thanks for coming on, beverly.it is a first opportunity that investors have had to get exposure to bitcoin via traditional financial services. you don't need to figure out how digital wallet works, you don't need to open a new account. you can just buy it through whatever means you by what other investments. jack: a reason to buy bitcoin. i suspect barron does not agree. >> no. neither do i. question of whether or not to buy or sell an investment should have nothing to do with the type of product that you buy that investment real. whether it is stocks or bonds, you make the decision of what you want to own and then you decide how to own it. the ctf does not even own bitcoin, it owns bitcoin futures which is a whole different kind of product. jack: beverly, when i hear futures and i hear bitcoin, i think of kick boxing while on rollerskates. i have no doubt that it would be exciting to watch, i would not want to try it, probably hurt my tailbone. what happens when you use futures to invest in bitcoin? [laughter] >>

beverly let's get to the most fun were going to have in this segment.course captain kirk going into space. there's lots of other spacesuits but let's start with the william shatner finally getting on a real rocket. >> only going were only a handful of men have gone before praise flying into space on a blue origin rocket that jeff bezos' space travel company next week i expect to hear were spending and matt damon's to mars. [laughter] there's also some of that rocket news, rocket labs is flying high after announcing a series of contracts. including one with nasa that has some developing a solar sail that basically uses the pressure of sunlight for propulsion and no longer needs rocket fuel. nasa is also part with elon musk x to save the world from an asteroid. this involves crashing a spaceship and do something called a moonlight sometime next year. so you're at now. >> i feel like there is a movie on that one too. i say we are often tough on elon musk questioning whether tesla deserves its evaluation. but in the midlife crisis space race, he is clearly

beverly anderson. miss beverly anderson, can you hear? >> yes. i can. yes. >> do you keep such a record and i'll ask that you respond -- >> yes, we do not have risk data on our file. >> let me move on to mr. dana hur. >> no, mr. chairman, we don't have any insight into the race of the people on the credit file with regard to accuracy. >> and then mrs. sandy anderson. >> thank you, chairman, no, we don't have riska in our credit report. >> my time was expired. let me thank the witnesses for their testimony. and for devoting the time and resources to share their expertise with the subcommittee. your testimony today will help to advance the important work this subcommittee and of the u.s. congress. the chair notes that members may have additional questions for this panel which they may wish to submit in writing. without objection, the hearing record will remain open for five legislative days for members to submit written questions to these witnesses and to place their responses in the record. also without objection, members will have five legislative days

beverly brown ruggia?> i would say that when people lack access to food, by definition, they have limited choices. so if you have a community where there are already few store outlets, food outlets. and then many of those stores or any other stories moved to cash only, then you are limiting the choices even more and that means you will have less access to healthy food that they need for the families. >> thank you. we are also familiar with the downside of the cashless economy. but at the same time, we know the benefits of getting our neighbors access to banking services. earlier this year the company discussed what we could do to drive down the underbanked right. based off of your experiences, how do you think congress can be most helpful in ensuring that our underbanked neighbors get access to those critical services? >> i would say -- >> oh, go ahead. >> thank you. i would be looking at alternative models for banking. so perhaps congress can look at public banking as an option. another idea is the emerge

beverly anderson. following the c.a.r.e.s. act, you said and i quote, it will take a moment to figure out how to execute against what's been stipulated by the c.a.r.e.s. act. so something's bound to slip through the cracks. end quote. earlier this year, the subcommittee on consumer protection and financial institutions held a hearing called "slipping through the cracks." which provided a number of legislative solutions to help america's consumers in the pandemic. we cannot accept that consumers will simply slip through the cracks. so let me give you one example we heard at the subcommittee hearing. carla sanchez adams, managing attorney for texas rio grande legal aid said, and i quote, many of our clients who have been treated for the virus, have expressed concern over medical debt collection and insurance coverage. ms. m. had a medical debt account appear on her credit report for treatment her she was also contacted by debt collectors regarding the same medical debt. her grandson was covered by medicaid and under texas law, t

