what do you like or dislike about hilton, lee?ews is out there about the return of high-end travel i find this is a fascinating stock. these little hotels that are around major universities, right? boring it's like a peter lynch chat bot is chirping in my ear saying, do you have a company that has a really -- something boring and profitable going on? i don't think this is about the return of business travel or high end i think this is about over 500 units that they're going to be adding to their 7,500 units that they have right now of these properties that are going to be moneymakers. also, they're delving into the lower end which hilton hasn't done before with their spark line that's just started and liv smart that's like an extended worker housing and all that. so i think a lot of the great things about hilton coming down have nothing to do with what mizuhu is talking about. it's about this lower end they protect. >> love the hotel. good brand, good value proposition. lee munson, thank you very much. lee is with portfolio wealth

. >>> washington hilton tonight >>> the washington hilton tonight hosts the so-called nerd prom.pondents dinner. the ap yule white house correspondents' association dinner. over the decades this hilton has seen them come and go from white house greats to wannabes. >> they say i'm over the hill. don lemon would say, that's a man in his prime. >> reporter: president biden returns tonight for a tradition since 1924. the president and the press. yucking it up with one-liners and zingers. black tie mandatory with comic timing and thick skin suggested. >> presidents kind of get to go into a more informal setting, let their hair down a bit and indeed poke fun at themselves. >> over the last few months i've lost ten pounds. where did they go? >> reporter: is there political calculation in all that, too? >> there's always a political calculation. everything that's done in washington is political. >> reporter: hollywood a-listers now clamor to get an invite to the hilton's ballroom. some critics don't like the gala. proof of a cozy relationship between the white house and the media. you mi

thank you to the washington hilton. really, thank you to the washington hilton.members. thank you to our friends at nbc news. thank you to our board. good luck. i hope you had fun. i had the time of my life. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

gary hilton's detective mind was oddly creative. sometimes, in ways other cops did not quite get.n, knowing the case had not gotten much news coverage, hatched a plan on the way to the interview. >> we are not going to tell them that she's dead, and that we were there investigating a missing person. >> just a friendly chat about a missing woman, a missing ex- girlfriend. if he was involved in the murder, how might he react to that, give something away, maybe? >> there was no giving of miranda rights. he was in his own home. he was voluntarily cooperating. he could have stopped the interview at any time, but he opted not to do that. he wanted to speak, and he did. >> so, ask to detectives, what did they do when they dated? >> we go out to dinner quite a bit. we went flying. he took her sailing. we went skiing locally here, go out and go dancing. >> as for the relationship, it was exclusive, said doug, more or less. >> she go out with other men? >> not to the best of my knowledge, at least when i was dating her. she used to kid me about it and say no, you know, you don't have anythi

paris hilton says this stems from trauma she experienced firsthand. she says she was abused in a treatment facility in utah when she was 17 years old. the proposed bill would require the department of social services to allow information related to the use of restraints and seclusion rooms to be accessible to the public. >> i want children who are experiencing this now and who have experienced it in the past, them to know that i believe them and i'm going to continue shining a spotlight on this and fighting for this. >> the bill would only apply to licensed state treatment facilities and the goal would be to have the dashboard up and running by january 1st, 2026. the transparency is something lawmakers on both sides of the department of social services have been required to do all along. >>> back here in the bay area san francisco sheriff's office puts jails on lockdown after a series of attacks on deputies and other staff members. the union for deputies says the situation is so severe that officials need to call in the national guard. the sheriff's o

hilton claims she was sent to a facility when she was a teen where staff would beat her, force her to take unknown pills, and watch her shower.that's why she is supporting a bill by senator shannon called the accountability in children's treatment act. the bill aims to prevent abuse by requiring facilities to share how often they use seclusion rooms and restraints. >> it's turned into a multibillion dollar industry, there's hundreds of thousands of children being sent to these places every single year, the hundreds of children are dying in these laces. >> hilton first publicly shared the abuse she shared in her documentary titled this is paris. since then, she's been a prominent advocate for teens who are in such facilities. >>> the job hits keep keep coming for silicon valley. tesla is laying off workers. tech recorder scott budman will be joining us with the new numbers and the impact to the industry. you mentioned earlier, this tax day, if you haven't filed, we got you covered. we have tips for you last minute filers. we want to know, what training story would you like to see later

