>> woody. [ laughter ] >> woody. >> time of my life.bout -- we could do that together. well, what about that script. isn't that a book. can we buy the book. let's make that. just every possible way we could be together. >> he walked up to my barefoot and handed me a smoothy and it was delicious and i was like, oh, this is so lovely and welcoming and nice and, then we had a really nice scene. >> there she is. >> who? >> it looks leak your ex-wife, put your girl up for adoption 17 years ago. >> i am a father. >> you said the cast was like a dream team, why is that so? >> i could give you a laundry list of the names, woody harrelson, larry turn, judy green, cheryl heinz, daniel clause wrote very brilliant small parts, smaller roles. >> ho could you not tell me that we had a daughter. >> what do you want, wilson? >> don't you wanto see her in the flesh. >> what do y want to do, stock her? >> the director craig said that this cast was a dream team. what yowhat are your thoughts o. >> i agree. >> me too. >> across the board one of the night t

the star of the new film "wilson," woody harrelson is >> steve: yeah! woody!applause ] >> jimmy: plus, he's a good friend of the show, wwe superstar, john cena is here. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] good dude. >> jimmy: he's going to talk about "wrestlemania 33." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. john and i are going to do the "whisper challenge" later in the show. i can't wait for that. >> steve: it's going to be fun. >> jimmy: yeah, it's fun. that's a game you can play at home too. >> steve: i know you play along. you can turn down the sound. it's so fun! so fun! >> jimmy: and we have great music, then we'll turn it back up. we have great music from martin garrix and dua lipa! >> steve: yo! [ cheers and applause ] "scared to be lonely." you wanna hear a little taste of it? >> steve: yeah, give me a a taste. >> jimmy: it's fantastic. >> steve: bust off a piece. >> jimmy: here we go. ♪ is it just my body are we both losing our mind ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i do on the subway. get my jams on. >> steve: your heartbeat jam, ♪ get to be lonely ♪ >> steve:

key west, las vegas and san diego from business owner michael wise, the co-owner of the popular bar woody's. the text messages show him arranging a family trip to the san diego and zoo. prosecutors say williams accepted a jaguar convertible and $900 in cash. seth williams' appointed wife as a special advise tore the d.a. office. documents obtained by nbc 10 show wise using the position to ask a judge to cut short his parole for tax evasion. and the gift disclosure williams submitted after the start of the federal investigation shows wise's brother and co-owner of woody's, william wise, as the person named as providing the airline trip. i reached out to the business owners tonight and they did not return my phone calls. william's attorney is adamant they will be fighting the charges and beating them. recording live outside the federal courthouse, denise mcconnell, "nbc 10 news." >> the value of the trip to punta cana was $6300. and tonight, williams remains the sitting district attorney. his lawyer says he has no reason to resign. for more than and month he's met calls for his resignation wi

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. >> up next find out why actor woody harl on said he's given up smoking pot. patrick? >> good morning, guys. this is a wall of wine. i know it says 5:39 as the time this morning, but it is never too early for wine. it is philly wine week. so we will get a wasn't dollars go all of the different wines here at pan ram or in old city. and we will get you ready for a big week. here, we'l >> if you're a fan of the big bang theory i have some good news, looks like the show's produce verse struck a deal. long running comedy running even longer. warner brother tv announced the new deal, for two more scenes ons of the show. fans will have more with leonard, and the rest of their friends. a lot of people like that show. >> after woody harl on comes clean about giving up pot a year ago, he revealed, he said, he just simply partied too hard for solid 30 years. al though he may not be, ya, that's a partying real hard, although he may not be partake g any more he said h he said hel a strong supporter of marijuana. >> also going to tell you about the premiere for the boss. i'm persona

woody quitting weed for good. >> woody a weed dee no more? woody a we'd dee no more.o m >> that's pretty talentedalente allison.liso >> i have lots of talents only l know about maybe steve. aboutbee >> you just showed off one of o them right there. there woody the we'd dee no moreor 55-year-old oscar nominee told vulture he stopped smoking nearly a year ago and after 30 t years of partying too hard he realized that he wasn't was emotionally available. >> okay. >> woody harrelson once applied for a license to run a medical marijuancensa dispensary in hawi and served on the advisory boary of a non-profit that advocateded for marijuana reform.. he cites 30 solid years ofid yea partying and says he quits heui because it's quote keeping mepi from being emotionally available. >> so but here's my question with this.but because we know marijuana has a lot of medicinal properties.pere >> right it's because he was partying ass opposed to it just beingeing basically something he does his lifestyle mellow him out. >> it's one element. >> al, i was not di

