hugette never returned to santa barbara.new york hospital, dying in 2011 at 104. since then, intrigue has grown over what will happen to bellosguardo after a "new york times" best-selling book. this spring, some of hugette's paintings were on display in an exhibit at the santa barbara historical museum. and later this year, the foundation that now runs bellosguardo will open the doors to tours for the first time timely giving the chance for the public to see the beautiful lookout for themselves. clearly if these walls could talk, they'd have quite a tale to tell. there are walls at bellosguardo paneled with 18th century carvings imported from chateaus in france. for those of us looking simpler there's always wallpaper which nancy giles shows us is also a tradition with rich history. ♪ >>reporter: where some just see a wall, heidi batteau sees a blank canvas. what can you do with wallpaper that you can't do with a painting or sculpture? >> you can wrap the entire room >> absolutely, encapsulate it. >> reporter: heidi and her

they opened in santa barbara 60 years years ago. now that same places charging more than 70 times that. yes. it is far from a budget motel. they have boutique boutique hotel vibes. thanks to a million-dollar renovation that that was completed in 2020. o'dell office just a few steps away from the sand. after paying paying $450 a night, you will bg be wondering who's budget they went off of. the santa barbara hotel is the priciest motel 6, t 6, it is because of market factors. it does look very cute. cute. the location is really nice. i just did a quick expedia expedia search, there are plenty plenty of other hotels with a little bit better price. like the hilton. >> that is not to get it confused with the other motel 6 in the area. just look at the pictures. yeah. >> i get to stay there. maybe it it is still expensive. i stood there for like $250 this weeken. >> motel 6, the price for santa. santa baara. > >> the time is now 6:26.er is going to be a bike and pedestrian path. so we will talk talk to a doctor about the importance of ge

magazine, prince harry's wife claims that the royal family found new friends in the past agar santa barbarat by alexander khabarov megan markle threw another challenge to the royal family on the occasion of the anniversary of the death of princess diana megan gave a great interview to dk magazine the photo for the cover was chosen not by chance a black turtleneck, like the princess of wales in the 1991 photo taken for vog magazine and another portion of biting phrases, how happy she is that she ran away from the british monarchy and the surprise announcement that prince harry has cut ties with his father harry told me i lost my father. during all this, the poison arrows reached their target surrounded by the prince. charles was noted to be sorry. if harry truly believes this to be the case, the british press are once again talking about the calculated slyness of my goon, and ruthlessly using the modern obsession with identity politics to fuel negative stereotypes about britain and turn it to their advantage. at the same time, of course, continuing to enjoy the privileges of status and title

santa barbara, oh, and you think, are you kidding me?rors and like this is the worst you are being persecuted. and it's just nonsense. and i think people start to get tired of it and the royal family is tired of it. people in santa barbara or tired of it. >> kayleigh: they are and i want to squeeze this in really quick because i sold this and i couldn't stop reading it. apparently in "the new york times" "new york magazine" profile, she's compared to a tiny bachelor producer. they said at one point in our conversation instead of answering questions, she will suggest how i might transcribe the voices she is making. the reporter said. she is making these sounds and i can't articulate what she is filling in that moment because she has no word for it. she is moaning. this is the reporter! >> she would be a nightmare to work with if she was actually on a reality show. you don't get to tell the reporter what is the report. that is my job. your job is to ask the questions and babble on about b.s. the sense of entitlement from her is so irking.

on grease grew a following from the 70s to todaye actress and recording artist did today at her santa barbara couny home. after a decades long battle with breast cancer. the english born australian was at the height of her popularity whn she went public with her diagnos in 1992. she immediately turned her personal health struggles into a source of strength for countless patients. through her tireless advocacy for education and early detection. >> there was a time when women t ashamed of it. and hid it from the world. it was as if it were something wrong with them as people. she was remarkable in being open and direct about it.d i think set an example for other for other women with breast cancer. > >> she fought off the disease te before it returned for a third time in 2017. olivia newton-john newton-john was 73. > >> developing tonight a placer y community continues to search for a teen who disappeared during a party over the weekende sheriff's office is treating the treating the case as a possible. 16-year-old kiley rodney was lat seen early saturday morning at a a large party at a campgroun