paris hilton says this stems from the trauma she experienced firsthand. she says she was abused at a treatment facility in utah when she was just 17 years old. this proposed bill would require the department of social services to allow information related to the use of restraints and seclusion rooms to be accessible to the public. >> i want children who are experiencing this now and who have experienced it in the past, for them to know that i believe them and i'm going to continue shining a spotlight on this and fighting for this. >> this bill would only apply to licensed state treatment facilities and the goal would be to have the dashboard up and running by january 1st of 2026. the transparency is something lawmakers on both sides say the department of social services has been required to do all along. >>> world leaders are urging restraint as israel weighs its response to this weekend's attack by iran. we'll speak to bay area residents with family in that region. >> every time something like this happens we all feel a collective sense of dread and fear

steve hilton, joe biden is out today on the campaign trial in pennsylvania. basically arguing for a 5 trillion dollar tax hike to renovate the economy is that terrific? he is blaming trump but he want to raise taxes under the trump tax cuts, and lower taxes are problem not the solution. >> it is just amazing. they never ever learn. they -- the bad ideas, just keep walking around the political landscape like zombies of the left, we can see impact of tax increases look at my state in call with highest taxes in country. -- in california with highest taxes wor. we have businesses leading we have highest unemployment lowist job creation, lowest income growth, the democrats love to expand the size and scope of government, that is what they live for, they have appetite for more taxes, they say only the rich, but in the end there are not enough rich people to go around as margaret thatcher said. larry: what said, people who stand in middle get hit by cars going both ways. >> mollie hemingway, you wrote the book about zucker bucks, you taught us all that election of l

looks like hundreds there right in front of the washington hilton there on connecticut avenue.st north of dupont circle in the neighborhood where former e president barack obama has a home. those numbers of protesters does look like it's increasing, jon. you mentioned earlier off the top the news late this week that president biden says he wants a piece of donald trump on the debate stage, speaking to howard stern. of course, for years it was donald trump that made those appearances on howard stern. president biden appeared on the show. it was much less bold, jon. >> i tell you a fantasy i had in i don't know if you're going to debate your opponent. >> i am somewhere. of i don't know when. i'm happy to debate him. >> reporter: biden taped that interview in new york this week but stayed clear of the protests at columbia and nyu. while in new york, biden also attended a fundraiser at actor michael douglas' home in westchester county. many polls show donald trump hate of joe biden in all seven battleground states, jon. a new gallup follow shows biden is in a tough position histori

up six. >> hilton is -- you know, that's a net unit growth, the n.u.g.ople like so much >> we got this upgrade of airbnb and mizuho >> the airbnb. you know, you have both -- you have musk talking airbnb, and then you've got good airbnb. and by the way, the olympics >> they mentioned the olympics on -- could be a boost to rates. they go from $150 to $200. >> i happen to love chesky i think he's great i remember when things were going really bad during covid, and he had to bite the bullet, and he hated letting people off, and he saved the company look at this thing it's a juggernaut. >> texas instruments shares are also up 6% >> look, they said they -- they had the worst conference call in the world, but they said, look, we saw a bottom in some of the analog stuff, which is autos, and then people buy on semi, which is the worst-performing semi texas instruments gets away away it, even though they gave you -- absolutely just give you inventory. >> yeah, yeah. >> i love how they insult the analysts maybe they need a little c comeuppance there. >> it was alon

antonia hilton is there. antonia, describe the scene for us. >> reporter: lester, right now, press isn't being allowed on campus. so, what you're seeing here are protests that have spilled over to the public streets. protests that, as you can see, appear to be far from over. confrontation at columbia today. police removing protesters from campus, citing extraordinary circumstances. the columbia university president called in the nypd to clear out an encampment of pro-palestinian student demonstrators. the encampment set up wednesday morning, the same day she testified on capitol hill about anti-semitism on campus. >> we must uphold freedom of speech. because it is essential to our academic mission, but we cannot and shouldn't tolerate abuse of this privilege to harass and discriminate. >> reporter: in a letter to the university, she noted, protests have a storied history at columbia. where anti-vietnam demonstrators took over a building on campus in 1968. but in asking for help from the police, she said, the

