here comes woody allen, this schlemiel.his was something really 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 haiku. he was very, very conscious of the writing of the joke, and that also is inspirational. >> woody allen is about as secular a jew as they come. he really never felt connected to judaism as a religion. woody's 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 nazis? >

floor was obviously based on his being in the same writing room, can you imagine, with mel brooks, woodyn history. he was any room on the 23rd floor with them. you wonder how they got anything done, you would imagine and hope they were laughing so much. where do you see has influenced these days after such a long career? he created the new genre. he created the serious introspective urban comedy and many people have tried to replicate that, people have tried to replicate that, people like woody allen are very much influenced by his writing. 0ther playwrights, although i think some of his plays are time bound. his some of his plays are time bound. h is style of some of his plays are time bound. his style of writing is immortal and will continue for many generations. which was your favourite if you had one? all, i think laughter on the 23rd floor is probably my favourite, the odd couple second. the idea of making a play out of writing about comedy was brilliant, but brighton beach memoirs, barefoot in the park. any time there is a revival of a new simon play, i go and i think that i am get

up, or learned his trade, by writing for the phil silvers show and sid caesar and met people like woodyw yorkjewish background, and brought that sensibility to the table. the kind of defined american humour from a northern point of view in the 20th century which led to a spate of sitcoms which we still see to this very day. not everyone can do it, but he could turn his own play into something for the small screen or leaving the big screen? quality is quality and a great play often will tra nsfer quality and a great play often will transfer into a great movie, and be fit in the park made robert redford, the odd couple similarly dead a job. lost in yonkers also did a great job. the most difficult thing in the world is to write a hit, and to write a hit time after time. to write a hit time after time. to write a hit which makes people laugh is the most extraordinary gift.|j write a hit which makes people laugh is the most extraordinary gift. i am urging that will be a lot of people who feel very much that he influenced them, those people who came after him in the industry. you think ofjerr

and about his own personal insight into sexual abuse as the son of mia farrow and woody allen. >>> let'sabout your amazing productivity. every time we turn around there is another ronan farrow scoop, another ronan farrow book. there is literally according to the world of ronan farrow. how on earth do you manage it, first of all, disparate subjects, me too, america's role in diplomacy, very different subject? >> you know, i've been really fortunate to have leads come my way and brave sources turn whistleblower as they did in this book war on peace as all these brave women did as part of the me too movement and present hard truths that i really have had no choice but to work around the clock to ferret out. >> you've won the pulitzer. you have the pope, a whole load of awards coming your way. does it feel like victory, does it feel like vindication to you? >> it feels like a relief, christiane. particularly the harvey weinstein story. we easily forget came at a different time in our history. already there is an been all this analysis and all these brave people coming forward. but as i was r

his back in a game against perdue, they made the orange bole -- bowl and a year or so before that, woodyayes comes and says, we need you to play, his back wouldn't heal but my dad, this was his identity and woody had become somewhat like a father figure to him, so he tried to do it, he shows up and before the game a guy comes to him and says, you want me to give you something that will help you play like a champion today, my dad says, sure, man hands him envelope and inside the envelope is cocaine. he takes cocaine for the first time. he goes on to be orange bowl mvp and a serious legend in college football, it also was the start of a drug addiction for him that by the time i was born it had gone onto crack, had gone onto heroin, had gone onto the beginning of the destruction of my family and so when i'm 11i go into school and there's -- my teacher hands me the dallas morning news and on the front page is my father, at once pride of texas, athlete star, his life affected by drugs. the whole story that i received, here is this boy who threw away his life, through -- threw away career beca

although a contemporary, woody allen. they were succeeding at the same time.tics did not taken seriously enough although his funny stuff. because he had so many he felt that the critics diminished him as a playwright but the public saw him as the greatest playwright after william shakespeare in terms of rating hit after hit. he had this extraordinary capacity and he actually comes from a sadness of his early life, as a child growing up, his father was often away. you would leave the family home for up toa would leave the family home for up to a year would leave the family home for up toa yearand would leave the family home for up to a year and there would be these flaming rows and occasionally the little cracks of laughter. that is what he loved. that is why he broke what he loved. that is why he broke what he loved. that is why he broke what he did, he wanted laughter, he wa nted what he did, he wanted laughter, he wanted people to laugh with him and that was affirmation for him and made him feel good and safe. always with these comic writers, a darkness behi