a stigma that beverly hopes other latinos will soon overcome what would you say to other latinos who are still fighting sometimes you may get tired, but it's worth it. the fight is worth it. morgan radford, nbc news, roxbury, massachusetts. >>> up next for us tonight, the couple giving new meaning to the family style meal and inspiring america. >>> if you've got kids in college, then you know that meals are a big priority, something well understood by a couple in raleigh, north carolina here's emily >> reporter: this is saturday in the sullivan household. pampering meatballs, roasting peppers, hours long prep work before tom and rachel's adopted family of nearby college students descend on their raleigh home, a tradition resurrected by this sophomore whose parents hosted rachel when she was in school. >> every time my husband cooks a meal, he makes a meal as well. >> reporter: as kevin's visits increased, so did the views on tiktok and with it requests from other students hundreds of other students seeking out healthy food, something the sullivans know a lot about. the couple follows

it did not receive 8, 8, republican house in beverly hills as represented in the claim form he submittedat was kareen wynter reporting the fbi indicated this remains an ongoing investigation but would not confirm. >> if more arrests are expected. >> texas lawmakers are already planning to appeal an order blocking a restrictive ban on abortions. a federal judge ordered texas to suspend its new abortion law last night. the law had been in effect since september. first and banned abortion is soon as a heartbeat is detected, which medical experts say is about 6 weeks after conception. it also allowed private citizens to sue anyone who helps a woman to end her pregnancy. >> still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. first it was stealing that it was slapping. now this viral trend as teachers on edge. again, the tiktok challenge you need to know about today. so you can take its place to do this. plus officials are getting some insight inside as they search for brian laundry and the swamp in florida. how laundrie's father says he is hoping to help and for many restaurants, disaster like this c

beverly: they are not using social media despite restrictions.have called in supporters on social media. other activists continue to call on the public to go and protest using twitter and facebook. maryam: facebook has faced serious allegations about its impact on the visuals and society. in the house of commons and the u.k., a former facebook manager turned whistleblower told the committee of mps that platforms like facebook were literally subsidizing hate. reporter: facebook, a corporate giant used by 2.9 billion people, an empire which includes instagram, whatsapp, and the virtual reality business oculus. now the empire stands accused of putting profits before people. >> we are delighted you have been able to makehis trip to london -- reporter: at westminster this afternoon, frances haugen, whistleblower who made the charge, told mp's what she learned inside the company. she said events like january storming of the u.s. congress were made more likely because of the way facebook was designed. frances: the algorithms to people who have midstream

beverly, thank you very much using twitter and facebook.“ beverly, thank you very much indeed.y, so it's going to be very mild for the time of year. but there will be some heavy rain around for some western parts of the uk. now, the rainmaker is looming large on the satellite picture. this cloud streaming in from the atlantic. ahead of it, we've had those showers. a lot of those will be fading away. we'll keep some going for longer, mainly across the western side of scotland. but then everything gets swamped by the cloud coming in and this rained initially in northern ireland. iy gets wetter later in western scotland. some rain over the irish sea into western parts of england and wales, though not much rain in the south west of england. ahead of it, some clear skies for a good while across eastern england, eastern scotland. temperatures could be down to 5—6 degrees. now, this band of rain moves away from northern ireland fairly quickly. we've got a spell of rain running eastwards across scotland and northern england, not much rain running eastwards futher south. a lot of that r

the group saying women's rights are under attack in beverly hills. gloria allred women's rights attorney is speaking out. >> and let's give you a >> along with mayor robert wonderland should have 50 years since roe v wade they're still have to be demonstrations to support women's reproductive rights and does so this marches as well as the marches around the country. instrumental part of that we do have their reproductive rights and california women can get an abortion up to 6 months of pregnancy and get an abortion for any reason. that's not the case in texas. >> just last month. texas change the abortion law banning abortions once cardiac activity is detected within the fetus, which is usually around 6 weeks. some agree there should be a limit, but others feel women should have the right to choose no matter >> that was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us and in houston, texas, chanting could be heard throughout the day in the downtown area. we're marchers took the stand against the state's abortion law. unlike bands that texas lawmakers tried to pass b

