presley, outside graceland where she and elvis lived as husband and wife, welcoming their daughter, lisa marie >> i think it's a movie elvis would have always wanted to do. because it shows him in his -- probably his most sensitive time, later in life. austin was just unbelievable. everything he did in that movie really, really, really was elvis. >> reporter: one of the three daughters watched the film with her mother. >> i could immediately see the work austin put into it and baz as well. austin particularly had gotten it right. and that was really emotional. >> reporter: the familiar tale of elvis' career, the one your grandparents share, gets freshened up by the man telling it as played by tom hanks, elvis' manager, colonel tom parker, the yin to elvis' yang. his carney past always a factor. >> there have been no colonel tom parker without elvis, there would have been no elvis without colonel tom parker. >> your future, mr. presley, blazing before you. recording contracts, television, even hollywood. >> so many images of elvis, tom, very few images of colonel tom parker. >> you couldn't pic

priscilla, daughter lisa marie and three granddaughters cast their hands in concrete. >> a very special moment for all of us. we feel incredibly honored. thank you. >> certainly, had elvis lived, he would have been given this honor and probably become a great part of this hollywood tradition and history. >> reporter: producer and director and star austin butler also attended the event. >> my understanding of elvis as an artist, as a global pop culture icon, as a historic figure and most importantly as a human being has grown beyond what i could have ever imagined. >> reporter: the film "elvis" arrives in theaters friday. >> we proudly welcome to the walk of fame, holly robinson peete. >> getting her star on the hollywood walk of fame tuesday. >> when you have family members and friends that pour into your every day and encourage you to win and celebrate your victories as if they are their own, you can't lose. >> reporter: her more than three-decade career include 21 jump street and hanging with mr. cooper. she also has appeared in more than 15 movies for the hallmark channel and one of

i would -- lisa marie one and two and there is the 747 and a smaller jet all right there.ally cool. i have to say i've never been to graceland. >> marcus? why not? >> people who live here have never walked across the golden gate bridge and gone to alcatraz, you know, that's why i have not done it. i'll go back as a tourist. >> you can take my mom. she'll love you forever. she already does. >> awww. >> if you live in the bay area, you are experiencing that heat. >> this will cool down a little bit. the fog has rolled in, and cooled things off. it's going to be nicer there. we have moisture returning, monsoon returning and it has been triggering a few thunderstorms, to our south. we are still tracking a few of those around the south county and over the central valley as well as the sierra foothills. now, the activity starting to wind town a little bit but you can even tell that moisture is still stretching across the bay area and feels really muggy this morning as you head out especially in the east bay where temperatures are in the upper 60s right now. 65 in san jose. we ha

and her daughter, actress riley keough, who watched "elvis" together after lisa marie had seen it first film it's an exceptional film. >> and we'll have a lot more with the presley family and the people who made "elvis" tonight at one of his first recording sessions he sang, if you don't believe i'm leaving you can count the days i'm gone, but from his devoted fans to the way he transformed popular music it's like he never left. our primetime special exclusively elvis premieres at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc and "elvis" is in theaters friday. michael? >> all right, thank you, chris. >>> coming up, james marsden and evan rachel wood are here talking the new season of "westworld." >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: good morning. jobina has a look at your traffic. jobina: good morning. we are going to start with a live picture from the bridge. we had an earlier crash on westbound 580. it has cleared but delays remain, so expect that backup. we also have a stalled car near the bay bridge toll plaza. an important note from b

business, to meet anne-claire le jeune, a french attorney representing 15 of marie's alleged victims, including laurie marsden and lisa >> after dinner, gerald marie offered to have a drink at his house. sometimes he just says that they need to talk about the job, and finally, when they got there, you know, he attacks them. >> reporter: but she says most occurred outside the french statute of limitations, too long ago for gerald marie to be charged. he's now retired. >> the modeling industry creates a perfect storm for predators. you have very savvy, older men, and then you have very young girls, 15, 16, 17 years old, who are thrown together. >> it is are thrown together. >> it is completely unregulated. fashion actually thrives on the abuse of girls. abuse of girls. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, london. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," tiger woods new title, lots of green, but off the course. title, lots of greef the course. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire welcome to allstate ma where the safer you drive,. the more

tomorrow on "gma" we're talking about elvis, lisa marie presley and the king's granddaughter. >> thatrapy for ovarian cancer. erielle research is back with this story. good morning erielle. >> reporter: good morning, robert -- robin, i'm sorry. i know you, i promise. evert is a legendary athlete known as commanding the tennis court but now we're getting a look at how she's channeling that tenacity into defeating her biggest opponent yet. ovarian cancer. chris evert facing off with ovarian cancer. and this morning the tennis superstar is taking us off the court and into her treatment room in a revealing new segment for hbo's "real sports with brian gumbel." her friend of 45 years and fellow former tennis player mary carillo joining evert on her journey. >> how much does it help that you were a great athlete, a great tennis champion? can you bring that to this moment? >> in tennis you can control a situation a lot better, and this type of thing you can't control it. thousands and thousands of people have cancer. i'm just like everybody else. >> reporter: the 67-year-old candidly pulling

