>> robert redford. >> he has certainly been a long time crush for betty. >> robert redford. >> we onceome of betty's feelings about him. >> i would be so embarrassed if i ever met him. he never calls, he never writes. >> i tried. she never responded. i couldn't imagine being loved by anybody better. >> there isn't anybody better is there? >> no, you're the best. happy birthday, betty, we love you. >>> already, coming up -- >> now i'm drunk. >> why kate and goldie need their own show. >> the mother daughter duo's moments ill iffing in for ellen. >>> chris pratt just gave his mother 22 million more reasons to love him. >>> then sneak peeks tonight. what the "big bang" ladies are plotting inside a secret meeting and "grey's anatomy" is >>> halle berry joins the latest jo >>> we know chris pratt has won katherine schwarzenegger's heart because she said yes, but what would chris's own mother love more, chris or his brother? >> their mom loves to bowl so, she got her team matching bowling shirts. chris said, for four minutes he was the better son. now i'm going put herren instagram for 22 mi

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well, the redford comparison is very interesting.int eastwood and it stars him. and it's based on the true story of a 90—year—old veteran who ended e252? e55 353.55; e? [e g; “£7355 and being on the road. somebody says "you could make money eileaflsseerfafié’sfifig = f there are some great performances — dianne wiest is brilliant ascbisdengéchi- as his long—suffering ex—wife, e: silts {rim e:— e 1:2 as; the weird thing about the film is it makes a few jokes about the fact that this old guy's attitudes are not very politically correct, his attitude towards race, his attitude towards sexuality and yet, the film's attitudes towards gender politics are very odd because there's a sequence in which he's with the drug boss and he's suddenly — these sort of bikini—clad women who are, like, young enough to be his granddaughter, and no—one never makes any comment on it at all. so it's an odd film. it'sget arnise. musmgienl he's iio, yeah. love sonia, which sounds a pretty harrowing watch. this is a very, very difficult film. absolutely horrifying

and the film has the same kind of swansong tone as that redford film, the old man and the gun, had.nd the gun is a betterfilm because it's kind of warmer towards its characters. there are some great performances — dianne wiest is brilliant as his long, er, ex — as his long—suffering ex—wife, bradley cooper is the da agent who's on his tail. the weird thing about the film is it makes a few jokes about the fact that this old guy's attitudes are not very politically correct, his attitude towards race, his attitude towards sexuality and yet, the film's attitudes towards gender politics are very odd because there's a sequence in which he's with the drug boss and he's suddenly — these sort of bikini—clad women who are, like, young enough to be his granddaughter, and no—one never makes any comment on it at all. so it's an odd film. it's got a nice, musing tone. but it's not his best, but it's kind of a — i do think the old man and the gun is a betterfilm. you should see the old man and the gun. it's lovely. and clint eastwood is 88, is that right? he's iio, yeah. still going strong, which

are still bitter and redford is the target of their ire -- >> the audience grew and grew. the appetite for celebrity news was big. it was big. >> get ready for "lifestyles of the rich and famous." television's most dazzling hour of excitement. hi, i'm robin leach in monaco. the glittering gem of the riviera. and you've got a vip ticket to prince ranier's private party. >> your sunday newspaper is still delivered with the comics around the news. and that was what i always thought "lifestyles" was. we were the comic around the news. except we did it as seriously as they did news. >> finally in the driving seat of his own career, he burned rubber in a new direction. david hasselhoff, rock idol. >> it was a time where pushing the limits with wealth and ostentatiousness in a lot of cases was very comfortable. >> one of the earliest stories we presented to you on "lifestyles" was about the amazing real estate wizard donald trump. if he didn't shock and surprise you back then, he's had plenty of time since. >> with all of this costing billions, not millions, do the figures ever f

was surprised to find this letter from later colonel cook complaining about being played by robert redford, i would thought he would have been flattered -- [laughter] it was, i think, very good, but it did not show enough in any way about the suffering of the civilians. it showed the -- made quite rightly into a hero for the film, but that was about as far as -- i think there should have been a lot more about the real consequences ready for the dutch at the end. but, no, it was a lot better than most. >> you have, in the course of your scholarly and writing career, dealt with some of the darkest chapters ever in human history. and i'm wondering what, if any, is the emotional toll, say with your berlin book, for example, which dealt with some exceptionally horrific things, the emotional toll that that takes, if any, and how ultimately or whether it colors your view of human nature. >> i think one is doing, talking the last moment -- taking the last moment first. i think one of the most important things is that the you can never generalize, and the duty of historians, i think, is to emphasiz

