>>> woody allen's wife, soon-yi previn, breaking her silence. the first interview in more than 25 years. and now, making allegations against her adoptive mother, mia farrow, and mia farrow's other children tonight now responding. >>> the deadly shark attack off cape cod. what we've now learned about the young man who was engaged to be married who was killed. his friend on what happened on that boogie board the moment the shark struck. >>> and tonight, diane sawyer and sally field. what we never knew. what she endured as a child in her own home, and the strength to carry on. >>> good evening. and we are back from the hurricane tonight, though florence, that storm system, still raging. deadly tornadoes late today. and we'll get to that in a moment. but first, the other breaking story as we come on the air tonight, the accusations involving supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. tonight, his accuser now ready to go public, ready to testify, and now judge kavanaugh says he will testify, too, both in front of the american people. that hearing now set

in the piece, the author acknowledging she's a long-time friend of woody allen. tonight, seven of farrow's nine children are standing with their mother, including son's ronan. he's calling his mother "a we voted mom who created a loving home," adding, "but that has never stopped woody allen and hid allies from planting storie that attack and vilify my mother to deflect from my sister's credible allegation of abuse." >> reporter: no one is parading dylan around as a victim, and she slams the magazine for what she calls a one-sided piece. and the magazine says this is previn's chance to tell her story. >> erielle, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. that deadly shark attack off cape cod. what we've now learned tonight about the victim engaged to be maried and what his friend witnessed in the water. >>> also tonight, the suspected serial killer, authorities going before the cameras just moments ago. what they're now saying about the u.s. border patrol agent and what he allegedly did. >>> that incredible rescue in the fl

the wife of woody allen, sunita previn, is talking about sexual abuse claims against woody allen by mia farrow in the wake of the me too movement. she says the allegations are not true. sunita previn is the adoptive daughter of woody allen and mia farrow. she told the magazine that mia farrow has taken advantage of the me too movement and called her and abusive and mean mother. mia farrow's other children have defended her and say the allegations of child molestation against woody allen from 25 years ago are not true. >>> two dogs are saved. chp rescued them from the freeway. chp says the two shepherds were wandering westbound on 580 deerpark were wandering westbound on 580 deerpark blvd. in oakland. they were dodging cars and tired and hungry. the officers took them to a local animal shelter and hopefully they will be finding a new home. >>> look at some , two seals at the marine mammal center in sausalito, seoul and rk 58, quickly becoming friends and even hugging when they met for the first time. they were recently rescued the marine mammal center says they are glad it does two have

what's happened to woody is so upsetting, so unjust. of th #metoo movement. and a whole new generation is hearing about it when they shouldn't. the claims setting off a bitter custody battle. allen was never charged with any crime. dillon has spoken out about the accusations of recent years. >> he's lying. and he's been lying for so long. >> reporter: farrow releasing a statement to "new york" magazine, saying any statement she was manipulated by her mother is offensive. thanks to my mother, i grew up in a wonderful home. ronan farrow, allen and farrow's only biological child also released a statement, accusing his father and his allies of, quote, planting stories that attack and vilify my mother, who deflect from my sister's credible allegation of abuse. nbc news has reached out to maria farrow and the claims against her. she has not responded. but we should point out that woody allen was present for much of that interview. and he weighed in periodically. back to you. >> another thing people are talking about is who wrote that article

the light once they reach the treetops they grow back down again in free fall it stands on hot and woody no swinging from tree to tree on these. two biologists the tiny is a dense rain forest with jungle comes. the other choice begun by just three or four individuals each insect has a pair of membranes on its abdomen which can vibrate making a loud high pitched drone. these are liana's climbing plants which use the trunks of trees to grow up to the light once they reach the tree tops they grow back down again in free fall stems harder woody know swinging from tree to tree on these. two biologists the tiny is a dense rain forest with a relatively small number of species the few large mammals here are rarely seen but they do leave tracks footprints like this where a rare pygmy hippopotamuses crossed the path. searching them out for cracks the last big mayhap as any survived because they were so shy that even the most patient poachers couldn't find them. they haven't yet learned to trust the cease fire that's come with national park status line entry on you tube biologists gamekeeper's and

