he was an in-creditble man. >> i have to ask the woody allen question.d what happened is this. >> i just played a movie where i played his girlfriend. i was very good to me. i really admired him. he took me through manhattan. and i grew up in a time where i felt -- my other book is called in-advise only girl. i felt like an in-individualablevidin-vizable person in my family and he made me feel seen. so i wanted to throw almost idaho and he wanted to show me paris. and in my naive mind, even though i was 1, i'd8, i'd never had a boyfriend and i went there hoping my parents would go they're not going with you. sadly, my prmtarents do that. and i realized it was up to me and i would have to be the one that says i can't go to paris because i can't. and i didn't. you about i was really a naive girl. you have to remember the girl i played in manhattan wasn't the girl i was. and woody was respectful. >> a tremendous action to that story. a lot of people angry with woody allen, but you don't seem angry. >> i'm not angry at him at all. i don't know the facts or d

>> we will talk about woody allen. thank you so much. hemingway will be here to talk about her new book in the inappropriate advances next. right here. bring us your baffling. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000 people - ready to help you solve problems while they're still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. ♪ kennedy: welcome back many people remember mariel hemingway when she was the teenage girlfriend in manhattan one of the most famous families that had a history of mental illness and addiction and the suicide she joins me to night as an academy award winning actress the first is called out comes the sun for the other is titled a young -- invisible girl. welcome. >> thanks for having me. and with someone wi

he was an in-creditble man. >> i have to ask the woody allen question. you co-starred with him and you were 581818 and what happened is this. >> i just played a movie where i played his girlfriend. i was very good to me. i really admired him. he took me through manhattan. and i grew up in a time where i felt -- my other book is called in-advise only girl. i felt like an in-individualablevidin-vizable person in my family and he made me feel seen. so i wanted to throw almost idaho and he wanted to show me paris. and in my naive mind, even though i was 1, i'd8, i'd never had a boyfriend and i went there hoping my parents would go they're not going with you. sadly, my prmtarents do that. and i realized it was up to me and i would have to be the one that says i can't go to paris because i can't. and i didn't. you about i was really a naive girl. you have to remember the girl i played in manhattan wasn't the girl i was. and woody was respectful. >> a tremendous action to that story. a lot of people angry with woody allen, but you don't seem angry. >> i'm not a

" starting with a fresh denial from the sinatra family about ronan farrow, he's mia farrow and woody allen'say he looks a lot like mia's ex, ol' blue eyes himself. >> mia farrow admitted two years ago that her ex-husband frank could be ronan's father, but now sinatra's daughter tina is weighing in. >> yeah, she's telling showbiz 411 that ronan couldn't be her half father because her father had had a vasectomy. >>> next up a chance encounter for a boy with a baseball idol. >> justin verlander posted a selfie with a boy at a starbucks who was wearing a shirt with verlander's name on it and he says the kid was pretty surprised when he simply turned around and he was standing there. that is a very cool picture. >> great surprise. >>> well, most people out there winning a free vacation would be a thrill but not so for a man in kentucky. he went to puerto rico without his wife because she had to stay home apparently to take care of their baby, they say. >> so he posted a series of sad face photos like this one when he was about to go snorkeling and those photos have now gone viral. >> he wanted to

this comment, i'm just looking forward to the day when the aliens, just like what you saw in the woody allenw what they're going to do? they're going to kill us. what do we do to cows? they are so delicious so we kill them and eat them. they're going to annihilate us. we shouldn't be reaching out to them. >> steven hawkins agrees with you. >> so this theory is flawless. yet i know there isn't an andy planet. isn't this impossibility of mathematics a little peak at the magic of god? >> i don't know. this is like, please giving money to nasa. we almost got aliens. just make shower the funding keeps going. >> sounds like we shouldn't be pending out those pings. >> time to take a break. coming up, i made a video about graffiti in my neighborhood. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ >

so commentary had one point of view, dissent at another.of view a famous woody allen joke and so these were communities. probably the happiest professional sound of my life, the weekly standard. and i do think you change history in groups, not so much as individuals. and then secondly longer is better. this is when i read to get my awards that i give out a chair six of them. so i am running out. the magazine article command when it comes to reading longer is better. better than blogs, blogs are blogspot blogs about the books. yet the mind runs downhill. you have to push yourself a pill. c-span: i read that you said you really cannot right. >> guest: that is my natural length. my natural length the atlantic and new yorker and that was my natural length. a newspaper column, 868 words. c-span: 806. >> 806. >> guest: that is my exact word count. c-span: was that everybody? y? >> guest: the space on the page. you are going down one length of column. so that is what you do. the writing of the process you intend to write 13 or 1400. and so the cutting part c-span: i read that you advise peopl

