they had these fights over dominick, over custody, over money.tinely upset with him. keith morrison (voiceover): john seemed to be trying to minimize those issues. keith morrison (voiceover): after a few hours of questioning, they let john go with a warning. he was suspect number one. and they kept an eye on him as they investigated other men who'd crossed paths with jessica. we were interested in any male party she had recently been introduced to, anybody at all that could have been showing interest in her, communicating that with her via social media or any other means that maybe seemed kind of unwanted. keith morrison (voiceover): detectives looked into his whereabouts the night jessica was killed. he was nowhere around-- couldn't have been him. thing was, it had to be someone close, someone she knew or trusted, someone with a key maybe. after all, there was no forced entry, but the door was locked when jessica's mother arrived in the morning. and then her family told police about someone who'd been violent toward jessica's sister, ashley, jus

pete dominick just so we're clear, i got the humor. i did see it. carrey did too. i mean, it's a perfect segue. she just gave me on the area of sports because lebron james is taking a break from social media saying amen to a post from sports agent rick kleiman who argues that sports media only covers sports. quote through negative takes. carrey what's going on here with lebron why is he doing it? is it and now why? why this time i you know what here's a couple of things about lebron that i don't think people take into consideration. >> he's taken many breaks from social media, especially when he early on when he was trying to win his very first chip. you remember that when he was in miami? i do believe the reason why he's taking a break now, because for someone for so long who has been in the public eye since he was a teenager, now 40 years old, he's exhausted criticized consistently day in and day out? first, it was his decision when he went to miami, huge criticism and i you know, i can go back even before that. but i'll start there. monumental moment and then wh

. >> i can only imagine what today's meal looks like at dominick puni's house after talking about hist. >> give me a day of dawn puni eating. >> okay. so i start with eggs and potatoes in the morning. for dinner, i usually door dash something. >> for the red and gold report, i am matt lively. >>> mourning. a time for gathering for friends and family. how we are remembering that young adults killed in a deadly car crash. >>> plus, thanksgiving can be lonely if your are away from family. the special meet up right here in san francisco. >>> and we will show you the program helping children with media literacy at a after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ it's good medicine. >>>>right >>>right now in cbs news bay area, a crash leaves three killed. how they are being remembered at a thanksgiving event. >>> the weather was very cooperative and the rest of the weekend is looking pretty good. w

dominick, rachel, lindsay thank you both so much. >> we have to move on to the next topic. >> i got to move on. you know what we got to be done with that because i don't even know where he's going. thank you everyone. thank you all for watching as well anderson cooper 360 is next how to fix your hair to be popular >> you'll hang with the right cohorts. >> you'll be good at sports. >> the pros for have i got news for you are pretty obvious. yeah, but what are the cons? we could run out of news before then. >> that would never happen. >> have i got news for you? tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn and stream. next day on max subway launch, new 6.99 mill deals with any six inch sub weight. >> subway did >> for a limited time get any six inch sub chips and a drink, all for just 6.99. >> no matter what kind of teeth you got, a brush or will be electric cleans better with one simple touch. oral-b's dentist inspired round brush, head hug teeth. your perfect clean starts with oral-b black and yellow friday sale now at lumber liquidators, 267 floors at up to 61% off, our already low prices. >> hurry in for

let's bring in domi dominick's e president of global advisors.s the future of crypto currency change now? what does a lot of people in industry that looks a lot brighter going forward today that it was a month ago. in all fairness both candidates campaigned on the idea that crypto need to be an integral part of our financial system rate trump has been very, very enthusiastic about supporting it. arthel: will crypto currency impact the u.s. economy, good or bad? >> , you have to think the global economy is going to be and is being affected as we speak. you have countries around the world whether switzerland or the amorous comments china certainly developed its own crypto. europe has been far ahead of the u.s. implementing and developing regulations and how to actively manage crypto. we've been behind the curve on this one. everyone in the crypto industries are anxious the rules and regulations of they can afford to make a part of the economy. arthel: didn't president-elect trump to work on those regulations, early on if that is such a desire to ha

he is the host of standup with pete dominick, catherine, what is the verdict? >> i think we will be litigating this for many years to come. i would said think joe biden should've dropped out earlier and kamala harris wasted many golden opportunities to distance herself from him. she had many chances to do so which of the public wanted, voters were eager for change whatever that means and instead she refused to distance herself from him not only that, she sort of enhanced the biden agenda. she hired a lot of the same people, she had a lot of the same messaging and a more left-wing version in some cases of that messaging some of which i agreed with them some of which i didn't. and the thing that americans disliked most about joe biden was biden on mix i don't know why she wasn't given the card she was dealt and didn't use this as an opportunity to rebrand. >> i am having such a hard time trying to understand so many of the arguments but i firmly believe given the outcome that it wasn't the candidate and it wasn't the policies. sadly that many more people like thi

and so there were a dozen media people that got to see the trial in the courtroom every day writer dominick dunne appeared to hear opening statements right here. i had just gotten out of school and started as a cub reporter at this legal newspaper i got one of the seats in the courtroom there were the lawyers and the brothers my editors. and i knew from the captivating as hell. >> okay. now, opening statements by the prosecution. >> thank you, your honor and good morning. >> the only time i've ever thrown up during a trial was right before opening statement. based upon this evidence it will become apparent that this murder was unlawful unjustified and wholly premeditated. i had been told by the da's office to acquiesce to cameras in the courtroom and i went in chambers with the other attorneys and i said, absolutely not. i do not want cameras in the courtroom. and the judge said, we're not going to have cameras. and we come in for opening statement, and there's the camera. but for a few mistakes, they made this was almost the perfect murder. >> it's very difficult now, 20 plus years later,

joan didion and john gregory dunne, another great writer, and his father was the bestselling author dominick dunne. he comes from an amazing hollywood new family back a period and a and a and a that he tracks through his first 35 years of his life in a book that calls a family memoir and think one of the things the greatest about it is that from start to finish, it is indeed a family memoir. and i can't think of any better person to be here interviewing him than my dear friend. shapiro you will know memoirs, her bestselling memoirs inheritance, devotion, her great book on writing, still writing, which i recommend all of you. her novels signal, fires and others, and course this podcast that's become such an extraordinary hit. this is its 11th season family secrets. so without further ado, going to hand you over to two of my favorite people, griffin dunne and shapiro. thank you. hey, everyone. hey, griffin. hi, danny. huh? it's funny. i usually do this podcast i recorded in the basement of my house, you know, in this kind of my son's old playroom with old red sox posters on the walls and it's