and in "our souls at night," she reunites with actor robert redford. is indeed hollywood royalty, and she joined me in the studio just as one of the biggest stories of the year was breaking, the sexual harassment of dozens of actresses by the mega-producer harvey weinstein. joining me now, jane fonda. >> so good to see you again. >> well, welcome to the program. you are really, i want to say, in the full flush of youth. you are doing new films. they're being critically celebrated. what made you want to do a love story now? [ laughs ] >> well, you know, old people can fall in love, too, especially [chuckles] when it's my pal robert redford. he bought the book "our souls at night" by kent haruf. it's a wonderful story, and he was smart enough to ask me to be in it with him -- smart because, you know, we have such a long history. this is the fourth movie we've done together, and this is about two old people in a tiny town in colorado who kind of know each other. so the fact that we actually have a history together made it easier to get comfortable in the

redford. how are you? >> one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should we do "all the president's men"? >> they said why do we do 24 when we know what the outcome is? i said that's not what the story about, it's about the two guys. >> that's right. >> and what they did that nobody knew about. >> and you said it was a detective story. >> detective story that -- but the main thing, and i think you felt the same way, was the alchemy of the two guys, considering their differences. and one of the tough story points for me was how to deal with nixon. how do you portray someone so twisted on the inside and so straight-laced on the outside? ♪ >> richard nixon is now the guy who when you see photos of him even at his prime you cannot believe he was ever president of the united states. >> he seemed to me to be the kid in the schoolyard whom all the other kids picked on, and i

redford. how are you?been too long. >> one of the things i remember you telling me was that you had trouble, even you at that time, had trouble getting a studio to say yes because they all said we know the ending, so why should we do "all the president's men"? >> they said why do we do 24 when we know what the outcome is? i said that's not what the story about, it's about the two guys. >> that's right. >> and what they did that nobody knew about. >> and you said it was a detective story. >> detective story that -- but the main thing, and i think you felt the same way, was the alchemy of the two guys, considering their differences. and one of the tough story points for me was how to deal with nixon. how do you portray someone so twisted on the inside and so straight-laced on the outside? ♪ >> richard nixon is now the guy who when you see photos of him even at his prime you cannot believe he was ever president of the united states. >> he seemed to me to be the kid in the schoolyard whom all the other kids pi

going on there and after i was there for about a week i actually got hit up by sundance and by the redford center and they actually asked me if i had heard anything about center rock and i was like yeah i'm actually here right now and they're like what do you do nice making these little clips and they were like well can we see them and i said sure so i sent them to them and they were like well he's a great coming across our networks and i said yeah. so audience i want to take a pause there because they may not know the significance of this but they're ready for it center and the people behind the throne possible don't often just go to people and say we want you. yet that was. the thing and so so after about a week went by we got millions of views on those clips that they that they posted for us and after about a week went by they came back and said hey do you want to do a feature documentary out there and i was like no no because you know i want to do these little clips and i want to fight and i knew if i was tied down to a feature length documentary i wouldn't be able to release all those

>> coming oppilate week they picked mila kunis, the man harbor -- tasty putting awards >> robert redford chimes in on the me two movement. what he recommends that men should do. >> katie? >> well, we are of course looking ahead to a very important weekends forecast. and i have to tell you it is not looking like the weather will play any kind of a role in the outcome of the birds game. so we've got a warming trends underway. that can only last for so long i'll let you know it cuts off, but first, here's your cure auto insurance forecast. >> the ant man star, hasty pudding theatrical gives out awards for lasting and i am press i have contributions to the wormed every entertainment the group named mila kunis as women of the year last week. >>> and sun dance institute founder robert redford, times up movement, yesterday, the film ex executive spoke at the film dance festival, said men need to listen and be heards. he's encouraged and change happening and hopes to bring more opportunities for women in film. >>> i have to tell but inspiring new movie hitting theatres today, based on true story

them there actually eight indigenous led films here this year but i want to show this week from the redford center because this happened at the premier on wednesday reppert center rights we'd like to share this moving scene from yesterday from yesterday's film premiere when standing rock water protectors featured in the film join the filmmakers onstage in song have a listen. to her. they write thank you to water protectors everywhere for enjoying these fights and filling us all with hope cody what did that moment mean for you right there when we all walked up on stage. it was. to be filming all these whatever textures and living with them and fighting with them and to be able to show this movie to them for the first time and bring them up on stage so it's not just me during the q. and a we're actually opening up to the audience who can ask any any one of them question that they want to know i think felt good because because i did what i set out to do and i'm able to share this with everybody who was involved in not just trying to be like me me me me you know but try to bring everybody up th

