor bloomberg is a republican who doesn't like guns or pepsi and i think bernie sanders is authentic and i think pute buttigieg is a generational change. biden and elizabeth warren is both done and i think we know that is cooked. what is interesting to me, al, is that the primaries

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the president will have a fund-raiser in beverly hills. a meeting on the 2028 olympics in los angeles. then tomorrow a fund-raiser hosted by larry ellison. back to you. lauren: severallies too. blake burman, thank you. connell: thank you, blake. talking about china, putting china on notice, the u.s. imposing restrictions on chinese state media outlets over propaganda concerns. we're live at the pentagon with where things stand there. lauren: looking out for the middle class. president trump running on the so-called blue collar boom but are americans feeling the benefits? we'll have the details coming up. connell: out of this world experience, spacex officially sending tourists to space. what the historic move could mean for the space exploration. lauren: would you go? connell: i will send gary kaltbaum. lauren: oh, gary. ♪. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we

year, whether at the super bowl or at the oscars and yes by 155 million dollars home recently in beverlyt and probably the record-setting amount that we have ever seen for a mansion being paid for in beverly hills, nine acres here, formerly owned by david gepen who bought it back in 90. no real estate agents involved. jeff bezos, have seen him out and about at the amazon prime video events. some say this is a departure from what we have known of him over the years. ten years ago in an interview, this has been floating around the internet, ten years ago he was driving a honda accord even though he was worth 10 billion dollars. today wouldn't you say charles we're seeing a different side of the richest man on the planet now. charles: we are. i'm cool with it, you know. you work hard. you're worth that much money, you might as well enjoy it. >> flash it, enjoy it. charles: absolutely. thanks a lot. >>> there's a distinct difference between reporting on the coronavirus and wall street's actual reactions over the last few weeks. the markets, they don't lock into record highs when investors in

he's just wrapping up a fundraiser in beverly hills with another one in the palm springs area tomorrowedamr. trme wiommittee. he signed a document which he said was the federal government's support of the la olympic bid. >> these games will also be a major economic victory. the 2028 olympics will create hundreds of thousands of jobs and add $18 billion to the economy at least. >>> and expect to see michael bloomberg in his first debate tomorrow in las vegas. he finally qualified to make you.m now ndacge after a ne ory. what made this amazing jet pack flight different from all the rest. brzezinski: take a look at this. tom steyer... berman: tom steyer... o'donnell: surging in nevada. scarborough: this is working for tom steyer. o'donnell: surging in south carolina. smerconish: i don't think it's just resources. mitchell: surging in two new polls out of nevada and south carolina. wallace: polling at double digits. king: up eleven points from october. that is dramatic. steyer: i'm saying we have a broken government. that's what's going on in washington, dc. it's been bought by corporation

vida de lujos por ejemplo se gastÓ supuestamente 100.000 dÓlares en efectivo en un dÍa de compras en beverlyoticias telemundo, y gracias por este reporte gracias, rekoucuerde en noticiero telemundo todos los detalles de esta investigaciÓn de noticias telemundo investiga. >>> en mÁs informaciÓn, la violencia en el estado mexicano de tamaulipas llegÓ a tal extremo que la poblaciÓn pega en sus autos, letreros con frases como no dispares bebÉ a bordo, o somos una familia, no somos delincuentes para evitar asÍ que sicarios y policÍas los agredan. >>> raÚl con mÁs detalles. >>> no me disparen eres soy inocente, escrito en los auto, se trata de una medida desesperada y tambiÉn de protesta te salud desde ciudad de mÉxico, ocurre en rÍo bravo tamaulipas la gente ha escrito en sus autos en sus camionetas, estatales no disparen por favor soy inocente, tambiÉn, trabajo honestamente y siempre viajo con mi niÑo de seis aÑos, y otro, bebÉ a bordo no me dispares somos familias, no tlin cuentos, esto ocurre luego del asesinato de daniel martÍnez, un joven ingeniero de 23 aÑos un testigo grabÓ el momento que

