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two of the all time greats are robert redford and clint eastwood we start with robert redford he made his breakthrough almost fifty years ago playing a charming bank robber in butch cassidy and the sundance kid so it's kind of appropriate for his latest and supposedly last role as an actor redford is back robbing banks and woman. excuse me i'd like to open up an account all right what probably can be you haven't described. this guy. this film is based on a true story robert redford plays forrest tucker who robs banks for a living he spends the rest of his time in jails for breaking out of them and he's a charmer experience may be some help. for richard. you know anything about. no not really. the idea of being free from a long being free from strict rule resource attracted to that sensibility and this film offered that chance but in an upbeat way it would be fun. minus reba but got about five years so damn smart you read it. 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 r

is all about men we've got to hollywood legends and a german three takes on movie masculinity robert redford is pure effortless charming as bank robber for stalker in the old man and the gun fellow film icon the always cool clint eastwood is a war vet cocaine smuggler and the thriller the mule which the eighteen year old also directed. but first we bring you a new man from germany like red furred or eastwood florian babbitt fits is a multi-talented the german actor also directs he writes he's even a singer he's best known however for his comedies the latest is one hundred things which he wrote and directed and stars in what a man. is clearly and obviously fits is paul. is tony there consumer junkies to detox they pledged to go one hundred days without possessions and put everything into storage they're going to stay on top of the. signals. going in the struggle going on. every night so they can pick up one of their possessions so what exactly is the moral of this story is something called into. the son who was. just an excuse to. fix his last role was a remake of the hit french comedy of man

robert redford's final performance on—screen.ve got sorry to bother you, a socioeconomic satire, a sundance hit. and white boy rick, it is true story with a great ensemble cast. the old man and the gun, robert redford, he is what, 82? 112, i think. i met him a number of years ago. name dropper! i was really impressed. the best thing about him is that he looks his age. he has weathered fantastically well. no botox? not as far as i can tell. he says this is his last film. it is based on a true story of an american career criminal and perennial jailbreaker. he is the old man of the title who, with accomplices, robs small banks. the way they do it is a very low—key, very understated. so polite, it's almost as if people don't notice that it's happened. certainly, the law don't start joining the dots for a long time. here's a clip. 0h. don't cry. this is my first day. there's always a first time for everything. chin up! doing a greatjob. chin up! super sparkly. it's shot with super 16 to give it a retro feel. he does the robbery and th

the film is based on a true story robert redford plays forrest tucker who robs banks for a living he spends the rest of his time in jails for breaking out of them and he's a charmer there's a brave face of the. military. you know anything about. no not really. the idea of being free from a long being free from strict rule or zorzi attracted to that sensibility and this film offered that chance but in an upbeat way there would be fun. on a story about like god oh you're so damn smart you read it. 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. for no thank you joe so i said what's the matter with you i trust where. 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 zeitgeist with films like all the president's men about the watergate scandal. in the one nine hundred eighty s. redford became even more selective taking iconic roles including in

you have heard the stories that robert redford has said it might be his last film.us note to go out on. it's based on a true story, you place an old bank robber, part of a group called the over the hill gang. it's him and his relationship with sissy spacek, looking back on his life, that becomes an ontology of robert redford's screen career. he is wonderful. supporting performances are great, including a brilliant performance from tom waits, the musician turned actor. if you are robert redford, this would be the point where you go, i'm top of the tree, thank you, i will step away. point where you go, i'm top of the tree, thank you, i will step awaylj will look forward to a custom i don't go to the cinema often enough. you will love this. the best dvd this week? they shall not grow old is out this week. there was a lot of attention around armistice day. they have taken footage from the first world war. peterjackson, this is what he has done brilliantly here, taking this old footage, using computer graphics and the special effects, to make it look like it was shot yes

