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. >> reporter: beverly hills housewife erika jayne seen cursing at garcelle beauvais's 14-year-old sonther's birthday party in the most recent season. next episode, erika then apologized to garcelle for her comments. >> under no circumstances can you disrespect not only a kid, but my kid. >> i agree and take full responsibility. >> thank you. >> and you know what, i was [ bleep ] talking and treating the kids like they were adults, and i was wrong. >> reporter: jax has played a larger role in the 12th season of the "beverly hills" franchise, and with that raised profile, it's apparently made him a target of online harassment. as viewer feuds and favorites spill over. one comment on instagram read, "you'd have your neck kneeled on if it weren't for your white daddy. garcelle taking to social media yesterday in response to the online racist vitriol and hate her biracial son has been receiving. she reposted a message from jax on her instagram story. he wrote, "it's currently my first week of high school, and instead of enjoying it like most kids in my school, i have to deal with being att

the tributes from his "beverly hills 90210" co-stars this morning. ♪ hold me closer ♪ >>> plus, holdr serena's last slam. >> serena, a step closer. >> who she's set to face for the very first time on the u.s. open court. >>> and you don't have to hold on any longer. ♪ hold me closer, tiny dancer ♪ >> elton john and britney spears dropping their collaboration overnight rocketing into tiny dancers' hearts around the world. >>> and, good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this friday. what a perfect way to start the weekend with elton john and britney's new song. catchy, right? >> the control room was rocking out earlier this morning, so thy approve. the internet approves as well. >> you were shoulder shimmying also. [ laughter ] >> a little embarrassing on tv, but you got the let the music fill your soul. >>> and our party in central park is already getting started. latin music superstar ozuna is here for our "gma" summer concert series. can't wait for that too. >> that is going to be a lot of fun, but we do have a lot of news to get to this morning, starting, of course, with t

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he was going to fly to beverly hills. fine.ight. i said don't give me that. hung up the phone. had seen marilyn just hours earlier. >> she was found dead early this morning a empty bottle o and bedside table. >> and i turned on the tv and there it was on the news, and i went to the house. there were a couple police officers there, just a few reporters. only one or two photographers. the word hadn't gotten out yet. ly a camera with me, but i didn't know what to photograph. you photograph somebody alive, and now they're dead. >> appears to be one of nature's strange turns that beautiful women with the world at their feet often feel unloved, inadequate. >> i can remember the headlines. this was massive. marilyn is dead. and i remember they showed the bed they found her in. >> after she died, there was this kind of glamorizing of her dead body and the sexualization of her corpse to a really extreme degree. >> she was face down, her head covered only by a sheet, her hand on the phone. >> it's like it person couldn't be a human being

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tata, the actor who played the owner, nat, of the peach pit diner on "beverly hills 90210." tata died after a four-year battle with alzheimer's. he guest starred in plenty of other shows from "gomer pyle" and "hogan's heroes" to "the a-team" and "hill street blues." joe tata was 86 years old. >>> an nfl punter is named in a civil suit accusing him and two former college teammates of gang-raping a 17-year-old high school senior. the lawsuit claims the buffalo bills' matt araiza, whose nickname is punt god, had sex with the girl at an off-campus party in october while he was still attending san diego state. she was then allegedly raped by at least two other players at the school. no arrests have been made. araiza's attorney calls the claim a shakedown. >>> a missouri school district has decided to reinstate corporal punishment as one way to discipline students. that's provoked plenty of parental reaction. here's abc's christine sloan. >> reporter: this morning, the debate over spanking in schools striking a nerve with parents. >> it's going to do more harm than good. >> report

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going to pick up my wife and my six little daughters at this time and we are going to move to beverly hillsn california? i famously said we are going to be like the beverly hillbillies. john gray is very persuasive. as i step from it, and as i talked to my wife who was an equal partner in the decision, we realized how many chances in your life are you going to have word is a counterparty like blackstone who you know overly well who you trust, a business you know but has massive opportunity and it suits your skill set? those things do not come together that often. eventually i decided we would peg up and be the beverly hillbillies and we moved. david: helton was a publicly traded company. -- hilton was a publicly traded company. you move your six young daughters all the way to california. and then the great recession comes and the debt from the leveraged buyout seems to be burdensome to were you worried if the deal was not going to work at all? chris: i slept like a baby. i slept for two hours. i woke up, cried. kidding. there were some tense moments at the beginning of the great recession.

