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(todd mccarthy) and suddenly the next day, redford and sydney pollack and universal and everyone is justalling him up. i don't find turning the tables very interesting. well, i do. tell me why, graham. why? his life is never going to be the same again. after that one screening, it all changes like that. a lot of people approached me about doing things at a lot of different places, which was interesting. i chose to make "kafka" which i had read many years ago and decided i was going to cash in my orange ticket. (piano music playing) (clicking of typewriter) "kafka" just appealed to me because it was different from "sex, lies." radically different. it would take me out of the country, so i wouldn't have anybody watching me. it could be made independently. oh, kafka, will we see you in the cabaret? (steven soderbergh) i knew physically it would be a very difficult film to make, and i wanted that because "sex, lies" had been so easy. what are you working on? oh, a man who wakes up and finds he's a giant insect. (steven soderbergh) its commercial failure was interesting, it almost didn't coun

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they became fabulously wealthy and they were portrayed by robert redford and in a very bit of generosity, carl bernstein was protected by dusting off steam -- dustin hochstein. they made millions of dollars and up and coming want to be like that. a then they became activists but the editors at the time tried to pump the brakes on that. people that wanted to make a difference are now the editors and you have a whole bunch of social justice warriors coming in and they don't want to pump the great. where the social justice become the editors that is going to be press releases and big slap under somebody's byline in. my daughter is going to have to be skeptical of everything she didn't get multiple sources on the same story from all of those sources. >> host: why does the left hates the truth? >> guest: we only have ten minutes left. it's funny because before he announced he was running, they invited him to their parties and they went to his parties and morning joe, they were panels and now he's hitler. he spots one of them anymore. why does it matter, they are saying my 80% friend is now my

city of z-letter and they just made my first new yorker story i ever wrote into a movie with robert redfordand sissy spacek but the one moment is at the premiere i bring my kids they think dad who is a dork and writes in his office and for 24 hours i am pretty cool then it goes away. [laughter] . >> what inspired you to become aned author. >> she is from my hometown of southaven mississippi her mom and i were buddies growing up i use to sign books in bookstores in memphis she would always come to my book signings this is a number of years ago we have photographs of me holding her as ago baby and as she grew up a succession of photographs you live in florida now? good to see you. what was the question? [laughter] what inspired you to become an author what advice would you give i try to stay away from advice it's easy to give and easier to ignore. if you are serious about writing you have to have a real career first you enjoy doing whether a lawyer or teaching school or a journalist something to pay the bills and survive entry writing as a very serious hobby that you do every day. the best pi

i wanted to get into the hands of those who are serious and my first new yorker story with robert redfordd sissy spacek the one moment that comes at the premiere i bring my kids for dad who is a dork who writes in his office in 24 years - - 20 hours i'm cool then it goes away. [laughter] . >> what inspired you to become an author? . >> my hometown south david mississippi her mother and i were buddies growing up i use decide books in bookstores in oxford she would always come to my book signings a number of years ago there are photographs of you holding her as a baby each year she grew up so we have a succession of photographs. do you live in florida now? what was the question? [laughter] . >> what inspired you to become an author what advice to give to young authors? . >> i try to stay away from advice it's easy to do and even easier to ignore. if you are serious about writing you have to have a career first weather lawyer or teaching school and to treated as a very serious hobby something you do every day so the best piece of advice i give to people that until you are writing one page a

>> robert redford. >> tucker: i'm not in charge of making these rules. a pass because it sounded like i finish the question. you get to answer. >> elvis. is it elvis? >> they said i looked like elvi elvis. i always considered that a great complement. >> tucker: have you ever heard him saying? >> not even for a second. >> he liked elton john a lot. [laughter] >> tucker: question four, multiple-choice. the weirdest video of the week. an american tourist had a near-death experience above the swiss alps after somebody forgot to buckle his safety harness and left them holding on for dear life. which activity was a man doing? hey, hang gliding. become a bungee jumping. you see, skydiving. >> hang gliding. >> tucker: seriously? he was there? we will i told you to that. was it hang gliding? >> a first-time hang glider holding on for dear life. the safety harness was not connected. he had trouble controlling. >> tucker: as her producers said, the creepy lawyer can even hold on. most large a hague letter. the final question, this one is multiple-choice. the first

the eight honorees include joan baez, robert redford, biophysical chemist arlene blum, the first blackn the west, elva davis, who reported for decades in the bay area. and a dear friend of ours. and award winning chef thomas keller, owner of the french laundry. two inductees will be po posthumously. ed lee, the former mayor of san francisco, who died last december from cardiac arrest. he was the first asian-american to serve as the city's mayor. the induction ceremony will take place on tuesday. >>> nancy pelosi is a step closer to being speaker of the house again. today the san francisco democrat easily won her party's nomination. >> it was so inspiring to hear my colleagues place my name in nomination. once again, for speaker of the house. >> the vote was 203-32 with three blank ballots and one absent. the 78-year-old will now try to return to the speaker's chair she held from 2007 to 2010. both parties will participate in the final vote on january 3rd. >>> this month we spent two straight weeks under spare the air alerts because of smoke burning. >> the smoke has cleared but the pro

