i took westlake to the beverly hills hotel for a meeting with a shake mock floor, who was involved with the project at the time, i believe. and he was the one who said he wanted wesley to be a part of the film is a photo vertical. and then we'll get with this knife, we had a filament with him in our midst fits for him was, was, was going to be more of a favor to or in exchange for funding the television series. and once he started talking to them about money, they didn't want to pay him what he was worth. lastly, there were some very strong political statements being made in the film. there was just, there was some things in the script about guitar. and for some reason we were, we, we, we were aware that there was going to be strong, political statements made get involved and things like that, you know, even though you may not endorse it, if you're a part of the project, it kind of that is an endorsement in some way. so i think that was one of the things they really kind of, you know, ultimately made part of the decision. easier to not be a part of it. yeah. i mean, because they couldn'

hills city hall in los angeles. so what the thinking is, given you some likely to survive this very well a lauren, if you look at the latest poles, you'll see that the the numbers are looking up for gavin newsome. the one that came out a couple of days ago said that about 60 percent of likely voters were going to vote no on the recall. in other words, no, we do not want gavin newsome to be unseated as, as governor of california. that is, if you believe pulls, of course, we all know that the polls can sometimes be off, but just ask hillary clinton around 2016 about that. larry elder is down around 30 percent or so in terms of his popularity. but he's on top of this large list of 40 candidates who are, who are running to replace nuisance. so the voters all 22200000 voters registered and eligible voters here in california received the balance to questions on at one. do you want to recall, newsome yes or no to who do you want to replace it? so larry elder, as you mentioned, is, is out in front there, but he pulls far le

hills, with many of the counties and jurisdictions around the state heavily voting no on recall. and so he has already given a speech, a very short speech, thanking the voters, saying he's humbled. also calling out what he called, the spirit of trump ism, that remains throughout the society in the united states and saying that he was determined to continue to work to bring california together and to try to defeat the what, what he criticized about the former president trump and his main opponent in this recall election, the conservative talk show hosts larry elder. however, there may still be some lawsuits and some disagreement because republicans including larry elder, the, the prime candidate opposing newsome and expressive trump had all said in essence that if newsome one, something must have gone wrong, there must have been cheating. there must have been some kind of skull dougherty or shenanigans, as, as elder put it at the poles. but the scope and size of this victory seemed to put that particular claim to bed tonight. so there, so gavin newsom again, who is one of the gove

millionaire robert durst shot susan berman in the head inside her beverly hills home in 2000 in what prosecutors say was a bid to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old who's recovering from cancer�*s been subject to a number of murder accusations and cases after apparently making confessions on tape. but ms berman�*s is the only one to be proven. the former brazilian footballer, pele, has been re—admitted into intensive care after recently undergoing surgery to remove a tumour in his colon. the 80—year—old has been having treatment at sao paolo's albert einstein hospital since late august, after the tumour was detected in routine tests. his daughter has tried to reassure fans by using social media to say he is now recovering well. when the coronavirus pandemic first took hold in new york, all the city's theatres and concert venues closed their doors. broadway has begun to re—open, and now one of the big apple's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philhamonic is putting on its first seas

hills this afternoon. he represents the sacramento suburbs in the state legislature. he was vaccinated against covid-19 but said if elected governor he would do away with newsom's mandate on vaccines and masks. he's in favor of a minimum wage but says it should not be as high as what democrats are pushing for. kylie also believes in climate change but says he's against newsom's orders to, for example, ban all oil drilling by 2045. this is the for this thing from a partisan recall as much as gavin newsom. i'd like you to believe but you know, the very reason he's able to go on tv. you know, constantly incessantly right spreading also is because he's getting tons of money from the very same special interests that control the governor's office. >> it was winter reporting happening this week. vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area on wednesday to rally in support of governor newsome. we are still working to find out exactly where she will be going to newsom said he also expects president biden to

