bernstein and woodward took down these giants right? so to say oh, well, here's these complex ways in which this worked is a lot, you know requires more depth that requires more investigation on the part of people resharing the story and teaching people so to simplify it. to its like most basic parts. it's easier to reshare and keep you know propelling this myth. than to dig into it and try to figure out the ins and outs and all the all the many details fair enough fair enough why does this live on why does this myth live on what do you think are the reasons why? i'll offer three reasons. but before i do any thoughts any thoughts as to why this myth lives on. even please. i think people just really like heroes. i mean, i think we see it all the time like with other news stories that maybe like i guess less explosive but like with the covid pandemic we saw like i mean half the country was like worshiping anthony fauci for like a year, like people just really like having someone to like attached to and like someone to portray as their her

bob costas a little younger, about half of bob woodward age as woodward notes in acknowledgment but he's already made a name for himself as national political reporter at the post where he's worked for nearly eight years following several years at the "national review." he's also served as moderator and managing editor of washington week on pbs and as a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc. no doubt many of you watching have heard or read some of the highlights of "peril." general milley has called -- chinese fears about trump possibly launching an attack or vice president mike pence searching for whether there indeed was some way he and cox could reject the election result only be told by none other than dan quayle to forget it. there's much more to this explosive page turner of a book which reads like like a thd will lead you aghast not only at how close the country came to the brink but also how perilous the future remains. the conversation with the authors will be pulitzer prize-winning columnist at the post who in his four decades with the paper also has covered city hall, repor

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the male roommate and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that. >> he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements, they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda

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bob woodward and carl bernstein. they obviously need no introduction. they've been rather well exposed recently. to go over the history but we are thrilled to have them here today and i want to say both our longtime friends of mine and so for me it's a double pleasure to have both of you so gentlemen, welcome and thank you . >> one other note, remember you can if you want to hear from those of you in the audience you can tweet to washington post live and if we can we will try to get to some of the questions. so i want to start by reading something and then get you to respond to it. bernstein looked across the newsroom. he thought woodward was a prima donna. yale, a veteran of the navy officer corps. lawns, greens word, state rooms and class tennis courts. but probably not enough pavement for him to be good at investigative reporting. bernstein thought woodward's rise, rapid rise of the post and less to do with his ability and his establishment credentials. woodward new bernstein occasionally wrote about rock music and that figured. bernstein looked like

on vacation/ woodward faces life in prison if convicted. >> she's not coming back.t makes us angry and sad. we hope that justice will come, but our hearts will not heal. >> her family has launched a girls athletic scholarship, reflecting her love for sports and stem, focused now on seeking justice and finding closure. >> it is not like if we when we get her back. she is not coming back. >> in mountain view, amanda del castillo. ama: if you are interested in the memorial girls athletic scholarship, we have a link on our website. had to the story on abc7news.com . larry: the race to stop the fire burning in yosemite national park, the washburn fire has grown to 2700 acres since it started last thursday, but the park service is optimistic it will not burn farther into the grove of giant sequoias. morgan norwood with more on the aggressive fight to contain the fire. >> fueled by extreme drought conditions, the washburn fire near yosemite national park continues to grow. more than 1600 people are being ordered to leave the area as hundreds of firefighters have fought the

on vacation/ woodward faces life in prison if convicted. >> she's not coming back. that makes us angry and sad. we hope that justice will come, but our hearts will not heal. >> her family has launched a girls athletic scholarship, reflecting her love for sports and stem, focused now on seeking justice and finding closure. >> it is not like if we when we get her back. she is not coming back. >> in mountain view, amanda del castillo. ama: if you are interested in the memorial girls athletic scholarship, we have a link on our website. had to the story on abc7news.com . larry: the race to stop the fire burning in yosemite national park, the washburn fire has grown to 2700 acres since it started last thursday, but the park service is optimistic it will not burn farther into the grove of giant sequoias. morgan norwood with more on the aggressive fight to contain the fire. >> fueled by extreme drought conditions, the washburn fire near yosemite national park continues to grow. more than 1600 people are being ordered to leave the area as hundreds of firefighters have fought

