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s of top companies and hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin they allegedly conspired to falsify records and bribed college officials to influence the admissions process. it's to australia now where a court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison he was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in the cathedral how's the most senior among leading clergymen to be convicted of child sex abuse. he used to be one of the most powerful men in the austrian catholic church but now george pell has fallen from grace sentenced to six years in prison the form of that he can trust be registered as a sex offender for the rest of his life. pelz case is just one of many that have rocked the church in recent months. last week french cardinal philip was convicted of covering up for a priest who serially abused boys he was given a six month suspended sentence and in february another blow for the church the pope defrocked former us cut an oath you don't mccarrick he had helped draft us church policy against abuse in the early two tho

. >>> now to the hollywood heavy hitter s part of yesterday's big apple tv announcement. look at that class photo. >> there has never been a moment quite like this one. >> lady o was front and center of an impressive group of stars who are joining her as part of apple tv plus, the company's upcoming subscription streaming service. >> it was hugs all around as the aniston, jennifer garner, jada pinket smith and "avengers" star chris evans and brie larson are among those contributing to new shows. oprah will be working on documentaries as well as a digital book club. >> ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> reese and jen aniston are co-starring in "the morning show" which gave reese a chance to do her impression of gayle king's now viral interview with r. kelly. >> let's see you do a scene like that on your new morning show. >> robert, robert, robert. >> stop it. >> robert, robert. >> and since oprah's so interested -- >> we would like you on reese witherspoon's and jennifer aniston's series about morning television. have they reached out? >> ah, yeah, that may happen. >> we'll hav

s. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. "hi, i'm alex winter.""and i'm keanu reeves.nd together, we are...""wyld stallyns." excellent news from "bill and ted!" 30 years ago, their first big-screen "adventure" quickly became a cult favorite, and prompted a sequel. now..."we want to say thank you to you, the fans..." "we do.""because it looks like we might...""actually..." "hopefully...""make a movie this summer.""'bill & ted 3...'""'face the music.'" prepare to "party on" august 21st, 20-20."okay, let's call the cops.""us" is not as overtly about race as jordan peele's last film, "get out," but the filmmaker says it still makes a statement."the way this movie deals with race is simply by casting a black family in a horror film, which i think is a, you know, it's a missing piece of my favorite genre.""so, rick, explain to the audience what exactly a stunt double does.""actors are required to do a lot of dangerous stuff." (nat) "cliff here is meant to help carry the load.""is that how you'd describe your job, cliff?" "what, carrying his load? that's about right."the firs

s of major companies and hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin illegibly conspired to falsify records and bribe college officials to influence admissions. almost zero in court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral that he's the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child abuse fell was convicted in december last year but it gagging order prevented media from reporting on the case until february when the prosecution decided not to go ahead with a second shot trial on other charges. but joining us now from sydney is correspondent roger maynard who's been covering this story for us good morning roger what's been the reaction to the six year son's handed down to cardinal pell. yes brian clearly a dark and momentous day but the catholic church here and certainly his children say that hurls conviction and the sentencing today has divided much of our struggle yet the sun arguing that the peri

s of major companies in hollywood stars of a allegedly conspired to falsely record to falsify records and bribe college officials. felicity huffman is one of the well known faces linked to the twenty five million dollars scam together with dozens of others the hollywood actress have been charge over a scheme that helped wealthy americans buy their offspring into elite schools see allegedly paid fifteen thousand dollars to guarantee her daughter scored highly on a college entrance exam prosecutors accuse rich parents of using their wealth to cheat the system the parents charged today despite already being able to give their children every legitimate advantage in the college admissions game instead chose to corrupt and illegally manipulate the system for their benefit. the masa mind behind the scheme william rick singer who ran a bogus charity in california. prosecutors say he arranged stand ins to take entrance exams for students on other cases create fake at vetting profiles so students would be accepted for their sporting talents. it was a ducati business parents allegedly paid as mu

s. or free downloads of hollywood music i think a lot of these protesters they share a lot of the same concerns they want artists to be paid as well but there's a few things that they're worried about i mean one is that this is a very sweeping directive it's also very vague i mean this will handle all kinds of content we're talking of music but also videos photos text unclear how forms are supposed to filter out something that is copyrighted from something that is not and what many of these protesters fear is that these platforms i use something called upload filters essentially automatic algorithm that's going through a system and blocking something that has a copyright but of course there's legal ways to use copyrighted material you could remakes a song you could take a clip from a video and talk about it that's protected usage of copyrighted material so the fear is if you have this blanket filter all this stuff could be caught up in it and it limits free speech you won't be able to post what you want so really it's maybe well intentioned but it's a poorly written directive it's very vague so

on "jim >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- s matt lablanc.nd now, coming this way, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: very kind. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you were part of this. i really am. i'm glad you're, everybody's upbeat, because today was, it was a