. ♪♪♪ eric: at a weekly rehearsal, a choir of retired miners sings the union anthem, "santa barbara."hoir fought to keep their mines open. in 2012, some even marched to madrid to protest closures. [speaking spanish] eric: they're now enjoying their leisure, but they're yet to be convinced the government will create new jobs. the choir's soloist javier toral and his accompanist mario coto say past efforts came to nothing, with unscrupulous businesses taking the money and running. eric: then again, javier's son angel, one of spain's last coal miners, is looking forward to retiring at 44. eric: spain has committed to net zero emissions by 2050. the government believes every country will soon be transitioning from coal. sara: you want me to say what is the maximum timing for coal? i will say that we need to think about the next 10, 15 years. eric: so 15 years, the end of coal? sara: hopefully. i think the planet is giving us lots of signals that we need to stop this the sooner, the bett. eric: well, what's going to happen to countries like australia that are still making money out of coal

from vandenburgh air force base near santa barbara. depending on the weather, that launch could be seen for hundreds of miles, mostly in central and southern california. starlink is meant to bring high speed internet anywhere in the world with a focus on rural areas. as of march, spacex says it has around a quarter million subscribers. >>> harsh weather has crippled many parts of mississippi. look at this. up next, the desperate need for clean water in some of the state's biggest cities. >>> tonight we've got a viewer with a five-figure check that his bank will not cash. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds, next. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. so far this summer, six days at 100 and hotter. we'll add to this in a big way and temperatures will go over and temperatures will go over that 106. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference

17 year old helen pruitt kennett piloted her first solo flight from the santa ynez airport in santa barbaranty . yesterday the flight instructor went with her as a precaution, but the team was in full control of the flight. and she had this to say before her big take off. i'm excited. i've put about 30 hours of flight. just flight time into this much more of studying, and i know how to fly the plane, and i think i'm confident in my ability, so i'm ready. her first flight comes just one day after another 17 year old set a new record as the youngest person to fly solo around the world in a small aircraft. well barry weather looks like we're cool things off as we head into your weekends. remember last week we were talking about some pretty hot temperatures, especially inland . not the case this weekend. we get a break. take a look at the highest from this afternoon. san francisco 68 seventies for oakland, hayward some nineties for livermore and conquered and up in the north bay bunch of eighties. here is the plan this weekend. lots of cloud cover tomorrow morning skies becoming partly sunny. p

the children of vladimir vysotsky, yes, the creators of santa barbara are resting, but i believe thats born solely because viktor turov was in the runes at one time. i shot the film from my childhood and invited the then already popular high man to the main role. it seems that the history of the legend of the urban village is much larger than 3,000 people, and people are not said to be lucky, they really want to run away all the sights in a few hours, like a marathon runner. they hurriedly wander on it, to surely go at close range, whose name was written. and you know what i realized today, it doesn’t matter at all. what is the view from your window. the main thing is that versailles be with your soul. well, it's time to get ready for the road, because new incredible interesting and unknown cities of belarus are ahead of us. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, be surprised to feel the connection of times and generations is just wonderful. but every day is made up of traditions today, a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new. we ourselve

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about what passions flared up in the outback, santa barbara is resting with dignity.nor tea parties a little, digress from the classic for sweets according to the old smolyan tradition, tea, here he has been drinking with sweets for more than 200 years. smolensky sweets were a local brand. sweets. these berries or fruits were also called dry jam, boiled in syrup, and then dry jam was dried in the sun, it was regularly delivered to the royal table, european society too. gave tribute to sweets us world exhibitions in london and paris in the xix century smolensk sweets were awarded, by the way, curious facts from the field of pre-revolutionary prices ram, then it cost 15 rubles. horse, 40, house 250, and a samovar 100 rubles. the childhood of the future composer and after all, if it weren’t for the nanny in dota that she sang to misha, it’s still unknown whether we got the great russian composer glinka little, misha listened to these songs throughout his childhood, absorbing the melody of russian music. ah, if we had such a nanny in dota or arina rodionovna, then look, w

the barbers in santa barbara are giving students free haircuts and a backpack of supplies.started small, but now it is hosting the event downtown and on the monterey highway. each year, they have helped over 300 kids. >> being downtown and serving the school district that we serve, we noticed that the kids needed a boost, maybe it is through the backpack or the confidence boost through the haircut, but we were really, really motivated to giving the kids that boost to start off school on the right foot. >> wow. the event takes place from noon to 5:00 p.m., and you are not required, but you are encouraged to register so they know who to expect. you can find out the information on nbcbayarea.com. and vianey, you went on a hike yesterday, and you said it is quite lovely. >> yes, i took binksy with me, and he is half dachshund and half hound, and so, he loved every moment of it, and came home and took the longest hike. >> and cooler today? >> yes, cooler along the coast, and this is why we picked the coast yesterday, because i knew it would be cool and comfortable along the coas

