millions of children in california can get books for free starts next june all thanks to dolly parton a new state law offers more for her imaginable library. children imaginable library. children can can get free books until the age of five. after that you're on your own. > >> a leaked audio tape where president martinez made racist remarks to describe the behavior behavior of a fellow council member's black son during a par. >> this could be a beat down, lt me take him around the corner and i'll bring him back. there's back. there's nothing you do tol him. i was like oh my god. >> you heard that beep . martin made the comment of thefellow council member's son. >> put pressure on her to talk t black-latino relations and races in los angeles. >> martinez said she made the rs in a moment of intense frustration and anger.she said that she was worried about the >> hundreds of people came out for the annual walk to defeat als in san mateo. we spoke to a woman diagnosed with the disease disease last year since then she's dedicated her life to figt the disease. >> i started to notice some we

dolly parton is helping children in california experience the wonder of reading.r's office tweeted a video about the expansion of dolly parton's imagination library across the state it'll provide children under five with free books for a while one book a month will be mailed to a child's home more than 2.4 million kids in california will get the chance to enroll in this program the library launched in 1995 in tennessee. where part grew up she was inspired to create the program by her father who could not read or write. a former president jimmy carter turned 98 years old today. he celebrated at a parade in his hometown of plains, georgia and the carter center will host a series of virtual events to celebrate his legacy. garter is the oldest living us president. he was a peanut farmer and navy lieutenant before going into politics. his wife rosalind celebrated her 95th birthday in august spencer. so appropriate that you are sitting here coming out of this story because you two are friends. i've spent a lot of time with the carters it had the great honor of emceeing

tweeted a video about the expansion of dolly parton's imagination library.ren under five with free books, one book a month mailed to the child's home. 12.4 million kids in california it will get the chance to enroll . library launched in 1995 in tennessee where she grew up and she was inspired to grade the program by her father, who couldn't read or write. happening san francisco neighborhood the fair kicks off at 11:00 this morning. it lasts six tonight. you'll be able to catch live music from artist djs and performers on the main stage. there's also going to be food and local vendors proceeds will go towards local nonprofit organizations and the general maintenance of the iconic rainbow flag that flies in harvey milk plaza. and next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am and the sierra foothills remains discovered in the mountains investigators are wondering if it might be what's left of a missing oakley woman and devastation in florida how residents are trying to stay afloat after post-tropical cyclone ian ripped through, florida and south carolina. you are you? in ev

dolly parton singing "free bird" and sammy hagar singing "single man" a whole group of people.that was set up by my band members you can preorder this album. and our movie, you know, i gave you that birthday present, happy birthday, steve. but our movie that we did, the true story of lynyrd skynyrd plane crash, three survivors my band, children help me do the soundtrack and we did the movie. so, enjoyed that. >> steve: there is so much that happen 45 years ago today. so check out the movie and for dvd and everything else. artemis, thank you for joining us, a real pleasure. >> happy birthday and nice to meet you, rachel. >> steve: we are going to do news with carley. >> it is great to have you in the studio. we have some news to get to darting with the concerning story out of new jersey. the search intensifying for university student who has been missing for four days. undergrad student was last seen on friday near her dorm onto new jersey campus. authorities are asking the public for any information that might help locate the missing 20-year-old. practicing christian is suing t

you may remember the movie version with dolly parton. the messages from the movie are still relevant today. >> reporter: back stage it begins with thiconic blonde wig. >> she's a texan woman. she's a southern girl. >> reporter: make up and vintage clothes. >> i play judy burnly. i would describe judy as very innocent and sweet. >> i am playing violet. she is just so resilient. >> reporter: not to mention glued on facial hair. >> franklin hart. he really thinks he is hot stuff. >> reporter: once characters hit the stage, you get the picture. 71 students at hills dale high school in san mateo putting on a musical known as 9 to 5. it's based on a hit movie that premiered more than 40 years ago, decades before these kids were born. the play is about three women who take on their boss and end up fighting sexual harassment, gender discrimination, unequal pay. costumes may feel dated but cially ufg themes retherstill e ink en itdoes ocit more and ha de. women are slowly being restricted. in the show you have women who are just looked over and t

