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to billie eilish, ai is the new bad guy. to katy perry, it is time to rise.icians are worried companies are training ai models to replace human artists. more than 200 of them have joined with the artist rights alliance, a nonprofit to demand protection against ai. in an open letter, they acknowledge the creative potential of ai, but called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe upon, and devalue, the right of human artists. a year ago, a supposed collaboration between drake and the weeknd went viral. it was actually an ai song made by someone called ghostwriter. last month, tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using al to copy an artist's voice without permission. country music star luke bryant was at the bill's signing. stuff comes in of my voice, on my phone, and i can't tell it's not me. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now it is musicians who are raising their voices. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, even tec

and singer billie eilish hits out at the practice of releasing multiple versions of vinyl records because of the environmental impact. now for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. jannik sinner�*s brilliant year continues. he's celebrating a third title and is also up to number two in the world behind novak djokovic. the 22—year—old italian beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets to win the miami open. he won his first grand slam title, the australian open, injanuary and also won a touranment in rotterdam. he has been beatenjust once this year, by carlos alcaraz, in the semifinals of indian wells, and he's jumped above the spaniard in the rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing and life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament, does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the fi

billie eilish, pearljam and nicki minaj are among more than 200 artists who ve signed an open letterlopers calling for an end to predatory use of artificial intelligence in the industry. 0ur north america business correspondent — michelle fleury has more from new york. to billie eilish, ai is the new bad guy, for katy perry it is time for rice. a growing number of musicians wearing companies are training ai models to replace human artists. more than 200 ofjoined with the artists rights alliance, a nonprofit to demand protection against ai. in an open letter they acknowledge the creative potential of a ipa called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe on and devalued the right of human artists. —— potential of ai. a year ago it is specific cooperation between trick and the weekend went viral, actually eight ai song made someone called ghost writer. last month tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using ai protect artists from using al to copy an artist's was with my permission. country music star luke bryan was at the signing of

. >>> and billie eilish, stevie wonder, even frank sinatra's estate, 200 artists teaming up to take on a.i. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. a new day has begun in taiwan where the search for survivors from a massive earthquake grew more urgent overnight. there have been at least nine deaths, and the expectation is there could be many more. over a thousand people were injured from the 7.4 magnitude quake, which rocked taiwan's pacific coast, collapsing hundreds of buildings and triggering tsunami warnings across the region. as many as 143, some of them tourists, are feared to be trapped in the ruins of toppled hotels. searchers also fear for the safety of workers thought to be stranded at a rock quarry. the government urging the public to be wary of aftershocks that continue to rattle the area. it's the worst earthquake to strike taiwan in 25 years. our janis mackey frayer is in the region tonight with late details. >> reporter: tonight, rescuers racing to reach those trapped after a massive earthquake in taiwan. pulling people o

during the blind auditions, he chose the most difficult song by billie eilish. children's voices immediatelyeared on the show, this time the producers promised to bring them to victory, they kept their word: in a few days the casting begins , they prepared a special surprise, one additional round, and we will soon find out how it will go on the air of the first channel. and lastly, a big holiday for orthodox christians. today they celebrate palm sunday, the day jesus entered jerusalem. he was greeted with jubilation, because the day before he had resurrected the dead lazarus. the path of the lord was covered with palm branches. they became the symbol of the holiday. in russia they were replaced by willow. it is one of the first to bloom in our shurots. liturgies in all churches, and after a special meal, those who observe fasting are allowed to eat fish. it starts tomorrow. see you there, hello, this is the badden baden podcast and i'm its host is konstantin severinov, our guest today is a virologist, academician of the russian academy. scientific director of the mechnikov serum vaccine inst

