woody harrelson and ran that through. their facial recognition device and they found somebody not what he harel son but some guy who according to this facial recognition software looked enough like woody harrelson and they arrested that guy could maybe not be the guy but anyway we use this advanced technology this ai woody harrelson faces now in their software the algorithm knows what he harrell since face i don't know if he should be very happy with this but the fact is like that you know this is our dystopian future all the time i get tweets online again from this algorithm there will people tell me hey stacy i saw you last weekend in borough market i didn't want to. disturb you that i didn't come over to say hi it was like i wasn't in london it wasn't me but with a facial recognition software there they're looking for somebody who looks close enough to you you know just like about 5060 years ago when the f.b.i. was created under hoover and they had card catalogs of fingerprints just millions and millions of these cards

is that a university which is georgetown law studied this case and this guy looked a lot like woody harrelson the police ran it through their facial recognition software that basically looks against all your driver's licenses and passport photos and they couldn't find a match because the photo was not close enough it was not clear enough it was too vague on the c.c.t.v. camera so they instead went to google looked at what he had also been downloaded a high resolution photo of woody harrelson and ran that through. their facial recognition device and they found somebody not what he harel son but some guy who according to this facial recognition software looked enough like woody harrelson and they arrested that guy could maybe not be the guy but anyway we use this advanced technology this ai what do you harrelson faces now in their software the algorithm knows what else and face i don't know if he should be very happy with this but the fact is like that you know this is our dystopian future all the time i get tweets online again from this algorithm there will people tell me hey stacy i saw you l

why police used a photo of actor woody harrelson in hopes of catching a beer thief. >>> and pour mistake. the restaurant that pulled the wrong bottle of wine from the shelf and poured one couple a red they'll never forget. >>> good friday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with that spectacular and terrifying crash of an f-16 fighter jet in southern california. >> the jet came falling out of the sky at the end of a routine training mission and managed to eject before the jet went through the roof of a warehouse leaving a dozen people injured. >> marci gonzalez reports the investigation is under way into what went wrong. >> reporter: this video showing an f-16 falling from the sky before crashing ripping this hole through the ceiling of a california warehouse. >> holy [ bleep ], dude. >> reporter: the pilot who was comi in for landing at march air reserve base rejecting and surviving according to authorities. you can see the seat and parachute on the grass. for some reason, whether it was loss of thrust or controllability, this pilot was so close to the ground that he or s

. >> it's woody harrelson. >> marisa tomei. >> it's ellie kemper!greeing to revisit the iconic shows in a live special led by late night's comedy king jimmy kimmel. >> these are shows i watched with my family and by myself over and over again, as a kid. we thought, why not do it in the way that they've been doing these live musicals? >> reporter: original series creator norman lear getting right on board. >> he said, "you know, who i'd love to play archie bunker," which really is the hardest one to cast, "is woody harrelson." so i texted woody harrelson. i said, "would you be interested in this?" and from there, i thought, "you know who would be the best george jefferson is jamie foxx." >> reporter: and the wives? marisa tomei as edith bunker. and wanda sykes as louise "weezy" jefferson. >> all of my life i've only bought three kinds of dresses. 50% off, seconds and going out of business. >> reporter: best remembered for the laughs. their social impact also burned into collective memory. when the first six episodes of "all in the family" ran, they r

so i texted woody harrelson. and he texted immediately and said yes.there, you know who would be the best george jefferson is jamie foxx. >> reporter: and the wives? marisa tomei as edith bunker. and wanda sykes as louise "weezy" jefferson. >> all of my life i've only bought three kinds of dresses. 50% off, seconds and going out of business.r:meor the laughs. >> boy? boy? [ laughter ] >> reporter: their social impact also burned into collective memory. when the first six episodes of "all in the family" ran, they ran with a warning. is there a warning necessary in front of either one of these live shows? >> i think we're giving people fair notice that what they're about to see is not what they see nowadays and it might create some conversation. ♪ guys like us we had it made >> you're talking about two of the greatest tv theme songs of all time. >> reporter: you do it. i see you -- ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ those were the days >> our thanks to jimmy and amy there. it's going to be something to see, all playing out live, just a short time from

