elected, was the mayor of beverly hills.o this daily break fast at nate and al's, and you would see him often walking from his home to have that breakfast with his buddies. a he really held court there. he opened his own bagel shop down the street several years ago. and he was just this local fixture. the show referenced the dodger games. she was at the dodger games almost every game. but the fact of the are matter is, even though he had this global impact, even though he talked to everybody, he the talked to even the nonfamous in his adopted hometown of beverly hills. >> so talk to us about somebody like larry king's impact on beverly hills itself. you talk about how it is a small town. but when people have an image of beverly hills, i don't think that they think of larry king. >> there is a distinction between rolls-royce and fur coats and a guy in a members only jacket like larry king. he was as surprised as anybody that ultimately as adopted hometown became beverly hills. but the fact of the matter is, bev beverl beverly

. >> reporter: bthis beverly hills doctor said he'd never accept a bribe for a vaccination even if he sackvaccine to give whice doesn't. that he says is part of the problem. >> people are told vaccines are the only way out of it i don't see why they're so shocked they would like to get that vaccine from their doctor. >> reporter: so some are trying to skip the lines and twist the odds in their favor. like a former canadian gaming executive accused of chartering a private plane to a tiny town and posing as a local resident to get vaccinations for himself and his wife in central florida the polk county paramedic of the year is under arrest for allegedly helping a captain steal three doses of the moderna vaccine. >> why they did what they did is just absolutely beyond us. >> reporter: back in beverly hills, the nation is handling the vaccinations all wrong, he says. >> if the government gave these vaccines to the 200,000 primary care doctors in the country, i could do 50, 100 vaccines in 1 day, you multiply that times 200,000 primary care, we could give out 20 million vaccines a day and

out that the super rich the wealthiest of the well the offering top dollar to their doctors in beverly hills in the hamptons to get them somehow to the point of the. i mean there was i mean there was a doctor the los angeles times report the reports that doctors use on all of you who runs the beverly hills concierge doctor whose clients include area grand justin bieber and regularly pay up to $10000.00 a year for like private personalized care he stated he's getting hundreds of calls every single day from his like high end elite one percent clientele saying you know how do i get the vaccine what do i got to pay what do i got to do put me at the front of the list absolutely people are willing to give hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to get this vaccine now before it's actually available to the general public and this isn't surprising but it the part that frustrates me the most is that many of them will get it you know there are people who are act. really having their names added to the list of home health care workers or you know nursing staff or some of the nursing homes and senior ca

organizers of today's beverly hills rally say they want to encourage their neighbors to participate int so you know that those signs were being held right on the side of santa monica boulevard, just 11 miles away in los angeles, the refuse fascism group held a trump pence out now car caravan today reporter chelsea edwards has more. stop oh, no with flags sign plastered cars and a clear message. dozens gathered in downtown los angeles for a socially distant caravan demanding immediate action at the white house. we don't want to just sit and wait until the inauguration. we want them driven out from power now. michelle chuy's in l. a based organizer with refused fascism, a group calling for action all over the country. there can be no more waiting. there is a need for the decent people to make clear our. determination to stop this fascist danger, which has been overdue for years. now we have citizens have to take to the public square. we've got to call this out. many it. saturday's demonstration in downtown l. a were motivated by the week's events at the nation's capitol. i was in shock,

pandemic, the number of patients and demand for work has more than doubled at his practice in beverly hills. he's seeing more first-timers and people willing to consider more inte procedures. >> i have parishes who kind of take advantage of this. nobody has to see the rest of my body. and maybe it's time i go ahead and take care of some of those things on my wish list. >> reporter: plastic surgeons are also finding that patients have more cash on-hand since many did not splurge on travel and entertainment during covid. >>> disneyland is scrapping the annual pass program. ending a nearly 40-year-old program. popular among diehard fans. especially the local ones. disneyland and california adventure've closed for ten months and pass holders are getting refunds. >> we were lucky to get there the last week. i just can't believe that it's still closed and now there's no passes. it's just kinda crazy. >> it's a california staple. when it all reopens and everything, it's gonna be a lot harder for the children to be able to enjoy disneyland. >>> crews have surrounded a 250-acre fire that forced evac

