>> matt: everybody wants to go to malibu, but you can find surfing.d nearly drowned, i got back out and cracked a bottle of wine and had the time of my life. it is awesome and gorgeous and you are in malibu, kelly. >> kelly: i try to serve as well, it did not go

. >> his name is macho from malibu and he's become the fastest dog to run the bases at a major leaguethe dust in dodger stadium in 21.06. hitting all the bases. >> after a well-deserved rest, macho was treated to a plate of prime rib. >> well deserved. well deserved, macho. >> i hope he gets a baseball contract, because those boys of summer be making bank. >>> back to the halloween costume, would you be like oh, that's kim kardashian? >> no -- i think so. it's not as covered as it should be. she was completely covered. it's close, not something. >> it's something for sure. etel. >>> right now on "america this morning," deadly amtrak derailment. a train packed with passengers careening off the tracks. >> oh my god. it's on its side. >> our team on the remote scene this morning as the investigators look into what happened. plus, what we're learning about the first victim to be identified. >>> vaccine mandate deadline. thousands of health care workers facing a choice today, get the shot or lose your job. new york state already bracing for shortages, and the major news pt anded within day

the malibu mayor pointed out that these people owning a part of a luxury home are not really rich. they're aiming at people want to pretend that they're wealthy. they're going to rent the lifestyle. picasso, of cues as their opponents of a lead to them and defense, their fractional approach to homeownership, saying it all. lux, new opportunities for traditionally under represented communities. up till now. nary a soul spoke for the poor who have but one home. nonetheless, there are some working class neighbor where they bought houses to split up because of ceo who lives in napa, south 1st hand. how angry napkins were. and picasso pledge to not buy any homes in the area for under $2000000.00. and for each house donate $20000.00 to a local nonprofit dedicated to affordable housing. picasso is expanding across the country and overseas. the startup reached $1000000000.00 valuation faster than any startup in history. now, because it invented a way to own home, but because they discovered a new way to get around residential zoning laws, creating a time share with an air b and b feel and

andre was driving a chevy malibu on i 80 eastbound near the university avenue exit when he got into a non injury crash with a dodge durango driven by a 46 year old man from hercules. chp says both men got out of their vehicles and argued while standing in lanes of traffic when another car struck and killed them. we pray for the other family, you know, um with ourselves just saying, hey, this about our child and their life was going at the same time. darryl allen's tells me his son key andres passion was to lift up others. through his work as a motivational speaker. your choices today affect your future. what you gonna do, quit or keep pushing? all i know is quitters never win. he andre lived his words. his parents told me. he tried eight times before he got his barber's license. family and friends have created a memorial on the street where he grew up. it's very shocking, and i can't believe that this is here from my son right here for my son. family members say they will keep key andres legacy alive. and he spoke in life to people he believed in his dream. six pieces, no drugs or alc

host: tom in malibu, thanks for calling in and sharing your memory.hen-president bush was in florida at a school when he learned about what was happening. his chief of staff, here are some of his memories. [video clip] >> is the president was getting ready to walk into this classroom filled with very young students, second graders, and a pool of press gathered to the back, just before the principal open the door, one of the staffers from national security council staff came up to the group gathered at the door and said, mr. president, it appears a small twin engine prop plane crashed into one of the towers at the world trade center. the reaction was, what a horrible accident. the pilot must have had a heart attack or something. the principal opened the door to the classroom. the president went in with the principal. the doors shut. that same staffer came to me and said it appears it was not a small prop plane. it was a commercial jetliner. my mind flashed to the fear that must have been experienced by the passengers. you had to know the plane was not

we can be run more poorly as some states because we'll edge up going down to malibu and take a swim andeautiful blond from high high school and it's now turned 40 and it's time to get a job. steve: if it doesn't go your way, if newsom doesn't go away. i think the recall has started this movement. you have people in district attorney in l.a. it's going to take a long time to turnn things around, and it s just a start. >> yeah. it's ad good start. just the fact that for a change people are talking about it. there has been a movement going on in california for about a decade. it's peoplepl moving to texas ad florida. but this iss the first one where there has been approvement amongst people who are -- a movement amongst people who aren't trying to move. steve: when you see people say it's a republican recall. that's the big line from the democrats and newsom branding them as trump people. it's just not true. i meet people the whole time who say i am a democrat and i still can't stand him and i'm sick of what's going on. >> let's lean into it. okay, democrats, it's a republican movement. we

. >> whitaker: he told us about the tuna fire, which ignited in dry brush near malibu in july. it was promptly doused by a quick reaction chinook, at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars, a fraction of what it would have cost if the fire had gotten out of control. if you never heard of the tuna fire, says lane, that's a win. >> lane: so the ten-acre fire that you-- that we catch, 98% of the time, it's never going to make the paper, you're never going to hear about it. public wakes up the next day and, unless they drive by it, they never know it happened. and we do that very successfully, especially in southern california. >> whitaker: the finances that you're laying out, that, yes, it's expensive to have these aircraft, but it's more expensive if you don't catch the >> lane: exponentially. >> whitaker: exponentially more expensive? >> lane: correct. >> whitaker: in northern california, the dixie fire is now the largest single fire in state history. exhausted firefighters are still fighting the caldor fire. the cost? more than a half-billion dollars and climbing. yet durin