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over the weekend, hilton joined vampire weekend set, but she wasn't there to sing or to dj.ge to play a game of cornhole with the band. just having a good time, i guess . >> the first weekend of the coachella music festival is wrapped up. after the break, we'll show you more of the big celebrity surprises on stage. >> but first, checking the weather with drew. >> hey, good morning. let's look at your travel forecast. we are finding really good conditions across a lot of our major hubs today. we're looking at denver, though we will likely have some afternoon showers, but you can see from new york to chicago to atlanta we have fair conditions. temperatures in the 70s and 80s for the most part. so you should have no trouble getting to where you need to go in the lower 48 sfo right now, a live look, the current weather conditions here reporting partly cloudy skies. and we'll have those clouds throughout the first half of our day before brighter conditions arrive later on this afternoon. looking at the morning drive, we do have some pockets of dense fog in the north bay around sa

just be happy you are not at the airport hilton. journalists, these are challenging times and we need the people in this room to guide us. your jobs are not easy and it does not help that we are leaving -- living at the end of traditional media. the gatekeepers are god. did you know that 90% of people get their news exclusively from social media? that must be true because i saw it in a random guys tiktok. he was recording a video while driving a toyota corolla but he seemed to know his stuff. isn't it crazy that tiktok could be outlawed in the u.s. by the end of this year? that is a real shame because we will need tiktok to document who is storming the capital next january 6. [laughter] things are not bad for everyone. this may be the worst time in history to be a journalist. it is the best time in history to be a courtroom sketch artist. my god. the most famous man on earth is on trial and there is no cameras allowed. just the artist, their pastels and their desire to make trump look as bad as possible. every sketch looks like the

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hilton has been open about her experience at similar facilities and has in the past testified beforeress about it. bills currently on the senate side of the legislature and has bipartisan support. >> let's get you a check of your forecast filed time for this hour. taking a live look across san francisco while the sun is really shining, almost looks like blown out their >> we can't control the iris or else we lawrence is here with a look at the is i guess it's apropos the extended forecast. going to go. i would get out those sunglasses get out that not those t-shirts and shores. here we go. we're getting back some pretty weather again as high pressure going to take over. looks like we're done with the cold weather for now. we're going to really start warming up over the next couple of days. so temperatures going to be very, very nice. we see any cool weather probably right along the water's edge. you see a little bit of patchy fog there right now. nice and clear toward the golden gate bridge so far. so good looking good out there today. highs. yep. a little bit below the average 60 de

hilton posted security video on instagram.ently shows heavily armed agents pushing one son against a wall while handcuffing him. another son is seen walking with his hands above his head with a gun aimed at him. they were not arrested. the raids were part of a federal sex trafficking investigation. combs has denied wrongdoing. >>> still to come, a las vegas landmark cashes out. a legendary hotel and casino turns off the lights for good after nearly seven decades. lig after nearly seven decades. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's m

hilton says she endured mental and physical abuse as a teen while at a treatment center. she now wants to help victims and bring attention to facilities accused of mistreating youth. proposed legislation would require state licensed facilities to report to parents and government officials when restraints and disciplinary measures are used on minors. >> my horror story is not unique. hundreds of thousands of youth experience solitary confinement and deadly physical restraints every year, yet their voices have been silenced and their pain ignored. >> the bill has bipartisan support. if it ultimately passes, many of its requirements would go into effect by 2026. all right. >> we'll move now to our abc seven news at 11 advancer with a look at the news you'll hear about in the coming days. first, the growing concern in the south bay about losing a critical health care resource. the trauma center at san jose's regional medical center is slated for closure. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey shows you how local leaders could decide to fight it in medical emergencies

