how great is jeff bridges? >> awesome.chillest thing is he's been married to his wife sue for 41 years. he met her when she was working at the motel and they have an awesome relationship. >> i love it. >> next question. >> crystal asks, if you could be a cartoon character, dylan, which one would you be. >> i love this one. i would go from dot from animaniacs. she's fun. crazy things happen. you need to watch it. >> you should watch more cartoons. >> he was going with either beavis or butthead. >> no, you just scream bugs bunny. you're taller than everyone around you, smartser. >> no. >> i teal like things go your way. >> is bugs technical? . i'll go with that. our final question is from sheila in philly. she asks, is there a food you eat in a way that others would find weird? you first, dylan? >> i eat chocolate milk weird. i dip the spoon in the milk and in the powder. >> that's awful. >> for me, it's peanut butter. i open the skippy and go in with a knife and take a full jar of skippy real easily. then it's hard to breat

it's the raiser part that we like about jeff bridges.as selling crack we would not be so enthusiastic about jeff bridges but he is selling moonshine. and he's meeting pretty ladies. as it is usually told, one story of nascar explains that ford grew up out of in formal races between liquor running drivers and their soup dart cars -- souped up cars. he went to atlanta, and delivered your alcohol among other places, you would be sitting with the other drivers and be like who's got the fastest car. and then they would rise. that's the story. there was an early nascar champion who explained it, he said he knew how it got started, in a cow pasture in the 1930s, no safety equipment, just a bunch of bootleggers who had been arguing all week about who had the fastest car would get together to prove it. there is this spirit that i have been trying to talk about. it gets curtailed into a sport. we eventually call it nascar. he continues, 30 or 40 bootleggers would show up. they would track -- make a track in a half miles. -- in a half mile circle.

jeff bridges's character, we know he's not quite what he seems to be.e rweave. be. we see how these stories interweave. i thought it was actually much more involving and engaging than i had imagined from the trailer which looked flippant and debate throw away. it looked stylish but i didn't know what else. some of the reviews have said exactly that. but i didn't find it was. i thought the performances were really good. i love the way the naughty threads of the narrative continue to run fit to right up until the last ten or 15 minutes. it was moving in ways i didn't expect it to. perhaps it's a little long, but i was really, really engaged in it. i went in thinking, 0k, but i was really, really engaged in it. i went in thinking, ok, this is going to be a couple of smart alec cinematic troops. i thought it was much more than that. i know it hasn't had a great response from the critics but i think it is pretty decent. long but not in a bad way.l star is born is your best out. i can't disagree with you. you liked it up untila can't disagree with you. you li

jeff bridges.ing we're giving you a chance to ask dylan and me any question on your mind. st'll answer any qn on the air on the show go to twitter, fansbook, igram and use the fire away.ay. dylan is back? >> i'm aack now with another check of ate r. >> i get a little nervous about this. >> we know what's coming in the weather department and that's especially back through the n plains the south it stays warm through the beginning of the week in the eastern half of the country and mountain snow. perhaps up to a i foot the higher elevations. wednesday the snow sizzles out berksh through the middle of the country and we're also keeping an eye on a tropical systemul tt approach the panhandle of florida by the time we get into theurwednesday/ay time frame. that could produce rain bringing it up into the carolinas butfhe end the week. that's the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> looking outside our windows now, low clouds and visibility out to our west.pe culp coming in at

jeff bridges.ing we're giving you a chance to ask dylan and me any question on your mind. we'll answer any question on the air on the show go to twitter, facebook, instagram and use the #sundaytoday. fire away. dylan is back? >> i'm a little nervous about it. >> the whole ask us anything. >> no idea what's coming. >> no idea. we do know what's coming in the weather department though, and that is a lot of rain. especially back through parts of the southern plains. it stays warm through the beginning of the week and mountain snow, perhaps up to a foot of snow in some of the higher elevations possible out west. wednesday the snow starts to fizzle out. we start to dry out through the middle of the country and we're also keeping an eye on a tropical system that could approach the panhandle of florida by the time we get through wednesday and thursday >>> mostly clear skies to start and it's pretty warm outside, around san francisco 68 degrees, courtesy of some offshore breezes that will be picking up and