. >>> coming up, trying to protect their life's work, stevie wonder, billie eilish and more than 200 artists teaming up to push back against artificial intelligence, what they're asking from tech companies and de >>> tesla shares dropped again after the company posted a slump in its car deliveries. tesla says it delivered over 386,000 cars in the first three months of the year, but that's down almost 9% from last year. now it is known that tesla is working through global supply issues still, but the numbers are worse than the low end of the estimates. the last time tesla had a drop like this was when the pandemic started in 2020. it's been a rough year for tesla stock. the company has lost about a third of its value since january. stocks were down across the board again at the closing bell. the dow jones posted the biggest loss dropping nearly 400 points. the nasdaq was down 156. the s&p 500 dropped about 38 points. wall street off to a rough start this quarter over inflation data. traders were anxious over whether the fed will cut interest rates in june or not. >>> some say artifici

billie eilish just announced she is heading on tour. she is making stops right here in the bay area. eilish kicks off her tour this fall with shows at the sap center in san jose on december 10th and 11th. tour is named after her new album called hit me hard and soft, which is out next month. tour tickets go on sale this friday, with a pre-sale starting tomorrow. it's a big deal for a lot of people. all right, before we go, would like to just take a look at our weather once again, a little traffic here. yeah. and windy out in fremont. we're going to be seeing more of that wind before temperatures really start to climb up for the hills of the north bay. diablo range, solano county. we're watching a wind advisory late tomorrow, but look at those high temperatures, 70s and 80s on the way. as we head towards midweek, let's first talk about the wind. it's been blustery the last couple of days. the areas to watch will be the north bay mountains as we go into tomorrow night and wednesday morning, we will see wind gusts above 30 to 40mph. and i t

. —— billie eilish.e variants were released. —— 43. fans who preordered beyonce's album on vinyl are reporting five tracks have gone missing. earlier, we spoke to the deputy music editor at the guard in the about the huge resurgence in vinyl.- guard in the about the huge resurgence in vinyl. there was a rise to five-point _ i think last year there was an 11.7% rise in vinyl sales in the uk to 5.9 million units, which is compared to a 2.9% rise in 2022. so it's massively on the up. i think at one point the vinyl revival, as it's called, was associated with more indie artists, but in recent years, it's definitely pop stars who have been leading the charge, especially because they've been releasing multiple vinyl variants of their records, as with taylor swift, as you said. with billie eilish, i would say specifically, she uses recycled materials in her vinyl, which is what makes it different, and she only puts out black versions as opposed to coloured ones, which i think you can't use recycled materials. t

the amex presale for billie eilish's new tour starts today. she announced the tour yesterday.to her new album hit me hard and soft, which is set to release may 17th. there are only two bay area dates, december 10th and the 11th, both at the sap center in san jose. so if you want to grab those tickets, presale starts at noon and the general public can get tickets. that is starting on friday. >> i'm sure that'll sell out. >> and in grand tradition, yeah, tuesday to wednesday. >> i know they always do it to us every time. every time they do. and you know what? speaking of concerts, i have to give it to reggie. we were talking last week. beyonce did not perform at stagecoach. i was rooting for it. yeah i would think i was hoping for it, but it didn't happen. you were right. i give it to you. thank you. >> i don't know that i deserve it, but i'll take it. >> yeah. >> willie nelson was on stage. willie nelson was there. >> yeah. >> we gave every willie was there, right? yeah. jones to willie jones. he's also we learned yesterday. yeah. it was also on the cowboy carter album. >> we w

general sale tickets go on sale friday on billie eilish's website. don't go anywhere.er hour news ahead for you here on kron 4. the new some new details from the fremont fire department. >> as fire crews are mopping up hours after a storage unit fire and new at 3 white. this sword is now in possession of santa rosa. police. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news justine waldman. kron. 4 news at 3. it's next. febreze! your bathroom... needs febreze small spaces... the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set and forget. no outlets used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now 3 clouds of black smoke and extreme flames. crews working now to clean up the mess after a massive fire tore through 50 storage units in fremont. and that smoke was still visible near extra space storage

the movement against ai music—making tool5 has gone a step further — as 200 artists, including billie eilishgence in the music industry to be stopped. they have called on tech firms to pledge not to develop ai music—generation tools "that undermine or replace the human artistry of songwriters and artists, or deny u5 fair compensation for our work". laura snapes is the guardian's deputy music editor — she says ai is posing a huge threat to the music industry. it's very good that such big names have lent their name to this argument, although, i don't think they are the people who will be most affected by it. of course, there are simulations of their music, anybody with al can say they want to hear a beyonce song but song in the style of billy billie eilish and the machine will spit that out for you, last year there was a very famous example of a collaboration that was supposedly drake and the weekend, which went very viral, but it was actually ai thing made by somebody called gho5t writer. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, people who do 5oundtra

