robert redford and nick nolte. now these two have teamed up for a new movie but can redford do a comedy? >> play dead. >> we are dead. >> just on the edge of sarcasm. >> camping here? >> no, we live here. >> hiking and camping across the entire appalachian trail? now that's funny. redford originally wanted to make a budding reunion movie with paul but he got sick and never recovered. that's when he thought nolte. >> he can sometimes play the clown and the dishevelled part of himself. >> hiking or strolling? >> a race? >> redford needed to know one thing before giving nolte the jump. >> physically? walking the appalachian trail. not anything that you wouldn't collapse before. you know? >> well, nick is reuniting with one of his former co-stars, susan sarandon, played husband and wife 20 years ago and doing it again in the first original series from epix. it will premiere in fall of 2016. >>> ice cube and look-alike son who worked hard to play dad. >> two years of the road, auditions. >> always got it the hardest. >>

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that is redford, man, 79.oved him in the sting, of course. >>> non-profit dedicated to education was awarded a two million-dollar grant from the gates foundation. >> ed camp foundation offering professional learning in philly, and it has expand todd 25 countries. executive director of ed camp says much of the grant money will be made available through teachers through discovery grants. >> which are grants that teachers, after they have come to an ed camp and want to implement new ideas in their classroom. >> ed camp welcomes any educator no matter what their background or school affiliation. >>> philadelphia's mayor michael nutter is headed to pittsburgh to head line a tentative comedy night. mayor nutter was dj before he went into politics and he has occasionally revisited his new mix master mike person a months recently performing wrappers delight at the fourth of july celebration on the parkway. the event raises money for children's program. he has the rap down. >> he does, he has practiced it enough. >> yo

on tuesday, actor and director robert redford celebrates his 79th birthday. wednesday is opening day for the 44th tuskegee airmen national convention in las vegas. honoring the first african americans to be trained by the u.s. army air corps during world war ii. on thursday, "forbes" magazine releases its annual list of the highest paid okay tresses, sandra bullock topped last year's at $51 million. friday sees the expected release on probation of oscar pistorius, the south african olympian convicted of culpable homicide in the death of his girlfriend. and saturday is day one for the festival. a weekend long series of performances by more than 40 artists at jones beach on new york's long island. and now back to the present and john dickerson for what's ahead on "face the nation." >> dickerson: we'll talk to governor john kasich of ohio. also talk to republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina and we'll upto the other side talk to former maryland governor martin o'malley about his physical shat run. >> cowan: we'll be watching. next week here on "sunda

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. >> the nrdc got robert redford to say. >> the epa confirmed the devil mine copper mine would devastate crystal bhris -- bristol bay. >> if you see something over and over on tv that's the information you get you start believing those lies. when you went to visited a mine we realize the it is not how they showed it on tv. >> huge earth and dams up to 60 stories tall holding back millions of tons of mining waste. >> enough to bury the city of seattle washington. all of the mine waste that would come out. >> it is sand behind the facility. it is not some massic toxic sludge, it's sand. if the dam breaks, the sand doesn't go anywhere. i have never seen anybody do what the epa is doing. >> are you surprised? government always grows. >> not like this. >> these aren't evil people who want to hurt you. >> i believe they are in fact zealots. the they don't have to be evil but they decided to kill this project before any science had been done and there are memos that show that. >> there are incriminating memos. nancy stoner an epa regulator who used to work for nrdc. she wrote her former colleag

authorities searching for two men who fired at soldiers from a redford ranger. the mississippi national guard says the training shelter is secure and no service members there were hurt. a massive explosion rocks an aluminum plant in southeast missouri. it happened at the plant some 170 miles south of st. louis. the impact injuring workers and creating a plume of smoke. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. i'm jackie ibanez. now here is "red eye" for all of your headlines. you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox news. >> welcome to "red eye." hello. i'm tom shillue. let's check in with andy levey at the news desk. >> a huge day over here at the "red eye" news desk. i announced the candidates that will be in the debate on thursday. >> that was you? >> yep. >> i could have sworn it was brett beher. i r was. >> that's right, you don't think and it was. >> let's welcome our guests. her favorite activity is sitting on a couch and watching on a couch. he is from hollywood and he must

. >> the nrdc got robert redford to say. >> the epa confirmed the devil mine copper mine would devastate crystal bhris -- bristol bay. >> if you see something over and over on tv that's the information you get you start believing those lies. when you went to visited a mine we realize the it is not how they showed it on tv. >> huge earth and dams up to 60 stories tall holding back millions of tons of mining waste. >> enough to bury the city of seattle washington. all of the mine waste that would come out. >> it is sand behind the facility. it is not some massic toxic sludge, it's sand. if the dam breaks, the sand doesn't go anywhere. i have never seen anybody do what the epa is doing. >> are you surprised? government always grows. >> not like this. >> these aren't evil people who want to hurt you. >> i believe they are in fact zealots. the they don't have to be evil but they decided to kill this project before any science had been done and there are memos that show that. >> there are incriminating memos. nancy stoner an epa regulator who used to work for nrdc. she wrote her former colleag