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i'm going to pick up my wife and my little daughters and moved to beverly hills, california?'t see us on rodeo drive. john gray is very persuasive. the truth is as i step back from it and talk to my wife is an equal partner in the decision, we realize how many chances in your life will you have where it is a counterparty like blackstone that you know really well for you trust, business you know, but with massive opportunity, and without skill set, and those things don't come together that often, so eventually i decided we would be the beverly hillbillies and move. david: blackstone bought the publicly traded company for $29 billion. some people thought it was a high price. you come into manage the debt and so forth. you moved your six young daughters to california? and then the great recession comes and all of a sudden the debt from the leveraged buyout seem to be burdensome. were you worried the deal was not going to work and you might go bankrupt? chris: i slept like a baby. i slept for two hours, woke up crying, look for another two hours, woke up crying. kidding. the trut

the city of beverly hills gave about 200 jaywalking tickets last year. almost all of them were african-americans. kristen: how about san francisco? >> san francisco, what we did see is an uptick in certain neighborhoods, more of the southeast part of town. close to downtown, there's so many jaywalkers in downtown but what you do not see his heavy law enforcement downtown. you see it outside. kristen: you are talking about which neighborhoods? are they correlated? >> there was a student who did a study primarily looking at the southeast neighborhood with lack of pedestrian infrastructure as well as increase in jaywalking citations. it was correlated because there were not sidewalks or crosswalks , regular places we note across the street. kristen: couldn't this issue be resolved and made more fair and still safe by better training? antivirus in law enforcement? or just more crosswalks? things the city can invest in. >> we absolutely want to have more pedestrian infrastructure. which is why we have invested at the state level. we want to do all of the abov

going to pick up my wife and my six little daughters at this time, and we are going to move to beverly hillscalifornia? i famously said, we are going to be like the beverly hillbillies. i don't see us on rodeo drive. but those that know jon gray know he is very persuasive, and the truth is, as i step back from it and as i talked to my wife, who was an equal partner in the decision, we realized, how many chances in your life will you have where it is a counterparty like blackstone that you know really well and you trust, it is a business you know, that it has massive opportunity, and it suits your skill set? and those things don't come together that often. so eventually i decided we would pick up and be the beverly hillbillies, and we moved. david: elton was a publicly traded company. blackstone bought it for $29 billion. some people thought it was a pretty high price as a time. you came in to manage the debt and so forth. you move your six young daughters all the way out to california. chris: i did. david: and then the great recession comes, and all of a sudden the debt from the leveraged bu

was really exciting you know, i think dubai -- when you deal with a city that winds up making beverly hills people who have ideas about dubai that, you know, all women are x, y or z. and this is really going to blow the lid off of a lot of preconceived notions >> seth: yeah, that's true >> so to speak >> seth: i'm not even realizing, yeah, i have a lot of preconceived notions >> yes yeah >> seth: and then how much of it - obviously, you pick a place, and that's a huge part of it >> right >> seth: having done all these seasons, how quickly do you realize you've nailed it with the cast that you've gotten the right people to be engaging? >> well, typically we don't launch until we have a cast that we feel like is a great cast and we love. but usually, you can tell pretty quickly. i mean, they make you laugh. these women are superstars it's why we're still going, 16 years later. >> seth: yeah. >> and the new york thing, it's super exciting we announced a couple weeks ago, we are recasting the real housewives of new york city from the ground up. >> seth: yeah. >> and what an exciting thing to do

. >> if you're in beverly hills, a pop-up restaurant celebrating women from the long running sitcom. more golden girls pop ups are planned for san francisco, new york, miami, and chicago. >> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hour f news. >>> tonight, weather extremes. kentucky braces for another round of flooding, already disastrous and deadly. >> it's devastating. >>> while in the west a california wildfire explodes in size, as sizzling heat heads east. >>> also tonight, speaker nancy pelosi travels to asia, but is silent on a stop in taiwan. on capitol hill democrats revive attacks and spending packages, hoping voters reward them. >> this is a balanced approach. this is solutions america wants. >>> in russia vladimir putin takes aim, using navy day to target the u.s. and threaten ukraine with new missiles. >>> in georgia, police body cam video shows