fascinated by the work of investigative journalists in all the president's men dustin hoffman and robert redford uncover the watergate scandal which led president richard nixon to resign from office. one zero. plays a journalist who convinces russell crowe an insider from the tobacco industry to turn whistleblower on t.v. exposing how cigarette manufacturers deliberately make their products addictive light it up and you're going to get your foot in bitterness. and in the oscar winning drama spotlight reporters from the boston globe newspaper uncovered the story of widespread sexual abuse of children by catholic priests and the church's decades long cover up. can't hold them accountable all of these films and now the post drive home the importance of a free press and if there's a way to destroy you. we've moved the country. what are you going to do so. now to a german film that puts a new spin on the superhero movie lux warrior of light is berlin's low rent answer to batman our hero sets out to fight small scale injustice but still gets caught up in the media circus. while young people act out th

. >>> robert redford unleashes. >> i think harvey weinstein was -- >> disappointed words for weinstein at the famed sundance festival opens. >>> plus paycheck battle of the sexes. tracey ellis paid less that are her co-star? >>> as the internet continues over the buzzcut. >> this is going to be an a-list. >> meghan pick to design her

despite the trauma of these incidents, robert redford, the sundance founder, struck a positive note atrence. i'm pretty encouraged right now as this period of change is, it is bringing forth more opportunity for women, and more opportunity for women in film to have their own voices heard. not to be forgotten, of course, were the films at sundance. there were more than 120 full—length features this year. sundance‘s director of programming detected some trends. we noticed the african—american male experience was really prevalent. especially in our us competition. we observed, also, a lot of really interesting, complex, powerful women on screen, both in the documentaries, and in the narrative films. moving away from films getting a lot of attention at sundance were virtual reality installations. with one work, special gloves enabled participants to have the sensation of touching physical objects by giving them feedback. then there was a virtual reality world that could be shared by several people simultaneously. these vr projects are ingenious, but do they belong at a film festival? when

as well good point nicole redford enjoys from the lord to both of you thank you for coming in so they get the big table helping us read through that speech we appreciate what you. that is why tonight i am asking congress to pass legislation to help ensure american foreign assistance dollars always share american interests and only. two friends of america now and i am. and that was donald trump explaining the potential impact of america first on international aid now earlier this month the u.s. decided to withhold sixty five million dollars earmarked to help five million palestinian refugees the u.n. agency responsible for refugees says it's running out of money today the european union took steps to plug that gap pledging forty two and a half million euros towards palestinian state building efforts. to spoke with the head of the un r w eight pierre korean boo about washington's decision to cut its funding. he paid about reform for you your organization is not new there have been allegations of corruption the u.s. has said you were organisation is inefficient are you ready to make adju

. >> the festival was started by robert redford and it has grown to the largest independent film festivals. so we're opening up the abc vault to see what has and hasn't changed at sun dance. >> reporter: for 10 days every january the town of park city nestled in the utah mountains becomes a temporary out post of hollywood and this year 27-year-old director morgan j. freeman is in the hot zone with his film "hurricane." >> you're in a place where the potential is unknown of where your movie could go, who could pick it up, which are going to close. it puts a lot of pressure. >> reporter: and like a lot of the ambitious film makers of the festival, he's cocky and scared. the crowd size so far? >> bigger. >> reporter: bigger? >> i know but i see empty seats. >> reporter: morgan's way too nervous to sit through the screening but he may not need to. >> it's been unbelievable. anytime you can come to sundance with a movie and walk away with a million bucks is incredible. we basically negotiated it over two nights in a bar in a restaurant. >> reporter: a bar and a restaurant? >> that's the ultima

including journalism and and others but here in sundance today the the founder of the festival robert redford the veteran actor said that he believes this is a tipping point women will now gain more say more of a voice in the film industry and that men will have to sit back and listen other people we've been talking to here including female film directors from all around the world say that they believe that the meet to movement has ignited a sweeping change perhaps a tipping point but some are not so sure everyone agrees it will take a much longer period of time months perhaps years perhaps even a generation before the male dominance and the corruption of power for sexual gratification can be effectively eliminated. now as you heard earlier pope francis is on a south american tour but even while flying between chile and peru he's been busy with religious duties fish eating at the first of a marriage on board the papal plane the couple are two flight attendants from. airline would tie the knot in a civil service and twenty ten. had to cancel the religious ceremony however because their church

