after more than three decades in prison, it seems eric and lyle menendez had a real chance at freedomr infamous story to a whole new audience, and the then district attorney seemed open to considering their case through a modern lens. those hopes dashed today, but could another be opening up? >> good morning. >> today, the los angeles county da lashing out against the menendez brothers as their path to freedom narrows. >> the menendez have basically engaged in not just the ultimate lie of self-defense, but a whole series of lies around it. >> nathan hochman announcing the court will move forward with its resentencing proceedings despite his office's opposition. >> our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail now. ultimately, that is a position. we bring that position to the court. the court can agree with it. the court can disagree with it. >> we don't know how much weight what the da said will have with the judge. it's going to be up to the judge. but typically what a prosecutor says has a lot of weight. >> robert rand is an author and journalist who's covered the case over th

he's asked of the four world war ii evaluate if erik and lyle menendez would pose a safety risk.arter evans, cbs news los angeles. >> john: here are three things to know. the supreme court said today it will hear a case challenging colorado's ban on lgbtq conversion therapy for minors. more than 20 states have similar bands which are aimed at scaring people away from homosexuality or being transgender. several studies show these efforts are ineffective, costly to taxpayers and harmful. climate change here on earth will soon be causing clutter hundreds of miles up in what's called the low earth orbit to. researchers at mit say climate change makes the upper atmosphere less dense. as a result, dead satellites and other space junk won't fall to earth and burn up as often. instead, researchers say much of it will remain in space floating inside and increasingly smaller and more crowded area. eagle eyes were locked on her nest in big bear, california, over the weekend as a third eaglet emerged from its egg, completing a set of triplets. the proud eagle parents jackie and shadow have b

menendez family members issued a statement today saying the d.a. is, quote, holding eric lylend our family hostage, adding that the brothers have apologized for their actions and demonstrated their atonement. melissa oden, abc news, los angeles. >> openai is deepening its commitment to san francisco. today, the company opened its brand new headquarters in mission bay. mayor daniel lurie was there to cut the ribbon. the facility has about 1,000,000ft■s of office space. openai currently employs 2000 people in san francisco, and executives say all this extra space will allow the company to double that number in the coming years. >> we have a state of the art facility here. think about research, development, applied and all these other teams coming together to really focus on ai research and product innovation. we're proud to support the city to be really the hub of ai and innovation. >> openai was founded in san francisco in 2015, with its original base on 18th street in the mission district. the music you listen to online, is it your favorite singer or ai? celine dion is warning

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really not like that word, but that's what the that's what the group feels like now. >> eric and lyle menendez were convicted of murder for the 1989 slaying of their parents, jose and kitty menendez. lawyers petitioned for a new trial in 2023, after they say they uncovered new evidence supporting the claim that jose had been molesting the boys. >> anybody reasonable. >> can only come to one. >> conclusion they should be out. >> but d.a. hochman, who took over in december, recently said he opposes a retrial for the brothers. >> the jury, never in any of the two juries, had to resolve the question. of whether the menendez brothers were sexually molested. >> later today, he's expected to weigh in on whether the brothers should be resentenced, a move that could end with them walking free. the family has called for the pair's release for years, and is criticizing hochman for dismissing what they claim is a valid argument for a retrial. >> we believe eric and lyle have served their time. they have never once tried to come off like this was a careless act, that they are not trying to take accountabil

menendez family members issued a statement today saying the da is, quote, holding eric lyle and our familyostage, adding that the brothers have apologized for their actions and demonstrated their atonement. melissa dawn, abc news, los angeles. >> and the resentencing hearing for the menendez brothers is currently scheduled for next thursday. >> coming up next. seven on your side investigates a leaked undercover video of a now fired state farm executive. can it affect the proposed rate hike? also ahead. >> they're cheering anyway, but it was a dismal day for the stock market. tonight, a look at before the world awakes. golden 1 credit union knows how the sacrifices you make here, let you spend time here. this is where your heart is. this is your home. it's what you've always wanted. and now it's yours. golden 1 home loans and lines of credit help you grow into the life you're creating, so you can spend more time focused on what matters most. golden 1 home loans. life is a journey best grown together. a decision impacting millions of california insurance policyholders this week whether to gr