millionaire robert durst shot susan berman in the back of the head inside her beverly hills home in 2000 in what prosecutors say was a bid to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old who's recovering from cancer�*s been subject to a number of murder accusations and cases after apparently making confessions on tape in a documentary called "the jinx". but ms berman�*s is the only one to be proven. ajudge in america has ruled that lawyers for virginia joofray , the woman who's accused prince andrew of sexual assault, will be able to serve legal papers, on his representative in the us after a week of confusion and wrangling over whether the prince had been formally notificed of the civil claim against him. our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more details. on monday, the last one had in the air cover whether those papers have been properly served. on wednesday, the high court here is that it would assess the layers, the woman who made those allegations that are denied. he will insist —— assist those layers. he will assi

host: michael, go ahead, beverly hills. caller: i just wanted to say i think we are ok to raise the debt ceiling one final time, but i think the bill that biden wants to pass it should be cut in half. host: hold on, michael, i want to make sure we are clear, you are talking about the three point $5 trillion reconciliation bill? it hasn't passed or gotten a vote in the house or senate yet. you are saying, though, when it does it should be cut in half? caller: it should be cut in half. during the eight months i lived and worked in china, i saw no crime, no cops getting bit up -- beat up, no stores set on fire. that country is run right. not the united states. i am seriously thinking about leaving the united states and moving to new zealand. host: all right, michael. take a look at reaction from capitol hill. here's the hawaiian senator on a tweet where it would be one thing for republicans to vote on debt ceiling driving the economy into oblivion, voting no, but they are going to block the motion to proceed, they are blocking

out his ear was robin has more now, from beverly hills. there may still be some law suits and some disagreement because republicans including larry elder, the, the prime candidate opposing newsome and ex president. trump had all said in essence that if knew some one, something must have gone wrong. there must have been cheating. there must have been some kind of skull dougherty or shenanigans, as, as elder put it at the poles. but the scope and size of this victory seemed to put that particular claim to bed. the taliban has promised to distribute more than a $1000000000.00 of a directly to the afghans who need it. the money was raised the united nations donors conference on monday of canister is heavily reliant on external help taliban, the takeover has heightened fears of economic collapse. the south korean military says north korea has fire to ballistic missiles up its east coast just 2 days after claiming to have tested a long range. cruise missile coincide with a visit to sol by china's foreign minister, south korea's having to enlist

and the curated beverly hills home of a jet setting actress and playwright. plus, we are cliffside in carmel at the former home of vertigo star kim novak. but before all that, famed fashion designer christian siriano shows us around his stylish westport, connecticut retreat. you can see the trees, see the nature. this is just like a need from being in new york city all the time. you have to come out here and get a little escape. right poppy? you love this place.

durst shot the 55—year—old inside her beverly hills home in 2000, in what prosecutors say was a bid to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old — who's recovering from cancer — was subject of the hbo series, the jinx. holiday companies say they expect a surge in bookings after the british government announced rules around international travel in england were being eased. but there are concerns that scrapping pcr tests for people who are double jabbed, will affect the country's ability to monitor covid variants. simonjones reports. half—term holidays abroad look set to become simpler and cheaper for many families, to the relief of the travel industry. it's very important for the end of the season. there's lots of people haven't had a holiday for two years. it's a big boost for the industry, and what we've said all along is the best support we can get from the government is being able to fly again. from 4 october, fully vaccinated travellers returning to england from countries that aren't on the red list will no longer ne

durst shot the 55—year—old inside her beverly hills home in 2000 — prosecutors say it was to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old, who's recovering from cancer, was subject of the hbo series, the jinx. the us state department says it intends to hold talks in the coming days to calm french anger over a new defence pact between the united states, the uk and australia. france is upset because the deal involves the cancellation of a contract to supply french designed submarines to the australian navy. in a measure of its frustration — paris has recalled ambassadors to washington and canberra. courtney bembridge reports. back injune the two presidents sat side by side in the sun in the uk. but that warmth has disappeared and, in an unprecedented move, france has recalled its ambassadors to the us and australia. this is why. it's about connecting america's existing allies and partners in new ways. a deal struck earlier in the week between the us, uk and australia for a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. it replaces a multi

