it was right next-door here in beverly hills, the small town of beverly hills.n in her lap, hoping that the guy would come in. [laughter] she wanted to discourage him in a very positive way. why had she gone to all the training to use that gun to defend her house. but the guns were defense. this is a gun jason talks about, a gun his grandfather gave him. it's a colt 44. i've had this a long, long time. my grandfather gave me this gun. i don't know if he ever used it. i've never used it except once when i shot .22 bullet to see if it would work to the screen door of our house. i've never used it since. these guns were to defend families, to defend property. small towns all over this country. our earliest days, most productive positive days knew that what we have these guns for was not for offense and usually not even for animal hunting because shotguns or rifles were for that. but for a pistol, if somebody broke into your house, i had four little girls who grew up in my house right here in beverly hills. i never had to defend them with a gun but i had a gun at an

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but now they are finding if you live in malibu or beverly hills you are not protected. it is so prevalent. i think once they start to suffer what other people have from their ideology they will start to wake up and change. otherwise the state will implode. >> i completely agree. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> next a really with crop tops for men. the new york times claims that the gender bending fashion is all the rage. apparently all the guys are racing to do it. spoiler alert. we are not. more on that, next. test. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. (vo) in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment. (woman) is that? oh wow! but we got to sell our houses! (vo) don't worry. sell and buy in one move when you start with opendoor. (woman) yes! (vo) close in a matter of days. start with an all cash offer at opendoor dot com test. ahhh! icy

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beverly hills, california, 30,000 municipalities across the country were bailed out. 90210 received a bailout. and the richest spot in america have got $1.3 million worth of bailout. and you had los angeles county. they took $2 billion out of the american rescue act. it was so much money that l.a. county lifeguards now make up to 510,000 dollars a year. 98 of them made more than $200,000 last year. and the top paid l.a. county lifeguard made $510,000. host: i want to read a text message from tony in sugar land, texas -- " the house passed rules from last congress that did not get much media attention dealing with reimbursement for housing, food, etc." you talked about the subsidies or the money that goes to reimbursement to members of congress or state they may receive for housing and food if such exists for members of congress or their staff. guest: i think that those of increase. the congressional office allotment went higher over the course of the last couple of years. but we have not studied this issue. host: kelly in lynchburg, virginia rights, open quote waste is in the eye of t

i don't know how this ends for the community but it is not competitive, our borders, we have beverly hills west hollywood and they have lower cost of labor in the cities. we're not competitive with pricing in west hollywood. i'm nonpartisan. i come here as small business owner and entrepreneur trying to offer great experience, competitive pricing and a great product. i want a great work place and i don't know how anymore, i'm frustrated and i would love for the city to meet with business owners and re-evaluate the decision they made. >> steve: a lot of people travel to california during the summer, if they are in west hollywood, what is your address on sunset boulevard? let's get you some business. >> 8226 west sunset boulevard, support local and small businesses. go support them, they need you right now. >> steve: do you have happy hour special today? >> you know, today we will roll back pricing on our old fashion to $10, pre-pandemic pricing for first 100 people that come through the door. >> steve: nicely done, check that out. i don't think that was a deal until just this second. >> tha

." ♪ and it began right here on cielo drive, a quiet, leafy cul-de-sac overlooking beverly hills.ord producer terry melcher and his girlfriend, candice bergen, lived until january of 1969. they moved out in january, and the polanskis moved in in february. wiehl: roman polanski was a very famous director at that time, sharon tate, an up-and-coming young actress. sidner: sharon tate and roman polanski had met three years earlier, on polanski's film, "the fearless vampire killers," in london. i -- i'm going to save you. we'll go away together. she was a stunningly beautiful young woman. as one person said to me, she literally turned heads when she walked down the street. sharon and roman were married in london in january 1968. the newlyweds had moved into 10050 cielo drive just a year after they had gotten married. one of the main reasons why they rented a house was because they were about to have a baby. kay: sharon was just so looking forward to being a mom and having the child. sidner: but for his film projects, roman often needs to travel. sharon has friends who stay with her at

hotel in beverly hills the trash can, so it wasn't like i went into. into a compost and stuffed it in. so i took it and put it in the garbage in the hotel room. and then we went to sleep and then we woke up i said i am ordering some breakfast. she said yeah, get me, order me something, get some coffee and she said don't forget to take your emmy out of the garbage can. >>> we hope michael's future emmy's stay out of the trash and good luck to all of our guests at the awards ceremony on september 18th. thank you for watching, you can catch my full interviews with ronna mcdaniel and goldie hawn anytime you want on max. and please join us here on cnn every friday night to find out who's talking next. . >> for both pennsylvania and new mexico have been interviewed by federal prosecutors in the election probe and the "new york times" reporting that a low level employee at the trump organization has received a letter from the special counsel on the dock.s case warning of a possible indictment. the employee testified before the grand jury possibly about securi

cheryl: we only have 10 seconds but rapper drake is selling his $88 million mega mansion in beverly hillst. >> i almost covered drake's properties but we were not able to do it. i want to get inside this house because it's listed for $88 million and expands roughly 25,000 ft. . it is perfectly situated for entertaining and showcasing of world-class art collections. it is another property that is state of the art, looks like a piece of artwork, he takes his real estate seriously as do all these celebrities. cheryl: there is some beautiful stuff. it is good to see you. >> thank for having me. cheryl: you have mansion global every wednesday and you can stream american dream home on fox nation. coming up americans turning to tiny homes as prices are on the rise, from one extreme to the other. jeff flock is live from pennsylvania with more. good morning. jeff: good morning. who wants a mansion when you can have a tiny house? simplify your life. i'm surrounded by tiny houses this morning. i will give you a tour of the company on the cutting edge of this exploding trend in america. tiny houses.

