. >> edward: when i moved to new york in my 20s, "song for woody" which he plays for me in that firstof arriving and walking into the footsteps of people who've inspired you and you're going to make yourself in a place. and i held it almost too close. i almost thought, we should not be trying to pretend to be these people. pete seeger, joan baez, bob dylan, these are too iconic, virtuosos, what are we doing? and our director, james mangold, directed "walk the line" another great musical stories, he said look, i don't think -- this isn't a biography. this is about how an emergent moment happens around an artist and the collisions between people that create this delicate moment we have where art and youth and the culture of our country and the progressive, the attempts to advance the human cause were woven into each other so tightly and just for a minute they were affecting each other and artists were really affecting what is happening at a whole generation was voicing itself through this incredible young person. pete seeger was, you had him on the show. you had him on your previous sho

and fortunately, our first one, sheriff woody, was able to see the same thing.ly they will not return because they understand the importance of being in the community with their family. >> god knows your kids need you. homes ain't going to get you a home as long as you trust and believe. >> talk to me about the recidivism rates, because people who take part in your program have a very different recidivism rate than the 43% of incarcerated people who come back to jail. >> absolutely. when we started in richmond, virginia, where i'm from, our recidivism rate was extremely high. and fortunately, former city sheriff woody understood that community programs could be a solution to this problem and realized that these recidivism rates were going down because community was coming in. so although these individuals were locked in, did not mean that they did not deserve community touch and opportunity. >> and the daughters really give them something to fight for their freedom. right. i mean, natalie, you filmed with these girls. there's a lot of anger, there's hurt, there'

jonathan with this. >> woody fraser was indeed a legend of television, having launched the "mike douglasng america" as well as contributing too to the success of fox news. his friend and colleague, mike huckabee paid tribute to the iconic producers, reading on social media "woody frazier was vp of my fox news tv show and a tv pioneer. he was creator of many tv shows and gave roger ailes his first tv job. i love to the guy. he was my mentor in tv. he died at the age of 90. he was a legend. talk shows were a special where his genius was most obvious. he oversaw more than 30 hours of tv programming every week with "on mike douglas show," "the bill russell show pure" and "kid talk." ran for some 4,000 episodes from 1961 to 1982. >> it's evolved from mike douglas to phil donahue to "oprah" sally jessy raphael, to "jerry springer." that aspect of it. has happened. >> fraser was active in hollywood for more than 50 years and remains one of the most successful producers in television history. he was regularly nominated for daytime emmys awards and won in 1982 for the richard simmons show. he sha

and there was a surprise message from her son woody.yone's mornings a little bit more magic. and here's to a healthier sleeping schedule. love, woody. # cos i need you today, oh... # zoe.# cheering and applause. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. perhaps you are doing some christmas shopping over the course of the weekend, there will be plenty of us travelling, it's a huge weekend for travel, and the weather could cause some disruption potentially because of the strength of the winds. so do keep an eye on the forecast. the other issue is, there could be icy surfaces as it turns cold on saturday night and into sunday, more on that injust saturday night and into sunday, more on that in just a moment. it will feel chilly as well overnight tonight for many of us, that rain clears away from south—east england, clears away from south—east england, clear skies, temperatures will rise again through the night as we see that rain moving from the west and the winds will pick up again, bruce westerlies. this is how we start o

but today it was time to say goodbye to her breakfast audience, with a final tribute from her son woodyd i want to say thank you for making everyone's mornings a bit more magic and here is to a healthier sleeping schedule. # because i need . you today, oh, zoe. noor nanji, bbc news. wishing her and her crew a happy christmas. let me just bring you some news on paul watson, who is an anti—whaling activist. he has been freed today. these are pictures of him arriving in france after five months in detention in greenland pending an x tradition demand from japan. he was released on tuesday denmark refused the extradition request after a 2010 clash with whalers. he landed today in paris and as you see he was wheeling his luggage through the airport as the supporters were there to greet him. tokyo had accused him of entering a crew member with a stink bomb during a clash with a sea vessel back in 2010. they had had proof that he was not on deck when the bomb was thrown. that is paul watson who is an anti—whaling activist who had has been freed. we are back with more in the next few minutes. ma