menendez family members issued a statement today saying the da is, quote, holding eric lyle and our familyat the brothers have apologized for their actions and demonstrated their atonement. melissa dawn, abc news, los angeles. >> now, the resentencing hearing for the menendez brothers is currently scheduled for next thursday. >> encouraging news today in pope francis's ongoing battle with pneumonia. the vatican says his condition is improving and he's no longer in imminent danger. doctors say the 88 year old pontiff's blood tests are regulating, and breathing treatments appear to be working. pope francis has been hospitalized for almost a month. he'll remain there for now while doctors continue to monitor his condition. >> a major drop on wall street today, and even more bad news for the economy. >> the threats of additional tariffs are causing a lot of economic uncertainty today. i'm christiane cordero in washington with the latest. coming up. >> the supreme court is set to take on laws against it was. >> just a dismal day on wall street. stocks plunging over concerns about president trum

in a post on facebook, lyle menendez said their resentencing hearing has been postponed. to evaluate if the brothers would be a threat to society if they're released from prison. eric and lyle menendez have served 35 years in prison for killing their parents in their beverly hills home. >> they're both cautiously optimistic. they don't want to get their hopes up. gavin newsom came out and said, hey, let's do a risk assessment about if they are a danger to the people of the state of california. >> i think that some crimes are so serious that you don't get mercy, that you need to do the time that was assigned to you. they don't deserve freedom. they just don't. >> the menendez brothers are serving life sentences for the 1989 murders of their parents. they say years of abuse led to the killings. >> san francisco is moving forward with plans to renovate the embarcadero plaza right across from the ferry building. the board of supervisors approved legislation to set up a new partnership for the project, allowing the city to work with developers to improve the plaza and the adja

. >>> we're back with the legal setback for convicted murderers erik and lyle menendez. the d.a. s petition to hahave the brothers resentenced. the los angeles district attorney delivering yet another obstacle to the menendez brothers in their fight for freedom after 30 years behind bars. >> they do not meet the standards for resentencing. they do not meet the standards for rehabilitation. they pose an unreasonable risk of danger to the community, and their resentencing should not therefore be granted. >> reporter: d.a. nathan hochman withdrawing his predecessor's petition that theyey be resentenced. >> our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. >> reporter: the brothers, who currently serving life without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents, jose and kitty, argue they acted in self-defense. but an 87-page filing cast doubt on the claims, saying that the brothers repeatedly lied and changed their story and said they acted out of self-defense because they believed their parents were going to kill them. do you think sexual abuse is a factor in killing their parent

county, where the district attorney there says that he does not support a request for eric and lyle menendez to be resentenced. the menendez brothers were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 at their beverly hills home. now, both claim that their father physically and sexually abused them, and that their mother was aware but chose to do nothing. both were originally handed life sentences without the possibility of parole, but they're now pursuing motions for clemency, resentencing, and a new trial. district attorney nathan hochman says that the brothers lied about their role in the killings and their motivations, and that they need to acknowledge that before they are considered for release. take a listen. >> again. >> we have. >> laid out a. >> pathway for the menendez brothers to potentially get out of jail. it requires them to finally, after 30 plus years, fully acknowledge and completely accept responsibility for the entire breadth of the crimes and all the lies that they have told, including their defense at trial of self defense. >> the family of eric and lyle menendez released

erik and lyle menendez are currently serving life sentences without the possibility of parole over the 1989 murders of their parents. d.a. nathan hochman asked the court to withdraw a resentencing motion filed last year by his predecessor, george gascon. gascon advocated for the brothers to receive a sentence that would make them eligible for parole in light of new evidence that they were abused by their father. hochman says the brothers have repeatedly lied about why they killed their parents. >> if they go ahead and finally come clean with the court, in the future the court can weigh these new insights into making a determination as to whether they now qualify for rehabilitation and resentencing. >> if resentenced, they could be made eligible for parole. the court can still proceed with the resentencing hearing scheduled for march 20th. >>> coming up, two san jose sisters had a talent and a dream but needed help mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat r

lyle menendez posted that today.art of his response to learning la's district attorney does not support resentencing for him or his brother, eric. it's not a setback at all. geragos, the brothers attorney, says da nathahan hochman's announcement is irrelevant to the menendez's chance of being resentenced. he's basically admitted that the judge still has jurisdiction over the resentencing, and the focus is on the resentencing, and in the law is have they been rehabilitated? it's a focus on the crime itself. hochman essentially feels the menendez brothers have not demonstrated they are rehabilitated because they failed to take accountability for multiple lies they told over the course of their defense. the two are currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 1989 murders of their parents. this is not the official family statement. this is just my own personal statement. however, however, ana maria baralt did not hold back her harsh criticism of the hochman's reasoning. this idea that eric