jeff. >> jimmy: bridges. >> and steve buscemi.d the three of you been together -- >> well, we did one lebowski fest in new york. and i was going to stay afterwards and see the movie. but we were on a stage with like six easy chairs so you couldn't hear the moderator ask questions. i'd have to get up, walk as cross stage, hear the question, walk back. then it was -- it's like comic-con for -- no, it's like comic-con. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like comic-con, yeah. >> yeah, i decided i better not be there. >> jimmy: were people excited to see you guys together? >> yeah. >> jimmy: at the restaurant? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i would think so. >> yeah, it was nice. they all -- they went to jeff -- >> jimmy: to jeff bridges? >> yeah, it's great, man, how you doing, oh, it's great. >> jimmy: how many times have you watched that movie? >> i don't know. i try not to watch it too much. if it's on,ive getted sucked into it. i don't want to get burned out on it. >> jimmy: do you watch your stuff? is that something -- >> this is the only mov

. >> reporter: and jeff bridges and chris hemsworth lead an all-star cast in bad times at the el royale. ileana diaz, there's your "eye on entertainment." >>> meet petra and her 13 pups. they were abandoned at a stockton animal shelter. animal rescued found them a foster home at a brand-new doggy daycare center in san rafael. >> we're not always in the right place at the right time to take in 14 german shepherds but we just happened to have a new 8400-square-foot facility. >> good timing there. mom and her baker's dozen will be ready for adoption soon. after all she has been through, they are especially focused on finding the perfect home for petra. >> look at those guys. >> aren't they cute? >> very cute. >> so adorable. they are small now. but they get big. >> they will get adopted soon. >>> time now 4:57. >> straight ahead coming up, talk about a red eye. just hours ago, the longest commercial direct flight touched down. >> reporter: san francisco doesn't allow scooters on its sidewalks just yet. and lime, the scooter company, trying to keep it that way. it's con fighting but we'll s

john goodman, jeff bridges in los angeles. check these guys out.cs liked it. it was disjointed. was it really a comedy? here was a movie about a bowling team. part screw ball comedy, and political allegory with the occasional nod to anihilism. and cannabis. when you first read the script, what did you think? >> i thought it was hysterical. >> laugh out loud funny. >> there are rules. >> reporter: the brothers wrote dialogue. the actors embraced it. >> we had a rehearsals. we did improve to get the life of the season, but when it got down to shooting, i -- did i get the man in the right place? you know? did i have another f-bomb? >> i loved it. i thought it was really kind of, like wild and weird and funny. but i have to say when i was reading the part of donny, i kind of didn't get it. >> i am a walrus. >> shut the [ bleep ] up, donny. >> i felt bad for the guy. i felt sad. i thought why was walter bully him all the time. and then my favorite scene is when the ashes -- when you're throwing the ashes. >> theodore, donald, he loved to serve. >> you c

sunday, my guest is the dude himself, jeff bridges. got to hang out with the dude. bighe's such a cool. he's as cool as you think he is. he's been married to his wife for 41 years. met her on a set of a movie. she wasn't in the movie but was working at the hotel where he was staying. a great conversation with jeff bridges. >> hope you have a great weekend, everybody. enjoy. go, raiders. >> megyn kelly is up next.i )m an apparent new twist in san >>> good morn, everyone, 8:56, i'm scott mcgrew. in an apparent new twist in the scooter war, a potential new roadblock. one of the comes left out of the city's new dockless scooter progams is taking legal action before it rolls out next week. lime is suing for an injunction to prevent the two other companies skip and scoot from deploying their legal scooters. the pilot program is scheduled to launch on monday. lime is one of ten scooter companies passed over in the bidding to provide dockless scooters in san frised its prog after critics argued the city was being overrun with scooters all over town. if the court agrees on a