rails because journalist became celebrities bernstein was fabulously wealthy portrayed by robert redford and in a bit of generosity bernstein was portrayed by hoss - - hoffman they were invited to parties and made millions of dollars and up-and-coming journalists wanted to be like that and then they became activists. but they said that's not our job we report the story but those who wanted to make a difference are now the editors now you have social justice warriors they don't want to pump the brakes social justice warriors don't want to pump the brakes where worried when they become the editors that will just be press releases slapped under somebody's byline i feel bad for the future my daughter is one she will have to be skeptical of everything she reads and get multiple sources of the same story to cobble together the truth from all of those sources. >> why does the left hate donald trump? . >> we only have ten minutes left. [laughter] . >> there is a visceral hatred. that everyone on the left hates this man. >> 20 years before he announced he was running they loved him they loved his

rina shaw managing director of redford strategies and barrett is an actor, author and comedian. i want to begin with the recounts in florida, the first time there are statewide recounts in the sunshine state and doing three of them at the same time. the closeness of the governor's race triggered an automatic machine recount and so did the senate race which was closer than the governor's race. the results of the machine recounts are due on thursday of this week and depending on how that goes, we could see more recounts after that. president trump is watching all of this unfold from overseas, trying to steal two big elections in florida. he tweeted "we are watching closely." obviously a lot of us are thinking about what happened 18 years ago now and a lot of this has to do with new rules put into place after that recount. i want to go to tallahassee, florida. ally vitaly has been fog thillo this. what are you hearing about perspective? >> reporter: i think the one per spective you want to keep an eye on is andrew gillin s. "i'm replacing my words of concession with an unapologetic

. >> robert redford. >> tucker: it sounded like the question ended.ass because it sounded like i finish the question, so you get to answer it. >> alves! >> tucker: man, you guys are hair trigger. is that the answer? >> they said i looked like elvis. i always considered that a great complement. >> tucker: you guys have spent a lot of time with the president. have you ever heard him sing? >> not even for a second. >> we listened to a "tiny dancer." >> he liked elton john a lot. [laughter] >> is a sensitive song, i love it. >> tucker: question four, 2-1, by the way. multiple-choice about the weirdest video of the week. an american tourist had a near-deathri experience above te swiss alps after somebody forgot to buckle his safety harness t d left him holding on for dear life. which activity was the man doing? a, hang gliding. b, bungee jumping. c, skydiving. >> hang gliding. with the creepy porn lawyer. >> tucker: seriously? cpl was there? we will not hold you to that. was it hang gliding? >> a first-time hang glider holding on for dear life. the safety

belva davis have to do with the recently passed san francisco mayor ed lee and iconic actor robert redford three of the eight new inductees into the california hall of fame. you may know a few of the other inductees, chef thomas kellers, long time giants fans may have mixed feelings about the dodgers hall of fame picture fernandez valenzuela, and joan baez, and arlene bloom leads the green science policy institute, and nancy mcfadden was a top adviser to governor brown, who unveiled the class yesterday, and all will be honored in sacramento next tuesday. >> that's really cool. it's a really mixed group you have there. belva davis is a bay area institution. >> yes. >> wow, cool. >>> all right, look, we have a huge donation to tell you about. >> bob wilson handed out checks worth $1,000 to 980 students and 105 staff members at paradise high school. wilson said he thought of the donation after reading a story about the high school still standing, with students scattered and separated from each other. the camp fire scorched more than 150,000 acres that left the town of paradise mostly desolate

journalist belva davis have to do with recently passed san francisco mayor ed lee, and iconic actor robert redford? those are just three of the eight new inductees into the california hall of fame. you may know a few of the other inductees, chef thomas kellers, long time giants fans may have mixed feelings about the dodgers hall of fame pitcher fernandez valenzuela, and joan baez, and arlene bloom leads the green science policy institute, and nancy mcfadden was a top adviser to governor brown, who unveiled the class yesterday, and all will be honored in sacramento next tuesday. >>> we want to tell you about r&b legend stevie wonder working to give back. r&b legend stevie wonder is planning to hold a benefit concert december 9th to help firefighters and first responders who helped fight all the fires across our state. stevie wonder's song party, a celebration of life, love and music will be held at the staples center in los angeles. >>> our "today in the bay" team was manning the phones yesterday as well, all day, for our wildfire fund-raiser, along with telemundo 48 and united way. we are helping

i'm robert redford.me to the global climate action summit. ♪ [applause] >> the view from space helped us understand the magnitude of the challenge we are up against. while our planet looks peaceful from above, for many people climate change is a daily reality that threatens lives and their way of life. the people you hear from now know this better than almost anyone because they have seen the devastating effects firsthand. they know what is at stake and know what it will take to meet the challenges head-on. our first speaker is a pioneer, the first female prime minister of barbados. she is on the front lines of the fight to save her country and other island nations from the devastation of climate change. ♪ >> good morning. the existence of my island nation and my brothers and sisters in the caribbean is threatened as we speak today. i almost did not make it here today. as we speak, tropical storm isaiah is landing on dominique and martinique. this is the fourth storm or hurricane in three years that has