. >> all right many remember denise dowse the disciplinarian on beverly hills 90210. passed away this weekend at 64. she was hospitalized and in a coma after a severe battle with meningitis 90210 co-star ian zeerling shared his condolences >>> elon musk is sharing a relatable habit that he wants to kick in an interview with the tesla and spacex ceo says he is looking to change up his daily routine by not checking his phone first thing in the morning. the 51-year-old said anxiety over company emergencies is the reason for his worst habit instead, musk wants to start replacing screen time with a workout. >> do you do it? >> not for company emergencies is it a.m. or p.m. >> i need to get going for work. >> exactly >>> michelle is tracking another big warm-up coming up for us next week. >>> and school pride meets playtime the new popular doll celebrating hbcus. what? no. what if i'm not sure i have the right coverage for my car? oh, your agent can help you make sure it's just what you need. what if i accidentally hit a food truck and it gets covered in empanadas? you can

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b had been spent on extravagant items, including luxury homes and properties in beverly hills in california. asap o is a former political advisor to ransack. he explains how the court ruling might be perceived politically. not only not you would have to sleep last night tonight, but the party to which we belong. namely, no, i'm no party would also have to ponder very carefully as to whether they would continue to align with in terms of claiming innocence, or they would draw a clear line of demarcation between the party and such that for example, the party would have a refresher in h more reform is mind and the more aggressive cohort of malaysian voters, we indeed like to see a corruption been clean up in malaysia with a conviction be that firm. because for example, in the eyes, the say you need the bottom and not this cultural corruption. on the other hand, the all cars are very ardent, supporters are not your browser, who i think would continue to profess his innocence. but the speed of the judgment been delivered by malaysia's pop caught debt. it was quite astounding to essentially at the

one popular beverly hills boutique is no longer allowing customers to wear face masks inside its storest the new rule is not tied to covid and public safety during the pandemic. it comes in response to a recent spike and the number of shoplifting incidents, the owners of the kits and clothing stores say. face masks make it extremely difficult to track down potential shoplifters. but many customers don't like the stores. no mask rule. they said , you know, you can't come in here with a mask on and i won't bother going in there. i don't personally like that. but, um i mean, it is for the safety of their store. you know as well too, so i just don't know it's a real sticky situation. this no mask rule is causing some confusion among shoppers, since there is currently no indoor mask mandate anywhere in los angeles county, local lawmakers are touting the inflation reduction act signed by president biden last week, which includes $369 billion for climate and energy programs. it also includes some financial incentives to help american consumers. north bay congressman mike thompson visited lake

b had been spent on extravagant items including luxury homes of properties in beverly hills in california. florence louis reports malaysian capital kuala lumper. why not? you pro zak is seen leaving court for the police escort after losing his final appeal . malaysia's former prime minister begins serving a 12 year prison sentence and must pay a $46000000.00 fine. he had been found guilty in 2020 of illegally accepting $10000000.00 from a coma, subsidiary of state investment fund, one mtv. his departure from court was in stark contrast to his arrival earlier in the day. because it 1st i'd like to thank everyone for showing up and showing me your support. i have tried with all that i can, but everything i proposed to the court is rejected. his lawyers had attempted to postpone proceedings and even tried to have the chief judge removed, but failed. malaysia's top court was unanimous ruling nudges. defense was, quote, so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to cost reasonable doubt. on the prosecution's case, lawyer say they have not ruled out seeking a review of the decisio

trying to be pushed through the streets beverly hills right now. not sure. right. what's happening here. a reminder that the is still a prototype, but it's attracting real attention. people kept asking what kind of car it was. it took lots of pictures. well, we switch to a different right. activity. hq engineers were able to quickly reset the ride and get us back on track. the hope is that people take this car and that no 2 in the ones you see on the road will be the same. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> very, very cool. hold it. los altos history museum is revisiting the 30's and 40's in a new exhibit all about food from those periods. fabulous food of the 30's and 40's on display at the j gilbert and house gallery explores the culinary trends during the great depression as well as food rationing during world war 2. take a look at this. when americans needed to find creative ways to feed their families. we talked sharon bark off. she's the smith house committee chair about which foods are still popular today. >> interestingly enough, jello spam. hot oat

