, and he marked the hollywood hills, and he marked the hollywood hills, and he marked the hollywoodign with the olympic sign and then we saw michael johnson and other olympic athletes from america taking on the flag and putting forward the idea or at least the symbolic idea that the olympics have moved from france to los angeles, so how will los angeles cope with the olympics and how different will they be compared to paris? i spoke to david water, los angeles times correspondent, about this. have a listen. it is angeles times correspondent, about this. have a listen.— this. have a listen. it is going to be a tough _ this. have a listen. it is going to be a tough act — this. have a listen. it is going to be a tough act to _ this. have a listen. it is going to be a tough act to follow. - this. have a listen. it is going to| be a tough act to follow. just the sheer beauty of paris in the way of integrated the sport into the city has just been wonderful. i think la will perhaps... they cannot match the historic significance, but i think they will try to answer with hollywood production

, and he marked the hollywood hills sign with the olympic sign.hen we saw michaeljohnson and other olympic athletes from america taking on the flag and putting forward the idea or at least the symbolic idea that the olympics have moved from france to los angeles. so how will los angeles cope with the olympics and how different will they be compared to paris? i spoke to david wharton, los angeles times correspondent, about this. have a listen. i think it's going to be a tough act to follow. i mean, just the sheer beauty of paris and the way they've integrated the sports into the city has just been wonderful. i think la will perhaps... they cannot match the historic significance, but i think that they will try to answer with hollywood production values and pop—culture references. i think there's going to be a little more technology. some of the venues are very modern in la, and some have not even opened yet that will be there. so i think it's going to be a different kind of games, and they are trying to make it very la. the mayor has said they want

that was taken at the hollywood hills home of joe pesci. >> we interviewed joe pesci, and we just wanted, he denied he ever gave her a large amount of money, and there was little evidence. >> claudia haro wanted to do an interview, but we weren't able to speak with her in jail, we spoke with her defendant, thomas meserau, best known for defending michael jackson. >> the picture drawn of her is this vengeful woman who would stop at nothing to keep her daughter away from her ex- husband. >> whoever give you that information does not know claudia haro. >> if claudia is guilty of anything it is of having a career criminal for a brother. >> i believe manny haro was angry about being molested as a child, he was desperate to maintain street credibility as a drug dealer, and when he got caught he tried to blame it on his sister to try and gain freedom for himself. >> not only that he said, but the hit notes allegedly written by claudia? >> i am convinced these are forgeries. claudia never wrote a hit note to anybody, nobody talked to her about murdering or shooting someone. >> thomas meserau was

style video, the star was shown riding into an aircraft carrier and then parachuting into the hollywood hillso hand the flag. there he goes. get into that aircraft. he does this kind of stuff daily on a daily basis. he's that amazing, i know. so he was then handing the flag to kate courtney, who was from san francisco, by the way. this was a stunning tease ahead to the games in los angeles. absolutely out of control. as we look ahead to los angeles, a lot of people already focused on what the 2028 summer games will look like when they travel to southern california. yeah, senior investigative reporter baghat shaban found out l.a. is already promising to break one olympic record that has gone unchallenged for decades. the olympics are revered for their pageantry and traditions, but there is one ritual that isn't so celebrated pray for gold. once opulent olympic venues repeatedly neglected and turned into forgotten relics. once the games are over, an entire aquatics park abandoned in brazil. athlete housing now rundown apartments in greece and in bosnia, bobsled tracks that lead to nowhere. we'v

he's going to take the flag, and he's going to go all the way off to the hollywood hills and the hollywood a bit of a spoiler alert, and you turn around and think just how brilliantly we here in britain have remembered the 2012. >> yes, it can't be topped. >> yes, it can't be topped. >> it can't be topped, can it? >> it can't be topped, can it? >> this is we didn't tell anybody . and the late queen, her anybody. and the late queen, her majesty, who was brilliant in it. and you saw her skydiving. you might remember, on that sort of thing. and with the james bond and it was basically we saw daniel craig coming in and you thought it was. it can't be. the queen couldn't possibly boss the queen. >> and she turns, she appeared, she turned round and she did the skydiving and it was absolutely unbelievable. >> yeah, but you're right, you can't top that. but tom cruise will be trying to do that. tom, it's not french so. well no, but but it's the tie in with. you're right. he's not french. only past french. but who's you could say it in french accent. but he's he basically is the connection between

of gaza , compared it to a forced labor camp , as if a rocket had been fired deep into the hills of hollywoods up to a letter to the boss president biden should write and ask him to stop giving us-made bombs to israel, because these bombs are falling on the people of gaza, these famous people. my eldest son comes to me and my wife and asks us to talk about him as loudly as possible so that this does not happen to anyone else. in the last eight weeks, we have seen more than 16,000 civilians killed. we were palestinians in gaza, and only 7,000 of them were children. i must point out that the number of civilians. far more civilians have been killed in palestine than the civilians killed by america and its allies during the 20-year war afghanistan were killed. the published pictures from gaza show that there are children who have no water , no food, no home, no shelter, and are crying next to the dead bodies of their parents. his honesty and openness along with his jewish identity. it allowed others to step forward and end their own silence, including the famous rapper macklemore who gave this po