[laughs] it's woody harrelson. i'm stuck.and david blaine walked over and ate a wine glass. i was like well, that's shot. that's weird. it's weird. >> stephen: did you perform from a young age? >> kate: i did. >> stephen: this time of year, did you do christmas pageants and stuff like that? it's a big time for kids to get their first taste -- my first taste was at a christmas pageant. >> kate: all little girls want to be married. i never made it to mary. the highest i got to was the innkeepers why. >> stephen: so you're not even the jerk, you're the jerk sidekick. >> kate: i wanted to do it in an accent. like "why are you letting them in?" she thinks she's the mother of god! shall rob us blind! they wouldn't let me do it. >> stephen: oh, no. could have packed the house, the church. now you're here, let's get to some serious stuff. you're here because you're trying something new. you wrote a book. that's fantastic. [cheering] here it is. it's "the millicent quibb school of etiquette for young ladies of mad science." what is th

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it's like an old woody woody allen movie from the future or something.hursday morning. well, tonight into thursday morning, number one. number two is friday night into saturday. and the friday night into saturday has more game, more rain. is it are either of these loaded up with big rain big? no. no. maybe saturday will put a foot of snow on the mountains. but these are all just kind of average weather systems for this time of year. there's a third system sitting out there as well that will fly in here probably around monday. it's a little looks like it's weakening a little bit. but the storm door essentially is pretty much open. and i think it's going to stay open for a little while. it had been closed for a couple of weeks. right. we didn't have rain. here's the model. this is overnight. and then there's tomorrow or there's tomorrow morning. right. you see the mountains getting kind of hung up, and then you see a few scattered showers around us. and throughout the day on thursday. and then here we go friday morning looks like, oh, here it comes. but it

there's already been an mini shock in the day session as england's luke woody woodhouse beat the real woodhouse is ranked ten places below his opponent — but was always in control — winning 3—1 at alexandra palace. the bbc sports personality of the year show starts in the next 15 minutes or so. six contenders for the main award. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been working the red carpet this evening. andy, it's been such a busy year olympic�*s paralympics, mens europaen championship, and some top performers in other sports, it's a really strong shortlist. things are starting to thin out a little bit here on the red carpet. not surprising because there's not much more than ten minutes out until the show actually gets under way the last big—name arrivals we saw was mary herbst, who of course won the trophy last. the question is who's in a minute this year? there are six contenders on the final shortlist of that they are in alphabetical order of apology in bellingham, who of course held england into the final of the european championship so the runner keely hodgkinson who won 80

guitar and harmonica becomes the darling of the folk music scene alongside legends like pete seeger woody guthrie, joan baez and many the songs that they provide give you in the south, thoughtful, still relevant soundtrack. we're perfection, by all of that starts to mount shallow made sure to be nominated for an academy award for his performance. that is so much more than its surface impersonation. he digs deep into the soul of the poet rebel and turn music on its head. not sure that i learned anything new about going, but i do have a better understanding of what and who inspired his and his desire to evolve as an artist. to do with performances by edward norton as pete seeger and monica barbaro singing beautifully as joan baez, both to absolute perfection. part of the power of a complete unknown is its subject matter. bob dylan is one of the most dynamic personalities of all time. but performance of him and the straightforward movie-making by director james mangold delivers one of the best movies of the year. it's a dean's list. a likely offering for christmas day release is the retellin

damien, woody, thank you so much for the perspective.reciate you. >> thank you for having me. >> of course, brianna, on this week's home front, it's a quintessential part of the biggest rivalry in college sports. >> a little friendly trash talk ahead of the army-navy game on saturday. army, of course, has already won their first conference championship. and at 11 one, some fans, including full disclosure, this anchor, believe they were robbed of a spot in the college football playoff. now with a chip on their shoulder, and rightfully so, i think we can all agree there's more than bragging rights at stake on saturday, as service members around the world get in on the feud. here's some high jinks from the army's southern european task force africa what are siblings without a bit of rivalry? >> the push to win and outdo the other takes them beyond their potential. >> seriously? >> and in the end. >> hey dj, i think you're going to need this at the academy. >> it builds a bond for life. >> not to be outdone, although let's admit that's reall

problem and we've got to really start moving now back in the national park, we're heading for dry it up woody that has special significance on the way passing kilometer of the kilometer. if you planting at the body, abdullah shows me how wild acacia is provide seats for growing on into new trees. slowly but surely expanding the band of green wood 25 years. 270000 trees have been prompted, and more than the 1000000 shrubs, united united nations have cooled, deep slope, creeping degradation of land. a silent crisis is de stabilizing communities on a global scale, but it's projects like this driven of the groceries level by people who really know and understand their ancestor lines that could make the difference. the story here is a minuscule element in the label biosphere. but it is also part of a growing movement to re wild and replant the fights against the looming threat of land loss. the clock. how does era study saudi arabia? so that's it for me. so robin fold about, and of course you can follow all of those stories on the website. it's all just that don't comes updated throughout the day.

