woody: i don't know.hink if you are going to invest yourself in someone -- like with larry flynt -- i went and met with him and said, if i didn't like him, i wouldn't play him. i ended up liking him and we are still friends, today. there are some things he does i don't love, but i love this $10 million offer he has going. rob: you have to feel the person's humanity. if he is going to be the devil or all evil, it is hard to play. you want to find where the humanity is. that is what we try to do. reading doris kearns goodwin's book was an eye-opener and i found things that changed my way i thought about johnson. one is, he had a recurring dream that he was paralyzed, he would dream about being paralyzed. the other is that he feared his mother did not love him, at times. those things i thought would be an interesting way of looking at him. so it is not two-dimensional. host: what else do you think about what doris saw that robert caro didn't focus on? rob: doris worked with lbj in the white house and she wen

i wanted woody. i don't think anybody could have played it away that woody does. hours in the 7 makeup chair -- hours in the morning and an hour to take it off. similar. are i didn't really like lbj. i thought that this guy was such -- what he did in vietnam is hard to forget. another friend of mine named rob tried to convince me to play him in a movie and i just didn't like the guy and didn't want to do it. he said to read the book. i read the book and it didn't change my mind, but it softened my approach to him. rob askedfter that, me and i said, "if rob reiner wants me to do it, i might have to play the part." the more i learned, i can't qualify him as a bad guy. you cannot overlook vietnam, but i think that he did a lot of good things. >> why do you have to like a person to play the role? >> i don't know. if you are going to invest yourself in someone -- like with and metynt -- i went with him and said, if i didn't like him, i wouldn't play him. i ended up liking him and we are still friends. he does isome things don't love, but i love this $10 million offer h

woody harrelson is with us too. [ cheers and applause ] there's one rule.e have one rule, you cannot have a brooklyn week without a tony on the show. we went out and found the best tony of all, our music gue bennett is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] whoa. what's -- ♪ i don't know what's going on. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: excuse me. excuse me. >> hey, yo, yo, yo, yo, whassup? >> jimmy: okay, john, what are you doing? >> what does it look like we're doing? it's my crew, getting fresh, popping locks. we rock it. >> jimmy: but -- >> this is what we do. >> jimmy: you guys look great. is wonderful, but i'm in the middle of a show right now. you remember how shows work? [ laughter ] >> to be honest, no. >> jimmy: well -- >> so -- >> jimmy: yeah, i'm just trying to do the show, so if you guys don't mind -- >> you got to take it up with the landlord, my friend. we rent this place out. every friday we practice. >> jimmy: i'm sorry, we rented it for the whole week, so we have it. i'm glad you have this, i really am. but i need

. >> glor: we continue with the actor woody harrelson and director ron reiner talking about the new film, lbj. >> i worked in government and spent time with public policy and politics. i had a greater appreciation for what he was able to accomplish and i felt that that moment in his life when he assumes the presidency as he talked about, the awesome power of responsibility of the presidency, that is when we could explore who he really was in that time of his life. >> glor: forbes magazine at 100 and lbj, when we continue. >> >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> glor: forbes magazine was founded 100 years ago this september. bc forbes, a scottish immigrant accomplished business journalist began the magazine to chronicle and celebrate the world of american business. since then, forbes has become more than just a magazine growing into a media and technology company as

it stars woody harrelson. "lbj."ory of lyndon johnson who has a southern democrat became an unlikely champion of civil rights. it portrays a man who felt overshadows by the glamour of the kennedy family. he often butted heads with budsdy kennedy. yet after tragedy struck? dallas, it was by advancing kennedy's agenda that he finally emerged from his predecessor. here's an exert from the trailer. >> in a surprising upset senator john kennedy has won the west -- >> what? hi, jack. >> you mind if i ask you a question, lyndon? >> you're out of your damn mind, jack. all of the liberals hate it. >> we need southerners. >> no power in the vice presidency. >> power is where power goes. >> i'm guessing you don't do a lot of deer hunting. >> it's an embarrassment around the world. >> you submit this bill now it will never become law. >> what are we waiting for? [ gunfire ] >> go, go, go. >> you don't waste any time, you, lindon? >> excuse me? i'd rather not have it this way. >> now the country needs a man who can deliver. >> th