police have arrested a 52 year old woman to other people from beverly hills.n strand and simone gold were arrested yesterday. all three are charged with knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grille. pounds. the 52 year old woman is also facing initial charges of civil disorder, destruction of government property, aiding and abetting and obstruction of an official proceeding and in the nation's capital today for the first time, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell publicly stated that the insurrectionists who stormed the capital were provoked by the president. the last time the senate convened, we had just reclaimed the capital from violent criminals who tried to stop congress from doing our duty. the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. they tried to use for senator mcconnell is validus safe inauguration tomorrow and today, he also met with senate democratic leader chuck schumer to lay out a plan for the transiti

school by working as a model and dancer, landing gigs like this, seen on "the real housewives of beverly hills" all the while earning her master's inyam w whr best frien she returned home around 1:00 a.m., unaware, according to police, someone had kicked in a door and was lying in wait inside. >> she encountered him somewhere in the house. he choked her with his hands, apparently. >> reporter: her screams waking up her roommate, who called 911. but before police arrived, amie was thrown from her third floor balcony. police finding her on the ground, gravely injured. she later died at the hospital of blunt force trauma and strangulation. >> i talked to police, they said, you know, is there someone that you know that could have done this? i was, oh, yeah, gareth. >> what made you think it had to be him? >> because she'd been talking about how, if anything happened, it would be gareth. >> reporter: gareth pursehouse was amie's ex-boyfriend, the 41 photographer, sofcomic. >> hello, everybody! >> reporter: dated amie on and off nearly a decade earlier. >> she said he was abusive and a terrible pers

tv news choppers caught scuffles in beverly hills and downtown los angeles. police officers were seen leading some people away and in both cases declared it an unlawful assembly. >>> wall street set to open higher this morning extending yesterday's big gains. so, investors are looking past the violence on capitol hill. in fact, the dow closed at a record high. a lot of gold and treasury bonds going up, as well. the idea being that because yesterday's events did nothing to change the political and economic outlook in the coming months, investors are looking for sunnier skies ahead. >>> american ceos are speaking out. steve schwartzman a long-time ally said he is shocked and horrified noting the result was clear all along. tim cook tweeting it was a sad chapter in our nation's history and urged that transition to be completed. >>> despite the uncertainty in the nation's capitol, the nba chose to proceed with its scheduled games last night. most teams took a knee before their game their opponents, the clippers, also taking a knee. the milwaukee bucks and detroit

in february she was charged with public intoxication at a beverly hills hotel. in may she was arrested again charged with a dui. her sentence included probation, community service and nine months of alcohol counseling. keyon harrold's family saying the incident has further societal repercussions. today ponsetto has not apologized apologized. new york city's mayor called the incident racism pure and simple. alex, mona? >> megan tevrizian, thank you. >>> coming up, hear from the man who helped rescue a shark attack victim in hawaii. >>> and the search is on for these two men seen jumping off the roof of a hotel bar. roof of a hotel bar. ove,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. researc

of rape and assault against 2 women weinstein faces similar charges involving 5 women in la and beverly hills investigators there are trying to extradite him to california california is now home to a royal family prince harry and actress meghan markle announced in early january that they'll step back as senior members of the royal family and work independently, the royal couple first relocated to canada before eventually settling down in santa barbara and could you survive the pandemic without tiger king, the netflix hit spotlight, a long-running feud between 2 big cat enthusiast's joe exotic and carole baskin the battle involves a murder accusations as well as convictions of animal abuse and attempted murder, joe is currently serving 22 years in prison and is seeking a pardon from president trump and these are just some of the celebrity scandals of 2020 sanaz tahernia reporting kron 4 news. >>that's just saying i'm the only person who hasn't seen tiger king apparently you don't need to ok he'll be okay with 50 and maybe to other so weird. coming up on kron 4 news 6.30 a wisconsin pharmacists

of rape and assault against 2 women weinstein faces similar charges involving 5 women in la and beverly hillstigators there are trying to extradite him to california california is now home to a royal family prince harry and actress meghan markle announced in early january that they'll step back as senior members of the royal family and work independently, the royal couple first relocated to canada before eventually settling down in santa barbara and could you survive the pandemic without tiger king, the netflix hit spotlight, a long-running feud between 2 big cat enthusiast's joe exotic and carole baskin the battle involves a murder accusations as well as convictions of animal abuse and attempted murder, joe is currently serving 22 years in prison and is seeking a pardon from president trump and these are just some of the celebrity scandals of 2020 sanaz tahernia reporting kron 4 coming up next plans to resume wide-scale in person learning why if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is fu