people like woody allen are very much influenced by his writing.al and will continue for many, many, many generations. —— is in more. —— is immortal. ina in a moment we will be looking at the papers. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. —— with darren. it has been a daily not on the track not for the beached. it was in south wales where we have the wettest weather, almost two inches of rain. it came from this weather system here. most of the rain on the weather front as lift its way to but weather front as lift its way to but we still have a central and low pressure close to northern scotland. we will keep some rain going here through the rest of the night. around that area of low pressure we have this list to north—westerly breeze and that will feed in a few more of these showers, some breaks in the cloud, even though it was a cold day for most of us as temperatures shouldn't fall too low overnight, 10— 12 degrees. things are going to get better and it will get better. the week ahead actually shouldn't see too much rain, it

woody williams, harvey barnum, edward byers, brian thacker, and britt slavinsky. please stand. [applause] pres. trump: brave people, three months ago, i awarded the medal of honor to britt for his heroic actions in the same battle we are remembering today. john chapman grew up in connecticut. from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, "give yourself before taking of someone else." very farsighted. john lived by that motto every single day. everybody that knew him said that is the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in the -- in deploying undetected onto the battlefield to set up airfields and direct fire support. now, john will become the first speci

audience. >> i spent $150 for a tape recorder, and as i talk into it, it goes, i know, i know. >> woodyhe was the last person in the world who you would think would become a performer. as soon as he was able to leave standup for movies, he did. >> every time i try and do something serious, people laugh at me. which would be a problem, if i tried to do a serious movie ever, and i would like to make a movie ever where i was real serious in it. >> the comedians that just walked away from standup became movie stars. >> stay away from the cans. >> that's the common denominator. >> jesus christ. >> i found out some white kids can curse around the house. >> you're little late. come on, mom, i'm moving as fast as i can. come on. and i was standing there like this. >> eddie was a rockstar, he hit so big -- he was chipping away at comedy. we don't know how great eddie could have been. >> you're writing and acting and everything right there on the stage. you've got to write your own show and present it. you've got to perform it and everything. >> it's worth it if it works? >> yeah, it's worth it i

ambassador to britain, woody johnson, pressuring britain to pull out of the u.s. nuclear deal following the united states, which trump did, and the imposition of sanctions by the united states last week on iran. know, the iranian nuclear deal was the result of 13 years of negotiation between iran and the world powers. the u.s. engaged in negotiation in 2013 and also had bilateral frequent intrusive, bilateral meetings, from 2013-2015. ultimately, iran and the u.s., iran, the world powers, agreed on the nuclear deal. united nations accused the council passed a resolution after approving the deal. in two years later, iran has fully complied with all of its commitments. the iaea, international atomic energy agency, which is the sole agency responsible for supervising the nuclear program 11 times states, has since 2016 confirmed iran's full compliance with the nuclear deal. now, the u.s. is the only security -- un security council member, withdrew from the deal, violated the deal. this is bad. this is a big mistake. this is violation of international law and regulatio

smoked salmon and try to shine a trout she don't say so here's a woody schmoke show thank you. that's one taste that you know what you know may get around the walls but if you are still smoking if they have it and this is the dung trying to shut down you say yes indeed older days we cut down on trees and the farmers they had only one way to heat up their houses which was to take a dump from the sheep after the winter they dried during the summertime and then they would burn it the next with thirty to heat up their houses and of course cook their food should was always done sort of indicate you narea. then they would start hanging up each fish different things in there for drying and for smoking and of course found it was a perfect way of storing food smoking it sure we've you know chapter tradition you know i should prefer this subject but leave it to a. tourism is one of the sectors that's helped lift iceland out of his financial doldrums and traditional delicacies no packaged and marketed with visitors to. a low logan get this thank you i really like your shop thank you very