. >>> this morning on "today's take," one-on-one with woody harrelson.s here. all that and more coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this march 23rd, 2017. i'm dylan, with keir and al is off with sheinelle. >> they let me come back. >> you are back. >> i appreciate you coming back. yesterday, keir said, let's get coffee after the show and get to know each other. we go down for coffee. and i forget my wallet. keir, can you buy me a coffee? >> that was a good trick. and you told me, i never had to carry a show on my own before. and of course, every knows i've never done this before. so, our producers walking the halls of nbc with terror in their eyes. >> we have no idea how this is going to go. >> keep watching this broadcast. we don't know what's going to happen. >> anything can happen. >> yes. we dragged you back on for throwback thursday. i love throwback thursday. my mom sends me shoe boxes of old pictures. i have a treasure trove to choose from. today, i chose this

donald trump promised to woody lacked a judge in the most dubious but hillary promised a liberal old judicial activist who would vote to undermine free-speech, undermine religious liberty and the right to keep and bear arms and this was a referendum on the supreme court. that has no precedents and what i would suggest is the overwhelming election results as the american people show a super legitimacy it is the president's choice to be ratified in a national election. do they want an activist or principal the bridge analyst who will protect free-speech and religious liberty and the second amendment corrects that nomination was ratified by the american people and will be confirmed by united states senate. >> a former clerk to judge gorsuch speaking on behalf of all former clerks, the recent hearing before their judiciary committee that we know firsthand throughout the hearing he had a profound command of of what in response to the committee's questions on aggressive legal topics. question of his temperament wallace regressions after several days he would keep respect for the members of

allen's bullets over broadway becausthat was, at that time for a brit actor to be in a woody allen film was very unusual. and it was so exciting to oh, woody allen likes him, that was a door opening, job opening. >> the success of downton abby was, did it take you by surprise? >> it did. and nothing can prepare you for that. i mean we all felt we were on to something exciting. and it was a script that, you know, friends of mine had heard about and were reading for. and of course it was julian and hugh had already been cast and maggie. so it was exciting from the very start. but you never, you can never predict how an audience will take it. >> it kept building. >> yeah. and then of course when it hit america, everything changed. and that seemed to be. >> what changed. >> overnight, well, i mean for me it was being suddenly recognized and you know, that was a huge change for me. >> what is that feeling like? >> well, it is amazing and terrifying at the same time. >> sure. >> but it really depends where, to me it depends where i am. is still does now. i mean i can go completely unnoticed a

it's smart, funny, intelligent and terrific performances from hailee steinfeld and woody harrelson.n craig who wrote and directed it, i think, has done a terrificjob. i thought it was really touching, very tender and very funny. since this is our last film review and i am on holiday from tomorrow, i'm taking it with me. very good, you will enjoy it, you'll enjoy it, but you have to go and see free fire at the weekend. i will do. thanks very much. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week. thanks for watching, enjoy the movies. goodbye. hello, before we look ahead to the early days of april, let's take a look back at the weather in march. i'm going to show you some chance from the met office. the first shows rainfall, brown is below average for the month, so quite dry in the north of scotla nd the month, so quite dry in the north of scotland and dry again in the south. this could lead to impacts further down the

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smart, funny, intelligent and great performances from hailee steinfeld and woody harrelson. it was really touching, very tender and very funny. since this is our last film review and i am on holiday from tomorrow, i'm taking it with me. you will enjoy it. go and see free fire at the weekend. i will do. a quick reminder before we go that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode. and you can find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. gavin, you said this was our last show together an astonishingly you've been here for how many years? hundreds of years. so since it's been such a pleasure and great working with you we thought we couldn't let you go without having a quick montage look back at highlights of your career. watch and enjoy. 0h highlights of your career. watch and enjoy. oh dear. 12 years of political violence, two lawler strikes and 9497. in 1975 the close of the factory. a group of off-duty soldiers from nearby army camps were drinking in the hors