one popular beverly hills boutique is no longer allowing its customers to wear face masks inside theew role is not tied to the often heated debate over public safety during the pandemic. it comes in response to a recent spike in the number of shoplifting incidents, the owners of the kits and clothing stores say face masks make it extremely difficult to track down those responsible. many customers don't like the stores. no mask rule. they said, you know, you can't come in here with a mask on and i won't bother going in there. i don't personally like that. but, um i mean, it is for the safety of their store. you know as well too, so i just don't know it's a real sticky situation. now the no mask rule is causing confusion among beverly hills shoppers, since there is currently no indoor mask mandate anywhere in los angeles county. this college students returned to campus for the new school year. some are finding that they now live in a state that bans abortions. this is the first new school year since the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade back in june. most abortions a

more and more of this crime is taking place in the suburbs, like beverly hills, hancock park. until and unless it happens, we'll still have the same old policy pushed the same old people. >> tucker: yeah. make them defend the looting of 7-eleven and every turn. you did this. can you defend this? of course they can't. larry elder, great to see you. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> tucker: well, speaking of chaos, law enforcement has been suspended at our southern border, which is wide open. as a result last month alone, u.s. officials reported nearly 200,000 illegal immigrants at the border, just the ones being counted. by comparison, at the end of 2020, migrant encounters totaled 72,000 per month. some of these people are using military-style camouflage to enter the country, which is bizarre. >> tucker, we've seen illegal immigrants use all types of methods to disguise or camouflage themselves. now new pictures appear to show suspected illegal immigrants wearing gilley suits to blend into the desert. border patrol agents in the el paso sector arrested the three migrant

jumped and beaten and she added, i blame every single one of you woke voters, seniors heat up in beverly hills for this, what a sad state this city is in. she's advising friends to follow her advice and leave jewelry at home. how we get to where people in major cities have to change their stress to accommodate criminality? >> this is so insane, it used to be you could go to places like los angeles and new york and people wanted to come and put on clothes and jewelry and make a scene out of it, a fun thing to do. i have funds in florida who tell me they been coming to new york like 30 years in the past several years they have done this and say we dress down when we go to new york and do not under any circumstance where anything flashy, no jewelry or anything to draw attention but it's awful to go back to this video we choke about women, 70-year-old woman, there's no humanity. the fact that these kids went back, this kid goes back unnecessarily to protect our kids, it's crazy. kicked in the head for no reason. you want to rob somebody, that's bad enough but it reminds me of what we saw happen in

. ♪ >> todd: robbery is so out of control that a pricy beverly hills adjacent shop is banning masks because their identity. >> the business owner noticed a disturbing trend of individuals wearing masks to avoid identification in various situations including, but not limited to shoplifting. verbal harassment, and physical assault. the mask mandate may have begun as a health precaution but we believe it is now being used by some people for nefarious purposes. joining us live is fox news contributor david webb, host of reality check on fox nation. david, this stuff happens all the time. >> it's been happening. >> carley: now they are saying we have had enough. >> a high end boutique have had enough. cvs. the local bodega, unless you are joe biden the bow dega. criminals are criminals but they are not stupid. they may be stupid to commit crime but if you give them a mask and an opportunity to hide their identity, look at what happened in chicago when they robbed joe pa thrill low the motor car company they took all of this stuff. what are they doing? masked up. high end or low end. the problem

actors arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone are having lunch with friends at cafe roma in beverly hillsw this photo blossomed uh, 16 june 22 years old. yes, that's 10 years from the moment of the photo. and how the meaning has changed, like the photo is still, but small details. eh, everything changes. yes, here's how they change it. uh, by the moon from unfortunately, from those who are now working against us, exposing all this as the truth. yes, i would say, firstly, as a rule, all these stars are aware of what is happening somewhere in some ukraine about which they, which they cannot show on the map, firstly, they just don’t give a damn about it, but we all know very well there is a special pr-agency. uh, uh which is what is called a stable consisting of these stars here, which for a certain amount of money will go to any point and will be there, and voice the position that we paid for. and if we, uh, look, for example, at the wanderings of the same bon from youtube, yes, then we will see that, on the one hand, he seems to be such a humane person of the world a person of the world an