join me now is antonia hilton, nbc news correspondent.picture of what else is happening around the country. >> i'm sorry to stress you out. >> it is very important in a central reporting. first of all, for people who are little bit unclear as to how this arrangement works, when and how are these kids being taken out of public school and sent to bible study, effectively? >> yes. i'm sure people want to know one more time, wait, how is this legal? lifewise has the support of a number of supreme court rulings and they are able to make this work through three things. it has to be optional. you can have a school district that is forcing everyone to be in lifewise. it can be on the school property. usually it sets up at a church that is really close by. the one we went to was about a half a mile ride. it is like nothing. and then it can't take place when there would be a math or science class. something seen as essential. they are coming out of things like recess. in the case of the student you just saw there, they are leaving their library per

all right, lawrence, paris hilton was in sacramento today. >> advocating for a bill that would bring more accountability to use treatment facilities here in california. that bill was authored by bakersfield republican sen shannon grove. now, if approved use treatment facilities licensed by the state would be required to publicly post information related to the use of restraint and seclusion rooms online hilton has been open about her own experience at similar facilities and has in the past testified before congress about it. the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature and has bipartisan support. >> the count ability and children's treatment act increases. transparency. so the public knows what really happens behind closed doors. if these facilities are scared of a simple transparency measure, then i think we should ask them, what do they have to hide? our current system designed to reform and some horrific instances does the exact ends the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature. as we mentioned, it does have bipartisan support. >> in an historic momen

and paris hilton in sacramento today showing support for a proposed state bill.he effort to help protect teenagers placed in treatment facilities we're in the middle of... livin' large! and having a big day! the meeting point of humanity and history. in the middle of being the fun uncle! in the middle of being a kid again! beep! beep! ♪ there's something for everyone in illinois. the middle of everything! ♪ hilton joined lawmakers in sacramento to talk about a senate bill that would require the state to disclose data about when a child is put in restraints or solitary confinement at troubled youth facilities licensed by the state . at a hearing, hilton described her own experience and trauma in youth treatment programs. >> i was subjected to abuse disguised as therapy, isolated from the outside world, and denied even the most basic rights. i lived in constant fear, not knowing what would happen to me next if i tried to tell my parents about the abuse, the staff would immediately rip the phone from my hand, disconnect the call, and subject me to violent physical r

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former reality tv star paris hilton showing support for a proposed bill aimed at protecting teenagersin treatment facilities. hilton joined lawmakers in sacramento to discuss legislation that would require the state to disclose data about when a child is put in restraints or solitary confinement at facilities for troubled youth that are licensed by the state. at the hearing, hilton described her experience in youth treatment programs. >> i was subjected to abuse disguised as therapy, isolated from the outside world, and denied even the most basic rights. i lived in constant fear, not knowing what would happen to me next if i tried to tell my parents about the abuse, the staff would immediately rip the phone from my hand, disconnect the call, and subject me to violent physical restraints and solitary confinement. >> if the bill passes a public dashboard with the data would need to be available online by january first of next year. >> the bride's big day ruined by thieves. the valuable item that was stolen right off her front doorstep. plus an incredible story of a family beating all th

hilton says she endured mental and physical abuse as a teen while at a treatment center.he now wants to help victims and bring attention to facilities accused of mistreating youth. proposed legislation would require state licensed facilities to report to parents and government officials when restraints and disciplinary measures are used on minors. >> my horror story is not unique. hundreds of thousands of youth experience solitary confinement and deadly physical restraints every year, yet their voices have been silenced and their pain ignored. >> the bill has bipartisan support. if it ultimately passes, many of its requirements would go into effect by 2026. all right. >> we'll move now to our abc seven news at 11 advancer with a look at the news you'll hear about in the coming days. first, the growing concern in the south bay about losing a critical health care resource. the trauma center at san jose's regional medical center is slated for closure. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey shows you how local leaders could decide to fight it in medical emergencies.