eso es lo que estÁ pasando en beverly hills.laneando el prÓximo paso. >> exactamente. se dio esta mancuerna. hicimos una canciÓn. todo fue porque compartimos la misma oficina de administraciÓn. ya hemos trabajado juntos mucho antes en gira donde hemos estado juntos. hay una amistad. ahora que hubo esta uniÓn con esta familia dijimos que serÍa bueno una colaboraciÓn. y sÍ. una canciÓn que va a quedar muy bonita. luis: tema de fiesta, tema romÁntico? >> es una canciÓn romÁntica. por cierto, la tenÍa rÉgulo caro para ver la canciÓn que podÍa ser. me dijo que tenÍa una. me encantÓ. ahÍ lo hicimos. con unas chavas, una novia mÍa y otra de Él. de Último, nos pagaron mal. la clÁsica. [risas] luis: finalmente, llegÓ el momento de brindar. [risas] [hablan a la vez] vamos a brindar por... aquÍ en la casa. bar a domicilio. [hablan a la vez] [mÚsica] alan: muy bueno. con quÉ? tÚ no puedes. francisca: no puedo. es una parte que no me encanta mucho, pero sÍ. muy buena idea. alan: para una cena romÁntica ahÍ le va. francisca: muy bueno. alan:

police broke up a pro trump protest in beverly hills about 100 people had gathered there.ers were apparently attacked by a trump supporter. police declared an unlawful. well assembly and the demonstration dispersed another protest. outside l. a city hall to several dozen people, okay, checking in on a little bit of that rainfall that we saw this afternoon in the bay area. not much in a little bit of be the operative there hills for a candidate about a quarter of an inch. that's the far north babe petaluma to tents. that's not bad. santa rosa coming up on two tents can feel just 088 hundreds and canfield. ken fields, a big brain spot, typically, right, so that tells you a lot right there. redwood city 0.1 a non event and then this thing tomorrow, same kind of deal. it's got all its action north of our latitude, and so we're going to see pretty much i think pretty similar rainfall accumulations with the rain from today we did see we do have moisture at the surface and that allows for fog to form so dew point temperatures right now are running pretty close, especially inland.

he is been commissioner since 2018 and previously practiced law with the beverly hills tax controversy firm. he has his jd from pepperdine university and lom from nyu. before we can begin a bit of housekeeping for this event is being recorded and will be posted online at tpc's website in the near future. if you like to join the conversation on social media please use the # and if you like to suggest a future guest for the prescription e-mail us at info@tax policy center .org. charles, welcome to the prescription, great to have you. >> and q, howard. we appreciate the invitation. >> you honestly had a very challenging 2020 and let me just start by asking have you reached the bottom of that pile of unanswered mail from the early days of the pandemic? >> we are actually current, believe it or not. we have millions of tax returns still in process but they've all been in process when received and this is a brief frame of reference. about end of june beginning july we had about when he 3.4 million pieces of unopened mail and we went into fiscal 21 with a few million pieces and we are now cur

a huge fire has destroyed a multi—million dollar house in beverly hills. house was fully engulfed by the blaze when they arrived. no—one is thought to have been injured in the fire. it's known as one of most influential tech events in the world, attracting thousands of attendees each year. but as you'd expect the consumer electronics show or ces will be entirely virtual this year. so how will the all—digital ces cope now the new products will be appearing online? i've been speaking to carolina milanesi, a technology analyst and founder of the the heart of tech, a technology consultancy firm. she told me the show will easily translate online. absolutely. you would think that they have all the technology they need to make it work online, but the interesting part about ces is not so much the speaking part of the engagement where you go and hear keynotes from people in technology politics and even in show business but it's really more about being able to touch and see and experience the new devices that are brought to market and more importantly, network with

and a 52-year-old beverly hills salon owner named gina, on camera entering the capital through brokendow and urging others to do the same she is being transported back from california to washington after being arraigned on three federal charges including civil disorder and destruction of government property. a group of republican senators pushing for an amendment to the constitution that would limit the supreme court to nine justices republican senator shelley and marco rubio read introduced a bill friday but no democrat signed on in support. congressman tom made it clear that he is against expanding the court. >> i always thought that was the case, nine supreme court justices have always been good for the united states of america and i've always been supportive of that i don't like increasing the size of the supreme court. >> a progressive activist group launching a national ad today to push for more justices on the court to restore a sick balance. caught on tape a police car plows into spectators, we will tell you how this happens next. ♪ made you dinner. ahh, thank you! ready to ea

