there with his wife debbie reynolds and later with elizabeth taylor.ana closing its doors, a vegas strip landmark now making way for a new stadium. leaving behind decades of vegas memories. if those walls could talk. good night. the simplest of terms. we can't take the snowpack for granted anymore. >> a warning from state water officials as they size up the state's snowpack today survey is the most important of the year. >> california is overhauling plans to protect its water supply as climate change leads to more extreme weather. good afternoon. thanks for being here. i'm julianne glover and i'm j.r. >> stone. while the snowpack is currently above average, statewide, state leaders say we should be preparing for a new normal. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne finn joins us live now with more on today's survey. it's important. and the updated water plan. suzanne. >> so, julianne, j.r. water experts say this snow survey is critical. it helps forecast how much will melt and how much will run off to state reservoirs. now, with growing concerns about our w

there with his wife actress debbie reynolds, and later with elizabeth taylor.s doors, a vegas strip landmark now making way for a new stadium. leaving behind decades of vegas memories. if those walls could talk. good night. an influx of students coming from out of the country. >> piracy is something we usually associate with the high seas, but we're hearing about people living on boats in the bay area committing crimes. details on a recent bust and seven on your side shows you how a lifeline to the world turned into an opportunity for a scammer to take advantage of an elderly woman. >> abc seven news at six starts right now. >> from abc seven live breaking news. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dionne lim and i'm dan ashley. that breaking news is a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck taiwan just a short time ago. >> sandyha patel joins us now with what we know about this quake. sandhya. >> yeah. so, diane and dan, let's take a look at the earthquake. it was just south of shanghai. it occurred shortly before 5 p.m. there have been multiple repo

elizabeth taylor. [ cheers and applause ] ntlemen elizabeth taylor. [ cheers and applause ] she was cewithy well. she asked him about it but he said it was cancer. >> mr. hudson is evaluated and treated for complications of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. >> reporter: elizabeth found out rock had aids at the same time everybody else. she got in touch with michael gontley and he took her to see rock. so she had a chance to say good-bye. >> what we all have to do is go out tonight, tomorrow, grab our neighbors, our friends, our acquaintances, grab them by the throats if necessary. make them understand, break the barrier. >> reporter: rock hudson put a face to the disease for the world. and that was invaluable in helping us move along, the idea, that everybody needs to be concerned about this. >> tonight in los angeles some of the biggest names in show business will host a widely publicized benefit for aids. >> ladies and gentlemen, mrs. elizabeth. >> the emotions were raw. everyone was effected by it. >> all we can do at there point is help our friends who have aids -- [ cheers and appl

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any real stars also grace, the guest list, including elizabeth taylor and debbie reynolds.asino is set to be demolished in october to make room for a 1.5 billion dollar major league baseball stadium and supposed to be housing. the oakland a's. coming up here. a proposed state bill would give you the right to disconnect from work when you're off the clock. clock. >> details after the break. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. newly proposed state bill could give workers in california and truck did personal and family time. the bill was introduced by san francisco assembly member. >> matt haney would give employees right to disconnect from emails, texts and calls after work hours and requires all state employers. 2 great a companywide plan to avoid contacting employees outside a fork or they could be fined. it does make some exemptions during emergencies or to discuss scheduling certai

for nearly seven decades the hotel welcomed guests and celebrities like elizabeth taylor, frank sinatramy davis jr. >>> now to the giants taking on the rivals the los angeles dodgers. l. a.'s coming off the third win in a row and can the giants break their hot streak? it was a pretty rough outing for giants' ace logan webb. he just couldn't get through four innings. allowed five runs on seven hits and two walks and dodgers mookie betts hit his major league leading fifth home run. 6th inning newcomer to the giants jorge soler smashed his first home run. this time it was not enough. the dodgers defeat the giants 5-4. they're going to go after it again tonight at 7:10. >>> time 6:26 on this wednesday morning. there is nothing better than a bay area bounce-back. san francisco's tourism industry has a reason to celebrate this morning. plus -- ♪ ♪ danny california by the red hot chili peppers right there. big question. could we be seeing the california band at outside lands this year? the hint that it might happen. we'll be right back. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,.