putting that aside, woody is saying this is sad for everyone involved.ake here. what happened to these accuse -- victims is disgusting. it is actually empowering, though. this moment for these accusers because their stories are finally being heard and there's some measure of justice finally being applied to harvey weinstein. the last ten days have been empowering for these women who have been able to come forward and be respected and have their stories heard for the first time. >> we have to say harvey weinstein through his lawyers said he did not do anything other than consensual sex with some of needs women. >> he denies the rape allegation. i've been wondering how he's reacting to have this oscar recognition taken away. he was the synonymous figure with the oscars, now he's no longer in the academy. let's look at donald trump's jr.'s response to woody allen. >> it's not a witch hunt when it's actually happening and if you think it's not after the past two weeks i have to question your motives. a lot of people are reading that screaming at their tvs ri

the glass castle, brie larson, woody harrelson.n a memoir by jeannette walls, opens with her as a gossip columnist played by brie larson, engaged to a financial adviser, she sees her parents played by woody harrelson and naomi watts going through the trash. she flashes back to her itinerant upbringing, her mother was an artist who was more interested in doing paintings than cooking for the kids, her father was a rebel who believes in building the glass castle but is also a belligerent bully and a drunk. the movie goes back and forth between the present—day story of the past, and it is not an entirely happy marriage. it is directed by man who worked with brie larson briefly on an independent film, and really announced her to the world, but she is actually not in the most important part of the film, which is the part where she is much younger, when she's growing up these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this dippy idea of how you should raise kids, but their kids are endangered and bullied and deprived in

the glass castle, brie larsen and woody harrelson. based on a memoir by jeannette walls.s a successful gossip columnist, brie larsen, engaged to a financial adviser. going home in a taxi, she sees her parents, woody harrelson and naomi watts, crawling around in dumpsters looking for trash. it flashes back to her itinerant upbringing. her mother was an artist more interested in paintings than cooking food for the kids. herfather was a rebel, believing in building the glass castle, but also a belligerent bully and drunk. the film flips backwards and forwards between the present—day story and the past. it's not an entirely happy marriage. it's directed by destin daniel cretton, who worked with brie larsen on the independent hit short term 12, which announced brie larsen to the world. she is very good, but not in the most important part of the film. the most important part of the film is the story of the character when she is much younger, growing up with these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this hippy ideal of how you should raise kids, but the

this year -- >> we're going to be woody, jessie, and buzz. >> jessica's going to be jessie? was woody for halloween this year. >> nischelle approved. >> jessica said she knew justin was the one after they had been dating a few months. she called up a girlfriend and said, i am going to marry this man. >> sometimes you just know. i love that. i love her costume idea. >>> speaking of transformations, margot robbie playing tonya harding on scene is everything. >> everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: margot channels the disgraced skater. >> i was the best figure skater in the world at one point in time. >> reportehe days a week because she couldn't skate at all. >> everyone was like, you don't no how to skate? i grew up on the golf course in australia. no. >> reporter: her mom is played by allison janney. >> when i was a kid, did you ever love me? >> i made you a champion. >> it wasn't as big of a physical transformation. the age makeup. prosthetics. >> reporter: they include a fake nose and patd patding to make her appear heavier. >> 4.8. >> how do i get a fair shot here?

we kind of took those ideas and woody did it brilliantly. that's why i wanted woody. this guy. he was also very, very insecure and flightened of people not loving him. we try to bring that in as well. >> history played steve schmit in game change. think of two political roles. one a guy alive. not different. he's living in the world. johnson huge larger than life figure. kind of deceased and part of the history book. when you think about how you go about approaching two guys like that. what are the different kind of pressures that you face. someone who is actually living and you can talk to, but you have to be fair to. on the other hand someone larger than life character, but enshrined in history. it really did help to be able to sit down and be able to hang out with steve submitchmit. i couldn't do be lbj. i did feel i got a little self conscious about his voice. he's from the hill country. very different way of speaking. i would get caught up in it and he would be like don't worry about it. when you see it you don't think about it. you know, i do hope people who did

