beverly hills police detectives and two newspaper reporters were zeroing in suspects. true the revelation would rock the case and the crime in a very prominent family, and it was a mystery as to what had happened until my parents pardon me. so do you in october of 1989, i came out to los angeles to work on my biography of jose menendez for the miami herald. >> sunday magazine you have to talk to the brothers to really understand the menendez family. at a certain point in the interview, i, you know, gently said to eric, i need to ask you a few questions about the night of the murders i've never seen anything like it never will see anything like it. probably the hardest thing i've ever had to do. >> they weren't real he told me he repeatedly. >> how close the family was, how much he loved his parents, and he told me what a shock it was to walk in and see his parents. >> you know, i think that possibly if lanny would have been home, if we would have been able to do something about it, i definitely would give my life for the deaths as we were walking around the house, um,

charles: you know, i've got less than a minute to to go, beverly. the great depression, and look what he was able to become. >> and i really think what he's talking about with his kid is making sure that they do work because work brings dignity, being productive, being able the make something, create something brings so much joy with. you can look at plenty of extremely wealthy people if they unmetered it and didn't work for it, they often lead unhappy lives. i think this is the best thing he could do as a father. i think it leads to more happiness for if his children. charles: and what about the notion that you could be born in the great depression and still become one of the richest persons that ever lived in this world? phenomenal, isn't it? >> that that's what you talk about all the time, yeah. charles: yep. heather, beverly, ladies both, i want you both to have a fantastic thanksgiving. we haven't gotten together often enough, but we will in the new year. i appreciate you both. thank you very much. >> happy thanksgiving. >> thanks, charles. cha

. >> jose, a wealthy hollywood executive, and his wife, kitty gunned down in their beverly hills mansion for months. the case went unsolved until the shocking confessions of their sons, lyle and eric, came to light when the case went to trial in july 1993, nearly four years after the crimes the public was literally watching along gavel to gavel on an up and coming cable network, court tv the menendez brothers became infamous pop culture celebrities, not just for killing their parents, but for the reasons they claim drove them to do so. their riveting testimony is next. check it out beverly hills mansion murders, and the story reads like one of the unsold scripts that circulate problem song jae-lim my parents are these the words of a saddened, shocked son or the cool words of a cold hearted killer prosecutors contend the menendez brothers were hoping to collect on an inheritance estimated at $14 million. they were spending quite a bit of money on lavish items, some estimates say that in the first 6 or 7 months after the deaths they spent $1 million. >> they were spending money like they w

this way. >> it was the shocking beverly hills double murder.minent husband and wife gunned down by their own children in cold blood. >> entertainment executive jose menendez and his wife were slain in the family room of their beverly hills mansion. >> their sons burst in on them and opened fire repeatedly over and over. shotgun blasts to all parts of their body. >> the sharp jawed, brooding brothers, convicted and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the heinous murders. >> there was something deeply evil about it that scared people. >> i'm just a normal kid. >> oh, you're a normal kid who killed your parents. >> i know the brothers saying they feared for their lives when they shot their parents. after lyle threatened to expose their secret, their cousins backing up the allegations of abuse. >> he told me never to reveal it to anybody, to promise him that i would keep it a secret between us. >> but prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was fabricated, at one point even saying men can't be raped. it's the people

. >> trace: meantime, i want to put this up, because this is beverly hills high school a couple milesn the road. they were kind of celebrating the trump victory, so watch this. >> four more years! yeah! [ ♪♪ ] >> trace: but because they did that, you put this up on the screen here, beverly hills high school implemented new speech rules and here are the following, flags and flag poles are not allowed no threatening profane obscene languages or images, no assemblies, moving mob, circles of jumping shouting or physical contact, students must maintain civil discourse, in other words, you're not allowed to move or do anything, and god for bid you put a trump shirt on. >> especially in the centre of blue la county. people might look at that video and say this is a double standard, because 2020, you had thousands of students celebrating biden's win on campuses across california, why can't they do that in this case. i will say, speaking to people in beverly hills, city officials, i don't think the faculty here intended to have that double standard, but i think it's interesting to look at that

