after the show, we got the scoop from woody. >> fun. a lot of laughs.d, laughing. >> woody and jennifer have the whole "hunger games" connection. >> from your lips to god's ear. if there's anyway you can make that happen. >> for director, and we're trying to get it on our calendars. we have similar senses of humor obviously. we aren't afraid, which is a good and bad thing because i don't know what our movie will be rated. >> the long awaited film still isn't official. seeing these two hang out gives us hope we'll hear announcement soon. the last time we saw them together was the 2016 golden globes. >> i am busy. >> too bad neither of the ladies could join woody in new york on the red carpet for the new movie, "war for the planet of the apes." he said this is the role he wanted after seeing the two films in the trilogy. >> when i watched the first one, i said, man. the movie is unbelievable. i really can't wait to see the next one. saw that. i can't wait to see the next one. got to be in it. >> it hits theaters this friday. meanwhile i think it's fair to

here comes woody allen, this schmeel.s was something new in stand-up comedy. >> where do you get your humor? >> it's like a genetic mutation. i say it and it comes as a great shock to me. it's like a pleasant surprise to hear myself say it. it's like i'm not even conscious of the thing happening. >> he happened to be an incredible craftsman of jokes. when you listen to a joke of his, it's almost like a little hycoup. he was conscious of the writing of the joke, and that's also inspirational. >> woody allen is about as secular a jew as they come. he never felt judaism as a religion. woody has always been much more interested in the big questions than the day-to-day. he's still asking about the nature of existence and is there a god. it's a theme he works again and again in his movies. >> mom, come out. >> of course there's a god, you idiot. you don't believe in god. >> but if there's a god, then why is there so much evil in the world? just on a simplistic level, why were there nazi? >> tell him, max. >> how the hell do i k

neil simon, carl reiner, mel brooks, woody allen.ughed at in the second half of the 20th century was provided by them. >> do you recognize this voice, al? >> hello, al. remember me? i used to encourage you. i helped you in those desperate years when you needed help so very much. i guided you and encouraged you and did so much to mold your character and make you the person you are today. >> can i hear it again? >> your show is now looked at by comedy mavens as one of the great early comedy shows if not the great early comedy sketch show. a precursor by many, many years of "saturday night live" and everything that followed. >> al, al, i wonder if you would tell our audience exactly who this lady is. >> i don't know who she is but it's all right with me. >> one of the fastest rise into comic commentators is young woody allen. >> the telephone company has a service for emotionally disturbed called dial-a-prayer. there's a number you dial if you're an atheist. you don't hear anything on the other end of the phone. >> stand-up comedians be

let's go. >> stephen: please welcome, woody harrelson!applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: how are ya? oh, pretty good, dude. pretty good. you know, i tell ya, i've gotten into a good groove where i don't get nervous on these things, but now i'm a little nervous. i don't know why. >> stephen: why? we've had a good time before. last time i saw you on a show, at least, i shaved your head while we sang the national anthem together. >> that's true. >> stephen: it takes about the same amount of time to sing the national anthem as to shave your head. >> maybe a little less time, the way things go. yeah, yeah. >> stephen: i see you joined a baseball team this year? >> no, i did this movie called "lost in londen." it's based on an incident that happened in my life that i wanted to forget but then i thought could be funny. >> stephen: what did you want to forget about being off in london? >> well, it was a bad night for me and the wifey-pooh and i got arrested and went to jail. it was a lot. wasn't great. >> stephen: it was a good comedy. >> ow

neil simon, woody allen.laughed at in the half second of the 20th century was provided b then. >> do you recogne this voice now? hello al, remember me, i use to encourage you. i helped you in these desperate years when you needed help so very much. i encouraged you and do so much to mold your character and make you the person you are today. >> you want to hear it again? >> your shows is now by comedy may venues is sort of like one of the great early comedy shows. a precursor by many many years of saturday night live and everything that followed. >> al, why don't you tell the audience exactly who this lady is. >> --. >> young woody allen. >> service for emotionally disturbed type go by with prayer. there's a number that you dial if your an atheist. you don't hear anything on the other end of the phone. >> stand-up comedians before wood di allen was sharp talking guys in good suits and fast talkers and pretty snazzy guys. here's comes wood di allen, this was something new in stand-up comedy. >> where do you get