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i love that that someone called your mother or compared it to elizabeth taylor on cat on a hot tin roof. my mother was from brooklyn. yeah. so you can say she she also kind of reminded me of bill clinton's mother, virginia kelly, in the way that she would spend hours with makeup and all of that. but wasn't a southerner. she was. she was. how did she end up in florida in that life of the orange groves? yes. so my mother and my grandmother actually was kind of a rich person from providence, rhode, and they lived on a trust fund. my grandmother was married to a ne'er do well irishman who didn't work. he lived off the trust fund, which was enormous because they were spending the principal down every month. and he was psychic, you know, who wanted to devote his time to psychometrics. so anyway, there their oldest boy at 16 became sick. he had cancer, and it was clear that he was he had surgeries and it was clear he was going to die. and so my grandmother, who doesn't even drive, drove packed. the three kids in the car. my mom included, and the other brother, and they spent their time going f

i turned with elizabeth taylor. i turned up and was refused. hollywood bellboy with a bunch of flowers. he did. he got the interview that was using his blackness to get an interview. >> and very clever. >> and very clever. >> it was very clever. >> it was very clever. >> it was very clever. >> it was. yeah yeah, there'd probably be an outcry if somebody tried that. >> now, even though it was very clever. >> yeah, well, of course it would be. yeah, it would probably be cultural appropriation, wouldn't it. >> absolutely. i mean, now you couldn't do it. that's the that's how times have changed. yeah. >> has anybody ever called you pretty boy? >> many a time. >> many a time. >> no. >> no. >> i've never been kissed. >> i've never been kissed. >> i've never been kissed. >> i just wonder, michael, when you worked with him, did anybody ever call your boss michael gove, pretty boy? or is that a no obvious answer to that? >> i don't think only he can answer. he has. he has many. >> he has many strengths, but perhaps not that particularly on the eye. >> b

and also it's a great 1951 movie with elizabeth taylor, montgomery clift, shelley winters, filmed inhoe. >> you should watch wow. i should be on time. that's before my time. steve. i'm sorry, but well, before my. >> but it's still a good film. >> by the way, i booked pablo cruise for a gig in berkeley when i was in a fraternity there many years ago. so, along with greg kent. oh, very good. >> i did see them open for journey and robin trower at winterland. >> what was that? guitars are us. there you go. okay well, we do have a road hazard to tell you about. they believe it may be a dead deer, 101 northbound at lucky drive in marin near larkspur. so keep an eye on that if you're heading that direction . let's check our air traffic. maps. maps. green is good. and look at all the green on the screen. lots of it. east bay, north bay, and san francisco. we will take it, but. but there is some potential out there. east bay commuters, heavy volume on highway 24 westbound already. we're in lafayette on her way to the caldecott and not too far behind there. back east we go as you see a parade

cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is at a taylor swift pop up event in los angeles the hype is real elizabethdrive tomorrow oh, and i'm actually very excited about it for this reason the hype is very real. >> so as you see behind me, there is an open-air library put on by spotify, which has all all of these clues, these easter eggs that you mentioned jessica. >> it's a library, of course, to celebrate the tortured poets department. >> there's books that have taylor's song names on then there's a clock that says 2:00 p.m. now, if you are a swiftie, you know that the number two in 2:00 p.m. has been a big symbol coming from taylor herself ever since she won the grammy and announced her new album, she gave a peace sign saying the number two, well right now there is a countdown clock on taylor swift's website counting down just a few minutes to 2:00 p.m. nobody knows what it is, but their fans here who had been waiting for hours to get in. we're going to talk to some of that and see what they think this count down could be all about high so i with three ladies here who are skipping out on class,

.— alfred hitchcock, charlie chaplin and elizabeth taylor are just three of the screen titans who havehouse... ..with a door. in 1976, a new face appeared on one of television's most loved shows. this is floella. hello. she appeared on play school for more than ten years. here you are, humpty. jemima. the huge contribution she's made to tv... through the square window. ..has been recognised with her receiving the fellowship. —— ..has been recognised with her receiving the bafta fellowship. could you ever have imagined how aspirational a figure you'd become for young viewers? never. the amount of people who said, "you just being there opened doors for me — made me as i was growing up, four or five—year—old watching you, knowing that anything is possible." people from all cultures, all countries were all saying, "you were my inspiration." and that's the most wonderful feeling. i have always focused on the happiness of children. for decades, she's used herfame in front of the camera to improve young people's lives through her work with charities as well as her parliamentary campaigning. i

institute of peace and to mary, to elizabeth june, heather, ambassador bill taylor. thank you so much for putting on this series with us and posting us so well here. also, thanks to everybody joining us online. this conversation is the most challenging of all of our series of four talks because of concerns very big unknowns, even though what comes after vladimir putin or putinism, if his regime is maintained by a successors, is already one of the biggest questions about russia for the past almost quarter-century since putin's sweeping into power ended a decade of post-soviet western ideal reform. looking to history is crucial. putin is very much the product of traditional political russian pressure, having resurrected the kind of authoritarian regime that existed not only during 70 years of soviet rule, but also centuries of czarism. but the reasons for putin's success and his longevity exist very much in the present day. among them are some of the determinants of russian character and russian culture. the country's vast geography, it's terrible climate, it's terribl

