beverly, is any of this in line with the reality that americans are facing?days who is the reporter and who is paid by the biden administration payroll. what you see as reporters and media outlets seem to be lockstep with the democrat talking points. it seems they are talking with each other, not only praising the president when he is obviously not doing well. as you mention, redefining words like recession and woman among other things, even to the point contradicting what they reported before. the media outlets trying to make the american people the pain they are feeling is not as bad as they are appealing. but this is poor for media, establishments and outlets because they will continue to lose the american base. >> carley: how does it turn out for president biden? all politicians try to paint the rosie's picture possible but americans, they live in reality and they can feel the inflation and they know prices are up. how is that political strategy don't believe what you feel but believe what i tell you a question mark >> it is not going to work because it i

. >>> on "the real housewives of beverly hills," erika jayne always brings the drama.ma seems to find her offscreen as well. she's facing a new set of legal problems and fans are wondering how much longer she can hold on to her diamonds on and off the show. here's abc's deborah roberts. >> reporter: a real housewife in trouble again. erika jayne, star of the "beverly hills" franchise, served with a $50 million lawsuit at the airport, just back from a luxury vacation. >> erika being served on film i think brought a lot more interest to this lawsuit than there had been previously. and like other housewives who have had legal trouble, wearing designer, carrying designer bags, going on big vacations, is always something that doesn't sit well with the public. >> reporter: it's the latest fallout for the reality star in an ongoing legal scandal involving her estranged husband the erin brockovich case. >> she was very involved in tom's business. she was used and allowed herself to be used as a frontwoman. she continues to do that. >> reporter: tom girardi standing accused of

he said, you are being kidnapped. >> beverly must have been absolutely terrified. >> no doubt. an accomplice. he wasn't talking about his wife who had set up a meeting with beverley. it was someone else. >> he said, if anything having to beverley, trevor had done it. >> who's trevor? >> trevor is a guy that aaron actually lived with for a short period of time. >> does this give you some hope that maybe there was an accomplice here, and that maybe he did have beverley? >> i hoped we were gonna find beverley alive. you have to. that's what keeps me going. >> lewis said the last time he saw beverley, she was with trevor. and then offered evidence that she might still be alive. lewis played a recording from his phone, and it was chilling. >> carl, it's beverley, i want to let you know i am okay. i haven't been hurt. just do what he says, and please don't call the police. if you call the police, it could be bad. just want you to know i love you very much. >> it was encouraging, but it only proved beverley was alive at the time of the recording. the detective told lewis he needed mor

i want to bring in district media president beverly hallberg. those things where it's very frustrating because the narrative immediately from the president of united states and the media was one of the conclou couldou could feelfeel, bad,,ll ameri amee bad appar appt was -- -hey they concon.a aiousiousus wrong wro dohi there'll be a ieogs fo tha tt,now?w? in, you're an expert in this, this is what a you do for a living, you try to get leaders to make sure they don't say things that are that inflammatory and it turns out they were completely wrong. >> considering we knew at the time when the photos came out and anybody who understood horses knew those were reins and not whips, i don't think we're going to that hear an apology because this isn't a surprising finding. sadly, they're not going to apologize. they should, but like most negative news stories, they stick to the message and hope the story goes away. charles: bottom line, the world is in turmoil, right in the whole world. a lot of leaders are facing a whole bunch of pushback and revolt. h

"beverly witte", residente en queen anne, surÓ los cielos para hacer paracaidismo con este motivo tan ha hecho muchas cosas en su vida, como pasar 50 aÑos como empleada del museo burke y trabaÓ durante Ás de 20 aÑos como preparadora de Ósiles.. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a leo: hoy, en "los gonzález". ay, sí, guanajahipster. no, me dijo. nacho y lucía son mis operadores y yo voy a estar con el teléfono latoso. ay, qué panzota. no, no. estoy llamando por teléfono. lucía: ¿así les vas a decir? leo: así. ¿qué onda con esas greñas? qué cosa. y le dije "no, es que me acabo de levantar". oye, se te ve el brasier. se te ve el brasier... le dijeron a mi mamá y ella dijo "no, no se alcanza a ver". pareces french poodle abandonado.