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tom: the mary poppins lead in is perfect for lisa.ry job that must be done there is an element of fun. you find the fun in snap. the job is a game including the columbia thread needle. lisa: you never know who is going to bring what out of a hat. ed al-hussainy from columbia thread needle. we have seen moves unlike what we have seen going back to the depths of the pandemic. was this a lack of selling, a lack of buyers, or lack of anything going on and fear pervading? ed:ed: i would focus on two things. first, the fed has done a good job of trading markets to look for upside inflation prices. that is an important reflects at the moment and that is a function of the fed's communication the last six months. the second is liquidity. it is exceptionally thin in treasury markets. when we have rapid repricing these tend to be exaggerated. >> at what point d.c. market functioning breakdown in a way that catches the fed's attention and beyond. ed: market functioning, particularly in treasuries and credit and the fact that it spread to investme

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the battle from mary, you put a had lost it almost 3 months. ah ah ah, lisa canter, russian state little narrative. i've started as i phone and the most landscape div asking him knocking his house up for a group in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 25 must be the one else with greville van in the european union, the kremlin, jeff machine, the state on russia today, and split or t sputnik given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me. just what exactly is the west policy approach on ukraine should, can negotiate a piece or should it fight on indefinitely? and what is nato's n again? what does winning mean? meanwhile, despite sanctions prussia is creating political facts. on the ground. with i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth. and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do for we are violent towards those people because we believe that we're the superior race. we're here 1st and this is our pantry. guns ammo still tow darnell martens, t

lisa: when you talk about resolutions coming out of nato and the summit, marie, did they jump the gunh respect to turkey and its allowance of finland and sweden to come into nato, or is there another policy resolution that will come out that perhaps will be a bigger headline? lisa: -- >> no, this is the headline. we had the leader of italy leave because they had to discuss energy issues. inflation, energy bills, grocery bills are the main concern. the issues these leaders have is to make sure they can maintain unity while dealing with domestic problems that have been exacerbated by what we are seeing in ukraine. it is a great question because they have jumped the gun of the summit. the headline came out right at the start and that is what this meeting was about. to make sure there was the trilateral dialogue and an understanding between finland, sweden and turkey. that these nordic countries could join nato. president pugin on his trip outside russia since the war began is talking about that. he says it is their decision to join. they're going to have army or military capabilities in

marie: maria has and she is the host. jonathan: she's paying. thank you both. maria looks very annoyed. has lisa counted accurately?: a major shout out to madrid. as i spoke to the prime minister of's pain atdavos, maybe the best museum in the world. jonathan: you brought that up to the spanish leader? tom: yes, i did. it was another life stop jonathan: it's my fault for taking us off the rails. how do we get to boulder, colorado? futures are negative 2/10 of 1%. yields are down about a basis point. francine will have a good time later on alongside president lagarde and chairman powell and i think it will be fascinating. they called them the transitory trio. lisa: that's really good. tom: i've been working on a chart which is the inflation-adjusted real wage in america. it really shows the challenge that chairman powell had with the collapse of the economy at the beginning. i'm going to cut him some slack. lisa: the transitory will go down. jonathan: i look forward to your book that your cutting them some slack. futures are down, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. wit

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biggest defeat for ukrainian forces since sir mary opal, last month's all eyes now on just how effective the russians are going to be to, to, to surround lisa chance. and of course, as i say, the hundreds potentially thousands of civilians that risk being trapped inside. thank you. so mass cha, stratford reporting from keith, samuel romani, is a geopolitical security analyst and an associate fellow at the royal united services institute. he says russia is succeeding whether it's offensive in eastern ukraine, but the next stage as might be more difficult. it as late as ukraine asked him, his shout, 95 percent, control of the hot sky in the hands of russia and diverting answers. a city of wonder 1000 people. busy before the war now greatly reduced because the conflict is a major step towards achieving that and they get, these is chance. can they already up above not the african fleet. busy control over the area, but i think it's a negligible blow to the crane economy because they already control the industrial heartlands of lands during the 20142015 war u. k. mostly held over farm land and some chemical facilities. i think it's going to be a