in a post on facebook, lyle menendez said their resentencing hearing has been postponed. parole board was set to evaluate if the brothers would be a threat to society if they are released from prison. now, eric and lyle menendez have served 35 years in prison for killing their parents in their beverly hills home. >> both cautiously optimistic, they don't want to get their hopes up. gavin newsom came out and said, hey, let's do a risk assessment about if they are a danger to the people of the state of california. >> i think that some crimes are so serious that you don't get mercy, that you need to do the time that was assigned to you. they don't deserve freedom. they just don't. >> the menendez brothers are serving life sentences for the 1989 murders of their parents. they say years of abuse led to the killings. >> time's now 517 san francisco, launching a pilot program. it's aimed at preventing homelessness among families. the organization, tipping point community, will give $11 million to that program. the nonprofit was founded years ago by san francisco mayor daniel lur

for you, we have a new show this week called, "monsters: the eric and lyle menendez story."n murphy, who created "dahmer," and it's a phenomenal drama. david: let's talk about your future. you are in the company for how many years? ted: 25. david: and you are how old? ted: 60 years old. david: that's a teenager to me. you're very young, do you have any interest in, let's say, going to government, public service, running for office, being an ambassador or anything? ted: i would love to do something in public service. i can't see myself running for office, but i would love to be of service to the country. david: so at some point you might do that? ted: some point. david: did your parents live to see your success, and did they ever tell you how proud they were of you? ted: my dad passed away two years ago. and he did see the success. i don't think he totally understood what i did, but he knew that it was pretty cool. and he knew that people would tell him, that's pretty cool what your son does. my mom unfortunately passed away before netflix became what it is today. but at the

the los angeles county district attorney says he does not support the resentencing of eric and lyle menendez and accused them of lying about why they killed their parents. but he says he's prepared to move forward with next week's hearing. the menendez brothers were convicted in the brutal 1989 murders of their parents inside their beverly hills home. both claimed their father physically and sexually abused them, and that their mother was aware but chose to do nothing. they filed motions for clemency, resentencing and a new trial as they serve life sentences without the possibility of parole. cnn's veronica miracle is here now, with more on the d.a .'s decision and reaction from the menendez family. what are you learning, veronica? >> well, brianna, this isn't. >> entirely surprising. >> because just a few. >> weeks ago, district attorney nathan hochman said. >> he does not recommend. >> that the brothers should. >> get a retrial. >> and now today, he's saying. >> he doesn't believe that they should be resentenced, either. he says the reason behind that is he doesn't believe that the brother

>> all right, thank you, liz. >>> we're joined by one of erik and lyle menendez's attorney mark geragos to lyle and erik since this happened? and what's their reaction? >> well, i think already prepared for them for it. again, this d.a. had made up his mind. mind you, there were 22 family members who signed on, who met with the d.a.'s office, who told them stop re-traumatizing us. we could tell at that meeting that he had no interest in that. this really kind of points out one of the fallacies, if you will, of kind of the d.a.'s office here. they're not interested in the victims. they didn't let the victims know that they were going to make this decision. we figured they probably would when he hired one certain person in connection to head victim services. there isn't a single, living victim who endorses this. in fact, every single victim as anima maria just stated in the package leading up to this, want them out. this gentleman, this d.a., re-traumatizes the family repeatedly. he's almost serially abusing him with his lies and his litdny of lice. >> let me ask you this, mark, because i

. >> you know, erik and lyle menendez have been serving life sentences without parole for the shotgun attempting three different tracks to secure their freedom. one of those was a new trial. the l.a. d.a. already says he opposes that, saying that the claim they were sexuall sexually abused -- they kill their parents because of sexual abuse by their father while their mother watched was unsubstantiated. the second one, this is what he was talking about, this petition resentencing. the previous d.a. said he favored that. today hochman said he will go along with that but wanted to withdraw the one that was initiated by his office, but he feels comfortable with the one initiated by the court. sounds kind of crazy, but the point is he's basically saying number one, are they still are risk to the public? have they been rehabilitated? most important, have they accepted responsibility for their actions? the news conference is still going on right now, but it sounds like the new d.a. is going to oppose their release at this resentencing. finally there is a third thing out there, third option,