. >> and sunday my guest is the dude himself, jeff bridges. >> oh!d a little bowling as he did in the big lebowski. he is suchy. a cool he is as cool as you think he is. he has been married for 41 years. great guy. great conversation with jeff bridges. >> looking forward to that. >> all right. we hope you have a great weekend, everybody. enjo go raiders. >> doggy bag for hoda! frz raiders. >> megyn kelly is up next. . >>> this is a news4 today news break. >> 8:56 is your time on in friday, october 12th., 2018 melissa molett is keeping an eye on the roadways right now. she has yourirst4 traffic on this friday. >> good morning. outer loop after 450 right side blocked by a crash there. 66 at 95. 95 looks happy friday on 95 northbound through virginia. inbound 66 approaching manassas a little nt slow but nothing the way. northbound on 270 is the slowsp as you are approaching frederick around bucky's town pike. >> thank you. >>> we will take a break now. we'll check your forecast when we come back. stay with us. i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this mes

jeff bridges‘ character, we know he's not quite what he seems to be.much more involving and engaging than i had imagined from the trailer which looked flippant and and a bit throwaway. it looked stylish but i didn't know what else. but empty. some of the reviews have said exactly that. but i didn't find it was. i thought the performances were really good. i found it engaging. i love the way the knotty threads of the narrative continue to wrong foot you right up until the last ten or 15 minutes. it was moving in ways i didn't expect it to. yes, perhaps it's a little long, but i was really, really engaged in it. believe me, i went in thinking, ok, this is going to be a couple of smart alec cinematic tropes. i thought it was much more than that. i know it hasn't had a great response from the critics but i think it is pretty decent. long, but not in a bad way. a star is born is your best out. i can't disagree with you. you just liked it more than me. you liked it up to a point and then you lost patience. i loved the first hour, and then ijust thought it ta

it stars chris hemsworth, jeff bridges, dakota johnson. "bad times at the el roayle" getting a 75%. quick review, the film is clearly aiming for a funky, hyper-violent, multi-layered "pulp fiction" vibe but it's missing an adrenaline shot to the heart. hyper-violent, multi-layered if the pulp fiction" vibe but it's missing an adrenaline shot to the heart. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan, available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate starting at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason so

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tomorrow on "sunday today" willie sits down with jeff bridges andcoming up next, on t bay ....o the streets. the growing frustration that now have led to arrests. >>> plus, this may look like your average break-in, but that guy, he didn't make off with cash. the unusual heist that has the owners chuckling. >>> and as dry, warm weather continues, vianey arana is tracking an increased fire danger. she'll show us which areas are at the highest risks. we'll see you at 7:00. here is - >>> that sounds means one thing. it is now 7:00 on this saturday morning. take a live look at the lake park. so peaceful this morning. it is a nice way to wake up. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. vianey arana has been watching that microclimate forecast that looks like almost july, not even september. >> that's a good way of putting it. we've been dealing with these warmer temperatures and it looks like those warmer temperatures will continue, but what i'm looking out for this weekend is the elevated fire danger. clear skies, 54 degrees. peninsula 55, also nice and clear. cooler in the tri-val

tucker remember jeff bridges.50 cars the dude is not going to work hard enough to make a car -- what's wrong, andrew you got something important? go ahead go ahead go ahead you look really pained go ahead >> what i wanted to -- >> rambler rambler became amc >> amc's done. >> but it was swallowed up >> studebaker, gone. >> you can't go oldsmobile and pontiac? those are models >> they're not all models. >> they're mostly models you don't have tucker. >> let's do it this way. a lot of cars didn't make it >> we'll take that. >> what have your conversations with elon been like over the past couple of weeks >> been real interesting i think he is really a guy who wants to do the right thing. and he's not an easy person to work for he's demanding, likes perfection i think the reason he had some people leave is not because something's wrong with the cars. it's because he's a tough guy to work with. what i think is he thinks about how to make his shareholders happy, how to make his customers happy, how to make his sharehold

show but we wanted to mention his interview this weekend on "sunday today" with the dude himself, jeff bridgesunday today" with willie geist. and "morning joe" is coming right back. if you have psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. >>> the centers for disease control says roughly 80,000 people, 80,000 people, died from the flu and flu-related complications last year, the deadliest since 1976. of that tot