i surveyed a flooded neighborhood with newhanover chairman commission woody white. where did all this water come from? >> this is rainfall over the last 12 to 20 hours. >> reporter: we found chris trying to jump start a flooded truck. it stalled out when he was trying to drive his family to safety. >> i'm from wilmington.ee i've bn through every hurricane since the '70s and i've never experienced anything likes before. >> how fast did it come in? >> like lightning. kind of scary that it happen so sudden. >> reporten swiftly, i will tak months -- if you could do it all over again -- >> tever. >> rep you wou have ridden it out? >> i made a choice to stay. god is ony side. nothing to fear. >> reporter: a look from above to give you a different perspectute of this washed road. this is the kind of devastation so many towns are dealing with right now. roads washed out. you have areas that are completely cut off from the world right now. officials are trying to fd a way into more rural areas. we talked about this all the time. over the weekendt was good to see the helpers

previn told "new york" magazine what's happened to woody is so upsetting, so unjust.ring to allegations by dylan farrow that he molested her. soon-yi expresses her doubt and says she's only recently felt compelled to tell her side of the story. in an interview with sh sunday , soon-yi previn defended woody allen, her husband of more than 20 years. the filmmaker is accused of molesting his daughter dylan farrow but soon-yi says her adoptive mother mia farrow is behind the claims. mia has taken advantage of the me too movement, she says in the article, and paraded dylan as a victim and a whole new generation is hearing about it when they shouldn't. >> i want to show my face and tell my story. i want to speak out, literally. >> reporter: back in january, farrow described the alleged incident to gayle king. >> let's go to august 4th, 1992, and if you could tell us what happened that day. >> i was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in connecticut by my father. he instructed me to lay down on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train that

the wife of woody allen is talking about sexual abuse and claims against woody allen by mia farrow inhe me too movement. during a long interview with new york magazine she said the allegations are not true. soon yi is the adoptive daughter of woody allen and mia farrow. she told the magazine that mia farrow has taken advantage of the me too movement and called mia farrow and abusive and a mean mother. mia farrow's other children are defending her. they say the allegations of child molestation against woody allen from 25 years ago really are true. >>> tonight at the emmy awards stars will walk the red carpet in hollywood for the 70th annual primetime emmy awards. netflix has 112 nominations and leads all networks. hbo's game of thrones has 22 nominations including one for best drama series. it is up against westworld, stranger things, "the handmaid's tale", this is as, the crown, and the americans. in the comedy calendar corey "the marvelous mrs. maisel" is up against atlanta, unbreakable kami schmidt, barry, silicon valley, blackish, glow, and curb your enthusiasm. >> there has never

you look good, woody. >> you look. president trump: another friend of mine, general john kelly, and his incredible wife karen. they are here some place. john, stand up. president trump: two great people. i also want to say a word of warmth. to the spouses and loved ones. we know that the courage of our warriors is sustained by that great love, support, and sacrifice of the military families. without that it would never be the same. we understand that. all the recipients understand that, i know, so thank you all for being here and thank you for your tremendous support. thank you. president trump: the "congressional medal of honor" recipients tonight come from cities and towns all across the nation and they fought for america in fields of battle all across the world. in vietnam, bruce crandall flew a helicopter, full speed ahead, straight into enemy fire. and it was a lot of fire, from what i understand, bruce. not once, not twice, but 22 times. bruce, you can have that job, okay? [laughter] president trump: where is bru

you look good, woody. >> you look. another friend of mine, general john kelly and incredible wife karen. place.re here some john, stand up. [applause] president trump: two great people. also to say a word of warmth. our ow that the courage of by that is sustained great love, support, and acrifice of the military families. without that it would never be the say. we stand all the recipients so thankd that i know, you all for being here and thank tremendous support. .you. you chlt president trump: the congressional medal of honor" recipients tonight come from cities and towns all across the nation and they fought for all ca in fields of battle across the world. crandall flewruise a helicopter, full speed ahead, straight into enemy fire. a lot of fire, from what i understand, bruce. not twice, but 22 times. bruce, you can have that job, okay? [laughter] president trump: where is bruce? bruce. thank you, bruce. [applause] president trump: 22 times. president trump: ben carson, him than us, right? n korea -- ingle handily ba

the cuffs which is the term they used to describe female genital cutting now the group is called da woody bora women for religious freedom they're active online they have a website and a twitter presence a relatively small one are around fifteen hundred twitter followers but it's full of first person accounts of women who have undergone the practice. and they wanted to continue because they say it's their religious right now what's made people upset is that it appears twitter has allowed the group to pay to promote itself and what that means is that a tweet from the group has appeared on the timelines of people who don't follow them the tweeting question is a video statement from an accountant who just drives in fairly positive terms her experience of having undergone the costs let's have a listen. do you know your i mean myself i have undergone and i know most people think i'm being controlled my own emotions associated. in fact i don't want to be a show and never have fun don't mind if you just write and you might want to close minded on and bring out the stuff you don't you know didn't

