we will catch up with blythe danner and john lithgow. - accused in a robbery and high speed chase >>> good morning, everyone. three young people are in custody accused of a robbery through contra costa county. the car crashed into another car on highway four in antioch. police say officers also recovered a handgun. it started with a robbery at a gas station, officers picked up the chase in la fee yet. three juveniles in custody. no word ongoing injuries. let's get a check of your weather. >>> our highs will be climbing into the mid-60s. it's going to be breezy, though. as far as the rain, that is pretty much cloud cover for this afternoon. san jose 67 degrees, con card 68, oakland 63. keep in mind if you're going to be hanging out in the city, it will be a little breezy, it's going to be a cooler afternoon. just a little bit warmer than what we saw yesterday. as far as the roads go, no major accidents, a couple of fender benders early on. u.s. 101 looking smooth. and the bay bridge toll plaza looking good. there have been no metering lig

blythe is heaven to work with. both of these women.ors, both of which come from the theater, as do i so in both cases, we just sort of hit the ground running. >> seth: the -- you had not -- yoonalmost worked in a play broadway with blythe years ago, yes? >> yes she was in the american premiere of harold pinter's "betrayal." she was cast in it, and i was asketo play opposite her and i had committed to doing a play written by a friend of mine, off broadway at joe pabst theater. success in "betrayal."huge mine lasted two and a half weeks, total failure [ light laughter ] and i was ready to kill myself as an actor would. except for the fact that that left me available to do a job at rehearsed for three weeks in los angeles before shooting in texas and it was during those three weeks i met mary, the woman whom i have been married to for 38 years >> seth: well, there you go. [ cheers and applause >> you know, it's like -- it's like one of the best things that ever happened to me came from p one of the worstfessional mistakes i ever made [ li

." >> yes >> jimmy: this film with blythe danner. >> the wonderful blythe danner, yes. >> jimmy: haved not worked together before we knew each other, not extremely well, but we were from the same pool of theater actors in the 1970s. >> jimmy: yeah >> along with meryl streep, and mandy patinkin, and sam waterston, that gang >> jimmy: yeah >> all of us employed only about half the time, but all of us crazy about each other. >> jimmy: yeah >> we finally got the chance in this film. >> jimmy: how would you describe this film this would be like a - >> it's a -- i adore this film. it's like a boy meets girl film except the boy and the girl are both septuagenarians [ light laughter ] they're like - and sort of birds with broken wing who find themselves -- who find each other, and they're eccentrics imagine "silver linings playbook" as if they were both old folks. >> jimmy: yeah >> that's kind of what it is [ light laughter ] and i'm a fan. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip here yeah i'm a fan as well. here's john lithgow and blythe danner in "the tomorrow man. take a look. >> the inte

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barrel and we will lose people, quite possibly sailors, by the hundreds if we go into this with blythelyught in iraq. iraq, we couldn't do it. they killed 4,493 of us. iran is vietnam war-level combat, and you know, whatever they're doing, they need to stop talking about it now. >> and colonel wilkerson, the other challenge is that donald trump doesn't exactly have an administration stacked with talent. >> no. the only thing wrong with that, otherwise very accurate scenario just painted, is i don't think that's what we're going to do. i think the pentagon's objections would be so strenuous that that is not what we do. what we do is what we did in "operation preying mantas" writ large, conduct battle operations around the clock, 72, 99 hours, whatever. we conduct massive air strikes, and we do considerable damage to iran, and then we back away. we would not put a single marine or soldier on the ground. if we do, as he said, we're fools. so, that's a scenario that bothers me, because we will think it will work, and it won't because of what he just stated. >> exactly. >> they will not just