durst shot the 55—year—old inside her beverly hills home in 2000. prosecutors say it was to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife�*s death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old, who�*s recovering from cancer, was subject of the hbo series, the jinx. now, if there weren�*t enough pressures on families already this year, we�*re now learning that there may be a shortage of popular toys this christmas. the toy retailers association says ongoing problems with shipping containers, and a lack of lorry drivers, means it�*s taking longer for products to arrive from overseas. the bbc has refused to comment on speculation that two of this year�*s strictly come dancing professional dancers have not been vaccinated against covid. the latest series starts tonight on bbc one but some of the celebrity dancers are reportedly reluctant to be paired with them. one former contestant is dr ranj singh, an nhs consultant pediatrician and tv presenter who took part in 2018. vaccination is not mandatory, it�*s an offer. and i think we should

quincy jones, huge house in beverly hills and there's oscars and emmys laying on the ground. oh, my god, quincy jones and finishing up the meeting and it was somebody from sweden and i had just come back from sweden. you know, i really love sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. quincy jones was like, wait a minute. you know that, that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened a closet and had a swine cost museum. we began to sort of have this conversation. second was this is silly but when i'm 14 year's old i think the most beautiful person in the world is taking lift and that was his ex-wife. she came over. oh, my god, it was so embarrassing. i loved you when i was 14. but that allowed quincy and i to have a great relationship. >> something of a follow-up, some number of staff members and other associates the international african-american museums who are with us today and you said conversations, the mayor and other staff members but i'm wondering if you have thoughts on maybe some of the mechanics of building the museum and building a staff.

. >>> today's cnn hero left her beverly hill's practice to eradicate cervical cancer. >> there are 350,000 women dying a painful, undignified death globally. and it's almost 100% preventible. so this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. we bring in these big suitcases. we teach local healthcare professionals the see and treat technique. at the end of the week of training we pack up that suitcase and give it to the nurses that are going back to their clinics. within a day we can literally save 20, 30 lives depending on the number of women we screen. there are 8,000 women who are alive and well and able to provide for their families is honestly the most rewarding thing that i could have ever imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest daughter that ever lived. >> go to cnnheroes.com right now to learn dr. gordon's full story and to see her in action. >>> well, tomorrow's u.s. open women's final will be a battle of the teens when britain's emma raducanu takes on canada's leylah fernandez. emma is 18 years old. she's from the uk. she's playing for her first major title. and

i am at lunch with roy price one day at the beverly hills hotel and i just found out that weinstein was going to go bankrupt and if he truly gone bankrupt i would have left it there, it may be. but he didn't because roy price and amazon studios came and saved them. it turns out they bought my script to see at his behest, to see if i'd written anything about him. >> wow. with no intention of using it. just sitting on it. >> sorry. i get emotional because i work so hard. >> when she realized the with the democratic party from the clintons on down was rave in defense of harvey weinstein, she started reaching all kinds of other conclusions about the world. which you can watch in our full interview on fox nation. it is there right now. we are back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we said the last couple weeks till new vaccine mandates are wrong, they are wrong, totally unacceptable it's a free country but we told you, why is no one talking about treatments for covid? which is real and killing an awful lot of people in this country. if you get it is there an effective therapeutic for c

i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's finishing and meeting and introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. quincy jones spent a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden and i said i really like sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. wait a minute, you know that? that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened the closet and he had a -- to the museum. because i could talk about that museum, we began to sort of have this conversation. the second thing was this is really silly but when i'm 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is peggy lipton from the mod squad. i forgot that was his ex-wife. i was telling about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. oh, my god -- was so embarrassing. hi, i loved you when i was 14. somehow i wasn't that cool. but that allowed quincy and i'd have a great relationship. >> this is something of a follow-up.

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. >>> the cnn hero this week left her practice in beverly hills to begin to eradicate cervical cancer globally one woman at a time. meet dr. patricia gordon. >> she will treat free of charges. >> there are 150,000 women suffering with cervical cancer globally. this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. we bring in these big suitcases. we teach local care professionals the see and treat. then we pack up those suitcases and give them to the nurses going back to their clinics. within a day, we can treat many women. the fact they can provide for their families is more than anything i could have ever imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest doctor that ever lived. >> go to cnnheroes.com and learn dr. gordon's full story and see her in action. (brother) hi sis! (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably late. (sister) we can not be late. (brother) there's a road right there. (brother) that's a cat. wait, just hold madi's headpiece. (sister) no. seriously? (brother) his name is whiskers. (bride) what happened to you? whose cat is that? (brother) it's a long story. (sist