." >> on the next "kennedy" actress mariel hemming way and she will talk about woody allen and what it with him. fox business network. >>> joseph you have an n-word joke you want to get to. >> i hate racism and i would never say the n of-word and that's why i use it as my bank pass word. i would never blurt that out to anyone, even if i were being robbed. if you said give me your pass word or i will shoot. no, i can't. even when i write it as my pass word it is a pro fan for cool -- pronoun for cool guy. >> that was great. >> the seattle-based ceo announced the minimum salary will be raised to $70,000. that's right. my new boss, the founder of gravity payments lowered his paycheck from $1 million to $70,000 to make the increases possible. wow. he made the announcement to his employees on monday. 70 people will see their paychecks increase and 30 will see it double. it will double. he is a good boss. >> it is amazing. look, that's how you incenti vies people. no one will want to leave this job now. this is a baseline salary for like your basic -- this is not even someone who has claimed

taken to the spca, last month a coyote was spotted on a rooftop bar in new york, that's like a woody allenjoke. there have been other coyote sitings in manhattan this year. >> you never hear that. >> yeah, that's just beyond bizarre. i mean i've seen that in danville. >>> but we see it here. >>> 5:47. you know my traffic authority, he is right over there. >> our traffic guru. >> we don't have too bad of traffic, we're looking at a delay here of a little maybe about 10 minutes if you're at the very end of the line, still not very deep, but the traffic is already getting a little bit slow getting into san francisco. if you're driving into the city it looks good on 101. we haven't had any major problems reported on the peninsula, fog is not a huge issue maybe a little breezy. we're looking at slow traffic on 580 westbound coming in west of the 205 freeway, over the altamont pass, if you're driving from dublin to caster valley, it is a nice drive. let's go to mark who is in the weather center. >>> good morning to you, yeah get ready for a big warm up today, you're in notice of it when you step

mia farrow admitted two years ago her ex-husband frank sinatra and not her husband at the time woody allenonan's father. many say there is a striking resemblance. you decide for yourself. >> some resemblance there, i think. however, sinatra's daughter tina is weighing in and she tells "showbiz 411" that ronan couldn't be her half brother because she said her father had a vasectomy. >> family business, boy. we turn to more business now. the real housewife who's keeping it real behind bars right now. >> we are getting our first look at teresa giudice. 42-year-old convicted felon posed in her olive green prison jump suit for a family portrait. gracing the latest cover of "us" weekly. her husband joe is speaking out on his wife's new reality saying she is doing well, working out three times a day, going to church and she even has a pack of friends she hangs out with. >> a pack of friends in prison. wow. she is also keeping up with the glam. keeping her hair and nails in top shape. what prison is this? she is keeping tabs on the home front and getting support from her family as they visit her e

>> well, it is interesting that woody allen said that 80% in success of life is showing up.licans that they have had and more recently of democrats just showing up and talking about the issues and the issues matter. rand paul has done a couple of interest ging things over the last couple of years that have gone beyond the surface treatment. when he asked me to come testify on capital h hill to talk about school choice a afterwards he sat down with me, and he said kevin we need to do something about the 2,500 dropout factories and the reason that school choice is important, and the kids need to go the good schools and not bad schools, and you could tell that he had done the homework and something that is more telling, when he talked about the disparity of the sentencing guidelines of crack and powder cocaine, my sons called me and they said that he is serious, and he has to walk the walk. >> and now, you sound like a sup supporter -- >> no, well, i have not supported anyone yet, but it is too early for that and because, to me i have to say that the most important issue is edu

>> to be quite honest woody allen treated me wonderful. i played his girlfriend.w him idaho. >> idaho? >> so woody allen shows up in idaho and he had asked me to go to paris and in my naive mind see i played a characterer who's really sophisticated. but that wasn't the mariel hemingway of idaho. so basically i just said i don't think i can go to paris because i don't think i'm going to get my own room. >> well, you were wise beyond your own years. >> there you go. congratulations on the books. one is called "out came the sun." the other "invisible girl." thank you. >> thank you so much. >> great to have you here. she will be back later by the way with kathy and hoda. matt over to you. >> we had a hall of fame on the "today" show first ballot to you he >>> good morning i'm tracy davidson. let's get your first alert forecast from meteorologist bill henley, bill? >> tracy, lots of clouds a little bit of drizzle, some fog too. it's all combining to keep temperatures chilly this morning. that's a live view from center city. it is a bit damp outside and still holding at

>> to be quite honest, woody allen treated me wonderful. i played his girlfriend.idaho. >> idaho? >> so woody allen shows up in idaho and he had asked me to go to paris and in my naive mind, see i played a character who was really sophisticated. but that wasn't the mariel hemingway of idaho. so basically i just said i don't think i can go to paris because i don't think i'm going to get my own room. >> well, you were wise beyond your years even then. >> there you go. congratulations on the books. one is called "out came the sun." the other "invisible girl." thank you. >> thank you so much. >> great to have you here. she will be back later by the way with kathy and hoda. matt over to you. >> all right, savannah, thank you very much. we have a hall of fame on the "today" show. billy crystal. we are going to talk about his brand-new show and all these years in showbiz. >>> good morning. 8:26. a pearty busarty bus owner is going to prison after a woman fell out and died. they found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of natasha. she fell through a faulty

