doggie make and burt reynolds?y doo. >> something else you may not know, snl wanted norm to play an old burt. he said, no, iant to be 1970's burt. >> this weekend, florida state will honor burt reynolds by wearing a decal on their helmet during the football game. burt, we'll miss you. >> rest in peace, bandit. - [narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for credit secrets sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their travel and lodging costs. all of the endorsers are actual enthusiastic and successful users of the credit secrets program. (upbeat music) - hi i'm larry king. you know you could be through no fault of your own one of the tens of millions of people in our country with a lower credit score than you deserve without even being late with one payment. sound crazy, well in 2012 the ftc conducted a major study that showed that one of every five americans had at least one error on one of their credit reports. in their follow up study in 2015 70% of consumers

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. >> burt reynolds remembered. the actor in his own words. >> he worked hard. tried to be a good guy. >> his frail final years. how he spent his last days working with brad pitt. >>> then, is ben affleck spiraling after being spotted out of rehab. his playmate love. >> moving in? this is a huge, huge mistake. >>> then -- chrissy teigen gets scleepy and sexy. >>> we rock out with the stars of the new queen- >> i was feeling myself, as the kids say. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> there are movie stars and then there was burt reynolds. hollywood lost one of the all-time greats today. >> women loved him. guys wanted to be him, and he kept working right up until the very end. there will never be another burt reynolds. >> i don't have a lot of regretz. i did the best i could and i had a good time. a wonderful time zbllt 282-year-old hollywood legend reportedly went into cardiac arrest this morning at a florida hospital. in a statement, his family said, issues, however this was unexpected. >> burt looked frail in his last "e.t." interview. >> are you proud of

this 1972 -- >> hey. >> cosmo centerfold, burt on a bearskin rug.ed it, actually, one of his biggest mistakes. >> ooh. >> he said it undermined the respect he earned in his performance in "deliverance". >> he also got the snl treatment. he was played eight times by norm mcdonald, including in this skit for "celebrity jeopardy", one of my personal favorites. >> you buzzed in. >> no, i didn't. >> yes, you did. >> that's your opinion. >> i hate my job. mr. reynolds, it's still your board. >> well, give me ape tit for $200. >> it's not ape tit. it's a petit -- never mind. >> those skits are so good. and norm mcdonald actually called reynolds a childhood hero. >> he's the reason he wrote that famous skit. >> so >> on twitter, ryan reynolds posted this, his deadpool imitation saying he did it first and best and naked. >> but ryan isn't always so nice on the twitter. "deadpool 2" was nominated for a people's choice award and he posted this. so honored by all the people's choice noms. feel degree to write us in for best family film because watch your blanki

burt was always one of my heroes growing up.s smack in that age group that fell in love with him when he was smokey and the bandit and cannonball run. he‘s the opposite of what you thought he would be. you would think he would be the grumpy tough guy, but he was probably the sweetest actor i‘ve had the chance to work with. he would give mea the chance to work with. he would give me a hug and a kiss on the cheek each morning and call me chief, and he treated the entire cast and crew like his kids. what kind of performance did he give to you? a phenomenal performance. really textured. we shot after the film was shot and he said it was one of his three favourite performances —— we talked. that was kind of rewarding for us. you said no one had more fun than him, admittedly at some cost to him during his life. did that side of his character come out? absolutely. you could tell that he enjoyed being on film sets, that was his home. you could tell that acting and working with other actors was his life. i never saw him without a smile.

and remembering burt reynolds. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> reporter: top officials inside the president's own administration denying he or she -eote that blistering op-ed in "the new york times." >> anyone who would write an anonymous editorial should not be working for this administration. >> i'm going to release the email about racial profiling. >> a very contentious start to day three of judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court coaring. fireworks over the release of confidential documents. >> knowingly violating the rules. >> i'm releasing committee confidential documents. >> police say four people are dead including the gunmen in a downtown cincinnati bank shooting. >> a wild chase ending in a violent crash. >> he lost it, he lost it! >> after a pair of ohio fugitives were tracked to oklahoma city. >> another major fire burning in california. >> it shut down a major interstate near the oregon state line. >> oh, mama. >> drivers were forced to abandon their cars and nearly 20 big rigs were left behin