woodward faces life in prison if convicted. in mountain view, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> new at 11:00, a wild pursuit through the streets of l.a. where a carjacking suspect took off with a child in the backseat. police used spike strips do slow him down but he kept on going. eventually, he surrendered, mother and child were safely reunited. >>> los angeles may be poised to follow petaluma's lead in banning the gas stations. petaluma was the first u.s. city to ever do that when it passed its ordinance last year. the bill in l.a. would only ban new gas stations, but would prevent existing ones from adding pumps. the fuel industry warns it will drive prices up. >> you cut back on the commodity we all use every single day and make it tougher to find, that often means that costs will only go up. >> this is not a difference anyone will notice, in a city with well over 500 gas stations. >> reporter: under the proposal only electric vehicle charging stations would be allowed added. >> a different kind of the running of the bulls near san di

i called woodward.somewhere in this world is a guy named kenneth and we need to find him really fast. woodward found him and indeed he worked at the campaign for the re-election of nixon. he gave a check and then he had gone into the bank account of one of the watergate burglars and the key connection between the committee for re-election of the president and the higher ups in the campaign. >> "the washington post" discovered that $25,000 in political contributions to president nixon's campaign somehow turned up in a florida bank account. >> over the summer there was a number of newpaper stories about all different things going on at the committee to re-elect the president and how the house bank committee got involved. >> the only serious investigation aside from the police arrests of the burglars was an effort by the house banking committee in congress to find out the source of the money for the burglars and headed by wright patman a forceful congressman from texas. >> chairman patman asking for subpoe

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the male roommate and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that. >> he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from this romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements, they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward. >> back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate.ve he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle, essentially the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. and so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we would have charges if we didn't think we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200, you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda hari kr

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori. the motive as much as we understand is a love triangle, the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we could prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view amanda hari kron. 4 news

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate.f the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle essentially the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a specially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we wouldn't charge if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 days. >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward. >> back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view. amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's 6.39. and oakland le

police say that woodward was lori's boyfriends. roommate. they believe he may have been jealous of lori of the motive. as much as we understand is a love triangle, the suspect lived through the mail remain, we believe was romantically interested in the mail and he was dating the victim at the time. so we believe that he was she was killed to a potentially eliminate her from romantic love triangle situation. rob baker with the santa clara county da's office says based on the technological advancements. >> they feel good about their case. we absolutely feel confident are charging decision and we would have charges if we didn't think we can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. but cindy says woodward has been tried twice before making her hesitant to believe there will be a conviction. you know, having been through 200 >> you can't hope to heart the mountain view police department will escort woodward back to santa clara county by july. 29th. he will then be arraigned on charges of murder of lori helps in mountain view amanda hari kron. 4

woodward was actually tried twice for this murder in the '90s, but both trials resulted in a hung jury, and he moved to the netherlands. but detectives reopened the case in the past two years and ran old dna and fingerprint evidence that came up as a match to woodward. this evening, we heard from laurie's sister. >> you know, my very first reaction was, like, oh, my god, yes. they're going to do it again, and maybe we'll get him this time. and then after you get through that little bit of, like, thrill, like, oh, yay, you think, you know, she's not coming back. >> as for a motive, prosecutors say woodward lived with laurie's boyfriend and was jealous after developing romantic feelings for him that were not reciprocated. >>> and jury selection is under way this week in the kristin smart murder trial in monterey county. smart vanished 26 years ago. he shz a freshman at cal poly and disappeared after attending a party. paul flores is accused of murdering her while his father is accused of accessory to murder. the father and son will be tried at the same time that will have separate juries