career update from country music superstar dolly parton what she says about going on tour.from this burning home and happened in the city of red oak, about 50 miles southeast of omaha, nebraska. when the man took a wrong turn, he happened to see the house on fire. he didn't hear smoke alarms going off, so he banged on windows and yelled three children ran out as flames raged around them. the children's adult older brother also escaped to safety. parents were out of town. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now to the latest on the war in ukraine, international leaders are criticizing russia's decision to pull out of the u. n brokered deal to allow grain shipments out of odessa. meantime the kremlin accused ukraine of launching a drone attack against russian ships in the black sea, which ukrainian forces have denied. greg palkot is in kiev with the story. new word about the impact of russia's decision this weekend to back out of that u n brokered grain deal reported a ship full of much needed food supplies bound for africa stuck in the ukrain

>> i want to be remembered just as -- like a dolly parton. nobody had a bad word. the fact that i'm fairly talented and this and that, that's okay, but i just want building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a big hole and mysteries remain in atherton where a car buried for decades was uncovered what city officials are telling us today a string of crimes in the east bay ends with police shooting and killing a man wanted in multiple violent incidents. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen z and i'm dionne lim it all began with a robbery in emeryville then a shooting in hayward and ended with the police shooting in castro valley abc news reporter. dustin dorsey has the details now on what happened. 15 minutes it took just about 15 minutes for a domestic violence dispute to turn into a police chase and ultimately a deadly shooting between a suspect in hayward officers the man not yet identified by the alameda county sheriff's office fired multiple rounds at an apartment complex and flashed a handgun at responding officers. he was obvi

. >> well, dolly parton says she's done touring in an interview with the whole star. >> the beloved country music singer says she will to a full-blown tour again, she's not ruling out special performances here and there. the jolene singer says she's toward her whole life and it takes so much time and energy. ali, who is now? 76 is set to be inducted into the rock and hall rock and roll hall of fame next week. friends and family came together to honor and remember loretta lynn, a groundbreaking country singer whose career spanned over 6 decades last night. artists saying in tribute to the woman who inspired many, stephanie langston has that story? >> well, as a memorable evening from the moment you want and friends uninvited guest given a flower and a program with a handwritten lyrics. a coal miner's daughter on the backside, of course, are at a remembered for her grace and for dressing like a queen. many for folding gowns on display just inside. course, it was a night full of tears and a few laughs just as loretta would want it. >> from the women that she inspired to those that recognized l

megan mullally, sean hayes, dolly parton and more. ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ >>> and an adventure ofe time. is live at the glorious glaciers of switzerland, disappearing faster than we've ever seen, impacting 200 million people around the world. this morning, the mission to keep cool. ♪ as cold as ice i know ♪ >>> good morning, america. hope you're going well this tuesday morning. >> ginger, "cold as ice," is live in switzerland where they've seen the worst year on record for glacier loss as climate change warms our planet. ginger is going to show us what's being done to slow it down. >>> but we begin with another deadly shooting in our nation's schools. a teacher and a 16-year-old student were killed, seven others were wounded at a high school in st. louis. police killed the gunman who was a recent graduate of that high school. alex perez is live on the scene with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. there were seven security officers working here at the school. they were able to quickly radio for help. what started as a normal school day wi td to c

and dolly parton, i just love dolly parton so much. >> she's 76.oes on and in part, we saw in 2020, the $1 million donation she made toward vaccine research, and that contributed to moderna's production of the covid-19 vaccine. >> amazing. >> i would argue dolly parton, american hero and someone who has in recent years gotten the recognition she deserves and a lifetime of service. >> greatest living american is dolly parton. >> and the donations of books. >> and commitment to animals. katty kay, this is something you and i have talked about through know your value events and confidence code events over the years, and this partnership with forbes for this list it just shows our daughters don't rush, don't do what we did, okay. you can enjoy the moment. >> what i love, i keep coming back to this. first of all, it's a genius idea, congratulation, i love the women, i love that we are profiling women who are achieving so much. and some are achieving so much because they have been amazingly successful and made a lot of money along the way, and some of th