. >> elvis and, oh my gosh, robert redford. >> you name it, all of them. >> it's probably the best collection...and leaves his stunned heir a lot to sort out. >> what, in your wildest dreams, is this collection worth? [ theme music plays ] ♪

i don't think it was an inappropriate question when jane fonda and robert redford went on that nbc morningalk show. >> maybe it was posed well or not posed well. i think at the age of 80, jane fonda is trying to keep herself in the news. as far as the other pundits on tv taking shots at megyn kelly, some people have a chip on their shoulder because she came from fox news. and she came as a highly paid member of staff. but where she'll win this exchange is with lots of people out there in the country, regular americans who haven't forgotten what jane fonda did. she made a lot of great movies, fine. but if she wants to keep attacking, it's fair game. kennedy: she is trying to stay relevant. i think meghan made a big mistake leaving here where she was number one. she was beloved and was in a format that suited her perfectly. i understand she is trying to find some of that pixie dust. i wish the people at nbc felt the same, but they are not protecting her. howard kurtz, thanks so much. hey, you, put that burger down, drop that chicken wing and don't think about taking another bite of that hot

, the child was walking home from school last month when the man grabbed her and put her into his redforde say that he's then assaulted her, when she got away the suspect was later arrested, faces life in prison and the fbi that if there's other victims that they come forward. you'll recognize right there, police arresting marilyn in a privately owned plane area at international airport after she refuse today leave. 66-year-old was arrested two weeks ago for sneaking onto a flight to london without a ticket. judge ordering her to stay away from all chicago airports. arrested multiple times, take a look over the years for trying to board flights without a ticket and she now faces criminal trespassing charges. one state wants to use marijuana as an exit drug, law make nester new york pushing to expand the legal use of pot to help the opioid epidemic to allow addicts to deal with recovery symptoms like nausea, safer than alternative treatments than methadone. joe manchin slamming nancy pelosi over daca after trump's immigration plan want to make america white again. >> we don't need that typ

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. >> i love the scene when redford playing the part of bob woodward sees carl reworking his story. >> how's it going? what are you doing? >> polishing it. >> what? >> polishing it. >> what's wrong with it? >> nothing, it's good. >> what are you doing with it? >> i'm just helping. it's a little fuzzy. >> may i have it? >> i don't think you're saying what you mean. >> i know exactly what i mean. >> not here. i can't tell. >> may i have it? >> the conclusions. >> can i have it? >> yes. i'm not looking for a fight. >> i'm not looking for a fight either. >> just aware of the fact you've only been here nine months. >> now, having known both of them, that was so true and that's what goes on in newsrooms. >> if you are going to do it, do it right. here's my notes. if you're going to hype it, hype it with the facts. i don't mind what you did. i mind the way you did it. >> the thing about bernstein that i think you captured so well was his assuredness about how right he was, at the same time, totally intuitive and instinctive, where he had to push woodward. and how you have to rewrite me becaus

there's still one major item on white's bucket list and that is meeting robert redford.te says she tries to meet the actor every year, but has yet to do so. (grant) that wraps that wraps up kron4 news at nine..(pam) steve aveson is here with what we are working on for kron4 news at ten. ((steve))that's right pam and grant...next at 10..bundle up.((take live))it is foggy and cold in the bay area tonight.on top of that...rain is on the way. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the showers. he'll tell us what we can expect for the morning commute. plus...video you have to see to believe.the heart stopping moments when an out-of-control boat races towards a small fishing boat.and it's all caught on camera.more of this incredible video...coming up. ((steve))plus...we hear from the mother of a young girl who fell onto the tracks of the new smart train in the north bay.the changes she is now demanding.don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (pam) cold temperatures are going to pay a visit to the bay area in the next 24 hou

chicago, the child was walking home from school last month when a man grabbed her and put her in redfordwas later arrested, he faces life in prison, the fbi hoping other victims will come forward. u.s. soldier barely escaping from brand-new suv moments before it burst into flames, joe lewis of washington state, the 2018 jeep cherokee malfunction when he called for help. engulfed the vehicle in a matter of minutes. he and wife were thankful the two children were not in the car. rob: high school teacher who was also a city councilman in california is caught on tape slamming our nation's heros right in front of his students. [inaudible] >> they are not high-level thinkers, they are not academic people, they are not intellectual people, not the lowest of the low, not morally, i'm not saying they make bad moral decisions, they are not talented people. rob: this is what the kids are hearing in high school in california. here to react marine corps, kerin. hearing something like irritates a lot of people, i can only imagine what you think. >> my first reaction was that if you didn't know that wa