with organizers of the 2028 olympic games to be held in los angeles and you also attend a gala in beverly hills and a golfing outing nearest palm springs with the tickets range up to $250,000. meantime michael bloomberg is qualifying for the next democratic debates tomorrow is skyler henry reports that gives the other candidates a chance to go after the candidate for the first time face-to-face. >> reporter: mike bloomberg will face his opponents when he takes the debate stage tomorrow night. it shows him running second behind bernie sanders. cbs news has learned sanders aides are concerned bloomberg is the most formidable opponent in sanders is now targeting him. >> you are certainly not going to inject when you have a record in new york city that included racist policies like stop and frisk. >> reporter: he will not be on the ballot until march 3 super tuesday primaries. some polls show it shaping up as a showdown. in a new state poll they are tied with 20% each and joe biden is not far behind at 18% and was sanders focused on bloomberg others are taking shots at sanders. pete buttigieg

the star of beverly hills 90210 and charmed says that she is still trying to process for diagnosis.er revelation is shining a spotlight on breast cancer reoccurrence and detection. >> it is everywhere woman's nightmare. >> reporter: it has been what your said she was diagnosed with stage i breast cancer. >> it definitely rocked my world a little. are she is now considered cancer free, this does not mean that she is out of the was just yet. there is always a chance that the cancer could come back. >> i have been back a couple of times for follow-ups. there is no 100% that, anywhere. >> reporter: according to doctors, reoccurrence could happen anywhere from five to 20 years after treatment. today's news of shannon door tree, struck a chord with mary jo. >> i admire her for coming out and standing up and talking about what happens. >> for most patients if were able to recommend, to use the recommended treatments, that recurrence is extremely low. >> reporter: although the chance of recurrence is relatively low, it can happen, even if a woman were to have a mastectomy. why is she having

. >> reporter: beverly hills has sued complaining that only four candidates appear on the touch screen at a time and voters must push a more button so labeled more to see more candidates. logan size the button is bigger and surrounded by ight secretary of state is requiring voting centers to have backup paper ballots on hand. lester >> cynthia, thank you. >>> i want to show you a piece of video now that's simply remarkable a close call for a veteran firefighter in dallas captain ronald janek was battling a fir outside a building this morning when part of a roof fell right on top of him. he was able to crawl to safety. through burning debris he suffered several injuries but the department says he's expected to be okay. and that's why we call them the bravest. >>> up next, how a 5-year-old hero saved his family >>> a 5-year-old boy in georgia is being hailed as a hero for saviis here's blayne alexander. >> reporter: there's a new firefighter in town 5-year-old noah woods. >> this is how i got burned. >> reporter: you got burned right here. noah's family was asleep sunday. his mom, tabyth

a woman is accused him of assaulting her in a beverly hills hotel room. the manhattan da's office says that weinstein's march 11th sentencing will take place before any proceedings start in california. >>> within the last hour, legendary singer placid domingo released an apology after a pattern of inappropriate behavior was discovered. last year the the opera of san francisco cut ties with him in the wake of allegations. >>> and juul is proposing a new vape that will unlock only for those 21 or older. they're planning to introduce it into may or later this week. they launched similar vaporizers in the uk and canada. loggers loggers -- users logged into an app to unlock it. >>> it's a dirty little secret, ageism. >> silicon valley's age bias in the industry. >> the term silicon valley was coined on join 11th, 1971 which makes it 49 years old. but it's fair to ask would silicon valley even hire a 49-year-old? i took a closer look at ageism in the tech industry, and what some are doing to stop father time. >> reporter: injections, liposuction, chin lifts, mi

i'm on the west side, i am in beverly hills. i think you are in a typical crowd for this part of town. have some bad news for professor dershowitz and those who applauded him. will get reelected by a record margin. we will talk about stability a little bit later. civility a little bit later but i think that it's a fact. i'm not can argue the legal case at length with dershowitz. i am in no position to do that. you, that wasnk kind. the only thing i did of any note was when the mood court competition. on these legal issues, and i was told we would talk about the political locations of impeachment. mr. dershowitz rehearsed his speech to the senate and added an attack on cnn. peoplenote that a lot of disagreed with him. the exact quote from the new york times is most of the scholars disagree with me. i think they're wrong. right --k they are most of the scholars think i'm wrong. i think they're right. i don't think it is fair to question the motives of people to say that if hillary clinton had been impeached for doing what donald t

tvetified that othe course of an extremely degrading relationship with weinstein, he raped her in a beverly hills hotel in 13. the defense presented evidence to argue that the relationship was consensual, even loving. the jury will begin deliberations starting next week to decide who they, belie weinstein or his accusers. prosecutors will deliver theirin closing remarkhe weinstein case tomorrow. you are watching "bbc world news america." htstill to come on to's program, what russians think of president putin stayi iner p indefinitely. we have a special report from the country's heartland. germany has been marking the 75th anniversary of the destruction of dresden by british and american bombers during the second world war. between the 13th and 15th of february 1945, thousands of bombs were dropped on his he famous forarts beauty and itecture. tens of thousands of civilians were killed in a highlyss controversiallt goo jenny hill reports. jenny: dresden has risen from the ashes, but its debt are not forgotten. the city sll assembled of -- still a symbol of the whole released by war. it is 75

