woody, someone who was raised in richmond. moved there in 1959. i raised my kids on the city's west side. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for illuminating the culture of the place i have called home for almost 60 years. as a small token of our appreciation, the city planning department has gifted our office the original plans that planning has for richmond district. i can think of no better keeper of this document than you. woody, thank you very much. so proud to recognize you today. >> thank you. [applause] >> is it okay president yee, if i say just a couple of words? thank you. thank you, supervisor fewer, i consider you a great friend to me and the richmond district. i appreciate the honor and see it as recognition of the importance of local history to the city we love. conversations about our past are often mistakenly framed as divisive topics, but i have advocated that local history in particular is an opportunity for unification. we all share a deep love for san francisco. our architectural and cultural heritage, our building

you know woody? >> i don't know woody. >> he's very nice. >> you know woody, right?ere's the thing about woody. like, he's a nice guy. he's a jeb guy. he was like, mainstream republican. and now he's acting like a stooge? like, oh, somebody said obama's name? it just shows you how much people are shape shifting because of donald trump's insecurities. i mean, he was as mainstream republican, like as you get. and now he's shape shifting just like everybody else. because they see -- i mean, all these jeb people, how can you be a jeb person and then turn into a stooge for donald trump? >> there's a couple of other ambassadors, one of whom i personally know and have seen and spoken to since they assumed the ambassadorship of a major country. and there's an amazing similarity between woody johnson and this other ambassador that i'm referring to and members of congress and the house and senate republicans. they are. he pra fi he petrified of the president. >> no way to lead. >> but explain this. i get the members of congress, they're poor, they're stupid, they're politicall

yeah that's what i was hey i said be my date woody and he did the only thing about woody it was so stressful woody admitted later i had to sneak out and hit some cannabis. i heard what you have reported that trump is a gracious host he is if you sit down to dinner with him he's entertaining he's funny and that's why it's so alien to me to watch this donald trump i'm seeing now and you've got all these doctors now coming out that you know i'm starting to believe they might be right because this is not the donald trump that i knew 20 years i don't think it's just a show either i'm down to 30 seconds so it may be unfair to throw a question this philosophical at you but you and i are the same age baby boomers never in our lives have we seen an america more divided will tribalism do us and it could and that's why i'm telling you we have to elect an independent president. we have to because whichever side prevails the polarization is going to get just worse i think the only thing they ever agree on going to war you have got no problem where they're both in bed for that all the way we'd rather buy

here comes woody allen, this schlameal.and-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 never felt judaism as a religion. woody has always been much more interested in the big questions than the day-to-day. he's still asking about the nature of existence and is there a god. it's a theme he works again and again in his movies. >> mom, come out. >> of course there's a god, you idiot. you don't believe in god. >> but if there's a god, then why is there so much evil in the world? just on a simplistic level, why were there nazis? >> tell him, max. >> how the hell do i know why there

spee for meet herschel woody williams. only marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor who is still living. i had the good fortune to meet woody at a town hall at the naval academy this fall. for he told the brigade of midshipmen about fighting in the battle of hero jima. >> do you feel any sense of fear in that moment? i have always said that if you're being shot at you have no fear, there's something wrong with you. >> the hero jima invasion brought on. >> under four hours after under heavy enemy fire he took out a network of japanese pillboxes with a flamethrower to clear the way for the infantry. are they spring bullets at you? >> oh yes absolutely. they're trying to get their best to get me, why they didn't get me i have no answer other than he wasn't ready for me i guess. chris: president truman gave woody the highest military honor for valor. but that's where the story begins, not ends. woody spent 33 years working at the va, securing benefits for veterans and their families. and in 2010 he started a fou

mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire. both, same moment, were suddenly startled awake. >> i was sleeping in my tent and i heard somebody shouting from the road about 100 yards away, "help, help, help, my wife is dead." >> this is the middle of the night. >> it's the middle of the night. >> reporter: they got up fast and out of the black night. >> some strange man come walking into their campsite going, "oh, help. help me. my wife is dead." >> reporter: the stranger was emotional, distraught, told them he and his wife had been camping a few miles farther up the narrow mountain road. >> he said that he had been stung by a bee and that his wife was rushing him to the hospital. and he was laying in the back of the truck. he then told us that his wife lost control of the vehicle. >> reporter: and then the pick up went over the edge and tumbled down the ridge, he told them. >> and then, he was thrown out of the back bed of the truck. it just threw him out. and then he was able to walk away. >> reporter: he said it crashed at th