santa cruz wharf businesses are used to seeing mark gilbert, the owner of the fire fish grill and woody's cafe, say this closure is toughest on the workers. it's the second time he's lost a business to a storm. last year he lost the dolphin restaurant. it's tough because my crew this christmas vacation usually gets us through the winter, so i feel bad for them. today, city leaders offered an update on the wharf damage the confirmed 150 foot section of the pier, which was under construction, was lost in what they call the most severe swells in 30 years. officials praised city staff for a fast response, especially the lifeguds who helped rescue three construction project workers thrown into the water during the collapse. at this point, the top priorities are recovering heavy equipment at the bottom of the ocean, retrieving a restroom facility that floated into the san lorenzo river, and collecting debris spread out around ten miles of the wharf. they also say the lost section of the wharf might never be rebuilt due to long term climate change concerns. we've got some hard conversations and

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he's a managing partner of two businesses on that wharf, the fire fish grill and woody's cafe. lance, thanks for being here. and just tell us. remind us what it was like on monday during the storm. it was chaotic, you know, it was. we've had bigger waves. we've had bigger swells. but whenou hear that crack, you know, nobody knew what was going on. and next thing you know, everyone was off the wharf. and just a couple nutes. thank god, you know, all my staff and the staff of the rest of the restaurants and retail shops are all okay, too. absolutely. and, lance, you talked about the staff and everyone being okay, but how are you and the employees holding up? i know this time of year, typically a busy time for the wharf. it is it's really hard for my staff because it's slow in the beginning of december. it's slow in january. and so this, you know, these two weeks over christmas and new year are where a lot of people make their money and sustain themselves until it starts to pick up in february. so it's pretty tough. yeah. this is an important time for you guys. i know that you als

you met him, he changes a person because the younger bedrock obama wouldn't have destroyed libya. woody a. yeah. is do you a different and use a different person? yeah. and i met with him, no real connection between us. there's that we were brothers and that was a, i had to make bio page or the white house when i did get there, then when i did get into the wilds, we're going to see him. you know, just those are, you know, really hard and those rush and he was the, you know, busy during this thing and i had like maybe 15 to 20 minutes and then i'll head so we never really got down to really talking. but there was already a wedge between us was different and he had changed. you are no longer that title guy use, i think uh polk you corrupted him. and he was a different person altogether cuz he's a when now, you know, when i was doing all these things with the president, you know, i just took it in stride. i guess that's what she was supposed to do. you know, and laying these well the and the world of fans in the united. so i would just mean the news and that was it. i uh try to be as suppo

he changes a person because the younger barrack obama wouldn't have destroyed libya. woody a. yeah. is do you a different to use a different person to meet with him? no. real connection between us, there's that we will broad as and that was it. i had to make while the white house, when i do get there, then when i did get into the wires, ran to see him. you know, just the, you know, really hard and those rush and he was the, you know, busy doing his thing and i had like maybe 15 to 20 minutes and then i'll head so we never really got down to really talking. but there was already a wedge between us. he was defense, he had changed. you are no longer that's humble. got you as i think uh, polk corrupted him and he was a different person altogether. cuz he's all when i, you know, when i was doing all these things with the president, you know, i just took it in stride. i guess that's what she was supposed to do. you know, handling these well, the handling rolled up fans in the so yeah, so i would just mean the news and that was that i uh try to be as supportive as i to support the supporti

when you met him, he changes a person because the younger barack obama wouldn't have destroyed libya. woody a. yeah. is do you a different to use a different person? the met with him? no real connection between us is that we were abroad as a natural to say, i had to make bio page with the white house when i did get there, then when i did get into the wires ran to see him. you know, just the, you know, really hard and i was rush and he was the, you know, busy doing his thing and i had like maybe 15 to 20 minutes and that'll head so we never really got down to really talking. but there was already a wedge between us. he was different, he had changed, you are no longer that humble guy, because i think the pope corrupted him and he was a different person altogether. plus, he's all when know, you know, when i was doing all these things with the president, you know, i just took it in stride. i guess that's what she was supposed to do. you know, handling these well the handling world of fans and uh and i so i would just mean the news that i, uh try to be as supportive as i can support the supporti