and i've heard all sorts of stories from the burt reynolds film institute.no idea is what i was in for. they were evening classes, and we would start at 7:30pm, and very often burt would go until 2:00am or 3:00am in the morning. and it was a mix of study, anecdotes, his incredible stories, and the people he has known. he was a wonderful storyteller and i have to say, working in the business for so many years, i have never heard a bad thing about burt reynolds. anyone who met him, anyone who he touched, really loved him. he seemed to be a guy who did not take his work or himself very seriously. he talked about his career looking like a heart attack, and he said nobody had more fun than he did. the comeback movie, boogie nights, got him an oscar nomination. but he did not much like the movie, did he? he did come to appreciate it. but i have to say, burt's public persona — i grew up watching him on the tonight show withjohnny carson, and he was a riot, so much fun. but, as a teacher, that was something that meant a great deal to him. people don't really know ho

i said i am here to meet burt and the director, and they said burt is in his trailer and the directorfore i arrived, burt had had a disagreement with the director and knocked unconscious. that was day one on heat. how did you deal with that? listen, after hearing burt's side of the story, i understood why he had done it and would probably do the same thing. burt was a kindly soul, he was humane, he was self—deprecating. we spent a lot of time together. we hung out in his room, always rehearsing our next day's scenes, andi rehearsing our next day's scenes, and i was anxious to impress him. and over time i realised he was equally anxious to impress me, i think because i had come from the theatre, and that life, that training, seemed, isuppose, more valid to him than being a top ten movie starfor decades. i valid to him than being a top ten movie star for decades. i said valid to him than being a top ten movie starfor decades. i said in a tweet about him, he lived in a state of tension between needing to be taken seriously as an artist, all the while seeing the silliness of it all. you k

burt reynolds became one of the most popular actors in hollywood. and who could forget his role in "deliverance"? >> we beat it, didn't we? didn't we beat that? >> you don't beat it. you don't beat this river. >> reporter: raised in florida, he was a star athlete. reynolds earned a football scholarship to play at florida state, but his dreams of playing professionally ended with a knee injury after a car accident. he would turn to acting. there were plays. and then television. "gunsmoke." >> get out of here while you still can. >> reporter: reynolds was one of the most popular leading men in the '70s and '80s. but one of his most memorable roles was always that one opposite sally field. >> sorry. i don't want to get married. >> terrific. that makes two of us. >> reporter: the two would share a romance off-screen. he would also date farrah fawcett, dinah shore, and his longtime love -- loni anderson. and later in his career, a comeback in "boogie nights." the role earned reynolds an oscar nomination and a golden globe. and reflecting on his life, bur

you're burt [bleep] reynolds. >> reporter: in his memoir, burt said i wasn't interested in challenging an actor, i was interested in having a good time. but he did challenge himself in deliverance. >> you don't beat it. you don't beat this river. >> anything you turned down you regretted? >> women-wise? >> either way? women or film? >> that was crude sexist remark and i apologize to everyone for it. >> he did turn down films that became huge from "star wars" to tears of endearment to pretty woman and said yes to the heights movie. his role as a porn filmmaker won him a golden globe. then, there was the time he bared all on a bear skin rug on cosmo magazine and later said he regretted it taking away from a serious film like "deliverance" and boy, did he deliver all with their whipped cream battle. burt reynolds didn't just play a good old boy, he lived it. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> a lot of cleaning up. burt reynolds, at the age of 82. we celebrate him tonight. thank you all so much for joining us tonight. anderson cooper is in "ac 360" starts right now. >> good evening from washin

burt was injured by that point. all those stunts he had been in had really taken a toll on his body, the football he had played in college and high school. and we had to walk up the stairs from the green room to get to the stage and we were going over some of the movies we might talk about, and he said something like, you know, i've made 80 or 90 pictures. then he said, and only four of them are worth a damn. and i -- you know, i laughed, like you did there, and then i just thought there was something sad about that, because we know, of all the roles that he turned down, you know, he never -- what he got at and what he was not willing to talk about on stage, but was willing to talk about on stage was he never challenged himself enough as an actor. he could have -- you know, james bond was dangled in front of him, jack nicholson's role from "terms of endearment" was dangled in front of him, han solo, die-hard, and even the role he got nominated for in "boogie nights," he turned that down a ton of times. he didn't alw