—— 2a— 48 woody 4—4 take hours. what is going to change? —— 24— 48 hours. woody 4—4 take hours.an see this earth behind me. at the moment the hurricane is about 400 miles out to sea, but as it comes closer we will expect much, much stronger waves, we will expect rain and then within 24 — 36 hours, what we expect is that there will be a triple threat from hurricane florence, that it either stalljust off the coast or it will hit carolina coastline and it will bring hurricane force winds, a storm surge twice as high as me and what could be catastrophic levels of rainfall, any way —— anywhere between 24— 48 inches and it is the weather that could follow that would be the greatest threat to property and indeed, life. from what you are hearing, our people heeding the evacuation orders? —— are people. hearing, our people heeding the evacuation orders? -- are people. in two hours time there is a mandatory evacuation here, the elected city company has already turned off the power to encourage people to go. it is like a ghost town driving around here. there is a gas station that is open a

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accused of sexual misconduct should there be a penalty, tony, you've written a famous piece about woody allen. >> i come away from a noninstitutional or subjective kind of critical point of view as somebody, the essay that you're referring to is about woody alan and kind of what i felt, you know, i could do or should do as someone who had admired and in many ways been kind of formed and influenced by his work with my understanding of his character. i think that my feeling has always been that that's in a way kind of always a personal individual division and it's hard to make a problematic statement because everybody has comfort zones, things that they care about and don't care about but i have to say i've come in the last year just to feel sort of the inadequacy or even the cowardliness of that position and to feel like there is something more that needs to be done or there is, i think, an imperative to we examined assumption as critics and people who look at art about the supposed boundary between art and life and -- and all i can say now it's a very complicated undertaking and it's on

. >> jimmy: as in woody harrelson? woody is the kind of guy -- woody is the kind of guy that if you rent the place but he shows up before you get there, he will take the master bedroom. [ laughter ] but more about that later. >> jimmy: yeah. >> let me just say this about woody. even if the plan on the night is you're going to the oscars, it's probably a good idea to take your swimsuit. [ laughter ] all right? more on that later. let me get back to mom. you know what i'm talking about, woodrow. so we're there three weeks paradise. man, we had freedom. nobody was even taking pictures, the water. greece is beautiful. it's inherently generous. the sea doesn't bite. the air doesn't bite. the land doesn't bite. people love family. if take the eldest female which was my mother who is always the queen in any situation. we've had a great three weeks. we've had such a good three weeks that we decide when it's time to go, let's push this and do this another week. everybody unanimously says, "yes." tgo. her suitcases. we go, "mom,

woody and soon-yi's relationship has been under the microscope.terview was conducted by a long-time friend of allens. she expresses her doubts about the accusations and says she's only recently felt compelled to tell her side of the story. in an interview with "new york" magazine published sunday night, soon-yi spoke on her husband. he says her adoptive mother mia farrow is behind the claims. mia has taken advantage of the "me too" movement, she says in the article, and has paraded dylan as a victim, and a whole new generation is hearing about it when they shouldn't. >> i want to show my face and tell my story. i want to speak out literally. >> reporter: back in january she described incident to gayle king. >> let's go to august 4th, 1992. and if you could tell us what happened that day. >> i was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in connecticut by my father. to lay down on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train that was set up, and he sat behind me in the doorw doorway, and as i played with the toy train, i w