right now on jimmy kimmel, woody harrelson and the great tony bennett.od weekend. >>> hey, yo, who -- guillermo? jimmy? >> jimmy: sorry, rosie perez! >> guillermo: sorry, rosie perez! >> that's a lie. you boys have fun out there. hey, come by for a snack afterward, okay? >> jimmy: thank you, rosie perez! >> guillermo: thank you, rosie perez! >> okay, bye. >> dicky: from brooklyn it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, woody harrelson, paul shaffer, and music from tony bennett brought to you by american family insurance, with cleto and the c and now, cold live kickin' it, here's jimmy kimmel!

woodie harrellson.e 1960s. >> we wanted to look at lbj as a complete person and if we were going to do a biopic of lbj you need ten hours to go from his childhood in west texas and his legislative rise to power and become vice president and then president. what we wanted to do is just if we could limit the -- you know it's like in greek you know drama, you try to limit the time frame so you can explore a character more fully. and that's what we tried to do with this. i personally hated lyndon johnson when i was young. i was of draft age during that time. >> rose: because of vietnam. >> because of vietnam, he could have sent me to my death. what i've discovered as times gone by, i've pent time in government, in politics, i had greater appreciation of what he was able to accomplish. i felt at that moment in his life as he assumes the presidency as he talks about the awesome power of the responsibility of the presidency that's when we could explore who he really was in that time of his life. >> rose: what

. >> i'm going to be woody! party full of family and friends -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the girls dress as woody and princess sofia. and even though they're on their own, in some ways they're still inseparable. >> i love watching them. they know that all these people are there and they're going to play with them. whether they have a disability or not, it's just being with people and doing kid stuff. >> are you ready? >> go, go, come on, eva, go, go, go! >> reporter: the girls fiercely fighting to be just like any other kids. >> would you do it all over again? >> i would. >> yeah. maybe a little younger. >> i know that god won't give you something you can't handle. there is nothing that these girls can't do. they are fully capable of doing anything. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in sacramento, california. >> our thanks to linsey. we'll be right back. ahhhh!!! they can fly... ...travel at the speed of light... ...and command the currents. they don't need another way to get around. or

. >> i'm going to be woody! party full of family and friends -- ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the girls dress as woody and princess sofia. and even though they're on their own, in some ways they're still inseparable. >> i love watching them. they know that all these people are there and they're going to play with them. whether they have a disability or not, it's just being with people and doing kid stuff. >> are you ready? >> go, go, come on, eva, go, go, go! >> reporter: the girls fiercely fighting to be just like any other kids. >> would you do it all over again? >> i would. >> yeah. maybe a little younger. >> i know that god won't give you something you can't handle. there is nothing that these girls can't do. they are fully capable of doing anything. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in sacramento, california. >> our thanks to linsey. we'll be right back. ahhhh!!! they can fly... ...travel at the speed of light... ...and command the currents. they don't need another way to get around. or

i agree with stephen came that genetic material is not the way to immortality as woody allen says or you know i don't want to live on in the hearts of my countrymen i want to live in my apartment or face go even but i mean. i've got to confess for better or for worse the four routes to immortality even in their present day and scientific guises are an illusion eternal life is impossible for the moment but how can a person bear to live day by day in the ominous shadow of the fate that awaits them . is that every historical period no matter how powerful the immortality story there were also quiet voices who didn't believe who were skeptical and so when we look at these voices i think they make something of a fifth narrative the fifth story but it's very different to the others because while the other four stories before immortality stories having common is that they did night death they say death is not inevitable or death is not real and this big story it excepts the reality of death but it says even though death will come for us it is wrong to be afraid of it. this fifth of you says