. >> elvis and, oh my gosh, robert redford. >> you name it, all of them. >> it's probably the best collection >> ...and leaves his stunned heir a lot to sort out. >> what, in your wildest dreams, is this collection worth? [ theme music plays ] ♪ i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in tampa, florida, to meet a man whose strange inheritance, a massive autograph collection, began with a chance encounter. one thing led to another and then, well, i'll let him tell you. >> my name is juan carlos saucedo-campos, and in 2012, my dear friend jack kuster left me his estate, including a collection that nobody has ever seen. come in. >> hi, juan carlos. >> hi, jamie. how are you doing today? >> thank you for inviting me to your home. >> it's my pleasure. thank you for coming. >> it looks like you've been busy. >> i've been working on putting everything together. elvis presley, james dean. >> wow. >> marilyn monroe. >> vivien leigh, paul newman even. >> paul newman. >> most of these photos are original pictures that juan carlos's friend jack kuster snapped with his own camera, then collected an autograph for e

they'll have the opportunity to screen more than 100 movies and sundance was founded by actor robert redford to sundance? >> no. >> thank you for spending ÷÷÷ >>> ryan rolls. ryan pumps. ryan is throwing it up in the air. incomplete! incomplete! >> a moment to saor, the eagles win over atlanta sending them soaring to the next round in the playoffs. everyone is a believer on this sunday. >>> and time to party. eagles' owner jeffrey lurie is as pumped as anyone is now just one win away from the super bowl. >> ready to rock again, a live look inside lincoln financial field from our eagles nest camera. we'll break down who they could face.

at the robertago redford climate meeting in sundance. i look over at my friends from canada who are here. the mayor of bonn, who i just had the good fortune of meeting. this subject -- this challenge is going to take collaboration among people from all over the world. this andyors from other organizations representing people from all over the world is very encouraging. rarely, we talk about partisanship. but i want to step back for a moment. as most of the mayors know, all of the forces here are chaired by republicans and democrats. in the case of this task force, i am the republican. good fortune of serving on president obama's task force on climate resilience before he left office, and representing the united states as part of the speakers bureau. prior to the paris agreement. i have been fairly outspoken since the advent of the current administration. a lot of the people that i net in germany and india and other have said, what has happened to the republicans? i point out to them that i think this is a passing phenomenon. the other re

. >> i love the scene when redford playing the part of bob woodward sees carl reworking his story. >> are you doing? >> polishing it. >> what? >> polishing it. >> what's wrong with it? >> nothing, it's good. >> what are you doing with it? >> i'm just helping. it's a little fuzzy. >> may i have it? >> i don't think you're saying what you mean. >> i know exactly what i mean. >> not here. i can't tell from this whether hunt works for colson or colson works for hunt -- >> may i have it? >> yes. i'm not looking for a fight. >> i'm not looking for a fight either. >> just aware of the fact you've only been here nine months. >> now, having known both of them, that was so true and that's what goes on in newsrooms. >> if you are going to do it, do it right. here's my notes. if you're going to hype it, hype it with the facts. i don't mind what you did. i mind the way you did it. >> the thing about bernstein that i think you captured so well was his assuredness about how right he was. you know, at the same time totally intuitive, totally instincti instinctive, where he had to push woodward. and y

they'll have the opportunity to screen more than 100 movies and sundance was founded by actor robert redfordve you ever been to sundance? >> no. >> thank you for spending >>> time now is 7:00. good sunday mornings do you. it is january 14th, 2018, and we want to give you a live look outside this morning to start your day. that's the bay bridge from our camera in emeryville. never get tired of these shots establishing here in the bay area. just gorjsz views all around. thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vic and nguyen alongside vianey. she's looking at the microclimate and a series of storms heading our way. >> one last day before the rain really makes its way in. start dusting off the umbrella and all the rain boots and don't wash your care because you'll be fairly disappointed. look at the south bay. >> can't even see it. >> you can't see anything. that's actually a live camera. the fog is so dense in that

founder of the festival robert redford the veteran actor said that he believes this is a tipping point women will now gain more say more of a voice in the film industry and that men will have to sit back and listen other people we've been talking to here including female film directors from all around the world say that they believe that the meet to movement has ignited a sweeping change perhaps a tipping point but some are not so sure everyone agrees it will take a much longer period of time months perhaps years perhaps even a generation before the male dominance and the corruption of power for sexual gratification can be effectively eliminated still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour all the sports things and the sweltering heat at the australian open has players complaining of dangerous conditions. hello again tom for the sports news here's for daring thank you so much we start with the australian open where top seed rafa nadal is three to the last sixteen adele who was runner up last year demi moore izumo her in straight sets earlier he's looking to win the australian open for a sec