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. >> yes, it's like crab and inside ground minced pork and woody and mushrooms are.ou dip it in and there you go. >> mm. >> oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. you know, let's not do that again. >> let's not repeat vietnam. >> but i find it interesting that the people who had perhaps the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison, and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> it took several trips to vietnam, and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> have you been out with returning veterans from. >> oh, yes, all the time. >> they often want to go to the area that they serve. >> oh, yes. >> they often even meet with the people they fought. yes. b-52 pilots come to the areas, they unloaded their bombs. yes. what is that experience like? what do you see when they come?

woody johnson owns the jets, if your paying this guy a lot of money and you are the owner, a little concernt be concerned. it's aaron rodgers, he's a man, he's done it for a long time. probably did not have the season he wanted to this year. they did not have a lot of wins. he's going to do some different things, you know that when you make the trade for him, you know he will be a different guy. not in a bad way. is very interesting and says a lot of things people may be don't agree with but it doesn't make a bad guy. >> jesse: he's considered a big leader in the nfl among the players isn't he? >> i've always liked him. a done of respect for him. we play against him twice when i was with the bears at the end of my career. unbelievable player. most guys who played with him like him. a great teammate. not a lot of bad things to be said about him. >> jesse: did people think that he was interested in politics or even having a political career? when he was hiking with rfk there it seems like the whole political career was intriguing to him. >> i guess. when i played football politics did not mat

>> woody. that puzzle. and then ihe said, you know what jeanine, you're not going to go back to it. own, over and over again. >> could be the new brain rot. charlie. >> my favorite thing, it's not a new word, it was used in 1854 in walden, but he used it t describe the oversimple occasion of something. it -- simplification of something. it was brain rot. and now it's the overcomplication. and when you put it down, you're dumber than when you looked at it. >> but you have fun looking at dog videos. >> of course. that's why we're dumber at the end. >> jesse. >> you heard me say, i don't see color.lor. i don't notice your black or white. it. [ speaking simultaneously ] >> he stepped right up to it. i have a colourblind phone.ri the cologhr off my phone, and tl pictures are all black and white. it's a colourblind phone.wh don't zoom iitn on my apps,. people, and it's supposed to help with brain rot. >> where are we going? >> it's already happened. not going well. one more thing that's going well is coming up next. [ ♪♪ ]ll. ? -yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know w

>> woody. then i said "you aren't going back to that.t it to all your other stuff. plus, it does nothing for my brain. at night, i watch this over and over and over again. [laughter] i know every line. >> could be another form of brain rot. charlie. >> my favorite thing is it's not a new word. the word was first used in 1854 in walden by henry dav henry david thoreau. when he used it, he used it to describe the oversimplification of something. it became brain rot. now, it's the over complication of everything. when you look at the stupid thing, you can't ever get a straight answer about anything. you literally when you put it down are dumber than when you actually looked at anything. >> i had fun looking at dog videos. >> of course. that's why we are dumber. >> jazzy. >> you've heard me say that i don't see color. i don't notice you are black. >> oh my god. >> i don't know if you are white, janine. >> his phone is black. he stepped right into it. >> i'm sending it up. >> easts it up to right into it. >> i was told to take the color blind

. >> my hair got stuck on woody harrelson's sweater button. >> we were there until 5:00 in the morning. >> and we would crawl home to bed. >> seems like they have quite the time. be sure to catch us tomorrow at 12:00 eastern where i'm going to sit down with jon chu, the director of "wicked." that does it for me. "the readout" with joy reid is up next. >> tonight, on "the reedout" -- >> i, gerald r. ford, president of the united states, pursuant to the pardon power conferred upon me by article ii, section two of the constitution, have granted, and by these presence, do grant a full, free, and absolute pardon unto richard nixon. >> it was a pree.tive pardon that sparked a lot of controversy, because president nixon had likely committed crimes but hadn't been charged. 350 50 years later, joe biden considers s preemmtive pardon. >>> and trump considers a plan to deport people to countries that aren't their own, and some of the countries he has in mind are telling him no. >>> we begin tonight with the trouble with donald trump's national security picks. among his many controversial and unqu