just be happy you are not at the airport hilton.and we need the people in this room to help guide us through it. your jobs are not easy and it doesn't help that we are living at the end of traditional media. the gatekeepers are gone. did you know 90% of people now get their news exclusively from social media? that must be true because i saw it in a random guys to talk. he was recording the video while driving a toyota corolla he seemed to know his stuff. isn't it crazy, by the way, that tiktok could be outlawed in the u.s. by the end of this year? that is a real shame. we are going to need tiktok to document who is storming the capitol next january 6th. things are not bad for everyone, though. this may be the worst time in history to be a print journalist. it is the best time in history to be a courtroom sketch artist. my god, the most famous man on earth is on trial and there's no cameras allowed. just the artist, their pastels, and their desire to make trump look as bad as possible. every sketch of trump looks like the grinch had

they are all going to be there at the hilton in washington, dc and we should note too that there have been a number of protestors outside of that of that hotel where the event is being held tonight hey, protesting the biden's handling of the hamas, israel war. so again, we're going to keep our eye on that special coverage starts here in just a few minutes. in the meantime, this week on the whole story, cnn correspondent don't o'sullivan, looking at how conspiracy theories and online misinformation are affecting this year's presidential campaign including the rise of christian nash generalism and politics. >> here's a preview to java, the journalist is to ask the questions, allow the person to speak and just report for the facts what was spoken, would you like for me to pull up the definition of journalists? >> okay. but thank you, julian okay. >> i have a god given, right? to speak my own truth. >> but there are fat rice the facts have shown that the election was stolen you're willing to look at that and accept that and really show what's going on. >> that's your issue, not ours we wa

that video posted by musah hilton the mother of one a duty sons, justin combs.see him there with his hands up in a hallway with guns pointed at them. the video editor to circle what hilton says, or laser beams from firearms pointed at his chest, health and saying, quote, if these were the sons of a non-black celebrity, they would not have been handled with the same aggression she goes on to say, how many times have we seen young unarmed black men not make it out of these types of situations alive helton also saying that she attained an attorney to investigate what she is calling an excessive use of force i want to get right to john miller, cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst. he served as the deputy commissioner of intelligence and counter at the nypd also joining me is neama rahmani, the president of west coast trial lawyers. he's also a former federal prosecutor. gentlemen. thank you both for joining me this evening may begin with you, john, because you've got some new reporting. i understand that officials are in the process of interviewing w

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. >> paris hilton was in sacramento to show support for a proposed state bill.e have more on the efforts to protect teens placed in treatment facilities and a northern california rivalry tonight in sacramento. >> what to expect when the golden state warriors play the sacramento kings. and don't forget now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com/ email, sign up f th da united states is now in. following iran's weekend attack on israel. >> plus, i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly, the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> the federal women's prison in dublin suddenly shutting down details about when the inmates will be moved to another facility. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning it's april 16th. >> feels like a nice looking day. >> yeah the sun came out yesterday afternoon. and i think it's going

stuart: that was a fine performance, steve hilton. english there with bloody this and bloody that. that was good. see us again soon. great to see you on a friday. you're all right. now this, jury selection underway for the fourth day of the trump hush money trial. kevin o'leary with us. this makes us as america or new york look like clowns in >> i've been talking about them for a few months now and it's not about supporting trump. i get a barrage of hate mail. it's very polarizing and nothing to do with trump. my point, you think about the office of the president of the united states, the executive of the united states, the united states brand and for decades a president that leaves office has never been pursued this way. i would get it if he was accused of murder, but everything else you cut a really broad swath because you're protecting the american brand. i was in geneva and made these comments about 150 countries at the conference in geneva and the number one topic. it was embarrassing to hear them say tell me about the porn star