there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woody's also the city has ascended to get some towels introduced to it though when my father and my most are on our team for king for the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven an hour just sarah. this is al jazeera. hello i'm so raman you're watching the al-jazeera news our live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes cheers from the catholic faithful for the pope during his visit to ireland but not everyone is satisfied with the pontiff's message denouncing the church's sex abuse scandal. also new restrictions in peru keep thousands of venezuelans from leaving the crisis in their own country plus. they're calling it genocide remembrance day everything goes protest a year after a deadly crackdown by the million mark military. and zimbabwe's president is set to be sworn in on sunday we'll explain why the key opposition leader is still rejecting the election result. welcome to the news that pope francis has admit

that's fine, woody. we'll do it your way. >> voice acting, the value on it has changed completely.l blank who could do multiple voices, now you hire an actor to do one voice, and it's usually theirs. >> now my evil power will be unlimited, you feel me? >> i can feel you. >> comedians have an inherent understanding of timing and they understand improv more so than a traditional actor. >> the joke delivers. when you put them in a booth, they know how to hit the punchline. >> with somebody like mike myers, he always did characters. and so he was born to do animation. >> i'd like you to meet my husband, "shrek." >> well, it's easy to see where fiona gets her good looks from. >> working without props is something i was very, very used to. i never saw eddie murphy or antonio banderas the whole time. you're used to making something out of nothing. >> we can stay up late, swapping manly stories and in the morning i'm making waffles. >> eddie murphy's voice itself sounds funny, but he can also do voices. but eddie can also do voices. >> keep our people down, but we can use it to keep those

the woody deal. or the deaf dumb as a child has. had. its own stuff up i'm not about to show for you. but what about her and their interview. since you already have it. was all about giving up but i have. said you know. what i said. i did represent. the d.s.m. of the end of good in a. that's what will through the eyes of locals an awful hostile subtle hostile shout. in a kitchen to tell was odd but yet the show all the ball. at the bottom of it and i've been coming out of the mud of the gods. and i know what if that's. what i want them and you have. to do what i disagree with i've got to keep it up. because you're sure to believe the love. she has i could be a good one to have. you know we just waited until. there's a lazy hole good luck i'm now with the devil's softball to get all. the holster for a feel of it all. i did was to sit. in the us a driver can be at the wheel for up to eleven hours out to fourteen in europe the rules are tighter the daily maximum is normally nine hours but brakes have to be taken every four and a half hours

he went on to be the second quarterback and played for the legendary woody hayes. i read in the book that, you know, him being a legend was a real pain. that is an integrated as a father because every boy wants to be his own man and it's hard to do that when everybody calls you the son of somebody. but football in the book is very important role. my dad became a legend when he was 20, his sophomore year and he had broken his back early in the season in a game against purdue. the season went on. ohio state made the orange bowl that year. they were going to play against the university of colorado. they said was then, we need you to play it. but this was his identity and what he had become somewhat like a father figure to him, so he tried to do it. so he shows up in before the game a guy comes to him and says to him but he could be something that will help you play like a champion today? my dad says scheuer. that scheuer. the man handed him an envelope and inside the envelope is cocaine and he takes cocaine for the first time. he goes on to become orange bowl mvp and

the woodies our little bit of a drastic change.ot paid any extra, is the right size to be able to get on without paying extra ? be able to get on without paying extra? the easiest way is to measure it yourself at home. my goodness! are you having a laugh? i supposed to sit at home with a tape should are before i set off? it is the only way to make sure, it is meant to be a5 way to make sure, it is meant to be 45 centimetres by 20 x 27 have to sit there with your tape measure and if not you run the risk of— they had said the reason wiggle room so do you know the air the thing to put your bag in the cheque that is the right size? will they bring some more of those in? they have said it will be 20% bigger so they are giving you some leeway but i would always are on the side of caution because they are like you know what, thatis because they are like you know what, that is to back, give me 25 quid. because they are like you know what, that is to back, give me 25 quidm this about weight or space? because i used to think that it was part

there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woody's oh so the city has ascended you can see how i was introduced to in the when my father and my most or our king fall king fahad the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from had an outrageous era. none have cleaned. the united nations says war crimes may have been committed by all sides involved in yemen's war. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters and. also ahead the u.s. argues that the u.n. talk or a dozen times the jurisdiction to weigh in on iran's case against sanctions canada faces pressure as the u.s. and mexico reach a new trade deal that replaces nafta. i'm not going to let me know yet.