beverly, this is pretty amazing. it's reminiscent of the '90s. radio and, therefore, that's why we lose everything. isn't it the case they control every other form of media outside of fox news and podcasts? and talk radio? >> yeah. and absolutely. this is projection at its finest because the reality is, is that donald trump won this presidency in spite of a liberal media ecosystem that comprises of news and sports and social media and hollywood. and i think as we look at this, we also have to combine that with the fact that they covered up for joe biden and his mental decline. they also did a complete rewrite of kamala harrising being somebody who was a very unpopular vp all of a sudden was a political superstar. so as you see this monday morning quarterbacking, these autopsies going on, the question i ask myself, is this purely just trying to deflect from the blame that they should take on themself or is it something more insidious? is this something because of their moral superiority, their arrogance where they can't even see the truth anymore

beverly, good morning to you. what do you think about that comment? >> good morning.issues. that's where i would agree with the congress many with. the fact that she thinks and even mentioned this that the media landscape is too diffused and part of the problem. what a lot of the democrats are pointing to other than the democrat party or kamala harris or joe biden or nancy pelosi is actually pointing out the media. and what they are actually saying is that americans should only be able to view legacy media that democrats are obviously in charge of she talked about podcast joe rogan invited kamala on the podcast and she decided not to go on. the media perspective the reason there was this red wave is because americans are not buying what legacy media is sell and that is what democrats need to focus on. >> todd: i think you are 100 percent right there. bigger picture broaden this out if democrats continue like debbie wasserman schultz and nancy pelosi naive the reasons democrat lost the economy and the border doesn't that bode well for republicans come 2026. >> oh, yeah

josé y kiley menéndez, en la casa de la familia en beverly hills, el 20 de agosto de 1989.mbros de la familia menéndez, quienes han abogado por la liberación de los hermanos. el fiscal de distrito y los abogados defensores tienen hasta el 17 de enero del próximo año para archivar la nueva evidencia en el caso. se trata de una carta de 1 de los hermanos que le escribió a un familiar y un testimonio jurado de un ex integrante del grupo, menudo en el que también relata el presunto abuso sexual a manos del padre de los hermanos menéndez. este reporte desde los Ángeles, california. luis treto telemundo. muchas gracias, luis. estaremos pendiente del desarrollo de esta historia. obviamente que da noticias cada semana. cambiamos de tema. la presidenta kamala harris estará en san francisco. será su primer viaje al regreso del área de la bahía. desde que perdió la elección presidencial. harris ha estado de vacaciones en hawái desde la semana pasada. por el momento, la verdad es que no se han dado a conocer mayores detalles sobre su visita, pero se espera que llegue a san francisco ya

and beverly most never thinking the as well for the past 416 days it is rarely ministry. has bombarded garza cool too expensive destruction and can be more than 44000 palestinians. most of them have been women and children. many of those who survived the relentless attacks stopping israel has restricted food medicine on humanitarian aid. from entering the street. the cold and rainy weather in dallas was lessening the already existing humanitarian crisis with palestinians, with no profit shelter and sky supplies. many tents have been flooded, make it uninhabitable. people have been crammed into 10 comes with no homes to return to 8 groups of one that more than 1000000 power students do not have sufficient shelter to endure the winter. well, hold on to the them in the middle to also for the more we run away from bombardment in depth and we lost out homes and everything homes collapsed on us. thank god we came here last winter. we suffered ends today. we are here as you see, we're drowning the attempt is made of tech style and when it rains, it rains on us. they gave us a 9

but my uncle visited beverly and shortly after the wall fell and he got a piece of the wall. he didn't have the tools himself to ship it off. but he got this piece from, from someone who said, no, i realize it's no unique things. i have a piece of the goal. many people, not just on the night of the 9th of november in the weeks and months that followed . many people came and sick their level own piece of the will. so yeah, it's a bit of a bit of a feel circle, a moment for me to have been gifted that it was actually my uncle that gifted that piece of the bolt of my parents. shortly before i was born. so yeah, a bit of a full circle moment for me before it's ignited 35 years on a piece of history in your living room. and you know, as you share a personal history with this event somehow, nope, off and joined the party. thank you so much. thank you. and pockets on dozens of people have been killed and many more injured in a suicide bombing at a railway station. officials say the bomber targeted a crowd of platform as hundreds way to to travel the separatists. bullshit sound liber