you have heard the stories that robert redford has said it might be his last film.rt of a group called the over the hill gang. it's him and his relationship with sissy spacek, looking back on his life, that becomes an ontology of robert redford's screen career. he is wonderful. supporting performances are great, including a brilliant performance from tom waits, the musician turned actor. if you are robert redford, this would be the point where you go, i'm top of the tree, thank you, i will step away. i will look forward to a custom i don't go to the cinema often enough. you will love this. the best dvd this week? they shall not grow old is out this week. there was a lot of attention around armistice day. they have taken footage from the first world war. peterjackson, this is what he has done brilliantly here, taking this old footage, using computer graphics and the special effects, to make it look like it was shot yesterday. it's like you are in the trenches with the faces of these very young soldiers from 100 years ago literally looking like they are right in front

so the old man and the gun, and robert redford what is he 82? know he is 112.s ago. i was really impressed, but he the best thing about him as he looked like he is age. he wears it fantastically well. as far as age. he wears it fantastically well. as farasi age. he wears it fantastically well. as far as i can tell he described this as his left thumb. he's been acting for such a long time without this is based on a true story on american career criminal and a perennialjailbreak or, so he is the old man of the title fool when his accomplices robbed small banks, they do it in accomplices robbed small banks, they do itina accomplices robbed small banks, they do it in a way that is low—key and very understated, and some kind of polite, it's almost as if people don't notice it has happened, and certainly the law don't notice it happened. here is a clip. 0h, oh, don't cry. what are you crying for? this is my first day. there is alway5 for? this is my first day. there is always a first time for everything. cheer up. you're doing a greatjob. and he's doing a greatjob. c

you have heard all the stories that robert redford has said it might be his last film.alled the over the hill gang. it's him and his relationship with sissy spacek, looking back on his life, that becomes an anthology of robert redford's screen career. he is wonderful. supporting performances are great, including a brilliant performance from tom waits, the musician turned actor. i think he's great. if you are robert redford, this would be the point where you go, i'm top of the tree, thank you, i will step away. i will look forward to it. i don't go to the cinema often enough. do go and see this. you will love this. the best dvd this week? they shall not grow old is out this week on dvd. there was a lot of attention around armistice day. i think it's extraordinary. they have ta ken 100—year old footage from the great war. peterjackson, who produced mortal engines, and co—wrote it, this is what he has done brilliantly here, taking this old footage, using computer graphics and special effects to make it look like it was shot yesterday. it's like you are in the trenches with

you have heard all the stories that robert redford has said it might be his last film.n a true story, he plays an old bank robber, part of a group called the over the hill gang. it's him and his relationship with sissy spacek, looking back on his life, that becomes an anthology of robert redford's screen career. he is wonderful. supporting performances are great, including a brilliant performance from tom waits, the musician turned actor. i think he's great. if you are robert redford, this would be the point where you go, i'm top of the tree, thank you, i will step away. i will look forward to it. i don't go to the cinema often enough. do go and see this. you will love this. the best dvd this week? they shall not grow old is out this week on dvd. there was a lot of attention around armistice day. i think its extraordinary. they have ta ken 100—year old footage from the great war. peterjackson, who produced mortal engines, and co—wrote it, this is what he has done brilliantly here, taking this old footage, using computer graphics and special effects to make it look like

robert redford's final performance on—screen.ory with a great ensemble cast. the old man and the gun, robert redford, he is what, 82? 112, i think. i met him a number of years ago. name dropper! i was really impressed. the best thing about him is that he looks his age. he has weathered fantastically well. no botox? not as far as i can tell. he says this is his last film. it is based on a true story of an american career criminal and perennial jailbreaker. he is the old man of the title who, with accomplices, robs small banks. the way they do it is a very low—key, very understated. so polite, it's almost as if people don't notice that it's happened. certainly, the law don't start joining the dots for a long time. here's a clip. 0h. don't cry. this is my first day. there's always a first time for everything. 0h. don't cry. this is my first day. there's always a first time for everything. chin up! doing a greatjob. super sparkly. it's shot with super 16 to give it a retro feel. he does the robbery and then he starts up a relationshi