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i will be freshman at uc santa barbara this fall. [applause] >> and my name is elizabeth and i also grew up and raised in san francisco. i will be incoming freshman at university of san francisco. [applause] >> we are interns at dpa and would like to thank mayor breed, dr. davis, executive director paulhanderson, director of recruitment tompson and osa and bpa staff for continued partnership and support of the internship program. we would like to acknowledge our dpa cohort in this building. [applause] during our summer at the dpa, our cohort had the opportunity to work closely with investigators, attorneys and many others who serveds a mentors. this summer our cohort read and analyzed and did several different studies on the book bias by dr. abealheart. praijts we worked on included analyzing body worn camera footage, sitting in officer interviews, representing dpa and sfpd station meetings, researching thebust protectss for police policies and speaking to leaders in the community to gain their insight. we conducted a speaker series

the rally starts at 3:30 this afternoon at the contra costa county office of education on santa barbarall. reggie: a new report by the legislative analyst office details the dysfunction at the california employment development office. they delayed or improperly denied benefits to almost 6 million people during the pandemic. 3.4 million people had benefits allied -- denied, roughly 80% one the case appealed. -- won the case when appealed. edd is goin over the report and is adopting recommendations. we've been tracking the problems. want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations when it comes to the edd. go to abc7news.com/7 on your side to share stories. kumasi: the snapchat parent company repairing for layoffs after a bad earnings report. it is unclear how many of the 6000 employees will be terminated. the last layoffs were in 2018. the user base has grown, surpassing twitter, but they have struggled with revenue. a local university launching a program with bay area professionals. reggie: and a staple of the giant world series, when you will want tickets to his wall of fame ceremony.

k is 75 in santa barbara, triple digits and palm springs and 81 degrees. that's nice in san diego. our temperatures today. what? typically this time of the year we should be at 87 degrees in livermore, but instead in pleasant in san ramon, dublin and in livermore high temperature of 83 degrees. how about 85 in antioch's low eighties and fairfield, but again, it will term breezy during the afternoon hours, mid and high seventies pretty common around the peninsula from san bruno all the way into east palo alto 79 degrees in san jose, when the average high temperature is 81 pacifica with the clearing at 63 degrees. hey, there's a baseball game in town. oh, yeah, it's gonna be fun in the sun at 72 degrees dropping to about 62 degrees by the time the ace beat the giants did i say that? i'm sorry. okay. tonight's overnight lows fifties and sixties 61 degrees in fremont and in union city high fifties and mountain view, which is still pretty decent, sleepy weather. here's your extended forecast. good looking day today status quo on sunday and i gotta tell you, we will start to heat up by w

the one in santa barbara is the most expensive motel 6 in the country.ened 60 years ago this summer. back then it cost six dollars a night. guess how much it costs now. a reporter recently stayed there and it says that she paid $426. that was before taxes. now, she says it was nice. she had a view of the ocean. it had strong boutique vibes, thanks to a renovation. rates star at about $278 a night if you stay during the week and booked in advance. jobina: it does look nice, right? let oceanview. -- that oceanview. spencer: who does not like that? reggie: see what they did with the glass? i'm sure that used to be a fence, but now they have made a glass fence. that is nice. spencer: shut and they do a virtual -- is this a virtual view? is it real? reggie: it is the nicest one i have seen. spencer: how much? reggie: $426. jobina: she may have waited to the last minute to make a reservation. spencer: stay during the week. let's talk about the weather. whoa, i am still here. [laughter] calm wind right now. it's getting breezy. at sfo, up to 25 miles per hour.

care so they're starting to partner with crest wood to open new facilities and that happened in santa barbara and we were lucky to partner with them to access some of their beds and in the same in fallbrook but our goal yes, is to keep people closer to home when we can. >> and so, this contract is for two hundred, roughly two hundred beds. pretty much all outside of san francisco, right? and do you have a rough estimate of how many comfortable beds we have in san francisco? you've mentioned -- >> i want to say it's under one hundred beds in the city. >> okay. and then how long have we been doing the out -- out of -- out of the county. >> for decades. i started and we had a contract with them at that time. >> have a number of beds that we're contracting for increased over years for this care? >> we have seen the number of flow for this level of care particularly because some is availability as we're able to get access to additional beds. some of it is philosophical. your goal is you want to strengthen your lower level care system to prevent having to rely on this level of care. and so i think