that this country is only for those who have the strength to fight for survival was woody if you don't have a strength for the money you're finished you don't need the room opened my other son helped us out a lot of used to biased medicines and bring us food and local but then he left the country because of the economic situation with adults only going only so long will they were you born as i knew it also become ill and lost a lot of weight through money because once a woman is colombian wife took the children and moved back to colombia if lucky doolittle's locally owned the only sibling or we'll see you my son didn't want to lose them so he followed them there he's only a little long until the almost in the digital game i haven't heard from him in over a year old boy did i would only need some new. clothes i've been limited to but i came to colombia to give birth in him but i wanted to give birth and safety the hospitals in minutes well are filthy and there's no medication if something goes wrong i hope the situation changes soon and everything gets back to normal then there will be

put up thes who statue of a general and woody wrecked eight statue of logan in logan's virtual -- logan circle led the charge. of circles and squares with civil war and military heroes had only begun recently, in 1874. with only five up to that point. garfield had even attended the grand ceremonial unveiling of the statue that february. the initial fundraising for garfield memorial dated january 15, 1882. statueested that his would be similarly located in a public square in washington. goal of a sum of not and a very200,000, optimistic completion date of three years. fundraising efforts for the statue had to compete with a number of other projects such as the memorial hospital and a statue in cleveland. what form and where the memorial would take place was open to question. after, it wasrs --inst any questions statue an equestrian statue of garfield. proposing instead now indiana the eventual state for the statue, at the foot of the west front of the capitol grounds was chosen in 1884. the site itself had only been recently created. two traffic circles west of the capital, pennsylvania

. >> do you have any qualm, timothy, about working with woody allen?xt film has him as the director. as you know, he has been accused by his daughter of sexual abuse. he has never been charged, never been arrested, none of that. i wonder whether you think about it and whether you ask, how has he escaped the me too revolution? >> it is really important for me to talk about that and to really -- there is -- i hesitate to talk about it right now because what i say will only -- it is only going to anger people. so when that film comes out, if it comes out, that's going to be really important to talk about, but it is not the time right now. >> what is next on the horizon for you? >> i will be making a broad way debut this next summer here, so i will be here for the summer. yeah, just trying to enjoy right now this process, this kind of crazy wave of, you know, "call me by your name" love that the film is getting, trying to enjoy as much time with my family. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> nice to talk to you. >> that is it for our program tonight. th

there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woodies also the city has ascended you can see how i was introduced to it though when my father in my most aware or to fall king for how the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven on our just. this is life on the streets of and out. for money on the discovery of theatre is an opportunity to escape and become something. for the tuition of a plane and perhaps a life time. little princess part of the viewfinder latin american series at this time. zero zero. three. forced from their homes than missing out on school. he is so worried about the effect on millions of children. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also ahead a call for accountability over the crisis the report alleging genocide in myanmar goes before the u.n. security council. i think google is to really take it is then into the lot of people and i think that's a good serious thing to disagree serious george google search on the u.s. president could be bad news

walking away, most of them wanted to use stand up as sort of a launching point to do something else, woodyd up, steve lawrence with film. but it would be interesting to know if they were still doing their stand up in the 1980s, if george carlin were doing standup today, what would he say today about nazis, about the president, we'll never know, but it's something a lot of us consider and think about frequently. >> i think a lot of folks from the outside looking in, are thinking that often times standup is going to be the launch pad and people perhaps leave standup to pursue other things, but then there sometimes is a return to stand up because that is their roots, it's kind of familiarity, it's that touch stone again before branching off again to those other things, is that what you find? >> well, yeah, i mean once you do stand up, once you figure out what the puzzle is on how to do it, how to have confidence, how to entertain an audience randomly. you never really lose that skill. you're rusty if you're not going up on a regular basis. there's things you have to learn. if you're comfortab