>> i want to be remembered just as -- like a dolly parton. nobody had a bad word.fairly talented and this and that, that's okay, but i just want people to know, he was good. people to know, he was good. >> he was. halfway through, bam,. when i knew my injuries wereser. i made a phone call. when i spoke with jacoby & meye. they made sure they understood , and that they put me in the r. the insurance company tried tols stayed dedicated to focused on . i felt reassured and i wouldn'tl bills and things like that, andt to get the best settlement for . body has been found but the investigation into what was on earth in the backyard of an atherton mansion is far from over we're live with the item on the case families lost homes to the north bay wildfires then lost money to contractors who promised to rebuild and didn't and now have to wait even longer to see those contractors sentence also ahead. repeatedly arresting the same people repeatedly referring the same person for mental health treatment. that is extremely frustrating. he's a former deputy police chief in oakland

. >> joey: people are talking on dolly parton. >> kat: name one other person. >> greg: angelo hansberrye generous, they have made billions of dollars making themselves look better. i make not millions of dollars strapping on robot legs every day. you are who you are. tom shillue couldn't recreate that. that's a very transformative lock. i think people get to say something about it. >> greg: what if we are all wrong and she has discovered the way we are supposed to look? >> tyrus: no matter what you say. i knew something was missing. the mole she used to have is now on her forehead. >> greg: it tried to escape. it tried to escape. >> tyrus: that's a lot of pull back. [laughter] she had that cute mole. now it's on her forehead. all right. that's all i'm going to say. angela lansbury. rest in peace. >> greg: i was saying in the break she play lorenz hart reads mother in 1962. that was in the manchurian candidate, the better version. that technically would make her 120 right now. she's 96. >> tyrus: i lived in a house in burbank, california. her name was on everything. >> greg: was she ther

dolly parton says her touring days are over.he says she does not plan to go on the road and tour ever again. the 76-year-old says she will do a long weekend of shells but she has no intention of going on a full-blown tour. she says, she prefers to stay closer at home with her husband and they say -- she says she is getting older and she doesn't want to be gone for several weeks at a time. i don't like seeing the passage of time. jobina: as -- lisa: is and the truth? -- isn't that the truth? reggie: the change of time is natural but you don't have to love it. kumasi: give me some time to mentally prepare. give me some time to say goodbye -- and they come back and say i am back again. reggie: i didn't love the people next to me but i loved her. lisa: my first tv job was in knoxville, when dolly would was coming --dollywood was coming. the weather is feeling like the season as we turn to a new month. we will look for rainfall and snow but today, the cloud cover and the cooler day and fog as we get going and you can see all the clou

any time you watch the hearing, you can see the committee was more stacked than dolly parton playing jenga. it's bursting with contempt for trump and his supporters. a witch hunt armed with preordained conclusions and empowered with unlimited time and effort all on the taxpayer's deem, which some worth 3 cents since biden took office. they're having a trial where the prosecution and judges are on the same side and opposed by no one. with that setup, i could convict tom hanks of murder. i just might. just validates trump supporter's suspicions that the fix was in and always in. dems are right. the hearings will anger some americans but not in the way they think. people don't swallow b.s. even when you hide it in kilmeade's sandwich. fact is, the country has big problems. economy, crime, the border, harry and meghan. what are we going to do with them? the dems work to distract rather than attack the problems. they spend their energy on these issues instead of political theatrics. like they're frustrated movie directors. rather than solve the problems head on, they find weirder things t

. > >> thanks to dolly parton, a new new state law provides money for for her imagination library program and parents can send her her kids up to get a free book by mail every month until 5. it hometown in tennessee. over 27 years, it is expanding across 14 14 states and five countries. >> >> such an amazing program. > >> hundreds of people stepping up to fight als. they took part in a walk to defeat als in san mateo. we spoke to a woman diagnosed with the disease last year who has dedicated to fighting it. >> i started noticing some weakness a left arm and i thought i was over doing it. >> reporter: >> reporter: it was not the script she would have ever written for herself. the weakness in her arm was a early indication of a devastating diagnosis. als. afternoon to thc the public as lou gehrig disease. >> i do not have the gene or any any family history. was definitely shocking. >> reporter: it is a disease that can manifest in a myriad ways. it robs them of the ability to walk, talk, swallow, and eventually to breathe. >> one of the things it does is you lose your independence. >> repor