. >>> the wife of woody allen is talking about sexual abuse claims against alan by mia farrow perking along interview she says the allegations are not true. she is the adopted daughter of woody allen and mia farrow and told the magazine that ferrell has taken advantage of the me too movement and calls her an a rrow's other children . have come to her defense and say the allegations of child laceration against woody allen from 25 years ago are true. >>> tonight to 78 and oh primetime emmy awards. >> michelle has a preview of that star-studded event and a look at some of the top nominees. >> reporter: saturday night lives michael j and colin just hosting monday's 70th primetime emmy awards celebrating the best in television which has been expanding to an even bigger tv landscape. streaming giant netflix leads all networks with 112 nominations. hbo's game of thrones cap distal with 22, including one for best drama series. it's up against westworld, stranger things, "the handmaid's tale", this is us, the crown, and the americans. in the comedy category critics have "the marvelous mrs. mai

woody, do you think you're a hero? >> absolutely not. no. and that was my duty.ines and to win a war. just imagine if we had lost. chris: what advice would you >> post-9/11 willingly signed up to support and defend the institution of our united states, and that experience will transcend the rest of your life. >> you could have gone to any other big school. you could have gone to the party schools, you could have done anything else, and you chose to come here -- >> less than one-tenth of 1% of our people serve in the military. so every one of you have something in youp average person doesn't have. every one of you at some point in time in life, if you haven't already, you're going to realize that, hey, i'm doing one of the most noble things that a human being can do, and that's to serve somebody else. chris: what a special evening that was. in case you're wondering, woody williams, veteran of the battle of iwo jima, turns 95 next month. and that's it for today. have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ arthel: and this is a fox news alert. t

and that there are a mob we do that beam if you don't have a woody scoop or your book the. by late may sixty eight i was already seeing another friends take to the streets calling for a return to door. francis son georgie was in the sun tough to home. how many of them with him as a source is different ranging from three hundred thousand to. the message was clear the parties of. the. most of the geniuses on to union members trying to convince a woman working to get back to work in the factory now that the strike is over you know much about laval ignores what i but no judgment the people build the board out of all of it with a rocket about that because they wanted to get as it got out it while i would rather see it do it i think the idea or what itself would buy i think about what the rest of. it was. even though it's well it's not all that you might not want to know not that bob i find it possible. all of the first frustration humiliation and anger that blew up in may sixty eight can be heard in the voice of this one woman factory worker caught on camera money for the film s

woody, there's a mandatory evacuation currently in place in parts of your county ahead of the storm. what are your top priorities going to be, say, in the last 24 hours before this hurricane hits? >> anderson, we've got a few of them. our top priorities are just to continue to raise awareness to our citizens about the seriousness of this storm, and not just in one area, but in all areas. of surge, potential flooding inland, and the wind speed. and getting that message out, not only to evacuate on your own, if you can, but to take advantage of the resources that we've put in place, to evacuate those that can't help themselves. and primarily, those that are going to stay in the voluntary evacuation areas, think about your family first. think about your pets. think about the things that matter in life. and worry about your property later. we'll rebuild. things will be fine. but those are really the priorities and the messages that we're trying to push right now. >> you know, everyone focuses on people just being able to get in their cars. there are folks that don't have access to vehicl

. >> he's lying -- >> reporter: preven till thing magazine what's happened to woody is so upsetting,. mia has paraded him as a victim. seven of farro's nine children are standing with their mother, including ronan. ronan farrow calling his mom a devoting mom adding but that has never stopped woody allen and his allies from planting stories to deflect from my sister's credible allegation of of abuse. >> saying no one is parading her around as a victim and she's slamming this piece as one sided. the magazine says this is her chance to tell her story. >> woody allen also hinted that ronan farrow may not be his son. >>> coming up she has been a household name more than 50 years. >> sally fields reveals something we never know they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> well,

was it, as andrew woody, the former ambassador to russia, is it that there was a element of punishment because they made to but so many traces —— left so made to but so many traces —— left so many traces behind? the fact is, it is not likely britain is good able to get the knack because russia does not have a track record of action guiding its agents. it's very important uk authorities are seen to reduce evidence. what is very important is that it's notjust we wa nt important is that it's notjust we want to fingerthem. important is that it's notjust we want to finger them. it's got to be 11,000 hours of cctv, as if you are producing evidence that would warrant a charge, and i think that is what has happened. and on that basis, i find is what has happened. and on that basis, ifind it is what has happened. and on that basis, i find it very strange the authorities in russia have chosen to, as henry's said, but these guys up. if you guys were actually prosecuting counsel, i think he would rather be on prosecution and defence, wouldn't you ? would rather be on prosecution and defence, would

was it, as andrew woody, the former ambassador to russia, is it that there was a element of punishment