in february she was arrested for public intoxication at a beverly hills hotel.er sentence included probation, community service and alcohol counseling. camera crews tracking ponsetto down in california. >> i'm 22. and i'm also puerto rican. thank you. take care of yourself. >> does that justify what you did? >> reporter: the harrold family says ponsetto has not reached out to them. >> when my son asked me why me, mom, it just hurt. the toughest answer that a parent has to give their child, son, unfortunately it might be because you're black. >> reporter: prior to ponsetto being identified the family called for racial justice. >> all that we are asking is for the police to do the right thing, for the d.a. to do the right thing, to charge this woman with assault. >> the idea of trauma goes above any charge that could ever be had. i want my son to grow up whole. that's all we want. >> that's right. >> reporter: ponsetto is due in court to face that public intoxication charge from that prior arrest in beverly hills later this month. she has pled not guilty. robin? >

. >> i also think about the people, sorry, at the diner in beverly hills.was within walking distance. >> my wife was out there once, went in the diner, and he was there with his friends she went up and said, larry, big fan. would you mind doing an interview with me? he said, yeah. she got a crew and sat and did an interview at the diner. >> wow. >> he influenced so many people. he even influenced our executive producer tom posted this picture. first job in tv with larry king. gave him his start we're just grateful for larry king for yet another reason. >> we are. larry had an eye for talent. >> sure did. >>> how about a check of the monday weather, mr. roker? >> got to be on his show a couple times cnn studios. >> did he know who you were? >> no, no idea no idea. black guy, right anyway, let's show you what we have for today sunshine in the northeast, but a big storm getting itself together in the midwest. looking at snow and ice stretching from the plains into the northeast. by tomorrow. out west we are looking at a heavy snowstorm bringing . >>> good morn

next day, and a year of interviews that began for us with a dream-like convertible ride around beverly hillsst of the last nine months to a zoom computer screen in a room above my garage with our superstar guests flipping open their own laptops at home. a special look back now at a year of "sunday sit-downs." >> deejay khalid. >> willie and al. go see it. >> all right. all right. all right. >> my kids love a good willie geist interview. they love it -- >> big "sunday today" fan. >> yeah. >> you're supposed to be tour, instead you're doing zoom calls with me. >> the highlight of my day, willie. >> it must be a slow day at your house. >> are we going to use this camera, too? i'm wearing like my -- my -- >> got your slippers on? >> this year has really blown. ♪ ♪ well the road was like a welcome mat ♪ >> i think most of us thought we're down for a couple of weeks. we didn't know. >> we tried rescheduling initially, and then when that didn't work, we said, well, let's move it to next year and hope for the best. >> we had about three days of body aches, but the lasting effect is the loss of taste

cheryl: one of the world's most expensive homes is heading to the auction block today in beverly hillsal homes on the market with price tags so big, even the rich and famous have to dream a little bit. kristina partsinevelos has more. hey. reporter: welcome to the life-styles of the rich and famous. before i get to the most expensive home why i am here in tribeca, where casually there is rolls-royce, on the 12th floor, a apartment sold for 3million dollars. it has five bedrooms, 1900 square feet. it belongs to tom brady and michelle bundchen. $37 million is peanuts when you consider $160 million. that is a villa that just got put on to the market today in beverly park, california. if you can fit 13 bedrooms, a bathrooms. you can put your 30 cars and you will be neighbors with eddie murphy and denzel washington. it's a gated community within a gated community. just half that price, shy of $80 million, you have this florida home. this florida home boasts seven bedrooms, 11 bathrooms. seems like the rich and famous always want more bathrooms than bet rooms as well as landing for your heli