hollywood is here, beverly hills here, the social scene television industry is centered here. >> justificationtti institutions like this is supposed to be so that every youngster regardless of the income or wealth of his parents can go to college. a few youngsters from poor families are here but not very many. most of these students are from middle and upper income families. yet everybody whatever his income pays taxes to help support these institutions. disgraceful situation. it is hardly what public education is all about. these students are being subsidized by people who will never go to college. that means that on the average people will end up with higher income are being subsidized for people who will end up with lower income. and in addition the quality of undergraduate education is poor. undergraduate teaching is not what ucla is famous for. aside from us athletic teams ucla reputation for graduate work in research. faculty members have every incentive to do research that is the way to advance inn their profession. much less to gain by good teaching. >> i think we ran well over didn't

hollywood is here. beverly hills is here. social scene, the, you know, television industry in this country is centered here. the justification for using tax money to support institutions like this is supposed to be so that every youngster, regardless of the income or wealth of his parents, can go to college. a few youngsters from poor families are here, but not very many. most of these students are for middle and upper income families. yet everybody, whatever is income, pays taxes to help support these institutions. that is a disgraceful situation. it's hardly what public education was all about. these students are being subsidized by people who will never go to college. that means that on the average, people who will end up with higher incomes are being subsidized by people who will end up with lower incomes. and in addition, the quality of undergraduate education is poor. undergraduate teaching is not what ucla is famous for. aside from a two athletic teams, ucla's reputation is for graduate work and research. faculty membe

pre-recorded footage also showed him sky diving into the hills behind the hollywood sign where he adornedwo o's with the olympic rings. there he goes. unbelievable stuff nbc's jacob soboroff takes a closer look now at how l.a. is already getting ready to play host four years from now >> reporter: with the end of the 2024 paris summer olympics. >> journey to america begins. >> reporter: a new count down to the next summer games is already underway in just four years, los angeles will once again take center stage as the host city of the 2028 olympics. >> we have now flipped the switch from planning to delivery. >> reporter: it's been 40 years since l.a. last held that honor, when olympian karl lewis took home four gold medals at the los angeles memorial coliseum. the biggest track and field stars will once again get the chance to compete in this storied venue, a feeling lewis remembers well. >> that was a life changing thing. you'll never be this big in your whole life >> reporter: casey wasserman is a chairman of the l.a. 2028 committee, turning the coliseum, where rocket man famous flew f

hill tonight. >> the family of matthew perry, breaking its silence after five people were charged in connection to the actors ketamine death last year, including hollywood so-called ketamine queen saying in part quote, we look forward to justice taking its course, we're hoping unscrupulous suppliers of dangerous drugs will get the message. this is new court documents are also revealing tragic details about perry's final days and hours. let's go right to our john miller, our chief law enforcement and intelligence analysts here with us tonight. jon prosecutors say that from september to october 2023, perry was given approximately 20 vials of ketamine it cost him whole ton of money, $55,000, which is a lot. if you look at the actual cost of ketamine, make of a problem is ketamine at this point? i mean, is there a craze this happening? >> so it's a really interesting question because because you've got two things going on here. one, you've got matthew perry, who is a hollywood superstar with unlimited resources in this department, who has a personal assistant who can find a middleman who can get to a drug dealer after finding a doctor who got to another doc

hollywood. i'm dayna devon. >>olay's if all kind of sneaking and there's beautiful. look at, though, out over the bay. of course, we're looking from east bay hillsnd well, that fog just kind of kick it out over the bay. very low out there right now, spreading across san francisco going to begin to make its way at least the inland inside the bay but has interior valleys. yeah, it's kind of squashed that you can just see the top a sales force tower giving is just under 1000 feet. so that marine learn down below there, san francisco. so that fog out there right now, there's going to be that in place tomorrow morning. when you wake up, it's going to be dense in spots. that's the only thing high pressure overhead. so watching that marine layer along the golden gate bridge. you can see pretty thick out there right now and more that on the way. temperatures today. yeah, we start to warm things up in the 90's in many spots in the 92 and little more. 94 degrees in concord, 78 for high, very comfortable in napa and 67 degrees in san francisco. but we are going to see some changes coming our way. little drizzle along the coastline, not as much as previous

hollywood had a big impact on this community as well. a lot of people come here to mill valley to enjoy nature. >> lots of canyons and hills.all that and more in this hour. but let's start with the man who should know mill valley better than anybody else. we welcome the mayor, irvin carmel, to the nine. thanks for being with us. >> hey, thanks for having me. >> you have lived all over the world, but here in carmel, i mean, i've been here in mill valley for 20 plus years. what does what makes mill valley special compared to everywhere else in the world? >> so there's a couple of things. one, mill valley is a pretty old town, so we're going to celebrate our 125th birthday next year, which is super exciting. but the city actually dates back to 15 years before california even became a state. 1830s. we had a mill here, which was a milling town, so it's got a very long history. so that's the first thing. second thing is this is an arts community. yeah. this is a place where you have the film festival every year, you have a music festival, you have a fall arts festival, you have movie stars, as you said, from hollywood, that come