these are the sounds woody hears every morning. >> it's a fun thing.ad so many responses. >> reporter: for the past 100 days, woody's been lifting spirits on this cntry through e power of laughter. >> she drove by this house in south carolina that had a joke of the day >> reporter: woody's bad dad jokes reaching as far as arizona. >> we need a positive, uplifting theme or something like that >> reporter: i wanted to put woody's dad joke skills to the test >> how did the hamburger introduce his girlfriend meat patty call a monster that likes to dance. >> i don't know. >> the boogeyman >> are glass coffins going to be a success? remains to be seen >> knock knock >> who's there >> boo >> boo who >> don't get upset i'm beating you in the joke telling contest. >> you both did a great job, but i give it to matt. >> 100 days i've done this this is what i get >> hang in there, woody. check out all of those jokes >> that is so great to see and classic dad jokes. >> oh, yeah. we need that in our life right now. >> we do thanks to matt from our affiliate for that

woody allen's latest film a rainy day in new york has its us relays cancelled.also initially scrapped with them due to sexual abuse allegations. he denies them and it's never been charged with the he talked about woody allen, it was very difficult for people to review his book. critics, very difficult for people to review his movies. it is like you are signing on with satan if he dared to say the woody allen movie is actually quite a good screwball comedy. there is also press speculation that the future of the fantastic b series is not secure. partly because of controversy around authorjk rowling views on trains issues. it seems the effects of leica and the black lives matter protest on top of the me too movement have pushed the film industry and to scrutinising all of his values. now what we see as of the ideas and other opinions are being pushed there is a debate but actually what we see is the diversity of opinion and that can only be a good thing going forward because will create change and this idea that there is a morality police committed to an extension

david, tonight, the ambassador to the uk, woody johnson, is also under fire, accused of making racist and sexist remarks. one report claiming he said he prefers to work with women, because they are cheaper and work harder than men. tonight, johnson is denying those allegations. david? >> our white house correspondent rachel scott tonight. rachel, thank you. hrt when we cok, the from washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city, all included. they've really stood the test of time. much like these majestic rocky mountains. which must be named after the... that would be rocky the flying squirrel, mr. gecko sir. obviously! ahh come on bullwinkle, they're named after... our first president george rockington! that doesn't even make any sense... mr... uhh... winkle. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. so we collaborate ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to farm in a sustainable way ocean spray works with nature every day even if you're on a statin? are you still at risk for a heart attack or stroke? statins may lower some risks, but may not be enough. that's why science deli

>> according to my reporters and me, woody johnson, the ambassador to the u.k.d colleagues that he was pressured or asked or urged or something in 2018 by president trump to try to help him land the british open at one of the president's clubs in the u.k. his golf course. that is not -- it's not even possible in terms of how the british open is selected for certain sites but it does speak to, you know, we have seen areas where the president tried to steer business to his private firms and to his private holdings, you know, such as the doral last year for host to g 7 and moved anyway after an uproar but this is not the first time the president has done this but it is extraordinary and by raising this with an ambassador, he is using government resources in a very specific way and other government officials as instruments to get something that he wants for his business. >> how did the ambassador not to mention other diplomats associated with him react to this pressure? >> sure, so woody johnson apparently discussed it with his deputy at the time. the deputy advised

what's incredible about "the times" reporting is "the times" said woody johnson actually did it. as u.s. ambassador to britain, he actually did raise this issue with a top british government official. now, when the "the times" presented the white house with its reporting yesterday, the white house declined to comment. asked about it directly today in public, the president just denied the story. >> no, i never spoke to woody johnson about that. turnberry is a highly respected course, as you know. one of the best in the world. >> one of the best in the world. why did you say that? when answering a question about misusing your office to boost your business, do not forget to use the white house briefing room to boost your business while answering that question, right? he's denying that he's using the presidency to hype turnberry and he's like, by the way, as president, you want to know how great turnberry is? that's how he denies it. that's the kind of salesmanship i bet they taught at trump university before it was shutdown as a multi state fraud. but "the times" publishing this rep