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s of major companies and the hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin illegibly conspired to falsify records and pay bribes to influence the college admissions process. this is the news still to come on the show boeing seven thirty seven maxwell's ban from much of the world skies now that after the ethiopian airlines crash but the u.s. is still backing this popular jet you have in-depth analysis later in the show. but first an australian court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis' to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral twenty years ago he's the most senior catholic cleric to be sentence for child abuse hell was convicted in december of last year but a gag ing or order prevented the media from reporting on the case until february when the prosecution decided not to go ahead with the second trial on other charges . but joining us now from sydney is correspondent roger maynard who's been covering this story for us good morning roger what's

s of major companies and the hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin they allegedly conspired to falsify records and bribe college officials to influence the admissions process. an australian court has sentenced cardinal george powell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys twenty eight years ago he is the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child sex abuse. let's bring in our religious affairs correspondent martin got the story hi martin as you said most senior member of the clergy to be charged with historical child sex abuse how significant is this is very significant but the story has been very significant from the very moment that the vatican the pope in particular allowed him to return to australia to freeze charges those were the terms in which it was put back then i mean you said he's the most in your view you're in the vatican in the road to going higher t. and it's also an extremely extremely visible figures sort of in greece and ch

hollywood a-listers packed cupertino as they unveiled new products. kpix 5's kiet do was there. >> reporter: the only thing missing this morning was the red carpet. the campaign of hollywood a- listers marked the moment the company crossed over to content creation. >> this was the most star power i have ever seen in silicon valley. >> reporter: today was about services. apple tv plus with the new magazine subscription, apple cred credit card. >> this is all about new revenue for apple. >> reporter: he says the company rakes in 45 to $50 billion a year in services alone. >> we believe that will double in the next three years. >> reporter: just from services? >> just from services alone. >> apple wants to be a disney like family friendly brand. >> reporter: she says netflix is spending $15 billion this year on content and gives artists creative freedom. >> netflix loves to tout how it is hands off on the creative side. we are getting a sense that apple might be -- it is still so early that we will get to see what comes out of the production. >> reporter: kiet do

charging coaches and affluent pares, including hollywood ry s some of the country's top universitiesding yale and stanford. >> the fraud, allegedly two-fold. parents paying to inflate their children's standardized test scores or faking athletic records to get students recruited for sports they did not even play. >> two hollywood actresses are among the dozens of people charged. the tv stars felicity huffman from "desperate housewives" and lori loughlin from "full house." >> seth: lori loughlin? why didn't you just bribe a college the normal way by donating money for a new building? you already had a name! [ laughter ] [ applause ] the details of this scandal are truly mind blowing. for example, parents bribed coaches at prestigious schools to get their kids admitted as athletes in sports they didn't play. in one case, a teenage girl who did not play soccer magically became a star soccer recruit at yale in exchange for $400,000. now, that $400,000 went to the yale coach who was in on the scam and then i had to, i guess, explain what they saw in the new recruit. [ laughter ] all right,

s begin. he appeared with increasing frequency in hollywood movies and broadway plays. he figured as the central 1941ct in aaron copland's lincoln portrait, celebrating american spirit in the aftermath of pearl harbor. he featured greater prominence in fdr's speeches. not surprising because roosevelt hired lincoln dramatist robert sherwood as a speechwriter. it was the civil war, not the revolution that was used most often in world war ii propaganda. lincoln, notage of that of washington or jefferson that flashed ritualistically on the silver screen. associations that throughout the 1930's had connected lincoln to fighting theery helped turn him into type of symbol that warren remembered. it suggested that lincoln had come to embody a certain type of moral energy that could galvanize americans in a new global conflict. i should say at that moment, americans needed that kind of motivation. 1940-1941, there were many who remained deeply cynical about the devastation of world war i, deeply cynical about engaging in any further foreign entanglements. in this context, timely