go ahead. >> farrow says woody allen is his father. not everybody in the mainstream media knew about it. i didn't know about it. there were a handful of journalists who made attempts to nail this story. were unsuccessful. it is a hard story to document when the young women didn't want to go on the record. all others knew it along with the hollywood insiders as an open secret and looked the other way in part because harvey weinstein is an intimidating figure. somebody who will leak negative information about critics, detractors, accusers. he is a major advertiser for a lot of news organizations and i think looking back, some of those people should have said something, should have spoken up. >> melissa: he had a lot of control through media outlets in different ways. one thing that's common about all the stories that we're hearing is he makes threats about how he is going to plant items in the gossip columns or elsewhere to hurt people. but he does have the ability, it seems, to go and intimidate in a lot of cases the legal counsel or ed

cheryl: well, i would agree that woody allen and shouldn't be there either. warned of a witch hunt over weinstein. seeming as though he was blaming him. and then received a lot of backlash on social media. and then he clarifies and said mr. weinstein is a sad, sick man. he has been accused, just to be clear, everybody. of sexually assaulting his own daughter. >> i think at this point, i really don't know how harvey weinstein is the straw that broke the camel's back in hollywood, but i'm glad there is a discussion around it. now, with that being said, i think there needs to be a deep look in our society and not just hollywood of what we find acceptable. and i think overnight when we saw the me too hashtag campaign going on about sexual assault and harassment, it really spoke to the society and worldwide, and i really think hollywood should take a deep look because people are buying into the movies, it's the entertainment culture and at the same time, this is the behavior that they find acceptable, they should really, again, take a deep look at that and getting

and you didn't mention woody allen either. is in hollywood, if you make money, if you area hollywood, if you make money, if you are a start, all is forgiven. if you have so many for best picture 0scars, you know, weinstein has had so 0scars, you know, weinstein has had so many 0scars, you know, weinstein has had so many over 0scars, you know, weinstein has had so many over the years, that he was protected for quite some time. but the company itself has not been doing all that well over the past ten years. i think netflix has taken over. he used to basically be at sundance picking up all these independent films. he was king in hollywood, and he has fallen on hard times. i think for some, hollywood, and he has fallen on hard times. ithink forsome, precisely because he was no longer a viable financial assets, he could be thrown to the wolves, and it may be that roman pola nski's to the wolves, and it may be that roman polanski's time is coming, it may be that woody allen's time is coming too. certainly ironic that ronan farrell w

woody allen gave this statement to "variety" to clarify lis remarks that were made earlier. i said i felt sad for harvey weinstein i thought it was clear the meaning was because he is a sad, sick man. but now harvey weinstein is just absolutely radioactive. >> there's a curious thing that people are pointing out with weinstein's contract with his production company and according to the contract, according to tmz, we should say, weinstein t improperly in violation of the company's code of conduct he must reimburse for settlements or judgments and weinstein pay the company liquidated damages, 250 grand first instance. 500 grand for the second. 750,000 for the third and $1 million for each additional instance. that sounds like it's pretty damning for the company. am i wrong to read it that way? >> look at it in two ways. one way, liquidated damages clauses which appear in many contracts. look at it, it's saying, hey, if you cause us damages you have to reimburse us. a more nefarious reason could be they were aware halve vi was doing this kind of thing, engaged in bad behave aro

you've got to assume between what's happening with harvey weinstein and the woody allan premier. >> hengs to a number of women over the years. i've sickened by it and terribly disappointed in you. if possible address you've wronged and possibly find a path to heal and redeem yourself. most likely you aren't interested in my advice, but this is the way i see it. i remain available. jk. how many people do you think remain available to harvey weinstein today? and can somebody like jeff cassenberg help turn things around for him? >> not many people remain to him. his wife has left him, his brother has made statements really against harvey weinstein. and i think a lot of this is how harvey weinstein has handled himself after these allegations came out. the statements have rasked from admitting he's done some wrong to saying everything was consensual to saying he was going to get rehab and he was going to leave the country but he was clearly still in the country. jeffrey has known harvey weinstein for three decades. he was in charge of disney when disney's company bought merimax. and everyon

