it's kind of a big deal. ♪ >>> oscar-winning actress diane keaton has been entertaining moviegoers forury. with the new movie "mack and rita" opening tomorrow, she's as busy as ever. here's abc's will reeve. >> reporter: she's a hollywood legend. >> diane, look at me, look at me! >> reporter: a style icon for generations. >> la-di-da, la-di-da. >> reporter: from baby boomers to gen-z. >> these pocket computer photo albums are actually my job these days. >> reporter: and now diane keaton is bringing her unique self to a new movie. in the cross-generational rom-com "mack and rita." >> oh my god, somebody help me, this is not me! >> reporter: the glamorous 70s-something rita, who morphs from mack after a mishap in a tanning bed in palm springs. >> i laid down in that pod, when i came out, i was in this body! >> how would you describe what happens to mack that turns her into rita? >> an opportunity to be somebody else for the first time. an opportunity to fly away and do it, not be so contained. >> and it happens in a tanning booth? >> yeah, it happens in a tanning booth, where things are

diane keaton played kay, the american graduate who marries michael corleone. is more progressive, she does ask questions. what was that? that's an accident, . but nobody was hurt. she does challenge the world to some extent. and i think it's interesting because you see the mafia and the world through her eyes. at the beginning we are at the same point of view as her, we are the outsider curious about this world and want to know more about it. my father helped him with his career. he did? how? that is one of the strong points of the film but it's unfortunate, they could have done a lot more with the character. how long have you been back? i think she is often presented as this sort of lovesick, weeping, distressed women who is just in love with michael. what do you want with me, after all this time without even calling or writing. i don't think that she has to be a main character in this film, if you are going to reboot the godfather that is what you should do, that is what should happen. in the world outside the godfather in 1972, there were waves of feminist p

everywhere diane keaton goes, she brings her diane keaton-ness. >> you know, these pocket computer photo albums are actually my job these days. >> reporter: and now diane keaton is bringing her unique self to a new movie. in the age bending, self-finding rom-com, "mack & rita." >> oh, oh, my god. somebody help me. this is not me! >> reporter: keaton plays rita, a glamorous septuagenarian with a zest for life who is born out of mack's 30-year-old psyche after a mishap with a healer in palm springs. >> i laid down in that pod and when i came out,k i was in this body. >> how would you describe what happens to mack that turns her into rita? >> an opportunity to be somebody else for the first time, an opportunity to fly away and do it and not be so contained. >> and it happens in a tanning booth? >> yeah, it happens in a tanning booth where things are strange and new. >> those aren't my legs. >> reporter: rita is dynamic, fun and something of a social , the main inspiration for the viral grandma coastal fashion 'etic. how does it feel that you're the f

and diane keaton was commemorated for 60-year long career her hand and footprints permanently cementedollywood keenen's work in beloved classics like annie hall and something has to give has earned her an oscar and two golden globes. >>> the best part of waking up is getting more expensive. two thirds of americans start their day with a cup of coffee, but these soaring prices are delivering a big jolt. here is sam brock. >> reporter: whether you like it hot, iced or even frozen, enjoying a cup of coffee is how millions of americans start their day. but even though so many have a whole lot of love for the bean -- it's becoming increasingly costly to get that morning caffeine rush. >> the price of everything is going up i normally drink coffee at home. unless special occasions >> reporter: in north dallas, britney willis is a franchise owner of a pj's coffee of new orleans, everything from cooking oil to cups now costs more, pushing coffee prices up, too. >> inflation is really challenging. i've been very hesitant to increase my prices but you get to a point as a business owner where you

but really, it's diane keaton who's created this great character of annie hall. >> oh, well, la-di-da the show. >> oh, lovely. >> swept the academy awards, which is very rare for a comedy. it won best picture, best writer, best director, and best actress for diane keaton. >> i remember seeing it during college and being in tears at the end. not because it was sad, but just because i couldn't take the artistry. it's just this beautiful symphony. >> there was really this feeling of, how can you top "annie hall"? and in many ways, "manhattan" did it. first of all, it stands out right away because of that beautiful black and white photography by the late, great gordon willis. and of course you had that score by george gershwin opening with "rhapsody in blue." >> it showed new york in the most romantic way. in a way that new york wasn't thought about in the '70s. >> hi. what are you doing here? >> well, i'm here, of course i'm here. >> here's a movie set mostly in little dialogue scenes between cynical, nervous intellectuals on a giant wide screen. >> isn't it beautiful out? >> there's thi

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then chef bobby flay, diane keaton and a scorching performance from megan thee stallion.will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: good morning everyone. i am kumasi aaron. >> we are going to end on a high note with a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is completely foggy so be aware of low visibility as you move in and out of the north. wrapping up with the bay bridge toll plaza where it is still backed up. lisa: we are looking at the marine layers still on the move. it is retre

ahead of ourselves and continue to enjoy this show but tomorrow, we are going to have oscar winner diane keatonarvis back with whether this is the right time to buy. hey, rebecca, a lot of houses on the market right now. >> reporter: a lot of houses on the market right now, george, but the overwhelming feeling for anyone who has been trying to buy is that it's really, really tough out there and one reason is that prices are expensive. they're up about 20% from a year ago, the other reason has been stutting to changendhe po ithat two-thi tt homes up the market for 3 rtulcause mortgage rates have been climbing. there are these questions about the economy and people just aren't certain, george. so when you have fewer buyers, potentially out there ready to go and sellers are waiting to see what's going on, you have the kind of market that we're looking at right now. >> of course, those mortgage rates climbing comes with inflation. >> reporter: it does come with inflation, and what we've seen interestingly is that prices so far have not come down despite the fact that you're seeing this increase sup