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we covered the arrival of the presidential motorcade at the hilton hotel here in dc with his dinner. it took place. they needed to take an alternate route to avoid the crowds of as demonstrate as if they gathered to you. there is frustration and that's something we're seeing on. so many college campuses here in the us protest is calling for attention to the community, tearing crisis in gauze, asking the why does the asking presidential by and to do more. and we also hear in more and more people from within the democratic party criticizing him today. another democratic senator joints in question. also whether the by the administration is actually probably assessing whether it's rarely is comply with international law. following a report from you as medias saying that some senior us officials did not find israel's assurances. credible a report that was published by reuters that found some senior state department official advising is secretary blink and saying that what they're getting the assurances and from as well, that it's using us applied weapons in accordance with international h

let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton, lydia moynihan and former state department spokespersongus. thank you for coming on. ilhan omar calls the anti-israel protest morally correct. listen. >> i am incredibly moved by your courage and bravery as a student body. follow your guts and know that what we are doing, the voices that we are raising to save lives in gaza is a just and righteous and morally correct. >> and we just accept this as just another radical statement by a far left squad member. >> yeah, it's pretty unbelievable. we should not get used to it though, you are right. it's easy to be desensitized. there is of course a right to peacefully protest but that is not what we are seeing happening on college campuses. so many of these university presidents just don't have control of their institutions. as it relates to the biden administration, you have to look and say they put out a strong statement after the columbia protests when they got extremely anti-semitic, but it's just merely words. is your reporter said in the last segment, are they going to send in the national g

let's get more isabel hilton is the founder of china dialogue. go from here? the us seems intent on pushing this band through unless it meets that deadline. it through unless it meets that deadline. , , ., ., deadline. it seems to me that bei'ina is deadline. it seems to me that beijing is trying _ deadline. it seems to me that beijing is trying to _ deadline. it seems to me that beijing is trying to have - deadline. it seems to me that beijing is trying to have it - deadline. it seems to me that| beijing is trying to have it both ways. it is saying no we are not chinese, but they are also saying the chinese government won't let them sell. so which is it? if it is just ordinary global media business, there is no political reason why bytedance should not divest. if that were to happen, tiktok could continue to be used by hundred and 70 million american users.- 70 million american users. tiktok sa s that 70 million american users. tiktok says that given — 70 million american users. tiktok says that given the _ 70 million american users. tiktok says

joining me now is antonia hilton, nbc news correspondent.time you visit here, i get a distressing picture of what's happening elsewhere in the country, and this is not -- >> i'm sorry to stress you out. >> no, it's really important and essential reporting. i wonder first of all how is it for people who are a little bit unclear as to how this arrangement works, when and how are these kids being taken out of public school and being sent to bible study, effectively? >>iacy, i'm sure people want to know, too, wait, one more time how is this legal? lifewise has the support, frankly, of a number of supreme court rulings, and they're able to make this work through three thing. it has to be optional, so kids have to opt in. you can't have a school district forcing anyone to be in lifewise. it can't be on the school property. usually life. wise sets up at a church close by. one we went to was about a half a mile ride. it's like nothing. and then it can't take place when it would be a math or science class, something seen as essential. kids are coming

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in a recent documentary, hilton recounted being emotionally and physically abused at a boarding schoolah when she was 17. applications are open for alameda county's program, helping first time homebuyers afford their down payments. it's giving up to $210,000 loans to people who live or work in the county, or those who were displaced from homes their applicants must be making 120% of the area median income to qualify. recipients will be selected through a lottery with priority to educators and first responders. you can apply online until may 15th. all right spencer, joining me now talking about that warm up. and oh boy give it to us. >> have you had enough of winter like weather yet? >> i think many people have. >> most of us have. yeah. it's going to turn very springlike in the next few days. here's a look at what's happening right now on the satellite radar composite image. you can see some areas of showers over in the central valley and well to our south, but nothing is happening in the way of precipitation right now in the bay area, although we have lingering clouds and there's obvi

steve hilton, fox news contributor. why are we? >> very good point. this story very well. first of all in terms of state funding for a broadcaster. back in the u.k. where i was raised we have the bbc, british broadcasting corporation, billions of dollars of taxpayer funding. it is absolutely required, strict rules about impartiality, doesn't always meet them but all laid out clearly in its charter. coming to npr you may not believe this, harris, i listen to npr every day. i have it on in the morning making breakfast for my kids. i believe in having a balanced media diet. i get the "wall street journal" and "the new york times." that's the point. npr is part of a balance. it is clearly on the left. i hear every day it wreaks of the kind of left leaning establishment group think in every interview and script. what is hilarious, they are so sanctimonious and self-righteous and lacking in self-awareness and out of touch with mainstream america they probably sincerely believe they are not biased. >> harris: what happens next with mr. berliner. this could b