also among the honorees: actor robert redford ... musician joan baez ... restauranteur thomas keller ... and baseball legend fernando valenzuela. and one recipient we are especially proud of tonight .. iconic, award winning bay area journalist belva davis ... who worked many years here at kron four .. davis was the first woman of color to work as a television reporter on the west coast of the united states. governor brown says, all of the honorees have inspired californians with their "creativitiy and courage." the ceremony begins tonight at 7. still ahead ... it is the drug that has been making headlines for years.. and now, there are new details about just how dangerous and widespread the problems are, connected to fentanyl... a grassroots volunteer group from san francisco is visiting the texas-mexico border to deliver donations and stand in solidarity for unaccompanied minors. tonight we are learning their donation efforts were denied but they are not giving up just yet reporter alfredo cuadros explains. they call themselves the bay area border relief

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davis, and thomas keller and ed lee, the san francisco mayor, and nancy milk fad departure and robert redford and the inductees joined governor brown for the ceremonies, they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sports and politics, and the late mayor ed lee was talked about, rked for affordable housing. >> he was a friend of san francisco and was a champion in the city's neediest neighborhoods. >> ed he's daughter accepted the award for him. california's former first lady, maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006, honoring people who embodied california's innovative spirit. >>> coming up in minutes, brands affected in dogfood and a vitamin that should not be ignored. >>> if you're tired of bart and traffic. >>> if you're driving on 80 westbound heading on to the maze, a nice commute. >>> and we'll update the radar for you and we'll let you know if there are any rain chances in the five-day forecast. (music throughout) >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", a nationwide dogfood is being recalled. it has too much vitamin d, it can cause serious health problems. some dogfood ha

you can get french laundry reservations there, fernando valenzuela and robert redford. this is the ceremony from last year. congratulations to all the new inductees. we've got a good state. >>> we have rain moving into the bay area. >> storm ranger is showing where that rainfall is right thousand. through the peninsula, and starting to enter the north bay. moving from the south to the north. things are just beginning to get wet with light to moderate chouchou showers. dry weather thursday, friday and saturday and get ready for another storm 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. sunday. we'll have a closer look at that coming up at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us, lester holt is up next, anchoring nightly news from washington, d.c. >> we'll be back at 6:00, bye. tonight. a massive plunge on wall street. fear and confusion over trump's trade war and his new threat. it's a big hit for american businesses and for your 401(k). >>> the powerful moment an american hero is helped out of his wheelchair to stand and salute another. bob dole's emotional final gesture to george h.w. bush. >>> a murder

joining the inductees, robert redford, thomas keller, fernando valenzuela, nancy mcfadden and others. the giants weren't even playing but you can see it was quite a party. we're talking about the holiday heroes event. an annual fund-raiser for underserved children. and a special award for hunter pence. you got the assignment of the out with hunter. >> reporter: it was a very nice night. about a quarter of a million dollars will be going to ten different children's organizations. and the good thing for me, you didn't have to be hunter pence to be a holiday hero tonight. 1,000 people at at&t to support the foundation for children. >> and thank you. you are the best. >> the former giant hunter pence and his wife honored with the award, one of the charities benefiting is the pence's favorite. no kid hungry. >> when you hear from the teachers how much it improves their behavior and their performance, there's plenty of reward. >> nine other children will benefit. >> we're going to refurbish the basketball. we just bought some new fitness equipment. >> other bay area sports teams represent.

interestingly, i found in the archive a letter from major julian cook played by robert redford in thatincredibly brave crossing of the river -- [inaudible] i was also surprised to find this letter from -- well, later colonel cook complaining bitterly about being played by robert redford. i would have thought he would have been flattered to have been played by robert red forth in the movie. [laughter] it was, i think, very good, but it did not show enough about the suffering of the civilians. karat horst was made into, quite rightly, a hero for the film. but that was about as far as i think -- i think there should have been a lot more about the real consequences ready for the touch at the end. for the touch 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 rm say with your berlin book, for example, which dealt with some exceptionally horrific things, the emotional toll that that takes, if any, and how ulti