but i would be moving the beverly hillbillies. >> do whatever they say., i'm going maine about when ms as i >> haha now he did toby why he wants to leave the bay. but he said he would be gone. he said he wants to be just like that homeless man that won in 2012. he said he bought some property and they never heard from him again. vicki and grant, which you guys do with the money. we're live here in campbell kron. 4 news. >> yeah, we like the beverly hillbillies. the scenario there. just and yeah, it was hit by some land and then you're good luck, justin. good everybody. >> well, that is las vegas and it's dealing with some major flooding right now after some strong storms there. crews at the sports inside the in downtown. they're cleaning up after water made its way inside. as you can see, they're damaging video screens leaking through the ceiling, lower parts of the linq hotel. those also experience major flooding. thursday was the second day of the monsoonal storms in that area during the most intense part of the storm. wind gusts were reported up to 71

like in beverly hills california zip code 9021 oh. $8 million we bailed out berlioz with the american rescue $ act. greenwich, connecticut,, $20 million of taxpayer bailout and that's where all the wealthy new yorkers fled. they fled to greenwich and a pandemic. you have key west florida vacation destination and they received $10 million of taxpayer mayy bailout. this goes on the cross 36,002 bridges across the country. many of these communities don't know how to spend the money. >> host: does a biden administration or anybody else justify why they should get this money in the first place? >> guest: nancy pelosi i think said it best. all the democrats in congress voted for the american rescue act including this big bailout. all the republicans are against it. pelosi's said and she was right about this, the republicans in congress would vote no but the republican governors would take the dough. that's exactly what happened. let's walk through the red state of texas. at the time of the american rescue act texass was running a $1 billion surplus and they were bailed out through the bill

today, from "the real housewives of beverly hills," lisa rinna.ian, and the voice of marchal the cell, jenny slate. essentials for your first aid kit as we continue "live's ready or not week." all next on "live!" and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! ♪ ♪ >> ryan: it is wednesday. good morning. july 27th. >> kelly: it is wne

the beverly hills mayor fully supports the move saying "our job is to be proactive, you see, and public about what we believe. this is a united city council and community that cares about health. we are not where with ryan in 2e need to move forward as a community and be part of the solution". preach on. finally somebody in the la area has some common sense they're operating with and has support from the county supervisor. that's shocking, who said, "i've not seen any imper cal data that shows masking mandates make a difference in decreasing or stopping covid-19 transmission rates. that is true. again, this is what leadership looks like. they're very lonely in southern california but people who have the courage to stand up to controlling fairists are few and far between anywhere in california, a state home to free thinkers one time. remember that? it was a long time ago. so you need proof we need more? look no further than san diego where the school board forced to kids to mask up in school. -z the school board president says if parents don't like it, they can eat glass. >> for those st

beverly hills is under ellie county public health rules, but we in beverly hills don't have to use our in every city in beverly hills and they are not immune to that. that is where they focus. the big picture, too, a variant changing so much even from the last time the kids were in school. we are getting hit by something different and the most vulnerable people who feel vulnerable and in 95 mask, have at it. what do you hope the school system does? >> well i'm a beverly hills city council does not have jurisdiction over the school district. they are two governing bodies but i can tell you that we heard from many, many parents about how this really has affected the children's mental wellness. so, i believe the vote that we did have our counsel, i would expect might help inform the parents as well as the decision-makers in the school district as to what the community feels. so, if they were there, they were at the council meeting, i come on myself, have heard from many parents about how it has affected the children, absolute. >> brian: no kidding there is a downside and at least you are

i've stayed as i'm phoning those lansky with within the 50 beverly field. he's on and he's group, i'm speaking with, we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aren't russia today, and r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. this is patricia. did you say it was to check with me? oh, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland valencia was a farming region. today. it's part of ukraine. between 19431945 members of the ukranian insurgent army led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in valeria, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted the bellini. a massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these events? how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past? and why does the memory of belinda still divide people ah, how did ukrainians become so divided their relatives who no longe

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behind, a wallet belonging to william shatner had to be overnighted back to the cultural icon in beverly hills. new details about what it took to return the lost item. reporter: the fruit barn in gilroy has attracted customers from near and far for decades, but a recent stop by a famous celebrity has them considering new to core. >> i thought about putting up a shine that william shatner was here. reporter: william shatner left behind his wallet. he showed up to work and saw the wallet. after his initial shock, he texted a friend with the police department. >> i told him we found this wallet, and he was not sure if i was telling a joke. >> i tried to figure out why gary of all people has mr. shatner's wallet. reporter: the race was on to connect with captain kirk who stopped to purchase cherries. >> he paid for it prior to getting corn. i am assuming he had his wallet in his pocket. reporter: the thought is he bent over to pick some items and lost his wallet. it took two hours and teamwork to connect with shatner's agent. the officer says celebrity status aside, the department did their

