robert redford, two malibu mansions. whose is bigger. and only "extra" is inside alec and hillaria baldwin's apartment where they are on baby countdown. >> i can't wait. >> that's next. >> "extra" is like no other show on television. >> we have all of the moments. >> all of the actions on the red carpet. >> you are the best. >> from new york to l.a. the only place to go for your entertainment is "extra." every day is a live event. "extra."lelelelelelelelelelelele >> next "extra," jennifer awrence's >> time for grove trivia star real estate edition. >> leonardo dicaprio put his massive malibu mansion up for sale. tell cost more or less than $20 million? what do you think? >> less. >> more. >> less. >> correct answer is -- let's see. leo living like the great gatsby and now you can too. he is relisting the beachfront property with stunning ocean views, gym and kitchen a bargain at $18.9 million. just down the road robert redford selling his mansion steps from the ocean for $15 million. now that the split from kristen stewart is permanent h

his partner in crime, robert redford, has been a supporter. we have a circle of 100 people who give each year. 30,000 associates give little each month above the subscription price in the belief it is not just a media institution but a community. there are 40 discussion groups around the country. [applause] >> these people obviously support it for what it espouses and believes in. do they all know that you have dirty martinis and marvin gaye? >> you have to keep perspectives. everyone's work is demanding. it is trying to make sense of these times and keep some hope. if we were meeting this time last year, it was a bully -- bleak time. we were coming off an election with the tea party claimed it had a mandate. i try to read history, drink dirty martinis, listen to marvin gaye, watch "true blood." vampires, everything. >> this has been fabulous. our thanks to katrina vanden h euvel, publisher of "the nation." [applause] we want to remind everybody that copies of her book are on sale in the lobby. she would be pleased to sign them. we aappreciate

. >> that's right ( cheers and applause ) >> john: do you get a statue of a golden robert redford forwhat do they give you? >> that would be so good! that could be good more the mantle. it's more of a glass it's so embarrassing because i did keep waiting for it. of course, awards mean nothing and we shouldn't care about them, but i was really jazzed. i was excited. >> john: also this movie tackles something which is both a funny problem and actual problem, and that is the existence of the sexy baby voice. >> yes, oh, yes. it is sweeping our nation. our young women. you know the sexy baby... which we're all away of. it exists. >> john: i find that troubling in two ways. one, i find it troubling that women think men are attracted to sexy baby voices and i'm even more troubled if they actually are. "yeah, sexy baby. wait. what did i just say?" >> well, there's nothing sexy about a baby, obviously, i thought-- look, keep it to yourself. i really-- yeah, i thought it was an interesting sort of virus that was sweeping the nation, and i say it with great respect because i am a woman, and i h

>> just down the road, robert redford selling his mid century malibu mansion steps from the ocean fors not a buyer but a renter. reportedly renting a superswanky ultra private $3.7 million bachelor pad in beverly hills. when robert breaks up with that place, he may need to check in the apartment building that's run like a five-star resort. rent start around $4,000 with perks like personal trainers, dog walkers, room service and a pretty sweet rooftop deck. >> here's the property. >> miami dolphins linebacker philip wheeler in the market for a mansion. >> fancy. >> star realtor karina is giving him the tour. >> it's huge. >> check it out on style network. >> well, the emmys are right around the corny, and i can't believe it's that time of year already. sofia vergara is also getting ready for the emmys, along with the entire cast of "modern family." and i just got to interview them all. sofia the hugger, ed the wrestler and just call jesse the family, all the craziness, all the wild moments. >> "extra extra." > the cast welcoming me into their modern family, back for season five, giving

robert redford, two malibu mansions. whose is bigger.ey are on baby countdown. >> i can't wait. >> that's next. >> "extra" is like no other show on television. >> we have all of the moments. >> all of the actions on the red carpet. >> you are the best. >> from new york to l.a. the only place to go for your entertainment is "extra." every day is a live event. "extra." >> next "extra," jennifer awrence's?ó >> time for grove trivia star real estate edition. >> leonardo dicaprio put his massive malibu mansion up for sale. tell cost more or less than $20 million? what do you think? >> less. >> more. >> less. >> correct answer is -- let's see. leo living like the great gatsby and now you can too. he is relisting the beachfront property with stunning ocean views, gym and kitchen a bargain at $18.9 million. just down the road robert redford selling his mansion steps from the ocean for $15 million. now that the split from kristen stewart is permanent he is renting a super swanky private $3.7 million bachelor pad in beverly hills. when robert brea