there's nothing we can agree on as americans and these times maybe puppies or ice cream obviously dolly partont the vast vast majority of us agree on but there is this. but overwhelming margins, american support legislation to lower the price of prescription drugs, by huge margin they would allow medicare to negotiate with drug companies make drugs cheaper. americans who support that is like 70 or 80%. it's like puppies. but lo and behold, representative democracy is broken out the included a provision when they passed a big inflation reduction act this past summer voter said it was a favorite part of the bill. democratic's kept at their they passed they'd been pursuing went to president biden signed into law on august there's something americans have wanted by huge margins for margins and it became the very very popular law of the land congratulations plus the same bill put a cap on how much seniors have to pay for drugs overall including insulin, also hugely popular and the democrats got it done and get it passed and that is how things stand in my law under the legislation the president bide

obviously, dolly parton, yes.itically, is there anything the vast, vast majority of us agree on? there is this. by overwhelming margins, americans support legislation to lower the price of prescription drugs. by a huge margin, americans in favor of allowing medicare, the health insurance program for seniors, allowing medicare to negotiation ever negotiate with drug companies to make drugs cheaper. poll after poll, americans who support that. it is like 70 to 80%. it is puppies and ice cream support. but lo and behold, representative democracy has broken out. democrats included a provision along those lines when they passed the big inflation reduction act. democrats kept it in there. they accomplished the goal they've been pursuing for a generation when president biden signed it into law in august. something americans have wanted by huge margins for decades. medicare negotiating for lower drug prices. it becomes the very, very popular law of the land. congratulations. plus, same bill, put a cap on how much seniors

dolly parton called her a sister and a friend whom she misses dearly. osmond creditor the singer as the reason she fell in love with country music. miranda lambert tweeted, she placed so many trails for all of us in country music. she was 90 years old. here is catie beck on her life and legacy. >> reporter: merissa lynn saying about what she knew. it was not always pretty but it was wrong and it was real. the authenticity helped to earn her a place in country music history. born in 1932 in butcher hollow, kentucky. she came from humble beginnings. her blue-collar pride was the focus of her career. she had a best-selling book that made it to an oscar-winning film starring sissy spacek and tommy lee jones. she found the love of her life when she was just 13. he was not an ideal husband. she dealt with his drinking and cheating by singing about it. >> he says if it is true, write it. that's what i do. >> reporter: despite the hardship they stayed together until his death. many of her songs had a feminist slant almost unheard of in country music in this era

. >> you probably remember the movie version with dolly parton. the students tell us it's still relevant today. >> reporter: backstage it all begins with the iconic blonde wig. >> i play a texan woman. >> reporter: a little makeup and vintage clothes. >> i play the character judy burnley. i would describe her as very innocent and very sweet. >> i am playing violet and she is just so resilient. >> reporter: not to mention the glued on facial hair. >> i play frank linhart, he's one of the boys and he really thinks he's hot stuff. once the characters hit the stage you get the big picture. 71 students at hillsdale high school in san mateo putting on a show, a musical known as 9-to-5. it's based on a hit movie that premiered more than 40 years ago, decades before these kids were born. the play is about three women who take on their boss and end up fighting sexual harassment, gender discrimination and unequal pay. the costumes may feel dated but the underlying themes remain timeless. >> there's still inequality especially in workplaces. >> i think when

dolly parton gets another award.of philanthropy considered one of the highest honors in the field. parton was recognized for her program imagination library, which provides free books to kids under 5 every month. she was also recognized for her donation to coronavirus vaccine research. and as we head to the break, if you're looking for something fun to do this weekend, you can check out noise pops, 20th street block party in san francisco. there's going to be live music, food, trucks and local vendors to check out this kicks off at noon on valencia street between 18th and 21st street. it is free. but if you are interested in going, you are asked to please rsvp. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low wit