and as we zoom in a little further, just to the right of the century city skyscrapers, that is beverly hills which is just about 30,000 people. both of these communities within the several dozen that will be without colorado river water for the middle of next month. so as we have more and more of these shortages, and you look at this green expanse, more people are tearing out their green lawns, replacing them with native plants that use far less water. you'll hear from a homeowner who is doing that exact thing in addition to a potential vision of the future. watch. >> although i didn't want to say good-bye to my beautiful lawn, it was like a park, i realized that the grass wasn't going to make it. so i decided to change the landscape and put in some arid plants. >> what we want is in the future people to be walking down the street taking their dog or kids for a walk and when you do see a yard that is turf, that is not the normal. that is the abbey normal. so we want something different. >> reporter: we can sympathize, but what we found is that there are a multitude of locallies throughout so

like the beverly hills hotel also has -- >> there is a lot of unspeakable truths you cannot say aboutwe've talked about that for years. were not going to get any shame about they should be banned period. these are not safe places. these are not mentally ill people who need help. these are people that actually choose to live there. and if you say -- believe me there are people that actually believe that this is the way to live. i see them, i walked by them, i know them almost by name because i walked by them on fifth avenue. they like places where they can aggressively panhandle. they need to be in the city to support their lifestyle. they do a lot of outdoor recreational drug use. that's what it is. michael shellenberger has been covering this forever. he ran for governor. the fact is by conflating this with the mentally ill, which i used to do but now i see it as a separate thing. it hurts the ability to do something about this. in those encampments people are being abused, there are physical fights, violent fights with actual weapons. it's truly a dystopia and its near hollywood who

book and this program to be as much more secretaries as beverly -- as much for secretaries as beverly hillswomen. she has this line about reclaiming her body which is very, very different from the language you hear from a lot of other dance exercise women. at the same time, she gets criticized a lot for perpetuating a kind of slim femininity, a white femininity and an affluent femininity through her workout, and that continues to be something she's criticized for even though it's not an aspect of her book. this is one image from the article that you read about fat women's aerobics culture in the 1980s. and i love, love, love that article because i think it highlights so much the way that even as fitness culture was in many ways deeply problematic in this period, the answer by people who might resist it budget i'm not going to work out, it was, like, i'm going to remake and appropriate this thing and make it my own in the way that feels more inclusive and honest and strenuous. and so allison's article is so great, i think, because she emphasizes groups like this one and other fat women who r

couple of quiet streets decent basque neighbors slava glukoza and a couple of dozen celebrities or beverly hills estate prices here are several orders of magnitude higher than in hollywood california, the house of lyubov uspenskaya almost 2.000 m². garden garage indoor swimming pool servant's house available in the refurbished living room. thank you for the new mood for not forgetting me for the fact that it’s a pleasure to just talk with you 2 years ago in the industry, entertainment, an incredible scandal erupted tanya plaksina, the daughter of lyubov uspenskaya , accused her mother of despotism and violence, being in in a greatly changed state, and after that, in almost all the media of the post-soviet space, and in all secular blogs, they told and showed. what happened to tanya in an interview with our program lyubov zalmanovna stated that her daughter betrayed and humiliated her, and in fact the singer disowned her, here is a fragment of an interview from 2020. it was also spring then, if you look at your life. can you remember two important days the happiest day of life and the day you wan

just to the right, that's going to be beverly hills.e who, fred, in the middle of september will be without water from the colorado river from, again, the 6th through the 20th. as we look at this whole panorama, you can see this green, lush landscape, which is brought to us mostly by, fred, water that has been imported for nearly a century from hundreds of miles away. because we have more and more of these disruptions to the water supply because of climate change, people are simply ripping out their lawns and instead putting in native desert plants that use far less water. so we're going to hear from our friend doreen in thousand oaks about 40 miles away from here who is doing exactly that, followed by a water efficiency expert across town in l.a. listen to what they have to say. >> although any want to say good-bye to my beautiful lawn, it was like a park, i realized that the grass wasn't going to make it. so i decided to change the landscape and put in some arid plants. >> what we want is in the future people walking down the street t