. >> erik and lyle menendez convicted of murder for the 1989 slaying of their parents hosanna kitty menendez jose had been molesting the boys. >> they should be out. >> district attorney hockman says he opposes a retrial for the brothers. >> erik and lyle menendez had told five different versions of the events of what had happened. >> announced a press conference for later today, and the family has called for the pairs release for years and criticizing him for what they claim is a valid argument for retrial. >> they have always taken ownership of what they chose to do, given the circumstances of what went on. we believe that they have served their time. >> california's governor has also ordered a risk assessment to see if they are fit for release. the brothers said they now have hope for the first time in decades. >> very new concept for us, this idea of hope for freedom. >> their cousin once the d.a. to recuse himself, and while he has not commented on these recent accusations, he's told us in the past that he has met with family members, examined transcripts and videotaped testimony and or

. >> erik and lyle menendez are each serving two life sentences without the possibility of parole. former la county da george gascon recommended back in october that the brothers be resentenced to 50 years to life for the 1989 killings, which would make them immediately eligible for parole. da nathan hochman has asked for that motion to be withdrawn. well, a beautiful monday afternoon and now evening outside, as we do give you a live picture out at san francisco. changes brewing though a couple of storms lining up out there in the pacific headed our direction. and with that, we check in with our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez for more on the timing. roberto. a lot going on here. >> stacking up like planes at sfo right now, right? yeah, there's a series of storms out there and it's a very complex active weather pattern. let's get to it. right now, it's our live weather camera looking out in the east bay towards mount diablo. boy, look how green it is, mike. >> i like it and it's going to get greener. >> yeah, just in time for saint patrick's day. >> celtic green. >> a veil, a veil

county da nathan hochman will support or fight the resentencing effort of eric and lyle menendez.hey've been serving life in prison for killing their parents in 1989, and their defense team says that they acted in self-defense after years of sexual abuse by their father. prosecutors say they killed for money. the previous da was petitioning to have the brothers resentenced to 50 years to life, which would have made them immediately eligible for parole. he lost an election in november, and the new da has taken time to assess the case. a resentencing hearing is set for next week. however, it is likely to be delayed because governor newsom has asked the state parole board to conduct a risk assessment on the brothers. hochman is considering clemency for them. today's announcement is set for 10:00 this morning, and we'll have that for you live on our abc seven news app. also, abc seven news.com. amanda. >> all right. gloria, thank you. >> the faa is investigating a plane crash that rocked a retirement community in suburban pennsylvania. you are looking at the moments after a single eng

nathan hochman will support or fight the resentencing effort of eric and lyle menendez.life in prison for killing their parents in 1989. their defense team says they acted in self-defense after years of sexual abuse by their father. prosecutors say they killed for money. the previous d.a. was petitioning to have the brothers resentenced to 50 years to life, which would have made them immediately eligible for parole. he lost an election in november, and the new d.a. has taken time to assess the case. a resentencing a resentencing hearing is set for next week. however, it is likely to be delayed because governor newsom had asked the state parole board to conduct a risk assessment on the brothers. hochman is considering clemency for them. today's announcement is set for 10 a.m, and we will have that for you live in our abc seven news app and abc seven news.com. amanda. >> all right gloria thank you. >> new developments this morning on pope francis health as he enters week four of recovery from a double pneumonia infection. the pope is showing a, quote, good response towing

. >> erik and lyle menendez are each serving two life sentences without the possibility of parole.mer la county da george gascon recommended in october that the brothers be resentenced to 50 years to life for the 1989 killings, which would make them immediately eligible for parole. da nathan hochman has asked for that motion to be withdrawn. >> a tornado was caught on camera at our sister station in orlando, florida, this morning. >> you can see the debris flying there on the camera. this is a tornado. seek shelter immediately. get under your desks, guys. anchors under the desks! everybody get on the desks! >> the tornado crossed over the fox 35 orlando building during a live broadcast. you can see a rain wrapped tornado approaching the studio as debris goes soaring by. there was plenty of visible damage outside the studio after the storm passed. the county official confirmed multiple reports of overturned vehicles, downed trees and power poles. no injuries, though, were reported. >> just amazing video there. and that's a great meteorologist as well. hi everybody. good evening to y