john woodward was arrested back in 1992 and tried twice for the murder of laurie house. now police say they believe they have evidence to put him behind bars. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her house was 25 years old when she was strangled to death after leaving work on september 5th 1992. mountain view, police say 58 year old john woodward was arrested saturday at new york's jfk airport for house murder. you know, it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure, family and friends gathered monday after hearing of the arrest house best friend maryland who met lori in junior high school and went to college with her. has maintained a close relationship with her family. i was very proud of her, and she was she stood her own, um, whether it was in the classroom. um or us playing. coed softball quit basketball in college. um. we missed that. woodward was last tried for house murder in the mid nineties

investigators say that the fingerprints point to woodward.is the ceo of a company ready tech, he moved abroad after the first two trials. >> that killed us, that killed us. >> that was very unfair. >> reporter: the santa clara county district attorney's office is not fighting the extradition. the police department will bring you back to santa clara county where he will be arraigned on the murder charge. in mountain view, alyssa goard , nbc bay area news. >>> a cold case out of san francisco, tonight we are hearing from the sister of the woman murdered more than 20 years ago. that case is still unsolved. paul o'brien was killed in 2001, last seen in front of jean as part near sixth and mission with a man in a red card. a few hours later, her body was discovered less than a mile away on harriet three. her sister tell us that paula was a productive and fun big sifter. >> i can hear her laugh. you know? it was contagious. she started laughing and everybody started laughing. so, that's what i miss the most. >> as we told you friday, as a pd is off

shortly after woodward was arrested and tried twice for her murder in the early 90's. the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence on the jury could not reach a verdict. today with improvements to dna technology additional evidence and fingerprints collected at the 1992 crime scene were matched to woodward. >> the biggest hurdle was being able to find new evidence and so since then, these advancements have really given the district attorney the ability to file charges. amanda: investigators believe that he was jealous because of her relationship with his roommate. woodward has been living in the netherlands, working as the ceo of readytech, and online training company. the help of foreign authorities he was arrested after landing at jfk international airport saturday. back in the u.s. on vacation. woodward faces life in prison if convicted. >> she has not coming back, that makes us angry and sad. we hope that justice will come, but the hole in our hearts will not hear. amanda: her family launched of the memorial girls athletic scholarship reflecting her

after the experience with the last book, , trump was never refusing to talk to bob woodward. one of trump's aids was like that's not a good story for us. we don't like that. the biggest bomb is one step story runs trump is going to change his mind and is going to save why are we not talking to woodward? so they quickly said if you don't do that story i've got a better story for you. but ended up doing a story but all the interviews trump's doing all these interviews which of course trump loves the store because it should ability one to go down and talk to them. >> right. >> and never got to the point about woodward getting an interview. >> and fairness we got like taking interviews for the first books on not feeling too sorry for bob but -- >> exactly, exactly. >> these interviews are interesting, right, because i mean let's face it, as a fact witness there are some challenges here, right? our friends at the "washington post" tells them up and they counted 30,000 things the president said during his years in office that they consider to be false or misleading. how do intervie

this weekend, suspect john kevin woodward was arrested at jfk airport in connection with the murder. woodward was actually tried twice for her murder in the '90s, but both trials resulted in a hung jury and he moves to the netherlands. however, detectives reopened the case and ran old dna and fingerprint evidence that came up as a match to woodward. we have a team talking to detectives behind the case and we'll hear from them coming up at 7:00. >> twitter's lawyers firing back at elon musk saying his efforts to end their deal are invalid. a letter sent to musk reads in part, it's invalid for the reason for musk and other musk parties have knowingly intentionally and materially breached the agreement. musk had offered to buy the social media company for $44 billion earlier this year. on friday, his lawyers sent a letter to twitter saying he was ending the deal claiming twitter made false and misleading representations. in today's response, twitter lawyers denied those claims. as ongoing debate has not been good for twitter's stock price. twitter shares plunged 11% today. they're now t