for a british actor to be in a woody allen film, it was very unusual.was a door opening job, i think. anthony: the success of "downton abbey," did it take you by surprise? michelle: nothing can prepare you for that. we all thought we were on something exciting and it was a of mine hadfriends heard about and were reading for. of course it was julian, she had already been cast. it was exciting from the very start but you can never predict how an audience will take it. anthony: it just kept building. michelle: of course, when it hit america, everything changed. anthony: what changed? for me, it was being suddenly recognized. that was a huge change for me. anthony: what is that feeling like? amazing and's terrifying at the same time. -- to me, itends depends where i am. inan go completely unnoticed some parts of the world, some other country. it all depends on when the show was airing. it's not something i would never complain about because it has brought so much to my life and my career going forward it has opened so many doors. they don't come along very

a shocking story from hollywood -- legendary marijuana pothead, stoner -- you come up with the , woodyarrelson says he will stop smoking pot. he said he partied way too hard for 30 years. really, took 30 years to find this out? he said he has been clean a year. he still supports marijuana legalization. when asked about said he felt himself being emotionally unavailable and that's why he is giving it up. alison: ok. erin: 30 years off partying can do that, i guess. the wizards took the show on the road tonight. it got a l i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. ve is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: -- the wizards have lost two straight games now. second quarter, brandon jennings playing tight.

who is he s >>> at his new comedy, wilson, woody harrelson talks >>> look, i'm t was a career highlight to interview her. but i don't think my devotion goes this far. >> how could it? >> who would do that? drank. clearly the 30-year-old has a thing for older women. earlier this year all about j.lo but apparently his love and respect for the british singer runs deep. >> here is the thing, the respect seems to be mutual. because they took a few snaps together. >> by the way, calling a play list shattered ed sheeran's record for the most dreams in a day on spotify. >> impressive. >> beyonce made the day after fan. tonight's know and tell, b's face time surprise. >> beyonce made a dream come true of a teenage cancer patient with a simple phone call. friends of ebony banks, whose nickname is e-bob, ran a campaign to get beyonce's attention. and it worked. the pregnant grammy winner face timed with banks last night. and next, demi lovato celebrates her sobriety. >> i know that my life depends on it. >> the 24-year-old singer now five years sober was honored for her work in the mental health c

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and michelle, the buzz and woody of real life. >> she kinda likes my sense of humor, i guess.sense of humor, i immediately like. and i needle her a little bit. >> reporter: is laura cool with this? >> you're closer to her than barack? >> uh. [ laughter ] well, let's put it this way, he's never given me a hug that way. when i saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection. we're fairly light hearted, and they're around serious people. we took to each other. i sat next to her at nancy reagan's memorial. i can't remember where else i sat next to her, i probably have a few wise cracks, she seemed to like it okay. >> reporter: even a staunch socialist couldn't help chuckle at bush versus poncho at inauguration day. a 17-year gap and a political chasm. >> they're interested also in doing things with our troops, in their after life, as i call did. >> reporter: bush 43 promoting his books of paintings of post 9/11, war veterans. >> it's going to take them a while to find their footing, figure out how they're going to do what they want to do. >> reporter: recently revealed, the lett

a week or so earlier and the blossoms would be hidden under woody buds. a week or so later, we would have already seen the magic. >>> long awaited decision on where to put the new fbi is on hold again. the federal government is postponing the release of plans until congress has funding for the facility. three finalist sites in maryland and virginia were announced in 2014. the general services administration has delayed its choice multiple times. >>> heading now to the white house, president trump hoping pizza, bowling, and beer will help republicans. weijia jang has more. >> reporter: president trump sat down with house republicans who are working to push new healthcare legislation through congress. >> we are working together. we have some great results. we have tremendous spirit and i think it's something that's going to happen very shortly. >> reporter: some moderate republicans concerned millions of americans could lose health insurance and have to pay more under the gop plan. conservatives say the bill doesn't do enough to trim the federal government'