massive college admissions scheme revealed this week by the justice department has sent s m shock waves through hollywoodnother least 50 accused of buying their kids' way into universities. their past comments online and on tv are now coming back to haunt them. >> reporter: as actress lori laughlin was preparing to appear in court after being named in the largest academic fraud case in history, it turns out her daughter olivia jaid was cruising on a yacht. not just any yacht, but the yacht owned by the chairman of usc's board of trustees. the young woman decided it would be in her best interest to return home. >> i never push my kids to -- i always say do the best you can. >> reporter: that was laughlin back in 2017 playing it cool as a parent, but prosecutors say she and her husband were anything but, paying as much as $500,000 in a cheating scheme to get both their daughters accepted to usc as members of the crew team even though neither ever rowed. hard to square those accusations with this. >> you know what, give it your all. do the best you can. >> reporter: still, laughlin and her husband apparentl

. >>> then -- >> should these judges at least pretend to be impartiata >> s of hit crime dramathe blacklist," hollywoodor james spader talks h ourry sreenvasan. and more than 500 oays in of the most notorious prisons in the world. journalist jason rezaian on his brutal dettion in tehran. >>>

on "jim >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- s matt lablanc. and now, coming this way, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: very kind. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad you were part of this. i really am. i'm glad you're, everybody's upbeat, because today was, it was a very, very today. facebook and instagram have been down since 9:00 this morning. you remember that scene from back to the future where marty's family starts vanishing? when instagram went down, the same thing started happening to the kardashians today. we lost rob sadly. i didn't know what to do. i was forced to go outside to show polaroids of my lunch to strangers walking by on the street. fortunately, for our president, twitter was up and running, no problem at all. the president was tapping his tiny little fingers to weigh in of all things, late night comedy shows this morning. he wrote, jay leno points out that comedy on the very boring late night shows is totally one-sided. actually, the one-sided hatred on these shows is incredible and for

(terisa) hollywood stars, ceos, elite college coaches, and s accused of taking part.ken) several defendants appeared in federal court today as all the pieces of this elaborate conspiracy come to light. kim hutcherson reports. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman were among dozens of wealthy parents charged in a massive college admission scam.nat of fbif-b-i agents made arrests nationwide including in this houston neighborhood.in all... á50á people charged tuesday .. accused of being apart of a fraud to get students into some of the country's most prestigious colleges like... u-c-l-a, stanford, yale, and georgetown.the mastermind behind all of this... william rick singer.parents allegedly paid singer more than $25 million... between 20-11 to 20-19.... through a fake charity he created.here's how authorities say the scam went down:singer would either arrange for people to take admissions exams in place of his clients' children by bribing administrators, or arrange for their real scores to be altered....áandá ... he would bribe coaches to help students gain admis

there's news about a pair of iconic 80's movies, including a familiar face joining the third "bill and ted" adventure. rick damigella has the stories in today's hollywoodomise teach karate. that my part. you promise learn. i say, you do, no questions." "the karate kid" marks its 35th anniversary this june, but fathom events is celebrating early, with a pair of limited screenings. the 19-84 teen drama crane kicks its way back into theaters this sunday, march 31st and the following wednesday, april 2nd.(nat music)david archuleta has released a music video for the title track to his latest album, "postcards in the sky." archuleta is currently on tour in the u-s with dates this week in alexandria, virginia, boston, massachusetts and norfolk, connecticut."you must play me again.""what?!""best two out of three."casting news: the grim reaper will be in two out of three "bill and ted" movies. the official twitter feed for "bill and ted face the music" announced william sadler will reprise his role as death from "bill and ted's bogus journey" in the upcoming threequel. the movie is scheduled to hit theaters august 21st, 20-20. doing air guitar solos in hollywoo

dow is down 74, but the s&p and the nasdaq are higher. plus hollywood starlets swept up in a stunning college cheating scandal. you will not believe the bribes they and dozens of others paid to get their kids into elite colleges. we've got a global recipe for portfolio success and charlie breaks it on the bidding for those 21 regional sports networks. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. we are going to call this breaking news. the united arab emirates, russia, india including the entire european continent are that airlines around the world are putting the brakes on boeing's 737 max. of course banning operation of the aircraft and more breaking news, president trump spoke to the play maker ceo dennis mullenberg today. that according to our sources. we're not sure what he said but we know that he has tweeted that planes have gotten technologically possibly too complicated, the president says. boeing is under severe pressure for the second day in a row this following sunday's fatal crash of a 737 max 8 in ethiopia. the second

