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.

i am such a fan of "real housewives of beverly hills." i have watched every single episode of every single season with my mother. >> okay. >> maren: and my husband and i even put the show in our vows for our wedding. >> okay. [ laughter ] with all the nhl and sports [ bleep ]. he said i will put up with the "real housewives" for the rest of our marriage. which so far he has. >> okay. >> maren: i would say of all the housewives especially this season, you probably have the best tag line at the beginning the show. >> yeah? >> maren: what is it? >> something about my exquisite manners. you can kiss my exquisite derriere. >> maren: yeah. [ applause ] yep. i've always wanted to ask andy cohen this too when i've done his show. like how do you land on the tag lines? >> you know, i don't know. it's so silly. with this one i said i can't -- you know, i bring manners, i hope. but the exquisite derriere part, at my house, i don't know if your house is like mine, we were not allowed to say like naughty things. >> maren: yeah. >> like butt. [ laughter

hills. 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. >> happening today. lawmakers return to sacramento for the final week. >> of california's legislative session. ashley zavala gives us a preview of what they're going to be talking about.

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

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

his ear was robin has more now from beverly hills. there may still be some lawsuits and some.

hills, se vendió por 63.1 millones de dólares, la adquirió a un hombre que le llaman el desamparado multimillonario, la mansión tiene 9 habitaciones, 15 baños y una alberca y mucho más, también apareció en películas de hollywood, incluso (información en pantalla) (música) (hablan en inglés) . >> lo que empezó como una película podría ser una realidad científicos creen que podrían regresar a la vida a unos mamuts, lo nombrarían mamofante, falta esperar si tendremos esos mamíferos en la edad moderna, gracias por acompañarnos, pase con el noticiero nacional, nos vemos (música) (música) enas tardes hoy es micoles 15 de septiembre y en noticias telemundo mediodíael gobernador de california supera el inten de los republicanos de destituirlo tres las elecciones especiales gavin newsom recibió el apoyo de 7 de cada 10 votantes para que siga en el cargo . >> (audio en inglés). >> ella es simone biles en su comparecencia del comité del senado porque

we're in the middle of probably best season of "beverly hills" in many years. >> jimmy: yeah >> very exciting >> jimmy: if you guys want to get into a show right now, get into "real housewives of beverly hills. >> yes >> jimmy: because it's -- the reunion -- i cannot - >> well, guess what? i have news about the reunion. [ audience ohs ] oh, i like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, this is the way -- >> the reunion isn't one part, it's not two parts, james. >> jimmy: what >> it's not three parts, james >> jimmy: what >> it's a four part reunion! >> jimmy: four part reunion! oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ♪ it's not one part. >> no. >> jimmy: it's not two parts >> no. no >> jimmy: a four part reunion. >> yes >> jimmy: wow. >> yes yeah >> jimmy: it's that juicy. >> it's that juicy >> jimmy: wow. >> yes it's incredible. we've got -- we don't want to leave any content on the floor >> jimmy: well, here's good news about you, 'cause after all these years of you doing these reunions, they trust you to go for it and ask the questions that we all want to hear, and that's why i

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we will talk more in the to come, but i wrote reynolds their law firms from beverly hills will. thank you. now it says i. boehmer has killed at least 9 people, and injured 16 more in the somali capital market tissue explosion. you're a t show targeted both soldiers and civilians. fighters from i'll show bob who's claimed responsibility. the group has been facing the symbolic governments for many years. a trial of 14 palestinian authority, security officers accused to be thing an act to this to death has been insurance in ramallah. these are been not started in june iris after being arrested and decent by security officers. his death to demonstrations across the west bank. harry faucets has been outside the court in ramallah is all by not was one of the highest profile, anti p, a voices in the occupied west bank regular using his facebook platform to criticize senior leadership. accuse them of corruption of selling out the palestinian cause to the israel nearly 3 months after his death. here at a court in ramallah 14 members of the palestinian security services i charged with var