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look very woody allen >> it's my "certifiserpico." to be here, he got sick, you were in town. >> happened to be in my hotel room. >> jimmy: you came by, you saved the day. you did i'm grateful to you for doing that. unfortunately, i don't know if you know this you now have to host new year's eve. [ laughter ] take on all ryan's duties for "wheel of fortune," the radio show, it's all you from now on. on broadway, did you have an emergency understudy situation? >> yeah. it's like 2008. and i was in my -- i was like 29, 30 years old. and i was broke. and i was living at a friend's hotel room up in the berkshires because i didn't have a place in new york. and i got a call saying there's a play at the public theater downtown, new york. can you go on tonight? and i'd never read the play, never seen the play. >> jimmy: wow. >> i knew the playwright. i was a fan. and -- i didn't have the money for the metro north or whatever the train was to get me down from williamstown, from the berkshires, to the city. so i said, if you can get my train ti

good afternoon, commissioners woody labounty. i'm the president and ceo of san francisco heritage.ust maybe for the benefit of the new commissioner, the legacy business program came out of a program that san francisco heritage came up with. that was legacy bars and restaurants. and i can't tell you how gratified we've been that a diversity, a wide range of businesses are now included in the legacy business program. and i think every time you see a slate of these come before you, you see how many different kinds of businesses support the cultural vitality, but just the community of the city as well. so i just want to call out definitely the african-american shakespeare company. and by the way, they won't be the only nonprofit impacted by the seismic upgrade work on the african american arts and culture complex. so it's something we have to pay attention to, but also ace printing. and you have a laundromat here today, and all of these things help make san francisco what it is. so we ask you to support all these businesses and to enter them into the registry. and thank you. thank you.

woody delight to work with you. molly is from the govtribe team.i hope you all got a chance to take a look at govtribe. i will note since i'm in marketing they have got one of the coolest, a whole bottle of hot sauce for what they bill as may cost sudden urges to bid on hot government contracts. aaron heffron and, of course, and annie pettijohn from govexec. great team to work with. i hope you got insights you can take from and help you grow your business. we are delighted to be with you today. enjoy the rest of the week, and have a great holiday. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight a a look at federal spending and the national debt crisis with testimony from former u.s. comptroller general david walker and fiscal policy researchers. they talk about tax cuts in infrastructure investment from the trump and biden administration's have affected the federal deficit, healthcare, defense spending, government efficiency and the need for a partisan support to balance the budget. you can watch the full house budget comm

woody delight to work with you. molly is from the govtribe team.i hope you all got a chance to take a look at govtribe. i will note since i'm in marketing they have got one of the coolest, a whole bottle of hot sauce for what they bill as may cost sudden urges to bid on hot government contracts. aaron heffron and, of course, and annie pettijohn from govexec. great team to work with. i hope you got insights you can take from and help you grow your business. we are delighted to be with you today. enjoy the rest of the week, and have a great holiday. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]this i.

woody. yes! so much crazy christmas fun. what's it's called i forgot three horns.'s a christmas song. >> the latest now in the syrian civil war, syrian rebels have taken control of the country's second largest city, aleppo. syrian and russian jets are stepping up strikes on opposition forces in northern syria. in retaliation, the white helmets civil defense group reports that four civilians have been killed during those strikes, including one woman and 54 people were injured, some critically. rebel fighters are now marching their way north toward the capital of the country, damascus. >> a shrill sound that comes from the golden gate bridge on windy days might be silenced as soon as next year. but i still have never heard this in real life. but obviously people have. that was an example of it. it's described as whistling, whining or wailing. it's been happening since 2020, when the bridge was retrofitted to make it safer. vertical slats were installed along the handrails with the intent of allowing more air through, but they also turned the bridge into a giant music