this is beverly a chain speaking a security expert based in the costs cynical when she says governments that haven't actually been many. that's because dictated joseph, does it remember to ruled for 32 years and of those who with his distinctive let's print a hot, we names the countries that yet and he grew. i want to ring me rich looting the national causes at the people's expense. western countries, including the us, were willing to turn a blind eye. they wanted to keep them close to them and away from the soviet union because he guessed it. they of course wanted priority access to the country. it's results is once the us even send member to several planes in a bit to secure minding rights, he demanded that one of them be loaded with $60000.00 us dollars worth of coca cola . just up to punch a group that was a refined and protected by moving to unfortunately it became part and parcel of the countries. and so it continued long after another to test on the long cabella. then under his son, joseph, who was notoriously corrupt. again, the seas, mineral wealth was sold off to foreign inves

right, to toppling here in beverly to bureau to you of my how much great day. thank you so very much i let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. civil defense officials and gaza say at least 19 people have been killed. and is there any attacks overnight? at least 6 were killed in a strike on a 10 to come near the southern city of con eunice. several casualties were also reported to of to house was hate in gas as if you stay tuned neighborhood. israel has been targeting, hama, submitting several pro palestinian groups of asked a quote in the hague to lock the netherlands from exposing weapons to israel. van lawyers argue the dutch stage was doing too little to prevent what they call to genocide in gaza, as well as rejected such accusations and says it is targeting how must have a risk. a decision is expected in 3 weeks. from us president elect, donald trump says he'll nominate scott's base and to assess as the next the treasury secretary, the official in charge of the implementing his economic agenda president, is a bi

it's certainly a terrible time for the news and citizens and be with the rights to toppling here in beverly to bureau to you. mama, tre, today. thank you so very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. civil defense officials in gaza say at least 19 people have been killed and is rarely attacks overnight. at least 6 were killed in a strike on a 10th account. near the southern city of con eunice, several casualties were also reported to of to house was hate and gas of cities say to in that neighborhood. israel says it's been targeting homeless militants, several pro palestinian groups of asked a quote in the hague, to block the netherlands from exporting weapons to israel. they are lawyers argue to the dodge state was doing too little to prevent what they called the genocide and gaza. israel has rejected such accusations and says it is targeting how must have a risk. a decision is expected in 3 weeks or the police and the philippines have opened to an investigation off the vice president, sarah detective threatened to have the president kil

graves near a time where dozens killed in this radius strikes. web dw correspondence that i met, and beverly told us more about the is really minutes. always warning. shortly after the seas by agreement came into effect is where amy army has published a map where it indicates is an area that is close to the buddha. and along the border line, uh and the is really army announced this to be a restricted area at for this area specifically. they also issued previously yesterday and the day before curfews didn't allow people to go out after 5 pm. now they have just said that for the entire region, that destroying on the map, people are not allowed to go back, are not allowed to enter this area. and people here are really reacting in this agreement because they are saying, why should the is really government tell us where to go in our own country a, stella minute reporting an x to as we selection of thoughts in paris. it took 5 years of reconstruction after a devastating 5, and now lots of dumb cathedral reveals itself to the world again, rebuilt to exacting detail. the iconic cathedral is nearly r

already said that they want to financially support the lebanese army settlement of that reporting from beverly. thank you very much, stella and to assess how the suicide is seen in israel and joined in the studio. but i'm at least a list of shiny resolve this study. how is this still being deceived and as well? well, it's a mixed bag. if you look at israel's pop the news channel and yesterday they had a fresh full following a ceasefire. only 20 percent of his release sees this agreement as victoria, which is what? nothing. yeah, i was trying to fame it as so there's a very realistic acknowledgment of the limitations of israeli power and the need to bring to some sort of a change in lebanon if talk to the people who live in the north 11 and had to evict several i over 60000 people hatches. it's already more than a year ago. they're very mad. they feel like they've been left basically betrayed by the government. they feel like it was protest yesterday until that be correct. you know, they feel like not enough has been done to feel like they've been through this before. and this is part of the ch