this week's cnn hero left her beverly hills practice to begin her mission to eradicate cervical cancer, globally, one woman at a time. meet dr. patricia gordon. >> there are 350,000 women dying a painful, undignified death globally and it's almost 100% preventable. so this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. we bring in these big suitcases. we teach local health-care professionals the see-and-treat technique. the end of the week of training, we pack up that suitcase and give it to the nurses that are going back to their clinics. within a day, we can literally save 20-30 lives, depending on the number of women we screen. that there are 8,000 women who are alive and well and able to provide for their families is, honestly, the most rewarding thing that i could have ever imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest doctor that ever lived. >> i mean, that is why they are cnn heroes. go to cnnheroes.com to learn dr. gordon's full story, and see her in action. and thank you for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. (brother) hi sis! (sister) you're late! (brother) fa

patricia gordon left her beverly hills practice to bring life saving care to the people who need it. >> screening free of charge. >> there are 350,000 women dying a painful, undignified death globally and it's almost 100% preventible. >> this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. >> we bring in these big suitcases. we teach local health care profes professionals the see and treat technique. >> at the end of the week of training we've packed up that suitcase and give it to the nurses going back to their clinics. within a day we can literally save 20, 30 lives depending on the number of women we screen. >> if there are 8,000 women alive and well and able to provide for their families is honestly the most rewarding thing i could have ever imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest doctor that ever lived. >> the world is lucky to have her. go to cnnheroes.com to learn dr. gordon's full story. stay with us. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, roun

it involves beverly hills police. they have this task force that is now under fair for racial profiling. this was designed to, according to the pd, be a safe streets initiative and it dealt with a place that's quite famous in america, rodeo drive. a new lawsuit filed by well-known civil rights lawyer benjamin crump has evidence when they arrested 106 people over a period of just under a year, 99%, 105, were black, and the 106th individual arrested was latino. that is an overlyingly discriminatory tab. the suit cites an incident caught on body camera footage where police stopped someone who was actually a bay area senior official, the vice president of versace footwear. he actually in real-time was criticizing the officers for what seemed like racial discrimination and a lack of evident stop. he was being searched for a bag of shoes that he himself designed. >> what's unfortunate is like i literally designed the shoes that are in this bag and i'm being [ bleep ]. i'm walking down the street and it is ridiculous. >> lik

hills practice in los angeles to begin a mission to eradicate cervical cancer globally, one woman at a time. meet dr. patricia gordon. >> there are 350,000 women dying a painful, undignified death globally and it's almost 100% preventible. so this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. we bring in these big suitcases. we teach local health care professionals the see and treat technique. at the end of the week of training, we pack up that suitcase and give it to the nurses that are going back to their clinics. within a day, we can literally save 20, 30 lives, depending on the number of women we screen. there are 8,000 women who are alive and well and able to provide for their families. that's honestly the most rewarding thing i could have imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest doctor that ever lived. >> go to cnnheroes.com right now to learn dr. gordon's full story and see her in action. >> announcer: "cnn heroes" is brought you to by rocket mortgage. need to know what it takes for a home loan to fit your budget and family? rocket can. now go to cnnheroes.com to

hills is docusign ceo dan springer dan, good to have you in person, and how do you grow, accelerate from here? you guys have talked about how your customers are looking to do more beyond just sign, but strategically what do you invest in and what's the order of operations that you execute to make that happen >> first off, we are super excited about the broader docusign agreement cloud, but make no surprise for you, e-signature is what's driven this company it's what brought us to this dance and we love e-signature. it's a fantastic product it will be the most significant part of our growth for years to come and just from the law of large numbers with businesses and it's continuing to grow at 50% last quarter while we don't expect that we're going to get that real nice sort of pandemic sort of tailwind that's kind of hard to say nice and pandemic, and horrible on every dimension, but we've been up front about it. it did accelerate our business and so we'll return it a new normal hopefully in the office and also for our business. we'll continue to be a high growth software company lik

beverly hills she made headlines last week thinks he supports -- saying she supports a woman's right to choose, but also saying a state has a right to create its own laws. he is pulling in the low single-digit. dan: our abc 7 news team has produced a map showing the percentage of ballots returned in each county in the state. borders in sierra county turned in the largest percentage. northern california is slightly outpacing southern california in total number of ballots returned. you can check out how york county is doing by going to our website abc7news.com,. reporter dustin dorsey has been looking at voter turnout for the bay area, and today's elections are something a little different from voters. >> at libraries in schools, in person and in drop boxes, borders in the east bay made their voices heard, some for the first time. >> voting is a right to us. who is going to lead us, who is going to set the direction for the whole country, so that is why i came. >> this is extremely important and i wanted to be counted. reporter: but in many elections, some people don't see it that way.