she change the culture for millions of american teenagers with her work on "beverly hills 90210" ando belong and both on lifetime this weekend. say hello to shannen doherty! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> shannen: nice to see you. >> kelly: great to see you. >> shannen: my sister and brother are going to be so jealous. you don't understand, my mom and i, we were like jumping up and down when my publicist was like do you want to do "the kelly clarkson show"? >> kelly: what? for real? >> shannen: my mom's back there and she is like if i leave here without a picture with kelly -- >> kelly: oh, my gosh, we need a picture. >> shannen: we love you. >> kelly: oh, my thank you. that was surprising. >> shannen: you are southern, you are just so real. i love you. >> kelly: thank you. that was shocking as. i love that. that was so great. i know that we will talk more about your health later, but i have to ask how are you feeling? >> shannen: i'm feeling great. i'm feeling so good. >> kelly: your hair looks great. a lot of women, i love this photo that you posted recently. will you tell us about i

charlie gasparino, out in lala land, i know beverly hills.of crypto's biggest names including xrp ripple's brad garl ing, lord help beverly hills if charlie is there, closing bell 15 minutes away dow is still down about 65 points, but we're watching this very closely as the nasdaq is up, so is the s&p. we're taking it live with charlie, next in bh. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an in

robbers broke into the multimillion-dollar mansion of "real housewives of beverly hills" star dorit kemsley they reportedly threatened to kill her before making off with a trove of her valuables. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning, los angeles police are investigating the home invasion of reality star dorit kemsley from "the real housewives of beverly hills." >> i won't settle for anything less than everything. >> reporter: police say the 45-year-old was in her encino home sleeping with her children wednesday night when three men dressed in dark clothing broke inside. it's not clear how they entered. the helicopter video shows a glass door shattered. investigators say kemsley was held at gunpoint while in bed and was ordered to show the men her valuables. police say fearing for her life, kemsley complied. the bandits then made off with handbags, jewelry and watches all worth about a million dollars. no one inside the home was injured. >> home invasion right here in the neighborhood, it was an unsettling event because it's a pretty quiet neighborhood. i mean, nobody reall

three suspects breaking into dorit kemsley's beverly hills mansion holding her at gunpoint with her children asleep in the house and taking items worth a million dollars. her co-stars rushing to be by her side. >>> call center emergency. the critical shortage of 911 dispatchers in some states. one mother shares her terrifying experience getting no answer when her 6-year-old was having a seizure. >> it was the scariest moment of my entire life. >>> hallyou shouldcan'thh. the strong storm that slammed the south now taking aim at the northeast. ♪ everybody ♪ >>> and is everybody ready? we're screaming for halloween on "gma." from the biggest fright from our scream team to the rib-breaking funny front lawns. plus, what's this sound got to do with "gma" halloween? >> i'm scared. >> this morning, "scream" star david arquette joins us live. guess who is behind the mask this morning. and look who's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. nothing like a good scream to wake you up. >> i want to hear lara's scream again. that was great. >> i'm sure you will. >> i'm in luck. >>>

that is offensive to the beverly hillbillies. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ivanka's no ellie mae, don jrle does remind me of granny: >> the best! is yet! to come! ( applause ) >> stephen: grisham-- i miss that good woman. grisham also has things to say about south carolina senator and man who just dumped at the mall, lindsey graham. in the book, grisham calls graham "senator freeloader" and said he would show up at mar-a-lago to "stuff his face with free food." and she remembered this incident: "senator freeloader was sitting at a table by the pool, a big grin on his face, lapping up the goodies he was getting like some potentate. he said to me, with a creepy little smile, 'isn't this great? man, this is the life.'" for years, people have been asking, "why would lindsey graham abandon all of his principles and kowtow to a demagogue bent on destroying democracy?" turns out, free shrimp. ( laughter ) ( applause ) in the run-up to 2024 ( applause ) delicious. always room for more shrimp. in the run-up to 2024, republicans have been trying to whitewash the january 6 riot, but last night, we

we are in beverly hills, california. caroline: it's beautiful and sunny.omaine: we will be back in a moment, from los angeles. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there's at least three different elements of the inflation story. housing, rent, and commodities are not going away anytime soon. they will be with us for at least the next couple of years. it's not going to be solved in two years. there's a whole set of things like the supply chain that people leave will be solved in the next 24 months. higher prices will bring in more demand and we will see those fall. caroline: inflation has been one of the main themes here. i'm caroline hyde. taylor: is anyone going to call out romaine for continuing to call this transitory? food is not transitory, romaine. romaine: this is a big issue. we've heard from a lot of folks about the inflationary pressures. let's be clear, this is like a capitalist dream here at the milken global institute. at the same time you've got a lot of talk about how to make capital markets more inclusive. i talked to a lot of people about how to make