the old man and the gun, robert redford, he is what, 82? 112, i think.. he has weathered fantastically well. no botox? not as far as i can tell. he says this is his last film. it is based on a true story of an american career criminal and perennial jailbreaker. he is the old man of the title who with accomplices robs small banks. the way they do it is a very low—key, very understated. so polite, it‘s almost as if people don‘t notice that it‘s happened. certainly, the law don‘t start joining the dots for a long time. here‘s a clip. 0h. don't cry. this is my first day. there's always a first time for everything. chin up! doing a greatjob. chin up! super sparkly. it‘s shot with super 16 to give it a retro feel. is the robbery and any start—up relationship with sissy spacek. she says, what do you do. he says, if you told —— ever told you what did, you told —— ever told you what did, you wouldn‘t want to be associated. she kind of nose and doesn‘t know. meanwhile, casey affleck‘s detective is sort of starting to realise that all these jobs from the over the h

, belva davis, thomas keller, ed lee, the late chief of staff to jerry brown, nancy mcfadden, robert redford, and fernando valenzuela. the honorees joined governor jerry brown and his wife and for the ceremony. they were chosen for their lifelong contributions. belva davis introduced the late mayor ed lee pointing out that he began his career fighting for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee let a legacy if the first asian-american mayor and a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and as a champion in the cities neediest neighborhoods. >> his daughter accepted the award. maria schriver started the hall of fame in 2006 to recognize people who embody the states innovative spirit. >>> federal prosecutors are recommending little or no prison time for the armor national security advisor, michael flynn. the retired army general pleaded guilty last year to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russia in the weeks before president trump took office. sentencing document released today was heavily redacted. the special counsel notes that he sat down for 19 interviews and his coo

the star-studded list included hollywood legend robert redford. chef thomas keller, singer joan baez, and of course ed lee. the first asian-american mayor. he was praised for his fight against homelessness and his efforts to usher in a period of tech fuel growth. his daughter breanna accepted that award on her dad's behalf. >> just want to say that in what's been a very emotional and difficult year for my family, this is such an amazing time and place and an honor to be, to have him recognized, among this class here. >> governor jerry brown presided over the ceremony. in one of his last official act as the governor. >>> here's a view from the sierra from space, a big increase in the snowpack in the last two weeks. satellite photo on the left was taken november 18, the photo on the right was taken on sunday. the mountains are now blanketed in snow after last week's series of storms. we are hoping that the next round of rain will bring a little bit more. >> three to four inches of snowfall in the mountains coming up tonight and tomorrow, 106% of ave

you have a piece of power back in congress and to paraphrase robert redford in the candidate the movie, what do we do now? so what do you do now, what's the agenda in a nutshell? >> first of all, we are trying to act responsibly and give some confidence to the american people that we are addressing issues they think are important because that's what the election was about in many respects. it was about a personality that invades all the politics of the -- of america mr. president trump but it was very much about substantive issues -- healthcare, obviously and interestingly enough, the tax bill -- it wasn't very much about that and who was benefited by the tax bill. we are obviously as you've heard going to do a reform measure at the beginning to try to get people -- give people the confidence that the government is working for them. that blew -- bill will include attention to voting rights, redistricting fairness, campaign-finance reform and transparency about who contributes what so there is not the dark money -- and then ethics reform, to make sure that people are working for the peo

and coming up — robert redford's swansong and all the other new releases in the film review with mark on bbc news it's time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday. media coverage fuels racism — that's according to raheem sterling, who's been having his say on alleged racial abuse directed at him at chelsea yesterday. wolves pounce in the dying moments to snatch a win against newcastle at st james‘ park. and in the champions cup, saracens make it to the top of their group with a with a bonus—point comeback victory over cardiff blues. an ugly scene at stamford bridge last night — as a group of chelsea supporters appear to hurl racist abuse at manchester city's raheem stirling. "another great day of football has been damaged by prejudice" — say anti—discrimination group kick it out. chelsea and the metropolitan police are investigating...and now stirling himself has had his say on instagram — blaming newspaper coverage forfueling racism, because of the way they portray young, black footballers. andy swiss reports: he is one of english football's one leading star, but retrieving the