hills, available for people to walk in. now we talked to voters in this heavily democratic area who tell us this election is about preventing a republican takeover. and what they're seeing in other parts of the country are influencing their decision here in this state election. >> thanks to the deliberate incompetence of the republican governors in texas and florida, i . >> i'm a grandparent where parents are not allowed to protect their children going to school because the governor prohibits mask mandates in the school. >> reporter: the people we talked to said they voted no to keep governor newsom in office, but they also said they don't feel 100% confident that will happen. there was caution in their voices as they recognize how much division there is even in a very blue state. now the ballot has just two questions, but it can be confusing for some. the first question asks voters whether they want to recall governor newsom. if the majority of people say no, he stays in office. but if the majority says yes, the second que

she says she will be casting her vote at beverly hills city hall. research by political data incorporated shows 39% of ballots state wide have been returned. of the returns 42% from registered democrats, excuse me, 43, 42% from registered republicans and 30% independent. republicans are hoping for a strong showing of in-person voting today. a poll released friday by uc berkeley shows 60% of people surveyed favor keeping newsom in off. the rest unstooids. reporting live in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> here's look at what to expect as the recall election plays out today. the polls open until 8:00 p.m. over the next few hours the election may be called if the margin is wide enough. county elections officers have 30 days to count the ballots and make it official and a chance that the losing side can demand a recount only if the race is close. we have a list of voting centers throughout the bay area on line along with a page dedicated to the recall election in case you have questions. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on newsom recall in the

don't worry the biden administration is spreading the crisis all across the country, not in beverly hills. don't worry about it rich and famous people and celebrities. it's in working class areas where they will just meld in and don't know how to yell at anybody or get their point across or have the political capital to actually speak up. as reports show migrants are being flown to cities as far as as new york, boston and miami. so are these 12,000 or more illegals going to end up in your backyard? let's ask the guy who hosts unfiltered dan bongino. dan, what surprised you most about yesterday? his series of introduce he did on all the sunday shows? >> the guy is the dhs secretary. you come in i see i'm watching you here reading the prompter. imagine if you showed up live show and said -- not tonight, fellow,s. you have one job, right? to show up and host a show tonight? >> brian: got to show up. >> they get upset live show. imagine being the dhs secretary what's your title you are the secretary of the department of homeland security. that's your thing, that's your title. then they ask yo

hills this afternoon. he represents the sacramento suburbs in the state legislature. he was vaccinated against covid-19 but said if elected governor he would do away with newsom's mandate on vaccines and masks. he's in favor of a minimum wage but says it should not be as high as what democrats are pushing for. kylie also believes in climate change but says he's against newsom's orders to, for example, ban all oil drilling by 2045. this is the for this thing from a partisan recall as much as gavin newsom. i'd like you to believe but you know, the very reason he's able to go on tv. you know, constantly incessantly right spreading also is because he's getting tons of money from the very same special interests that control the governor's office. >> later this week. vice president kamala harris will head to california to fight against the newsom recall effort. the newsom campaign said the vice president will appear with the governor at a rally here in the bay area on wednesday, newsom said he also expects presi

malibu and beverly hills are considering the same mandate as well. neil? >> neil: thank you, william. when we at fox 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 unite

people here of beverly hills told us they approve of newsom's leadership throughout the pandemic and worry someone like larry elder, the leading republican candidate to replace newsom with, will roll back vaccine mandates they feel would be harmful to public health. one major reason for the recall, some californians didn't like the pandemic i restrictions. i asked one voter if she can feel the frustration? >> not that i'm aware of. some individuals won't follow protocol because that's their group that think that way so it's very clear how people -- some people say i don't trust the government. i'm not getting vaccinated. i don't see frustration as much as people are dug into their ways. >> she also told me she feels this recall election is a waste of money because there is a scheduled gubernatorial election next year anyway. this ballot has just two questions. the first question asks voters whether they want to recall governor newsom. if the majority of people say no, then he stays in office. if the majority says yes, then the second question kicks in. that question asks the voters w