. >>> we're following breaking news this hour in the case of erik and lyle menendez. >> in a news conference a short time ago, the a. county district attorney said a resentencing hearing will proceed but he withdrew his predecessor's previous support for the two to be resentenced. >> the brothers are serving life in prison for killing their parents in 1989. >> nbc's camila bernal joins us with more. how does today's press conference impact this case? >> reporter: it might not necessarily be good for the brothers. resentencing is sort of a unique law to california here, and there's two paths essentially to resentencing. the judge can initiate it or a district attorney can file a motion for that resentencing, which the previous district attorney had done. today, nathan hawkman, the new l.a. district attorney saying he is going to withdraw that motion and what that means is it really now falls in the handof the judge. it's unclear what the judge will decide, whether he'll move forward or not. right now, there is a hearing scheduled for the 20th and 21st. but we have to wait to see what the deci

he says that he believes eric and lyle menendez are lying about killing them in self-defense. the previous da had filed a motion for the resentencing. however, ultimately this is a decision up to a judge, and you got to see this because it looks like something straight out of the old testament. red rain falling in iran. don't worry, it is not a biblical plague. we think it's actually caused by the soil at that beach which is high in iron oxide, and that is turning the rain water and the waves in the ocean red. straight ahead on cnn this morning. covid, five years later, how the pandemic fractured society and reshaped our politics, plus market jitters. all eyes on wall street and those shrinking 401 s. and good morning, baltimore. it's in the mid 40s right now. >> the united states of scandal with jake tapper sunday at 9:00 on cnn. >> you'll love this. centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory and older adults, so you can keep saying you mastered it. you fixed it. you nailed it. you did it with centrum silver, clinically proven to support memory in older adults. >>

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and could lyle and erik menendez soon be freed? we're expecting to hear this hour from the l.a. district attorney who's considering the brothers request to be resentenced. we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> today. wall street rattled as president trump's global trade war enters a new phase today. china began imposing tariffs on a wide range of farm products from the u.s. and adding to the economic uncertainty. this. >> are you expecting a recession this year? >> i hate to predict things like that. there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big. of course you hesitate. who knows? all i know is this we're going to take in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs, and we're going to become so rich, you're not going to know where to spend all that money. i'm telling you. you just watch. >> cnn's alayna treene is live from the white house for us. so, elena, what is the white house trying to do with this messaging? >> well. >> it's so interesting. and some of those comments are so fasci

. >>> a big legal setback for lyle and erik menendez. the l.a. county d.a. withdrawing his predecessor's efforts for resentencing. >> reporter: this is not necessarily good news for the menendez brothers. resentencing is very unique to thstate of california, and how it works is that either a judge can initiate a resentencing or a district attorney can file a motion to do so. that's what the previous district attorney had done. now nathan hochman saying that the judge can continue with the resentencing if he wants to, but he is pulling back, withdrawing the motion that the previous d.a. had put forward. and so the reasoning behind this is that the new district attorney says that the brothers have not fully accepted responsibility for the crime. he says he does not believe in their defense, which is self-defense for killing their parents. and so what the district attorney is saying is if the brothers come out and publicly say that they have lied about that self-defense defense then he would reconsider a resentencing motion. in the meantime, though, it falls on

ago, the los angeles district attorney's office giving the latest update on any hope for lyle and erik menendez, both accused of killing their parents and possibly of being resentenced. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab joins us live this midday to break it all down. so what did the d.a. say here? ginger. well, laura da, los angeles da nathan hochman spoke extensively about this latest update in the menendez case. he spoke for around 30 minutes, recounting details from the night of jose and kitty menendez murder. statements and testimonies from the menendez brothers, all throughout the appeals cases, all to come to the conclusion that the menendez brothers do not meet the standard for resentencing. i want you to take a listen, but for now, while the menendez brothers persist in telling these lies for the last over 30 years about their self-defense defense and persist in insisting that they did not suborn perjury or attempt to suborn perjury, then they do not meet the standards for resentencing. they do not meet the standards for rehabilitation. they have not exhibited the full insights and ac

tonight, the la county district attorney announced today he does not support re-sentencing lyle and erik menendez. that announcement is coming just days before a court hearing on the issue. jennifer mcgraw has details. our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. >> milan, erik menendez is future for freedom. hit another setback with now elese da nathan hochman saying the men have not met the criteria to be released. the brother's maintain killing their parents in 1989 in self-defense. hochman adding that lyle and erik have not accepted responsibility for their actions, even end is's have basically engaged in not just the or the ultimate lie of self-defense. >> but a whole series of lies around it. and they took actions that were both premeditated and deliver hochman explaining 3 parallel paths for freedom. the first which includes the habeas petition filed by lyle and erik, the second, the clemency plea with governor gavin newsom and now the brothers re-sentencing request getting into the details. the nitty gritty of the brothers kind of. >> moving defense stories from somebody else did