malibu and beverly hills are considering the same mandate as well. neil? find out what the vote is on that, we'll pass it along to you. all of this at the same time the president of the united states is going to sort of toughen up when it comes to vaccinations in this country and particularly try to budge those that have not gotten vaccinated in the federal work force. he has some power here and he can force the issue. he plans to do that. for everybody else, not so fast. after this. what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always been about. s

here, man and touch a lot of lives on sunday around 1 30 in the morning, deandre was driving a chevy malibuon i 80 eastbound near the university avenue exit when he got into a non injury crash with a dodge durango driven by a 46 year old man from hercules. chp says both men got out of their vehicles and argued while standing in lanes of traffic when another car struck and killed them. we pray for the other family, you know, um we're not self just saying, hey, that's about our child and their life was going at the same time. darryl allen's tells me his son key andres passion was to lift up others through his work as a motivational speaker. your choices today affect your future. what you gonna do, quit or keep pushing? all i know is quitters never win. he andre lived his words. his parents told me. he tried eight times before he got his barber's license. family and friends have created a memorial on the street where he grew up. it's very shocking, and i can't believe that this is here from my son right here for my son. family members say they will keep key andres legacy alive. and he spoke wi

and the oh, so perfect pond, it looks like some kind of movie set, but it is really james brolin's malibuaround are in that exact spot because they have to be. she designed pretty much everything. me, i just work there. >> are you a doctor? >> reporter: and you might say this is his other job. >> something extraordinary... >> reporter: sweet tooth is the netflix series about a post-apocalyptic world about animal people in a terrifying pandemic. >> by his tenth winter, the boy was now the man of the house. >> reporter: brolin is the show's narrator, a calming voice when everything seems to be going to hell. but it took him a while to get it right. >> the first day of any job, i've got what they call the collywooble. >> reporter: the collywoobles? >> yeah. i'm not sure i like these people. i'm not sure i should have taken this job. second day, piece of cake. >> reporter: then you're in? >> yeah. >> reporter: seems he has been in for most of his life. he came to fame as the dashing dr. ste dr. steven kiley in marcus welby, m.d. brolin did well on welby, so well that he earned an emmy, and th

he bought a piper malibu, a single engine six-seater, and he flew that a lot.f us kids would be in back, and one time we flew over the grand canyon. it was a fun way to have time together. we had a wonderful, loving healthy family. growing up, family was important to my parents. >> you mentioned your parents. would you say they had a good marriage? >> yes, growing up. they were married for 20 plus years. and later we ended up all going to college, moving out of the house, they ended up growing apart and ended up divorcing. and my dad, i don't think, was quite ready for that. it was devastating to my dad. it was a shock to our family. >> then on december 15th, kim's family is destroyed forever. >> i was living in tokyo, japan, working at an international school. it was a friday night in tokyo, like at 2:00 a.m., and got a call from my mom. and she said -- she said, kim, your father's been killed. you need to come home immediately to california. and so, i didn't understand it at all. i threw the phone at the wall. i was in shock, complete shock. >> reporter: who

say the malibu times, the aspen institute, the vineyard gazette in martha's vineyard, these are for theenators who run left-wing newspapers, this is cash. this is corporate welfare targeted. i mean, this stuff is very targeted. some of this is targeted for automotive communities meaning places and are targeting cash to friends, allies, organized labor. in 1986 we ended the tax deduction for people paying union dues, this was a democrat-republican, completely bipartisan effort because they were simplifying the tax code. the democrats as paidback to organized labor, a billion dollars into the last election will make it tax deductible, 250 bucks. this is one way to push money towards the union bosses. stuart: how about 3al billion dollar program to create a civilian climate core, is that activist knocking on my door convincing me that i should use less fossil fuels, is this what this is all about? >> it is whatever they want them to be. they didn't learn necessarily how to read or do math and things like that but they care deeply. how do you get paid for caring deeply about something that

people to co-own beautiful second homes and beautiful second-home destinations, places like miami, malibur the world for one eighth the cost and the way that we do that is through concept of coownership, the best way to get your mind around it is imagine if you and 3 or 4 of your good friends decide today own a home together and a beautiful second home destination and pacaso empowers you to do that with none of the hassle because we provide bill pay, maintenance to manage the homes. maria: what's your model then, your business model, are you taking a fee from each of those things that you're managing? >> we are, yeah, we basically identify homes that are of interest to our buyers. we have 2 million people last quarter visited our website expressing interest in second homes and that informs which homes we go get under contract. once we get a home under contract, we aggregate the group of co-owners to purchase the home and we charge a 12% service fee on top of the price of the home and that's baked into the share price. so this home that i'm sitting in, for example, is one of our pacaso's i

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s malibu beach.ather was eating lunch with his family when two homeless men napped they leave. one pulled out a that chety, hitting the man multiple times. he lost an eye and suffered cuts to his face. both suspects were arrested. the l.a. county sheriff says the suspect who used the machete had threatened a deputy with the knife in the past but was released and only charged with a misdemeanor. again, that was -- that's a beautiful beach. i have gone there many times. hard to believe. covid booster shots may be limited only to those who got the pfizer vaccine. "the washington post" reporting top health officials have told president biden they need more time to complete trials on other boosters. the president promised to start vaccine boosters later this month. according to the cdc, more than 212 million doses of the pfizer vaccine have been given in the u.s. labor day weekend gas prices hit an all-time high in california. the auto club of southern california reporting one regular gallon costing $4.39