to billie eilish ai is the new bad guy. to katy perry, it is time to rise.m have joined with the artists rights alliance, a nonprofit, to demand protection against ai. in an open letter, they acknowledged the creative potential of ai, but called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe upon and devalue the right of human artists. a year ago, a supposed collaboration between drake and the weeknd went viral. it was actually an a! song made by someone called ghostwriter. cheering. last month, tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using al to copy an artist's voice without permission. country music star luke bryan was at the bill's signing. stuff comes in on my voice on my phone and i can't tell it's not me. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now, it is musicians who are raising their voices. i think the musicians who would be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, even technical roles like mixing and production, which could be replaced by computers if they we

this comes from artists like billie eilish, john's favorite, the jonas brothers also the estates. frank sinatra and bob marley stevie wonder is another one who assign this and i want to read you part of this letter. they say, quote, this assault hold on, human creativity must be stopped. we must protect against the predatory use of ai to steal professional artists, voices, and likenesses violate creator's rights and destroy the music ecosystem. this goes on and no small terms to say that if ai continues to be unregulated, that many jobs are going to be lost across the music industry >> elizabeth, it's great to see you. thank you so much. it's an existential >> threat to a lot of different forms here and to deal with it like so many industries of how they're going to work with it or against it, they need to decide. >> you can see why they're dealing with this, okay? the total eclipse, it is coming, it is monday and eclipse mania. it's a big deal if it's a true thing, people trying to plan where they will be able to get the best view of the eclipse on monday. make the final travel p

billie eilish has announced announced a world tour with 81 dates. 12 uk dates in glasgow, london andend who ran the london marathon during the week and will not stop going on about it. a record 840,000 people have applied to take part next year. and now leaving you with ten seconds of a cinema for dogs which has opened in norwich allowing owners to watch the amy winehouse back to black movie with their fluffy friends. unsurprisingly the event sold out in less than 48 hours. i love it, it isjust adorable. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. could the system that saw everton and nottingham forest docked premier league points be on its way out? england rugby star billy vunipola apologises, after being arrested in majorca following an incident in a nightclub. and nadal marches on. but the 22—time grand slam champion is made to work hard, to make the last 16 in madrid. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a premier league season full of drama on the pitch — with the title race still to be concluded. off the pi

artificial intelligence and the rights of performers, including 200+ names like stevie wonder, billie eilish and nicki minaj send an open letter. one of the big issues they are bringing up is ai's ability to learn from consent while pointing out several concerns. letter also knowledges that ai has some interesting creative possibility. >> ♪ >> one of the less controversial uses of ai in recent months is this beatles song title now and then. the track and music video were created with a little help from ai and in this case, the surviving members of the band welcomed the help. >>> streaming music is about to get more expensive. spotify is increasing its monthly subscription cost by $1 for individual users and $2 for family plans. this, according to a new bloomberg report. it also says new pricing tiers will offer things like better audio quality and even audiobooks. the price increase is expected later on this year. >>> as we look toward our next round of rain, we are looking at the likelihood of a spring super bloom. when nature lovers can expect on california's hillside. >>> you can watch us

stevie wonder, billy eilish a nicki minaj are just some of the 200 plus names featured in the open lettere of the big issues brought up is a.i.'s ability to re-create an artist voice without their consent. on the flip side, as the a.i. business continues to grow, so do efforts to improve the technology. openai has unveiled a new tool that is supposed to mimic human voices with extreme accuracy. joining us now, and addressing some concerns. video host and producer at cnet. thank you for being with us today. we are hearing a lot of opinions from people who want to use a.i. tech and from people who are against it. when it comes to this new voice tool, are there any similar issues that the general public could face concerns about re-creating their voice. >> openai is testing out something called voice engine which takes a 15 second sample of somebody talking and can create a very convincing replica and it is on the spot on. the concern is, you think anybody's voice and make it sound like they are saying something they never said. this is something that is being tested and it has not rolled ou