nashville to throw his hat in the ring for music thing and he made an album with some iconic artists, dolly partone. so many amazing -- rush did record a song with leslie. so i think that speaks volumes of who he is. and what was the most impactful for me is the way he brought other people along with him in this -- these moments of success. and the spotlight, he did a lot for me. i got to perform at the rhyman and get to be on the grand old onry, being queer in nashville, that is not always know if those opportunities are going to find you. and the fact that leslie came and paved a way and made things like that happen for me, i'm forever grateful. >> well we are grateful for your time and for your memories and your remembrances as well. fancy heygood, my sincere condolences aand i hope those memories continue to bring you joy as you think about your dear friend in those tough moments. >> thank you for having me. >> and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ you don't know what you're getting into, but at t the end of the day, you know you have a team behindd you that can help you. not havingng to worry about th

woman enough to take my man ♪ >> carley: some of country music's biggest stars paying tringet dolly partone sisters all the years we have been in nashville. wonderful human being, wonderful heart. had millions of fans and i'm won of item. carrie underwood writes shoe irreplaceable. incredibly missed. but her legacy lives on and those of us who she has influenced. reba mcentire said i always did and i always will love loretta. i surely appreciate her paving the rough and rocky road for all us girl singers. loretta lynn was 90 years old. those are your headlines. >> steve: god rest her soul. i met her here in the halls at the fox news channel. very nice person. said she watched all the time. >> ainsley: we used to listen to her music. my grandparents loved her, too. >> brian: meanwhile, 23 minutes after the hour. did anyone have a chance to see tucker carlson last night? he sat down with a sequel of tony bobulinski and first half hour totally commercial free and should have been absolutely riveting. i knew a lot of this story and so do you out there because you watch this channel. other peop

his co-authors include dolly parton and bill clinton.e is competitive with other big name writers. i want to start with your book "empire." several times in your autobiography you note you are the best selling writer on earth. how important is that to you? >> it isn't. >> why do you say it a couple of times? >> i don't remember saying it. i'm sure i did. it isn't important. one of the -- the fortunate things for me is i grew up in upstate new york, a little town. a blessing that i have is that i still see the world through the eyes of this kid. t this is a big deal. the idea i have written books with president clinton, et cetera, the idea i have sold a lot of books, i'm not impressed with it. i have sold a lot of books. >> how do you explain it? >> i think mainly i am -- i think i'm a good storyteller. i think that's useful. i have a sense for -- when i'm writing a book, i pretend there's somebody across from me and i don't want them to get up until i finish the story. i think that's both my strength and my weakness. strength because it

here's why.ring, any time you watch the hearing, you see that the committee was more stacked than dolly parton playing jenga. and it's burstn dolly. it's bursting with contempt for trump and his supporters. rswitch hunt, armed with preordained conclusions and empowered with unlimitedando time and effort, allth on the taxpayer's dime, which is now worth only three centsde since biden took office. they're having a trial office. e the prosecution and judges are on the same side and opposede an by no one . with that setup, i could convict tom hanks of murder. igt and i just might add , it just validates trump's supportersspis suspicions that the fix is ins n and the fix was always in.n. so the dems are right.s but no the hearings are going to anger some americans, but not in the way they think. >> people don't swallow b.s.n and even when you hide it and kill meat sandwich. . fact is , this country has bigry problems. th >> economy, crime, the border. harry and megan, what are we going to do with them? but the dems work to distract ac rather than attack the problems. imagine they spentproble allca

dolly parton says she is done touring in a new interview with pole star, the beloved country music singer says she will not do a full-blown tour again. but she's not ruling out special performances here. and there. jolene singer says she's toured her whole life and it takes so much energy and time. she's now 76 years old and is set to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame next week. after months of rumors, domestic troubles, nfl legend tom brady and supermodel giselle bundchen's are getting divorced. the 2 had been married for 13 years. they both made that announcement on instagram this morning. meantime, brady's not very much better on the field during thursday night. football is gate foot thursday night football game against the ravens. he broke the record for the most times sacked in the nfl he's been sacked 555 times. by the way, some buccaneers, 3rd loss roadway across taken away. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the world series is here. game one tonight in houston, the underdog phillies trying to head the astro's their first loss of the postseason. housto