not robert redford and not dustin hoffman but the guy in the middle with the camera. stanley's passion in life is covering politics and he was very close to the kennedys but he also did a lot of special stills from movies like all the presidents men and urban cowboy and a lot of robert redford movie is, a lot of warren beatty movies and dustin hoffman movies so i just wanted you to see what stanley looked like in his prime. stanley was a marine photographer in korea. he took this picture which military times says is one of the 100 best photographs showing military combat. i found it so moving that i included it in the look just to tell you a little bit about stanley. this on the face of it is one of those linen linen things your great aunt nellie might have had in her guest bathroom, iron and it's imported with jfk. when i went through the marine corps trunk, i found this. i thought i knew everything about stanley. we were friends for years and years and years, but he never mentioned anything about this towel. i could find no record of it in the trunk and i did wonder

we understand a car in that car collided with a red truck, a redford truck.lled over and she was -- basically the car was laying on its roof when emergency crews first arrived. we understand that she is the one that suffered the major injuries and she has been transported to the hospital. in the meantime, the red truck was taken away. that was towed away. and there was some debris on the opposite side of the freeway southbound lanes. crews had to get over there and clear that out as well. back here live, you can see that the crews are sort of cleaning up the glass. chp is out here and looking around. this happened shortly after 4:00 this morning. initially we only had a couple lanes blocked but then it moved to all of the lanes. they are about to open up the rest of the lanes. all of the lanes will be open on 880 northbound. right now there is a little bit of a backup but not too bad because it is so early in the morning. >> time now is 5:33. the opening of the new span of the bay bridge is a step closer this morning. ktvu has learned that the temporary fix f

a redford truck and a gray acura. the acura flipped and landed on its roof. a woman driver was trapped inside. emergency crews worked to extricate her from the car. both vehicles were blocking the middle lanes. just before 4:30, the highway patrol had to shut all of the lanes down. the chp checked the southbound lanes for well for debris from the crash. we're not sure the extent of the injuries but we understand that they are major. luckily the medical center is close by. no word on the condition of the driver of the other car. all northbound lanes of 880 near stephens creek boulevard are once again open. >> we also have developing news this morning in san jose. police are looking for suspects in a shooting at a vietnamese restaurant. one person was killed, two others wounded. jeanine has new information now about the person who was killed. she joins us from the scene. >> reporter: well, police say that it appears that the man who died here from this shooting at the restaurant appeared to be an innocent bystander. sources tell me that friends that were on the

. >> reporter: redford and newman, not exactly.yday, roles were scarce. >> people wouldn't even meet with me. it was a very low time for me. >> reporter: brophy went from the back lot to the parking lot, for 26 years at the hotel bel air. >> i was a doorman and a valet parker and a greeter. >> reporter: four years ago, that gig dried up, too. but his luck, and barton's, would soon change. it began with a simple, two-ounce letter that hit like a ton of bricks. >> i opened it up, and i completely thought it was a scam. >> it said that peter barton and i were beneficiaries of mr. ray e. fulk's estate. i was wracking my brain on who is ray fulk. >> reporter: good question. ray fulk was a recluse in the rural city of lincoln, illinois. remember "to kill a mockingbird"? well, until his death last year at the age of 71, you might say he was his town's version of boo radley. >> he was eccentric. >> i never knew what was going to come out of his mouth. >> reporter: his closest companions were his dogs. >> loved dogs really more than people.

which promotes patient safety and provides safety ratings of hospitals across the nation. and gabby redford of "aarp the magazine", which recently featured lessons from america's safest hospitals. welcome to you both. thanks so much for coming in. and let's just start with the numbers and try to get a handle on that, because we actually don't have hard numbers. so, let's just put that number in perspective that we hear so much-- this 180,000. it's based on an hhs study of medicare beneficiaries and estimates that harm from medical care contributes to 180,000 deaths a year. all right, so leah, what does that number say to you about the scope of the problem? - it says that the scope of the problem is astronomical, and it's a hidden hazard. it's a leading cause of death in this country, even compared to something like cancer or heart disease. that is a leading cause of death is errors, accidents, and infections in american hospitals. and it's a poorly understood problem, and it's one that people don't know about. and thanks to aarp, i think they're going to hear more about it. - i know that's