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lauren: woody allen saying this with the bbc. you also don't want it to lead to a witchhunt atmosphere where every guy in an office who winked at a woman is suddenly having to call a lawyer to defend himself. weinstein reportedly plans to challenge is by the weinstein company with the truce this month. he is in sex rehab in arizona so he will be present by phone. they said as long as he paid the company for the sexual harassment allegations he was fine. cheryl: they may be in breach of contract so they don't have the right to fire him. woody allen is defending harvey one team, someone who has some sexual assault allegations. amazon addressing employees after allegations of misconduct by the company's studio. lauren: good morning to you tracee carrasco join us at that. hey, tracee, good to see you. tracee: hey, ladies. amazon apologizing after they were placed on the following allegations of sexual harassment. the executive sent a memo to employees saying the news coming out of hollywood over the past week has been shocking and di

woody allen had to clarify those remarks after being called out. then he condemned weinstein but what does he really believe? you have the mainstream media, nbc, others who helped cover up weinstein's misdeeds for years. let's not forget about democrats, more than happy to take hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars in political donations from this movie mogul for decades. this includes the dnc, which is now taking heat for not donating the weinstein contributions to charity but rather three political groups. they really want that money. no word if the dnc will return or donate all the estimated $300,000 that were received from the powerful producer over the years. hillary clinton is up to her eyeballs in this. she received tens of thousands of dollars from weinstein and last week she announced plans to donate the money to charity. what we learned over the weekend, the spokesman for the clinton foundation indicated the hundreds of thousands of dollars that weinstein donated to the clinton foundation will not be returned. they spent it. meanw

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. >> well, never forget what woody allen said. >> this could go a lot of places. >> a relationship isep moving. >> exactly. >> that's true. >> maybe everyone should fallback. just everyone. >> i'm just going to say woody allen should fallback maybe every friday. >> maybe every day. >> thank you both. you can catch joan's new show -- >> "hardball with chris matthews" starts now. >>> the word from dallas, let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. journalists, scoreless and historians have been comb through it the 2,800 documents all related to the snaengs of president john f. kennedy which was released late last night. much of the material reason flekts what government officials and law enforcement authorities were thinking in

in the meantime i want to get your reaction to new comments from woody allen.s giving this interview to the bbc after the harvey weinstein information came out, these accusations and the fall-out from that. as i mentioned you represent numerous accusers of weinstein. he said he was sad for both weinstein and the women involved, adding, quote, you also don't want it to lead to a witch hunt atmosphere, a salem atmosphere where every guy in an office who winks at a woman is suddenly having to call a lawyer to defend himself. that's not right either. what is your concern? >> well, i'm sure that woody allen has his own reasons for being rather sensitive to women speaking out against rich and powerful and famous men since he was accused of a serious act of child sexual abuse in his own family. >> right. >> but having said that, let's not minimize mr. allen any act of sexual misconduct. first of all, the law does not say that a kiss on the cheek in the office or anywhere else constitutes sexual harassment. sexual harassment has to be severe or pervasive. certainly if

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like the woody allen matt hnhat movies. >> you shouldn't work with woody allen in my opinion. >> let's liability. there are three police departments looking into weinstein and this new york attorney general's office. >> let's take another break. coming up, the "ridicu-list" is next. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley hi, i'm just looking at my account, and i've got all this extra cash back. yep. that's your cashback match. only discover will automatically match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year. you matched everything i earned this year? yeah. whoo! more money! more money! it's all very exciting. i'm going to spread the news! spread it wide! it's cashback match people! people! you know that. you all work here. new cardmembers get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of their first year. only from discover. does it look like i'm do

woody think this falls under --would you think this falls under the umbrella of corruption? sec. sanders: i am not going to get into it until the audit. >> the president declared a national health emergency. the declaration did not come with a request for money from congress. how much does the president want congress to put toward this crisis, and when will he put in a formal request for the money? there was $45 million originally in the health care plan that the president supported and no democrat in the country supported. ideally it would have been done through that, but it wasn't. we're hoping congress will come together and it will be bipartisan support to put behind the opioid crisis and join the president in dealing with this effort. >> based on your answer just now, $45 billion is what you would like to see as an initial approach and done during the budget deal. sec. sanders: i am not going to negotiate with you from the podium, but that was the number we outlined in the health care bill. there has been $1 billion spent to date. we do feel of the $45 billion would have bee