the queen of country dolly parton has another award. she has won the carnegie medal of philanthropy, considered one of the highest honors in that field. >> she was recognized for her program imagination library which provides free books to children under 5 every month. and she was recognized for her donations to coronavirus vaccine research back here at home. a short film puppies journey has been making the festival rounds and now the director and executive producer. >> are getting to show it here in the bay area. it's called andy a dog's tail and it comes from the minds of a couple of north bay powerhouses on 4 sistine wildman has the story. >> he's the star of the latest film from petaluma zone ignite animation studios. a classic hero's journey about the runt of the litter who overcomes a few obstacles to find his forever home. i think it's just a very simple story. it tells it tells the attraction jean schulz was the executive producer for the film and this also involved with canine companions, a national organization headquartered i

dolly parton and theresa gou. >> she's 54 years old. she's a venture capitalist.d the first fund with $250 million. she manages a billion dollars. the best part about had her fund is it's multigenerational. she takes investors of all ages to identify the best ideas. >> speaking of that, edith cooper, there's a mother daughter thing happening. >> there's a mother/daughter thing happening here. she was the first black female partner at goldman sachs, but at 59 she and her daughter cofounded a coaching and business development company called med low. they are mentoring women who don't have access to traditional business coaching services. >> what's so cool is we have so much more to come. we'll va big luncheon in new york city honoring all these wimp. last year's was a plast. this is the big lead up to our summit in abu dhabi. where all the 50 over 50 honorees, including women on the global list and 30 under 30 list will we'll honor them and bring in major luminaries, do a lot of of mentoring and have the global capital of international women's day happening. so than

the queen of country, dolly parton has another award to add to her shelf. pardon one, the carnegie medal of philanthropy, which is considered to be the nobel peace prize of philanthropy. >> the singer and songwriter was recognized for her program imagination library, which provides free books to children under 5 every month. she was also recognized for her donation to coronavirus vaccine research that helped to develop the moderna vaccine. does it all? she's just getting cooler and cooler. yeah, she's always out and about doing something getting something is like and pardon stays active. >> very motivational. yeah. very motivation. all right. let's go into it for us here. at 9 o'clock. >> and catherine are here now with a preview of kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock on this friday night looks you gotta a jam-packed show had a lot going on. just teen 10. thank you very much. here's what working on. san francisco suspected serial stalker is in custody tonight. >> police arrested him just hours after a judge issued an arrest warrant against him. what we're learning a

. >> and to have made, you know, an album with dolly parton, chris stapleton. >> yeah. >> brandi carlileow, that's something. >> reporter: it sure was. ♪ when the trumpets of the lord shall sound and time shall be no more ♪ >> reporter: the last moment we captured with leslie jordan, he sang for us with producer danny myrick. ♪ when the road is called up yonder ♪ >> reporter: a favorite hymn, when the role is called up yonder. >> i've been baptized 13 times just to make sure, so i'm gonna be there. >> that was anthony m on jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. ... (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what

this is true i did a thing with dolly parton, her mountain magic special she is the coolest she has pictures it, like really tried. it's patchy and takes a long time. >> it's great. >> so then here is where it gets more name droppy i go back home and who is at dinner with my wife? paul mccartney d did. >> did he have a beard >> he had a beard. he goes, you don't have a beard. you are a beatles. i have a beard we're getting beards this is a sign from god. god is telling me to grow a beard. >> beards in the '60s, the beatles. >> we had a phase. >> is it tough to maintain >> it's a lot. it's itchy at first. then you get over it now you are into it. >> do you have beard products? >> i was going to say, shampoo >> on my birthday my beard experiment and then everybody bought me beard brushes, beard oils i have stuff, i am growing birds in my beard. pollo. i'm growing beards in my bird. >> what do you the girls think of it? >> one likes it. one doesn't like anything i do. >> okay. >> i don't like the beard, daddy. yahya. >> what's the '80s show you did last week? >> amazing we were booking the show