oppressed he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and guilts got herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of them because you did hundreds of music videos but take advantage of filmmaking and what why you liked the film but jimmy cliff the heard it out of a count of just tell me about as i said first generation british born black a very confusing concept in the early seventy's knew what we sounded like because we had our soundtrack we had reggae but had no visual accompaniment other than postcards from jamaica colonial images of a guy riding a donkey on a beach with a straw hat or people limbo dancing in the one nine hundred seventy one all changed when i saw this film the harder they come directed by perry handel jamaica's greatest film and i walked out of that cinema empowered because i knew so much more about my culture and it was then that i actually thought i wouldn't mind expressing myself in some kind of visual medium but in the early seventy's ridiculous idea for a black man it was an old school white man network. but then fi

i don't know in america we recycle tens of millions of tons of trash every year or do woody does that stuff you put in the recycling bin really get recycled well it turns out two thirds of u.s. states are facing a recycling crisis of our own making for months mountains of plastic paper and other materials have been piling up at recycling facilities across the nation this past january china closed their doors to most of the recycling they were importing and they had long been the world's recycling bin we would ship them millions of tons of paper and plastic and they would repurpose it which let's just take a moment to contemplate what a wonderful and brilliant economic model that is. cut down in like vancouver seattle or something there then shipped across the entire pacific to china to be turned into ikea tables or songs and then and then the packaging stern of the packaging also to put the table and then the ship back across the entire ocean to be sold to a yes we all need to stop using plastic bags and wraps according to the e.p.a. we use of are a billion day you also need to stop u

there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and woody is also the same as a cinder he can see how i was introduced to it though when my father and my mother or came for a king for house the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven on al-jazeera. top stories here on al-jazeera the saudi the ever us led coalition fighting in yemen has admitted that it made mistakes in an airstrike on a school bus last month forty children were among fifty one people killed in the attack inside a province the coalition says those responsible will be held accountable. the united states is canceling three hundred million dollars in aid to pakistan because it says the country is providing a safe haven for armed groups pakistan the nie is that it's giving taliban linked fighters in afghanistan a place to regroup after launching offensives of america's political elites have attended the funeral of john mccain leaders from across the political divide remember the late hours of senator vietnam prisoner of war

oppressed yet he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and gil scott herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of them because you did hundreds of music videos but take his mentor filmmaking and what why you liked the film about jimmy cliff the heard it out of a count of just tell me about as i said first generation british born black a very confusing concept in the early seventy's knew what we sounded like because we had our soundtrack we had reggae but had no visual accompaniment other than postcards from jamaica colonial images of a guy riding a donkey on a beach with a straw hat or people limbo dancing in the one nine hundred seventy one that all changed when i saw this film the harder they come directed by perry handel jamaica's greatest film and i walked out of that cinema empowered because i knew so much more about my culture and it was then that i actually thought i wouldn't mind expressing myself in some kind of visual medium but in the early seventy's ridiculous idea for a black man it was an old school white man network but the

. >>> breaking silence about the sexual misconduct allegations against woody allen. his wife calls the claims upsetting and unjust. she says nia farrow is behind the claims. back in january, pharaoh described the alleged incident to gayle king. >> he instructed me to lay down on my stomach and play with my brother's toy train that was set up. he sat behind me in the doorway and as i played with the toy train, i was sexually assaulted. >> ing for the article's release, journalists criticized the magazine for allowing a friend of allen to write the article. the magazine defended its actions saying the relationship was disclosed and the story should be heard. >>> aaa says seniors are outliving their ability to drive safely. >> i had a broken bone in my neck, 9 broken ribs, broke my back in two places, broke my pelvis in four places. >> reporter: christy's injuries happened when she was raiding on this motorcycle with her husband, david, in 2016, an elderly driver traveling from the other direction drifted over the center line and hit them head on killing david. christy

playing him in this two-part biopic the same actor who played him in the new edition story, woody mcclainlle dennis is whitney. >> i love you, bobby brown. >> no. nobody resembles whitney, you know, i mean, come on. but she's a pleasant face to look at just like whitney was. >> the bad boy of r&b says it's been hard to relive the painful memories of his life, but feels it's time he told his story his way. >> they only named me the bad boy because when it comes to the stage, i'm a bad boy. okay, other than that my life -- i'm a calm person. and not many people know that about me. >> bobby worked closely with producers on the series. he says they got it mostly right, except for one thing. >> they had written a scene that my brother had beat me in pool and i was just like, no, that never happened and no, we're not doing that. >>> that's a minor detail but this should be good tonight. the bobby brown story is a two-night event starting this evening on b.e.t. >>> now to anna kendrick and blaif lively. seeing isn't always believing. >>> okay, i have game you guys, in honor of one of the posters