priciest home called the warner estate named after the former original head of warner brothers, beverlyills estate includes a 13,000-square-foot home that hollywood stars like marilyn monroe once stayed. >> isn't it amazing? 13,000 square feet. so bezos can afford it. he's worth about $131 billion. we did the math. the property is less than 1% of his net worth. isn't it amazing? you get lost in it. amazing. wow. all right, if you find your love or you need one in time for valentine's day when it comes to dating in california maybe it depends on where you call home. according to apartment list san francisco cracked the top 20 cities when it comes to college educated singles. if you live in our state capital, you might be lonely. only 19% of single renters say they're satisfied with the dating pool in sacramento. the number one city where men say they're the most happy is san diego. for women it was columbus, ohio, which is really interesting. strange but interesting. >> no matter where you live, on valentine's day you might want to stay clear of some of these things from the menu. take a

. >>> that home belongs to real housewives of beverly hills star teddy mellencamp. it was reportedly rented out by a third-party company. >>> we are hearing from the woman who may have been the last person to see a missing couple in marin county. she is a property manager at the rental cottage where they were staying in inverness. 77-year-old carol and her 72- year-old husband ian were last seen there on friday. search and rescue crews have been scouring the terrain and water nearby. the property manager once into the rental on saturday and that is when she noticed something was not right. >>> something was off. it did not look like they had packed it all. it looked like there was a bite out of a pretzel. there was still mustard on part of it. it was put back down on the plate.>>> it is like they were in the cottage and all of a sudden they got beamed out of space. >>> cruz did locate a missing hiker in marin late last night. a pair of checking dogs found robert bennett near big rock ridge in marin would. you see him on a stretcher. after he was rescued the 76- year

. >> reporter: beverly hills has sued claiming only four candidates appear on the touch screen at a time and voters must push a more button so see more it's now circled and bright yellow. meanwhile plan b, the secretary of state is requiring voting centers top of backup paper ballots on hand. lester >> cynthia, thank you. >>> i want to show you a piece of video that's simply remarkable a close call for a veteran firefighter in dallas captain ronald yenet was battling a fir outside a building this morning when part of a roof fell on top of him he was able to crawl to safety. he suffered several injuries but the department says he's expected to be okay. and that's why we call them the bravest. >>> up next, how a 5-year-old hero saved his family as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only way we get new ideas is e

. >> reporter: shannen doherty was the bad girl in the 1990s cult hit beverly hills "90210".ought evil spirits in the popular series "charmed." the biggest battle yet for this actress the tearful admission she has stage four breast cancer. >> why me? why not me? who else besides me deserve this? none of us do. >> reporter: there are 150,000 women living with metastatic breast cancer. >> breast cancer is not a death sentence. the hope is it's a life sentence when it's stage four. the treatments we have now can keep the disease under control for many, many years. >> reporter: doherty went public with her pain in 2015 when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer letting her fans follow her journey on social media. >> one of the big positives from shannen doherty going out and talking to the nation is that it's a wake up call for all women. >> reporter: a wake up call for women to get screened and a reminder there's life after the diagnosis. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" a facial recognition company is raising alarms about privacy by colle

today, a crucial endorsement.n that endorsement, i spoke earlier to elena beverly. do you think james clyburn's endorsement could be a game changer for joe biden? >> i do think that seals the deal for joe biden. congressma fiber's -- congssman clyburn's endorsement is a coveted a.dorsement in south carol he is one of the highest writing africa the country and he is beloved in the state of south atlantic congressman--south carolina. congressman clyburn i 2008t id not come r barack obama until the convention, and with hillary clinton in 2016 he came out in nevada. but this endorsement was particularly moving because he evoked the name of his late wife, emily clyburn, who was his partner and also beloved by the state, and it flagged for the constituents of south carolina, the electorate, that the democratic party is 60% and it is majority african-american women in thear state of southina. it flagged for than that thmes clyburn is directly behind joe biden, and ie was any question about who they should turn out for, it is now time to vote foroe. laura: doesn't help joe