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (grant) the u-sen's national soccer team and nike have unveiled the new uniforms for this summer's world cup. the new collection is a nod to the team's past championships and the american spirit. the home uniform is all white... with a striped sleeve cuff, like those worn by american soccer greats bay area native brandi bay area native soccer greats david daniel.hollywood, i'm david daniel. (grant) the u-s women's national soccer team and nike have unveiled the new uniforms for this summer's world cup. the new collection is a nod to the team's past championships and the american spirit. the home uniform is all white... with a striped sleeve cuff, like those worn by american soccer greats bay area native brandi chastain, stanford alum julie foudy and mia hamm. the shirt also features three stars above the crest -- honoring the 1991, 1999 and 2015 world titles. the back panel is the back panel is formed with the words of all 50 states. lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright day all the way to the c

the movies, and sensitive, so poitier was one of the leading stars of hollywood of at least this year and other years in the 1960's. let's look at television, and to do that we need to look at this case in the center of the room. before we leave movies, we have to include barbra streisand, who appeared in the movie version of "funny girl," and she would win an oscar for that role the following year. i'm not sure there is anyone else like her, she won oscars, tony's, grammy awards, she did it all, but in 1968 she was "funny girl." besides the photograph of streisand, we have to "tv guide" here, and this is television culture of the day, comedy culture. "rowan & martin's laugh-in," and when they got to deepen to presidential politics, the smothers brothers -- "the smothers brothers" were pulled off the air. we will move to sports. it was a memorable year for sports and we will look at it chronologically, with this "time" cover of vince lombardi from the green bay packers. the cover is from 1962, so why do we use it? because nothing really changes, they have won multiple championships in the 1960's, including the fir

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hollywood actresses. >> good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> the feds are calling it operation varsity blues. >> kpix 5's jackie ward is live. >> reporter: i'm here on campus because stanford is just one of many schools caught up in what the u.s. justice department is calling the largest college scam in history. it involves bribery, laundering and paying the students to take the s.a.t.s for others. >> it's about the widening corruption for elite college admissions through the steady application of wealth combined with fraud. >> one of the people named i stanford sailing team coach john vandemoer. >> we believed parents, coaches and facilitators lied and cheated at the expense of hard working students and taxpayers. >> reporter: felicity huffman and lori laughlin are among 33 parents charged in the cheating plot. >> insidious, selfish and shameful. >> reporter: authorities say they paid big bucks to bribe coaches and administrators to guarantee their children admission to elite schools like stanford, ucla, usc, yale and georgetown. >> in many instances, singer helped parents take staged photographs of their children eng

. >> bay area parents and hollywood celebrities accused of using their power and money to get their kids into elite universities. some of l.a.'s richest and most powerful tried to hide their faces outside the courthouse in downtown los angeles. a total of 50 people across the country are charged in the investigation. >> this is a case where they flaunted their wealth, spare nothing expense to cheat the system. >> reporter: federal authorities were blunt as they announced the justice department's largest college admissions prosecution ever. >> he's parents are a catalog of wealth and privilege. >> documents say the scheme was in operation for nearly a decade and involved at least 33 wealthy parents paying $25 million to get their kids into some of the country's most elite schools, including georgetown, stanford and yale. through falsified test scores, or pretending to be student athlete recruits. the master mind is william singer of newport beach who pled guilty today to crimes including conspiracy and racketeering and became an equipping witness, turning in kleins like desperate housewives actress, felicity huffman. and netfli

s-c. (terisa) thank you for joining us. i'm terisa estacio in tonight for pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. wealthy parents, hollywoods, and college prep executives are just some of the individuals accused tonight. several defendants appeared in federal court today as all the pieces of this elaborate conspiracy come to light. (ken) kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with latest on this developing story. dan?

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s-c. (terisa) thank you for joining us. i'm terisa estacio in tonight for pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. wealthy parents, hollywood stars, ceos, elite college coaches, and college prep executives are just some of the individuals accused tonight. several defendants appeared in federal court today as all the pieces of this elaborate conspiracy come to light. (ken) kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with latest on this developing story. dan? (terisa)our team coverage of this story continues.... william rick singer, the man accused of running the college bribery scheme... spent several years in sacramento before moving to newport beach last year.as capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains now.... neighbors say singer was rarely at home... and when he was... he kept to himself. ((pkg)) trt 1:08(nats-)the man at the center of a college admissions bribery scandal now at the center of cameras and questions outside of a federal court house.william rick singer pleaded guilty tuesday to charges including racketeering, money laundering, fraud and obstruction of justice. "no comment"federal authorities say he ra