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behind, a wallet belonging to william shatner had to be overnighted back to the cultural icon in beverlydetails about what it took to return the lost item. reporter: the fruit barn in gilroy has attracted customers from near and far for decades, but a recent stop by a famous celebrity has them considering new to core. >> i thought about putting up a shine that william shatner was here. reporter: william shatner left behind his wallet. he showed up to work and saw the wallet. after his initial shock, he texted a friend with the police department. >> i told him we found this wallet, and he was not sure if i was telling a joke. >> i tried to figure out why gary of all people has mr. shatner's wallet. reporter: the race was on to connect with captain kirk who stopped to purchase cherries. >> he paid for it prior to getting corn. i am assuming he had his wallet in his pocket. reporter: the thought is he bent over to pick some items and lost his wallet. it took two hours and teamwork to connect with shatner's agent. the officer says celebrity status aside, the department did their due diligenc

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the beverly hills popup restaurant opens this weekend celebrating the women from the long-running sitcomrls." among the items, sophia's lasagna, cheesecake, and memorabilia from blanche, dorothy and rose. more are planned in miami and chicago. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," multitalented artist billy porter joins us to talk about what it's like being a first-time movie director. he'll tell us about his romantic coming of age comedy "anything's possible." ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, lung, skin and oth

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the counter russian state total narrative as tight as i phone and the northland scheme diva with beverly middle keys on my knees group i was speaking with. we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and split the sputnik, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, with ah, ah, it was clear to churchill, the re drawing of european borders had begun, war was inevitable. but as he wasn't a cabinet minister, he couldn't change anything much later. churchill, right? those were the he is of my desolate solitude. the situation in munich was also noticed in the united states. some often said that hitler must have food change. lin at gunpoint, france and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form an anti fascist block to counter hitler's intentions, dissolved and trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to czechoslovakia, but nobody would do that. so wasn't just in

has this fallacy that the landlord's some rich guy on a yacht in monaco, driving ferraris around beverlyecessarily the case. a lot of our landlords are everyday people. they put their life-savings into their investment. and they need the rental income desperately because they have a lot of expenses. >> i can't really think of one thing that hasn't increased in the building. everything has increased. >> reporter: in wylie, texas, charlene ferguson is trying to help her tenants, who are all small business owners. she and husband jay decided to invest in this property six years ago. they have 13 commercial renters, including a hair salon, a massage therapist, and a facialist. >> those are the ones that feel it the most, the ones that have services that -- they're necessary services, but at the same time, you could live without them if you had to. so some people are having to now. >> reporter: with costs increasing, ferguson made the difficult decision to raise the rent but wanted the increase to be as painless as possible. >> i didn't raise the rent until this spring when the cost of operat

i won't be heard about the some of the russian general saying by march 5th to beverly lined up be all operations special operations. however, we are still looking at those in our military campaigns. there is a huge logistics that is necessary. national mobilization is necessary or any kind of company. and we also seen the relative to success of grown warfare. in this conflict, i interviewed here for a 2nd because i know you have 2 other points to mention, but on this point of, you know, russian generals supposedly mentioning some deadline. where did you hear that? because i'm a russian, i follow the local media very, very attentively. and i think one of the specific features of this operation is that both the government, you know, i'm in the kremlin, the leadership of a lot of them and put in as well as his army circles. they didn't send any deadlines from the south for this specific reason of not limiting themselves. so where is this idea of them on the operation being too long comes from i read this, read your saw, does read your telegram by russian gender. and the quick outcome of