. >> the nrdc got robert redford to say. >> the epa confirmed the devil mine copper mine would devastate crystal bayhris -- bristol bay. >> if you see something over and over on tv that's the information you get you start believing those lies. when you went to visited a mine we realize the it is not how they showed it on tv. >> huge earth and dams up to 60 stories tall holding back millions of tons of mining waste. >> enough to bury the city of seattle washington. all of the mine waste that would come out. >> it is sand behind the facility. it is not some massic toxic sludge it's sand. if the dam breaks, the sand doesn't go anywhere. i have never seen anybody do what the epa is doing. >> are you surprised? government always grows. >> not like this. >> these aren't evil people who want to hurt you. >> i believe they are in fact zealots. the they don't have to be evil but they decided to kill this project before any science had been done and there are memos that show that. >> there are incriminateing memos. nancy stoner an epa regulator who used to work for nrdc. she wrote her former colle

. >> reporter: the movie a walk in the woods starring robert redford and nick nolte hits theaters thisk. >> they say the appalachian trail is like lights. >> reporter: it has a.t. enenthusiasts happy over environmental concern for the trail but worried about the consequences of too much publicity. >> people go to the appalachian trail to get away from modern civilization, to get away from life and things like that and so if you go there and there's all these people there, what's the point really anymore? >> reporter: along the appalachian trail in linden, virginia, peggy fox, wusa9. >> now the number of people on the appalachian trail skyrocketed after last year's release of the movie wild about a woman's journey on the pacific crest trail. with the release of a walk in the woods that number is also expected to climb. >>> tomorrow morning friends and family and heartbroken colleagues will gather to say good-bye at a funeral for adam ward. he is the photographer shot down in roanoke last week and today his family held a private visitation at the high school from which he graduated and t

i called my friend bob redford -- no, i'm kidding. >> that's funny. >> if your goal is to grow up to, you can achieve it. >> being respond to being honest and saying, discover me. >> i want to change acting forever. no. just discover me. >> mr. hill call him? is that how he got his start? >> i don't know. >> a lot of successful people knew what they wanted at a young age. >> did you? >> no. >> so there is hope. there is hope if you don't know what you want to do. >> why don't you e-mail us your stories. if you have some letter, some note where you saved that you were begging some one to give you that first job. >> we'd love to see it. >>> he took on the terrorist that killed five service members in chattanooga. but now the navy says he could be charged for firing on the terrorist. is our military about to prosecute a hero? >>> and a sharp-eyed life guard saved the day just in the nick of time. look at that. the pool looks totally normal, doesn't it? you didn't see what this life guard saw, that's why he's the expert. the tips that you need to know that could save your child or someon

liz: thank you very much, and, trish, they're looking for a redford ranger, it's a two-door pickup with a broken arrow logo on it. no injuries in this shooting in camp shelby which is in mississippi. we'll get you more in a second. >>> breaking news, the house of representatives just moments ago introduced legislation which could be used to formally grant an up or down vote to congress on president obama's iran nuclear deal. house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce, the republican from california, just introduced the bill 22 minutes ago. it could be voted upon in september. this as oil settles below $46 a barrel yet again. it is a multi-month low, down another bit. and certainly today while it's up 1.5%, the question is what is the selling point of the iran nuclear deal beyond low oil? because iran will flood the market with oil it has on its land. the obama administration on the charm offensive this hour trying to work on other points here to sell. the president expected to make his iran nuclear deal pitch to major american jewish community leaders in less than 90 minutes. thi

liz: thank you very much, and, trish, they're looking for a redford ranger, it's a two-door pickup witht. no injuries in this shooting in camp shelby which is in mississippi. we'll get you more in a second. >>> breaking news, the house of representatives just moments ago introduced legislation which could be used to formally grant an up or down vote to congress on president obama's iran nuclear deal. house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce, the republican from california, just introduced the bill 22 minutes ago. it could be voted upon in september. this as oil settles below $46 a

