. >> burt reynolds in that one? >> burt reynolds. a classic. >>> we start with breaking news. a lockdown at a military base in hawaii. two killed by a u.s. sailer whoor then killed himself. a third civilian employee was wounded and is in stable conditions. chadwick says it came just a few day before the 1941 japanese attack on pearl harborer. >> the tloel shipyard played is pretty legendary. he's known for amazing work they get done. this is certain lae a tragedy for everyone here. er >> a maintenance area for nuclear submarines. authorities have not released a motive more inidentities of the shooters or the victims. >>> house democrats planling their next steps after four legal scholars made the case for and against impeaching and dotheirer we ecwekt the judic kmidy vote on article said of oimmeechment. as of nowwit with be in shows the l those articles? democrats have laze out evidence for obstruction of justice and congress. rir rr debating whether to take tonight's actions into those obstruction kaunts. ats bens's hearing akrauns the president has committed impiechable off

. >> the cannonball run is the name of an old burt reynolds movie, it's a very real and illegal race from new york city to southern california. this year's winners made it in record time. dana jacobsen tells us just how they did it. >> reporter: with a top speed of 193 miles per hour and an average of 103 for more than a day, drivers arnie and doug along with spotter berkeley are the new cannonball record run holders. as first reported by road and track, the team made the 2800 mile journey from new york to los angeles in 27 hours 25 minutes, shaving more than an hour off the old mark set in 2013. while in the movie burt reynolds and dom delouise crossed the country in an ambulance, the team rode in a suped up mercedes souped up in two years with this in mind. >> we have a cb radio, police scanner. we use gyro stabilized bin olk lars and something new for this trip that's never been done. we used a thermal scope on the roof of the car so we're able to see anything warm on the side o. >> reporter: they were also aided by a network of spotters driving ahead of them and reporting road co

. >> made famous in the 1981 movie with burt reynolds.ny tillman, doug talbot just drove a customized mursade as bnz from new york to l.a. un27 hours, 25 minutes, beating the previous record in 2013 pie an average of 25 minutes. they say they-a few encounters along the way. and they stape said by only two times in the entire trip. they were coming through town and not dangering anyone. photoeos of the police in the story there. >> only four stopped. we drive to the midwest from here, we only stop two or three times. take it easy. no pea breaks for those guys. >>> no walking in basketball. so how does lebron james get away with this? another tough night for nba refs. - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. the holidays are here and so is t-mobile's newest, most powerful signal. and we want to kee

some young guns tried to give burt reynolds, a run for his money driving from new york city to l a andsays that that drive from men have. beach to lament new york or vice versa 41 hours. that's what it should take with no traffic. these guys did it. in 27 hours and 25 minutes. and the previous record of course they took turns driving. but what's not fair is the car was a souped up mercedes with a turbocharged engine. grated exhaust so one of 193 miles an hour. averaged a 103 miles per hour the entire way. why did they get stopped by the cops. scores of scout on the lookout. i'm saying you're lucky. that's tom was as stupid as the movie. the warriors didn't do much driving to the basket and fly home after one more game on the road in chicago tomorrow. they lost again last night in charlotte on the bright side, they'll get to see their new chris mistry when they get back they just let the treaty last night at the chase center. it's 90 feet tall. 10 9 story building has got to be safe right the state tree and sack is 66 feet tall and the national tree there lightning 90 c that's a 60 foot

to call that the cannonball run because the movie 1981 look kids, some young guns tried to give burt reynolds york city to l a and google says that that drive from men have and beach to lament new york or vice versa 41 hours. that's what it should take with no traffic. these guys did it in 27 hours and 25 minutes. and the previous record of course they took turns driving. but what's not fair is the car was a souped up mercedes with a turbocharged engine. 193 miles an hour. averaged a 103 miles per hour the entire way. why did they get stopped by the cops. scores of scout on the lookout. i'm saying you're lucky. it. that stunt was as stupid as the movie. the warriors didn't do much driving to the basket and going to fly home after one more game on the road in chicago tomorrow. they lost again last night in charlotte on the bright side, they'll get to see their new chris mistry when they get back they just let the treaty last night at the chase center. it's 90 feet tall. it's a 9 story building has got the faith right. the state tree and sack is 66 feet tall and the national tree there lightnin