s-w dot-com."the challenge is we do the best we can..." jackie chan is ready to climb higher than ever! according to the hollywood reporter, the movie icon is set to star in "climbers," an epic action film about the first chinese mountaineers to summit mount everest. the film is currently shooting in china, and reportedly expected in theaters next year. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.s ( robin ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... new details of the man accused of planing to attack google employees in mountain view. for the first time we are hearing from the iowa state trooper who called mountain view police to warn about the possible attack. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. more sunshine and more temperatures well above average well into the mid 70's for parts of the bay. enjoy today's weather as cooler weather is just around the corner with showers returning as well into the middle of the week.

in modern hollywood, it's beenlo the filming cation for movies like 2003's "seascuit." now, after so many horses have died, santa anita is shuttered, with a date for its re-opening uncertain.fo r the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> nawaz: generation z-- people born from the mid-1990s to around 2010-- make up a quarter of the u.s. population, and they're growing up in an increasingly cash-less society. how does that affect theirti reship to money and finance? economics correspondent paul solman took a group of kids on a field trip, to find out. it's part of our weekly series, "making sense." >> so, anybody want ice cream? >> reporter: a chilly day in renhattan, but for ten- and 11- year-olds, thereo unseasonable treats. but the excitement for the grown-ups-- myself and personal acnance expert beth kobliner-- this was a transtion with an unfamiliar twist... this store doesn't take cash. ever. like a growing number of retail shs, it's plastic or mobil payment only. but cash-less was no problem for the kids, who of course weren't paying. what are youoing with? >> cookies an

s in the nationwide admissi scheme. and also caught up in it all hollywood actresses andin uding as many of us would lori her aunt becky, loughlin set to appear in federal court just hours from now. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: the scope of the college admissions scandal is growing. unseen court documents in the case, the sell acknowledged mastermind collected as mh as $25 million from as many as families. >> singer used that money to bribe college officials, division one coaches, college exam administrators all to secure admission of the children of his clients not on their merits but through fraud. >> reporter: investigators say his client list includes corporate ceos, money managers, actresses. allegedly agreed to pay bribes totaling $500,000 in exchange for having their two daughters designated as recruits to the c crew team, despite the fact they did not participate in crew. fall out from the investigation stretches all the way out to capitol hill. lawmakers discussing the issue during a previously scheduled hearing of the house committee on ecation andlabor. >> we can all imagine how many students and pare

. >> there are hollywood icons joan crawford and mae west. even political figures -- ulysses s.rant, fdr, winston churchill, adolf hitler, benito mussolini and japanese emperor hirohito. doane's work is irresistible, even if it doesn't pay all that much. was he a struggling artist? >> he certainly wasn't wealthy, or it didn't appear that way. >> but he is garnering a degree of fame. articles about his creations start popping up in newspapers and magazines, including this spread in popular science. powell publishes his own how-to book, "masks and how to make them." one fascinated reader, karen's mother, 28-year-old artist and actress, kari hunt. intrigued by powell's work, she writes him a letter asking if she can shadow him, and he accepts. >> she was quite a talented sculptor, and she was also doing some theater work. and she was always ready to do anything new. >> in 1949, karen meets her mother's mentor in manhattan. >> i was only about 3 years old. we were walking to his studio from the subway, and i see this man sitting on a bench wearing a pig mask. >> a pig? >> a pig mask

s this dirt -- did we put t dirt here? is this hollywood dirt?" [ laughter ] show biz?ht laughter ] "what is that?""y i go know, like, dirt that we have, that's like clean dirt." [ laughter ] he was like, "no, this is wn downto l.a. dirt. there's probably rat, you know, droppings in the dirt you're getting ready to lay in. so good luck." [ laughter ]r >> seth: yys are, what, 16 and 18? >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: and athletes. play basketball. you coached their basketball team this year? >> yes. well, not this year. like, couple years ago. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah. >> seth: and did you enjoy that? >> i did. you know, it was weird, because i don't know if you ever coached your kids or whatever. >> seth: they're too young. they're uncoachable. [ laughter ] yeah.id >> well mywas actually -- they were coachable. but it was weird, because i'd never done it before. ce like, the very first game -- like, i did a pracith them, sort of taught them basketball plays and stuff. and then the very first game they were playing and they were down by, like, two points. and i was on the sidel

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