. >>> billie eilish, green day and lo lourde were among those signing a letter to the senate.cketmaster. the letter from the coalition fix the tix says predatory resellers should not be more profitable than the people dedicating their lives to art. for its part, live nation says it welcomes legislation that brings positive reform to live event ticketing, i hope that means better prices. they can really get up there. >> better prices and ease of actually getting the tickets. >>> new details on the milk supply. and how this golden pup was born with the luck of the irish. s bon with the luck of the irish. this is not just a stop for allergy meds. ♪♪ this is a great price on what you need... to survive the season. ♪♪ quick question. backed by an expert. okay. this is value. right in your neighborhood. thanks so much. walgreens. ♪♪ [alarm bell] rough start to your day? try new dial exfoliating body wash... with a touch of creamy cocoa butter and orange extract. reveals soft and healthy-feeling skin after just one shower. (♪♪) dial up your day. i love that my daughter still needs me

and in the world of artificial intelligence, billie eilish, the paik -- patriarch spira of itself, weain in a i decoded. we will start with that phone call between u.s. president joe biden and israel's prime minister benjamin. just ithe last 90 minutes or so, they hung up to each other. we have some sense of what they talked about, a readout give some details of that conversation and the tone of the u.s. towards israel has raised a few eyebrows. he made clear, this is joe biden, the readout goes, israel needs to announce a series of specific, concrete, measurable steps to address civilian harm, humanitarian suffering, and the safe of aid workers. so we have heard from president biden -- we haven't heard from president mine himself but we have heard from secretary of state antony blinken. >> despite important steps israel has taken to allow access into gaza, the results on the ground are woefully insufficient and unacceptable. 100% of the population of gaza knows cute levels of food insecurity. 100% of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance. and those working heroically t

a few special guests like billie eilish will perform.billie eilish? what a fun experience for those at coachella. >> no doubt. cool. >> favorite song? >> "don't speak." >> classic. >> let's have a little more taylor swift on the subject. some of her songs have reappeared on tiktok. a little background? earlier this year, universal group pulled popular songs from the platform. that meant some of her songs went silent. it is not clear why some of the music is back on tiktok. we reached out to all parties, but have not heard back. >>> up next, chris farley bio-pic is in the works. we know paul walter howser is in the lead. josh gad will direct it. he stole scenes like matt foley who lived in the van down by the river. farley passed away at 33 years old in 1997. >>> ryan gosling is hosting "snl" for the third time. he is known for breaking character in every sketch. this week's promos tease it. >> i'm ryan gosling hosting with chris stapleton. >> it's going to be a great show. >> you're not looking at the camera. >> sorry. >> you're still no

well, the bad guy singer hitting the road next year on nbc bay area billie eilish going on tour withs is making right here in theay area. and we're b and i left it under clear. yeah. i'll chicken off two shows here in the bay area and san jose at sap center, december 11th and 10th. those tickets go on sale friday. presale starts tomorrow. all right, well, you know what? now we can get out and sing our favorite bil

. >>> sticking with the music industry, billie eilish, nicki minaj and stevie wonder were among the 200 write a letter voicing concerns about artificial intelligence. it calls on platforms to stop using the technology to infringe upon and devalue the rights of human artists. while the letter does acknowledge some benefits of a.i. it calls against uses of the tech that sabotage creativity. we saw it of course with the strike earlier this year. you know, we're going to see a whole lot of different things evolve with this, and we'll see what happens with this letter as well. >> concern for performers across the board. >>> while netflix isn't telling tim robinson i think you should leave, he is shacking with a different network. hbo has ordered the chair company, a new pilot written by comedian and his partner zach cainen. they are best known for "i think you should leave", which dropped its third season last may. the show remains alive at netflix despite robinson's newest project with hbo. i have not tuned in for that. it might be time to put it on my list. >> there you go. i know what we'