be with jenny and woody. >>> "dance moms" star, abby lee miller in prison.d to abby about her final days of freedom before she turns herself in on wednesday. >> i'm just going to do what i have to do. follow the rules and hopefully, be still a role model. it's surreal to me still, and i don't know what the future holds. >> abby lee is scheduled to report to california's victorville federal prison is set to turn wednesday and begin a one year and one day sentence for defrauding the government out of $750,000. she is not spending her last days as a free woman lying low. we caught her at the marvel universe live premiere where she joked about her concerns. >> is there anything you can prepare for? >> i guess the bra thing. i can try on 100 bras and none of them fit, and they are going to hand me one that is going to be perfect? i don't know. >> we were there, and abby lee underwent gastric sleeve surgery, and the doctors reduced her stomach to the size of a banana. >> will you be trying to keep the weight off in prison? >> no. i have me to focus on. that's diff

tonight, stephen welcomes john oliver, woody harrelson and musical guest emmylou harris, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york ,city it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: a litten gentler! thank you very much! hey, everybody! jon, rare to see you in the outfit ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) i wish we had a crowd like that thursday and friday night. these people are incredible. they give and give. ( piano riff ) welcome to the "late show." i'm stephen colbert. end of a long week for donald trump, jr. ( laughter ) he hasn't been under this much stress since his first job interview. "i see here on your resume that you're my son. special skills, having my same name. you're hired." ( laughter ) and it's looking more and more like that meeting with the russian lawyer might not just mean trouble for donald trump, jr., but also the other campaign staff he invited, paul manafort and jared kushner. eric trump wasn't invited, because they were af

. >> this week, woody harl ton joins the planet of the apes saga, bent on taking over for war in theattle of apes. >> there are times when it is necessary to abandon our humanity to save humanity. >> in war for the planet of the apes, woody harl on stars as the colonel, man determined to save humans, at any cost, even if it means going into a deadly battle with the apes. and while he didn't have to wear a motion capture suit, he was excited to work with co-star andy circus who plays april leader. >> the fate of humanity, fate of the apes, comes out of this contention. so the steaks are very high. personally as an actor, working in it, i love working with andy circus. i'm a big fan of his. >> i did not start this war. i fight only to protect apes. >> circus returns for the thirds time to the franchise, and at this point; truly the king of performance capture acting. but to him like creating another character. >> the technology just different bunch of cameras, like, you know, weaver film cameras, filming like this, performs, like in 306 degrees picking up installation, as well, so i've

here is entertainment tonight's kevin frazier with a preview. >> this week woody joins the planet ofom taking over for war in planet of the apes. >> there are times when it is necessary to abandon our humanity, to take humanity. >> in war for the planet of the apes, woody stars as the colonel, a man determined to save humans at any cost. even if it means going into a deadly battle with the apes. while he didn't have to wear a motion capture suit, he was excited to work with co-star andy circus who place april leader ceasar. >> the fate of humanity and the fate of the apes comes out of this contention. so the steaks are very high. personally as an actor, working in it, i love working with andy circus. i'm big fan of his. >> i fight only to protect aims. >> thirds time to the franchise, and at this point, truly the king of performance captures acting but to him like creating another character. >> the technology, just different bunch of cameras, like, you know, we have film cameras, and then catch cameras, picking up, you know, so i've never considered the performance captures a differe

we had steve zahn and woody harrelson.eard of that he loves called the madison. >> well, listen, i don't know if you remember the original film of "hairspray." >> this is the thriller -- >> there you go. look. >> that's "hairspray.." >> and this -- i was so taken with it that my wife and i fell in love with this move so it's very simple. i think you should do it with me actually. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> go for it. >> wish me luck. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> so what you do is you do this, as you saw it there you go like this, one, two, three, four, five. [ applause ] >> yeah, man. look at you. you're good. three, four, five, six, seven, eight, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. [ applause ] >> you just made my whole life. >> your life was just made. >> i just told him that. >> amazing. >> we've seen "hair 13r5i." how about we see a little "planet of the apes." >> caesar, we've been searching for you for so long. we heard you had command base but we could never find it. some of us sta