the los angeles district attorney is withdrawing his predecessor's recommendation to reduce lyle and erik menendez prison sentences. the brother's fate now rests in a judge's hands. nbc's camila bernal says that judge will have to decide if a court initiated effort moves forward. this is not necessarily good news for the menendez brothers. resentencing is very unique to the state of california, and how it works is that either a judge can initiate a resentencing, or a district attorney can file a motion to do so. that's what the previous district attorney had done. now, nathan hochman saying that the judge can continue with the resentencing if he wants to, but that he is pulling back, withdrawing the motion that the previous da had put forward. and so the reasoning behind this is that the new district attorney says that the brothers have not fully accepted responsibility for the crime. he says he does not believe in their defense, which is self-defense, for killing their parents. and so what the district attorney here is saying is that if the brothers come out and publicly say that they have lied a

tonight, the los angeles county district attorney said he does not support re-sentencing lyle and erik menendez and this announcement is coming just days before a court hearing on that issue. jennifer mcgraw has the details. our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. >> milan, erik menendez is future for freedom. hit another setback with now elese da nathan hochman saying the men have not met the criteria to be released. the brother's maintain killing their parents in 1989 in self-defense. hochman adding that lyle and erik have not accepted responsibility for their actions, even end is's have basically engaged in not just the or the ultimate lie of self-defense. >> but a whole series of lies around it. and they took actions that were both premeditated and deliver hochman explaining 3 parallel paths for freedom. the first which includes the habeas petition filed by lyle and erik, the second, the clemency plea with governor gavin newsom and now the brothers re-sentencing request getting into the details. the nitty gritty of the brothers kind of. >> moving defense stories from somebody e

ingrezza ♪ is asking the court to withdraw a previous resentencing motion for the menendez brothers, d.a. nathan hochman said lylek menendez never came clean about a motive or displayed meaningful self-reflection that would warrant a resentencing. the brothers are serving life without parole for murdering their parents back in 1989. governor newsom has ordered a risk assessment signaling he may consider clemency and a story now exclusive to ktvu. chp investigators were in oakland trying to locate some stolen property, but instead they uncovered a massive illegal marijuana operation. the site was a warehouse along fifth street visible from highway 880 and ktvu. jana katsuyama joins us now to show us what they found inside. and then why investigators say these types of operations are so dangerous. yes, they're very, very concerned about these. >> kinds of things, claudine. and it really came as a surprise to the chp who discovered the marijuana last tuesday. today, officials told me they finished processing the scene and found more than 25,000 of these plants. people renting spaces next to the illegal operation did

that he is asking the court to withdraw a previous resentencing motion for the menendez brothers, da nathan hochman said lyle and erik menendez never came clean about a motive or displayed meaningful self-reflection that would warrant a resentencing in their case. the brothers are serving life without parole for murdering their parents in beverly hills back in 1989. governor newsom has ordered a risk assessment signaling that he may consider clemency. >> the u.s. supreme court announced today that it will hear a free speech challenge to california's conversion therapy ban. state lawmakers are banning conversion therapy in 2012 on the grounds that it was ineffective and harmful. they said the treatments led to increased rates of depression, anxiety and suicide. more than 20 other states have similar bans. supreme court justices today, though, agreed to hear a first amendment claim from a licensed counselor from colorado. she contends the law violates her rights to the freedom of speech and the free exercise of religion. she says her clients seek christian based counseling to suppress unwanted sexual attractio

county district attorney is asking a court to withdraw the previous da's request to resentence lyle and erik menendeze brothers were convicted in the 1989 murders of their parents, but the new district attorney, nathan hochman, says the brothers displayed a lack of acceptance of responsibility for their murderous actions. before we go, i wanted to tell you i have two books coming out in may original sin with alex thompson. it's about president biden's decision to run for reelection and the cover up of his decline in october. race against terror, about the hunt to prosecute an al qaeda terrorist who killed americans and was out to kill many more. you can check them both out at jake tapper .com and preorder if you want. you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads, x substack, and on the tiktok tiktok at jake tapper. you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show whenever you get your podcasts. e