. >> the self proclaimed facebook personality, woody fields decided to ride a horse into the wal-marthouston, texas. what is more amazing, most shoppers, barely noticed. wal-mart though, they noticed. and responded immediately saying, we in no way condone the reckless stunt inside our store and are thankful no one was hurt by these actions. >> a mystery has been solved. tom brady's stolen super bowl jerseys recovered in mexico. but authorities there also found vonn miller's helmet from super bowl 50 which by the way he didn't know was missing. >> didn't know was gone. >> no idea. >> abc's matt gutman tracked down the suspect in mexico city. >> reporter: the video which shows the former mexican newspaper mauricio ortega. in a super bowl caper. it starts on the field. there is tom brady pulling off his jersey, handing it to a team employee. you see him -- carrying brady's jersey and pads into the locker then at 10:04, ortega enters the locker room blending with with bill belichick's posse. wearing a shoulder bad. looks at hd camera. exiting 14 minutes later. black plastic bag under his

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kind of like woody guthrie style life. >> trevor: because in south africa, train hopping, people standrain and they hop around and sometimes they die. >> that's mostly in movies here. >> trevor: you weren't doing that? >> no. >> trevor: okay. >> i'm a scaredy cat, so i don't know how i did that at that age. i think it's only something i could do when i was 17, honestly. >> trevor: that is an intense story, you know, when you think about it. 17 years old, you leave the house and you go, i'm going into america. you're traveling out there. were there moments when you were terrified for your life? >> there were definitely moments where i felt like i really had to rely on my intuition. it ties into this idea of "the navigator" because i look back on that part of my life and i'm, like, how did i make it out okay? i had a really intense desire to be free and doing what i wanted to do and, you know, seeing the country, and i felt like i didn't want anyone to stop me. i was really stubborn. >> trevor: that's one way to be stubborn. i would play music loudly in my room. ( laughter ) you ended up

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kind of like woody guthrie style life. >> trevor: because in south africa, train hopping, people standtrain and they hop around and sometimes they die. >> that's mostly in movies here. >> trevor: you weren't doing that? >> no. >> trevor: okay. >> i'm a scaredy cat, so i don't know how i did that at that age. i think it's only something i could do when i was 17, honestly. >> trevor: that is an intense story, you know, when you think about it. 17 years old, you leave the house and you go, i'm going into america. you're traveling out there. were there moments when you were terrified for your life? >> there were definitely moments where i felt like i really had to rely on my intuition. it ties into this idea of "the navigator" because i look back on that part of my life and i'm, like, how did i make it out okay? i had a really intense desire to be free and doing what i wanted to do and, you know, seeing the country, and i felt like i didn't want anyone to stop me. i was really stubborn. >> trevor: that's one way to be stubborn. i would play music loudly in my room. ( laughter ) you ended u

w woody of real life. >> she kind of likes my sense of humor i guess.body that likes my sense of humor, i immediately like. i needle her a little bit. >> reporter: is laura totally cool with this ellen asked what was on my mind. >> you're closer to her than barack? ing. >> uh -- well, let's put it this way. he's never given me a hug that way. when i saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection. fairly light hearted. we're around serious people all the time. we just took to each other. i sat next toler at nancy reagan's memorial. can't remember where else. but i probably have a few wise cracks and she seemed to like it okay. >> reporter: even a staunch socialist couldn't help but chuckle at bush versus poncho inauguration day. standing between them a 17-year age gap and political chasm. no mat per.laura suggesting double dates. >> t doing things with our troops, of course, now in their after life as i call it. >> reporter: this interview with "people" magazine and entertainment weekly network, by the way, bush 43 promoting his book of paintings of p

woody she's been cheating on me. >> announcer: the new boyfriend. >> dr. have you slept with 50 to 100 men? woody definitely not. >> dr. phil: do you pray at starbucks alter in red lingerie? >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

i know you first thought it was sheriff woody. it gets that a lot.aughter] he has fewer features than a prepaid phone. >> could you imagine trying to give a description into the cops Ãofficer, he had two eyes. back to the incidental collection. this is not a big deal. we are always incidentally collecting something. someone just got dumped by your boyfriend. the crying helps pass the time. after a bad meal at taco bell. [laughter] it's like smelling the fish cooked down the hall. the guy in 13 j is boiling caught. either that, or he died. >> i should check on him. the crime is that the hearing or the selling Ãit's just the sharing. whenthe victims were unmasked and circulated , the people were easy to identify. it's like me saying i slept with the stripper because the strippers are easy. it does not work with the wife. unless she is the stripper. [laughter] let's face it. if these leaks were of obama's team, they would suffer from outraged diarrhea. you would need a tanker full of dependents to stop that mudslide. this does not vindicate trump but it