woody williams, harvey barnum, edward byers, byron thacker, britt slovinski.use ] brave people. three months ago i awarded the medal of honor to brit for his heroic actions in the same battle we are remembering today. john chapman grew up in windsor locks, connecticut. from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, give yourself before taking of someone else. very farsighted. john lived by that motto every single day. everybody that knew him said that's the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an expert in deploying undetected onto the battlefield to set up air fields and direct fire support. now john will become the first special tactics airman to rece

there, radnich also did some play-by-play for ohio state football, teaming up with coach woody hayes. wide open. touchdown. erick kannis. we gonna sit here all afternoon and brag about michigan?"the reason gary connects so well with the viewers, is he is just impeccably honest.he was a forerunner to the guys with the diamonds in their earlobes. gary was just that kind of gregarious, interested, outgoing, aggressive dude.my father was a basketball player, and a boxer. you never hear that combination. he was one of those all-league basketball players. he was a center at 6-3. he was like wilt chamberlain, back in the 1930s. that was considered a big guy. but boxing was where he made his name. he was a three-time golden gloves champ. athletic skills weren't the only thing gary got from his dad. his father was kind of off the wall in many ways. he always worked for himself, you know. he had a ranch, he had a restaurant, he had a pest control business. he was a policeman in san jose. you'd hear these legendary stories about how

. >> reporter: in may chinese strategic bombers landed for the first time on the disputed woody islandsramatic expansion of chinese motor he claims in the south china sea. last year china signed a 99 year lease for a port in sri lanka. a year ago china opened its first overseas military base in djibouti deploying marines and equipment to a us drone base in the horn of africa. the report said cyber attacks from china continue, quote, computer systems around the world including those owned by the us government continue to be targeted by china-based intrusion through 2017. concerns about china's behavior manifested itself in silicon valley with 1000 employees protesting google's decision -- >> the foreign ministry responded to the pentagon report accusing the us with a cold war mentality. the state department is consolidating efforts in iran creating an action group to cut off iran's economy. to rob the iranian regime of funding. >> iran uses so much commercial revenue to finance terrorism around the world and our whole campaign of maximum economic pressure is to deny iran the money it nee

a film by rob reiner called lbj, with woody harrelson playing lbj, with very poor prosthetics. fantastic job. bryan cranston took robert schenn kins' play all the way to the small screen for an hbo production. and did a marvelous job. and ava duevarney did this story of selma which included lbj. the first two were pretty good, and they helped us. to your point, jeff, about hamilton shedding new light on the constitution, bringing new interest to your institution, those productions did that for lbj. and we have woody and brian come the library to study the role, and they were very -- i was really impressed with how much they immersed themselves into trying to understand lbj. i marvelled at how curious they were. they wanted to know every facet of this very complicated personality. i will tell you that i had a problem personally with "selma," because it told the story about lbj's involvement in civil rights in the wrong way. it showed him as an obstructionist on civil rights. in politico, they contested this version of events. it's funny. the news cycle today is 24 hours on a goo

lbj with woody harolson playing lbj with pretty poor prosthetics. and the small screen for an hbo production who did a wonderful job. the story of selma which included lbj. the first two i think were pretty good. and they help us to your point jeff about hamilton shedding new light on the constitution. bringing new interest to your constitution that certainly, those productions did that for lbj. and we had woody and bryan come to the library to study the role. they were very -- i was really impressed with how much they immersed themselves into trying to understand lbj. i marveled at how curious they were. they wanted to know everything facet of this very complicated personality. i will tell you that, i had a problem personally with selma because it told the story about lbj's involvement in civil rights in the wrong way. it showed him as an obstructionist on civil rights. >> that's not true. >> in politico they contended this version. it's funny the new cycle today is 24 hours on a good day. it's become even less in the trump era. but that story seem