elizabeth cacheretta 6:1 62. next, azarenka will play with taylor towns.. the leaders confirm their status at the belarus open swimming championship in brest. our athletes have competition from guests from russia. so ilya shimanovich stood on the podium twice today. according to the results of the final swim at a distance of 50 m, bras was in the lineup. men's relay four x 200 freestyle, where the team from minsk lost only in the brest region. meanwhile, anastasia shkurdai took gold in the 200m freestyle, without performing in her more familiar backstroke style. there was an opportunity to perform something different, because the olympic standards for the 100 back and 200 back were met, to work a little on the backstroke, which we have very good, to work on the freestyle, which in the future will also be a very good way. so the main goal here is to get started, look at what's on today we are ready. seven more sets of awards will be played out in brest tomorrow, and the national championship will end on saturday. that's all for now, love sports, work hard,

all the wrong headlines back in 2022 after the pre-sale ticketing debacle for the taylor swift erez tour cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has much more on this new reporting coming out the wall street journal was reporting this first, elizabeth, tell us more about what we're learning >> yes. so according to the wall street journal, the department of justice is preparing to file an antitrust suit against live nation as soon as next month. now, the specific allegations have not come to light yet, but essentially what this report is saying is that ticketmaster and live nation have a hold on the industry and they have monopolized the industry. there is no competition now in the past i've nation has downplayed this and they have said that they are not responsible for inflated ticket prices. but as you said, kate, we all remember back in 2022 when there was a nationwide meltdown over taylor swift's aerator, when fans could not get tickets and even prompted taylor swift to respond on her diagram, which is very rare for taylor swift to do. and she said how upset she was over this that her fans couldn't get tickets or

elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles, and this is cnn my apartment. straight so things like who is tied so i know this might shock you, but taylor swift's new album is a certified hit the 31 tracks tortured poets department debuted at number one on the billboard albums chart. >> this is our 14th out. to claim the spot. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is with us now kind of an an upset victory here was it was right the biggest shock of the de john, but yes, taylor swift has done it once again now, she had already made streaming history with the tortured poets department, becoming the most-streamed album. >> in its first single day across spotify apple and amazon music. now she has topped the charts as we see right there selling over 2.6 million albums in its first week. this eclipse's taylor's last record, which was 1989. taylor's version sold over 1.3 million albums in its first week. so you can see there, this is a huge moment, even for taylor herself, becoming her best first week album sales, but she's not just breaking her own record, john, she is also breaking records on the charts. now, this is taylor's 14th album to come out at number one on the bill

featuring singer post malone's, cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has a latest on swift's surprise double album the epic countdown ending overnight with the release of taylor swift's 11th studio album. >> and then some the tortured poets department dropping just before midnight on friday, only to be followed by a surprise. >> hi is dropped at 2am of 15 additional songs swift announcing the surprise, telling her fans she released a secret double album how does that sound? the global phenomenon that is taylor swift. >> the only solo artist in music history with four grammys for album of the year much more than a singer, swift it is a cultural icon. >> now with the tortured poets department exploding to even greater heights with the album's first single, fortnite in collaboration with post malone and songs like florida featuring florence and the machine, her dedicated fans anticipating this moment since the album was announced earlier this year at the grant pretty big fan. >> i love her. i know every lyric to every song. i'm really excited. swifties counting down to the release by decoding clues coming from taylor herself, inclung some athis pop-up installati

day, april 27, i'm elizabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this is cnn tonight, moscow marjorie getting airtime in russia, kremlin propaganda showcasing congresswoman marjorie taylor as she fights tooth and nail against aid to ukraine russia seething tonight is that eight appears to be headed to ukraine as early as later this week fred pleitgen is out front tonight and kyiv russian troops advancing in a heavy firefight in eastern ukraine shot. this video from russian military tv blaming to show ukrainian soldiers having to surrender ukraine's howitzers often unable to support their frontline units severely lacking 155 millimeter artillery shells but now they hope that will change trump's that will defend ourselves and counter contractible. what kremlin controlled media seething after the house passed the ukraine aid bill, while praising republican representative marjorie taylor greene for trying to derail it leaving former republican congressman ken buck to give her the nickname moscow marjorie on outfront and moscow, marjorie is focused now on this ukraine issue and getting are talking points from the kremlin majid it they a little green congresswoman marjorie ta