well, still some people lining up here at beverly hills city hall to cast their ballots. we've seen pretty long lines throughout the day. now in this race, things have shifted decisively in favor of gavin newsom remaining governor. if you had looked back in july, this race was very, very tight. the yes votes to replace new some and the no votes to keep him in office. we're just about even. but that triggered a big spending spree by governor newsome. he had a 7 the 1000000 dollar war chest that he used to blanket the state with ads. he made a lot of personal appearances campaigning up and down the state and brought in. people ranging from the vice president, campbell harris the to the president himself, joe biden. and even the air aired some ads from former president brock obama to bolster his his position. he has been hammering his most likely opponent the right wing radio talk show was larry elder as someone who would disregard science in terms of the crone of virus who would reduce, relieve or remove, i should say, bask mandates in schools and in state office buildings.

l 0 ro rentals reports now from beverly hills. good evening, california democratic governor gavin newsom handily shut down a recall effort tuesday. he will serve out the rest of his term despite a republican push to oust him from the leadership of the nations most populous state. i am humbled and grateful to the millions and millions of california that exercise their fundamental right to vote and express themselves so overwhelmingly, by rejecting the division by rejecting the citizens by rejecting so much of the negativity that's defined are politics. while some voters chose to line up and cast their ballots in person, every registered eligible voter received the ballot in the mail beginning weeks ago . the overriding issue has been newsome's handling of the corona virus pandemic. he was on the 1st governors to declare widespread locked downs and masked mandates. that angered many business owners and others who joined anti massacres and republicans to support the recall. more than 40 candidates were on the ballot to replace newsom

rob reynolds al jazeera beverly hills, california. you and says it is with joy, hundreds of gab beneath peacekeepers from the central african republic, falling allegations of sexual abuse. un mission in the ca are says, an investigation has been opened by gab on. previous allegations of this kind of not resulted in any convictions peacekeeping mission was deployed in 2014, to help restore stability after the collapse of the government. nicholas hark is following developments force from neighboring senate goals capital dot com. so nickos, what more you hearing about this while i spoke to the lawyer representing the victims of sexual abuse and she said this was a small victory, but it's not enough. what she wants to see it's prosecution of those involved in cases of sexual abuse happening in the central african republic itself. because as for the un conventions, the soldiers involved in allegations of sexual abuse are not prosecuted in the country where the crimes are committed, but rather in the country in their home country. that's wh

rob reynolds 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 f.

but rob reynolds is live for us now in beverly hills. rob, so this is a hugely important election, especially for the democrats. how's the boat going today? well, darren, it is a usually important election that there have been no reports of any problems. any irregularities, any polling places that had to shut down because of technical problems or anything like that, so it does appear to be going quite smoothly. now, bear in mind that while today is the last day and voting is now officially over the recall election has really been going on for weeks. the california sent out ballots to every single registered eligible voter. and many of those people return them by mail 9000000 valid have already been received and those will be counted with, with some speed. perhaps it may be a bit later for these final people who are voting in person. but the reason that this is important is it's kind of a bell, whether for how the american public is feeling about the state of things in the country. california is a very republican or excuse me, a very demo

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rob reynolds has more now from beverly hills. there have been no reports of any problems. any irregularities, any polling places that had to shut down because of technical problems or anything like that, so it does appear to be going quite smoothly. now, bear in mind that while today is the last day and voting is now officially over the recall election has really been going on for weeks. the california sent out ballots to every single registered eligible voter. and many of those people return them by mail. 9000000 ballots have already been received and those will be counted with, with some speed. the u. s. is withholding a $130000000.00 in military aid to egypt in the country. take steps to improve its human rights record. the money accounts for a fraction of the $1300000000.00 given by washington. every year. a government of abil fatah fcc has ever seen a crack down on descent since the muslim brotherhood was ousted in 2014. the taliban has promised to dispute more than a $1000000000.00 of a directly to afghans. the money was raised to you and down as conference on monday