looking like woody. neil: he is 93. >> you're absolutely right. he is doing great.ton. something you talk a lot. >> we regret the tone. we enjoy the drama. come on, man, how great is this. the flag goes down. it goes back up. somebody goes, mr. president you just saying you might want -- all right. let's raise it again. neil: what do you make of that, the president said, one thing the question about jimmy carter, he could have been there to criticize, i'm glad he did. let's move on. >> i'm glad he did too. i think -- it was right thing to do. twas the right thing to do. neil: what do your listeners say? they don't know about carter. >> i have to tell you, i watch you and i follow you. i always tell you this. and i say this with respect to all political parties mean not crazy right, crazy left, this country love this is president. i am out there. i'm on the road. i see it. and they love, they love the drama. they love somebody just ripping it up. we have had it, neil. we've had it with politicians. this is a non-politician. neil: do think they republicans more than s

the woody deal. or that stuff that's what has. its own stuff and up i'm not i'm not a show for you. but what about their interview. did you have even if you missed it. was all about giving up but i had. a loss of. life and you know. what i said. i did represents. the idea for the idea. that's what will throw us out lol it's an awful lot still subtle for us a little shout. out was odd but yeah the show all the ball. at the bottom of the number of the mother. that's. the one. who i disagree with figured out. because for sure i'd love to see as i could be a good one to. one who just wanted to do. there's a lazy of all the time now with her little soft little to get a. little sister for their fill of it all. i did was to say. that. in the us a driver can be at the wheel for up to eleven hours out to fourteen in europe the rules are tighter the daily maximum is normally nine hours but brakes have to be taken every four and a half hour and the rest should be enough in our heads. but this is the moroccan. as he told his friend in the caffeine there is no longer. a. it's in the past. the ne

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the woody deal. or that. kind of. some stuff up i'm not going to show for you. but what about their interview. did you have even if you missed it. was all about giving up but i have. said you know. what i said. i didn't represents. the idea so the idea. that's what will go up through the tabloids an awful lot still subtle for us still shout. it out was odd but yet he told all the ball. at the bottom of the number of the money. that's. the one. who i disagree with the figure. because you're sure to believe that she has a. good one. and we just waited until there's a lazy of all the time now with her little soft little detail. the whole sister for a pail of the. other was there still sitting. in the us a driver can be at the wheel for up to eleven hours out to fourteen in europe the rules are tighter the daily maximum is normally nine hours but breaks have to be taken every four and a half hour and the rest should be an hour to. put this is the. as i told his friend in the coffee there is no longer. a. it's in the past. the nest you. know i asked. when asked if he

the reality of the first day of school for the woody family. >> definitely a little scary, but we're excited, too. to a miles in his life and my life. >> reporter: he joepd what is now the first year of full-day class for all loudoun county kindergartners. >> this is a huge deal. this is across loudoun county public schools. >> reporter: mill run elementipy school prial knows this has been in the wks for years. the school board gave it the official goead for this school year. >> it's going the set t tone for our students especially as they move into the rest of their educational career. >> reporter: what' today? >> kindergarten. an reporter: is it the first day? you're going to be here all day? >> yeah. >> reporter: seemingly prepared, her dad says it will hel with the family's schedule. >> last year it was a.m. or p.m., but now it made it easy when we go to work. now we can feel safe and all, so she'll be here in school. >> reporter: for her it means more time to build up that social network. >> i need to make some friends. >> reporter: that's the first task, to make some friend's t