one of woody allen's biggest offenders was? take a guess. harvey weinstein.einstein told "the l.a. times" that allen's scandals were basically irrelevant because he was "a comic genius." isolated incidents happen but this is a trend. sexual abuse is epidemic in hollywood. the people in charge have covered it up and made excuses for it. in each case protecting the powerful from the powerless and the abused. it is time for the federal government to t get involved. the department of justice should launch an immediate investigationn into hollywood's culture of systematic sexual abuse. there is ample precedent for this. under the obama administration, the department of education launched more than 300 investigations into schools across the country ranging from harvard all the way down to cisco junior college. all of them sought to expose and punish schools it said violated federal law by enabling cultures of sexual harassment and assault. t the department of defense has spent years trying to root out sexual assault in the armed services. when jerry sandusky's crim

but woody's gaming in a moment when you say. it's the new reality. in the russian economy. and i know a lot of people who are looking for creative ways to get better results. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a. good business model helps to run a prison now we do. visitation i don't know what. it's called. that's what they want to. put a mark in. the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the u.s. in breach what she is behind such success. they are. like. i. have to learn as president says that he won't accept madrid's plan to seize the region's power. million protesters have taken to the streets of basra alone and a show of defiance. earlier on saturday spain's prime minister asked the senate to dismiss catalonia. he also wants new regional elections and as soon as possible. in the news a euro skeptic party wins the czech republic's parliamentary elections with its billionaire leader who many compared to donald trump.

important to note that he helped his sister dylan ferro -- farrow file accusations against their father, woody allen, for sexual assault. one of the actresses, asia argento, said she felt obliged to submit to his sexual advances anduse of his position hollywood. his sexual harassment was an open secret in hollywood, this article says, and weinstein's legalsed payoffs and threats to fend off these allegations, that it appears his past has caught up to him. there have been a lot of reactions on twitter from various hollywood celebrities. boyfriend is the renowned chef anthony board game he has been tweeting about it. "can we finally use the word rape" is what he said. rochelle: how our colleagues reacting to the allegations? daily mail" columnist says the behavior is at best repulsive, at worst, criminal, but he is a symptom of something bigger and nastier --hollywood itself, an industry that allows young women to be exploited by old, ugly, powerful men. there is another take from the wall street journal. one of their columnists is taking a conservative look at the scandal and say we know weinst

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the glass castle, brie larsen and woody harrelson. based on a memoir by jeannette walls.e larsen, engaged to a financial adviser. going home in a taxi, she sees her parents, woody harrelson and naomi watts, crawling around in dumpsters looking for trash. it flashes back to her itinerant upbringing. her mother was an artist more interested in paintings than cooking food for the kids. herfather was a rebel, believing in building the glass castle, but also a belligerent bully and drunk. the movie flips backwards and forwards between the present—day story and the past. i have to say it's not an entirely happy marriage. it's directed by destin daniel cretton, who worked with brie larsen brilliantly on the independent hit short term 12, which really announced brie larsen to the world. she is very good, but not in the most important part of the film. the most important part of the film is the story of the character when she is much younger, growing up with these parents who are totally reckless in their parenting and have this hippy—dippy ideal of how you should raise kids, but

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right now on jimmy kimmel, woody harrelson and the great tony bennett.e a good weekend. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >>> talented young woman decides to devote her life to dance. >> but, fate had a different plan. >> the story of how beth nearly lost her life and the amazing team that helped her get it back. >>> a car blogger tries out a sweet new ride. he's got it loaded up with cameras. see why those are going to come in handy. >> holy, wlhoa! >> just in time for halloween. >> how mama emma is getting her pumpkin on. >>> and look and listen to who has been -- >> wanting a cat for so long. >> see why kitty might need to cooperate better. >> we finally got it. >> we get, send it away! >>> you're seeing a series of clips of an aspiring pro dancer. beth johnson. she clearly had a passion for what she was doing. honestly, she saw a whole path ahead of her. a professional dancer. teaching people to dance. she'll be all about dance. but -- fate had a different plan. certainly, we see this picture. of beth on a hospital bed.