i heard woody allen -- in a heartbeat. turner was the kind of guy if you can't picture him, he would say yes, he is my guy. he was not fazed by the potential of submarine attack. he firmly believed that his ship was faster and bigger than anything any german submarine can tackle. >> that is interesting too. you describe how few people really understood how dangerous the german submarine was at that point. you have a note here that the author of sherlock holmes actually got it. >> this is one of the fascinating elements. i agree with you. [laughter] >> it is going to be good from here on in. >> the thing is whenever -- when i write history, the way i like to write it, one important thing is to put yourself in the point of view of the ear of. one thing that was important to grasp for me was how new the submarine was in that time. we are very familiar with it, run silent run deep, all that stuff. there was no sonar in world war i and no depth charges until after the "lusitania" so the submarine was brand-new and was not under

you were in "the grudge" and a film directed by woody allen, starring diane keaton as well.ght shamalan. >> i was a waitress. he threw me into the movie based on a conversation we had. >> look at you now. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. and you can see brand-new episodes of "secrets and lies." kadee strickland thank you. >>> coming up the ultimate beauty food pick me up. >>> and "game of thrones" and "age of tt2wút+o md8 bt@q>74 tt2wút+o md8 "a@q.;p tt2wút+o md8 bm@q%0é tt4wút+o md8" dztq hbh tt4wút+o md8" entq 8f( tt4wút+o md8" gzt& !ap tt4wút+o md8" hnt& 1o< tt4wút+o md8" iztq [&d tt4wút+o md8" jntq iv$ tt4wút+o md8" lzt& q;x >>> all right, everybody, time to yahoo! your day. this morning, a super beauty secret to give your complex major boost. bobbi brown is sharing her recipe for the ultimate beauty smoothie. ♪ yahoo! ♪ >> reporter: it's the ultimate beauty food pick me up. that can help keep your skin grow glowing from the inside. you are what you eat in. >> you are. if row start you day with a beauty smoothie, it will make a big difference in the lo

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doesn't surprise me and 60% define success to the family as just showing up kind of taking the woody allenbut to what extent do you think that sort of causes friction or tension within the family and would the wife have a different view of what her husband's standard of success should be rather than just showing up? >> well i think i don't know that it's just showing up. i think i was really encouraged by these polling results as i said we've been looking at this since 2009 and others have looked at it but i think that what the american man is saying to us is look hey, we're -- we want to show up we want to be good sons good fathers, we want to be present. exactly how we end up in all of this we don't know but we want to be different men than our fathers and i think women have to look at who this man is instead of just telling him what to do. the other thing i thought was important was that men don't see themselves reflected in media, they don't look for their role models from sports celebrities or movie stars. they look to their role models in their home and they say that they're often de

woody allen said i don't mind talking about death, as long as i'm not there when it happens. and that's really -- we have to talk about death and how we're going to do it and there are a lot of issues that we're facing in this country. >> is that a congressional issue as well as far as how you face death and how long you do it? >> you may remember when we were putting the accountable care act they had money in there for doctors to consult with patients about how they wanted their life to end. what did they want to have done at the end? and we were paying doctors to spend time doing that. people called that death panels it was an awful public relations thing that was done in my view because doctors need to sit and talk with their patient and say, here's what's the options are. what do you want me to do if this is what happens? and that takes time. that's not an easy discussion to have with someone. i did a ted talk on this whole issue because i think everybody ought to write their only fine directives and say what they want and then talk to their family, talk to their kids and

woody allen said i do not mind talking about death as long as i'm not there when it happened.lk about death and how we're going to do it. there are a lot of issues that we are facing in this country host: is and of life issues a congressional issue as well? guest: we had some money in the affordable care act four. your's to consult with their 00-- for doctors to consult with their patients what they wanted done at the end. they call the death panels. it was an awful public relations thing that was done. doctors need to sit and talk with their patients and say here is what the options are. what do you want me to do if this is what happens? that takes time. that is not an easy discussion to have someone your it i did a ted talk on this whole issue. i think everybody should write their own final directives and say what they want to talk to their family and kids and spouse and anybody around them. make it clear how you would like to go if you have the choice. you do not always have the choice. an awful lot of money gets and in health care. -- gets s inpe health care on issues wher

woody allen said i do not mind talking about death as long as i'm not there when it happened. we have to talk about death and how we're going to do it. there are a lot of issues that we are facing in this country host: is and of life issues a congressional issue as well? guest: we had some money in the affordable care act four. your's to consult with their 00-- for doctors to consult with their patients what they wanted done at the end. they call the death panels. it was an awful public relations thing that was done. doctors need to sit and talk with their patients and say here is what the options are. what do you want me to do if this is what happens? that takes time. that is not an easy discussion to have someone your it i did a ted talk on this whole issue. i think everybody should write their own final directives and say what they want to talk to their family and kids and spouse and anybody around them. make it clear how you would like to go if you have the choice. you do not always have the choice. an awful lot of money gets and in health care. -- gets s inpe health care