a few years ago, which went down about as well as you can expect in beverly hills.na: wow, nobody asked me for a picture of my favorite -- >> piers: your favorite costume. >> dana: when i was a kid growing up in hot colorado, honestly, you had to wear a coat over your costume, that wasn't great, and always the classic mask with the elastic thing in the back and kids today have no idea. but one time when i lived in d.c. i went as bill on capitol hill from "schoolhouse rock," that was a good one. >> piers: greg? >> greg: and trying to remember come i think when i went as o.j. i don't know if those pictures are out there. but, you know, if they are out there and you can find them ... >> jesse: send them to me. [laughter] >> piers: someone told me you went to a half haunted house with david. >> jesse: i think i screamed louder then dana. >> dana: it was scary, hated it. >> jesse: i was a field hockey player at one point and i had a wig and i put two tennis balls on my chest and i had a little pleated skirt and a little blush. and i thought i looked pretty good. as a guy

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beverly in wyoming, democrats line. good morning. guest: yeah. i was wondering why they don't have democrat candidates in wyoming. maybe if they had diversity they might have a free election. it is going to be so hard for these republicans to get a good base. they are all backing each other. the ones, the rhinos, i hope they win. guest: wyoming is a state where the orientation of the at large district was really decided by liz cheney's reelection race in the republican primary a couple of years ago when she lost a harriet hageman. that moved the seat essentially from one that was a trump skeptic republican seat to say the least to a maga held seat. what we are noticing a lot of republican open seats, and there are 23 republicans who opted not to seek reelection this year, is the direction that republicans are headed overall depends a lot on who comes through the primaries. there are open seats work candidates allied with trump ended up availing and people like brandon gill in texas 26th district, and we saw districts with more conventional conser

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. >> the safe part of town, we kind of call this area like a beverly hills.s the hills park safari moved to this neighborhood near skyview memorial lawn from another end of the city to escape the violence. but to no avail. she was playing a video game when the shooting happened. and when she realized the shots were coming from outside and not her television, she told her kids to get down. was definitely traumatizing to see. >> a vehicle inside of some of these driveway, not even a dry. we like their porch. 2 people suffering. one neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says he saw sedan speed off with no lights on afterward. >> he moved here from oakland a year ago but says he has had enough as vallejo's homicide rate continues to rise. some. >> well, actually, talk to my out of because i know. >> this is just the beginning of incentive that goes when they saw, especially when you got cast a shoot like that. neighbors bracing for a potentially violent holiday season in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> let's talk about our weather forecast now with this

so a lot of policy and sheltering, there are also being effected by diseases emergency services in beverly to trying to find people who could be trumps and the level of the homes destroyed during another night of his really bombardment. the attacks came short day off. these rainy minute treat, issued evacuation for us, the people living in the southern suburb of da here residence at at least 14 as strikes targeted residential buildings. a suicide bomb attack on a railway station in pakistan has killed 25 people and injured more than 40. it was carried out in the southern says you have questions to engage in be reports. it was russia when a launch explosion shook a railway station in quest to install them. pakistan around 200 people were waiting on the platform for a train to the city of ralph. indeed, the people who were running around was total chaos. some are injured with their legs blown off. others had their arms or hands blown off. the police, a soldiers from ralph in these infantry school with a target, it'd be attacked separately. discrete baluchistan liberation. army has claimed re

i first sat down with her almost two years ago at her home in beverly hills to talk about the abuse shehe classic teenage rebel staying out late at raves, kicked out of multiple high schools. so her parents sent her to a series of boarding schools for troubled youth. >> it's a multi-billion dollar industry, and what is it entail? thousands of schools, wilderness camps and these schools, a lot of them have no oversight or regulations, so people don't even know what's happening. >> it was there that she says she suffered shocking abuse. >> it was just a living nightmare. the people who work at these places were just evil and it was terrifying. and going through, you know, emotional physical, psychological, sexuale attended was provo canyon school in utah. >> provo canyon schools, the worst experience of my entire life. >> what do you remember from provo? >> throwing us against walls, strangling, hitting late at night. they would take certain girls into a room and do cervical exams with male and female staff. and it was like something that was like a doctor. like these were just them doing

