so i go to william goldman's house in new york city.ens the door, and the first words out of his mouth were, this is my favorite thing i've ever written. i want this on my tombstone. and basically, what are you going to do with it? i told him the things i wanted to do, and he eventually agreed to let me do it. >> the next movie was the all-time classic, when harry met sally. the fake orgasm scene is one of the funniest of all time. >> i'll have what she's having. >> and it was your mom who said that. >> it is my mother who had that line. i'll have what she's having. it was a line written by billy crystal. when my mom came to do it, i said we have a funny scene here mom, and i think it's going to be ok, but you have the last line. if it doesn't top the scene, i may have to cut it. she said that's ok, i don't mind, i'm at the deli, i'll eat something. it became one of the most quoted lines in movie history. you see these lists of these great lines. like, frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn, humphrey bogart. there's clark gable, humphrey

the goldman environmental foundation held its annual awards ceremony wednesday honoring the world's foremost grassroots environmental activists. this year's winners include nigeria's chima williams an environmental lawyer who worked with communities to hold royal dutch shell accountable for the environmental impact of its oil spills in nigeria. other winners include ecuador's alexandra narvaez and alex lucitante, who together spearheaded an indigenous movement to protect cofÁn ancestral territory from gold mining. also winning a goldman award this year was nalleli cobo of los angeles, california, who in march 2020 at the age of 19 led a community coalition to permanently shut down an oil-drilling site in her community. cobo survived childhood asthma and a bout of cancer she blamed on toxins from the oil wells. >> what formally began in january 2011 as a grassroots campaign in south los angeles fightinghe oilwell next-door operating on land owned by the archdiocese and in january 2022, the city of los angeles voting unanimously to phase out oil and gas wells. we won't stop here. we need to ensure our elected officials act on this. i fight because i believe everyone has a right to

williams joins us right now. it occurs at the time, ted, that we're going to get more details on the culprit behind that attack on a goldmanorker on a train on sunday that was indiscriminately shot. he turned himself in today. we'll learn more about that happened and why he's turning himself in right now and now on this texas shooting. desperate incidents, very different conditions. a reminder that crime is out of control. what do you think? >> absolutely. let me if i could just address the uvalde, texas shooting at the elementary school where they said that as of now it's being reported that two are dead, meaning students, and at least 14 are wounded. it's my understanding that this all started with the border patrol. the border patrol was chasing after this guy. this guy got to the elementary school and opened fire at the elementary school, which is very sad in and of itself there. i can also tell you when it comes to the new york situation, this is such a tragedy. this man, daniel enriquez was on the subway, on his way to a brunch. this guy, andrew abdullah, 25 years old, a career criminal, was pacing back and forth. it