woody williams, the only living marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor.o jima he took out a network of japanese pillboxes to clear the way for the infantry. >> the most effective weapon that we had against the pillboxes because they were reinforced concrete. >> chris: kyle carpenter, who took the blast from a grenade in afghanistan to shield a fellow marine. >> i came to terms with reality that this was it and i was bleeding out and this is the last few seconds i would have. >> chris: edward byers, the most decorated living navy seal. he jumped on top of an american doctor taken hostage by the taliban to protect him from a firefight. >> the doctor finally said i'm over here, i'm over here and in that time i was adjusting my night vision to get some facial recognition on the person that i was on top of. >> chris: speaking to the brigade of midshipmen, i asked how the training prepare them for the heat of battle. >> it taught me what i knew. i'm a farmboy. >> there are so many unknowns that go into a hostage scenario and it takes a lot of highly confident p

the situation was desperate from the point of view of jim and woody and. from that point of the view of the nazis. of course ben adults wanted to. take advantage of this and to pressurize the author to concede the release of some prisoners. but to achieve this bernadotte would have to take a crucial step. negotiating face to face with him the man who controls germany's concentration. police suspect a lone gunmen is behind fifteen unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority and an attempted murder on a young life friday evening police were out in full force again after another man was shot out in a cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution of the victim's sister strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused iness two serial kana a witness documentary on al-jazeera. on counting the cost this week ten years later why young people are picking up the bill for the global financial crisis could a seismic economic event be brewing at emerging markets plus behind gated walls bubbles and crashes in the global housing mark

white.ame is woody i represent 220,000 of new howard county. i want to thank you for coming here. i want to echo the comments made by david and the others around the table about what has been done. i also want to share the hope and optimism our people have about the economy you created, the people you put back to work. of of these next few phases recovery are done because of the preparation of economy you have created, we appreciate it. i have been out in our communities since before the storm began, and every day since it was here. folks are cutting trees, putting power lines up and they have incredible hope and optimism for the future. it tells me something that you brought the administrator of the small business association here today, that you are thinking about the future too. i own a small business, and they are the lifeblood of our economy and new hanover county. we thank you for being here and for your leadership. pres. trump: that is really nice. i appreciate it very much. the economy is fortunately doing really well. i would say maybe the best economy our country has eve

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this situation was desperate from the point of view of jim and woody and. from the point of the view of the nazis. of course ben adults who wanted to. take advantage of this and to pressurize the author lead to the concede the release of some prisoners. but to achieve this bernadotte would have to take a crucial step. negotiating face to face with him the man who controls germany's concentration. really makes a good doctor. to have empathy at canada's pioneering medical school we follow the young trainees walk into the school great for integration and explore how the experience prepares them for life and death decisions what do you tell a mother one there is a very strong possibility that she could be burying her own child canada's new doctor is on the people's health on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. twenty five years after the signing of al-jazeera world told the two part story of

accused of sexual misconduct should there be a penalty, tony, you've written a famous piece about woody allen. >> i come away from a noninstitutional or subjective kind of critical point of view as somebody, the essay that you're referring to is about woody alan and kind of what i felt, you know, i could do or should do as someone who had admired and in many ways been kind of formed and influenced by his work with my understanding of his character. i think that my feeling has always been that that's in a way kind of always a personal individual division and it's hard to make a problematic statement because everybody has comfort zones, things that they care about and don't care about but i have to say i've come in the last year just to feel sort of the inadequacy or even the cowardliness of that position and to feel like there is something more that needs to be done or there is, i think, an imperative to we examined assumption as critics and people who look at art about the supposed boundary between art and life and -- and all i can say now it's a very complicated undertaking and it's on