adele is taking out a mortgage to buy her new beverly hills estates. mind you her mortgages for people in a different tax brackets. 37 million dollars. adele and her boyfriend moved into so west are still owns 8 bedroom, 11 bath home earlier this year after purchasing it for 58 million dollars. it is a 30 year mortgage with estimated to be more than $200,000 a month. but that's just some extra spending cash for adele. she's expected to earn 48 million dollars just from her upcoming las vegas residency this is what hard bones are trees. the usoc row all around here. >> the home of theodore geisel better known to the world is doctor seuss is up for sale for the first time in 75 years. the lorax creator and longtime san diego resident did all of his most famous works from the apex of the 5,000 square-foot estate with stretching views from catalina de tijuana. the 4 acre property is offered for sale at a little less than 19 million dollars. the home has 4 bedrooms, 4 and a half past the swimming pool. >> and room for a coup or at least to her, too. >> the

we have culvert city, and as we zoom a little farther to the right we find beverly hills with a population just north of 30,000. phil, these are just two of the several dozen communities that are going to be without colorado river water for the middle part of next month. and as we look, phil, at this green, lush landscape this is all thanks to aqueduct river water that's been pipelined in here for the better part of a century. because we have more of these disruptions you're going to see home owners like in the next few seconds tearing out their lawns and putting in native desert plants that use far less water and also hear a sound bite of our potential future. watch. >> although i didn't want to say good-bye to my beautiful lawn, it was like a park, i realize that the grass wasn't going to make it. so i decided to change the landscape and put in some arid plants. >> when you do see a yard that's turf, that's not the normal, that's the avi. normal, so we want something a little different. >> reporter: bill mcdonald whoia you say heard from right there he says to put this in perspective, a

county it is not limited to the poor area, it is in beverly hills and santa monica.now why? and curtis is right, there is no loyalty until law enforcement. the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros. they love that money. it is cocaine to them and they are going to be loyal to george soros, because he funds them. and they will not come off that spigot. that is the money that keeps gascon in office. they don't care about the community they represent, they care about the money. and as long as that money comes in from george soros, they will keep ignoring law enforcement and keep ignoring the community. one other point, they are not in danger of crime because they have their own private security and they have security 24/7. >> sean: you know, curtis coming ran to defund the police -- i wonder if that election come out today in light of all of these incidents. >> oh, no, people are telling me, don't blame me, i supported, but remember this was black lives matter in the summer of 2020, which has transitioned into big large mansion, they took the million dol

the golden girls kitchen is opening as a pop-up in beverly hills this saturday, happens to be nationallden girls" day. >> hmm. >> organizers say it will be fully immersive, many include sophia's al forno and lots of cheesecake. >> can it be here in the bay? >> that's a fothe fans. i know one girlfriend going down to that. >>> a healthy way to start your week, how you can join a family-friendly event that just kicked off at thrive city. >>> plus a look at the cheapest gas stations to fill up your tank in the bay. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? wee gonna rough up, dlars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> welcome back. let's take a look at your "moneywatch" report. falling prices at the pump are giving drivers a much-needed break. the nationwide average price for unleaded is $4.21, after breaking $5 earl

se mudaron un tiempo a hawÁi y regresaron a california para instalarse en beverly hills y asÍ vivieronta que se enfocÓ en su hijo. charo: este muchacho tiene que salir de este trauma. voy a vivir y voy a vivir enseÑando a la gente como sobrevivir cuando estÁs en un pozo muy bajo. sambuccetti: ¿cÓmo se hace? charo: oraciones, fe muy fuerte. y cuando te ataca la depresiÓn, mÚsica. sambuccetti: despuÉs de un mes reapareciÓ en las redes con su hijo. charo: cuando yo mirÉ a mi hijo y dije "tÚ eres muy joven, la vida estÁ delante de ti". tu abuelita nos dijo "miren pa' lante". cuando nos habÍan dejado sin nada, llorando "pa' lante", nos cogÍa de la cabeza, "no mires para atrÁs, no mires para atrÁs. el mundo estÁ delante". sambuccetti: y honraron al marido y padre sembrando un aroma. asÍ charo logrÓ levantarse una vez mÁs para su hijo, para su pÚblico, para ella misma y en la memoria del hombre que mÁs amÓ y con mucha seriedad, continuar con su carrera artÍstica entre escenarios y el flamenco. calderon: con las lecciones que ha aprendido de la vida y con la experiencia sobre los escenarios y