. >>> cnn learned woody johnson, billionaire nfl owner, serves as president ambassador to the uniteded by the state department watchdog over allegations he made racist and sexist remarks and accusations tried to use this government position to push the british open held at one of the president's golf courses. our national security correspondent has the exclusive report. what do we know? >> reporter: learned a lot over the course of our reporting here, john. the top line is that as you said. ambassador woody johnson has been investigated by the state department watchdog, the inspector general, due to allegations that he made racist and sexist comments to staff at the u.s. embassy in the uk where he is the ambassador. also allegations that he sought to use his government post to try and push business to the trump properties, to the president's personal golf course in scotland. so let's kind of tick through some of what our reporting is. on the racist allegations, ambassador woody johnson is said to have questioned why the black community would want a specific month to commemorate black

ambassador to england is he's a political appointee, woody johnson. but mr. lukens is a career diplomat of long-standing and for him and many of his colleagues, this kind of request is really deeply shocking. and as you say, it's not the first time it's happened so these diplomats are being put into a position that really they could never have imagined they would encounter in their careers. >> let me ask you to expand on that a little bit because obviously the career diplomats involved here are being asked, as you say, to do something unimaginable by the white house. woody johnson, not a career diplomat, a trump fund-raiser, a trump friend who was put in this plum ambassadorship job. but the way you and your colleagues put this i thought was interesting, and i wanted you to expand on it. you said beyond the legal and ethical red flags, asking for such a favor from his host country would put mr. johnson in an untenable position as the emissary of the united states. why would asking for this kind of favor for the president's personal business put the ambassador

tell us what the stories are tell us you about ambassador woody johnson. >> i want to take you throughhe specifics that we have reported in this story. with regard to the racist allegations, ambassador woody johnson is said to have questioned why the black community would want a particular month to celebrate black history month in conversations with embassy staff and when they were planning an event to take place two commemorate that month, he asked if the audience would be filled with black people. he also said that the serious real challenge for the african-american community is that fathers aren't part of the family. and one source told us that those comments stunned them. that is a source who overheard those comments being made. with regard to the sexist allegations, ambassador johnson is said to have hosted official gatherings at a men's only club in london. he was told by another diplomat that he would no longer do that. if he hosted events there, women from the embassy could not attend. he also made sexist comments about women's looks at the embassy and what they were wearing. a

. >> that seems to contradict reported statements from the ambassador, woody johnson, himself.hel scott reports. >> reporter: new questions about whether the president tried to convince the u.k. to move the british open to his turnberry golf resort in scotland. >> everybody comes here, they all want to come to turnberry. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports in 2018, the president's ambassador to the u.k., billionaire woody johnson, told multiple colleagues trump pressured him to try and make the move happen. johnson's former deputy tells abc news, he warned the ambassador, it would be unethical for the president to use his office for personal profit. lukens says johnson still pitched the idea to scotland's secretary of state david mendel. a spokesperson for the british government says that conversation never happened. >> no, i never spoke to woody johnson about that, turnberry's a highly respected course as you know, one of the best in the world. >> reporter: but the president has not been shy about using his stature to promote his own properties. just last year he chose h

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here's what he told a press briefing >> no, i never spoke to woody johnson about that, about turnbury it's a highly respected course, one of the best in the world >> reporter: now, the trump family owns 16 golf courses throughout the world and they have struggled to attract these kind of high level tournaments to their courses it doesn't appear that they were successful in this case. we know that the next four british opens are going to be held elsewhere and not turnberry. >> all right thank you so much. >>> another eports that portland's mayor was among those tear gassed outside a federal courthouse >> reporter: tear gas has been deployed here in portland but there is still thousands of people in the crowd shaking the fence that has been put into place by federal agents. they made several announcements throughout the night before they came out and deployed tear gas an hour prior to that they ooefz been setting off flares inside of the fencing and set fires underneath the building. the first time we've seen the announcement made over the nights here in portland. the mayor visited the

>> i never spoke to woody johnson about that. it's a highly respected course, as you know, one of the best in the world and i read a story about it today and i had never spoke to woody johnson about doing that. no. as far as closing a traditional embassies, it's always possible. you see what's going on. we thought there was a fire in the one that we did closed and everybody said there is a fire, there is a fire and i guess they were burning documents. there were burning papers and i wonder what that is all about. okay how about one or two more? >> would you like to respond to joe biden who today described you, you might have heard that, as the first racist to be elected president, those are his words. >> it's interesting because we did criminal justice reform. we passed criminal justice reform, something that obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. we did the greatest, if you look at what we've done with opportunities zones, nobody has ever even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china played coming i

what happened in this case is that the president asked ambassador woodie johnson to reach out to thesh government and see if he could sort of persuade them to steer the british open, this very famous and lucrative tournament, to his golf course in turnberry in scotland. i think the ambassador was put in an awkward position, but he did raise the issue with a british officials, we're told. there's no indication it went anywhere turnberry has not been named as the site of the open as for this year or any coming years, but it's a very striking example of the president'sling toings a, use his office to steer finish interesting, and in this case to use around american ambassador to make the case on his behalf. >> according to reporting, the ambassador's deputy advised him not to do it, warning it would be an unethical use of the presidency for private gain, but the ambassador feld pressured to try anyway. he raised it a few weeks later with the secretary of state for scotland. he essential followed through, but what then happened to his deputy who warned him against doing so? >> well, he d

mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire. 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. >> and then i kind of was like -- just laid there and i was like, "nah, nah, i didn't just hear that." and then i heard it again. >> 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 be

the billionaire nfl owner woody johnson.on was investigated by the state department inspector general over allegations he made racist and sexist comments to staff, but also this, that he tried to use his government position to benefit president trump's personal business. >> that's right. our kylie atwood joins us. what is your reporting at this hour? >> there is a lot that we have learned over the course of a long time here in reporting this story out. first of all, yes, as you said, ambassador woody johnson was investigated by the watchdog of the state department, the state department inspector general due to allegations that he made sexist and racist remarks to staff in the u.s. embassy at the uk and also that he sought to use his government position to benefit the president economically, to drive business to the president's personal businesses in the uk. so let's go through what some of our reporting is. on these racist comments we are told that ambassador johnson questioned why the black community would want a separate m

>> president trump: i never spoke to woody johnson about that. sternberg is a highly respected course, one of the best of the world and i read a story about her today and that i had never spoken to woody johnson about doing that, no. as far as closing additional embassies, it's always possible. you see with going on. we saw the -- thought there was a fire in the one that we do close and everybody said there's a fire. there's a fire and i guess they were burning documents or burning papers and i wonder what that's all about. how about one or two more? >> reporter: would you like to respond to joe biden who today described you as the first racist to be elected president. those were his words. >> president trump: it's interesting because we did criminal justice reform. we passed criminal justice reform, something obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. we did the greatest, if you look at what was done with opportunity zones, nobody has ever even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china plague coming in, floating in, comi

i never spoke to woody johnson about doing that. as far as closing additional embassies, it is always possible. you see what is going on. we thought there was a fire in the one that we did close. and everybody said there's a fire, there's a fire. i guess they were burning documents or papers. i wonder what that's all about. how about one or two more. reporter: do you have a response to joe biden who set -- who described it as the first rate to be elected president? pres. trump: it's interesting because we did criminal justice reform, we passed criminal justice reform. something obama and biden were unable to do. we didn't opportunity cities. we did -- if you look at what we have done with opportunity zones, nobody has ever even thought of a plan like that. the china plague coming in, floating in, coming into our country and really doing terrible things all over the world, doing terrible things, we had the best african-american, hispanic american, almost every group was the best for unemployment. the other employment numbers were the

>> no i never spoke to woody johnson about that. turnberry is a highly respected course as you know, one of the best in the world. i read a story about it today. i had never -- i never spoke to woody johnson about doing that, no. as far as closing additional embassies it is always possible. you see what is going on. we thought there was a fire in the one we did close. everybody said, there's a fire. i guess they were burning documents or papers and i wonder what that's all about. okay. how about one or two more please? >> thank you. would you like to respond to joe biden who today described you, you might have heard that, as the first racist to be elected president? those are his words. >> you know, it's interesting, because we did criminal justice reform. we passed criminal justice reform, something that obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. we did the greatest, if you look at what we've done with opportunity zones, nobody's ever even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china plague coming into our cou

i never spoke to woody johnson about doing that, no.s far as closing additional embassies, it is always possible. you see what is going on. we thought there was a -- [inaudible] in one we did close and everybody said there is a fire. there is a fire. i guess they were burning document the or burning papers. i wonder what that's all about. one or two more, please. reporter: thank you. would you like to respond to joe biden who today described you, you might have heard that as the first racist to be elected president? those are his words. president trump: it is interesting, because we did criminal justice reform. we passed criminal justice reform. something obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. we did the greatest, if you look at what we've done with opportunity zones, nobody's ever even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china plague coming in, floating in, coming into our country and really doing terrible things all over the world, doing terrible things, we had the best african-american, hispanic-american,

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"new york times" is reporting this based on things that woody johnson told associates of his. so the denial is out there. on the other hand, it is entirely unsurprising the idea that the president who views the federal government in effect as an extension of his business would do this. remember, the president in multiple ways has monetized his office by having events at his hotels, by renting office space to his re-election campaign. various ways in which the president has tried to use the office to support his business. and that's true in other dimensions as well. he has talked about his attorney general as his personal lawyer. his roy cohn. he is right now deploying federal agents to cities in what appears to be a dramatization of his re-election campaign theme of law and order. they're being sent into cities against the wishes of state and local authorities. again, the president views the u.s. government that he leads as his instrument personally. and he is behaving accordingly. so we'll see what the further evidence reveals about this particular case, but the pattern is ve