. >>> good-bye, burt. new tributes to burt reynolds pouring in overnight. co-stars and fans celebrating his life. l.a.'s famed chinese theater going dark. we'll look back at his legendary life, career, and loves. >>> quarantined airlines, health officials on high alert after three new incidents involving sick passengers on flights entering the u.s. this morning, what's behind the rash of sick planes and what officials are doing to put a stop to it. >>> all that plus massive recall. the fire danger impacting millions of ford vehicles. how to tell if yours is on the list. >>> "today" exclusive, the reigning miss america stuns the pageant world with claims she was pulleyed and silenced by pageant officials. she's with us live without official permission from bosses. >>> game on. the nfl returns. the national anthem plays without protest. ♪ and the rockets red glare >>> and the eagles squeak by the falcons to kick off a new season. >> ryan for jones and no. >> "today" friday, september 7th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthri

we say good-bye to burt reynolds.

burt reynolds, who has died at the age of 82.ight‘s coming up on bbc two shortly, with emily maitlis. that's it from us. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. a i'm holly hamilton. look at the headlines... wales stun the republic of ireland in their nations league opener for ryan giggs first competitive game in charge. we hearfrom england captain joe root ahead of alastair cook's final test match at the oval. serena edges towards a 24th grand slam title — but admits she still has a long way to go at the us open. hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start in cardiff, where you might remember wales' world cup dreams were shattered by the irish nearly one year ago. many said tonight's uefa nations league match between the two sides might be a chance for revenge. if so — they certainly got it — beating the republic of ireland 4—1 and in ryan giggs first competitive match in charge. david ornstein was there. their run to the semifinals of euro 2016 captured the hearts o

you think of burt reynolds, the mustache, right? i remember his role in boogie nights, and handsome. handsome man. >> yes, very much so. i mean, ruggedly handsome. i think when i remember back, i heard stephanie talking about him being married to loni anderson in the late '80s and early '90s. they were kind of our brad and angelina at that time, just -- seriously, that striking couple, hollywood a-list. you know, the top of the heap, so beautiful. and we all looked at them and were kind of aspirational. to what we thought relationship goals were. you know, then they broke up and subsequently he had some failures. think about this, brooke. back in the '70s and the late '70s, he was hollywood's top grossing star for four or five years running. and he actually had at one point four movies playing at the same time in theaters. that's unheard of. >> crazy. >> for an actor in these days. absolutely. you know, we all remember "deliverance." it was amazing and one of the best films ever made. he says that it was the best film he was ever in

my years with burt never leave my mind.ll be in my history and my heart for as long as i live. rest, buddy. >> take your hat off, if you want to. ♪ they call you the bandit ♪ they call you the bandit ♪ >> hard to beat that chemistry, on screen and off. thank you for watching here all this week. i hope to see you later tonight for "20/20" and of course, right back here on monday. i'm david muir. good night. i'm david muir. good night. >>> we have a trial date for the ghost ship warehouse fire. two defendants are charged, but their lawyers say they're not the only ones responsible, and they'll use the trial to prove it. >>> tesla in turmoil. people are moving out. others are moving up, and everyone wants to talk what the ceo was seen smoking. >>> and didn't think there was anything left of the old bay bridge to blow up? well, there is, and it will be gone within 24 hours. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> people who are, you know, creating an environment that is not healthy for other people i think cannot be forg