then we have beverly hills north of 30,000 people.hil, of the dozens of communities that are going to be without colorado river water for the middle part of september. and, phil, as we look at this green, lush landscape this is all brought to us by aqueduct water from the better part of the last century. and as we have more and more of these disruptions more and more people are tearing out their green grass lawns and instead replacing them with desert native plants that with far less water. you're going to hear from a neighbor doing exactly that followed by perhaps a sound bite of a vision of the future. watch. >> although i didn't want to say good-bye to my beautiful lawn, it was like a park, i realize that the grass wasn't going to make it. and so i decided to change the landscape and put in some aridplants. >> what we want is in the future people walking down the street taking their dog or kids for a walk and when you do see your yard that's turf, that's not the normal. we want something a little different. >> reporter: so we can a

people, as we zoom in a little farther, just to the right of the century city skyscrapers, that is beverly hills within the several dozen that will be without colorado river water for the middle of next month. so as we have more and more of these shortages, and you look at this green expanse, more people are tearing out their green lawns, replacing them with native plants that use far less water. you're going to hear from a homeowner who is doing that exact thing, in addition to a potential vision of the future. watch. >> i'll though i didn't want to say good-bye to my beautiful lawn, it was like a park, i realized that the grass wasn't going to make it, and so i decided to change the landscape and put in some arrid plants. >> we want people to be walking down the street, taking their kids or dog for a walk and you see a yard that is turf, that's not the normal. that's out of -- that's the abnormal. >> reporter: it will save so much in terms of protecting the water supply, and there are so many incentives, our cnn reporting has shown for people to rip out their lawns. municipalities across south

trying to push through the streets of beverly hills right now. not sure. right.totype, but it's attracting real attention. people kept asking what kind of car it was. took lots of pictures. well, we switch to a different ride. activity. hq engineers were able to quickly reset the ride and get us back on track. the hope is that people take this car and that no 2 in the ones you see on the road will be the same. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> so i get that the kids will be occupied. yeah, like while i'm driving. but i'm alone. now you guys are in a different world. in your vr. and i'm sure chauffeur and you know how many people fall over with those of as it is guy, you're getting like body sensations as the cars moving that. don't cook coordinate with what you're seeing us get sick. yeah. and want my copilot a man the legislation. yeah. not here and show for you around. people will buy it. nonetheless. your driver with i know that >> this another one of those things all hold off on for just a but hey, if you are going for the drive this morning, we've g

this was a gruesome murder, a high profile executive and his wife shot to death in beverly hills.their parents. you have to have a lot of evil in you to shoot your mom and dad. >> young. rich. handsome. in a case made for hollywood, they were ready for the cameras -- >> it was the first televised courtroom drama that captivated the united states, it was a huge deal. >> erik and lyle menendez -- convicted of murdering their own parents. >> i ran around and shot my mom! >> it wasn't real. it

in beverly hills, california, florence louis reports from the malaysian capital, kuala lumpur. why not? your browser is seen leaving court with a police escort after losing his final appeal. malaysia's former prime minister begins serving a 12 year prison sentence and must pay a $46000000.00 fine. he had been found guilty in 2020 of illegally accepting $10000000.00 from a former subsidiary of state investment fund, one mtv. his departure from court was in stark contrast to his arrival earlier in the day because it 1st i'd like to thank everyone for showing up and showing me your support. i have tried with all that i can, but everything i propose to the court is rejected. his lawyers had attempted to postpone proceedings and even tried to have the chief judge removed, but failed. malaysia's top court was unanimous ruling no jobs defense was, quote, so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to cost reasonable doubt. on the prosecution's case, lawyer say they have not ruled out seeking a review of the decision. nat geo could also seek a pardon from the king. of cour

b had been spent on extravagant items including luxury homes and properties in beverly hills. in california of more on this, i'm joined now by eastern i. he's a senior fellow with the singapore institute for international affairs. he's also a former political advisor to now jeep joyce. we now live from singapore. i just get your reaction to the the verdict that we've now heard from the supreme court in pietro jaya. i think scarcely anybody is surprised by the substance of the word gay, namely, and information on both the findings. i swear that sentences to not your browser by the trial judge, by the speed of the judgment being delivered by malaysia pop caught debt. it was quite astounding, essentially, at the end of hearing today, and perhaps we about not huge side giving testimony in court. the court has a firm conviction, very expeditiously suspects. now the focus will really bay that he couldn't avoid jail, but his party is expected to react to this. the interesting thing will be whether they support the court's decision or support their senior leader in a court case that's