woody can help. thank you, woody, for being here. >> thank you. so we're going to talk a little bit about carville by the sea today. carville was a unique community out on the edge of san francisco. as you can see by the slide, it was made up of old street cars and horse cars that people used for residences, bars, restaurants, clubhouses. it had its peak in the 1890's, around the turn of the century. i should mention that you see this is a color shot. none of these photos were originally colorized. i essentially put color in there for the book just to make it pop a little bit. so don't be fooled. before we get started i'd like to talk about the organization that i helped found 10 years ago, the western neighborhoods project dedicated to the history of western san francisco. we have a very popular website, outsidelands.org where we have old photos, stories, over 15,000 messages put up by people remembering their time in the richmond district, the sunset district, west of twin peaks. i couldn't fit everything into a book so i decided to have a littl

i never spoke to woody johnson about doing that, no. as far as closing additional embassies, it is possible. we thought there was a fire in the one that we did close. i guess they were burning documents or papers. i wonder what that is all about. reporter: would you like to respond to joe biden who described you today as the first racist elected president? pres. trump: we passed criminal justice or for, something that obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. if you look at what we have done with opportunity zones, no one has even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china plague floating into our country and doing terrible things all over the world, we had the best african-american, hispanic american, asian american, almost every group was the best for unemployment. the unemployment numbers were the best. you look at employment, at opportunity zones. most portly you look at criminal justice reform, prison reform. i say it openly, and not a lot of people dispute it, i have done more for black americans than anyo

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. >> reporter: 96 year old woody williams also participated. >> we pushed an empty chair to the table the world war 2 veteran read a story about a seat at the dining table left empty to acknowledge those missing in action. >> there are and will always be those individuals who are willing to give all of themselves. >> how many of you have obstacles in their life? >> reporter: they are teaching by example, that living a life of significance is achieved by putting others first. >> when they created the day of july 4th, so many, many years ago, that it was a day to celebrate the great values that we have in the greatest country. >> reporter: catherine herridge, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> our nation marked its 244th birthday this weekend with a gift for thousands of immigrants, u.s. citizenship. since last wednesday, nearly 7500 have become naturalized citizens. and even the pandemic couldn't dampen their joy. steve hartman found this story "on the road." >> reporter: in america, you can get almost anything in a drive-thru, including now this very happy spiel. >> you're going to raise you

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i never to to woody johnson about turnbury. it is a highly respected course, one of the best in the world. i read a story about it today. i never spoke to him about it. as far as closing additional embassies, it is always possible. we thought there was a fire in the one that we did close. everybody that, there is a fire, there is a fire. they were burning payments. >> would you like to respond to joe biden who today described you, you might have heard that, as the first racist to be elected president in those are his words. >> it's interesting. we did criminal justice reform. we passed criminal justice reform. something obama and biden were unable to do. we did opportunity cities. we did the greatest, if you look at opportunity zones, nobody has ever even thought of a plan like that. prior to the china plague coming in, floating in, coming into our country and really doing terrible things all over the world, we had the best african-american, hispanic american, asian-american, almost every group was the best for unemployment. th

been reporting and others are reporting, it was first "the new york times" reporting on ambassador woody johnson, ambassador to the court of st. james, according to our reports, pushing or at least floating the idea to the british government that the president's -- that the british open should be played on his course in scotland, and that he raised it twice with his deputy and his deputy ambassador said don't do it, it would not be ethical, but he proceeded to float it to the brits and there was no chance of it happening because the british golf association had already decided that there was no way that they were going to have any golf tournament on a trump property in the uk, because of the politics of it, and the possible security implications. >> yeah, andrea, that was really important reporting by our friends at "the new york times." and, you know, just so our viewers understand, i know you know this, the ambassadors that serve our country are serving the u.s. government and representing the united states abroad. they're not there as the president's personal or political envoys or to

waiting for a lov >> reporter: 96 year old woody williams also participated. >> we pushed an empty chairter: the world war 2 veteran read a story about a seat at the dining table left empty to acknowledge those missing in action. >> there are and will always be those individuals who are willing to give all of themselves. >> how many of you have obstacles in their life? >> reporter: they are teaching by example, that living a life of significance is achieved by putting others first. >> when they created the day of july 4th, so many, many years ago, that it was a day to celebrate the great values that cbs news, pehe greatest country, >> garrett: their mission continues online. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up, i'm major garrett in washington, good night.