. >> in came woody harrelson. >> you get behind the bar, and right away.gers are your best friends. >> cheers was really that place where you fit in, where you actually belong. this is your secondary family. >> we lost nick colasanto, the coach, after the third year. we didn't realize how sick nick was, and he started writing all his lines down wherever he could. we saw one of them after he passed away. the line was, it's as if he's still with us now. and. and we used to touch that. every night when we'd perform, we'd come down and touch that and give it a little pat. >> well, i'm off. >> the last episode, i'm the luckiest son of a on earth. i just remember thinking, i got to be part of that history of comedy. i am the luckiest son of a. truly you only come across an artist like luther vandross. >> once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning. >> luther said, i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out. you are my shining star. >> my. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really diffi

position now woody is important to understand this -- positionality is important.ou give us a grand narrative. another way of posing it would be the tradition is incremental. behind both is an understanding, whether derived from human reason or a reflexive positionality, one way to get around a metanarrative is here are the conditions under which i'm wrong. i would re-pose that question to you, what are the questions -- what are the conditions where you could possibly be wrong? james: those conditions are described at the conclusion of the book. very briefly, plato was the father of philosophy and aristotle was the father of logic. in particular deductive logic, syllogisms. if a is true and be as true then c must be true and he gave concrete examples of that. aristotle is the father of deductive logic. we could argue descartes -- or david hume was the father of inductive logic. it is a major premise, a minor premise and a conclusion which must be true logically except of the promise is wrong the whole thing is flawed but leave that as a subset. inductive logic says

you know, we remember season one and and matthew mcconaughey and woody harrelson, but there's somethingeally extraordinary about the anthology and being able to say, we're going to we're going to do something completely different. >> so since jodie brought up season one, was it the female lead character of this one that attracted you to it? and it's your first major on screen, right? >> yes, it's my first major on screen. it's my only my third acting job as well. >> you are part cape verdean, part native american. was that also an attractive, you know, calling point for you? >> absolutely. because the representation or lack thereof, that we have as indigenous people is just, you know, it's getting a lot better. and we're just in such a great time. so when i had the was presented to me, this character, navarro, was inupiaq and dominican. she was part of two different worlds, part of the community that she was going to be policing. it was something that was so familiar to me because it's kind of that balance that you have to have. you don't feel enough for either. so it just attracted me

you can't get left politics out of woody guthrie or pete seeger. and so the greenwich village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you liked the music, you really were signing on for their ways of looking at the world to and then eventually one guy emerges as being special a bullet from the back of the bush took medgar evers blood during that time in the 60s, as that cultural revolution was slowly bubbling and kids were starting to question authority, question what was happening in their country. >> they're looking for answers. >> bob dylan thought that folk music was poetry. he took beat energy and mixed it with folk culture and its more lyrical intensity than anybody's put to song before. >> and the name is used. it is plain for the politician's gain as he rises to fame. >> up until the time of bob dylan, there were the songwriters and there were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was in this sort

it looks like somewhere in mexico, woody johnson owns the jets. if you're paying this guy a lot of money and you're the owner little concern. or maybe it made him play better. >> i wouldn't be concerned. aaron rodgers aaron's the man. you know he's done it for a long time. probably hasn't had the season he wanted to this year. i would say they haven't had a lot of wins. but you know he's going to do some different things. i think you know that when you when you make the trade for him or they signed him, you kind of know he's going to be a different guy. not in a bad way. he's very interesting. he says a lot of things that maybe people don't agree with, but doesn't make him a bad guy. >> he's considered a big leader in the nfl, isn't he? among the players? >> i've always liked him. i've had a ton of respect for him. we've played against him twice a year. when i was in when i was with the bears at the end of my career there, unbelievable football player. for most guys i talked to who played with him, like him, that was a great teammate to them. ther

we need to rescue woody." "hey, screw that. i'm going out for cigarettes.gonna swing by the track for the dog races. don't tell angela. i don't need that grief. if she asks where i am, say 'new jersey and beyond.'" [ laughter ] it's just as the prophecy foretold. when the apocalypse comes, it will start in new jersey. [ laughter ] we all remember that passage from the book of revelation that said, and i looked, and i beheld a pale horse and the name that sat on him was tony that lazy [ bleep ]. he was on the garden state parkway near exit 114 and he said, woe, what's with all the freaking drones." [ laughter ] since our government's devolving into a personal autocracy controlled by a corrupt felon and a handful of billionaires who are drawing up plans to enrich themselves and all anyone wants to do is talk about a toy you can get at best buy for, like, $40. [ laughter ] why are you panicking? we've had a drone flying around our studio for weeks now. it's fine. i mean, sure, my security guards, john and jim, tried to get it down at first with a broom, but th