tv news helicopters catching scuffles in beverly hills and downtown los angeles.ay in both cases declared it an unlawful assembly and that managed to break up the crowd. >>> well, despite the uncertainty in the nation's capitol, the nba chose to proceed with a scheduled game that they have last night. most teams taking a knee before their games including the warriors at chase center. their opponents, the clippers, also took a knee. the milwaukee bucks and detroit pistons did the same before their game as well as the boston celtics and miami heat. the players say they want change. >>> some changes in our forecast. a live look outside in san jose and fremont. kind of a gloomy start, sort of a gloomy start in general when you think about it. let's check in with kari, there is sunshine ahead. >> yes. so, we're starting out foggy, but won't be like this all day long. in fact, as we go into the afternoon, it is going to be a really nice one. but look how cold it is in parts of the north bay, just a few degrees above freezing in ukiah and check out clear lake 39 and most

david with the concierge medical practice in beverly hills has among his patients a-list celebrities and entertainment execs. he says he's getting a lot of calls from those clients, pressuring him to give them the vaccine now. >> i have patients call and want to make donations to charities, to hospitals, to the practice, to be able to pay $5,000 or $10,000 to get their families vaccinated. >> reporter: but dr. nazarian says he's determined to follow the government's vaccine guidelines and has turned all those requests down. >> people that are wealthy and usually have access to things, this is one of those things that's -- it's difficult. it's difficult for them to understand that they have to wait. >> reporter: there are also reports of hospitals taking unprecedented steps to boost security to protect their vaccines from being stolen. and there's concern that crime syndicates may target vaccine supply chains to steal doses or run vaccine scams. >> you always have the concern about it being stolen or siphoned off to a black market type of situation. this is something we need to be on

. >> this is what it looked like in beverly hills. police breaking up a fight between a counter protester and a group of trump supporters. video shows officers trying to separate a crowd that surrounded a man that was holding an anti-trump sign. the city declared the gathering unlawful and closed the area. >> challenger shuttle, 9/11, now this, days i will never forget where i was watching what happened. let's move on to something different. we'll talk about the weather it looks dry around 880. fog-free looking north from the coliseum to the bay bridge toll plaza. as you cross the bay bridge and come into san francisco, it's mostly cloudy and 48 degrees. partly sunny today, high clouds thicken as we get closer to tonight's rain. it will be dry during the daylight hours. once the sun sets at 5:06, showers move into the north bay, they become light to moderate and slide south while most of us are sleeping. the weekend ushers in high pressure and an extended period of dry weather that could last nearly two weeks with temperatures nearing

not that the real housewives of beverly hills where the donald trump stuff that the more edifying aspects a culture where there is fundamental regard decency in play when dealing with each other and consideration and giving breaks and allowances and conceding making concessions. it's like the old eddie murphy saturday night live dressed up as a white man and a banker and when the black people come in all kinds of reasons why they can't get the money then finally when he dresses up as a white man angles to the bank then eddie murphy goes in and they say here take all the money. just because you are right and you show up and have a language. that is a hyperbolic exaggeration but it contains a profound truth, can we get wet the way top did to the man who has a gun? can we not express to you our profound pain that we are so desiring simply to move? so that white brothers and sisters don't keep imposing on us the lethal limits of consciousness that most by people try to escape other people keep talking about race you never let us forget we are black. inferior and undesirable ultimately you lov

you were part of the club and used to have breakfast with him at the deli in beverly hills.e us your thoughts about this giant of a broadcaster. >> you know, when you think about larry, he wasn't a talk show host. you hit it on the head, wolf. he was a broadcaster. he had an innate ability to connect with millions of viewers around the world. we first met in the late '70s, early '80s. i was working at a local station in new york. he was on mutual doing the all-night show. we were his number one affiliate. he would come up often just to say hello to his number one affiliate. we struck up a friendship. fast forward many years later, i came out to los angeles about 16, 17 years ago, we had maintained a friendship. once we got out here, we became dinner partners, lunch partners. the thing about larry that may set him apart from all of the others, he was naturally curious about everything. if you were five minutes late for lunch or dinner, why, where have you been? there was some traffic. what was going on there? so there was always a follow-up question to everything. he was the

in february she was charged with public intoxication at a beverly hills hotel.was arrested again, charged with a dui. her sentence included probation, community service and nine months of alcohol counselling. harrold's family started a petition asking manhattan's district attorney to bring assault and battery charges against her, saying the incident has larger societal repercussions. >> i couldn't imagine what it would have been like if i wasn't there to be with him. >> being by myself, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: today, poncetto has not apologized to harrold. new york city's mayor called the incident racism plain and simple. alex, mona. >>> former james bond girl and charlie's angel tanya roberts has died. the family says she collapsed during a christmas eve walk and never recovered after being put on a ventilator. roberts appeared on the final season of charlie's angels and starred in the 1985 bond film. she also appeared in "that 70s show." tanya roberts was 65. >>> this is the week no fan of jeopardy wanted to see. the final five