that the situation with your sister, who's accused woody of molesting her though woody maintains hisosition says, weinstein says that you had an agenda because of that. harvey weinstein tells you on the phone that you couldn't save someone beloved and now you say you can save everyone. >> there a lot of instances in this book, and beyond the stories that i work on where personal and painful things get weapon iced against me. they sit at the for us as generalists to go up against top stories and a lot of stuff gets thrown at you. one common playbook is how personal can you get. in harvey weinstein sent legal threat letters that were full of things like extensive discussion of an uncle i have who's convicted of pedophilia whom i've never met. it was. pair how this was relevant to the monday women accusing of harvey poinsettia rape. but i guess the idea was to kind of convey some sense of hypocrisy like. you have some of this near him is it too. >> yes. >> true, i'd be the first to see it. and similarly, this is very painful effort to organize my sister's allegations that she has that h

he was a set of mia farrow and woody allen, he started college at age 11 and graduated at 15.tted tl loss : delayed entry to work as a unicef spokesman for youth. after graduating from law school 281 he joined the state department to work for richard holbrook focusing on ngos in pakistan, and later became the secretary of one of clinton's special advisers for global 2012 he went off to oxford on a rose scholarship. in 2014 nbc signed into a contract and landing him at age 26 his own daytime msn program. the show lasted a year, but the network kept ronan on as a correspondent.on in 2017 after nbc's lack of support for his pursuit of weinstein, he took the story to the new yorker and finished it there. last year, he came out with a well-received book, war on peace, romancing the decline of u.s. diplomacy. in earlier this year he got a phd on international relations from oxford. all of that and ronan has yet to turn 32. [applause] [cheering] ronan will be in conversations form a federal prosecutor who now serves as cohost of abc's daytime talk show the view. and she is senior leg

allen, to argue the situation of who accused woody of molesting her, although he maintains his innocenceeinstein says you had an agenda and he tells you on the phone you couldn't save someone you love now you thank you can save everyone. >> there are a lot of instances in this book and beyond where personal and painful things are weapons these are occupational hazards a lot of stuff is thrown at you and one common playbook is how low can you get harvey h weinstein sent legal threat letters that were full of things like extensive discussion of an uncle of pedophilia which i have never met i don't know how this was relevant of how women are accusing harvey weinstein as rape but i guess that sense of hypocrisy. >> true. and just that we have an ax to grind. reporters who become deeply invested and then to get it over the finish line and then to be kept up at night to use words like of obsessed and fixated. i questioned is there any truth to the ada to be too close to the story if you actually have a conflict of interest of a bad one - - business deal go bad? if there's no factual links but

woody sat in his home in california.heard that whisper, do something. he went online and saw that people were desperate for a place to stay. woody created a gofundme account to purchased an rv and by november he bought one and drove it with his 6-year-old daughter, luna, nearly 1200 miles to paradise. >> when they arrived they saw scorched everything. again, woody heard that whisper, "do more," so he started rv for campfire families which takes in donations and buys rvs and fixes unused one. to date, he's given 75 free mobile homes to people in california. [ applause ] >> so that they can have a place for them close to the charred ruins of the town they still proudly call home. >> the master bedroom was back there with a bathroom. then, my daughter's bedroom. >> the fire is destroying everything in its path. >> kitchen right here, the living room over there. >> it is just complete devastation. >> it wasn't real big but it was home. >> the fire burned everything i owned. >> i have no baby pictures, i have no pictures of m