. >> this is the bridge and tunnel, 20 minutes of the atlantic festival, drive time with chris and jeff. we'll talk about the islanders and springsteen for the next 20 minutes and will be delightful for all of you. >> from new york, though. a delightful suburb of new jersey. it's -- there's no response to it. it's kind of >> there's no response because it's asked and answered. >> not if it's from new jersey it's not. >> we'll do four minutes of springsteen at the end. >> well, we might. >> that would be a terrible sound. iowans spent an afternoon in your office listening to springsteen records. i iowans spent the nafta -- once spent an afternoon in your office listening to springsteen records. expect the same accuracy you gave me when you covered me. i had hillaryh, clinton out here about one hour ago. she is not a fan of his, i'm sure that's a surprise to you. talk about your assessment of where this nomination is, and what you think about the evidence collected against him, and give us your prediction about where this is going. week,go back to last which at this point seems like last

bridge now? >> who's going to be born tonight? 5:18 on a tuesday. thanks, garvin. let's turn it over to jeff ranieri. it looks sparkling. what a great fall day it is. >> you know, weather wouldn't get in the way. we did have a nice, cool foggy breeze this morning but we've got clear skies right now. we're delivering you across the bay area. let's take a look at our microclimate forecast tonight. we do have a little bit of cloud cover right now after some overcast this morning, but some blue sky also moving in. it's a mild day, really enjoyable. feels like october outside. 70 degrees right now in concord, but notice how numbers drop off. we're in the 60s the next couple of hours and eventually dropping into the 50s by 9:00 and also 10:00. the big change as you move into tomorrow morning will be a loss less in the way of cloud cover. we expect mostly sunny skies. that will start us off really nice across the tri-valley at 48, but notice how chilly it's going to be. again, 48 degrees for you. 55 at the peninsula and the south bay at 52. not much cloud cover here for the east bay. san francisco and the north bay with that n

bridge here. he is someone who is able to change the mind of senator jeff flake of arizona. and the degree to which chris can play some type of role on the floor could slow down this process. right now, it looks like republicans have the votes to move judge brett kavanaugh next week. and, democrats say they have 30 hours of debate shared by both sides saturday into sunday. >> we've heard the criticism of this fbi investigation. it was a relatively short investigation, given what we might play out, and we do have a lot of democrats critical of the investigation, saying it was not thorough enough. is that a valid criticism? >> well, it certainly is criticism. the democrats have been -- republicans seem to be motivated at a higher rate in some of those red states that are held by blue, or democratic senators. states like montana, north dakota, or indiana. in those states, republicans are beginning to rally. republicans are worried about the effect of the blue wave. in the short term, what we've seen is democrats rallying around the report and its shortcomings for how the fbi ha

this is the bridge and tunnel 20 by the way, of the atlantic festival. this is drive time with chris and jeff. [laughter] gov. christie: we are going to talk about the islanders and springsteen. it is going to be delightful from all of you. you're from new york right? jeffery: yeah, yeah. gov. christie: it's a delightful little suburb of new jersey. jeffrey: that's such an absurd thing to say on its face, it's not even -- is no response to it because it is kind of asked and answered. all right, we can do four minutes of springsteen at the end. we are not doing springsteen. that is not going to happen. that would be a terrible sound. i once spent an afternoon in your office in trenton listening to springsteen. gov. christie: yes, we did. jeffery: and, by the way, on the new jersey taxpayer's dime. gov. christie: some new jersey taxpayers are just happy at wasn't doing something else. it is actually pretty good. jeffrey: insert bridge joke here. [laughter] [applause] jeffery: what do you want? gov. christie: i will expect the same accuracy from you that you gave me when you covered me. [laughte