of parole for more than 3 decades after they were found guilty of killing their parents at their beverlytgoing la district attorney george gascon formally requested a re-sentencing for the brothers. now the brothers attorney asked governor gavin newsom for clemency. in a statement, newsom office wrote the governor will defer to the da. let's review and analysis of the mendez case prior to making any clemency decisions. still ahead, the crowd, the morning news u.s. postal worker killed. >> after being hit outside of struck by an suv. we're gonna bring you the latest in a live report. and heavy police presence of union city stations. you can see an officer right behind me. >> after one their way shapes the suspect the parking lot. we kron. 4 morning news and we're talking the storm. >> on the way, john sabol has been actively tracking that. getting us prepared. good morning, john. good morning, yes, we are looking at a prep day today. so today truly is the day to get the drainage is cleaned out the gutters, especially if you are in the north bay. >> we're just going to be nonstop. heavy ra

given life sentences without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents, jose and kitty, in their beverly hills mansion. prosecutors argue they were after their parents' money. they deny this claim. fueled by a series of books, shows and documentaries, there's been a surge of public fascination with the case. >> you're either on one side or the other. there's like, no in between. >> reporter: and high-profile calls for the brothers' release. >> social media campaigns and documentaries can affect what an elected d.a. thinks about a case and might lead to freedom. >> reporter: in october, the now outgoing district attorney george gascon recommended eric and lyle be resentenced and immediately eligible for parole. his successor set to be sworn in, in early december, is set to review the case but says the brothers will be given no special treatment. a new look that could change the fate of the menendez brothers. >>> the former kentucky sheriff accused of murdering a judge will be in court today. prosecutors say he shot and killed kevin mullins in his chambers back in september. the shooting w

uncovered after jose and kitty menendez were murdered in their beverly hills home. >> this was just sort of an explosion of emotion at that time. time. >> reporter: the evidence includes this letter from eric to a cousin, said to be written nine months before the murders. it is the first physical evidence that alludes to sexual abuse eric claims he suffered at the hands of his father. in 2017, lyle said he fears for the demons that still haunt his brother. >> child rape is a crime against memory and sleep. is it too much? you know, am i just going to hear that my brother committed suicide? >> reporter: another hearing will focus on the brothers' life in prison. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to society. >> reporter: outgoing d.a., george gascon, wants them resentenced. he was impressed with all they've accomplished these last 35 years, especially when you consider the brothers were there for life. seven years ago, we asked lyle menendez if he could even hope for life after prison. >> for me, hope is just keeping one's spirit strong, believing that, you know, your life is not

been serving life sentences without the possibility of parole for killing their parents in their beverly hills mansion >> joining us now is trial attorney mercedes colwin she also hosts the podcast m and m in the morning. mercedes, thank you so much for being with us. i just want to let you know we're waiting for a reporter, nick watt, to come out of the courtroom and get to a camera. so we may be jumping to him in just moments. i wonder what your reaction is to the hearing and to this apparent delay of resentencing that we're learning about not a surprise, boris, because the biggest game changer for the menendez brothers was when gascon lost the election and a new incoming da hockman is about to start on december 2nd. >> and we know that the resentencing hearing was was supposed to go forward on december 11th. nine days is just not sufficient. hockman has been very clear that he needs to review transcripts. he has to look at prison records. he's going to make his own independent judgment. so notwithstanding that the outgoing d.a. gascon was very clear that he felt the menendez brothers

a relatives of captives held in garza for demanding beverly any fear, the removal of you'll have gone from office will make it ha this and negotiate to cease by it's good. i'm involved in the jordanian capital is covering this from my mind because these way the government is banned down to 0 from reporting in the occupied westbank and from inside israel. and we're already hearing from his ro cancelled to be insane as yeah, we've just heard from the, the form and now the form a easily, the defense minister you off go on to gave a tid advised address to the nation. talking about the points of this called a tension between him and a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he summarized between the 3 points. one of them has to do with that description of the how do you deem that to now who is opposed to that a lot is for it. and about the 2nd point is about the the need to cite to deal with him us for the release of the hostages. again, he has always been accusing, missing the whole of starting thoughts in order to continue the war. at the 3rd point is about the need for a comprehensive offici