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billie eilish will kick off her next tour this fall. along the way, eilish will stop at the sap center in san jose on december 10th and 11th. a tour is named after her new album, titled hit me hard and soft. presale tickets for fan club members start tomorrow and general sales start on friday. tickets are expected to go incredibly fast. okay audrey asistio joins us now with what's coming up next on this monday. janelle and roger, right now at six, we have reported on a lot of freeway shootings, but new numbers actually provide some hope that things are getting better. our investigative unit is breaking down the new data on freeway shootings. we'll tell you what they found. also pro-palestinian demonstrations are spreading across the country at various universities. we have the latest demands at stanford from stanford students and a closer look at students calls to divest in israel and what that really means. plus plans to revive nightlife in san francisco. the special summit held today aimed at breathing more life into the city's entert

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and singer billie eilish hits out at the practice of releasing multiple versions of vinyl records becausend is also up to number two in the world behind novak djokovic. the 22—year—old italian beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets to win the miami open. he won his first grand slam title, the australian open, injanuary and also won a touranment in rotterdam. he has been beatenjust once this year, by carlos alcaraz, in the semifinals of indian wells, and he's jumped above the spaniard in the rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling.

but it's interesting that, you know, comparably big stars like ariana grande and billie eilish have not lot... 0k. so, i think people are quite intrigued that this decision doesn't seem to be a rising tide lifting all ships. right. well, let's bring in augusta saraiva from bloomberg economics — well, you're the economics reporter at bloomberg and, as i said earlier, you coined the term swiftonomics. well done. how did you start reporting on taylor swift? well, it actually started with a personal question, which was "why can't i get tickets?" right? so, when she announced that tour in 2022, i was essentially trying to get tickets myself and they were sold out immediately. so, the next morning — and, i mean, i, like you said, i'm an economics reporter, so i cover things like inflation, the labour market and consumer demand. so, the next morning, i was actually talking to my boss who has — who's a dad to two girls, and he also tried to get tickets and couldn't. so, we did ask ourselves this question — what does this say about the us economy? right? because i don't know to what extent peopl

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and in the world of artificial intelligence billie eilish, the patriachy�*s fear of itself, and is thenet too small? we'll explain all in al decoded. will start with that phone call between joe will start with that phone call betweenjoe biden and prime minister benjamin netanyahu after last 90 minutes and also they hung up to each other. and we'll have some sense of what they talked about and something called a readout here which gives some details that conversation and the tone of the us towards israel has raised a few eyebrows. he made clear this isjoe biden, the readout goes, israel needs to announce and implement a series of measurable steps to announce civilian harm, humanitarian suffering and the safety of aid workers. we haven't heard from president biden yet but we have heard from the secretary of state, antony blinken.— heard from the secretary of state, antony blinken. despite important ste -s antony blinken. despite important steps israel _ antony blinken. despite important steps israel is _ antony blinken. despite important steps israel is allow _ antony blinken. despite im

i billie eilish, pearljam and nicki minaj are among more than 200 artists who've signed an open letterredatory use of artificial intelligence in the industry. michelle fleury in new york has more. to billy, aia is the bad guy and for katy perry it is time to rise. a growing number of musicians say companies are training ai musicians say companies are training al to replace artists. in an open letter they acknowledge the creative potential of ai but called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe upon and devalue the right of human artists. 0ne upon and devalue the right of human artists. one year ago suppose a collaboration between drake and the weekend went viral but it was an ai song made by somebody called ghost writer. last month tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using ai a law to protect artists from using al to copy and artist's voice without permission. country music star luke was at the signing of the bill. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now it is musicians who are raising thei

are coming together to call for a concert ticket reform artists, including popular names like billie eilishd and green day signing a letter to congress saying the current system is broken and calling out predatory ticket resellers and platforms inflating ticket prices. the state doesn't give fans a fair chance to see their favorite artists. the musicians are also pushing for congress to support the fans first act, which was introduced back in december. megan, the stallion's hot girl summer tour is coming to chase the 3 time grammy award winning artist will be performing on. >> june 23rd tickets were released today. the lowest price without fees is about $70. and the san francisco art fair is this weekend, the fair features artists from all over the world. >> going down at fort mason center doors open at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. a single-day ticket available online starting at 35 bucks. if you want to go both days, those tickets start at $65. a popular film festival that takes place in utah could be coming to san francisco. >> the san francisco film commission says it submitted a bid to