jeff flake listened from opposite end of the dais, separated by party. but in truth, they were much closer. they had struck up a friendship over the years that bridged mere politics. >> as you are sitting there listening to dr. ford, what are you hearing, what are you thinking? >> i'm hearing a, a very smart anguished person who did not want to be testifying in front of us and meanwhile my phone is just blowing up. it was stunning. the number of people i heard from during the hearing, it was almost hard to know which to listen to more because the things coming in were so striking. >> and they were saying what? >> you've known me a very long time and i was raped as a child and i've never told anyone before right now, and i'm sharing it with you. >> reporter: there is another stream of testimony coming in to you. >> yeah. >> reporter: at the same time. >> in the case of the folks i'm referring to, powerful testimony from people i know and trust who had never shared these stories with me before. >> it was just that palpable feeling of this is history and she was compelling, just extremely compelling. i think everybody said that on both sides. >> report

jeff is investigating our weather. it's kind of up and down their we -- this week or then down and then up. >> that's our tiburon camera. can't see the golden gate bridge. right now a cool 64. we'll talk more about the fog, how it impacts the temperatures and when the fire danger is likely to go back up. >>> plus one of the most contentious races of this election. who will run california schools? we sit down with two leading candidates for a look at their differing plans for public education. the fight to determin oversee california )s >>> it's one of the many election day battles, the fight to determine who will oversee california's public schools. >> both sides have accused the other of dirty politics and twisting positions, but where do they stand on the issues. marianne favro sat down with the two men hoping to be the next state school superintendent. >> reporter: what grade would you give california schools? >> a b. >> probably a c. >> a b. >> reporter: they say they will work to improve those grades. both are democrats vying to lead one of the most ethnically diverse school systems notice nati -- in the nation. a social worker lives in rich moppe

jeff sessions? >> cracking down on leakers. >> congratulations on the show and your success. everyone here at the channel of you and all proud of you and wish you the best, a bridge generations. i am the old guy. >> thank you. we have a couple heroes to tie about, one astronaut and a bumpy ride back to earth and a medal of honor awarded to a marine sergeant, stick around for details. >> shannon: tonight a special extended edition of the midnight hero segment. not one tonight. >> a special extended edition of midnight hero segment, not one but two heroes, and american astronaut who was supposed to fly to the international space station but ended up back on earth. iraqi ride, kristin fisher is here with that story. >> reporter: it was the closest call of his career. he was two minutes into a flight on a russian soyuz rocket bound for the international space station when one of the boosters failed to separate triggering an automatic abort. the first aborted launch for the russians in 35 years, the third in history and the first time in american astronaut has ever been on board for one. >> when the emergency hit we were quickly and violently removed from the rocket b

jeff flake listened from opposite ends of the dais-- separated by party. but in truth, they were much closer. they had struck up a friendship over the years that bridged sitting there listening to dr. ford, what are you hearing? what are you thinking? >> coons: i'm hearing a very smart, anguished person, who did not what to be testifying in front of us, and, meanwhile, my phone is just blowing up. it was stunning the number of people i heard from during the hearing. that-- it was almost hard to know which to listen to more, because the things coming in were so striking. >> pelley: and they were saying what? >> coons: "you've known me a very long time, and i was raped as a child, and i have never told anyone before right now, and i'm sharing it with you." >> pelley: there's another stream of testimony coming into you at the same time? >> coons: yeah. in the case of the folks i am referring to, powerful testimony from people i know and trust, who had never shared these stories with me before. >> flake: it was just that palpable feeling that this is history and she was compelling. just extremely compelling and i think everybody said that on both sides. >