but i want to get a burt reynolds, you know, bow mustache, the one that comes down.f that. >> jimmy: just be careful because the final stage of that, of course, is a little hitler mustache. [ laughter ] >> i would call that the charlie chaplin, you idiot. i'm not going to say, you know [ applause ] i'll put a little top hat on. have you seen the little mustache? you are such a jaded talk show host. >> jimmy: glass half empty. >> i get it. >> jimmy: i don't know if you know this. where were you shooting this movie? >> oh, we were in new mexico. vast stretches of new mexico. >> jimmy: out in the field, the desert. >> so far away there was no cell phone service. you had to go climb a thing called lone butte to get two bars. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. climb lone butte, you see some producer up there going like this. looks like rain, we're going to have to shoot on saturday. but we were out on these -- there's a vast movie history to new mexico. >> jimmy: to that area. >> ames ranch and bonanza creek. all these places where really famous movies have -- >> jimmy: you love

she began a high-profile relationship with burt reynolds. d caring, but it was also confusing and complicated. >> mm-hmm. my relationship with burt was extremely complicated. it was just as complicated as my relationship with my stepfather. i couldn't see him, really, because i kept hearing my past. except he kept stepping right into the old footsteps that were left behind. >> of your stepfather? >> yeah. >> how did you heal, sally? you're healed?ever know if - i don't know. but i do know this, i don't have a relationship with anyone. >> would you like to? >> i -- i don't know. i distrust. i think that's probably the area of my life that i cannot heal. >> you distrust men? >> yeah. >> is that what you're saying? >> yeah, sure. absolutely. and i distrust that i can remain myself. >> has acting been they are putin fpu therapeutic for you? >> acting has healed me in a lot of ways. each time it asked me to find something inside of myself i didn't want to know. >> why? why? >> and to own those pieces of myself is freeing. >> i happen to believe yo

. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> well, i'm gladht time. >> entertainment journalism evolved as viewers got more curious and had more access. until that point, the entertainment business had been something we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insider's look. >> the crafty old j.r. of "dallas" fame was with his mother actress mary martin as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious. and you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. >> what are you like on camera? >> i'm like this. this is on camera. >> this is on camera. >> it was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guy in the movies, but don't tell that to his neighbors in utah, they are still bitter and redford is the target of their ire -- >> the audience grew and grew. and that was showin

while in the movie, burt reynolds and dom delouise crossed the country in an ambulance, the team rode in mind. >> we've got a couple radar detectors, a cb radio, a police scanner. we use gyro stable i'ded binocular -- gyrostabilized bin actionlors, and something we've never done, a thermal scope on the roof so we're able to see anything warm on the side of the road before us. >> reporter: they were aided by a network of spotspotters, driv ahead and reporting road conditions along with the placement of speed traps. >> we knew we had a shot pretty much the whole time. thankfully nothing bad happened, there were no altercations with the police or anything to slow association says speeding is widely deemed culturally acceptable by the motoring public. we need to change that narrative and make speeding as socially unacceptable as drunk driving. toman maintains the team never put any other drivers at risk. >> there was no close calls. we don't pass people at a high rate of speed. simply because it's dangerous, and if we were to do that to drive recklessly, they're justice going to call the

. >> when burt reynolds passed away -- >> right i don't want to be maudlin. >> yeah, i mean, wow. >>y. how does he -- how did this fall in your lap? get jane wells on that i just think it's weird. bacon? >> reporter: because i love it. >> i don't see the connection. anything bacon is you, pot -- >> she covered the o.j. trial. >> that's right. >> reporter: i covered a lot of trials. >> that's right. that's right >> reporter: elon musk smoked a blunt which -- >> i was thinking about that, too. in this day and age, the president has called people -- well, never a pedo but he throws -- you know, he throws -- he calls mini mike bloomberg so in this day and age is it twitter -- >> you can't call somebody a pedophile and get away with it >> all of our standards are lower today or is it twitter >> reporter: there's a key figure everyone he's insultedis a public figure. vernon unsworth has been a public figure. >> elon musk said he told him where to stick his submarine the difference between public and private is much higher bar. >> musk tried to have him a public figure. unsworth yesterday r