including skye vodka, grand marnier, and others with a meteorite rise. it started up in 1860.he drinks are now sold in 190 countries and its products have become staples around the world. today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet bob kunze-concewitz, executive

skyes 23 years old, and this is her first pregnancy. >> and i just ne to confirm that you're here fores today, obviously. >> mm-hmm. >> you're conf ent in yourdecision to terminatr pregnancy? >> mm-hmm. >> no one is forcing you to terminate your pregnancy today? >> nope. >> i went to amnion pregnancy center. um, it's in upper darby. al >> just breathe normly. >> the services that they provide are free. the nurse did, though, say to me, like, "are you sure you don't want to just, you know, put it up for adoption?" you know what i mean? like, shwas kind of, like, pro-life. (chuckles) "listen, you know you can come back with your boyiend. we can talk about different options. we can do another ultrasound again, and then he can look atbe the baby, as well, mhange his mind with that." i'm just, like, "no, no, let me just get this over with. i'll, i'll deal with the depression or sadns later." >> there you go. >> thank you. >> you're welcome, and you canll go ahead andow that. >> i'm going to be upset about it for a little bit. i'm going to pray, probably every single night now. i just felli

. >> this was shot by a man named oswald skyes in 1970. eporter: oswald sykes is the kind of filmmaker the prelinger archives specie in, an amateur with a keen ey >> his daughter kim is in the audience tonight. >>neporter: kim sykes has b attending "lost landscapes" for years, but for a long time, she felt som was missing. >> i hadn't seen people of color in a lot of the footage, in the s yeat i've gone to the show. >> reporter: so she convinced her father tmake his footage available. >> these are african americans coming out of the fairmont hotel, so i thought it was important to show that, you knsaow, francisco was very diverse. >> reporter: prelinger says home movies show much more diveity than the commercial film record. >> beginning in the '30s when 8mm was developed, it was sufficiently inexpensive that almost everybody could shoot me movies. you've seen farmers shooting home movies, young people shooting films, latinx people shooting films. it's this great sort of a flowering of democratic expression. >> reporter: in addition to documenting the 20th century's human experience, p

movie following the budding love between lloyd, played by john cusack, and dianne, played by ione skyelove you. >> what? >> i love you. how many more times do i have to say it? >> one more time would be nice. >> the tribeca film festival is holding a special screening of the film tonight. >> well, here to tell us more and celebrate, ione skye who played dianne. good to see you. what do you think when you see the old clips? >> wow, what do i think? we reshot that scene a few times. i think i must have been doing not a great job. but, yeah, i just think how cute john cusack was really. >> you are pretty cute, too. did you know when you were doing it that it was going to become this iconic movie that so many people feel connected to? >> i didn't know the boombox thing would be something, because you can't really predict that. i mean, i knew where i was. like it was atudio film and jim brooks and john cusack. i knew what was going on. i think halfway through everybody was like, wow, this is going to be amazing. >> what happened the last 30 years? i feel like movies like this don't exist th

from skye fox on the eastbound direction toward richmond. you can see in the video traffic was bumper-to-bumper for miles. the chp shared pictures of the concrete an ongoing problem at the bridge. in february eastbound lanes were shut down for nearly an entire day after several pieces of concrete fell. at the time caltrans officials blamed wear and tear on the aging expansion joints. announced plans to replace all 63 expansion joints along the length. taking a look at the conditions in the area from our live traffic map you can see the sensors indicate traffic is moving pretty well again. >>> moraga concerns are growing of the possibility of another big sinkhole problem. like the 13 years ago that opened up during heavy rain. we talked with leaders today about these new issues.>> reporter: that was the reaction of moraga public works director when he saw the ground starting to sink in this median on center street. by a gas station next to the shopping center.>>> the depression sits on top of a 96 inch corrugated metal pipe. it is aging. it i

a wild fire on the isle of skye has now been extinguished.between 2010 and 2017, according to new figures from the charity unicef. it comes as nhs chief simon stevens warned measles cases had almost quadrupled in one year and said people rejecting vaccines was a "growing public health time bomb". our health editor hugh pym reports. measles is a highly infectious viral illness. cold—like symptoms are followed by a rash like this. health chiefs around the world are increasingly concerned about the steep rise in the number cases. so why do they say children must be vaccinated? put bluntly, it can be fatal. 110,000 people globally died from the disease in 2017. if enough people are vaccinated, that ensures the whole population is safe. but if too many don't have the jabs, there's the risk of measles spreading to children like alba. she was just too young to be vaccinated. she developed measles and was in hospitalfor nine days. are you jumping? bounce, bounce, bounce. she recovered and was back home last week, but her mum told me it was a frighten

. >> well, here to tell us more and to celebrate, ione skye who played diane. we love you. that scene a few times.t i think i mus have been doing not a great job when we did it. yeah, i just -- yeah. ihi just tnk how cute johncu sack was really. >> you were pretty cute too. did you know whe you were doing it that it was going to become this iconic movie that so many people still connected to? >> i mean, i didn't know the boom box scene would be 'tmething. because you caneally predict that. but i knew where i was. like a studio film so i knew what was going on. but i think halfway through, everybody was like, wow. this is going to beaz amg. >> i mean, what happened in the last 30 years? i feel like movies like this don't exist the way they used to. each one was so special. and they just -- i don't know if it was the age i watched it or what. but they're so important to my growing up. but you don't see that anymore. >> it's very earnest and very simple. now it's a little b more sophisticated. i don't know. >> there's not, like, snark in these characters. but they're so appeal

the companies portfolio includes skye vodka, while turkey bourbon -- wild turkey bourbon and it , hasteoric rise over the last few years. it started in 1860. its drinks are now sold in 190 countries. its products have become staples around the world. today, on "leaders with lacqua"" we meet bob kunze-concewitz. the chief executive of campari group. thank you for joining us. when you look at what people drink around the world, how has taste changed in the last five to 10 years? bob: pallets have evolved, more refined. a much more open for spices and bitter. bitter taste. campari is having a renaissance. 15 years ago, we were flat as a pancake. now, we are growing high single, low double digits. a lot has to do with coffee, which changed the taste buds of people. francine: is that marketing? people find it a cool drink again? bob: marketing, yes, but if you don't taste good, they will not drink it. francine: how do you see the trend, the changing palette? bob: we especially see it in the u.s. in terms of palette, if you think about our business, it is mostly a vodka market. right now, y

notjust here on skye but scotland wide.e's mel coles. hello. it is noticeably fresher today and the temple continue as we head through the next few days. but for most places it will be a dry story. that's away from south wales in southern england where we have more cloud and outbreaks of rain which at times will be heavy. elsewhere lots of sunshine on offer but quite a keen easterly breeze which will take the edge of those temperatures particularly along eastern coast. the best temperatures out to us. overnight the rain becomes confined to be far south—west of england, elsewhere it will be silly, the breeze continues through east anglia to lincolnshire and yorkshire. further north and into scotland we can expect a patchy frost first thing on wednesday morning. we gradually see the back of the rain, it will clear to the fartip of of the rain, it will clear to the far tip of cornwall and the i love silly before fizzling out then it's a decent day for all of us. lots of sunshine, then it drags out cloud on the easterly wind wh