he said it was just because paul newman kissed your hands.e. i learned from him and aubrdrey hepburns of how a person can be blessed to have a career that the world notices and the world pays you to do, and you love to do it but at the same time you understand that it's not about you, it's for a purpose. and nobody raised more money than paul newman did. so i just emulated people like that. i just thought that's the kind of person i want to be. >> well, we have been learning from you the same kinds of lessons, courage, fearlessness and it's never over. we cannot wait to see what you do, but first we want to spend four months singing your praises. >> the whole thing. >> you guys mean the world to me. >> we love you. >> this woman knows. this woman knows that whoever gets the privilege of sitting next to you is going to have the time of their life and a friend for life. i love you. >> do you want to stick around for pop start? >> no. love you guys. >> kathie lee. >> she's always honest. >> thanks, kath. >> all right, dylan. >> how do you feel n

paul newman. do we have time for a story?ferent show. i was in awe of him. ouo wasn't? those gor eyes. years later we are at a fundraiser together. i am thinkg i don't want to b one more hanger on around paul. i will say hello later. i went into anothern room. inutes later i feel this on the back of my back. what is that, hoda? my back. she, she has my back. >> i do. >> and i turn around and there is paul newman. he gets down on one knee, takes both of my hands in his, kisses th and looks up at me with those eyes. i said, okay, now i can die. and he is getting up and he was struggling to get up. and i hsaid, how are he said, i have a pulse. he was in his 80s. d n't know how much longer he would be with us in this rld. i remember going hold. it was a cold bitter night. frank didn't want to go, football on television that ovght. i tell frank how i was because of that he was, it was just because paul newman kissed his hand. no, he was using his celebrity to put ghood t world. i learned from him and i learned hepburn, the greates

fifty years ago redford played a similar outlaw robbing banks and trains in the wild west with paul newman butch cassidy and the sundance kid was a hit and made redford a star. jump for. the new job so i said what's the matter with you i transplant but. i never heard the filmmaker has never been afraid of jumping in the deep end. he was hollywood's leading man in the one nine hundred seventy s. capturing the political side guys with films like all the president's men about the watergate scandal. in the one nine hundred eighty s. redford became even more selective picking iconic roles including in the period romance out of africa opposite me. streep. with his first oscar in one thousand nine hundred eighty one came not for acting but for directing the family drama ordinary people proved redford was more than just a pretty face around the same time redford helped set up the sundance institute in utah the institute and its iconic sundance festival helped launch the careers of generations of independent filmmakers redford is also a passionate environmental activist the veteran performer has st

of a second vote in fact a spokesperson has just recently denied today all the talk of letting paul newman decide on a second vote and these are the sort of potential second referendum rumors but then again her spokespeople did deny the cancellation of the vote in parliament last tuesday and then immediately afterwards it was cancelled so make of their denials what you will now one of the people dead keen bragg's it to be cancelled and for there to be a second referendum is the former prime minister tony blair he's been getting much more vocal about this plan of his he spent friday doing interviews and advocating for a second vote and criticizing to resign may's deal over the weekend to resume a gave tony blair a piece of mind take a listen to the level of animosity between the former labor prime minister and the current conservative one. dismissing to be. having this conversation a year ago they would say to me it's never going to happen another referendum now people are saying you know will could it really happen i need to get the european leaders to the next stage which is to realize th

in 1988, our dear friend paul newman had a vision. where kids with serious illnesses could just.be kids. [bruce] so he founded a camp. and the joy of playing, laughing, and simply belonging had a profound effect [julia] freeing the children to reach beyond their illnesses and discover new strength. [bruce] from that one camp the seriousfun children's network has grown, serving 30,000 kids globally every year. at no cost to their families. >>> good morning. i' >>> good morning. i'm janai norman. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." roofs were ripped off houses and trees uprooted as a rare december tornado struck the seattle suburb of port orchard. the storms also cut power and closed roads. amazingly, though, there were no major injuries reported. >>> some rare bipartisan action in washington led senators to pass a criminal justice reform bill. the bill gives judges more discretion when sentencing some drug offenders. white house adviser jared kushner is getting

shooting and killing officer during traffic stop early wednesday morning in newman, 100 miles east of san francisco. jeff paulthis one live in west coast news room with more, hi, jeff. >> hi, laura, arrested suspect in bakersfield, california, investigators say the suspect was in the country illegally, they also said he had press arrests for dui and known gang affiliations, one of the sheriffs is calling out california so-called sanctuary law suggesting that things could have been different if tougher laws were in place. >> if he wasn't here, then he wouldn't have been driving drunk and it wouldn't have been reported the officer and the enforcement stop potentially never would have occurred. my point is, why are we providing sanctuary for criminals, gang members? it's a conversation we need to have. >> investigators say they also arrested 7 other people on suspicion of helping the suspect including his girlfriend and two brothers, laura. >> jeff, what more are we learning about officer that lost his life, more details are coming in. >> just a day before he was shot he was celebrating christmas with wife and 5

newman fort. he is a young man. manafort is an old political hand. the guy is like me. i have known who paul manafort is for 30 years of my life. but he wanted him brought in. why? he was at the trump tower meeting, true, but he was participating with michael flynn and talking with kislyak. he had a second meeting with the russian ambassador and other business people. why? what did manafort and he have in common that would make this operable for him? so there are questions there about him. crime? who knows. >> there is a tendency for us to get a little worked up over every iteration here. and, you know, some of the things i was looking for in here are not in here. and, you know, they could be as meaningful as some of those that are not. >> like what? >> well, the trump tower meeting. we -- michael cohen, according to some reports, including on cnn, was going to implicate the president in the trump knowledge of the trump tower meeting. >> the story changed. once he started to have -- >> he retracted it. >> but people decide to change their stories when there is different type of pinches put o