google chris culver and you'll get more than 2.5 million results. he's an overnight sensation and has millions of fans across the country hanging on his every word. i will be, too. >> awesome. great. thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself. there you are, the cover. >> yes. >> which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter. this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely -- i've got to be honest -- sickens me. i have spent 46 years in journalism, in broadcasting. desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. >> there i am. >> there you are, first shout. you're not even inside. you're on the cover under the banner. >> right under the -- yeah. >> the most prominent head on the whole damn thing. >> right on my forehead. >> how old are you? >> i am turn 2g 1 in two weeks. >> this is ridiculous. how did you do this? >> i have an fastic publicity team. but, i mean --? >> when you think of "time" magazine, i mean, you weren't doing anything befor

the couple was upset because the mother accused culver of statutory rate., she also discovered he had sold drugs. prosecutors say that will lead into the mother together and colder, the girl, stabbed a 47 year-old mother 20 times. tyler with previously part pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in a deal that could get her out of prison by the age of 29. she is expected to testify against covert. >>anchor: we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. starting on memorial day may 30th, dr. phil will move to his new time at 4:00 p.m.. can at the golden gate, a little break from the rain right now, we could get a few showers today. right now it is 50 degrees, 63 at noon, 6640 high with a chance of a shower or two. >>anchor: welcome back. the time is 5 to 6:00 a.m., the sharks are looking to bounce back from an opening day loss. the canucks-2 on sunday. san jose is drilling for the first time this post season but they have a chance to get even tonight in game 2 in vancouver. per our >>anchor: we are going to head on to the giants, they're follow

a few weeks ago a double homicide occurred in culver city.ed under this program without parole supervision. >> is there anything beyond -- can they actually take these people who have now been released who are out in the public, can they put them back in prison or is this simply what's done is done? >> so here's the problem. under this program, you're released without any parole supervisor and there are no parole conditions. so basically the department loses track of you. and if you go ahead and commit another crime, you won't be brought back into state prison unless you're caught, reprosecuted and reconvicted. so the implementation of this is extremely, extremely serious and i'm calling for it to halt right now. >> all right, senator, thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. we want our viewers to know that we reached out to the department of corrections for some sort of response. we have not gotten a response yet. if we do get a response, we will certainly bring it to you and put it on the air as well. >>> a few years ago, if

the panelists include william deverell, leo braudy, lawrence culver, and d.j. waldie. live coverage by book tv from the los angeles times festival of books begins shortly. thank you for being with us. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to los angeles. thank you all for being here. sometimes i think -- and here is the paradox. there seems only to be a mess and not much memory about los angeles. that is paradoxical because this is a place that may have worked harder than any other major city in america to craft its own mythology and its own image. the panel of people up here, all of them are experts in what it is we're talking about today. the work of william deverell, you know extensively. he can tell you anything about southern california history backwards and forwards. i'm often glad to welcome him on my radio program. thank you for being here. >> thank you. [applause] [applause] the latest book of his, a companion to los angeles. it will be out with all the other books and authors in the book signing area. on my right, d.j. waldie, the author of holy land. when i f

congressmembers, former governor chet culver, cedar falls' mayor and the waterloo mayor. they are all here today to say thank you so much. [applause] finally, i want to say a special thank you to everyone here in the unidome especially those of you changed your plans to celebrate here today. thank you all. [applause] as many of you know, this is not my first time here in iowa. in fact, it feels like i spent more time in the state then anywhere besides my home state of illinois and of course washington, d.c. my family was here a lot back in 2007. long enough for my husband to have a sculpture of his head made out of butter, yes. [laughter] but while a campaign is what initially brought me to iowa, what brings me back today is something some much bigger. much deeper. so much more personal to me. believe it or not, the state and the people i have met here and the things i have learned here have all become a very important part of my own personal journey. i have to admit that back when i first started coming here, i was pretty nervous. most folks barely knew who my husband wa