in 2007, woodward, at 77, was diagnosed with dementia.want to be in the room. and so we were walking around in the living room, and then she looked at me and she said, i have to go to him. and she walked in and just grabbed his feet, and he took his last breath. you know, even in death, the last person he wanted to connect with was her. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor if leqvio is right for you. lower. longer. leqvio. so i said, "yeah

and i had a meeting with bob woodward about four years ago at a retreat, jeff bezos did a retreat andim, breakfast and it was amazing. then watching him on the show. like ali became you know came from vito corlee own. this guy comes from caroll channing there is a-- bob woodward comes from carol channing. >> yeah, because when you-- you try to do bob woodward, you hear t and it, it is very low, and, and he's got this rather large mouth. and when he talks about, nixon and trump, it's very interesting, to see the difference between the two of them, nixon, richard nixon was crazy. donald trump is really crazy. stz we have to take a quick break, when we are come back i will ask billy how he fell in love with comedy. stick around. stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at

woodward faces life in prison if convicted.tain view, betty yu, kpix 5. >> it is 5:47. >>> let's check on your "money watch" headlines. the fda has given full approval to pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15 years old. the move could move up the date for vaccines and schools that waiting for it. previously pfizer's vaccine was only available under emergency use for that age group. >>> amazon prime day is here, the giant tech company's annual two-day sale is aimed at attracting more prime memberships after the height of the pandemic reached a peak in surge spending retailers are looking for a boost in sales. so very exciting there. i hope you have some stuff already on your list, jessica. >> i hate to do this to you but this is what we're waking up with this morning, foggy conditions across the board in the bay area, but i can't start off too negatively. the sun is about to rise. we're still not able to see it but it is above the cloud deck. this is a live look from black mountain over the santa clara valley where we're waking up underne

now he's directed "the last movie stars," a documentary about paul newman and joanne woodward. >> it's i'm trying to ask all my friends to make these audios come alive, i'm trying to turn it into kind of like a play with voices, a community looking back socks that is what i am doing here with you, and sammy rockwell is going to read the director of cool hand luke. >> joanne woodward. karen allen is playing joanne's step mother. >> scott "hamilton" is going to read the director of the sting. >> vincent den ovaryo, george clooney agreed to read paul. please welcome back to "the late show," ethan hawke! >> there you go. >> hey ethan. >> that's so nice. i appreciate it, you guys. >> thanks for being here. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: always lovely to you have here. i got to ask you about this documentary, tell us a little bit about what is happening in that clip there. because i think as great as an actor as you are, we don't necessarily associate you with paul newman and joanne woodward. and i'm curious how this came to be and what the heck is actually happening in that clip. >> that i

lora linney, joanne woodward. zoe kazan, and hamilton the director of stage.uper friends to help you? >> right. well, luckily, you know, nobody was doing anything, they had to pick up the phone, you know. and i also think that a lot of my friends and other artisans and craft people who work in the movie business, everybody's got some secret fascination with paul and joanne. they've got some story where they met them. or some moment that was important to them. some movie that meant something to them. i think the romantics in all of us want to know how they did it, how they were able to share their lives with one another and have a lifelong love affair. so, i think we're all a little curious. >> i want to ask you about you, since we have you here, in a recent interview, you said that you were at the beginning of your last act as an actor. what does that mean? >> well, don't worry, it's going to be a long act. i highly recommend you get your coffee. i'm not going anywhere. i didn't mean it like that. i meant when i started acting i was 13 years old. that was a ce

it's a very revealing side of hollywood legends paul newman and joanne woodward.al life story just as captivating as the decades of performances and movies and tv and on broadway, well, ethan hawke. ethan hawke is the director behind the epic six-part series "the last movie stars. it uses transcripts from lost paul newman interviews, and it illustrates the couple's incredible story he casts some major a-listers to narrate the project including george clooney as paul newman. take a listen. >> the glue that held joanne and me together was that anything seemed possible. ♪ >> with all other people some things were possible, but not everything the promise of everything was there in the very beginning. >> okay. ethan, welcome in. this project is so unique and epic i feel like you had a treasure-trove of interviews that came from transcribed tapes and basically the newman family, newman's daughter came to you and said here's my parents. please make something with all this >> it felt like a giant responsibility i mean, i really was desperate to say no, you know, because i