robert redford happy birthday. >>> wow. >> all right. trivia with brian hackney. from china shows the moment when explosions killed dozens. the bright flash occurred at an apartment killing more than 100 people last wednesday. today about 100 people whose homes were damaged demanded compensation from the government. they say the warehouse where the explosions happened was too close to their homes. under chinese work safety rules. >>> well, talk about a bad day. a big rig runs into some big problems just take a look. apparently didn't realize the trailer was up and look at that road sign. there she goes. it's not clear if anyone was injured or if the driver was injured. it is clear though that they will need a new sign. this is life in the fast lane in saudi arabia. >> look at that. >> and down she comes. >> how do you not even know that that's up there? >> i wouldn't want to be the truck driver. >> the problem with that truck on the road driving like that. >> it could be littered with signs. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> much better here in the bay area right? >>> e

robert redford -- you could call his tv channel the jpmorgan channel. years ago, he was invested, but nrdc gave us nafta, utility regulation, which the nation to a great extent covered, quite come from a terribly. it has recently green washed fracking in illinois. if you look closely at the corrupt local organization, the daughter of enron's biggest shareholder on their board. anyway, i find it interesting we could have more coverage of that. green washed sweatshops, while they were taking money from sweatshop coverage. it would have been interesting to ask some of our liberal leads how you can legitimize this. thank you. i think we've done some of the toughest coverage on environmental conflict of .nterest we have pissed off a lot of people. we have not taken of every issue you mentioned, but we have done .t least 2/3 we take on many of the conflicts and do not shy away from them. wespeaks to the independence prize. we are unlike most publications in terms of the advertising is not really our base. i could cite another example. anotherpoke about it in

robert redford you could call his tv channel the jpmorgan channel. his environmental chaired formerly by fred schwartz years ago he was lambasted by bob fitch but gave us nafta, it's recently green washed fracking in california, and illinois, and if you look closely it's a very corrupt, conflicted organization. there's the daughter of enron's biggest shareholder on their board while they were legitimizing selly belford malkin whose husband owns the empire state building. anyway i would find it interesting, if we could have more coverage of that, robert kennedy memorial, green wash sweat shops, taking money from sweat shop companies and it would have been interesting to ask some of our liberal leaders how can you legitimize this. thank you. >> thanks. >> i think we've done some of the toughest coverage on environmental conflict of interest, but you know, in -- we have pissed off a lot of people. we haven't taken up every issue you mentioned but we have done at least two-thirds over the last 25 years. victor could tick off, but we take on many of the c

robert redford you could call his tv channel the jpmorgan channel. his environmental chaired formerly by fred schwartz years ago he was lambasted by bob fitch but gave us nafta, it's recently green washed fracking in california, and illinois, and if you look closely it's a very corrupt, conflicted organization. there's the daughter of enron's biggest shareholder on their board while they were legitimizing selly belford malkin whose husband owns the empire state building. anyway i would find it interesting, if we could have more coverage of that, robert kennedy memorial, green wash sweat shops, taking money from sweat shop companies and it would have been interesting to ask some of our liberal leaders how can you legitimize this. thank you. >> thanks. >> i think we've done some of the toughest coverage on environmental conflict of interest, but you know, in -- we have pissed off a lot of people. we haven't taken up every issue you mentioned but we have done at least two-thirds over the last 25 years. victor could tick off, but we take on many of the c

let's go next to lorraine joining us on the republican line from redford, michigan. good morning. >> caller: hello. i think that it will hurt her, and i think that if she thinks it won't, there's a big cover-up there. she should have turned things over right away. then i wouldn't think anything was wrong, you know? but having the fight and stuff like this to get it from her, for deciding what's important, everybody is stepping in. now, that's why people are looking at donald trump. he's not backed by any lobbyists. he's not backed by anybody. and they're scared of donald trump because of that reason. that scares people. if he would have done something like that, he just lifts his leg wrong and they interpret it wrong. >> lorraine, thanks for the call. one of the announcements yesterday from speaker of the house john boehner upon the confirmation hillary clinton was turning over her e-mail server, he said, quote, it's about time. secretary clinton's previous statements that she possessed no classified information were patently untrue. her mishandling of classified inf

some of them have gone after robert redford for his supporting policies that would hurt minorities, thed incomes. there is, on other side there is no negative positive climate benefit. neil: by the way, robert murray, murray energy, not a fan of the president. he will echo that. howard, the argument against doing this is that the coal industry has dramatically cleaned up its act. a lot cleaner than it used to be. elon musk and fancy cars are hooked up to your electricity, a lot of that is through coal. so the very people who are saving on environment are going to pay through the nose because they're plugging into a service that is coal-powered. >> how do you figure they will pay through the nose? first of all, a lot of coal, you're right, it has been cleaned up. look, 70% reduction in air pollution over last 40 years but economy still tripled. cleaning up air and what is coming out of coal-fired plant doesn't necessarily indicate skyrocketing countries. neil: china take as pass. india take as pass. they made a commitment they will to along eventually but us, america the burden. >> not u