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to billie eilish, it's the new bad guy. signed by 200-plus musicians, including smokey robinson, the jonas brothers and katy perry, saying the use of artificial intelligence devalues the right of human artists, adding this assault on human creativity must be stopped. ♪ i'm gonna soak up the sun ♪ >> reporter: sheryl crow signed the letter. her new album is inspired by a.i. concerns. >> it terrifies me. ♪♪ >> reporter: fears grew louder last year with this totally a.i.-generated song. a deep fake of drake and the weeknd raising concerns about how easy it is to clone voices. as demonstrated in this video. ♪ but i attacked a whole religion ♪ >> you might notice i sound like kanye west. this is a.i. so let me come back to my original voice for a second because this is crazy. >> reporter: they are training a.i. models to replace human artists. last month, tennessee became the first state to pass a law protecting musicians from a.i., the elvis act, which stands for ensuring likeness, voice and image security. luke bryant was at t

.# at the beginning of the month, billie eilish and nicky minaj, stevie wonder, among 200 high—profiley voice and use it in their own music, it doesn't seem fair when i've spent all of my 20 years trying to learn how i sing like i do, and now a computer can sort of steal my identity and use it. it's a bit worrying, for sure as an artist. and of course there aren't enough protections at the moment, is the suggestion. yeah, exactly. i think that could be something that they should do, sort of set thresholds, on how much can be used in al, because i guess, in one way, you can't deny its use, because ai, it is integrating into all industries so there needs to be an element of ai in the industry somehow, but i think you need to stop at some level, although i don't really know where that is, yet. the best will in the world, people have asked to use al, to write a song in the manner of nick cave, and he was absolutely furious. yeah. but you can't stop it, it seems. no, you can't, and that's the thing. that is the thing. songwriting is really about these vulnerable stories that detail, and you

. >> billie eilish.ie wonder. >> i love hip hop and r&b i love john mayer. >> if you give me just one night, you're gonna see me in a new light. >> do you all listen to music together. >> yeah. >> what do you listen to. >> rap. >> rap, yeah. rap music. >> so you all agree. >> yeah, yeah. >> who is your favorite rap artist. >> travis scott ♪ ♪ >> carley: picture your favorite artist standing right here what would you say to him or her. >> you saved my life. >> what's your favorite thing about listening to music why do you connect so much. >> i love the way it makes me feel. i always have a good time whenever i go to concerts or hanging out with friends. >> music creates friendship. connected through a lot of people through music at con glerts do you listen to the same music. >> kind of, yeah. >> does she influence your music tastes. >> i influence her. >> what is cool we have a father/son duo. you have two generations does he listen to any of the music that you listen to. >> not so much, no. i listen to h

katy perry, stevie wonder and billie eilish are among the artists who signed the letter submitted by the nonprofit artists rights alliance. it asks ai developers, technology companies and digital music services to pledge that they will not develop or deploy ai music generation that replaces the artistry of songwriters or denies them fair compensation for their work. >> still to come tonight, more backlash over the plan to rename the oakland airport san francisco leaders making their opposition official also a flooded flight. >> what forced the plane to turn around and had flight attendants scrambling to clean up? >> plus another setback for big sur residents following the closure of highway one. the delay in convoys just announced by caltrans business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses th

musicians coming together to call for concert ticket reform artists, including popular names like billie eilish lord and green day signed a letter to congress saying the current system is broken and said they do not like predatory ticket resellers and platforms raising the prices. they say it doesn't give fans a fair chance to see their favorite artists. musicians are also pushing for congress to support the fans first act, which was introduced back in december. this weekend. it's all about country music, a stagecoach 2024 is now under way. some of the big acts include willie nelson post malone and jelly roll. eric church closed out first night last night ran lambert's going to take the main stage tonight. post malone is also going to be taking the stage tonight as >> we have a more nice weather and store. a little breezy will deal with, we'll have a >> oh, my goodness. this stunning ski jumping and flying over 900 feet will actually not be recognized as a world record wiped japanese ski jumper. rio be she went down a ramp and flew 955 feet through the air in northern iceland on wednesday and h