tara, alana beverly, good to see you both. that wraps it up for this hour.r to reverend al sharpton and "politicsnation." >>> good evening and welcome to "politicsnation." tonight's lead. what have you done for me lately? right now, america seems to have already lost patience nine months out from his inauguration. the latest national poll from nbc news reaffirms the decline in president biden's approval numbers. just 42% of americans approve of the president's performance. a seven-point drop since august. and for reference, the second lowest of any presidency at this point in their tenure since the mid-19 zps70s. the lowest of course being donald trump but biden's declining numbers may be part of the reason virginia's race for

beverly. >> it's wonderful to join you. thank you. i want to start by thanking visor catherine stefani for he ongoing and tireless leadership on this issue . iwant to thank everybody on the committee . supervisor mar and your leadership through the year. supervisor haney and the hard work you do for the budget committee and trying to make sure the folks working 24 hours a day coming days a week 365 are funded to be there to answer the call of survivors and their children. thank you all so much and also all the supervisors who vote unanimously every time to recognize october as domestic violence awareness month. thank you catherine stefani and so many other issues that help keep our communities strong and survivors cared for but there is still more to do as you can see today .one of the things i wanted to talk about was first of all i should introduce myself. i'm beverly upton and i'm proud to be in the domestic violence consortium. it's made up of 17 agencies with the core of their mission being ending domestic violence so we're very

this happened in beverly hills on national walk and bike to school day.ch. >> you put that mask on them and don't let them breathe. >> that's my child. >> masking children is child abuse. >> it is. >> you're a child abuser. >> you should choose what goes on your child's face and in your child's body. this is great. >> this is rape. this is rape. this is poison. >> that was in front of the children. last week california governor gavin newsom announced that once the fda grants full approval for all age groups, vaccines will be required in school. and los angeles is also an early adopter for all eligible schoolchildren. a reporter for the beverly hills currier who filmed just that awful, awful stuff we were hearing from those protesters there. you know, what was it like to see that? >> well, this was the second protest that has been held in front of this school in particular, hawthorne elementary school. it was by far the most vocal and most hostile. it was tense. you could see that parents were trying to keep their children away from the protesters as they

. >> reporter: beverly says she just had given her 2-month-old son elliott a bath. >> he was kind ofd out of his nose and his mouth. and he stopped breathing. >> please help. >> reporter: johns, a six-year veteran of the ohio emergency dispatch unit instinctively relied on his training. >> we're going to start cpr, okay. i remember thinking of my children at the time, what would i want if this was me, with my instructions, make sure i check every single box. >> reporter: coaching beverly on how to revive her son, even counting with her as she gave chest compressions. >> do it 30 times. i'll count for you. one, two, three -- >> 15, 16, 17, 18 -- >> you're doing great. >> it was like he was in my living room with me. talking me through it. telling me i can do this. >> reporter: and she did. >> he moved a little. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived, minutes later, elliott was breathing. >> i remember i went to the back and got a glass of water and one of those things that i said a quick prayer and made sure the baby was okay. >> got your rattle? >> reporter: now elliott is home, happy

next we have beverly brown ruggia. she is a financial justice program director at new jersey citizen action. next we have representative alex valdez who is a member of the colorado house of representatives. and finally we have todd zywicki who is a professor of law at george mason university antonin scalia school of law, in senior fellow at cato. and i do apologize if i don't get your name correctly when at the next opportunity to pronounce. our witnesses are reminded that your oral testimony would be limited to five minutes. you should be able to see the timer on your screen that will indicate how much time you have left and a chime will go off at the end of your time. i would ask that you be mindful of the timer and quickly wrap up your testimony if you hear the chime so we may be respectful of both the witnesses and the committee members time. without objection your written statement will be made a a paf the record. once the witnesses finish their statements, their testimony, each member will have five minutes to as