thomas keller, robert redford and the late mayor edley. -- ed lee. >> what a wonderful tribute. >> urbaner the rose bowl. we will have that story coming up next. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, ed coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> and urban meyer is one of the greatest coaches and he is stepping down. >> you can count on one thing about football and that is fluidity. urban meyer announced he is retiring after the rose bowl. it will be his last game. the 54-year-old has won three national championships in his 17 years, two with florida a

honored in sacramento, joan baez, arlene blum and belva davis and ed lee and nancy mcfadden and robert redford and fernando valazuela, they were honored for their contributithe arts, sciences and politics. and ed lee was talked about, it was said that he fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee led the city as a first asian mary ann a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion of the city's neediest neighborhoods. >> and lee's daughter accepted the award on his behalf. >>> and maria shriver created the award to embody those innovative in the state of california. >>> and justin timberlake has a bruised vocal chord. he was to perform tonight, but now a show has been scheduled for march 19th. >>> kanye west and kim kardashian, he tweeted at con yeah, so cool that you are here, if you look phone, we're up here, and it's a big deal for us. and he tweeted. and he tweeted. >>> kevin hart will host the 2019 academy awards. and he said that the job was a dream of his for years. he takes over hosting duties for jimmy kimmel, he presided in the past two ceremonies. th

joan baez, arlene blum, belva davis, and thomas keller and ed lee, and nancy mcfadden, and robert redford and fernando valenzuela. they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sciences and politics. >>> and ed lee fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee left a legacy as the city's first asian american mayor, as a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and as a champion in the city ease neediest neighborhoods. >> and mayor ed leap's daughter accepted the award on his behalf. >> and maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006 honoring those who embodied california's innovative spirit. >>> and america has studied people drinking during the holidays. the consumption of alcohol doubled during the holidays and there are increases in social events, including holiday parties. >>> we are highlighting special stories about bay area people who give beyond and above to help people during the holidays. >> and hunter and lexi pence were honored. they try to provide 1 million meals with a nonprofit work with no kid hungry. >> even though we don't have kids, we are

davis and thomas keller and the late mayor ed lee, the late chief of staff nancy mcfadden, and robert redforded l.a. pitcher valazuela, they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sciences, sports and politics, and ed lee was talked about, he fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> he left a legacy as the first asian american mary ann a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion of the city's neediest neighborhoods. >>> and ed lee's daughter accepted the award. maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006honoring people who embody california's innovative spirit. >>> environmental and housing groups are praising the san francisco board of supervisors for eliminating parking regulations for new buildings, it circumstance vents a requirement to provide a parking space for each new housing unit though build. fewer parking spots will encourage people to walk or ride bikes or take public transportation. the final vote on this measure is set for new weeks, mayor london breed will have two weeks to decide whether she'll support it or veto it. >>> and a new

keller, san francisco's late mayor ed lee, the late chief of staff jerry brown, nancy mcfadden, robert redford and los angeles dodgers pitcher, fernando valenzuela. the inductees family members and dignitaries joined governor jerry brown and his wife and for the ceremonies. they were honored for their contributions ranging from the arts to science, sports and politics. journalist davis introduced it ed -- introduced edley. -- ed lee. >> ed lee left a legacy as the first asian-american mayor, as a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion in the cities neediest neighborhoods. >> ed lee's daughter, breanna accepted the award. former first lady maria shriver started the hall of fame in 2006 to recognize people who embody the states innovative spirit. >>> up next, the -- visitors visit the capital where george h.w. bush is lying. >>> it looks like an official alert from san mateo county. official sayed is really the work of thieves. the warning about a scam that has been circulating on the peninsula. >> when someone takes information like an alert and put that out there and tr

also among the honorees: actor robert redford ... musician joan baez ... restauranteur thomas keller ... and baseball legend fernando valenzuela. (pam) and one recipient we are especially proud .. iconic, award winning bay area journalist belva davis ... who worked many years here at kron four .. davis was the first woman of color to work as a television reporter on the west coast of the u.s. governor brown says, all of the honorees have inspired californians with their "creativitiy and courage." new ahead at 8 the birth month tied to higher rates of a-d-h-d diagnoses and next. millions of pounds of beef added to a recall over salmonella contamination. we have the brands .. so you can check your fridge .. ((ken)) here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... a man caught stealing gas takes police on a wild police chase... and it's all caught on camera. police can be seen trying to push the driver off the road several times before he is finally arrested. what we're learning about the suspect's long criminal history... that's tonight on kron 4 news at n