the woody deal. or that as a trial has. had. its own stuff and get them out of. the show so. well but what about their interview. that. was all about giving up but i have. said you know. what i said. i did represents. the idea for the other end up that they had up. and. that's what was up through the tabloids awful hostile subtle hostile shout. out was odd but yet he told all all. the parts of the family of the mother the god. now and if that's. true i disagree with the pick up. because you're sure to believe that she has a. good one have. no use when. there's way she will good luck i'm not with the devils like a little girl. the whole sister for if you know of the. one hundred miles or so. in the us a driver can be at the wheel for up to eleven hours out to fourteen in europe the rules are tighter the d.d. maximum is normally nine hours but breaks have to be taken every four and a half hour and the rest should be outwards. but this is the. as i've been told his friend in the cafe there is no longer. a. it's in the past. the nest you. know i asked. as soon as he did not. much

police discovered nearly a pound of marijuana, a loaded handgun and $15,000 in suspected drug-related m woody faces a long list of charges, including drug trafficking. >>> cong up on 11 minutes after ble hour, bigs with the newest railcars. find out it takes be -- >>> this manhought he escaped police run spog a dark field. there was something else waiting more on that straight ahead on "news4 today." >>> the temperatures out there right now in the 630s and70s. by 9:00, already at 80 degrees. fog out there. now, rain by this afternoon, we'll talk the timing o the rain and talk about the forecast coming up. >> reporter: we've got a popular motorcycle club bringing backpacks for kids. details are coming up next on "news4 today." >>> justbout 6:15 now. we have a short time until we hear the sound of school bells. >> some people love it, se hate it. you can help kids in the area get ready to hit the classroom molette green is live in alexandria at our annual bapacks for kids drive. molette, good morning. how is it going? >> reporter: we've got early givers this morng. supporters of backpacks for k

in may, strategic bombers landed for the first time on the disputed woody islands, an expansion in the. china signed a 99-year lease for a port in sri lanka that could be used for a base. they opened a base in the horn of africa, deploying marines and equipment next door to a u.s. base in the horn of africa. cyber attacks on computer systems around the world, including those owned by the u.s. government. the chinese foreign ministry responded by the pentagon report accused of the u.s. of display ago cold war mentality, trace. >> trace: jennifer, military officials say there's a rise of laser attacks on u.s. pilots? >> that's right. we reported pentagon concerns about laser beam attacks routinely blinding pilots taking off and landing next to the chinese base in djibouti. but now new figures in the middle east show the incidence are on the rise there. the number of lasing incidents was around 700 in 2015. in 2016, there were an estimated 600 laser attacks. followed by 400 in 2017 and 350 so far this year. the preponderance have occurred in syria and afghanistan. it's exceedingly difficu

a nazi -- or at least be wounded, or at least be beaten, as woody allen has in one of his movies, theyay, we should take a nazi player lost a court, and he says a baseball bat is far e. i think that is what we will se see. that is what is logical. that is what you do to nazis. >> tucker: the thing that surprises me the most, having lived in washington most of my life, is the silence from the responsible democrats. there are some and i know them actually.en i don't think for example chuck schumer, much as i disagree with them, wants to destroy america or as mentally ill or -- i think he is probably appalled by a lot of this stuff. i got to believe he is. he's not saying out loud.hi why is that? >> i don't think he is appalled, frankly. i think the belief is that anything that will work should be used. also, this is really important, because i devoted my life to moral thinking and moral philosophy, that you don't consciously desire -- i don't believe he consciously desires to destroy the united states, of course not. but that is irrelevant. it is what you do, not what you intend, that mo

woody allen once said that he likened it to a colonoscopy. you go into a colonoscopy and they injected with this stuff and all of a sudden everything gets darkand quiet and . debt is like a colonoscopy. unfortunately life is like prepping for colonoscopy. anyway, that didn't getmuch of a laugh . i figured a colonoscopy joke would kill with this audience. you're still there, looking skeptical. >> i am still waiting on your answer. >> i don't think i can do it. it's not my answer because i don't have any original ideas, it's tom nagel's answer responding to the idea that how can debt be bad, where i am, death is not. and nagel says okay, supposing you're not actually, you don't have a good death but something close to that, your reduced to the state of a baby. an animated festival. and you're happy. you're beingfed and they change yourdiaper and everything . are you really , or is it less of a loss then complete death? but you are deprived, happy but deprived of everything that was of value so this is the general idea. it requires a little more