he is not robert redford or dustin hoffman, but the guy in the middle with the camera.his passion in life was covering politics and he was very close to the kennedy family. he also did a lot of special skills for movies, like all of the presidents men and urban cowboy and a lot of robert redford movies. and the dustin hoffman movies. so i just wanted you to see what stanley looked like in his prime. he was a marine photographer in korea and he took us picture, which military times and i found it so moving that i included it in the book just to tell you a little bit about stanley so this on the face of it is the guest towel. one of the linen things that read antonelli must've had in her bathroom and it is ironed and and brighter writer with jfk. when i went through the marine corps treasure trove, i thought i knew stanley for years and years, but he never mentioned anything about this towel. i can find no record of it in the trunk. i did wonder if maybe when he went to hyannisport one of those times, he might have pinched it. and the reason that i have included this pict

also work aid longside some of the industry's best directors including clint eastwood robert red redfordt made him the fourth african-american in history to win the oscar best actor. he returns to s tos to theaters this weekend starring opposite oprah winfrey. he served eight consecutive u.s. presidents. it explores such historic events as as kennedy's assassination and the movement. whittaker calls the film one of the biggest challenges of his career >> it opens tomorrow in theaters. we've both seen your film and everything thinks it's significant. >> you studied eugene allen, the butler who served eight administrations. he's an incredible man. what did you want to convey? >> i wanted to show a sense of service, the giving of his way, the dignity of his life his commitment to his family and to his country. i studied him first to understand sort of the me mechanics, i guess, that you try to live your life fully and how the country influences your personal life in a way that is really unique in this film. >> what's unique too is how these presidents had a certain warmth about him. >> yes.

such an engaging story itself that robert redford and dustin hoffman portrayed the reporters in the moviell the president's men." >> can't tell from this hunt works for colson or colson works for hunt. >> may i have it, please? >> it's a new owner with new values, new agenda and a new vision with very deep pockets so there's a potential to write a whole new chapter of "the post." >> reporter: bezos unlike many of his tech brethren seems to enjoy politics and the give and take of washington. he had nothing but praise for the graham family, who has owned "the post" for so long. in a note he wrote "when that family acts in all those decades in good faith in a principled manner, in good times and in rough times as stewards of important values, when that family has done such a good job, it is only natural to worry about change." bezos does say there will be changes, but not in the way -- not in principles. the way the news is delivered. here's the headline this morning. the grahams admitted they couldn't deal with the technological changes that were under way, the seismic changes, so they've s

. >> reporter: redford and newman, not exactly.h me. it was a very low time for me. >> reporter: brophy went from the back lot to the parking lot, for 26 years at the hotel bel air. >> i was a doorman and a valet parker and a greeter. >> reporter: four years ago, that gig dried up, too. but his luck, and barton's, would soon change. it began with a simple, two-ounce letter that hit like a ton of bricks. >> i opened it up, and i completely thought it was a scam. >> it said that peter barton and i were beneficiaries of mr. ray e. fulk's estate. i was wracking my brain on who is ray fulk. >> reporter: good question. ray fulk was a recluse in the rural city of lincoln, illinois. remember "to kill a mockingbird"? well, until his death last year at the age of 71, you might say he was his town's version of boo radley. >> he was eccentric. >> i never knew what was going to come out of his mouth. >> reporter: his closest companions were his dogs. >> loved dogs really more than people. >> reporter: from the look of things, ray could have bee

redford himself said at the conference, in kind of a rhetorical fashion, what is this in regards to the kinds of violence, it has become a culture. we are just desensitizing everyone with these violent videos and video games. there are background checks of mental health, the violence that we see in life that we just kind of patronize. this is something we ought to be concerned about and if we change that, we would not have these kinds of activities to the volume of extent that we do. [inaudible question] >> we think about this with the department of homeland security. we are talking about the significance of the threat this is really billing on a conversation that we have had. we are talking about states and universities and financial organizations and everyone else. this is really making sure that governors are up to speed and we have people working in the organizations for technology infrastructure too often the hackers stay one step ahead. we're thinking through the opportunities to make us more secure. thank you for coming. [applause] >> now the opening session from the national gov