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when i heard woody harrelson as lbj i thought woody harrelson? he's a great actor.ou get him to do such a spot on portrayal? >> that is woody. he is a brilliant, brilliant actor. it took two hours every day. he would sit in the chair and put on little ear wicks and basically became the guy. one of the more brilliant performances i've seen. if you like woody, you're going to see something you've never seen before. >> i agree. i think a lot of nominations. >> deserves it. >> we talk about this a little bit yesterday on the panel. you get this sense of this guy who is, in a lot of ways, a vulgar man, the way that he speaks and the things that he does, and an insecure man, much like our current president but fundamental fundamentally cares about policy. how can they be so similar in those characteristics and so different? >> he is a very complex character. that's what we tried to portray in the film, to show that along with this toughness, this bull in the china shop, he was also very insecure, worried about people loving him, not loving him. but that narcissism, which

. >> woodies in. >> woodies in, very easy for elves to make. >> i like large won the big extra size one. >> at beer garden that the grown ups play. >> ate anything the living heck out of me. >> why. >> you are sitting there having a conversation in a bar and then all of a sudden this crashing sound scars the heck out of you. it is annoying. >> why don't you play, you can't beat them, join them. >> it is true. >> all right. >> listen to this, maryland restaurant has created a kid menu, all parents can relate to, i think, it is using children's, winey complaints as the inspiration for dishes. now explain this. >> it is called, i think fag gers island in ocean city, they have kid friendly sections featuring dishes like i'm not hungry which is basket of chicken tender or i don't want that which is an order of kid fries. and restaurant advises parents to order meals based on what their youngsters say. different way to do that. they say i don't care, give them grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich. >> what, what, that is cheese quesadilla. >> that is cute. >> i like prices, i have to go d

i thought the wayjohnny and woody took them on to watch the back—end of our innings was exceptional but to go to the top three for the way that they played last night. they made that we could look a lot easier than actually was. it is happening me with my mindset a lot. i have the license to come on and just take wickets. which i probably when i first came to international cricket, that was my mindset to try to just attack and ta ke mindset to try to just attack and take wickets, don't worry about the runs. that gave me a lot of confidence. didn't try to look after my figures are anything like that, it was about coming on and didn't get wickets all the time. a great day for him. there was a great win for the england women todayis great win for the england women today is the beach the world cup favourites australia by three runs. it is their first victory over the aussies in a world cup for 2h years. then watched this one. england happen pretty good fresh off the back of three big wings. that selection deserted against australia. england's all—rounder stepped in to send the ball travelli

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zoe: yes, i would say that's the perfect complement, a love child of woody allen and cassavetes.ives," was a really big influence for me. my sig. -- cinematographer and i watched "husband and wives" a lot to prepare for it. because it is a relationship comedy i wanted to, i guess, , shift what that looks like generally in this country. i think there is often a formula for the aesthetic around relationship comedy, especially indie relationship comedy. i just thought the verite aesthetic, when it comes to much more bleak and dramatic work s like those of cassavetes would be amazing to apply to a comedy and see how it would translate. and as an actor, i was excited to experience that. we shot with two cameras. it was all handheld. there was an urgency to performance because you have cinematographers following you around. i wanted the viewer to almost feel voyeuristic. there are some scenes that veer into dramatic territory where i think i did wanted to feel like you were watching something that maybe you shouldn't be. josh: exactly. [laughter] particularly in your film career, your

. >> and an adulterous husband in woody allen's crimes and misdemeanors. >> but it was his effort on tim burton's 1994 film ed wood. >> i'm ready now, roll the camera. >> that earned him the highest honor. >> martin landau in ed wood. >> it was his only academy award. >> don't put music on because if it's a mission scene, i'll get very angry. >> operator: landau's work stretched generations, cast with some of today's biggest stars in both drama and comedy. >> i don't miss putts inside 10 feet, even bob knows that. >> how would i know that, the only putz i see is standing in front of me. >> all an audience wants to believe is what's going on between two people is happening for the first time ever. >> movie lovers are also saying good-bye to horror film director george romero who also died over the weekend. romero is crediting with reinventing the zombie with the 1968 cult classic night of the living dead. he died after >> 3-degree guarantee, 94% accurate for the last five weeks. >>> hot on camera, a violent explosion went off when a van hit a parked semi-trailer on an expressway in ea