. >> he can send woody johnson over to england. lou: take an afternoon off and fix that, too. >> this is a must-win for the president. he has done everything he needs to do. i worked in couple white house. you could not ask for a more superb effort from him and his team listening to people and twisting arms. whatever it took. he has to win this thing. i think right up to this point in spite of what ryan wanted to down isly, they are on the verge of a big win. lou: we are seeing amendments and public hearings and we are back to the way things are supposed nobody this great constitutional republic. and devin nunes, the head of the house intelligence committee with what appears to be another win for the president seeing evidence of surveillance of the trump transition team. are you kidding? this is outrageous. >> this is an act of courage on his part as the chairman of the committee. and basically to go to the white house and say this is what i know, and i think to a certain extent there will and lot of controversy on it. but at the e

a week earlier and the delicate flowers would be hiding in their woody buds. >> because they don't have the protection of being closed prior to the bloom, these deep freezing temperatures, the possibility of snow coming early next week, all of that can be critical. >> reporter: the park service says 27 degrees is the deadly number. lows are likely to flirt with that for the next week. >> 27 degrees, we can see a loss of 10% of blossoms. that drops down to 24 degrees and >> reporter: frost has already nipped our magnificent magnolias, blooms dying. >> why are we standing out here? it's cold. >> reporter: as cherry blossoms go from green buds to floor ets to fluffy white, they become more fragile. it was cold last year too. >> really cold. we're freezing. >> reporter: but the timing was better. have you ever had a year where you haven't had peak bloom? >> there is nothing going back to 1921, no year where peak bloom wasn't achieved. >> reporter: back now live, the tidal basin could actually help. the water here can moderate the temperature by a couple degrees, and a couple degrees may be

sheriff woody, adam schiff. they are dead ringers. if he had gone to adam schiff and then the town square, i think it would make more sense. but that's just me, and what do i know? very little. >> eric: you know a lot. >> greg: i disagree. >> eric: i disagree with your disagreement. team trump has been surveilled, unmasked, accused. some people would say they are victims in this. >> juan: i don't even know where to start with you some days but let me say. how about legal? nobody, devin nunes doesn't say it was illegal. it was illegal surveillance and in the course of legal surveillance the incidentally collected some information of people who were americans. it's not a matter of legal or illegal. >> dana: but one of them, one of the reports finds out that it was russians talking amongst themselves about how they were trying to get influence into the trump team. they are talking about people who worked for president trump and they want access to him. that's how their names are in there. it's not like those people were talking to the ru

we've been great this winter.wit >> is there some woody can knock on besides my head.ttletos bit on the car yesterday, but i'm ready to check out of wi > i think we kind of had ithad since we had that tease of the spring weather.sp we have another little tease coming for you next week, also. first we have to get through tonight and tomorrow and it's bone chilling out there as i'ves been saying.ying time to get the what, matt. >> woolies out.ooli i'm ready to put the woolies away. in fact, he's sell them as far a as that goes.oes. we do have another cold night wh have a repeat performance for you. sunday is going to be another cold day and it will be filled with sunshine, but it will be kohl's. over nights once again,once temperatures into the on 10s and 20s with wind chills. we have clear sky, light winds. we have radiational cooling.atio some needed rain next week and wow, do we ever need the rain.i. we're in a drought situationroug here. temperatures are going to rise next week.ne we're headed for the mid 60s. that will be welcomed. today's highs nowhere near the 60s

. >> greg: we must point out that adam schiff is definitely sheriff woody from "toy story." >> eric: he needs a hat. >> greg: has he helped or hurt the president? sounds like you want to do the right thing but it kind of blew up in his face. setting up two people on a blind date and one turns out to be a psychopath. the bottom line is the perception from nunes' broad claim that the trump people were surveilled through incidental collecting, in a way, has proved trump is kind of right. not completely right about obama, bob. but the best you could hope for is being half right. that's better than most politicians. nunes provided trump with more cover than michael moore's shadow. >> eric: let's find out what he knows, what he's seen, what he's been told. several documents showing trump transition members being instantly surveilled by the fbi. >> bob: the key point you made was that they couldn't carry these things the intelligence committee. it indicates to me that the most secure locations in washington by far are the house and senate intelligence committees. could have easily gone ther