lyle menendez, are serving life sentences without parole for gunning down their parents in their beverly hills mansion in 1989, just last month, la district attorney george gascon recommended that a judge resentenced them, which could set them free. >> but gascon, of course, lost his reelection bid, throwing the brothers possible release into question. cnn's nick watt. casarez joins me now. so, nick you were in court for today's hearing. what happened well we heard from the aunts of the boys. >> we heard from jose menendez, sister jose menendez was the dad who was killed. and she had this to say. aunt terry she said, we miss those that are gone tremendously, but we miss the kids, too. she said they've served 35 years. that is enough. we also heard from kitty, the mother. we heard from her sister. she is the boys aunt joan. she said, no children should have to live in fear day by day that their dad could come and rape them now there is no question that eric and lyle menendez bought shotguns and used those guns to brutally murder their parents, to shoot them to death while they were in the

now after they were found guilty of killing their parents at their beverly hills mansion. back in 1989, last month, outgoing a la district attorney george gascon on formally requested a re-sentencing for the brothers. the brothers attorney asked the governor for clemency in a statement newsom's office said that he will to for the da elects review and analysis of the case before making any decisions on clemency. >> developing tonight, the manhattan district attorney in new york has told the judge in president-elect trump's hush money case that sentencing should not be dismissed but rather postponed until after his second term in many ways are in a rather trump was convicted of more than 30 counts of falsifying business records to pay off adult film. actress stormy daniels right before the 2016 election. trump denies having that affair. the da says trump's forthcoming presidency is not a reason to drop the case, but there is a need to balance competing constitutional interest. >> president elect trump has nominated tv doctor mehmet oz to lead the centers for medicare and med

convicted for the brutal killing of their parents, jose and kitty menendez, as they watched tv in their beverly hills mansion. what's the problem? >> what's the problem? i'm sorry to tell my parents. pardon me. >> so truchon at the time, the 21 and 18 year old brothers said they found their parents when they arrived home, but would later admit to shooting them. >> they raped me. >> did you cry? yes. >> were you scared? >> very. >> did you ask him not to? >> yes. >> how did you ask him not to? >> i just told him i don't. >> during the first trials, allegations of sexual abuse by their father was what led them to kill, which resulted in two hung juries. a new trial where those claims were largely limited by a judge, ended with a guilty verdict and a life sentence without parole. the controversial case has gained a lot of attention, with recent documentaries and social media posts about the brothers. meanwhile, california governor gavin newsom also weighed in, responding on his podcast to questions about whether he would be willing to grant clemency to the brothers. i think it's the right thing to

august, 1989, shotgun shooting deaths of their parents, jose and kitty menendez, at the family's beverly hills mansion. following a 1994 mistrial, the pair was convicted in 1996 after a short second trial where the judge wouldn't allow the jury to hear the defense's claim that the brothers acted in self-defense after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse. but now after more than 30 years behind bars, freedom may be near. >> we know that the menendez brothers are trying for clemency or trying for resentencing, and they're trying for a successful habeas petition. >> reporter: on monday the menendez brothers will appear virtually at the hearing that looks at the legality of their imprisonment. how did we get here? >> we filed the petition for habeas corpus about 18 months ago. there was a letter that was discovered that erik had written to andy, his cousin andy, which predates the homicide. that letter talks about the abuse and his fear of his father. >> reporter: additionally, a former member of the '80s boy band menudo has come forward alleging that jose menendez sexually abused hi