hills cop. >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah the classic. yeah, we love to hear that eddie, whenever you're ready, bud. >> cool. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay that's exactly what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause from the uk. this is worldwide tonight. thank you for coming out here, eddie. i appreciate it, buddy >> thank you >> jimmy: let's meet our final guest. what is your name and where are you from >> hey, my name is sidney robinson, and i'm from memphis, tennessee >> jimmy: oh, memphis! sidney, what talent will you be sharing with us tonight? >> so basically, i will be making a phone using the stuff i have over here i have my keyboard set up right here and performing a classic hit. >> jimmy: okay i kind of understand what you're going to do so, you're going to make us a song using just household instruments. >> yes >> jimmy: okay, bud. >> yes, from scratch >> jimmy: okay what song are you going to be playing for us "axle f" >> stevie wonder, "i wish. >> jimmy: oh all right. here we go that's a classic all right, sidney, whenever you're

i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's finishing and meeting and introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. quincy jones spent a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden and i said i really like sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. wait a minute, you know that? that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened the closet and he had a -- to the museum. because i could talk about that museum, we began to sort of have this conversation. the second thing was this is really silly but when i'm 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is peggy lipton from the mod squad. i forgot that was his ex-wife. i was telling about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. oh, my god -- was so embarrassing. hi, i loved you when i was 14. somehow i wasn't that cool. but that allowed quincy and i'd have a great relationship. >> this is something of a follow-up.

caitlyn jenner cast her ballot in beverly hills. >> voting is probably the most important thing that you can do, especially in today's society. >> reporter: millions of californians are doing just that turnout reportedly high for an off year election. newsom held a commanding lead but potential wild cards include independents turning out in huge numbers and latinos, normally reliable democratic constituency whose relative turnout thus far has been low counties have been counting those mail-in ballots since the beginning of the month we'll get results pretty quickly after the polls close. those results are likely to break heavily in favor of newsom the question is can the challengers narrow that gap as the later votes, the late mail-in votes come in. if it's close, counties have 30 days to certify the results so, shep, we could be at this a while. >> scott cohn, thank you. >>> mike murphy now, republican strategist nbc news analyst mike, president biden you heard there calling elder a clone of trump. democrats are eager to fend off this recall by making it about trump, but is it >> we

patricia gordon, left her beverly hills practice to bring that life-saving care to the people who need it most. >> treat for free of charge. >> there are 350,000 women dying a painful undignified death globally and it's almost 100% preventible. this is everything you need to screen and treat a patient. >> we bring in big suitcases. we teach local health care profes profes professionals the see and treat he technique. at the end of training we pack up that suitcase and give it to the nurses that are going back to their clinics. within a day we can literally save 20, 30 lives depending on the number of women we screen. but there are 8,000 women who are alive and well and able to provide for their families is honestly the most rewarding thing i could have ever imagined in my life. i think i'm the luckiest doctor that ever lived. >> and the world is lucky to have her, right? go to cnnheroes.com. learn more about dr. gordon's full story there. and thank you for doing so. stay close. my family was a big part of my journey, but i needed to do it for myself. never in a million years did i thin

hills to walk in. we talked to people in this heavily democratic area who tell us that this election is about preventing a republican takeover. what they are seeing in other parts of the country are influencing their decision in this state election. >> thanks to the deliberate incompetence of the republican governors in texas and florida, i am a grandparent, our sons are all in their 30s, but i am a grandparent. parents are not allowed to protect their children going too school because the governor prohibits mask mandates in the school. >> reporter: the people we spoke to said they voted no, to keep gavin newsom in office. they said they don't feel 100% confident that will happen. they noted that there is still a lot of division, even in this very blue state. now, the ballot has two questions but it can be confusing for some. the first question asks voters whether they want to really gavin newsom. if the majority of people say no, he stays in office. if the majority says yes, the second question become