beverly from the east bay and jackie spear say they stand by those arrests.wo were among 17 lawmakers taken into custody. a part of a group that marched from the capitol to the supreme court in protest of the overturning of roe v. wade. demonstrators sat in the streets. capitol they say the issue is personal. >> i have a young daughter, and i can't think straight when i recognize that she's going to have less rights than i had when i was her age, and i find that not just offensive, i find it wrong headed, i find it a breach of what this country is all about. >> the first time lawmakers have been arrested following the overturning of roe v. wade. last month judy chew from l.a. was taken into custody at a rally as well on capitol grounds. >>> it's going to be easier to fight the monkeypox in the south bay. santa clara county is now expanding the eligibility to get a vaccine. before people with confirmed exposures. but now there new doses coming in. the city will not offer them especially within the gay community. confirming 23 cases. no plans for any walk-up cl

i will be heard about the song, the russian jungle thing by march, 5th, to beverly wind up be all operations special operations. however, we are still looking at those in our military campaigns. and there is a huge logistics that isn't necessary. national mobilization is necessary or any kind of conflict. and we also seen the parameter to success of drone warfare in this conflict. i inter here here for a 2nd because i know you have 2 other points to mention. but on this point of, you know, russian generals supposedly mentioning some deadline, ways you hear that because i'm a russian, i follow the local media very, very attentively. and i think one of the specific features of this operation is that both the government, you know, i'm in the kremlin, the leadership of letting them put in, as well as his army circles. they didn't send any deadlines from the south, which for this specific reason of not limiting themselves. so where is this idea of them on the operation being too long comes from i read this, read your saw this video in kilogram by russian gender. and the quick outcome of the wall.

. >> they got in touch with the beverly hills police department and got the wallet back to shatner who went on to thank the family for returning the wallet calling them good citizens, scotty. i added that. >> the shatner wallet was a strange choice. >> what was cute they didn't even realize he was a "star trek" actor. >> not the right demographic. >> you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. >> that's beam me up scotty. >>> new numbers painting a complicated picture of the national economy. with a little more than a week remaining until the summer recess, senate democrats are hoping to take action. >> absolutely. people are feeling it. we understand that. that's why we are acting to focus on bringing prices down. >>> plus, swimming to safety and rescued by boats. record flash flooding swamped appalachian towns forcing people to run for higher ground. >>> a victim of the pandemic. san francisco's cliff house no longer serves meals, but that doesn't mean it sits empty. we'll show you how historians are making the most of this valuable time. news at 5:30 starts right now. t

now, living in frontier issues on beverly near sooner, pretty interesting because i mean, she came in from some incentives for the weapons and equipment. the west ascending to ukraine con, radically changed the course and nature of combat on the ground. however, they caused the conflict to drag on for weeks and even months and so increased the death toll. we really knew that though my for revenge, no. rena, along a norman union to yesterday when you must, a few former sh thumbs up there for sure. i never will move forward on those like which is not on the moon. korean michelin models, you can shape the film. i showed them. there was a lot of concern in europe, in nato, in the united states. that if we started providing ukraine with heavy weaponry, that this would somehow make russia think that we were party to the conflict and then expand the war. and we didn't want that many well liquid fortified areas have been constructed on the lp on dpi border in recent years. there hampering rapid troob advances. they so called act defense strategy is 50 years old. it was developed by the west t

pasadena, beverly hills and a couple others say they will not enforce any new mandates. i did post a twitter pole and so far the majority of people who voted on that say they are on board with masking up. >>> one person is dead after being hit by a caltrain train just before 7:00 am. san mateo county sheriff's department investigating is the cause was intentional or accidental. about 15 people were on board the train at the time. no one on board was injured. >>> we are learning about a deadly crash in the southbay. it happened just after 8:00 am. police say a car hit a cyclist. the cyclist died at the hospital. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> developing right now the us health and human services department confirms almost 800,000 additional monkeypox vaccines have been secured as of today. to dose shot of the new vaccine could not be released until the fda cleared them for use. it comes at 646 infections are confirmed across california. that is the most anywhere in the us. we are live in san francisco with more on these vaccines on the wa

reporter: out for an evening stroll on the castro district this evening, josh, nate, and their dog, beverly. monkeypox is getting to be quite the burden in this neighborhood and some members of the gay community are a bit anxious. >> the community knows fti very well, and when a new one pops up, we take it seriously and immediately call for action. so i think it is something that we will strive as it goes and people seem to be aware of this. >> reporter: the two new cases are from people who attended parties during pride weekend. burning man's afterglow party. and tonight the attendees are being put on alert and being encouraged to get tested and vaccinated from monkeypox or they could get an appointment. transmitted mainly through skin to skin and sexual content. it might sound and look frightening, but it is very rarely fatal. >> monkeypox is not a disease that will kill people although there are rare fatalities reported. it is much more of one of these nasty rash illnesses that hurt. you basically end up being isolated for days to weeks. >> reporter: while there are many of hundreds of c