. >> you look at woody, in the 80s is past his prime because how you could go on behind manhattan andzoellick and broadway dannic and purple rose of kyrie. by the time you get to criminals and misdemeanor woody allen has expanded his sensibility and it is a ensemble and has humor and satire but he is not trying to get a laugh every second. >> it is a wonderful moral conundrum from a original standpoint. i think that is why it holds up. >> you told me over and over again you would leave miriam. >> i didn't. >> you did. i gave up things for you. business opportunities. >> crimes and misdemeanors is two parallel stories, one of which is a very traditional woody allen and mia farrow relationship joke fest and the other one which is of serious examination of literal life and death themes. >> the guy is having an affair and she's threatening to tell his wife and threatening to disrupt his world so he has a hit man kill her. >> he realized i had a woman killed and i thought i was going to go to hell and then nothing happened. whereas woody is constantly getting shit on by life and just doing

the fire started in the woody hilly area involved power use so as outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge poles of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. there i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of anti-government protests. now christmas is a holiday celebrated around the world and depending on where you are people mock this season in all sorts of different ways state of reporter erin chilton is here in the studio for a look at some of the more colorful christmas traditions so what do you got there ok

the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge boulder thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. annoyed with it but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra fire fighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that mike turned out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year is very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of antigovernment protests. now to syria where there is no end in sight to the misery inflicted on civilians in the besieged province of lib the last major rebel stronghold russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime killed at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school

the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. and a huge hole of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. noise i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might turn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was fire came as about power you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of county government protests. that he is a good today romania's revolution true to a close with the execution off to face and make a lie school it was the final and bloodiest chapter in the series of $989.00 uprisings that toppled communism in europe then void that is a retired military prosecutor who played a

there's also "purple rose of cairo." >> by the time you get to "crimes and misdemeanors," woody allensome humor in it and it's got some satire in it, but he's not trying to get a laugh every second. >> it's a wonderful moral conundrum from a very original standpoint. i think that's why it holds up. >> you told me over and over again you'd leave miriam. we made plans. >> we didn't. >> i gave up things for you, business opportunities. >> oh, dreams. >> "crimes and misdemeanors" is two parallel stories, one of which is a very traditional woody allen and mia farrow relationship jokefest, and the other one which is a serious examination of literal life and death themes. >> a guy is having an affair, and she's threatening to tell his wife and threatening to disrupt his world, so he has a hitman kill her. >> he realized, i had a woman killed and i thought i was going to go to hell and nothing happened. with woody, he's constantly getting, you know, shit on by life and he's just doing the right thing. >> you look very deep in thought. >> i was plotting the perfect murder. >> his writing is ve

the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. to consume dozens of homes in its path. and a huge hole of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. their fields but i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the flames as well as move any timber and wooden walling that might burn out of the way. wildfires are not unusual in chile this year's very warm weather helped the flames to spread but this was far came as both are you so celebrated christmas eve and also as chile is steeped in political crisis after months of county government protests. romania is marking 30 years since the execution of former dictator nicolae ceausescu and the overthrow of his communist regime while the child who ruled remained there for over 20 years and imposed a highly authoritarian form of leadership on his country following a brief sh

woody and sarah. >> good afternoon, my name is woody and i'm the vice president of advocacy and programsn francisco heritage. and today i would like to express heritage's great support for the community music centers, nomination to the legacy business registry, heritage, and encourage them and try to help get this happening for them. i also really want to quickly state that both locations are very significant sites, especially the one on cap street. it's probably lesser known and a significant site to that neighborhood. so heritage wholeheartedly endorses this nomination and the next one. they end up which is not on grant street. we very much support it as well. >> thank you. >> sarah fam. >> hi, my name is sarah tam and i'm the youngest daughter. and i'm here to represent -- my dad's story is a he came as an immigrant and he first started walking as a temporary dishwasher in 1981. and five years he was able to work his way up as an assistant manager. my dad and a previous owner of mums went on trips to japan multiple times and they wanted to bring japanese comfort food to san francisco.