sentences of lyle and erik menendez. the motion from his predecessor because the brothers lied about. >> why they killed their. >> parents in 1989. >> they are also seeking. clemency from california. >> governor gavin. >> newsom and. >> elon musk. confirmed in. a post. >> that a massive. >> cyber attack has caused. outages on. the platform. >> today on. >> twitter. >> he wrote that the attack was done with a lot of. resources and suggested a coordinated group or country is involved. thousands of people on x. have reported issues accessing. >> the site today. i still. >> call it twitter. >> formerly known as twitter. >> it's x. >> i didn't have that issue, but chatgpt was slow for me and i was wondering if that was for any maybe a lot of people using it. i don't know. bertha, thanks very much for now. we appreciate it. bertha coombs as we head to break. goldman is on pace for its worst day in a couple of years, down almost 6% as financials in general have gotten hit on economic concerns. we're also seeing big declines in

county district attorney is asking a court to withdraw the previous da's request to resentence lyle and erik menendez. the brothers were convicted in the 1989 murders of their parents, but the new district attorney, nathan hochman, says the brothers displayed a lack of acceptance of responsibility for their murderous actions. before we go, i wanted to tell you i have two books coming out in may original sin with alex thompson. it's about president biden's decision to run for reelection and the cover up of his decline in october. race against terror, about the hunt to prosecute an al qaeda terrorist who killed americans and was out to kill many more. you can check them both out at jake tapper .com and preorder if you want. you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads, x substack, and on the tiktok tiktok at jake tapper. you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn. if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show whenever you get your podcasts. erin burnett outfront starts now. take it away, erin. >> outfront next, the breaking news nosedive. the dow sinking nearly 900 points as

. >> reporter: but the menendez family blasting the da accusing afterman of holding erik, lyle and thehostage. so, david, their hopes for release may call on california governor gavin newsom granting clemency. he has fast tracked a pa trolley assessment for them and cited the menendez brothers in a proposal to speed up the parole process for california prisoners. david. >> david: in new york city late today the protests after a former grad student who led pro-palestinian protests was detained by i.c.e. agents. they say it is an attack on free speech. here is our correspondent aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight hundreds of demonstrators in new york city demanding the release of mahmoud khalil. >> release mahmoud khalil now. >> reporter: as a columbia university graduate student he helped lead pro-palestinian protests and organized encampments that tack over the campus last spring. he was arrested saturday at a his housing apartment. he is currently held 1,000 miles away at a detention facility in louisiana. the feds say he was detained in support of president trump's executive order p

. >> but the menendez family blasting the da, accusing hochman of holding eric lyle and our family hostage, saying he has blinders on to the fact they were repeatedly abused, feared for their lives and have atoned for their actions. so, david, their hopes for release may now fall on california governor gavin newsom granting clemency. he has fast tracked a parole board assessment for them, and he's even cited the menendez brothers in a new proposal to speed up the parole process for california prisoners. david. >> trevor ault, live from los angeles tonight. trevor. thank you. in new york city late today, the protests after a former columbia grad student who led pro-palestinian demonstrations was detained by ice agents. the protests in lower manhattan. they say this is an attack on the students free speech. here's our chief investigative correspondent, aaron katersky. >> reporter. >> tonight, hundreds of demonstrators in new york city demanding the release of palestinian student protest organizer mahmoud khalil. >> release mahmoud khalil. >> as a columbia university graduate student. khalil

la familia de los hermanos menendez respondio que el fiscal hoffman esta ret reteniendo como rehenes a erik y lyle ya pagaron por sus acciones. >> this idea that eric.>> y esa idea de que eric no han asumido toda la responsabilidad en sus acciones es absurda. lo han hecho una y otra vez dijo su prima ana maria baralt en redes sociales. lily menendez tambien respondio desde prision en r redes, que ya no va a seguir publicando comentarios y dara sus abogados. agrega que hoffman no tiene idea de lo que paso en el primer juicio. la fiscalia de los angeles dijo que van a presentar una mocion de una resentencia con el juez en vanoise, pero con la condicion de que acepten todas sus culpas. >> el fiscal es muy claro que quiere que ellos acepten responsabilidad por todas las mentiras que han dicho sobre estos 30 anos. y especialmente que que la mentira, que han dicho que que mataron a sus p padres en en defensa propia. >> la oficina del gobernador de california dijo a noticias telemundo que tomaron una decision de la clemencia a los hermanos menendez hasta que termine la evaluacion de la junta de libertad