. >> we're live at the white >>> good-bye, burt. new tributes to burt reynoldsg in overnight. co-stars and fanseb celrating his life. l.a.'s fed chinese theater bing dark. we'll lookk at his legendary life, career, and love. >>> quarantined. airlines and health officials oh alert n after three incidents involving sick passengers on flights entering the u.s. this inmo what's behind this doing toofficials are try to put a stop to it. >>> all that, plus, massive rell. the fir danger impacting miions of ford vehicles. how to tell if yours is on the list. "today" eexclusive. th reigning miss america stuns the pageant world with claims she was bullied and silenced by cials.t of she's with us live this morning without official permission from her boes. >>> and game on. the nfl returns. the national anthem plays without prests. ♪ andhe rockets' red glare and the eagles squeak by the falcons to kick off the new season. >> ryan, and no! >> todaid fr, september 7th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie anda hodtb live from studio 1a i rockefeller plaza

burt was married twice.ce that was fodder for the tabloids and earned burt a consoling call on larry king live from a fellow actor."forget all this crap that's going on in our life. you're a superman"years later..."you loom large in my mind. you're burt (expletive) reynolds"in his memoir burt said "i wasn't interested in challenging myself as an actor. i was interested in having a good time." natsbut he did challenge himself in "deliverance.""you don't beat it. you don't beat this river." "anything you turned down you regretted?""you mean women-wise?""either way, women or film?""that was a crude sexist remark and i apologize to everyone for it."but he did turn down roles in films that became huge... from "star wars" to "terms of endearment" to "pretty woman."he said yes to "boogie nights"natshis role as a porn filmmaker won him a golden globe. and then there was the time he bared all on a bearskin rug in cosmo magazine. he later said (ácommerci ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's l

burt reynolds died today in florida at the age of 82.e visiting his star on hollywood's wake of fame leaving flowers and a wreath. tonight the famous tcl chinese theater dimmed its lights in his honor. marcy gonzalez takes a look back at his career. >> did cletus call you a lenl end? >> uh-huh. >> that charisma, trademark mustache and unforgettable characters. burt reynolds was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s and 1980s from "deliverance." to his most memorable role in "smokey and the bandit." >> sorry. i don't want to get married. >> terrific. that makes two of us. >> reporter: after his oscar nominated golden globe winning comeback in "boogie nights" reynolds continued his passion for performing. teaching master acting as recently as last week at the school he founded near his south florida home. >> burt reynolds estate. >> the 82-year-old caretaker calling 911 thursday saying the star was having chest pains and trouble breathing. >> is he breathing? >> he's not answering questions. >> fans leaving flowers on his star on the holly

and the hollywood star burt reynolds has died at the age of 82.ive from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1:00 in the morning in london, and 8pm in washington, where donald trump's supporters are desperately trying to find out which of his staff penned an anoymous new york times editorial. the author of the column claimed to be part of a broader resistance to the president, working inside the administration. senior officials have been lining up to deny they wrote the article. the white house says the author should name themselves and resign. our washington correspondent nick bryant reports. this american stately home is now the scene of a washington whodunnit. which administration official was in the new york times with an article stabbing the president in the back? the anonymous editorial claims some trump appointees are working diligently to frustrate parts of his agenda, that he is impetuous, adversarial, petty, ineffective, anti—democratic, that his presidency is de

>> what can i say about this passionate fellow, my friend burt reynolds. burt was a dynamo. he was dangerous to me, and when i was making "deliverance," i was a little afraid if had to get in the car with him because he was a stunt man, and always took us right to the edge, and some ways he lived life like that. he was a wonderful guy to be around. he was such a joy, and i'm just going to talk to him a second. burt, you know, i know you were such a wonderful, a true artist in every way. you have the greatest love for your craft, for your fellow peers, and, you know, you and i had a wonderful relationship. we had the greatest times. very good talks. and we're going to miss your handsome face around, and i know you're with your buddies, you're with sammy davis, you're withdom delouise, all these great guys, johnny carson, all your friends are going to meet you. keep an eye on all the lovely ladies in heaven, will you? god bless you, rest in peace, kid. mark: any story or stories? >> oh, yeah. burt was a scalawag, you know? talking about this word pantheon, the gods of our indu