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hace 35 años, en su mansión de beverly hills, california, el juez michael joseph dice que necesita tiempolaciones continuas por parte de su padre, lo que podría cambiar el delito que cometieron y llegar incluso a salir en libertad. y bueno, estamos en plena semana del día de acción de gracias y las cosas no pintan bien en lo meteorológico. con 80 millones de personas listas para emprender viaje por tierra o por aire, muchos se van a encontrar con una tormenta que barrerá el país de costa a costa, dejando nieve en muchos lugares y una considerable bajada de temperaturas. aquí está con nosotros carlos robles, nuestro jefe de meteorología. carlos, danos algo de buenas noticias. hay buenas noticias. dentro de todo hay buenas noticias. pero lo cierto es que hoy, que es el día más concurrido en los aeropuertos, muchos saliendo de viaje, hay ciertas complicaciones y se trata de esta tormenta invernal que se encuentra en el área de las rocosas. fíjese, generando actividad de nieve. esta tormenta estará transitando a través del país, es decir, estará recorriendo el país de costa a costa y hoy exis

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los menéndez llevan 34 años en prisión tras el asesinato de sus padres en su mansión de beverly hills hacia la costa oeste del país. esto es una fuerte tormenta que ha continuado ganando fuerza durante las últimas 24 horas y continuará impactando el extremo noroeste del país con lluvias y nieve en las montañas durante el día miércoles. incluso esto pudiera extenderse hasta el día sábado. observe que localidades ya en estados como washington, oregón y las montañas de california están bajo alertas de tormenta invernal, mientras el norte de california se encuentra en una vigilancia de inundaciones, ya que varios días de precipitación pudieran dejar sobre 10 pulgadas de lluvia. esta tormenta también pudiera dejar vientos de hasta 45 millas por hora y más de un pie de nieve en la zona montañosa. aranza joseph, gracias por este pronóstico y nos vamos a la costa este. se desata un nuevo incendio en nueva york. inició esta tarde entre washington heights y el harlem y creció a más de 10 acres rápidamente, acercándose de manera amenazante a la carretera y en hora pico se le pide a la gente no s

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. >> the safe part of town, we kind of call this area like a beverly hills. it's this is the hills park safari moved to this neighborhood near skyview memorial lawn from another end of the city to escape the violence. but to no avail. she was playing a video game when the shooting happened. and when she realized the shots were coming from outside and not her television, she told her kids to get down. was definitely traumatizing to see. >> a vehicle inside of some of these driveway, not even i would like their porch. 2 people were suffering. one neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says he saw sedan speed off with no lights on afterward. >> he moved here from oakland a year ago but says he has had enough as vallejo's homicide rate continues to rise. some. >> well, actually, talk to my because i know. >> this is just the beginning of incentive that goes when they saw, especially when you got cast a shoot like that, neighbors bracing for a potentially violent holiday season in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> happening tomorrow in the south bay, san jos

condenados a cadena perpetua por asesinar a sus padres en una mansiÓn de beverly hills.azando asÍ al fiscal george gascon, quien recientemente habÍa recomendado revisar la sentencia de lyle y erick menÉndez acusados de asesinar a sus padres, josÉ y kitty menÉndez, el 20 de agosto de 1989. ahora la revisiÓn de su sentencia pautada para el 11 de diciembre podrÍa retrasarse. esto debido a que hawkman dice que quiere revisar cuidadosamente el expediente antes de tomar una decisiÓn. >> the wire me to review thousands of pages of confidential prison files that i don't have access to at this point. >> al presentarse nueva evidencia de supuestos abusos por parte de los padres de los hermanos menÉndez gascÓn, le pidiÓ al juez michael jacek una nueva sentencia de 50 aÑos o cadena perpetua, pero con derecho a libertad condicional. >> the priorities, durante su entrevista con noticias telemundo, hawkman dijo no estar ni a favor ni en contra de revisar la sentencia. >> los hermanos menÉndez tienen otras dos opciones legales sobre la mesa. una es la solicitud de habeas corpus. la cual

so he beverly clear on that show the vast majority of george and support e u. membership, george and dream also says it wants to join the blog eventually. but people here have taken to the streets because they, since their european aspirations are slipping away. president of georgia solutions who are a bunch of really joined us earlier on the program. i asked her about her thoughts on the police, detaining protesters and using water cannon against them. so it's not only what her attendance and the arrest there is a systemic violence against the protestors that is the following. and this is studying the violence against the georgian population when they were deprived of their voice in the elections. and when they had been deprived gradually, after each and every independent institution in the country. and that is the whole rest of the system that is taking a foot in the georgia and that has worked at the georgia and pollution match. similarly is protesting, get introduced as these days. and what is the new in georgia? the process are extended to all the major cities in georgia. and th