and i had some people like to dance to billie eilish and the bad guy singer is performing. >> at thep center, that's coming up on december 10th. >> and the know. >> it doesn't sound like he's on the radio anyway. check out our website. if you want to get on that concert had a way with his love. that will be for me to. here's the 7 day forecast warming up towards the latter portion of the week. lower 80's watch out this weekend. clouds, cold, wind. well, that's all we all right. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a good day. narrator: today on dr. phil. welcome to my hoarding nightmare. narrator: her husband left 12 years ago. i thought he'd come back. and he did. how did you know he was even gone? narrator: he wants to remarry her. are you trying to get half of her stuff? narrator: but only if she dumps the junk. my son does not have a place to sleep.

stevie wonder, billie eilish, just some of the 200 artists who are part of an open letter urging thesays ai is stealing their voices and likenesses and violating their rights. the letter comes from the artists rights alliance, an artist-led nonprofit, and it comes after tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from ai last month. advocates say it is to make sure that ai tools cannot replicate an artist's voice without consent. that seems pretty fair. >> i think so. >>> trending this morning, your chance to be a billionaire is happening again. >> that's right. well, because there's almost $1.1 billion up for grabs in tonight's powerball drawing, a cash value of $527.3 million. your odds in winning are 1 in 292 million. monday night's winning numbers were 19, 24, 40, 42, 56, with the powerball number of 23. a handful of people won some of the smaller prizes. i don't shoot high, i just want some of the smaller prizes. >> just make your money back. >> well, a little more. >> i had all of those numbers at one point. >> not on the same ticket. >> but still -- >> yo

and billie eilish finally unveil details surrounding her highly anticipated follow-up to twenty-twentyones happier than ever over 3rd studio album entitled hit me hard and soft. >> we'll drop on may 17th and will not be preceded by any in an instagram post eilish said, quote, i want to give it all to you all at once. once released limited versions of the album created using 100% recyclable materials will be available. so look for alright, soon, can't wait to hear it. >> well, a southern california company, they're hoping offer luxury overnight train service between la and san francisco companies caught dream star and they reached an initial agreement with the union pacific railroad. these the tracks already used by amtrak pacific surfliner costar light. saving cars would have private rooms and beds have flour riders to lie completely flat. there would be queen and showers each role. all passengers even have access to high-speed internet and even food and beverage services. there's no final agreement yet. dream starts as the new service could begin as soon as next summer. it's unclear h

. >> grammy winner billie eilish could be coming out with new music, according to variety, billboards been popping up all around the world. the billboards also show what appear to be new lyrics. fans are speculating a new album because she did something similar to tease the release of her 2021 album. her next album would be only her third. neither eilish nor her team has commented on the billboards >> get it? yes. so we know sunny days in the bay area means more outdoor activities and that means more live music. this is matt bolton entertaining people at thrive city outside chase center in san francisco yesterday. he is the first performer in thrive city's live music lunch series. it runs from noon to 130 every tuesday until june 11th. organizers say it's a great way to spend your lunch hour enjoying live music from local bay area musicians. i would agree that is really cool. >> i mean, yesterday was a beautiful day. we have some changes to the forecast. today turns cooler and windier if you're traveling today to some of our hubs across the nation. l.a. looking lovely with sunshine at

. >> and check this out oscar winner and music artist billie eilish joined lana del rey on stage on stage a surprise duet. the pair sang two songs together. the crowd cheered them on. del rey said she was grateful to have eilish standing next to her on stage for her headlining performance, and rock band no doubt reunited over the weekend in the desert, gwen stefani and the original bandmates perform live together for the first time in more than eight years. olivia rodrigo joined the group on stage. no doubt is set to be back in coachella next weekend. >> one thing that was not on the festival lineup. there's people walking again, yes. they're just walking and having a good time. they had a minor earthquake. the southern california desert and festival goers got a classic california wake up call yesterday morning. a magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattled riverside county around nine in the morning. there they are walking the spits. i have seen them four times now. this morning. no reports of any damage. there they are. >> no earthquake video. it's hard to find when it's, you know , less than four