. >> reporter: she opened her beverly hills consignment shop, loved twice bridal.re brides turning to second hand wedding dresses? >> there's been a shift in the market. the gal who's shopping is typically shopping for herself. >> reporter: white cocktail and special occasion dresses are up 23%. what did your fiance say when you said hey, honey, i saved $4,000? >> he gave pleme a high-five. >> reporter: she's putting the thousand saved toward other wedding details. thankful her storied gown is part of the fabric of her story. >> like the sisterhood of the traveling pants. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm mark strassmann. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. there are now at least five dead following a flash flood over the weekend weekend in bucks county, pennsylvania there was five feet of water sweeping away vehicles. >>> the u.n.-backed deal that allows ukraine to safely export grain is set to expire today, potentially disrupting the global food supply chain.

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>> someone told me it's the black beverly hills. is that true? >> i don't know but i know we have a lot of work to do. >>> hello, and welcome to review . millions of people at risk from heat. the united states and much of europe, what you need to watch out for to stay safe during dangerous heat waves. >>> deadly floods in south korea and the race to find survivors who may have been trapped after an underpass flooded. we will have a live report from the region, >>> and a massive manhunt leads to the recapture of an inmate in the state of pennsylvania. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. >>> we begin this hour with millions of people sweltering under oppressive heat waves in europe and the united states. millions are under heat alerts in the united states from florida to the pacific northwest. death valley, california could top 130 degrees fahrenheit later today. that is about 54 degrees celsius right now at midnight. in phoenix it is 105 degrees. the hottest temperatures ever recorded in europe could happen in sicily and sardinia, pote

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they don't want to train people who are going to become beverly hills cosmetic surgeons.ple there. that particular school is doing that because they are trying to attract doctors that are going to stay in the area and practice. that said, i think it make sense to improve that should it be the only factor? no. can it be a factor especially if it is not tied to race and it is aligned to who you are? sure, as long as they allow people in who are actually qualified to take unqualified people would not make any sense. i think that would be appropriate. that is, i think their premise. >> trace: and i think a lot of people are saying they are not quite sure how much of that is based on this. how much of the overall acceptance is based on just this one part of it. that is a good question. so let's talk about that rot rotting. bad rotting. have you heard about this? lounging in bed all day, lounging in bed all day may seem lazy but some gen z trend followings are embracing it as a form of self-care. bed rotting, the practice of snuggling under the covers with snacks, screens, and

- oh, someone told me it's the black beverly hills. is that true? (upbeat music) - guys, i really don't know, but i do know we have a lot of work to do, and this bench needs to go over there. could you- - oh, but we just moved it here. - oh, don't question my authority. thanks. jefferies: it's amazing that there was a time when what you said could get you locked up in prison. i actually accrued a reputation for being irreverent. yes, sir, it's a sticky wicket. i cuss gratuitously, but subject matter's another story. this is going to be a good show. are there any subjects that are never appropriate for humor? ferguson: people say a good comedian doesn't have to cuss. and i thought, "that's [bleep] rubbish." how dirty is too dirty? -why is all that so funny? -i don't know. what you're about to hear is going to shock and disgust you. wong: if you choose to go blue, you gotta do it right. dirty for the sake of dirty, there's nothing worse than that. you must promise me something. you won't get me in any trouble on the show tonight. [ music playing ] [ c

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return of the jedi raiders of the lost ark, beverly hills cop breakfast club pretty in pink and some kind of wonderful. i know that most of these movies came out before you all were born. are you at all familiar with these series of movies have you heard of them before? if you think about things like breakfast club, if you think about things like pretty in pink, i think his name is john hughes, if i'm not mistaken, john hughes is making a whole genre. and it's we talked about what ideology means in room before ideology are those unspoken and less clear structures that influence the way people about america the way women should behave, the way should behave, what it means to be straight, what it means to be gay, what it to be. a whole lot of things. no one says it outright, but it's always it's unspoken. underlying structures that inform the way we think about and identity and class and gender. that makes sense. good. so if you've got movies like pretty in pink and some kind of wonderful and i think there's a movie with john cusack holding up a boombox that i can't high fidelity i don

she came from a hollywood family, grew up in beverly hills and then great neck and then manhattan.is 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. >> there's 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 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. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®.