to cover up the crime, one he has never been charged with, led to two other murders, one of them in beverly hills, the execution-style shooting of durst's best friend, susan berman, who was about to tell investigators she knew durst was his wife's killer. >> he's a narcissistic psychopath. >> reporter: durst was acquitted of murder in the killing of a neighbor who threatened to reveal his identity while in hiding in galveston, texas. then he made the mistake of talking about his innocence in an hbo documentary called "the jinx" inadvertently confessing to the three murders, according to prosecutors, mumbling to himself while in the bathroom during a break. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. >> reporter: and it was durst's own words that again led to this guilty verdict testifying he would lie under oath to save his freedom. >> there's never been a defendant that i'm aware of that has perjured himself so many times about so many different things in such a short period of time. >> reporter: now he's likely to spend the rest of his remaining years in a california prison. hi

fight president connor mcgregor middleweights that are beverly hills. canelo alvarez kind of shoved caleb plan. i thought that was common record another month. i would call this controlled and probably pre planned. mayhem absolutely right. right bump up that fight. you know that's it. check this out. maybe the weirdest first pitch ever. m m a star. oh, my god. really that was awful. wrigley field tonight. there was no doubt about baseball, frank, but i wouldn't want to mess with them or tease him about that. i mean, either. that's why i can say it here. but not there in front of him. i'm with you. that's the sporting life, guys. okay mark. thank you coming up next year at 11. to still keeping up all that energy and innovation, but just doing it in a more scaled an intimate way. the salesforce reinforced convention is underway in san francisco. but this year's event is much smaller than before the pandemic. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. salesforce is taking over mosconi center for its annual dream force convention. hello again, everyo

hills this afternoon. he represents the sacramento suburbs in the state legislature. he was vaccinated against covid-19. but said if elected governor he would do away with newsom's mandate on vaccines and masks. he's in favor of a minimum wage but says it should not be as high as what democrats are pushing for. kylie also believes in climate change but says he's against newsom's orders to, for example, ban all oil drilling by 2045. this is the furthest thing from a partisan recall as much as gavin newsom. i'd like you to believe but, you know, the very reason he's able to go on tv. you know, constantly incessantly right spreading also is because he's getting tons of money from the very same special interests that control the governor's office. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 10 crews have stopped the forward progress of the fire that forced hundreds of evacuations over the weekend. >> the tactics they use help them get the upper hand. >> also the taliban now has control over every province in afghanistan

. >> the press calls the case the beverly hills mansion murders. the story reads like a script that circulate here in hollywood. >> we enter into the television news soap. >> a story of basic instincts, anger and fear. >> i was scared. and i just wanted him to leave me alone. >> and so broadcast journalism loses its purity and it becomes much more shoddy, sensationalistic. and then it all comes together with o.j. simpson. >> i'm larry carroll in los angeles. the los angeles county district attorney has just filed murder charges against orenthal james simpson. >> i have to interrupt this call. i understand we're going to go to a live picture in los angeles. police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. >> the o.j. simpson story starts with the chase and then goes on to his arrest and then culminates with the trial, which goes on and on and on and is televised day after day after day. >> this is going to be a long trial. there is a lot of evidence to come in. >> the o.j. simpson case was such a national phenomenon that those of us who were coverin

. -- ♪ this hollywood heartthrob made his name in beverly hills but now he's cha chaing into the ballroom. say hello to brian austin green. >> who will win the mirror ball? >> ready to dance? here they are, the cast of season 30. come on! >> yes. >> the trash-talking has begun. everybody, what a lineup. suni lee, jojo siwa, melanie c, we've got them all here along with amanda kloots, matt james, good morning to you all. yes, rise and shine. thanks for getting up with us. >> always. >> amanda, we were next-door neighbors last night and got a preview of the disney halloween parade rehearsing so you got a little bit of sleep but you say you are ready. we all know you obviously had a huge loss, your husband, nick, passed away, both of you performers, nick cordero, of course. you say it was incredibly important for you to do this. there was never a consideration not to do it. tell everybody why? yeah, you know, i think first of all i think the best way to honor somebody's life is to keep living your life and i know nick would want me to do that and i feel like being back dancing, i haven't dan