wonderful bits in the film and then to be the incredibly brave crossing but then to be with robert redford i thought to play that in that movie. [laughter] but anyway but it did not show enough of the suffering that bad is about as far as i think they should know more about the real consequences. but it was a lot better than most. >> in the course of your career dealing with the darkest chapters ever in human history. so what if any is the emotional toll dealt with some exceptional things the toll that it take takes, if any and if it colors your views of human nature? . >> first one of the most important things is you can never generalize and we cannot emphasize that. for example, you are also looking for compassion as well. and then stalingrad and then to think what would that have meant to 1000 people? so it's hard to distance yourself that way. with the berlin book i was working with my assistant. but they would say keep your mind absolutely clear. but it will hit you a couple of minutes later. and i did have another collapsed at the end of the book to finish it on time with all that ma

the rep adding, as for her birthday wish, betty is waying for robert redford to call.he's never worked for him, but she's long had a crush. america has been in love with betty for decades. forever golden, as rose on "the golden girls." >> the older you get, the better you get. unless you're a banana. >> we remember her hosting "snl" after a campaign from her fans. >> i'm 88 1/2 years old. it's -- well, it's great to be here for a number of reasons. >> reporter: happy birthday, betty. thank you for making us smile for so long. happy birthday, betty white. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. good night. >>> well, the latest storm certainly lived up to its billings, toppling trees all over the place, leaving behind a huge mess to clean up. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm dion lynn. trees are still coming down, and for those up in the mountains or at least trying to get to tahoe, there is a blanket of snow. >>> a mudslide forced the closure of a heavily traveled

i spent two weeks every day with robert redford's you know and. he was different then a few and if you need harrison ford who is very private he did every day he'd show up at six am six sam alexis coffee and we would play tennis together. but nature is more important to me than any big name. the jungle the mountains the solitary beaches. the clients feel that you are connected to everything the ocean. earth the mountains sky. if we've learned anything from our travels about how it's a sense of humility a reminder to focus on what's really important. what we have is amazing as i live in an amazing place i have the best friend to have me i could ever watch what else here really. we've seen how powerful the force of a dream can be and how it can inspire others. one day the world will move two more years and search for peace because hawaii has a key and their key is on. we've seen how people live in harmony with a natural surroundings. that they're nice to get out there get immersed in it and wreak havoc and that to me that's the problem. but it but a

the rep adding, "as for her birthday wish, betty is waiting for robert redford to call."he's never worked with him, but she's long had a crush. america has been in love with betty for decades. forever golden, as rose on "the golden girls." >> the older you get, the better you get. unless you're a banana. >> reporter: we remember her hosting "snl" after a campaign from her fans. >> i'm 88 1/2 years old. it's -- well, it's great to be here for a number of reasons. >> reporter: happy birthday, betty. thank you for making us smile for so long. happy birthday, betty white. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >>> well we got through the storm, and there is some good news. tonight, we total up what a difference the rain has made to reservoirs. the sierra snowpack, and california's drought. >>> i'm spencer christian following yesterday's generous drenching, there is more rain on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast. >>> new at 6:00, the i team's dan noyes is with us. a federal judge decide how pg

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. >> flights up in oregon, out of redford, they were grounded as well. they don't know what's going to happen. >> the sfo flights most affected by delays were connecting along the west coast. oakland and san jose airports are operating on schedule. >> as you can imagine, there are still power outages throughout the bay area at this hour. take a look. these are the problem spots on the pg&e power outage map. 10,000 customers are still without power in total right now. 4400 are in the north bay. 3800 in the south bay, and nearly 1400 are on the peninsula. in the east bay, more than 300 customers are impacted, but just 46 customers in san francisco. >>> a federal court judge has ruled how wildfires started the past two years in connection with pg&e equipment, and he has some tough questions for the utility. >> i-team reporter dan noyes joins us with the very latest on this. >> pg&e is on probation for breaking the law for safety violations and obstructing an investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. now this order stems from that case. th

i think christian bail somehow we say good-bye to robert redfo redford, i think christian bail will winr superb impersonation of dick cheney in the best actor comedy and musical. but when it comes to best picture comedy and musical, i think it's between the favorite, bizarre look at the court of queen ann in 18th century britain and "green book" which is an extremely sensitive and powerful indictment of racism in the south in the early '60s. too close to call there. >> what do you think is the most deepest movie? if there were people like me, i admit, that are way behind in looking at these movies, the films that are nominated, where would you start, going with the fun one? where would you go for the deep film? >> with the deep film, very, very definitely i would go for asking a star is born "but also spike lee's suburb "blackkklansman" which i thought was both dramatic and satirical, but also a film which is going to win i'm sure for best director and that is rumor and it looks at it from the point of view -- and this is why the evening is a triumph for diversity, too, from the point o

