. >> coming up next on "nightline" she was beauty incar nate with a seven-decade career on screen. and tonight barbara walters shares the story of her legendary life in a special broadcast remembering elizabeth taylor. that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> developing news in florida, a dangerous situation at miami international airport right now as firefighters are putting out flames that broke out in an area where fuel is stored. about 50 firecrews are working to douse the flames at a fuel tank farm at the airport. the fire is not near any runways or terminals. only one flight has been delayed because of the fire. no word yet on what started this. >>> as you have heard, we lost an iconic actress and activist today. elizabeth taylor died in hollywood at the age of 79. her legacy on film and on the front line fighting aids defined her life and career. now more from don sanchez. >> she was a child star who grew up before an adoring and fascinated public. she was called the most beautiful woman in the world. she won two acting oscars. the first

here now we're only dealing with gaddafi as if he were simply evil incar in that and while he has that dimension, there are other dimensions as well. again, as you started out this conversation, this is all against the backdrop of two other conflicts in the region, a mounting budget deficit. we really got to ask ourselves, is this the right policy for the united states at this time as you can tell from what i have said tonight, i have my doubts. tavis: president of the council of foreign relations, richard haass glad to have you on the program. thank you for your insights and your time. >> thanks for having me. tavis: up next artist and filmmaker julian schnabel, stay with us. julian schnabel is a widely regarded filmmaker whose projects including "the diving bell and the butterfly" and "before night falls." his latest film is set against the backdrop of the israeli-palestinian conflict in the middle east. it's called "miral" starring freida pinto from "slumdog" millionaire. here is a clip. >> there has been an uprising. we live in paradise every day. >> this school is the difference b