we developed policies and measures that worked very, very well in beverly hills. home, close the doors, order in everything. but in order for that to work, others had to work possibly even harder. the financial challenges, the isolations, the fears of actually contracting the virus, all caused by the covid-19 pandemic, and they're contributing to an increase in mental health problems. [tom] covid was life written in the extreme. you can say about covid what you can say about being alive during the seven years' war. you know? or world war one. life was different. our daily routine was different. [derek] you couldn't do anything. you literally could not step on a plane. you couldn't got on vacation, you couldn't eat at a restaurant. you would have zoom calls with your friends rather than having dinner with them. we're talking about what it's like to go through this process, and it's like, "well, we're cooking more dinners, the kids are screaming all the time, we're learning how to make cocktails because we can't go to bars anymore." and don't forget the cocktails. i

. >> apparently, sinatra left town, tony bennett was living at the beverly hills hotel in one of theotive for the killings? >> no, everything at this point is purely, purely speculative. >> they'd found some marijuana and narcotics at the tate killing scene. so, they start investigating who among the victims was using drugs, who their sources might have been. could this have been a drug deal gone bad that night? labianca had some gambling debts. could it have been a gambling murder? could it have been a mob murder of some sort? so weeks were spent pursuing that. >> sergeant cooke, can you tell us now how many men the los angeles police department has working on both these cases? >> yes, we have 17 sergeants and two lieutenants whose prime responsibility now is the investigation of both homicides. >> are they working together? >> no, actually the homicides are not connected. >> for a long time, these two crimes are not connected, even though we looked at the circumstances now and we go, wow, they seem very similar. >> there was one group of detectives investigating the labianca killin

- oh, someone told me it's the black beverly hills. is that true? (upbeat music) - guys, i really don't know, but i do know we have a lot of work to do, and this bench needs to go over there. could you- - oh, but we just moved it here. - oh, don't question my authority. thanks. ♪ jensen: it's a time of enormous turmoil. shut up in here. the '60s are over dad. durham: here's michael at the foul line, a shot on ehlo. -good! -yeah! ha-ha! turner: we intend to cover all the news all the time. we won't be signing off until the world ends. isn't that special? any tool for human expression will bring out the best and the worst in us, and television has been that. they don't pay me enough to deal with animals like this. people are no longer embarrassed to admit they watch television. we have seen the news and it is us. ♪ clark: slowly but surely, the 1970s are disappearing. the 1980s will be upon us. what a decade it is coming up. happy new year! [ cheers and applause ] auletta: as you begin the '80s in the television world, the landscape was, on any given

the median home price was $104,000 and the top grossing movie was one of andrew's favorites, "beverly hillsrite movies of all time. >> i know, you have said that. and for more on the market's longest winning streak let's bring in jeremy siegel, professor of finance with the university of pennsylvania's wharton school and, jeremy, i look forward to speaking with you, because i don't think you're ready necessarily to give jay powell like a nobel prize in economics, but i think you're coming around a little bit and you've been a big critic of how tight the fed was and how loose the fed was, but now you're changing a little with maybe the notion that they could have orchestrated something pretty good here? maybe in spite of themselves but maybe they're orchestrating a soft landing >> yeah, joe, this was the best news conference i heard from jay powell in over a year. i mean, he virtually came close to saying there's balanced risks out there. not quite. still a little more on inflation but acknowledged that there were potential downside risks he became very data dependent. he talked about -- whi

beverly hills, california, 30,000 municipalities across the country were bailed out. 90210 received alout. and the richest spot in america have got $1.3 million worth of bailout. and you had los angeles county. they took $2 billion out of the american rescue act. it was so much money that l.a. county lifeguards now make up to 510,000 dollars a year. 98 of them made more than $200,000 last year. and the top paid l.a. county lifeguard made $510,000. host: i want to read a text message from tony in sugar land, texas -- " the house passed rules from last congress that did not get much media attention dealing with reimbursement for housing, food, etc." you talked about the subsidies or the money that goes to reimbursement to members of congress or state they may receive for housing and food if such exists for members of congress or their staff. guest: i think that those of increase. the congressional office allotment went higher over the course of the last couple of years. but we have not studied this issue. host: kelly in lynchburg, virginia rights, open quote waste is in the eye of the b

democrats provided you even had a beverly hills, california 30,000 municipalities across the country build out. zip code nine oh two and a ohbeverly hills receives $6.3 million you had albertson, california the richest spot in america. they got $1.3 million with the bailout. for crying out loud los angeles county took $2 billion of the american rescue act. that is so much many l.a. county lifeguards now make up to 500 10,000 dollars a year. as a matter fact 98 of them made more than $200,000 last year. twenty of them made more than 300,0003 of them a more than 400,000 top paid l.a. county lifeguards made of 510 grand. i guess life is a beach you're in l.a. county lifeguards. >> want to read to a text message we received from tony in sugarland, texas he writes please discuss how surpassed rules from last congress which did not get much media attention dealing with the reimbursement r housing, food et cetera congressional representatives. i guess he's talking about the subsidies or the money that goes to reimburse members of congress or stipends they may receive for housing and food if

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