. >> horowitz: this film, i think anyone who sees it and is a fan of film sees echoes of woody allen.s and wives recently after i had seen your film and i saw great echoes. both in terms of theme and honesty which i think is a hallmark of the greatest films of this genre but also from a stylistic point of view, there's a rawness to it. is it fair to say those are some inspirations? what's your approach from that aspect? >> yeah, i would say that's the perfect compliment is it's a love child of woody allen and caspian eddies. love child was big for me. i knew going into making this fellum because it is a relationship comedy that i wanted to, i guess, just like shift what that looks like generally in this country. i think, so often, there is sort of a formula for the aesthetic around a relationship comedy especially an indy relationship comedy and i thought the verite aesthetic, when it comes to more break and dramatic works like those of casaveddies would be a comedy and how it would translate and as an actor i was exited to experience that. we shot with two hand-held cameras. there is

and is circus is the eighth caesar along with woody harrelson. >>> homecoming looking good for the "spider-manly-friendly movie. "despicable me 3" adding another 18 million in his third weekend. >> i have not seen it yet but i love 1 and 2. >>> it is 4:51 am. >>> a san francisco tradition for over 30 years, the aids walk and the different tone compared to the fast -- past fundraisers. ♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> the a's off to a good start and completing the series suite. -- sweep, and coming through with the single to score 2, and jacob gets his two run single. lowery crushes it to write feel -- to the right field. the first pitch at the coliseum will be at 7:05 pm for the next game. >>> the giants going back to the at&t park tonight and two runners on with the former giants catcher hector sanchez with only eight hits all season and three were home runs against the giants. later in the game corey taking it deep again and the giants los

, my mother-in-law what a big fan of this book but this is a movie starring brie larson as well as woodys growing up in a very dysfunctional type family where her mother was an artist and her father was an alcoholic and they just moved around from house to house to house. she wasn't in traditional schools its a very interesting story and i sat down with the actual author yesterday as well as the entire cast woody harrelson and brie larson. that book apparently was a big book. i don't know if either of you had read it but i had never heard of it before. i'm interested to see if anybody had read the book yet. >> i have not read the book. have you read thing. >> no but it's a great cast. we'll see how it translates to the big screen. >> caitlin read it. she said two thumbs up. >> everyone is saying it's a phenomenal book many people who haven't heard of this story i mean it's an incredibly crazy story because it puts you in the position of wondering whether these were good or bad parents. caitlin mentions it. it's a powerful story. so i'm interested in talking about it with you guys. >> wha

this is an interesting woody woodpecker type story utility workers sprang into action after hard-work being woodpecker. look at this. the mischievous little bird pecked almost all the way through the power pole, how did it not tip over? the resident reported it and they were able to replace it the same day. how is it able to stand up? >> you're right, why didn't he finish it off? >> he probably didn't want to risk his life. >> thanks. >>> political fireworks ahead today when president trump comes face-to-face with attorney general jeff sessions in the latest on venezuela's deadly protested elections. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin s

earning particular praise later in life in francis ford coppola's "tucker, the man and his dream," woody allen's "crimes and misdemeanors," capped off by winning an oscar for playing bella lugosi. landau passed away on saturday in los angeles. he was 89 years old. >>> britain's royals arrived today for a visit in poland. they left the plane with princess charlotte in kate's arms and prince george, who turns 4 on saturday, walking beside dad, william. poland is the first stop on the royals' goodwill tour of the european union amid tense brexit negotiations. >>> the video of the day comes to us from the long island sound here in new york. a golden retriever named storm out on a walk when he spotted a struggling baby deer in the water. jumping in and dragging the fawn to safety. the deer ran back in the water, but by that time rescuers were able to grab her. she's now recovering at an animal rescue. what a good dog. >>> up next, against all odds. how she rose from an orphan of war to star on the stage. ===raj vo=== a fire is threatening several popular wineries -- and some homeowners are be

while the bike hack turned out to be more work than worth, woody wore his human fit bit for a day andked up 2500 steps. still, nothing beats a drier's 11,000, just remember, low heat or do walking yourself, because as dr. james morgan warns when people cheat the system-- >> they are cheating themselves. >> just wear the fit bit. >>> looking at video from sky drone 5, flying over alpha plaza park in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, and it was certainly clear when we had sky drone 5, i think getting foggier by the minute as it comes inin, right? >> low crowd clouds, dead on queue just in time for the fireworks, but per usual for this toom of the yeeshgs low clouds competing with the fireworks display coming up. at first we will have a look at what the situation should be like overnight tonight, offshore and then onshore, very well prepared for this sort of thing, they can adjust the altitude which the fireworks explode, so, everything should be fairly decent for an okay display tonight. we have seen better but certainly seen worse, low clouds and fog near the shoreline arou