state red, rob reynolds al jazeera beverly hills, california. the world anti doping agency will review where the cannabis should remain a banned substance. us sprint to chicago richardson, mister tokyo olympics after testing positive for the drug and spot a backlash, particularly in richardson's home country, was agreed to keep the bounded place. the next here, want to scientific review, is carried out. ah, good to have you with us. hello, adrian. sort of hearing how the headlines on i was 0. the united states has condemned the latest ballistic missile launch from north korea, calling for a de escalation of tension on the peninsula. but in a surprise, move the south flex its military. my, my successfully testing this are launched from the water rub mcbride reports. this comes on what has been a busy day of missile activity on both sides of the d. m. z. first of all, south career is claiming something of a 1st with the launch of this s l b m. now this is a submarine launch, ballistic missile, which is something of a technological achievement, to

natasha chen has more from bev beverly hills. >> reporter: more than 7 million california voters have already turned in their mail in ballots. others have taken advantage of early voting in person at voting centers like this one over the weekend. people here in beverly hills, a left leaning area, told us they approve of newsom's leadership through the pandemic. they worry someone like larry elder, the leading republican candidate to replace newsom, may roll back mask mandates and vaccines they feel would be harmful to public health. one major reason for the recall, is some californians didn't like newsom's pandemic restrictions. i asked one voter if she could feel the frustration. >> not that i'm aware of. they're individuals who decided they're not going to be v vaccinated or not follow protocol because it's their group that thinks that way. it's clear how people -- some people say i i don't trust the government. i'm not going to be vaccinated. i don't see frustration as much as people are dug into their ways. >> reporter: she feels the recall election is a waste of money because the

. >>> trending this morning one of california's iconic property the hurst estate in beverly hills has been sold. >> the price tag on that one $63.1 million. it was built in 1926 and that mansion spans 29,000 square feet and has nine bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, two guest apartments, a poolhouse and more and more. it has been the backdrop for hollywood films including the god father and the bodyguard. a billionaire real estate bought it, often called the homeless millionaire they call the man. >> no longer the homeless millionaire. >> he has his choice of rooms. >> very nice. hope we have a sun room out there, beverly hills, we don't know the forecast there, but we care about it in the bay area. >> nice and warming up for the afternoon hours in the inland areas. we are going to have a cool down headed our way as we start out with a live look outside in oakland. already a lot of people up and out the door. if you're going to be joining them soon, make sure you grab a light jacket for the start of the day. we have some mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. going to clear

jenner says she will be casting her ballot in person at beverly hills city hall. now research by politico data incorporated shows 39% of ballots statewide have been returned and if you look at the ballots measured out to democrats, 43% of registered democrats have returned their ballots, 42% of registered republicans have returned theirs, 30% for independents. republicans are hoping for a strong showing of in-person voting today. in a poll released friday by uc berkeley shows 60% of people surveyed favored keeping newsom in office. 38% want him removed. the rest undecided. reporting live here in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> here's a look at what to expect as the recall election plays out. 8:00 tonight is when polls close. then after that over the next few hours the election could be called if the margin is wide enough. it has to be more than 50%. county elections officers have 30 days to count all of the ballots and there's always a chance that the losing side can demand a recount. only if the race is close. we have a full list of voting centers thr

libyan and reality tv shar caitlyn jenner is in beverly hills. former mayor kevin faulconer is in san diego. they are among the 46 candidates challenging governor newsom. should he be defeated tonight, the top go-getter on the ballots beside will replace them. again, the polls close in just under an hour. the minute we have results, we will scroll them at the bottom of your screen. you will also be streaming it on cbsn bay area mustard at 8:00 tonight, and posting updates throughout the evening on kpix.com. >>> in other news, witness testimony began today at the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes . a former employee turned whistleblower was the first to take the stand. kpix 5's len ramirez was inside the courtroom. >> reporter: today's testimony really seemed to illustrate the transformational change that took place with at least one employee who came in starstruck with elizabeth holmes them up then became less and less happy at the company when she realized that the hyped technology really didn't work. erika cheung told the jury she firs