. >>> tonight's inductees of the california hall of fame, robert redford, joan baez, late san francisco mayor ed lee will be honored posthumously as will nancy mcfadden. former dodgers pitcher fernando val len swale la, arlene blum, chef and restaurant tour thomas keller and television news reporter belva davis. >> congratulations one and all. >>> if animal rights activists get their way, we'll soon be saying bring home the tofu, not the bacon. common expressions like bring home the bacon or kill two birds with one stone fall out of favor. groups like peta love this. it's urging teachers to stop using phrases like beat a dead horse, claiming they perpetuate violence against animals. >>> time to turn to the weather, more rain. >> it's arriving right now in the south bay and the coastline. some pockets of heavy showers arrived already. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see the areas with the yellows and oranges representing the heaviest rainfall. the heaviest rain is still offshore. it's getting wet over land areas in the south bay as well. let me give you a closer look. you can s

among those honored tonight...former san francisco mayor ed lee, robert redford and joan baez.(grant)) it is the 12 year of the state hall of fame ceremony. (pam) we are taking a look at the most recent hint from former vice president biden about his decision to make a 2020 presidential run... and reaction from california's his decision.la harris about (ken) today the c-i-a briefed lawmakers on its findings in the killing of an american based journalist. reaction from washington on the jamal khashoggi case. (sports) coming up in sports, the raiders make a late season roster move.. and sign a player that's coming back home to the bay area. details ahead. this is a fight. not to the finish. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. (ken) some of america's most powerful lawmakers say they now have no doubt... the saudi crown prince is responsible for the killing of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. andy rose has the latest. sen. bob corker, (r) tennessee: "i have zero question in my m

and we'll take a look at robert redford's swansong and all the other new releases in the film review with mark kermode. good evening. dover and other channel ports could face disruption for up to six months if the uk leaves the eu without a deal, according to the government. it's being described as a worst case scenario — after analysis of likely traffic flows if extra customs checks are introduced. meanwhile, ministers have travelled across the uk today to try to convince the public to get behind the prime minister's brexit deal. it's come under attack from all sides at westminster but theresa may insists that she will not seek to get tuesday's vote on it postponed. our deputy political edtor john pienaar has the latest. today, around almost every corner, you would see a minister on a mission, dozens of them, ordered out to defend and sell mrs may's brexit compromise, to make what may be a last stand to save her brexit plan, even save the prime minister herself. among ministers, many privately believe the government should delay the big vote next tuesday, rather than face a crushing

in the audience that day sat two film producers, kirby walker and james redford, the son of robert redford. at the end of the day, i was approached by them and asked if i would be interested in being interviewed to talk about these flame retardant chemicals and their toxicity levels, and how they're not doing any good. i said i would, and about six months later, they contacted me, and the film began to form. [inaudible] >> while this was all occurring, the chicago tribune was also doing an in depth investigative study and report on the chemical industry and how they had fabricated an organization called citizens for fire safety, how they actually deceived the general population as well as fire chiefs throughout the united states in order to keep this $5 billion industry in business by -- by continually using flame retardant chemicals. and what happened was it did bring change. it exposed them, and i actually was then invited to speak before a congressional committee in washington d.c. that dealt with the overhaul of the taxic substances control act, an act that has been in place since the