he is been commissioner since 2018 and previously practiced law with the beverly hills tax controversy firm. he has his jd from pepperdine university and lom from nyu. before we can begin a bit of housekeeping for this event is being recorded and will be

host: beverly hills, florida.mentioned an infrastructure plan, that is expected to come in the area of $2 trillion, we don't know the details just yet, the plan that the joe biden's administration has released and released before the swearing in was the president's america rescue plan, the coronavirus response and economic response as well. the latest numbers on that plan, $1.9 trillion, it would occlude $1400 in direct payments for individuals, $400 a week in unemployment insurance supplemental, and eviction moratorium, $400 billion to fight coronavirus and reopen schools in the country. 350 billion dollars for state and local governments, an effort to move the federal minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour. increased tax credits for families with children. all part of that american rescue plan, that's what we are expected to be the subject of the response efforts on capitol hill in the weeks to come. david from flint michigan, democrat. how would you judge the opening days of the biden administration ? caller: good

grew up in beverly hills, and then great neck and then manhattan.the names new york city blackout. >> this is an abc news special report. >> new york city went totally dark last night, and tonight large parts of the city still are without power. >> it was lawlessness. people loot. crime goes through the roof. you know, people are afraid. >> no refrigeration, no water, no lights, on one of the hottest, steamiest nights of the year in new york city. >> it was a very unsettling, hard time for most people. >> on july 15th, ellen hover, she goes missing. >> that evening, friends tried to get in touch with ellen. nobody could. >> the phone rang. it was ellen's mother, yvonne schwartz. mrs. schwartz asked me if i had heard from ellen since the weekend, and i said no. the next thing i knew, i was watching the 11:00 news, and there was ellen's picture. "new york heiress missing." >> and the next day when the police showed up at her door, they looked inside, and they found in her calendar, there was an entry that said she was meeting john berger. did you know

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at the pie room which is a brand-new pop-up we're doing in beverly hills we make all our pastry withful crust is you see how i let that meat sauce cool and now i'm just to go ahead and push it on in there. the key to getting that pastry really nice and flaky is you make sure that you use cold pastry and a really hot oven, right? i'll brush it with a little egg yolk around the outside of that and like i said, you know, this filling could be literally anything. it could be all sorts of different braised and stewed meats. you grab that pastry disc and place it on top and what we do in the -- then i just crimp that underneath ever so slightly. >> curtis, i got to jump in. you have a second recipe i'm going to tell everybody about and i believe that you're going to make a pasta with the sauce that you've got left over, right? and after that -- >> i sure am. >> we have the receipt and find out what the total price tag is, let's see if we can get a drum roll, everybody. and there you go. $18.39. it is really delicious. >> thank you, curtis. >> i did it. i did it. >> thank you so much. the r

. >> reporter: last month we spoke with beverly hills doctor ehsan ali who told us several dozen people no. now he says he's been hearing of people getting the vaccine through their hospital or government connections. >> people are willing to do what it takes to get this vaccine. >> reporter: in california, the state medical board recently warned that providers who do not properly distribute and administer the vaccine could have their license revoked. earlier this month, new york governor andrew cuomo also said he planned to introduce legislation that would make it a crime to help someone skip the vaccine line. >> people of means are used to being able to get their hands on that resource by paying more money. >> reporter: holly fernandez-lynch is a professor at university of pennsylvania. she pointed out the wealthy often have more means to protect against covid. >> people who are most vulnerable to covid are racial and ethnic minorities, and it has nothing to do with, you know, biology or genetics or any of that. it has to do with how those features correlate with other types of inequi

." >> beverly hills, the most fabulous of all the franchises because i think they have the most moneyople who struggle with anxiety tend to rewatch the same television show over and over again that's me. i watch "friends" on a loop 24/7. the day they took it off netflix was a hard day for me and the rest of "friends" community. >> juiciest binge-watch? >> oh, i just watched "bridgerton" and that was pretty juicy. some of the intimate scenes with the two main characters were quite lovely. >> just getting to that part now. all right. a lot to look forward to. claudia's book, "girl with no job: the crazy beautiful life of an instagram thirst monster" is out today. thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. have a great day. have a great day. >>i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replac