tell him what at least 6 palestinians competitive and one of the latest strikes took place in doctor woody. back to uh, 16 you got cut down to be covered. go down, but we continue to receive most information for medical services showing how grim is the medical situation and like the deluxe of medical supplies. we would have to see the repeated who's really affects that has that have been ongoing for more than 2 months on come on at the hospital, which is right now the last medical lifeline for families trucks in the cities here . power submissive, i would just say are there that i had a saw, the 2 people have been killed in an that strike and to boss and the occupied westbank in statement these really minute 3 said several armed individuals will identified during an operation in the area. israel has the top rates, arrests, and violence against palestinians in the occupied westbank since school started in goza last year. okay, we'll still ahead on al jazeera, the last remaining residence fee, the strategic town of put the rusk as russian for society advance and eastern ukraine. escalating v

. >> and woody >> not harrellson. >> woody johnson was ambassador.somewhere, i would think, in the administration he was on. >> he was. >> a month or two months ago big trump supporter. i figure -- not saying he wants to leave town. >> maybe to get away for a little bit >> maybe that job's much easier than trying to have the jets. >> and the coach saying we're standing by aaron rodgers as our quarterback. that's how bad things have gotten. >> weren't they up 21-0 or 21-7? >>> coming up, shares of united airlines taking off over the last couple of months. ceo scott kirby will tell us just how bullish he feels about the company going into the new year he'll join us first on cnbc. that nt.'sex (♪♪) >> announcer: five things to know is sponsored by state street global advisers getting there starts here. (♪♪) everyone has goals and dreams. and everyone deserves a way to get there. wherever you're going, getting there starts here. state street. invest in your future with spy, the world's most traded etf. (♪♪) say christmas. christmas! when you want gifts t

woody said, i want to do a real film about real people, where you could care about the characters andsomewhat emotionally invested. >> you and david, if this relationship quits, that's fine. that's fine, that's great. well, i don't know what i did wrong. i mean, i can't believe that somewhere she cooled off to me. is it something that i did? >> yeah, but something you do. that's how people are. >> love fades, love fades. >> god, that's a depressing thought. >> there's no, you know, happy ending with a neat bow tie at the end. but ironically, annie hall became one of the funniest movies ever. it changed so much about the way people thought of, you know, romantic comedies. >> one of the summer's surprise hit movies is stars billy crystal and meg ryan. it's called when harry met sally. >> men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. >> that's not true. i have a number of men friends and there is no sex involved. no you don't. yes i do. no you don't. yes, i do. >> you only think you do. >> you're saying i'm having sex with these men without my knowledge? >>

and woody harrelson. that's a strong duo. >> "true detective." >> season 25, yeah.t one, i don't know. >> louisiana. >> guys, it is a distressing subject, t one that should be mentioned, a couple of weeks since that horrific murder of brian thompson, ceo of unitedhealthcare, not unitedhealthcare group, but united -- not united health group. that stock has lost -- that company's lost about $75 billion, maybe $80 billion in market value. cvs as well. cigna, look at the declines, guys. because of the ongoing -- i don't, you know, i'm not trying to character -- debate, if you want to call it that. >> i think that's fair. >> the debate it has brought to the floor in terms of just the vitriol and hatred some of these people have for the health insurers. >> if you take them at face value, their statement indicate that is they actually approve a great deal. >> big health insurer helping drain its drug copay funds. i mean, look at those percentage declines. there's nothing else to point to specifically. you did have -- you write what last week house republicans announced in

. >> that's woody. >> you're not going to let that down. >> nope. >>> let's move on to "dateline." josh main koe kwits wits, and this is "deadly mirage" an all new podcast from "dateline." >> you can listen to the first two episodes wherever you get your podcasts. >>> and finally, "saturday night live." the celebration is already underway ahead of the big 50th anniversary special in february. new york magazine reuniting 60 cast members and hosts from the show's five decades for a five-panel cover. it brings together generations of comedians ranging from steve martin to kenan thompson. and yesterday the show also announced the lineup of hosts througthe end of this year. here we go. this weekend goes to shaboozey, hoda is clapping for that one. followed by chris rock and grace abrams. and then hozier joined by this guy. [ applause ] >> look at you. hello, george. >> not again. hi, fraud. i can't do this hour. >> daddy, can we get it again? >> no. this is what i suggest. i suggest that you -- >> mark your calendars. martin short set to return to studio 8h. on december 21st. we're cros

