a short time later she began working with us director woody allen he cast her alongside harvey about him in vicky cristina barcelona the two fell in love. with a page almost over over woody allen penelope cruz appreciates both for the individual talent they are very very different. to their. they're like their knight but they're both geniuses i think that's what they have in common type we're very lucky to be able to go from from one side to the other like i did. i should we would be in the next movie would sell it even though it was a working with barry again. today even if you cruise's at home both in hollywood fund and spain the two worlds come together in common maybe that's why she enjoys coming here. i've been in the first twelve thirteen times and he saw with an interesting experience and i love the first two are very months because he's really. just delivering maureen making a great combination of a. very serious at the same time as kind of crazy. another free cruise is bringing some added glamour to this his festival on the card does deal she took home best actress in two th

woody allen denied that. good morning. >> good morning. detailed accusations.sed her children by coaching, influencing, and rehearsing. he says his fiancee never assaulted dylan pharoah and says the story was likely planted in dylan's head. that's mohss in 1992 publicly denouncing woody allen but in a post on his blog he describes that moment as the biggest regret of his life. moses claims he endured years of mental and physical abuse at the hands of his mother mia farrow and that led him to being obedient and deeply afraid here. >> i'm told it happened here in the attic at the home. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: in 1972 dylan pharoah said she was sexually assaulted in the attic of her mother's home, an accusation she maintains happenhappened. he says no one would have allowed dylan to step away with allen alone because his mother made them believe he was a monster. my and allen split before the alleged assault. >> mia called me on the phone and said in the course of an argumentative phone call, she said i have something very nasty planned for you. >> reporter: i

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and about his personal inside into sexual abuse as the son of woody allen and me affair he will.come to the program. >> pleasure to be here. >> first let's talk about your amazing productivity. literally every time we turn around there is another ronan farrow scoop, ronan farrow book. how on earth do you manage it, first of all, such disparate subjects, the whole me too revelation, this about america's role in diplomacy, very different subject. >> you know, i've been really fortunate to have leads come my way and brave sources turn whistleblower as they did in this book "war on peace" and as all these brave women did as part of the me too movement, and present hard truths that i really have had no choice but to work around the clock to ferret out. >> you've won the pulitzer, you've got the pope, a whole load of awards coming your way. does it feel like a victory? does it feel like vindication to you? >> it feels like a relief, christiane. you know, there were so many obstacles arrayed against some of these stories, particularly the harvey weinstein story, which we easily forget c

do you feel that woody allen belongs amongst those names? it's not for me to say, you know.d as we have seen with cosby, it can take years and years for the truth to come out and forjustice to be served. 0bviously my sister's case is one where, you know, she is still very much angry and trying to be heard. it is a story in a different place. you might have written a book about the me too movement, but in fact you went to look at diplomacy, a whole other string to your bow, and earlier career where you worked in the state department under the 0bama administration with hillary clinton. you write about your concern for america's influence. do you think its power is diminishing permanently irrevocably? this book is not a eulogy for diplomacy. if it were, i don't know i if i would have written it. it lays out, hopefully in acute detail, and credibly, the depth of the problem. that america is more and more a nation that shoots first and asks questions later, that we don't have our peacemakers that we need, that we don't have negotiators. that when we confront a conflict we no long

something new so obvious site it i think we should all be excited but not overly confident well as woody allen said eighty percent of life is showing up i got into part question for you so when i asked our other guest what are the best and worst outcomes of the trump kim sit down the best outcome is the nuclear ization north korea decides for various reasons because the sanctions have squeeze them they know the sanctions will continue to squeeze them china has probably played a part in that as well behind the scenes and kim says ok you know we want to join the rest of the world and peace comes then they did nuclear eyes and there's peace between north korea and south korea no more threat to the u.s. bob law the worst thing that could happen i guess is that kim is trying to pull a fast one and maybe they do agree to something at the table but then they break their agreement as they've done so many times that we have to act or all hell breaks loose at the table and trump walks out so there's a lot of risk here but again we have to keep our fingers crossed i've only got time for a tour false on t

. >> the dick cavett show, you could get people like norman mailer and woody allen. >> my only new year'stion this year, i think i'm going to try to sleep through the nixon administration. >> you would have authors on. you would have heavyweight boxers. there were conversations. >> when you mentioned the national anthem and talk about playing it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail from people who say how dare -- >> that is not unorthodox? >> it isn't unorthodox? >> no, no, i thought it was beautiful. there you go. >> i just thought anything that is interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young, pretty actresses who use the word "excited" in every sentence. you're not frequently seen on television. is that by choice? >> well, of course, it is the most impressive medium of all. it's the medium that will either save america or send it down into demise, there's no question about it. >> i'm getting out of it myself. >> really? >> we'll be back after this. >> what you do is book the best possible guests from different kinds of bus

screenwriter, busted loose, came out with richard pryor, scenes from a mall with bet midler and woody allen and nominated for an oscar for enemies and a love story and the cofounder and ceo of pj media. roger simon what is pj media it was pajamas media when we started it the early part of the century i can say, and it was a amalgamation of blocks that -- of blogs formed in response to dan ratherrers lying but a the bush national guard situation. then i guess he was managing editor or supervising editor of cbs. called us all amateurs in our pajamas for attacking this dishoney overate of rathers. we wouldn't am ma tours but he done bother to look it up before he attacked. that's what most people do they just attack. so, that's what happened. then evolved over the years, and now it's a -- it was originally intend when i was helping form it as a media company on the right and left with dialogue between both sides. but that fell apart in part because the people on the left side wanted more money. this sort of much like you wonder how much someone like juan williams is paid by fox news no represe

placed new surface-to-air missiles in the spratly, and recently landed nuclear capable bombers on woody allenlls the accusation ridiculous. defense secretary jim mattis will reassure allies that the u.s. will not allow china to spread its influence unchecked. >> there had been a promise in 2015 by president xi where he stated that they would not be military rising the islands. we have seen that they have done exactly that. >> had a change of command ceremony in hawaii, the outgoing head of u.s. pacific horses, admiral harry harris, issued another warning. >> china remains the biggest long-term challenge, without focus, involvement, and engagement by the united states and our allies and partners, they will realize a gemini in a job. we should cooperate with beijing where we can, but stand ready to confront them when we must. >> the u.s. has stepped up operations to counter china, sending naval vessels near the man-made islands this past weekend. and mattis announces he has changed the name of pay comms to end opaque calm, a shot across the bow at china that feels threatened by way rival india.

you don't know how many times i'm sitting here wishing that -- do you remember in the woody allen moviehere they're arguing and bringing mccloughan over >> yeah, yeah. >> he has no idea about -- i need you here so often to bolster the case for the path to freedom instead of the other millennials are headed down the path to surfdom right now. "the new york timeth"the new yo celebrated carl marx's birthday. >> that is so not true >> and said he was right >> it was a piece on the op-ed page. >> why run it in the first place? a hundred million people died under communism, why run it? >> what the page is trying to do is create thought experiments. to be provocative. to get people to think about what's going on. >> oh, i thought about it. i'm glad i don't get this newspaper. >> nobody's taking a position one way or the other. >> it's the kind of society we all want it's just been done wrong and 100 million people died. >> the reason i liked that they ran it, it gave me an opportunity to remind people that 100 million people died on the stupid idea that goes against human nature we have to rem