larry: john kevin woodward was arrested saturday as he entered the u.s., coming back from amsterdam. he faces life in prison if convicted. smoke from a wildfire in yosemite national park has triggered an air quality advisory for parts of the bay area. we have a live look outside. you will see some of the haze in the sky. sandhya patel has a look at the impact. sandhya: the smoky skies from the washburn fire. this is the view from yosemite. it's a live view. you can see how heavy the smoke is. the air quality is unhealthy there. in the bay area, we do have good to moderate air quality. earlier in the day, it was mostly moderate. the air quality advisory is for the entire bay area for today. moderate air quality remains in place tomorrow as the sea breeze strengthens. we will show you the smoke from the washburn fire. it is traveling northwestward towards jackson, bear valley, placerville, putting out a lot of smoke. as you look at the smoke forecast, that is going to get pushed to the east as the sea breeze strengthens going into tomorrow. even though it's heading northward toward sou

woodward was the president and ceo and of the online training software. last weekend police arrested him at a new york airport. >>> san jose police are releasing new details on the 4-year-old homicide case that's now solved. accused of killing que in 2018. they arrested the two men last week. both facing murder charges. he was found shot to death inside his home along misty glen court. he was in his mid-50s and a father of three. surveillance video shows a black lexus sedan pulling up to the home and three men exiting the car. investigators have not released the motive. >>> up next a sign of just how much rent has shot up in the past 20 years. new numbers on the first home mark zuckerberg lived in while starting up facebook. >>> yes, inflation will probably impact your back-to-school shopping list. you can help families who are struggling to make ends meet. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we're supporting our schools next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we've got fog back for the morning and also some drizzle. i'll show you how fast thi

i read bob woodward's book and it is verbatim out of trump's mouth. he did not want to tell people how bad it was because he did not want to scare people. that is an idiotic assessment of the pandemic. i thank god for joe biden. he had the sense to get his shots. he did not end up in the hospital. i don't know. the two doctors with trump, they suggested we drink bleach. thank god we got the vaccine. i have had both of my shots, both of my boosters. i am 88-years-old and in great health. president biden did not have to go to the hospital. host: bill is next in massachusetts, republican. caller: hi. how are you doing? host: good. caller: it is remarkable, huh? first we hear, it's my body, my choice. but now it is not my body, my choice on taking the vaccine. number two, the vaccine does not work. what are we supposed to do? take 500 vaccines from now until five years from now? number three, you destroyed numbers of young kids' minds wearing masks around-the-clock. my last comment is, how come the borders are still wide open allowing everybody to be runn

woodward is the president and ceo of ready tech and has been living in the netherlands. kron four's amanda hari talk to the victim's family tonight. more on their reaction and how the santa clara district attorney was able to get woodward into custody. all that coming up tonight at 9 o'clock. in the east bay, richmond is dealing with a vandalism problem at its elementary schools. it's a big problem. 3 schools were broken into and damaged over the weekend for school was vandalized the previous weekend. take a look at this. this was the discovery in every hallway at lincoln elementary school paper supplies, food. the list goes on and on and what you'll find on the floor on the classroom. according to the richmond police department, lincoln elementary, richmond charter academy and nice term elementary were all broken into over the weekend. just a week after greenwood academy was vandalized. >> a very low blow and it's unfortunate for the whole community to have all of their schools vandalize like this. it's completely heartbreaking to see the extensive damage that was done

john woodward is suspected of strangling 28 year old laurie house in 1992. she was a computer engineer. his body was found in a car in mountain view near a garbage dump about a mile from her work. woodward was tried twice in the nineties, but the case was dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope that was found around how it's neck. he traveled from amsterdam to the united states on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. as promoted. investigators say they think the victim and suspect were involved in a love triangle. south bay woman says she might

john woodward was arrested back in 1992 and tried twice for the murder of laurie house.ice say they believe they have evidence to put him behind bars. she didn't get to meet my kids.