. >> eagles running back when dell small woodies putting in the work on his own wilmington native tellsrom worst to first this season with this new look owe even if >> you look at this owe even if with the additions how explosive can you guys be. >> i see weapons we have, man we can run the ball, we will be able to pass the ball, we will get deep strikes alshon on the outside nelson getting better every day receivers working hard. we're all trying arch each other and want to do better for each other. i definitely think this owe even if will be different then last year. >> let's hope. >>> like weather phillies are heating up. they are playing their best baseball in six weeks. thank goodness. tonight they can win four in a row facing the milwaukee brew ers. jeff write hellickson gets the start. phillies have been on point over last month. three teams in the league have had a better earned run average in the month of july and aaron nola is a big reason why. he has been leading the way with a 1.70 era in his last six starts. >> real happy about the way he has come along and especially after

i'm sitting down with woody harrelson. stay tune.cker we're still waiting to try to get to 80 degrees. i'm sure somewhere has it by now, right. >> we're not trying that hard to get to 80 degrees. >> we'll get there. through 80 and mid to upper 90s later today. your big headline there unfortunately heat wave upon us starting this afternoon. next couple of days temperatures well above normal. normal daytime high 89 degrees, and we'll have heat index up near 100 next couple of afternoons including today. so again this is a serious heat. make sure you got plenty of water and you're taking care of yourself out there in that sun later today. pop-up showers or storm possible. i'll show you future cast. chances are great but better than yesterday i mentioned the heat continuing through the end of the week. friday is going to be our day to lock for relief with passing thunderstorm and a cold front by friday afternoon. 78 now in washington. 79 leonardtown. steve i'm looking for your mystical 80 it's not there yet but getting close. fredericksb

the reality is, it was one of our better comedians of woody allen who said 90% of life is just showing up at the right time. the real question with the negotiations, i spent over 20 years working for half a dozen victories of state on arab—israeli 20 years working for half a dozen secretaries of state on arab—israeli negotiations, the key to negotiations is timing, do the parties feel a certain amount of urgency? the saudis have overplayed their hand. they've created a huge crisis, public articulation of demands that qatar are not going to make and comply with. tillerson has a heavy lift. we haven't heard from the president and is he ready to push the saudis as hard as he clearly publicly prepared to push the kuwaities? tillerson needs to know whether or not the saudis and qataris are ready to do a deal and whether or not the president is prepared to help him create the kind of leverage that is required to get a deal. one additional point, mike, even if they do get a deal, some package of steps that de—escalate, a monitoring mechanism on terrorfinancing, alterations in jaziri's program

there and they shouldn't be put in court or put forward as that will change and i personally have a woody so i do because i mean proven proposal was don. it's actually accepted a post being a planet of change so where boom meant which implies a soft for at changing that clients and also in the minors that need to do are except this sort of format off story and exchanging in very fine ways going on to meet quota for so he sucked for pests only meats and he said to democratic ok so people are asked to step out eat and do network this month or so that we can know we charted notes that actually sat and wants to go on that day action and there are actually gates now one of the first set deadlines it's for them so as passed just today to assess that ginty who actually activate a soft fork where it said wheat was expired on the fifteenth of july and we're looking now at the end of july for the network to actually act and this step in. the usage of nice new no time for default no i'm talking for the people that actually run a food not of corps on a network so it is a democratic approach that it c

and reined at the box office, it was movie with scripts, he was romantic about the movie, he liked woody, when special effects were very good, with spielberg for example he appreciated them. he had a sensibility and ability to convey his passion and his intelligence, but never be pretentious, that is why he was on telly for 26 years. that is astonishing. not bad going! we arejust here that is astonishing. not bad going! we are just here for a brief moment. i suppose it was another time and that format has changed over the yea rs that format has changed over the years and now there is a guest host and many people chime in, there are so many film critics now, because of barry norman, he was the one critic, there was that era where there was him in alexander walker and philip french and derek malcolm, these people be strode film and they were co mforta ble, people be strode film and they were comfortable, men in scrum pers, with opinions, barry was the one in the middle. philip was the intelligent one, barry was the sort of voice of reason throughout them all. he wasn't controversial in his