word actor burt reynolds has died. his rugged good looks made him a sex symbol in the '70s even earning him pinup status for a time and his role among so many movie goers tonight from his comedies to the dark thrillers. his manager confirming reynolds' death at the age of 82 from cardiac arrest at a florida hospital. here is nbc's cynthia mcfadden with a look at reynolds' life and career. >> reporter: burt reynolds is as much a part of american culture as hamburger on the fourth of july. he starred in an astounding 90 movies and 300 television shows. he had a knack for comedy in films like "smoky and the bandit". >> you got a great profile. >> i do, don't i? especially from the side. >> reporter: and more serious affairs. his thriller "deliverance". >> we get connected up with the body and the law, this thing is going to be hanging over us the rest of our lives. >> reporter: left no doubt he once said and out of the public's mind of his own that he could act. >> to me, the best acting, the very best acting is the kind

my years with burt never leave my mind h.ll be in my heart and in my mind. >> take your hat off, if you want to. ♪ >> hard to beat that chemistry on screen and off. thank you for watching here all this week. i hope to see you later tonight for "20/20" and of course, right back here on monday. i'm david muir. good night. >>> this is happening in neighborhoods, pacifica, come on, daly city. you're going home, operating. >> shocking details, illegal guns seized, authorities arrest a bay area family and charged them with running a human trafficking ring out of day care centers for seniors and children. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. authorities say these crimes went on for years and involved hundreds of victims. >> the family ran two child care centers and senior care homes. wayne freedman is live in daly city with the latest on a shocking and still developing story. wayne? >> reporter: indeed, larry, and th onorehe building over my shoulder there, quiet neighborhood, a

tonight, sally fields says quote, my years with burt never leave my mind. he will be in my history and my heart ddor as long as i live. rest, >> so many tributes tonight. all right. cynthia, thank you. >>> to another major story we're following, the deadly shootout at a bank headquarters in downtown cincinnati. police taking down a gunman after he opened firenside. his motive a mystery tonight. here is nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: chaos in the heart ofowntown cincinnati as gunshots ringut during the morning rush. >> there is guys with suits laying on the ground hiding be flower pots. >> reporter: shots fired around:10 a.m. around an office tower. d olice say the shooter armeth a .9 pistol and several hundred rounds of ammunition entered several opening fire in the towers loading dock then lobby. >> he kept shooting and kept shooting and after that he emptied the gun. he sat a reloaded. >> ie been fearing something like this happening, and it did. >> reporter: officers arrived almost immediatel killing the shooter and aiding the victims like this woman he

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"my years with burt never leave my mind. he will be in my history and my heart for as long as i live. rest, buddy." back to you, marlie and phillip. >> thank you, cynthia, for that report. >>> firefighters in northern california continue to battle the massive delta fire, which has prompted multiple road closures and evacuations. six fires are burning in the state. altogether they're covering more than 500,000 acres of land. let's go to nbc's miguel almaguer. >> oh, my god! i want to go! >> reporter: exploding across the hills near the california-oregon border, the so-called delta fire tripling in size. 300-foot flames burning along i-5 before leaping the interstate. >> that just caught on fire! we cannot stay right here! >> reporter: trapped, this couple capturing the terrifying moments as drivers abandon their cars and big rigs catch fire. some 45 miles of freeway shut down as the inferno closed in. >> brandon, we've got to get out and walk. >> reporter: triggering evacuations, the blaze is engulfing mountain ridges and cou

burt reynolds who has died at the age of 82.onymous article apparently written by one of his senior officials, describing how staff are secretly ignoring donald trump's orders. the official says members of the administration are trying to counter the president's ‘recklessness' and protect the country from his ‘worst inclinations'. the president said he doubted whether the person really existed and called the paper phoney and failing. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. this american stately home is now the scene of a dramatic washington whodunnit. the search for the identity of a senior trump administration official who says they are part of the resistance to his presidency. the anonymous editorial says that, although they want his administration to succeed, many within are working diligently to frustrate parts of his agenda. it suggests his presidency is defined by trump's amorality, that he's impetuous, adversarial, petty, ineffective, and anti—democratic. god bless you and thank you, mr president. the article