. >> reporter: every morning, beverly starts her day here. >> how are you today?ter north of boston. >> what would have happened to you if you hadn't come here? you don't think you would have survived? >> reporter: she's one of the lucky ones, fighting to survive an opioid epidemic made worse by the pandemic. >> when the pandemic came, everything fell apart? >> reporter: she couldn't find help in spanish. until she came here. just one of two addiction centers in the state that are bilingual. here in massachusetts, latino men have the highest rate of opioid related death. something that this man, who is recovering from opioid addiction, says is made worse by a lack of resources. do you think it's more difficult for latinos to get professional help? it's difficult because of the language barriers. it's difficult to find translators. and experts agree. >> with covid, latinos are disprportionately affected. the stigma has been a problem. >> reporter: a stigma that beverly hopes others will overcome. what would you say to other latinos still fighting? sometimes you may

real housewives of beverly hills star was robbed at gunpoint.y three suspects broke into her and see no home wednesday night. she complied with the suspects and directed them to valuables, including handbags, jewelry, and watches. they got away with $1 million worth of items. she often shows images of her wealth on social media and talked about her designer wardrobe at the real housewives or union, which aired hours before the break and -- housewives reunion, which aired hours before the break in. >> social media is where people flexed what they have, but the bottom line is that there are people who want to you have, and they are willing to take it. definitely be careful about what you show online. jobina: her children were also there during the home invasion. thankfully, no one was hurt, and police have not made arrests. julian: the golden state warriors are honoring a school crossing guard who lost his life saving students. they hosted his family at the chase center last night. 40-year-old ashley diaz volunteered as a crossing guard in lafayet

this will wrap up our coverage here, at least from beverly hills.ill go outside and put my sunglasses back on, but tomorrow we will be where? outside. caroline: he's going to get a hat. tomorrow we are going to the port of l.a. you might need a hat, because it will be cold on the port of long beach. you should get a sign up. romaine: we will talk about the supply chain pain. we get our first look at what is going on at one of the busiest ports in the united states. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism, but what you may have is insulin resistance. fat becomes trapped

every morning, beverly rijos starts her day here at an opioid addiction treatment center just north ofould have happened to you if you hadn't come here. [ speaking spanish ] you don't think you would have survived? >> reporter: and she is one of the lucky ones, fighting to survive an opioid epidemic made worse by the pandemic. [ speaking spanish ] >> when the pandemic came, everything fell apart. she couldn't find help in spanish, until she came here, to casa esperanza, just one of two bilingual addiction centers in the state. and nationally, the opioid deaths among latinos have increased nearly 4% since the pandemic. here in massachusetts, latino men have the highest rate of opioid-related deaths of any race or ethnicity. something that ernesto crespo, who is recovering from opioid addiction, says is made worse by a lack of resources. [ speaking spanish ] do you think it's more difficult for latinos to get professional help? [ speaking spanish ] it's difficult because of the language barriers. it's difficult to find translators. and experts agree. >> with covid, latinos are disproport

we'll have to leave it there with alaina beverly and glenn. glenn, justice is -- >> coming.s coming. >> we'll see. we've been waiting a long time. all right. thank you guys. appreciate it. >>> an fda panel recommends booster shots, but this time for people more than 18 years old. that is if you got the j&j shot on the first go. but what brand should you go for on the second round? we'll break it down with our doctor next. >>> and coming up later in the hour, he once apologized for saying the earth is flat. now kyrie irving is saying good-bye to about half of his $35 million salary and a shot at a championship because he refuses to get vaccinated. the broader impact of his covid stance. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (burke) i've seen this movie before. (woman) you have? (burke) sure, this is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's real

this heated exchange took place yesterday at an elementary school in beverly hills. >> this is rape.ldren with this poison. they're going to rape their lives away. >> masking children is a child abuser. >> that's my children. respect my children too. >> the beverly hills unified school district does not require vaccinations. los angeles has announced a vaccine mandate will apply to indoor spaces. joining me is u.s. surgeon general murphy. i think i call you general, right? i love your uniform. so when you see something like that, you know, i saw the theme, malaria, the who saying there's a malaria vaccine. i know that's a big deal for children and have had family members who have had it. how have you processed the fact at that there's been almost the opposite reaction. literally the opposite reaction to the covid vaccine in so many circles? >> this is striking. for a moment, talk about the malaria vaccine. one, half a million people die each year from malaria. the vast majority are outside of the united states. we may not pay much attention to it. 260,000 of them are children who los