buffer renewed for 2 or 3 children that were really yeah, with novel of any deal frontier issue on beverly near senior police. interesting because, i mean, she came in from some incentives for the weapons and equipment. the west, ascending to ukraine con, radically changed the course and nature of combat on the ground. however, they caused the conflict to drag on for weeks and even months, and so increased the death toll. we really knew that the for the engine and what was in a forcing. yeah. perino. norman. yeah. to just live with us for a few for much thumbs up there for sure. i never missed phone don't work, which is not on the moon. korean, leave michigan on my room or can share. this still is not shareable. mike, there was a lot of concern in europe, in nato, in the united states. that if we started providing ukraine with heavy weaponry, that this would somehow make russia think that we were party to the conflict and then expand the war. and we didn't want that many well acquit fortified areas have been constructed on the lp on dpi border in recent years. they're hampering rapid troob

well, this forget hollywood, beverly hills, movie stars and oscar. los angeles is about traffic jams, about wasting time in your car, which also means wasting precious and very, very expensive gasoline. ah, californians, despite being somewhat used to the fact of paying more for their gallon of gas than anybody else in the country are now in shock. and awe, whenever and wherever they began, station take it from an expert. there's nothing like high gasoline prices in the united states to just aggravate the, you know, what out of people, there's something about a high gasoline price and you see it on the marquee. and you literally can see visceral reactions the world out there. rush us war on ukraine, oil market volatility, supply chain issues, supply and demand squeezes. all that is adding to the existing misery of filling up in california for millions of commuters in and around los angeles. escaping the snarling highway traffic is one thing. waiting in long lines at the local discount gas station. to shave off a few cents per tank, is another other things in life had to get sacrificin

the county's lead if it imposes a new mask requirement, and they include pasadena, long beach and beverly hills tonight, a transgender woman says being south asian made her the target of a hate crime in san francisco over the weekend, she says she was deliberately struck. bugged. buy a motorcycle. ktvu is amber lease here now, after speaking with her as well as investigators. amber tells me she's in pain, but grateful her injuries are not more serious, she says. as a south asian transgender woman, she's gone through a lot and wants to raise awareness. i just feel very violated. and like i said, dreamy, is recovering from injuries she says she suffered after being deliberately struck by a motorcyclist in san francisco, her arm wrapped in a cast on saturday night around 11 . 30 she tells me she was dressed in a red sorry she had parked her car in the mission street garage and was crossing the street at mission and fourth in the crosswalk going to a hotel when she heard a motorcyclist, rev his bike and speed towards her. he hit me so hard okay? that i could not feel the right set of my body

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i'll slap nicholas in this is beverly speed. okay, so my niece madeline, speaking with rural van in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with question. did you think it was with ah, ah, ah! hello in welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle throwing good money after bad. this is what's happening because of the west obsession to weaken russia when backing the failed regime in kip. this obsession is so acute that western leaders are sacrificing the well being of their own citizens . ukraine fatigue is only a matter of time. ah, crow, sucking ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in washington. he's a former pentagon senior security policy analyst in tampa. we have larry johnson, he is ceo of burg associates and a former c i. a analysts, an u. s. state department counterterrorism official and in law.

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beverly ingram, are you aware of other black civil war regiments other than the 59th? yes.there were a number of others that were mentioned and there were a range of stories about their experiences and the excitement that they had leaving their states or cities to go places. philadelphia had a training school for soldiers. there were a number of experiences that were where i take personally being from philadelphia and to see the activism of the movement in philadelphia crucial to my research and i do a lot of research and philadelphia yet rofessor paul lockhart. welcome everyone. my name is crystal lake and i'm a professor here in the department of english language and literatures at wright state. it's my pleasure to introduce professor paul lockhart to you today. but before i tell you a little bit more about paul, i want to thank both professor, alpena sharma and the department of english for hosting this event and the college of liberal arts and university libraries for sponsoring it. be sure to stop by the friends of the library today table today, too. hi. i likewise wan