. >> movie icon burt reynolds has died. erika gonzalez is working this storthe live desk. >> you you know, when you think of burt reynolds you think of his charm, the signature grin. sadly burt reynolds has passed at the age of 82. his agent not saying much other than it being heartbreaking, but he did confirm that ren nynolds died of cardiac arrest. he was known for movies like differ deliverance and boogie nights. again, he was 82. >> he left an indelible mark. thank you so much. >>> now to a snning twist in a murder trial. a local family says they feel robbed of justice. >> there after the man of killing their daughter killed himself early this morning atnt mery county jail. >> tyler testsier was supposed o go on trial today. chris gordon was at a news conference where prosecutors prentsz presented the case they would have argued in court. >> reporter: prosecutors say at they believe tyler tessier committed suicide because his day of reckoning had come. omey say if he had stood trial here at the mony county courthouse, h

the life of burt reynolds. we have our own very special way of remembering things here on "morning joe." >> yes, we do. >> let's get to more news now. the white house continues the hunt for the anonymous administration official behind that scathing "new york times" op-ed. whodunit? >> what did donald trump say last night? when he was looking for -- the anonymous op-ed writer? >> oh, my god. >> the quote, if you will. >> do we have it? >> this is so good. listen to him. >> he doesn't have it. >> jackie gleason! i just -- wow. you sum bitch! right down the middle of the plate. >> i whiffed on that one. >> wow, alex. sorry. >> the "times" reports that white house officials have been calling around asking cabinet secretaries if they're responsible. really? you guys have really maybe better things to do? just asking. it helps build up the big reveal that is taking donald trump at his own game. so far one cabinet official issued a denial. everyone with the exception of chief of staff john kelly, and attorney general

♪ >>> burt reynolds remembered. the actor in his own words. >> i don't have a lot of regrets. did the best i could. >> what you never knew about the legend from those who knew him best. >> i can't believe he's gone. unbelievable. unbelievable. >> then is ben affleck spiraling after being spotted out of rehab? and his play mate and mug shots. are they getting serious while he gets sober? >> and roseanne in tears. what she really thinks about the conors killing off her character. >> after getting shamed for his grocery store job, the major acting gig he just landed. >> and "et"'s firs on the set of "murphy brun. wait until you hear the boundary-pushing plot line that will leave you speechless. this is "entertainment tonight. "hello, everyone. thanksgivings for joining us. >> this week we lost legendary actor, burt reynolds. >> i don't have a lot of regrets. i did the best i could and i had a great time. >> he reportedly went into cardiac arrest in a florida hospital. "et"'s uncovered the 911 tape. >> difficulty breathing and he had a bypass a few years ago. >> burt looked frail

and burt reynolds the star of smokey and the bandit dies of a heart attack at the age of eighty two we will look back at the life of hollywood's most famous the statute heartthrob. i'm sara kelley welcome to the program the front runner in brazil's presidential election has been stabbed at a campaign rally and taken to the hospital where he is said to be serious condition the right wing candidate john you're both sent out o. took the lead after the former president ignacio lula da silva was jailed on corruption charges and disqualified from running. the moment that could alter the course of the country the front runner in brazil's presidential race stabbed in the gut. he's rushed to the hospital with a life threatening wound. the crowd grabs this man a daily obispo de oliveira believed to be the attacker he's now under arrest police say he's mentally unstable his motive for means unclear hours later inside this hospital doctors await the results of surgery to repair the damage and outside rage over the attack. so again most of you know you're both scenarios a fighter he's on his feet h

my years with burt never leave my mind.e in my history and my heart for as long as i live. there were more women and more movies. in 1981's "cannonball run," thes looking likee s having the time of his life. his romantic life fodder for the tabloids. featuring a relationship with farrah fawcett, dinah shore, a brief marriage to loni anderson. he sat down with barbara walters three times over the course of his career to discuss life and love. >> i'll use an analogy. there's an old bull and a young bull on top of a hill. they look down. the young bull's the swinger. he says, let's go down there and make love to every one of those cows down there. let's run down there and take them all. and the old bull says, let's walk down there and take every one of them, one at a time, get to know them and love understand them. i'm not either one of those bulls. >> what you are is full of bull. >> that's what i am, that story has absolutely nothing to do with me. >> reporter: before he was a movie star, burt was a high school football star