enough serves as the executive director at the hilton grove health center which is a san jose organization that supports low income families. currently on unpaid leave. facing six felony charges, but a judge approved his release on bail while the case is pending. >>> now they've got a restraining order aimed at stopping prisoner transfers. you can see them right here. they rallied outside this morning. on monday the bureau of prison announced it is immediately closing the prison that has been grappling with a long history of sexual abuse. advocates filed a temporary restraining order last night aimed at stopping the bureau of prisons from transferring inmates to other facilities across the country ahead of the closure. >> the saying their family is terrified. they do not know when or where they are going. and they do not know what they are facing with when they get there. >> they fear proper procedures are not being followed. they would not comment on the issue saying the matter is tied up with the court. >>> climate activism is bringing our students in san francisco. middle and high schoo

joining me now, antonia hilton, nbc news correspondent.ture of what's happening elsewhere in the country and this is not any. it's really important and essential reporting. i just wonder, first of all, for people who are unclear as to how this arrangement works, when and how are these kids being taken out of public school and sent to bible study, effectively? >> i'm sure people want to know, one more time, how is this legal? lifewise has the support of a number of supreme court rulings and their able to make this work through the three things. it has to be optional. you can't have a school district it's forcing everyone to be in lifewise. it can't be on school property. usually lifewise sets up at a church that's close by. the one we went to was about half a mile ride. it's nothing. and then he can't take place when there would be a math or science class, something seen as essential. kids are coming out of things like recess, in the case of the students you just saw, leaving their library periods. in that district, 50% of the kids are leav

hilton has been open about her experience at similar facilities, even testifying before congress. says the bill will help protect the state's youth. >> accountability and children's treatment act increases. transparency. so the public knows what really happens behind closed doors. if these facilities are scared of a simple transparency measure, then i think we should ask them, what do they have to hide? our current system designed to reform and some horrific instances does the exact opposite ends years. >> the bill is currently on the senate side of the bloods legislature and has bipartisan and fewer people are buying rooftop solar panels for their homes. the industry is shrinking hit by high interest rates type credit and cuts to solar initiatives. more than 100 solar contractors have already gone out of business during the past year. demand has dried up. california is also cutting the amount of compensation, most rooftop solar owners can get from the electricity that they sent to the grid by 75% or more as the cost of upgrading, the grid is soaring. experts say california's expe

hilton has been open about her experience at similar facilities, even testified before congress abouts this bill will help protect the state's youth. >> they count ability and children's treatment act increases. transparency. so the public knows what really happens behind closed doors. if these facilities are scared of a simple transparency measure, then i think we should ask them, what do they have to hide? our current system designed to reform and some horrific instances does the exact opposite. >> the bill is currently on the senate side of the legislature. and it does at this point have bipartisan support. >> for the local election headquarters, southern california senator steven bradford last campaign for lieutenant governor in 2026. senator bradford served in the senate since 2016 and previously served as on assembly. u.s. well gardenia city council. he was also a member of california's reparations task force. he believes that his background as a fighter in the legislature is going to help them in this run for lieutenant governor. >> i'm running for lieutenant governor because i

and the press democrat reports the board approved a $536,000 budget for that project today, paris hilton is heading to the state capitol, set to testify in favor of regulation for troubled teen centers. >> the hotel heiress and socialite is advocating for the accountability accountability in children's treatment act, which is meant to stop abuse. it would bring transparency to the treatment of youth. in short tum rental short terme residential therapeutic programs. now, in a recent document, hilton recounted being emotionally and physically abused at a boarding school in utah when she was 17. >> we have an important alert for families who have johto players at home. some of the kids speakers are being recalled because they can overheat and melt the recall impacts more than 250,000 of the many wireless speakers. the cpsc says the lithium ion battery is causing the problem. there haven't been any injuries. as a precaution, yoto pushed out new software and will send owners a new charging cable. >> sharing your space for cash how airbnb is helping renters host their place on the platform and