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just made my first new yorker story that ever into a movie called old man and the gun with robert redfordd sissy spacek. for me the really one moment comes, i get one moment, which premier i bring my kids who thinks that that is a real dork who writes in his office for 24 hours icing particle and then it goes away. [laughing] >> at least you get 24 hours. >> what inspired you to become an author and what is your biggest piece of advice for young authors? >> she's my hometown and southaven mississippi and a mother and i were buddies when we were 11, kids growing up. when he uses ibooks at bookstores and oxford, mississippi, and methods, she does come to my book signings, this was a number of years ago. we areks photographs of me holdg her as a baby and each or grew up so we have a secession of photographs. you live in floridaot now? went to fsu, right? good seeing you. what was the question? [laughing] >> what inspired you to become an author and what advice can you give toom young authors? >> advice is i try to stick away from it. it's easy to give and even easier to ignore. if you're ser

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john flannery, as i know you're known, the robert redford of washington. >> is that how i'm known? >> is it? you tell me. >> no, i'm known as a guy that hangs out with ari. >> well, i think the first one sounds a little bigger but, you know, you could go with either. >> no, no, you're the expansion team. i'm with you. >> all right. john, we appreciate your legal expertise, as always. >> thank you. >>> let me tell you what we have ahead because we have a lot more in the show. >>> first of all, huchutzpah. an important update on ruth bader ginsburg's health. >>> up next, my report on trump's attorney general pick. y trump's attorney general pick. yy for what you need. great news for anyone wh- uh uh - i'm the one who delivers the news around here. ♪ liberty mutual has just announced that they can customize your car insurance so that you only pay for what you need. this is phoebe buckley, on location. uh... thanks, phoebe. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> now to my special report tonight. bob mueller will eventually finish his investigation, po

first up, the handful, redford measuring rice and pasta.e for these guys is jew handfuls. spaghetti is different to other pasta, you use the o, jew handfuls. spaghetti is different to other pasta, you use the 0, no bigger than a pound coin, much that band is your portion. sorry good way to measure cheese. one portion is two thumbs. then there is the best, perfect for measuring potatoes. one portion is roughly a fist. when it comes to meat and fish, you want a coop piece to be about half the size of your hand. instagram has been left shell—shocked by a photo of an egg which has become the platform's most—liked post of all time. this is the egg in question. more than 24 million accounts have liked this egg as of this morning, and it continues to recieve likes at a rapid pace. it is not yet clear know who posted the egg on january the fourth, why it was posted, or why this attempt to set a record actually worked. but what is for certain is that the egg has dethroned previous record holder kyliejenner — whose picture of her new baby has around

this is robert redford. and al gore. and this is errol flynn and me when i was 18.was a hoot. picasso. when are we going to talk about the twin study? you know, you need to know i am not part of the team. i am a peripheral person. i just do the hearsay. the first time i heard about the twin study, it was still just a dream in peter's head. >> what was he like? >> hm. sexy. nice looking. interesting. his background was very freudian. anna freud, freud's daughter work, often come and visit with him. he was very focused on wanting to make a difference in children's lives. peter started thinking, wouldn't it be interesting to have a study of mothers who wanted to give up their children, who happened to be identical twins. and then could be separated at birth. if we could put them into totally different environments, we would put to rest the dilemma. nature or nurture, forever. now you may think, oh, this is terrible, you know, how could you do this? you have to put yourself back in the late '50s and '60s. this was not something that seemed to be bad. nobody said, to tak

. >> the other movie you did, and i'm blanking on the name, with robert redford, set in new york, where of it later. >> none of us can remember? okay. but what about it? >> it was just a great, great movie. >> it was good. i was a captain. >> he kind of wins you over. >> honestly. honestly. >> sidney lumet -- was it sidney or the other sidney? >> i think it was sidney pollack. >> what was the movie? >> "three days of the condor". >> such a good movie. if you haven't seen it, you've got to see it. it's so good. and such like new york '70s vibe to it, which is great good by the way, everyone is talking about the oscars. they don't have a host yet for next year. >> what about you? >> who do you think should host the oscars? >> i don't think so. they're talking about not having a host, aren't they? >> that is one of the -- >> i would think they'll have a host, i'm sure, in the end. >> i would think so too. >> who's in contention? do we know? >> i don't know. we have dave chappelle coming up in a little bit. >> he's good. >> and we're anxious to hear who he thinks should host. >> i don't kno