hills. they have told us in this very left-leaning area that they are voting against the recall. and they tell us that it's primarily because they want to keep california leadership out of the hands of republicans. >> i think more than gavin newsom, i believe in the democratic rights and what democrats stand for. so although he's made many mistakes, i want a democrat in office. >> i think we're so divided in the state and it's frustrating to hear both sides and the division within like our own friends. >> and while there are a lot of pressing issues that the voters are thinking about, including wildfires and the homelessness crisis, we're hearing that mainly people are concerned about the pandemic response. they are concerned that if a conservative like front-runner larry elder on the other side takes over, then elder has talked about rescinding a mask mandate, rescinding vaccine requirements and so that's something they are very fearful of. they like the way that newsom's leadership has res

civil rights attorney ben crump, who represented the family of george floyd, says beverly hills police created a task force that patrolled rodeo drive, the civil rights lawsuit claims that 105 out of 106 people arrested were black, including a fashion executive who was arrested for jaywalking and a nurse for riding an e scooter on the sidewalk. those charges were later dropped three police officers and two paramedics in colorado are now charged in the. death of a man who was placed in a chokehold and injected with a sedative during an arrest. 23 year old elijah mcclain was walking home from a convenience store in aurora in 2019, when someone called 911 to report a suspicious person wearing a ski mask and acting strangely, a grand jury today returned to 32 count indictment against the officers and paramedics involved in mcclain's death. the charges include manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. we're not going to stop until this fire's out. so become a massive effort to keep the caldera fire from spreading. how cal fire is battling spot fires and are cooler trend continues. chi

caitlyn jenner but a beverly hills city hall, and the youtube star kevin cast his ballot in ventura. we will have special coverage of the recall election beginning tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. real-time news updates on those returns will continue throughout the evening on cbsn bay area , plus county by county results on kpix.com . we will have all of the latest election news right here beginning tomorrow morning at 4:30. >>> new at six:00, witness testimony began today in the elizabeth holmes theranos trial. len ramirez reports a former employee who became a key whistleblower against the company took the stand. >> reporter: today's testimony really seemed to illustrate the transformational change that lays with at least one employee who came in starstruck with elizabeth holmes, then became less and less happy at the company when she realized that the hyped technology early didn't work. erika cheung told the jury she first heard of theranos at a career fair while at uc berkeley, and that she was starstruck when elizabeth holmes interviewed her for a lab assistant job. she had a

hills city hall. if you're looking at where to drop off your ballot, we can help you. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the newsom recall right there at the top of the front page. it will take you to all the reporting which includes our voting q & a. >>> president biden started his california visit in sacramento with focus on fire danger and climate change. the president and governor went up in marine one and toured the damage from the air of the caldor fire. they also visited the command center, the california office of emergency services. the president shaking hands with first responders. you can see him there. that's when the president talked about the fire damage he saw. he said his $3.5 trillion infrastructure plan can help. >> and we're working closely with governor newsom to make sure california has every resource. every resource available to keep families safe. the governor led the state with poise and strong leadership. he's been an innovator for long term solutions and he and i are both optim

caitlyn jenner castor ballot today in beverly hills. her platform includes streamlining state spending, reviewing regulations, and eliminating outdated regulations. she's pulling in the low single digits. dan: the clock is ticking for voters to cast their ballots. we are three hours from the polls closing. kate larsen is at san francisco city hall where people are voting. let's take a look and see what it's been like there today as people come in and cast their ballots. reporter: there's been a steady but light flow of voters coming to the basement of city hall. this is the elections department. there was a lunchtime rush. we are seeing more trickling now because it's the end of the workday. you can vote until 8:00. take a look down here. there's no line so that's the good news. you need to know that since mail-in ballots need to be postmarked by 5:00, if you have not voted, it is recommended that you come and drop off your ballot. there are two locations outside of city hall where you can do that. there is also one location in each san