bridge that takes you to panama city proper. rick is like here, and this is inland. i want to go to jeff, he is in panama city beach, as well. jeff, where are you and what does it look like? >> this is the road that runs right along the beach. as you can see, we are getting a pretty good here, right now. you were saying earlier, this is a town that had a tremendous building boom of these large buildings. this is really encouraging a lot of people say "you know what? these things are built for these hurricanes. we can weather it out. not a problem." so there are a lot of people still hold up in these building buildings. i think a lot of them are having second thoughts right now. as we get -- the conditions of this, fortunately, right now, most of the wind is coming off the water and we aren't getting any of that debris. as you were pointing out earlie earlier, when that wind shifts around it we begin to see debris from the land. that is when it will be time to take some cover. we think we have a pretty good spot, here. in a tall, concrete building. that's where you want to be. if you're going to be in a category 4 storm -- i

bridge. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, this morning, senators will begin reading the highly anticipated fbi report on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. we'll talk to jeff pegues about the scope of the inquiry. >>> global soccer super star ronaldo is again defending himself against allegations he sexually assault add womed a wo las vegas. why she is coming forward now. >>> a new study challenges the health benefits from moderate drinking. we'll talk to dr. tara narula about what you should know

jeff: i have a record that i am proud of. in 2015, and infrastructure bill, i put the amendment in to create safety measures on bridges. i want more money to go to bridges. do not take my word for it. talk to our county, our supervisors, the 7th street bridge i talk about all the time, making sure we get safe infrastructure in place. when i was in the state senate, we also worked on a state bond. $1 billion on highway 99. you think he voted in the election? it's one thing to criticize my position, but at least show up and vote. he didn't start voting until he started, until he moved back to the district and decided to run for office. if you want people to take positions on issues, utilizing your right to vote. harder, do you have a rebuttal question mark josh: thank you for bringing that up. you are right, i was complacent about politics. i don't have a voting record i am always proud of because the reality is that i did not always think my vote counted. what changed was the election of 2016. what changed was the last two years of seeing on every issue i have always cared about, making sure people have access to health

this is the bridge and tunnel 20 minutes at the atlantic festival. this is drive time with chris and jeff. [laughter] talk about the islanders and springsteen. it's going to be delayed for for all of you. gov. christie: you're from new york right? it's a delightful little suburb of new jersey. jeffrey: that's such an absurd face, to say on its it's artie asked and answered. we can do for minutes on springsteen at the end. we are not going to do springsteen. that would be a terrible sound. i once spent an afternoon in your office listening to springsteen. on the new jersey taxpayer's dime. some new jersey taxpayers are just happy at wasn't doing something else. jeffrey: insert bridge joke here. [laughter] [applause] i will expect the same accuracy from you that you gave me when you covered me. [laughter] jeffrey: the hits go on. brett kavanaugh, i had hillary clinton out here in our ago. she is not a fan of kavanaugh. i'm sure that's a surprise to you. talk about your assessment of where this nomination isn't what you think about the evidence collected against him and give a sure predictio

bridge. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's thursday, this morning, senators will begin reading the highly anticipated fbi report on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. we'll talk to jeff pegues about the scope of the inquiry. >>> global soccer super star ronaldo is again defending himself against allegations he sexually assault add womed a wo las vegas. why she is coming forward now. >>> a new study challenges the health benefits from moderate drinking. we'll talk to dr. tara narula about what you should know before you raise your glass. >>> in our series a more perfect union, a navy veteran who overcame combat stress by fly-fishing shows kids and fellow vets how nature can heal emotional wounds. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> the nomination of brett kavanaugh to be an associate justice of the supreme court. >> i'll send a cloture motion to the desk for the kavanaugh nomination. >> the fbi submits its report on judge kavanaugh. >> a final confirmation vote could happen as soon as saturday. >> a deadly confrontation between a suspect and police in south carolina. >> that suspect has now been taken into custody

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