and frankly, a lot of what i learned about watergate after that was courtesy of robert redford and dustin hoffmann. [laughter] for you current students just look it up on google play maybe or amazon or ask your moms. you know, today, though, we are all part of the drama with robert mueller's investigation into the president's campaign. all this talk of impeachment. what does impeachment even mean? we're really lucky tonight that we have some gentlemen lucky to -- here to help us put all this into context. we're going to start off with a little bit of informational video because i know that most of you guys weren't even born when nixon died in 1994. a little bit of a primer to get you up to speed a little bit. and then we'll bring up our panelists. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. it was almost two years ago in june 1972 that five men broke into the democratic national committee headquarters in washington. it turned out that they were connected with my re-election committee. and the watergate break-in became a major issue in the campaign. the basic question at issue today is whether

the reporter wrote the donald trump, a fine young man, looks a lot like robert redford.ou have to start somewhere. i have not been in touch with trump, really, since -- we did a second book together which was a whole other story. he called it surviving at the top, and he was not. it was a moment in which he was deeply in debt. when it was revealed he had $5 billion in debt, i happened to be with him flying from las vegas to new york on his plane. marla maples mr. newhouse and i are on the plane. i think probably over kansas he is going to open the door and jump out. he goes into his cabin. a belief in this man and his ability to navigate any problem. schwartz picked that up. donald has left. -- lived it. when you look at his record as president and what is actually working -- how he would describe it in his advantage, tax cuts, got it. immigration, got it. judges, got it. these folks, they are the losers. in donald trump's orbit, he calls you a loser because he really thinks so. brian: back to the second book. the money background -- you say the first book was a $250,000

. >> robert redford. >> it sounded like the question ended.charge of making these rules. they are giving you a pass because they say it sounded like i finished the question. so you get to answer. elvis. you guys are here triggered. is it elvis? >> other than the blond hair when growing up they set i looked like elvis. you can see. i always consider that a great complement. >> tucker: you guys just spent a lot of time with the president, never heard him sing? >> not even for a second. >> tiny dancer. >> elton john. >> tucker: question four. it's 2-1, by the way. multiple choice. multiple choice about the weirdest video of the week. an american tourist had a near-death experience high above the swiss alps after somebody forgot to buckle his safety harness and left him holding on for dear life. which activity was the man doing at the time? was in hang gliding, bungee jumping, skydiving? >> hang gliding with the creepy lawyer. >> tucker: seriously, he was there? we are not going to hold her to that. was it hang gliding as cory said? >> a first-tim

the reporter wrote that donald trump, fine young man, looks a lot like robert redford so you got to start somewhere. you know, i haven't been in touch with trump really since -- we did a second book together, which was a whole other story, because we called it "surviving at the top" when he wasn't. and it was a moment in which he was deeply in bankruptcy, deeply in debt, and i thought, when it was revealed that he had $5 billion in debt, i happened to be with him flying from las vegas to new york on his plane. he was slightly secret paramour, marla maples, mr. newhouse and i are on the plane, and i think since the world is learning that trump is $5 billion in debt, probably over kansas he's going to open the door and jump out. but over kansas he takes marla by his hand and goes into his cabin. a belief in this man in his ability to navigate any problem, and schwartz picked that up, and donald has lived it. and there's a certainty. when you look at his record as president, what is actually working, however you would describe it, in his advantage, is he said, you know, tax cuts, got it. imm

the they just made my first new yorker story that i ever wrote into old man and the gun with robert redfordnd sissy spacek and for me the really one moment comes in i get one moment which at the premiere i bring my kids who think their dad is a real dork who writes in his office and for 24 hours i seem pretty cool and then it goes away. [laughter] >> alicia got 24 hours. >> this is for mr. grisham. what inspired you to become an author and what your biggest piece of advice for young authors? >> katie is from my hometown in south mississippi and her mother and i were buddies when we were 11 years old, kids grow there. when i use to sign books at bookstores in oxford, mississippi in memphis katie would come to my book signings a number of years ago the photographs of me holding katie as a baby and each year she grew up so we have them succession of photos and you lived in florida now? went to fsu, right? good to see you again. what was the question? [laughter] >> what inspired you to become an author and what advice for young authors? >> advice is i try to stay away from it it's easy to give