woody is waiting to chat with me, he graciously accepted so i really appreciate that, woody.e've got to start with, tell me like what are you guys doing here today and trying to fix? >> trying to keep the roof from leaking. the roof leaking is-- it went through the ceiling in the house and wet the floors and it's a mess. >> and luckily, your mom got out in time. so, where is she right now and what does she think of everything that's happened to her home? >> actually right now, she really doesn't know. >> you haven't told her? >> no. >> well, i didn't want to upset her driving back from charleston back home. >> when is she coming back? >> probably today or tomorrow. >> you'll have to break the news to her. >> right. >> how do you think she'll react? >> she'll be upset. >> with this damage, in this region, we only went into rooms, what's the rest? >> where the shingles came out leaked down inside the ceiling and it's swelling the ceiling and it's a mess. >> it's a mess and your mom is 74 years old. this house has been around for about, you said over five years. >> yes. >> that'

in europe temperatures dropping after a scorching summer time led to her wrap up in your favorite woody garment spot what does a drought in australia have to do with the cost of fuel winter wardrobe quite a lot as it turns out. hungry lambs as a dried stricken farm in the eastern state of new south wales astray produces ninety percent of the world's merino wool exports. but after one of the driest seasons on record many sheep farmers are struggling to keep their flocks alive at the whereabouts. of. this form of the what we had last year so that's really awful so we've already fought for all this rail. to drop in production comes at a time when global demand for not full fibers is surging up this one locks an infant me the beds are coming in fast and strong. well there's certainly a great spot in demand at the moment and i guess we have to go back to the consumer who is now walking into the shop and. looking for a natural fall because. the fashion for them i would use is certainly has a lot of wool incorporating it with farmers losing sheep to drives the astray and government is predicti

and down and i don't know in america we recycle tens of millions of tons of trash every year or do woody does that stuff you put in the recycling bin really get recycled well it turns out two thirds of u.s. states are facing a recycling crisis of our own making for months mountains of plastic paper and other materials have been piling up at recycling facilities across the nation this past january china closed their doors to most of the recycling they were importing and they had long been the world's recycling bin we would.

at later also announced it would acquire the company's investment banking and at woody's businesses and europe and the middle east this deal became effective on monday october thirteenth two thousand and eight barclay also acquired a portion of lehman brother. following the collapse surely after the collapse took place many question why the federal reserve didn't bail out with the brothers during the time of the collapse timothy geithner was the president of the new york federal reserve and two hundred fourteen he said the bank wanted to assess lehman brothers adding quote we explored all available alternatives to avoid a collapse of lehman but the size of its losses were so great that they were unable to attract a buyer and we were unable to land on a scale that would save them despite the federal reserve's inability to save lehman brothers the collapse led to many employees and customers uncertain of what the future would hold and washington actually banks art. and what the future did hold it also ahead treasury secretary hank paulson and federal reserve chair ben bernanke really crit

oppressed he was a man of the people very much in the spirit of bob marley's and guilts got herons and woody guthrie's and bob dylan's and john. well and he was one of them because you did hundreds of music videos but take his mentor filmmaking and what why you liked the film about jimmy cliff the heard it out of a count of just tell me about as i said first generation british born black a very confusing concept in the early seventy's knew what we sounded like because we had our soundtrack we had reggae but had no visual accompaniment other than postcards from jamaica colonial images of a guy riding a donkey on a beach with a straw hat or people limbo dancing in one thousand nine hundred one that all changed when i saw this film the harder they come directed by perry handel jamaica's greatest film and i walked out of that cinema empowered because i knew so much more about my culture and it was then that i actually thought i wouldn't mind expressing myself in some kind of visual medium but in the early seventy's ridiculous idea for a black man it was an old school white man network but then f

it's why hanover county commissioner woody white is very concerned. >> as you know, most loss of life and threats to life are from the surge. >> reporter: back here on carolina beach, the evacuation order goes into effect at 8:00 p.m. listen, it's a crime here in errth carolina to not follow an evacuation order, but i asked dhe county executive a short time ago, the county commissioner, "are you going to enforce the law? and he said, "no, we're not." that's where miss dolly lives. she hasn't changed her mind. she's still inside. t fact, i talked to her aiighbor and i said, "are you going to stay, too?" he said, "yeah, i am. he said if it gets bad i'll get my boat." a lot of people in this area are deciding to stay. >> glor: yeah, in some cases, david, some feel they can't leave. we heard from the man earlier reo is taking care of his ifsabled wife and doesn't feel he can get out and is trying to hunker down. david, thank you very much. the threat from florence extends , r inland, tonight. fayetteville, north carolina, is two hours from the ocean, but it is still expecting as much as 2