woody johnson tried to convince officials to move the british open golf tournament to mr.mp's turnberry resort in scotland. johnson, a billionaire and co-owner of the new york jets, was also investigated by the state department watchdog for making racist and sexist remarks which made embassy staff members uncomfortable. tonight president trump said he never spoke to ambassador johnson about moving the british open to the turnberry resort. for his part, johnson said in a statement, he's always followed the ethical rules and requirements of his office and called those claims he made insensitive remarks, false. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. joe biden and former president obama met face to face for the first time in months to team up on a new campaign video where they take turns hitting president trump on his response to the pandemic. this as biden unleashes his most direct attack yet on mr. trump's character. here's cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: joe biden tonight calling out mr. trump as the country's first racist president. >> we've had racists and they tried

waiting for a lov >> reporter: 96 year old woody williams also participated. >> we pushed an empty chairtable. >> reporter: the world war 2 veteran read a story about a seat at the dining table left empty to acknowledge those missing in action. >> there are and will always be those individuals who are willing to give all of themselves. >> how many of you have obstacles in their life? >> reporter: they are teaching by example, that living a life of significance is achieved by putting others first. >> when they created the day of july 4th, so many, many years ago, that it was a day to celebrate the great values that we have in the greatest country. >> reporter: catherine herridge, cbs news, the pentagon. >> garrett: their mission continues online. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up, i'm major garrett in washington, good night. >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00, a showdown on the streets as a bay area black lives matter mural becomes a battle ground. >>> plus we are tracking a pair of large fires burning in santa clara county a day after illegal f

then hollywood actor woody harrelson. ..re coming up on all of our feeds and they weren't stopping. amanda holden said she accidentally tweeted a link to this petition. but four hours after she shared it, the page had over 120,000 signatures. bbc news at eight o'clock. there's been another record increase in the number of deaths... i think it's a man—made thing. guys, it's been put there for a reason. to keep everyone in while they test the sg. amongst his usual posts, british musician black the ripper was sharing anti—sg videos. and i'm mad at trump for allowing 5g to come in. then he died. rest in peace, black the ripper. and respect for speaking the truth before you died. it fuelled even more conspiracy theories. by the end of the first week of april, fake news was everywhere and the government decided to step in. 0n the point about the sg masts, the stories that have got about that they play a role in the spread of the disease, that's just nonsense. dangerous nonsense as well. then this happened on itv‘s this morning. th

brother when i think of you out there every day which i got 18 mile drive it's it's like woody guthrie it's absolutely brutal the arms go black existence. listen it's. you over at cypress point having a carry 2 bags we'd move. back to the to do a nice course something. no you know i was always fascinated with. i can't say that i always knew of one that or or. even at times still do but i do love still i think. telling stories creating a parts that affects people moves people either to tears or laughter is. something that's. really is just you know it's it's a beautiful thing in life and life would be sort of both out art without music without film without you know without the arts and so i was always fascinated with this idea of storytelling and then you know growing up watching my father. tell these incredibly stories i remember i remember them squares day it was 10 years old or so and. i was so. it was watching unforgiven and it's the moment when when he's telling young young schofield kid that. you know we all got it coming kid. and i just remember going to this hell of a movie and

"the new york times" reports the president asked woody johnson, the american ambassador to the uk, toelp steer the tournament to his resort. "the times" reports johnson raised the idea with scotland's secretary of state even though his deputy had warned him against it saying it would be unethical. >>> we turn now to the woman arrested in a brazen murder for hire plot. police say she tried to use a website called rentahitman.com to have her ex-husband killed. abc's andrea fujii reports. >> reporter: this morning a michigan woman is now behind bars after police say she used a fictitious website to try to have her ex-husband murdered. >> i'm very surprised that somebody thought that this website was a true website that you could do this. >> reporter: investigators say 51-year-old wendy wayne contacted rentahitman.com and completed a request form, but instead of a call back, police say the owner of the site called them. police say wendy met with an undercover officer and told them she was willing to pay $5,000 plus out-of-state travel expenses to get the job done where her ex-husband now

good afternoon, my name is woody labounty i'm from san francisco heritage. i'm here to share the significance of mural cycle history of medicine in california. created by artist bernard zakheim. from 1936 to 1938. the series is composed of ten pictorial panel and two panels on the walls of toll and hall. large lecture room within uc hall proposed to be demolished for a new research and academic building. on the right you can see the murals behind a class of nurses. bernard zakheim was one of the leading artist in this area who created major public art under the new deal art program. polish jew, he was born in warsaw 1898. his family prepared him for the synagogue to be a rabbi. against the wishes of his family, he instead became politically active and began studying art. imprisoned in a concentration camp during world war i, he came to the united states when the war ended. he opened his own custom furniture shop in san francisco. before being invited abou by dio rivera. in san francisco in the early 1930s, zakheim organized exhibitions by jewish art it's and