burt reynolds was both of those things.he shot to fame in deliverance and starred in films like smokey and the bandit, boogie nights and cannonball run. he died in hospital in florida after suffering a heart attack. ric flair is a professional wrestler who was 16 times world champion, and was a friend of burt reynolds for 45 years. he's on the line from atlanta, georgia. how will you remember him?|j how will you remember him? i was just trying to figure it out. i met him in ‘79, so i guess 39 years. i was thinking back. i remember him being a great guy. just, you know, very easy to get along with. he didn't... he wasn't out to impress you, he was just a regular guy. didn't... he wasn't out to impress you, he wasjust a regular guy. you know, there were times when... sorry to interrupt you, he gave some great performances, no question, but he never seemed to take his career or himself too seriously? exactly, he enjoyed life. he made the most of it. the first time i met him i'm thinking to myself, what do i say to burt reynold

burt reynolds, dead of a cardiac arrest. as we get more reaction, shep, we'll bring it to you. >> shepard: trace gallagher live in los angeles. thank you. the kavanaugh hearings continue now on capitol hill. this is fox news channel. >> ordinarily you get on board the precedent but you might still write separately to say, i think this was a huge mistake and we should go back to a different approach. you see that sometimes. i think there's lots of -- >> i want to ask but the chair will let me have three more minutes. what is the difference between an appellate court judge's job and a supreme court justice's job? >> there are many. >> specifically with regard to questions where there's been a precedent. >> so at the d.c. circuit level, court of appeals level, we follow vertical stare decisis. we're not allowed to deviate from a supreme court press department. let's put it this way. on the d.c. circuit, we were considering a prior precedent of our own. we can do that at times if the conditions for overrule ago precedent are met

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burt reynolds, for those of you who are too young to know, burt reynolds was the number one box officear of the 1970s. i mean, that had "star wars" in it, "jaws" in it, "the godfather" in it, all had their butt kicked by "smokey and the bandit." he was a star, handsome, all of us were wearing scuba vests after "deliverance." as sad as burt's passing, the one bright light, so many things are going on in the world, think of all the news stories happening this day. right before i came out on stage tonight, i looked at the twitter feed, of the 19 trending subjects on twitter, 17 were about burt reynolds. so america's priorities are in the right spot still. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, burt! now, over there i was talking about this "new york times" op-ed by an anonymous senior white house official saying they're secretly resisting the president. everybody is dying to know who this person is. and i'm the only one who's got them. this is exclusive. if you've got kids, why did you bring them into this world? ( laughter ) this is the "late show presidential leak-crets." ♪ ♪ ( applause ) w

my years with burt never leave my mind. burt reynolds was 82. >>> the new york attorney general issuing subpoenas to all catholic diocese over the investigation of how they reviewed or covered up sexual abuse of minors. this comes weeks after the grand jury report of predator priests in pennsylvania. on thursday, new jersey's attorney general announced a task force of sexual abuse of clergy and cover ups. >>> alex jones and his web site info wars banned by twitter. the move coming one month after silicon valley announced a similar ban. he violated the abusive behavior policy. this ban comes the day after he harassed marco rubio on capitol hill. he warned this is the deep state trying to strike back. >>> the motion picture academy rethinking the addition of the popular film category of the oscars. it was supposed to debut in february, but the academy announced it is shelving the award for now. they say implementing it nine months into the year created challenges for films already released in 2018. the academy will seek addit