given life sentences without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents jose and kitty in their beverlyls mansion. prosecutors argue they were after their parents' money. the brothers have previously denied this claim. >> it's never going to happen because no one believes us. >> reporter: fueled by a series of books, shows and documentaries there has been a surge in public fascination around the case. >> either one side or the other. there is to no in between. >> reporter: and high-profile calls for the brothers' release. >> social media campaigns and documentaries can affect what an elected d.a. thinks about a case. and might lead to freedom. >> reporter: in october, the now out going los angeles district attorney george gascon recommended they be re-sentenced and immediately eligible for parole. his successor has promised to review the case, but says the brothers will be given no special treatment. a new look that could change the fate of the-in famous menendez brothers. shaquille brewster, nbc news. >> they are the two movies hollywood is betting on to jumpstart the holiday blockbust

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. >> the safe part of town, we kind of call this area like a beverly hills. it's this is the hills park safari moved to this neighborhood near skyview memorial lawn from another end of the city to escape the violence. but to no avail. she was playing a video game when the shooting happened. and when she realized the shots were coming from outside and not her television, she told her kids to get down. was definitely traumatizing to see. >> a vehicle inside of some of these dry way, not even a dry. we like their porch. >> 2 >> people were suffering. one neighbor who wants to remain anonymous says he saw sedan speed off with no lights on afterward. he moved here from oakland a year ago but says he has had enough as vallejo's homicide rate continues to rise. some. >> well, actually, talk to my out of because i know. >> this is just the beginning of incentive that goes when they saw, especially when you got cast a shoot like that, neighbors bracing for a potentially violent holiday season in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> man accused of threatening police

the brothers, who were 18 and 21 at the time, shot and killed their parents in their beverly hills home. after two trials, they were convicted and sentenced to life without parole. while the hearing continues today, the judge has until tomorrow to respond to that habeas corpus petition in which they are challenging their conviction. the judge is set to tackle a couple of issues the habeas corpus petition, based on the new evidence that's emerged. but also there's a special law in california for resentencing. if there's new evidence or if there's childhood trauma or if, in fact, they have been rehabilitated. all of those things could result in them being sprung from prison. so the brothers other plan or request is to be resentenced, and that is scheduled for december 11th. between now and then, a new district attorney will take office. current district attorney george gascon, formerly of san francisco da's office, recommended clemency, a shortening of the sentence, and that the brothers be eligible for parole. now, the brothers are serving their sentences in a san diego prison, which is

[laughter] there a lot of russians i know who own property in london, west palm beach and beverly hills and park avenue. not so many are moving to shanghai. they're moving to dubai, the moving to the gulf in putin is trying to shift the russian economy south and east. but the naturalal gauge for the russians was established by peter the great. when he established st. petersburg looking west to europe. and that is still the case for european russians. >> so, for china it is not, the putin and president xi met right before the special military operation started during the olympics in beijing. great statement of their partnership and referred to an unlimited relationship that was only going to grow closer and more productive. almost immediately made it clear there were limits. so for example the plc was clearly communicated that these are nuclear weaponsry in connection the special military operation would not be something the prc would abide by. so there are limits to this friendship between putin and president xi. the chinese economy is struggling. thank don't want to make an enormous ec

and early i'll see w, it's beverly bill, chief mohammed tre, tape hall of the 6 weeks full has been effective children in 11 very badly. indeed, the war is affecting children and families on so many aspect physically, of course, as the number of civilian casualties is on the increase as well. stepped up, it's bombardments, campaign, across a little bit on but also mentally and morally. just tried to imagine life for thousands of children and their families away from home, got to in shelters across the country and deprived from education and with very limited access to basic needs and services. it's, it's a horrible time for almost everyone here and depend on and particularly for those most fundable children and women. now what about the long term effects of these attacks on children in the development, or it's a very frustrating time for children and their families. as the whole education system is on the brink and is disrupted by the war, thousands of children's r, n a in schools, not for saving education, but at the shelter. instead, many of these children's have lost some of the members an