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 south korean military says north korea has 5 to ballistic missiles of east coast 2 days after claiming to have tested a long range cruise missile. it coincided with a visit to soul by china's foreign minister, fin meetings expect to be dominated by young, young nuclear ambitions and regional security zeros. rob mcbride has more from the south korean capital. so south korea had been hoping, oh, is still hoping that that china will use its influence over north korea too, as may be restart the coastal ations. but they all negotiations

in an interview at the code conference in beverly hills today, he said "i'm sorry to all my friends, but we're not going back to work, not all of us at least." he said that despite huge office buildings in san francisco, new york, london, tokyo, and across the world. many employees are working from home, and that's okay for salesforce at least. they employ nearly 75,000 people. previously, he predicted 60% of his workforce would work from home even after the pandemic. now it appears that number will be much higher. >>> california's covid-19 paid sick leave program is set to expire this week. public health groups went online to press state lawmakers to extend that sick leave policy. companies will more than 25 workers will revert to the previous rule of three paid sick days. experts say that's just not enough time to recover from covid or to quarantine. it won't allow workers to care for kids or other families who may get covid. >> allow thing program to expire as currently envisioned would have grave consequences for california, and would affect the health and well-being of communiti

let's bring in patrick healy live at the beverly hills city hall. any watch parties planned by any of the gop candidates tonight? >> reporter: indeed, janelle, there are a few gatherings that are planned, but i have to tell you one of the key talking points is whether or not there is voter fraud. one came through with suspicious timing because there were discrepancies in vote counts. and this coming from a website that is funded by the larry elder campaign. larry elder campaigning late yesterday, still pushing for the recall of governor newsom, still asking voters to choose him as successor. >> will gavin newsom accept the results of the election when he loses? >> reporter: even as he said that, this website funded by elder's own campaign has already stated that newsom had been reinstated. >> this is an embarrassing moment. they're already preparing to lose and preparing to lose in a way that is so problematic. >> reporter: jessica levinson has served as president of the l.a. ethics commission and notes that the claim by the stop ca fraud site, that

i took wesley 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 and said that he wanted wesley to be a part of the film isn't the photo vertical shot this night we had a film mother to meet them in our midst fits for him was, was, was going to be more of a favor to months 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 philip. there was just so that 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 part of the project, it kind of that is an endorsement in some way. so i think i was one of the things that really kind of, you know, ultimately made part of the decision. easier to not be a part of that. i mean, because they couldn'

. >> meanwhile reality tv star caitlyn jenner cast her vote this morning in beverly hills, where she plans to watch the vote count come in. matter how it goes tonight, she says she does not want to hear talk about voter fraud. >> i don't want to feel, as a voter that, oh, it is not worth voting because it is all a fraud. we can't have that. this is california. this is america. >> and republican kevin faulconer will be watching election results with his supporters in san diego, where he used to be mayor . there are 46 replacement candidates running including many republicans on this ballot. with such a wide open field, the state republican party chose not to endorse any of the candidates. >> kpix 5 will have special coverage of the recall election beginning tonight on the kpix 5 news at 7:00. updates on the returns will continue throughout the evening on cbsn bay area , plus county by county results on kpix.com. he will have all the latest election news right here beginning tomorrow morning at 4:30. >>> new details on a fatal accident at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. we are learni

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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.

it's only the 4th election of its kind in us history. reynolds has more now from beverly hills. there may still be some lawsuits 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 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. the south korean military says north korea has 5 to ballistic missiles of his east coast 2 days after claiming to have tested a long range weapon. it coincided with a visit to sol by china's foreign minister, south korea's hoping to enlist beijing to help installed nuclear talks with young. yes. 3 former us, the intelligence operatives of admitted providing sophisticated hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the men of agreed to pay nearly $1700000.00 in fines to avoid prosecution. they're accused of conducting hacking operations

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. this is bbc news — a reminder of our headlines. the us military admits a drone strike in afghanistan last month against a suspected car bomber killled ten innocent civilians — including seven children. after australia, the us and britain agree a new security partnership — france recalls its ambassadors to washington and canberra. in west africa, the trade in illegal, fake pharmaceutical drugs — which can pose a real danger to public health — has been a problem for a long time. but now, the independent intergovernmental body, the world customs organisation, is leading a global operation with local authorities to crack down on the trade. the bbc was given exclusive a

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 guifre, 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 lawyers went head—to—head in new york arguing _ head—to—head in new york arguing over whether the papers had been — arguing over whether the papers had been properly heard. allegations the prince denies. it allegations the prince denies. “ will—