. >> carley: relatives of the menendez brothers spoke out yesterday saying let's be clear eric and lyleung boys they were more than 30 years ago. they have apologized for the horrific actions they took. they have apologized to us. casey anthony back in the public eye making this tiktok last week. and it comes as fox nation releases its newest special diving into the notorious case over a decade after she was found prompted casey anthony to call 911 more than 30 days after casey was last seen alive. that now infamous call was played for the jury. >> there is something wrong. found my daughter's car today. smells like a dead body in the damn car. >> ainsley: the casey against casey anthony is available now on fox nation. those are your headlines. >> brian: hoping she would go away. i'm sorry she is back. >> carley: back on tiktok. >> security clearances. we will tell you who got revoked. plus it's texas tuesday and our viewers are getting in the fun. this as 2-year-old lay lanny and the party is just getting started with her outside. the word is i will get on the ball because it's not a b

menendez family members who support the brothers rip boog the d.a. saying in a statement he has blinders on to the fact that erik and lyle were repeatedly abused, feared for their lives, and had atoned for their actions. the d.a. saying he could change his recommendation if the brothers take full responsibility. >> if they go ahead and sincerely and unequivocally for the first time in 30 years lay out that they have now lied on their entire defense and finally admit that they killed their parents in cold blood, then that will be a new insight and the court should then consider. >> they've showed remarkable rehabilitation. >> reporter: t brothers' attorney saying despite the d.a.'s position they're hopeful the judge will be on their side. do you still believe that erik and lyle will get out of prison? >> do i? yes, absolutely. the law's got to be followed, and if the the law's followed, they should be out. >> liz, what would make the d.a. change his mind in this case? >> reporter: well, lester he says whether it's in written declaration, a video message, or at an upcoming court hearing, he wants the brothers to publicly apologize not just for the murde

. >> the menendez brothers family have long sought their release, saying erik and lyle have apologized for their actions, which were the result of jose's sexual abuse and kitty's enablement. they're now blasting the da, saying hochman is effectively asking for them to publicly apologize to a checklist of actions they took in a state of shock and fear. they say in an ongoing way, you are biased against the menendez brothers. how do you respond to those claims? >> i am not, as i've said, not only am i not biased, but i will file the facts and the law wherever they take us. >> the menendez brothers hopes for release may now fall on california governor gavin newsom. he has fast tracked a parole board assessment, the first step toward potentially granting clemency for the brothers after 35 years behind bars. and clemency from the governor does appear to be a real possibility. governor newsom has also announced a new proposal to speed up the parole process, in hopes of shortening the sentences for many california prisoners, and he cited the menendez brothers as part of his reasoning. robin.

menendez brothers. the l.a. d.a.'s office pulled its support for resentencing lyle and eric. momentum had been building for their release due to the hit netflix series and potential new evidence of abuse. the decision is ultimately up to a judge. relatives quickly fired back calling the d.a. "fixated on lyle and erik stroma driven response to the killings." >> they have told 20 different lies. they've actually admitted to four of them, but 16 lies remain unacknowledged. >> let's move on now and take a ride on the real housewives roller coaster, shall we? first up, orange county, where miss cameron judge announced she's over it. >> i can't do it anymore. i don't like to be around toxic people like that. >> "it was a long run. at one life gives real problems this reality [bleep] doesn't make sense." it comes as the cast is back in new orleans. she took three years off of her reality tv hit before returning. no comment from bravo on what caused the sudden dramatic exit but her close friend teddi mellencamp has been battling cancer. >> we want to think your continued love and sup

menendez brothers are going to get their sentencing hearing. in that sense, it is a win. however the la d.a. says he will oppose their release. ultimately it is up to a judge whether lyle out after 35 years. however the das recommendation does carry a lot of weight, and he believes they should remain behind bars. >> our position is that they shouldn't get out of jail. ultimately that is a position. we bring that position to the court. the court could agree with it, the court could disagree with it are to modify it in some respect. >> reporter: that is new d.a., who withdrew a position by his predecessor who favored parole. after reviewing the case, he said the brothers were a good prisoner, however they never accepted responsibility or the 1989 murder of their parents. >> we have laid out a pathway for the menendez brothers to potentially get out of jail. it requires them to finally, after 30 plus years, fully acknowledge and completely accept responsibility for the entire breadth of the crimes and all the lies they have told, including their defense trial of self defense. >> reporter: the wild card here is governor gavin newsom, who is considering granting clemency. n