the 1960's after he was sued for copyright infringement he took photos of those he would paint, dolly partons honda, -- jane fonda, other celebrities. >> i have a questions -- a question about derivatives. i asked about the transformation point. you pointed to the language i asked mr. martin is about. he responded to me, well, sure. but that is also subject to the fair use statute. they have to be read in tandem. what is your response to his point? >> we think they have to be read in tandem. the word transformative is in the vision for derivative works and not fair use factors. it was a shorthand for articles that looked to transformative purpose, not transformative content, xavier becerra framing the case. if you think about how they are carving out space, you would never want a reading of the fair use safety valve that totally eviscerates the derivative work rights. so many derivative works can be described as conveying new meanings or messages. >> he said in the opening that the position of a petitioner would destabilize long-standing industry practices. then you flesh out why you think t

this morning that other queen of country music, dolly parton, praising the woman she saw not as a rivaleen in nashville. she was a wonderful human being, wonderful talent, and had millions of fans and i'm one of them. what an impact she had. guys? >> truly, truly was, and i have to tell you. did you see t.j. over here listening to her lyrics? >> he kept saying, did she just say that? yes. that's what made her loretta lynn. her lyrics. >> at that time though. now it's not a big deal but, man, that was something. >> beautiful woman. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, we have a gender reveal to show you in which somebody was not happy with the gender that was revealed. it's our "play of the day." >> w. a once in a generation leap for the iphone camera. ♪ the most advanced display in a smartphone. ♪ and... for the first time... iphone can detect a crash and call for help. ♪ kohl's fans. hang on to your pumpkin spice lattes. 'cuz up to 80% off clearance won't last! save on must-have tees... activewear...shoes... home decor and more. for a limited time only! more style. more savings. kohl's

dolly parton paid tribute in a tweet. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are.handed over to them, due to the ongoing cost of living crisis. a landmark public inquiry into marks and spencer's plan to demolish their flagship 1920s building on oxford street starts today. it'll also be the first time that plans to demolish a building will measure how much carbon dioxide will be released. m&s�*s own findings say replacing the existing shop will see 40,000 tonnes of c02 immediately released. there aren't many homes in london, where the person living there has changed three times injust two months. but that's the case for one of london's most famous addresses, as new prime minister rishi sunak moves in. he'll move into number 10, after having lived at number 11, after he's popped—in to the even more famous address of buckingham palace. there, king charles will invite mr sunak to form a government. a look at the travel situation and the tube board. docklands light railway has delays due to faulty train at beckton park, and an earlierfaulty train at bow church. the hamm

dolly parton says she's done touring in a new interview with pollster the beloved country.takes so much time and energy. ali, who is now 76 years old is set to be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame next week. big congrats to her. jerry lee lewis, who songs you may remember such as great of fire and a whole lot of shaking going on has died at the age of 87. alex coleman has the details. >> yes, i created my own staff. we're decades. jerry lee lewis was known to fans simply as the killer. for and the way you rental the ivory. it was a musical ability that he knew was to get my mama and my dad don't know about that. but beyond that, >> but the i didn't play it. i >> friends and fans say nobody played the piano like jerry lee. even as a kid. his piano teacher found that out the hard way when jerry lee gave him a lesson on how music should be played at lesson. >> do you guys that were not followed? john boehner played like but now a happening. all of his music would take him from his home in louisiana to memphis, tennessee, to record at sam phillips sun studio. >> this

well dolly parton says her days of touring are over the 76 year old country music legend says she still plans to release a new music and make occasional live appearances . but she is giving up touring so she can spend more time with her husband at home. pardon has been one of country music's biggest stars since the 19 sixties. she was even inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame back in may time now for 38 , but this year's commercial dungeness crab season in california's on hold, there's concerns about whales becoming tangled and crabbing gear. the state department of fish and wildlife has delayed the opening of the crab season trying to protect humpback whales and other marine life, agency officials say at least 11 humpback whales have been entangled in fishing gear in california. so far this year, the commercial crabbing season was due to begin november 15th. now it's been delayed at least a week. well, we're just a few minutes away from a beach hazard alert going into effect along many northern california beaches . the national weather service is warning of 20 ft sneaker waves