the hollywood influence i should say started banging on seventy eight we know who resident robert redford fronting as its inaugural chairman is being held every year since now in park city on one side of the mountains in salt lake city as you can see the weather is quite cold all there is the sob and he said he was the remote american independent films as you said but now it's very international ok we could do with a bit of sun but it to me they love the documentary films also shown at this festival and we're going to have a look at a couple now which are creating quite a buzz first off a film called a woman captured extraordinary because it's a real life horror story of a woman in hungary who's trapped in the condo of modern day slavery situation because of unpaid debts to employ she has to work as a has made twenty four seven for nothing now the filmmaker got access to this extraordinary story by playing the sort of slave owner if you like the woman who kept her captive a little bit of money let's see a clip. for the love that you get. that there should be this he was a nice guy. that i

festival started by the way back in one thousand nine hundred yangtze with local resident robert redford sort of fronting it as it's an old group chairman and it's been held every year since now in park city on one side of the mountains and in salt lake city on the alba and initially it was there to provide. independent american films but it has actually meanwhile become you know a very international and so blockbuster will look blockbusters but but stories but documentaries as well yeah there's a big part of it is documentaries we're going to have a look at a couple that created quite a buzz first stop a film called a woman captured now this is a real life horror story of a woman in hungary who's trapped in a cot a modern day slavery position and they actually managed to film while this was going on she has to work as a housemaid twenty four seven for someone who she owes a debt we don't know much more than that the director got access to this extraordinary story by paying the family who sort of held her captive some money and they let her film. you're. going to have to act for the phil

founder of the festival robert redford the veteran actor said that he believes this is a tipping point women will now gain more say more of a voice in the film industry and that men will have to sit back and listen other people we've been talking to here including female film directors from all around the world say that they believe that the mitsu movement has ignited a sweeping change perhaps a tipping point but some are not so sure everyone agrees it will take a much longer period of time months perhaps years perhaps even a generation before the male dominance and the corruption of power for sexual gratification can be effectively eliminated and it's time for the sport now here's a handy thank you very much well six time champion of a joke that said conditions were right on the limits of safety on a scorching day at the australian open with temperatures hitting forty degrees in malbon joke which was just one plant fading the hate trying to reports. play is safety in the brutal heat at melbourne park has been something of a regular discussion over the years and with temperatures toppi

move on and make progress in the right direction giving women an opportunity to have a voice robert redfordaid man let's just sit back and we'll listen and maybe we'll make a nice difference that way and speaking of making a difference already we are seeing there's a there's a significant number of women's of women filmmakers at this year's festival is that right that's right in fact it's increased every year at sundance would be nice to see that the mainstream population as well that at least one thing that at sundance and other festivals across the country in the world last year there were about one third were female filmmakers the directors writers that have this year we have about thirty eight percent nice increase we have a little ways to go if kerry had stated in the press conference but we are making some progress so women are sitting in the director's chairs women are actually writing the screenplays and having their voices heard we represent women represent fifty point two or for. point eight percent of the population yet our stories aren't out there we need to get more of that out

eric: david, thank you very much .or spending time with us that is david redford, chief strategy officeronference in san francisco. that will do it for me today. much more coming tomorrow. yvonne: great interviews and thank you so much. we will be back with eric with more tomorrow. up next, china's central bank may get a new leader. ubs says the pboc will stay the course on interest rates in the next two years. we will talk to their to china economist. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia," and i'm yvonne may in hong kong. betty: i am betty liu. a rebound to 1.9%. that is well below the government prosecutors and target. little pressure for the federal bank to tighten monetary policy. expectt guests does not any rate change the 2019. let's cross over have to ubs greater china conference in shanghai where tom mackenzie is standing by with the bank's chief china economist. tom. you.betty, thank joined by the chief china economist at ubs. time thisfor your morning. as but he was saying, we got the inflation data out tomorrow for china. what are you forecasting f

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she still hasn't met her crush, robert redford, are you listening?here we go. >> done. >> so, everybody, happy birthday, betty white. [ applause ] she's the best. >> she is. >> can we make that happen, that love connection? >>> and more congratulations this time for the west family, kim kardashian and kanye west have just welcomed their third child into the world. the couple thanked their surrogate for carrying their baby girl. there it is. she's here. no pictures, no details on the name. we do know that 4-year-old north and 2-year-old saint are said to be very excited about having a little sister. congratulations are in order there, as well. >> yes. [ applause ] >>> this is funny. i don't know if you saw this, george. senator orrin hatch going viral during the contentious hearings about -- go on. there you go about immigration on capitol hill and here's why. watch this as he tries to remove his glasses except, oops, senator hatch, you're not wearing glasses. his staff teased him tweeting, oh, you mean his invisible glasses from warby parker? they're