oh, good is all i do is on his arm, beverly, take on any additional appraisal. what started as an act of free pression became a massacre. the french claim that $35.00 died, but war veterans and former prisoners of war say $300.00 african soldiers were killed. on the 30th of november, 1944 white troops had fired on their black brothers in arms. they are no contemporary records, only word of mouth accounts. french propaganda chose instead to film the joyful return to his village of a wife or man. probably unaware of the tragedy in charlie. i saw your mother, adair, did you get a movie? not only 50 souls, a minimal good e. and i do also know that unbalanced refrain on it. now, no more than a motive. you know, you didn't mind. so another guy married many business. your how does your name with the tahoe a massacre was kept a secret in france for nearly 50 years. yeah. okay, no memoir, the size a dealer said tell empty bedroom in wild is even more by sir. oh, she better said toss. mister le is in southern manner. the mess i cannot tell is phone bow quinn usual you oh

through 2020 ex-power forward, gregory smith, is accused of seeking reimbursement for root canals in beverly hills when he was actually playing basketball in taiwan among the others charged, glen davis, shannon brown and six-time nba all defensive team member tony allen, along with his wife late today, sebastian pleaded not guilty walking out of federal court with an ankle monitor. the other former players have not yet commented. the nba today called the allegations disheartening and promised to cooperate fully with the u.s. >> all right, gabe thank you. >>> up next tonight, the crisis on the border and the covid threat working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> there i

her reputation cemented by her iconic bad girl role in the '90s classic "beverly hills 90210." >> ohfferent time to be an actress. a lot of the men in the business were maybe not as collaborative with women as perhaps they are now. because of that, i was extremely rebellious, and because of all the names, the labels that were given to me, i sort of retracted even more into myself and became even more defensive and even more shut down. >> reporter: but a cancer diagnosis changed all that. >> you really have to dig deep to face cancer. and in that, you find all the stuff that you had hidden away. you find the vulnerability. you find your trust in people again. you find forgiveness. >> reporter: after chemo and radiation, she had five years of remission. but in 2020, dougherty revealing her stage iv breast cancer. >> you want to own your cancer story? >> yeah, i mean, i'd rather people hear from it me. >> reporter: now she's opening up again about her story, determined to break the stigma and write a new narrative for people living and thriving with stage iv cancer. >> i'm living life.

. >> reporter: sky9 mac was above the lavish house of "real housewives of beverly hills star" after aasion. one of the glass doors stills shattered after three suspects and dark hoodies broke into the encino hills home wednesday night. >> i don't know of any robberies or anything here in the 30 years that we have lived here, very unusual occurrence. >> reporter: lapd says they were home when the suspect strummed in before 11:00 p.m. tmz reported the reality star was in her bedroom and begs for her life and she complied with the suspects demands to hand over designer bags, jewelry, and other valuables. >> it is disturbing to know that suddenly these things are happening in this neighborhood, which is quiet. >> reporter: it comes after last night's housewives reunion show, where she talked about paying top dollar for the fashions she owns. >> when you come out with these outfits, do you buy every single thing? >> every single piece. i'm really particular. i want to wear what i want to wear. it's easier. i think i will buy it. >> and you pay retail for everything? >> i don't think i'd wa

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. >> reporter: he allegedly claimed $48,000 for a root canal at a beverly hills dentist's office in 2018, but he was actually playing basketball in taiwan that day. meanwhile, glen davis, anthony wroten and anthony allen allegedly claim they had six root canals each on the same day in 2016. 16 were arrested and charged tursday for false claims totaling $3.9 million. former nets player sebastian telfair leaving court wearing an ankle monitor after pleading not guilty, but the u.s. attorney says it was terrence williams who was the mastermind receiving nearly $250,000 in kickbacks from the other players involved. >> first williams obtained fraudulent medical and dental invoices. second, he sent those invoices to his co-conspirators, other former nba players. third, the co-conspirators submitted the fraudulent claims to the plan. >> other than sebastian telfair, no other men have entered a plea or commented. the nba mean while calls the allegations disheartening. >>> the operator of the german cargo ship says the vessel is no longer being investigated in connection with the southern califor

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