: make it public put a list out there all not against the law it is definitely not ethical one beverly hills't famous trying to bring to get vaccine before others, make it public like those people, the big harvard endowments, the paycheck protection program loans that didn't need it put this out there, and then, it will come back to bite you in tend may be not if you needed it you have underlying health conditions but this is you can't justify it not ethical definitely not very in a healthy crisis pandemic. >> canadian casino mogul actress wife accused of jumping the line posing as hotel or motel workers to get vaccinated. so a little bit of a little bit of public shame goes along way, coming up president biden's record push of executive orders former mississippi governor haley barbour is here on that,plus the future of the filibuster. plus memories discovered leagues under the sea we tell you about a gopro that made its way to new depths making a buzz this morning. voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter... she's cu

exactly like a structure right next to the house in bel-air in los angeles that was used for "beverly hillst comparison. >> of course, i'm just quoting others. >> i am here for michael beschloss unchained. i'm just saying. just inject all of this directly into my veins. >> it takes a lot. >> seriously. we're finally getting it. while we've been talking about these things, we're looking at the members -- service members sort of posting up for their role in what will be a very different inaugural parade. it will have a physical component in expecting to be virtual parade across america. our own ali vitali is at the scene of the parade watching some of the service members and, indeed, the marching bands post up. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, rachel in the last few minutes here a flurry of preparation for the physical part of this parade to actually begin. see behind me you have d.c. metro police on motorcycles. behind them, d.c. metro police color guard. behind them, a military band. and i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a better look at what you're seeing here because

jeffrey katzenberg got 125 million for his beverly hills compound more than 200 homes sold for more thanme is being sold maybe he's moving to florida or maybe he's downsizing. andrew >> downsizing. that's a possibility do we know what the taxes are and the maintenance? that's what i -- you know, that's what i'm always looking for in this kind of situation. >> i think when you're looking at a house that listed for $160 million, taxes and maintenance are probably not a big concern, but it's a huge property no property in beverly park has ever traded for more than $40 million so it will be really interesting to see what value is put on this and it will sell to the highest bidder no matter what that bid is by february 2nd. what's fun also is you can watch these bids online so we'll watch it from you from now to february 2nd and see where the bids are coming in. >> i'm just wondering what the pool guy charges it looks like there's a couple of them. >> yeah, it's a good sized pool, tennis court it's got walking trails. it added multiple lots over the years. it's a huge property you're going to

in 2018 my wife really wanted to go on a vacation and see beverly hills and hollywood in that stuff.he convinced me to go and i was pleasantly surprised. because of the regulations i was able to breathe and it was a whole different experience. people can say that these vehicles aren't going to solve the problem, but they will help if kids are dying of asthma and people can't breathe, that's a problem. 5 million acres of forests burned in california. i had hurricane sandy knocked the roof off of my house. you can't tell me that things aren't happening. it's just common sense. you see what's happening in the weather. when i was a kid there was snow all the time in new york where i grew up. now there might be two or three snowstorms per year. the plan is morning -- warming and threatening human life. host: all right, let's listen to republican senator kevin cramer on foxbusiness yesterday reacting to the president's climate change proposal. [video clip] >> one reason that north dakota is second in the country is because we don't have a lot of federal lands, but there is still a fair bit

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wednesday's capitol hill siege, but now that a police officer has died, will he and kamala harris, vice president-elect, soften their rhetoric? let's bring in district media president beverly haltburg. i really thought they missed a golden chance yesterday and in many ways, it feels like that president-elect biden is still in campaign mode. he was pretty harsh yesterday and then of course, going back to the racial elements of washington, d.c. or insinuating that race would have been different, i just feel like we went backwards instead of forward. your thoughts? >> i agree. yeah. i completely agree. look, on november 8th when he addressed the country for the first time as president-elect, he used those words of unity. he talked about wanting to heal this country. we are very polarized and while i was very skeptical that he was actually going to follow through, i wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt. what he proved yesterday is he doesn't really want unity in this country. as you mentioned, the racial comments that he made, when you focus on race, first of all, there's no proof of any type of treating these individuals differently because of their race, it's prematur