woodward was tried twice in the 19 nineties.e was dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope that was found around how it's neck. he traveled from amsterdam to the united states on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. as for a motive, investigators say they think the victim and suspect were involved in a love triangle. public today, san francisco supervisors will consider a proposal to change election dates to increase voter participation. supporters want to move the elections of citywide offices, including the mayor'

laura linney's going to do joanne woodward. zoe kazan is going to play paul's first wife.g to read the director of "the sting." vincent d'onofrio's going to do john huston. george clooney's agreed to read paul ♪ >> so we're having fun kind of revisiting the generation before us >> seth: welcome back to "late night. we're here with ethan hawke, everybody. [ cheers and applause that was a clip from "the last movie stars. so, one, you're making this during a pandemic. but that's not the only reason you reach out to your group of friends who are actors you had another reason that you asked them all to do voice-over work in this >> well, the family had an amazing thing. it was this -- you see it in that clip right there. they had transcriptions of interviews that paul had done to write his own memoir he had had his best friend interview all his closest friends. nannies, co-workers, best friends, everybody that knew them well. but he never wrote the memoir. so these interviews were sitting there. because he got bored with the whole idea once and set them on fire, destroyed them,

john woodward is suspected of strangling 28 year old lauri hops in 1992. a computer engineer whose body was found in a car in mountain view near a garbage dump mile from her work. woodward was tried twice in the 19 nineties, but the case was dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope found around how it's neck. he had traveled from amsterdam to the u. s on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back . we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. investigators believe the motive was a love triangle. in another bay area cold case. it has been 21 years since paul o'brien was found dead in san francis

woodward was tried twice in the 19 9 days, but nineties but the case was dismissed.hen the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators say they used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope that was found around how it's neck. he had traveled from amsterdam to the united states on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she and i probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. as for the motive, investigators say they think the suspect and victim were part of a love triangle. sisters of the san francisco woman killed more than 21 years ago hope to jumpstart this cold case. paula brian was last seen around midnight in front of a bar on sixth and mission streets in june of 200

host: bob woodward was one of the writers. he talked in 2011 and. his from his perspective. >> we --[video clip] >> those were captured. what did you hear in the courtroom? >> this saturday they sent me down to the arraignment. these were not the average d.c. of burglars. that hundred dollar bills in their pocket, very sophisticated electronic equipment. it was a mystery. the judge started asking them what they did and lead burglar who is named james mccord went asked, the judge said to speak up mr. mccord, and he said speak up, and he finally said see i a. -- cia, knows are elected words. host: this is the article that appeared at the next day in the washington post. bob woodward, one of the reporters, five men, one of whom said he was a former cia were arrested yesterday in what authorities described as an elaborate plot to bump the offices of the democratic national committee for the article goes on to note that was no immediate explanation as to why the five suspects were employed by the cia or any other individuals or organization. what was the

investigators say they found new evidence linking 58-year-old john woodward to the 1992 murder of lori house. hisals in th juries. she was 25 when she was found strangled to death in her car after working at adobe. he is set to appear in court august 10th. >>> still ahead tonight and streaming on cbs news bay area. thieves targeting taxpayer owned property in the east bay. why some locals say it's pointless to call police about t >>> plus an army of sea otters could be moving into the bay, why not everyone is on board. >>> the fog is thick out there tonight. we might add the chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm to the forecast. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> bren b are tngs th are lt dow i this particular case. check it out. on tuesday afternoon in broad daylight, a business owner spotted people stealing panels from a cal trans fence under 880. he called police. 20 minutes later an officer responded and drove off a minute later. then the people went right back to removing the panels from the bolted iron fence. the business owner claims thieves have targeted his