. >> chinese strategic bombers landed for the first time on disputed woody islands, a dramatic expansion of their claims in the oil-rich south china sea. last year they signed a 99 year at least for a fort in sri lanka which could be used for its military. a year ago, they opened their first overseas military base in djibouti deploying a company of marines and equipment next door to a u.s. drone base in the horn of africa. the report said cyber attacks continue. "computer systems around the world including those owned by the u.s. government continue to be targeted by china-based intrusions through 2017. separate concerns about china's behavior manifested itself in silicon valley with 1,000 google employees signing a letter protesting google's decision to agree to a chinese government requested to censor search engine results. the chinese foreign ministry responded to the pentagon report of accusing the u.s. of displaying a cold war mentality. >> bret: jennifer, thank you. the trump administration is taking steps to remove itself from the conflict in syria by ending funding for the countr

that you know woody and i start really there like that is why we warn main problem now. of committing any type of he said gratian again this knowing i was in syria but it is to. roast and then crazy with passion and he's gone out of my father what so ever to hear this the decision of the syrian leadership for them to fight. at. what are the sacrifices and when you say that. is for the little girl reconciliation that have been made in parts of syria we are really quite as ready to exert every possible not to hit the civilians and we have been close to the hall for one week and we were very active with the local reconciliation committee is. a joke heard a lot of them have a rosie the most of these communities and members prevent the civilians from using the little you've got a minister in there with the council. that your child is there any english is the syrian foreign minister walid moallem he's speaking at a joint press conference with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov about the current situation in italy and its surrounding areas there is much speculation that ther

fine, woody, we'll do it your way. >> voice acting, the value on it has changed completely.ike mel blank who could do multiple voices, now you hire an actor to do one voice, and it's usually theirs. >> now my evil power will be unlimited. can you feel me? >> i can feel you. >> comedians have an inherent understanding of timing and they understand improv more so than a traditional actor. >> the joke delivers. when you put them in a booth, they know how to hit the punchline. >> with somebody like mike myers, he always did characters. and so he was born to do animation. >> i'd like you to meet my husband, "shrek." >> well, it's easy to see where fiona gets her good looks from. >> working without props is something i was very, very used to. i never saw eddy murphy or antonio banderas the whole time. you're used to making something out of nothing. >> oh, this is going to be fun. we can stay up late, swapping mad lib stories, and in the morning i'm making wafrls. >> eddy murphy's voice itself sounds funny, but he can also do voices. >> keep our people down, but we can use it to ke

finally, we salute the five congressional medal of honor recipients who join us, woody williams, harveyn thacker and brent slobinske. please stand. [applause]buyers, brian thacker slobinske. please stand. [applause]yers, brian thacker a slobinske. please stand. [applause] brave people. three months ago i awarded the medal of honor to brit for his heroic actions in the battle we are talking about today. john chapman grew up in connecticut from a very young age, john was determined to protect those in need. in kindergarten, john noticed that his classmate, bill brooks, was being bullied. as bill says, john stepped in and saved me. in his high school yearbook, john quoted these words, give yourself before taking of some one else. very far-sighted. john lived by that motto, every single day. everybody that knew him said that's the way he lived. two years after he graduated high school, john enlisted in the united states air force. he was among the elite few to complete air force special tactics training, one of the most rigorous training programs in all of the military. john became an exper

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there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woodies also the city has ascended you can see how i was introduced to in the when my father and my mother where working for the king for how the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven an hour just. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera news arms a whole rob a reminder of our top stories the u.n. investigators say near mars a top military general should be prosecuted for genocide the recommendation is included in a fact finding mission report it concludes at least ten thousand people were killed after the military launched a crackdown on ring of muslims in august last year. also the united states and mexico have agreed a new bilateral trade deal it replaces the us mexico terms in the north american free trade agreement known as nafta trump says he hopes canada will join the deal. and the u.s. says it will vigorously defended the iranian legal challenge at the un's highest court iran wants the international court of justice to suspend