woody johnson is the owner of the jets.l him as president trump's ambassador to the uk. he goes away for a while. he has some young boys. he comes back from the appointment, and the boys are teenagers. >> one named -- >> brick. >> yeah. >> just a thing we do now. you call your teenage son brick and allow him to take over the post game huddle. look, i'm not the guy who comes on the show and praises aaron rodgers often, but there is a story in this piece in which it is the post game huddle in the locker room. aaron rodgers is about to give the game ball to a defensive player who was unheralded and deserves it. in comes brick with a profanity-laden, celebratory toast to garrett wilson and gives the star wide receiver the ball instead, leaving everybody mystified. on top of, allegedly, recommending they not sign jerry jeudy, acquire him, because the madden rating was not high enough. >> not high enough. this is why the new york jets, each and every year, continue to disappoint. have the longest playoff draught. >> it's so good.

rob told me he can't wait to get to the wagoneer, also known in surf towns as the woody.ys they don't pass emissions tests here in california anymore, but it has plenty of space for batteries, so it's perfect for that electric conversion. so it was so fun. it was like a toy shop in there. >> i bet it was with all those cars. >> i really the volkswagen bus is just i think it had your name on it. >> i think it does. >> i was looking closely. i mean, a quick story. i mean, i can relate because my dad owned a body shop and he fixed up a volkswagen bug for me, but he was trying to and the bottom was rusted out and it just became too expensive and it wasn't going to be safe. and my mom said no. >> and. right. well, when you brought up the point about some of these cars don't even have, like, shoulder belts in the back seat, i'm like, oh, that's right. >> no seat belts, no cup holders. everybody wants bluetooth. so they really are putting so much love and care. >> it's like a museum, but also a workshop. and i was taking notes, you know. yeah. it's really. and in mare island you

it's the wagoneer, also known in surf towns as the woody. my sister is like, i want one.r batteries. a lot of nostalgia. you know, they don't pass emissions, but that's more cars down the road. >> so you had fun. >> it was very fun. yes. beautiful. >> very fun. >> on mare island, there, on mare island. making all of them right there. >> very nice. bravo. so, dave and i, our cars out in the parking lot. >> it's right out through that door. cars for everyone. >> you get a car good enough for brock purdy? good enough for us. all right. napa airport. i mean, if you're out anywhere near that area. look at that. almost 30 miles an hour. my goodness. there is an east breeze. wind for some. and if you're in that wind and you have that fog, it's just darn cold. i mean, it's one of those days yesterday where you just didn't get out of the upper 40s for some mainly 40s on the temps, not only. and then there's some patchy, patchy fog showing up on the peninsula in south bay this morning where there was none yesterday. 40s here. east. look at that. that's all because of that low cloud

i woody spec the u.s. to do more that in the trump administration.l security advisor talked about tightening sanctions on russia so they are getting less -- able to sell less energy abroad. he talked about biden's decision to fire more long-range missiles into russia which trump says he does not want to do. we are quite a ways away from a deal right now. it is possible the work could continue to escalate into the first half of next year. annmarie: i want to pick up on the moment when he said he divide administration should not have shot missiles into russia. he was named person of the year gala week. he said the only way you will reach an agreement as to not abandon. can we see an incoming trump administration tighten the screws on putin and that is the reason to force him to the negotiating table? jon: this has been kicked around republican circles. trump's former national securities and other folks on capitol hill for a while now. the trick to getting a cease fire is to increase pressure. the of view -- the view that the sanctions enforcement has b

i mean, woody johnson, for example, was trump's ambassador in london during his first term. there are always political. >> so we're doing the american thing. >> but but yes, this is strange because we've had diplomat after diplomat after diplomat, and now we're getting politician. >> yeah. how do we feel about all that? is that what you would expect from sir keir starmer? >> it's interesting. i think they've got to play it cleverly because trump is a is a hard ball to handle. right. but but peter mandelson has been a player in both washington dc and in london for quite some time. >> he's a divisive character, isn't he? i mean, he was forced to resign from the cabinet a couple of times. there's been various scandals. there have been questions over a relationship with jeffrey epstein. keir starmer has had to answer questions relating to that. previously. in january of this year, actually. and he's described trump mandelson has as a danger to the world and little short of a white nationalist. so mandelson, that's how he's described trump. but i mean, that's not much different f