woody harrelson returns as archie and marissa toe may as edit for another reboo of all in the family.this become a seri? >> oh, well, i don't think i would want to do it as a series. it's nice to do as a one-off. >> it's a two-off now. >> jimmy kimmel a norman lear are executive producers and this time they're doing a live episode of "good times" with viola davis, andre brourd and tiffany haddish. >> she is ready. >> jie foxx's daughter corrine is part of the cast and who can forget her dad's live flub as george jefferson. >> i feel like that's why you're watchinghat live. a flub can happen. someone can trip. hopefully it's not me. >> one of those sitcoms wld have been great in your neigorhood. >> would have been great in my neigorhood. >> shameless pl. >> it airs wednesday on abc and thriller "you are in for a treat. >> penn badgley is here. >> damn, why do people want t watch this so much? >> our exclusive with penn and gip girl reboot. ut the gos > then - >> it's a vy brady christmas tree. >> only "e.t." is behindhe scenes of the special. >>> and chris harrison on hannah has bloope

with woody, he's constantly getting, you know, shit on by life and he's just doing the right thing. >thought. >> i was plotting the perfect murder. >> his writing is very strong for that reason. it always feels like he was thinking about some philosophical truth about human nature and says, oh, i want to write a movie about that. >> i'm talking about reality. i mean, if you want a happy ending, you should go see a hollywood movie. >> you realize, of course, that we can never be friends. >> why not? >> what i'm saying is -- and this is not a come-on in any way, shape or form, is that men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. >> nora ephron wrote "when harry met sally" and got a lot of help from reiner creating the neurotic main character, and that's because he was based on rob reiner. >> every scene has to be good. you work and work and work torture yourself rewriting the script. >> i know nora, and i pitched this idea about the dance that people go through to get together after they've both gotten out of long-term relationships and they become friends

. >> i thought you meant woody johnson. he's really risen rapidly. where is woody? is he here?s house. i can't believe he's not here. yes, we'll be meeting with prime minister johnson in a little while. i'll be seeing him later on. we're going over to number 10 which is a very exciting place to be as you know. we'll be discussing a lot of different thing, yes. >> one other related question. the london bridge attack a few days ago, do you have any comment. >> no, i don't have the comment on the attack other than to say i was very proud of those people that did such a good job between the fire extinguisher and whatever else, it was an amazing job. he was very violent. you could see that. this was captured very much on tape. i think the way -- i think they were british citizens the way they stepped up was incredible. that was really great so a terrible thing. terrible attack. a lot of people very badly hurt. i believe three or four killed. is it four now today? so it's terrible. it's a terrible thing and i know it's an act of terrorism. it's been declared an act of terrorism radic

woody of spacing with fedex? >> is going to be high drama for a variety of reasons. but the stock is pretty beaten up. it's a very low expectation right now. so on balance things will probably work out okay because stock markets a funny thing. even bad news can be good news. if it's just not to disastrous news and they cut guidance big time last quarter and there are several things going on so people have been avoiding the sun for the last few months. jack: things are basically flat on the year when it's been pretty good for stocks but is down from two years ago. but the bigger picture the retail industry. the fedex is sometimes look at as a barometer for online real-time retail sales produce still do that? >> logistics is a lifer to the economy they always look at fedex this get a sense of what's going on as a global global macro as retail and commerce growth. but this quarter they walked away from the amazon business there and talk about e-commerce growth but it's going to be a subset of east commerce growth. and now we have to decide if we have a broad read on ret

organic matter trapped in the ground since woody mammoths roamed the earth is being exposed. and with the microbes that devour these plants remains releasing c o 2 and meeting into the air. greenhouse gases that warm up the atmosphere even more than one thing does by it's a vicious circle the wall of yeah the more the permafrost thaws on the more carbon is released this the man i'm convinced of is it. considerable quantities it's estimated that almost twice as much carbon is stored in permafrost as is found in the earth's atmosphere. in summer 29000 there were wildfires in the arctic places themselves are not unusual but they lasted longer and were on a far bigger scale than ever before many of them burnt through the p. player that protects the permafrost against he's in summer. then as for when there's a fire in this layer of pete disappears that increases the temperature of the permafrost and. which in some cases could cause it to disappear. in the north of canada the permafrost on also known as hershel island is also towing and it's changing the coastline in record time mu