>>> remembering burt reynolds. >> sorry, i don't want to get married. >> the mustache, the women, the legacy, what the hollywood icon was doing right up until the week before he died and the starring role he said he always wished he had taken. >>> those stories, plus, the romance novelist and author of "the wrong husband" now charged with the real-life murder of her own husband. >>> plus, is your hair dryer hurting your brain? the new research raising questions. >>> and locked out. the awkward moment the president's son-in-lawon-in-laww kushner had. >>> a lot to get to. good morning on this friday. i'm terrell brown in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with president trump taking aim at the mystery writer behind that blistering "the new york times" op-ed. >> overnight the president warned his supporters in montana about what he called deep state operatives threatening democracy. abc's emily rau has the latest from washington. emily, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, terrell and diane. at least ten top officials have publicly denied penning that op-ed and the

but burt disagrees... calling the book propaganda ahead of newsom's go race...which omitted a lot of facts about newsom.greg burt, california family council director of capital engagement "technically he was breaking the law..."(but with)"and he decided that he didn't like the law and he was going to violate it." (vicki) that was doug johnson reporting....gavin newsom's campaign and the campaign of his opponent... john cox had no comment about the book. meanwhile pinkerton says in no way is this an endorsement from the school district in newsom's race for governor. burt is encouraging other parents who disagree with newsom in this book to make their voices heard to the school district. (jr stone)police officer is now the department... claiming he was discriminated against following the september 11th terrorist attacks. we reported this story earlier this year... and the city says an internal investigation found no wrong-doing. now-- nabil haidar is suing the police department. he is lebanese-american and muslim, and says other san jose police officers taunted hi

and remembering burt reynolds. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> reporter: top officials inside the president's own administration denying he or she -eote that blistering op-ed in "the new york times." >> anyone who would write an anonymous editorial should not be working for this administration. >> i'm going to release the email about racial profiling. >> a very contentious start to day three of judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court coaring. fireworks over the release of

it made burt reynolds an icon.. >> we get connected up with that body and the law, this thing is going to be hanging over us the rest of our lives. >> the 1972 film "deliverance" transported him from journeyman actor to leading man and scared us all to death along the way. two years later in "the longest yard" he played the football player he'd been in real life until injury led him to acting. he'd return to the game and fun and games in semi-tough, perfecting the persona that would make smokey catch fire and cannon ball run and smokey 2 into the aid80s. at the end of the day, at the end of a career few could even hope for and the end of it all, he'll always be remembered for the kind of easy charm we all wish we had. >> don't you ever take that hat off for anything? >> sure. i take it off for one thing and one thing only. >> oh. if we were lost on a desert island together -- >> yes? >> -- do you think we'd get along and talk and things? [ laughter ] >> sure. yeah, we'd get along. it would never be boring, i can te

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>> dear burt, how do you tell when you're in love?e of the acid tests is to a lot of people like to have their feet rubbed. now, if you rub your girlfriend's feet a lot, rub them down really good and then forget to wash your hands before you eat lunch, you're in love. >> reporter: his love life as popular as his movies. from dinah shore who was 20 years his senior to loni anderson with whom he shared a son and much publicized divorce and in 2015 he opened up to me about the one who got away. >> you say "smokey and the bandit," we will see you ands true >> mera. >> is true. >> what do you do? >> i just go from place to place, do what i do best. >> what's that? >> show off. >> she was the love of my life. i really to this day think she's the most special woman i've ever dated. >> you say you blew it with her. >> i did. i did. >> right. if you could say something to her today, what would you say to her? >> you were the best thing that ever happened to me. >> reporter: spending time with me at his estate in florida he confided there were

my years with burt never leave my mind.years old. >> let's not forget florida state running back and quarterback in "the longest yard." >>> speaking of football. philadelphia eagles kicking off the nfl season last night revealing the first ever super bowl championship banner. >> we have andy scholes with the bleacher report. >> good morning. the fans in philadelphia were all pumped up ready for a celebration last night to celebrate the super bowl one more time. then some thunderstorms came through and caused a delay. it was a 45-minute delay before the game got going. when the storm passed, eagles revealing the banner. that was the highlight of the night for a long time. first half was a snooze fest. so many penalties. third quarter, the eagles ran the famous super bowl play. the philly special. that really got the crowd into it. the game came down to the last play. just like the playoffs last year, matt ryan would be incomplete to julio jones. eagles hold on to the fans' delight winning 18-12. before the game, boyz2men had