woody harrelson reprising his role as archie bunker in a live episode of "all in the family." >> thell be paired with with "good times" starring viola davis as florida evans. the stars are excited and anxious ahead of the performance. >> i was so excited when they announced that they were doing another one because it's just a thrill. >> there's no rush that is probably equal to that in what i do. this is the zenith of the adrenaline rush. >> it is very much like if you took like an americana and then you poured in a red bull and then a jolt cola then gave a quick defibrillator. >> what is the adrenaline going to be like right before you go out there? >> you say adrenaline, i say nerves. i say sheer fear but you know what, it is exciting to me because i have a 31-year career. i come from the theater. i live for that adrenaline. >> the project is the brainchild of jimmy kimmel who teamed up with producer norman lear and they're promising a few surprises tonight. you know, it was a hit when they did this back in may, so this one i'm sure will be just as incredible. >> i can't wait for t

the episode -- >> abc's revival of all in the family and good times went on as planned last night woodystarred as the patriarch and matriarch of the bunkers. while viola davis was the evans family pretty big cameos. ♪ good times ♪ >> oh! [ laughter ] >> patti labelle and john aim os were there martin short showing up as well. i missed it the first time around i was hoping to catch it this time, that little impeachment thing. >> it was great. i saw it the first time around nostalgia at its best. >>> two of the season's most hotly anticipated movies are getting cold reviews forbes is calling "star wars" the rise of sky walker, the franchise's worst installment. cats and rotten tomatoes, despite the bad reviews, jimmy fallon seems to still be a fan ♪ open up ♪ ♪ >> he happily sang with the feline cats just last night. both films were hit theaters on friday >> all right bill's holiday forecast is still ahead. >> plus happy homecomings. as thousands of u.s. troops reunite with their families. you're watching "early today." frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge

and so, sometimes like the woody is part of the show.can argue in the woody way, it's entertainment. but i also am drone to it. i love it but it's also educational because you can see okay, the response i get, whirling with other people news arguments are which it strengthens your argument said to me, just on that. but have a very high tolerance for trolls and solves a lot of personal insults but he couldn't the lot on twitter. [laughter]. i have a health high tolerance for that site doesn't bother me so i give of of the benefits because the bad parts, this real estate, just doesn't bother me. >> that's a superpower. that's amazing. right what is your advice to someone as a conservative who works in a liberal industry like entertainment movie movies or music. the possible to be open late conservative that went out running a person news career. >> no. [laughter]. but i give you some suggestions. to make you go down better. certainly probably want to keep you both provocative stuff to yourself. but if you are surrounded by people disagreei

this is a map that shows the ratio of woody hood -- of widowhood according to the 1927 census. even after a full decade, after the war, in the ottoman empire, the number of widows reached 50%. that's an enormously high number . this is despite the fact that -- of the problematic nature of with the young republic not strong enough to take a consensus. still, by enormously high 1927, numbers of widows throughout the empire. .his sort of misleads you the numbers could not be that low. this was an indicator of the weakness inic's taking census in those remote areas of the republic. by the time the guns fell silent in october of 1918, ottoman society was completely traumatized. the casualties truly devastated , voluntaryructure -- involuntary the placement displacement, ethnic lensing. empire came under comprising today's syria, iraq, palestine, it and came under occupation, mostly by the british. in 1918, the warships crossed the straits which they did not cross during the war. they reached the imperial orital, his temple, constantinople. the end of the war launched the empire into

they say woody allen has anna ae anti-dona i think you've got it. >> how do you feel about the d dog.he's a hero dog and i feel great but if the white house does not adopt which they need to do, you sure entrance or should adopt the dog. >> i said that on the five. [applause] the best thing about this, he will have the dog come to the white house and you know he's going to put a metal on the dog and they're going to say oh my god the meme fulfilled itself. [laughter] building meme and it will come. what are your thoughts on this glorious week. >> it's been a wild week, the media again are outdoing themselves the probably upset that we killed baghdadi right when he got his msnbc contributor. [laughter] >> they lost one of their best, their shorthanded this week. [laughter] what can you do. greg: do you have another one? >> i uac you think you might have another joke in the chamber waiting to shoot up but maybe not. >> now that the stakes cannot be higher i have a joke. [laughter] >> the dog thing is funny because it is so obviously a photoshop, there's only one dog up there and then a