they noticed the guy looked like actor woody harrelson.few matches, and it even led to an arrest. while the report shows that facial recognition has helped the nypd crack 2,900 cases in five years, it also points to the possibility of mistakes. the nypd also uses a technique which involves replacing facial features or expressions in a photo to help find their suspect. the nypd is pushing back on the criticism says no one has been arrested on the basis of a facial recognition match alone. now, this practice is unregulated as of now, and most adult americans, by the way, are already in some kind of facial recognition database. if you have a driver's license or a passport, you're in the system. the report suggests police should stop using celebrity look-a-like images and take steps to reduce the risk of misidentification. >> all kinds of reaction to that one. we'll have a fox news update on facebook watch. it's a quick online newscast with stories you haven't seen. it starts in a few moments. if you miss it, you can catch it on demand. your w

. >> so all think their tv messed required woody harrelson playing the famous archie bunker, to turnom the camera. >> marisa tomei putting on her edith bunker wig. afterwards kerry washington postedalong. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> oh, my god, we're all just still happy. >> marisa and jay hood snapped backstage photos while will ferrell joined host jimmy kimmel at the after party. >> i can't believe how great it >> now thatecame wednesday night's number one show, what legendary xt? includ "sanford & son," "maude" and "maude" spinoff "good times." >> sounds dyn-o-mite to me. >>> we saw blood, sweat and few tears it took to make this dream a reality. >> this i >> we're inside the brady house. >> this is crazy. >> this is unbelievable. >> i know. i tell you, i first walked in, i freaked out. i immediately felt like i was back on stage five at paramount and really on our set. it's perfect. >> this is what the entryway and living room look like, just six months ago. here is during construction and this is the big reveal after. tell us a secret about what you remember shootin

[cheers and applause] >> reporter: woody harrelson and marissa tomei playing archie an playing george anthony anderson as uncle henry. ike farn holtz as meathead and ellie kemper as gloria. >> well, how about a woman president? >> reporter: the words still the same as the original script 46 years ago. but tonight the punch lines taking on new relevance. >> a woman president? >> mr. jefferson, this may come as a big surprise to you, but women are much more oppressed than blacks. >> well, i don't see no ghetto for women. >> what do you call a kitchen? >> reporter: both shows were unafraid to tackle controversial issues. >> this show has many words in it that you would be fired for using on television today. >> what do you know about it, you dumb polock. >> race, religion, politics is never an easy conversation to have. >> reporter: the use of the n-word pushing the envelope then and now. >> you know damn well what it means. if you had been going at it inside of five minutes he'd be calling you [ bleep ]. >> it wasn't bleeped. it wasn't censored. she just said it. >> even when we've had

the other ones around him like trying to keep in character. >> keep it together. >> yeah. >> woody harrelson. to see them playing iconic characters and actors as well following behind that, and they're iconic themselves. it was definitely a tv event. >> and so many years later, the storylines still fitting so perfectly. which is incredible, but also kind of -- >> troubling. >> absolutely, absolutely. here we are and still -- >> it's why i often say when people talk about the progress, i also say, yes, 50 years ago really is not that long ago. >> no. >> people think that when they talk about post-racial world, a lot of those racial issues that were brought up in those scripts from 46 years ago and last night -- >> thinking about our parents and people -- >> they're still living. >> yes, and dealt with it. but this was amazing. so during "the jeffersons" reboot some familiar faces including jackee harry who costarred with marla gibbs on "227." gibbs, by the way, 87. she made a special appearance to reprise her role as the jeffersons' wise-cracking maid florence. and norman lear, who created th

. ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ guys like us, we had it made >> reporter: woody harrelson andar teaming up with jimmy kimmel to bring two of his shows back to primetime live and like any live show, this one had its live moments. >> so all -- all -- it's live. [ laughter ] everyone sitting at home just think their tv just messed up. >> reporter: using the original scripts with an all new all-star lineup. kerry washington and will ferrell as helen and tom willis ♪ we've got the sun in the morning and the moon at night ♪ >> well, how about a woman president? >> reporter: jennifer hudson hitting all the right notes during the live show. ♪ we're moving on up to the east side ♪ ♪ moving on up >> reporter: the night proving that some songs -- ♪ in the sky we're moving on up moving on up ♪ >> reporter: and some tv shows will always have a place on our tv screens. >> how come we overcame and nobody told me? >> reporter: and place in our hearts. ♪ those were the days >> fans going crazy for that surprise appearance of 87-year-old marla gibbs reprising her role of florence. >> she looked

. >> woody harrelson. >> marisa tomei. >> it's ellie kemper. >> reporter: all agreeing to revisit thely and by myself over and over again as a kid. we thought why not do it in a way that they've been doing these live musicals. take the original scripts, get a new cast of actors to play the parts and put it on the network live. >> reporter: original series creator norman lear getting right on board. >> he said, you know, who i'd love to play archie bunker which is really the hard to cast is woody harrelson. so i texted woody harrelson and said would you be interested and he texted immediately and said, yes. and from there i thought, you know who would be the best george jefferson is jamie foxx. >> reporter: the wives of the two most famously opinionated and loose lip characters in television history, marisa tomei as edith bunker and wanda sykes as louise "weezy" jefferson. >> i've had more fights with george in the last week than the past 25 years. >> reporter: while the shows may be best remembered for the laughs, their social impact also burned into collective memory tackling tough i

millions watching woody harrelson as archie bunker and marissa tomei as edith bunker. >> i'm so gladm the '70s. >> black people have arrived. they're here. >> i ain't letting them in! >> reporter: jamie foxx as george jefferson. and that moment on live tv last night that had everyone on the cast living. >> all -- all -- it's live. everyone sitting at home just think they tv just messed up. >> reporter: they were the best theme songs and it was a surprise appearance from jennifer hudson bringing it back. ♪ well we're movin on up ♪ to the east side ♪ to that deluxe apartment ♪ in the sky ♪ we're movin on up >> reporter: and there was that moment that connected the past to the presence. the surprise behind the door. marla gibbs returning as florence, with wanda sykes as weezy. >> the agency sent me. >> reporter: all of it a live experiment, in that studio and at home. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> so m fun. really so daring t do that livethk you for watching here le tonight. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> these are extraordinarily serious charge. >>

. >> jimmy: it's your cookie neighbor, woody harrelson. >> i was focussed on the character there, jimmy jimmy: woody is playing archie bunker, alongside marissa sew may. you're not going to wear that hat when you play archie, are you? >> no, sir. >> jimmy: marissa tomei is playing edith, bunker, wanda, you are playing louise jefferson alongside jamie foxx who is playing george jefferson, i have this all right? >> so far you do. >> jimmy: how's it going so far? does everybody know their lines? >> ah. >> no, we just kind of wing it a little bit, jimmy. >> they're just words on a page. >> yeah, we're trying to cut it down. >> jim burrow said feel impro advi improvise. >> jimmy: wanda you told me when i asked you to do this you started to cry, is that true? >> i really did. yes. yes. because i was so shocked that you didn't ask queen latifah first. [ laughter ] or did you? >> jimmy: she's very busy ruling over her subjects. now we had a little cast party, a dinner party at my house last night, and ellie, you were unable to make it to the cast party. >> it is my nightmare that this subject w

woody harrelson and marisa tomei will play archie and edith bunker.will play george and louise jefferson. every member of our cast is a killer. will ferrell, kerry washington, anthony anderson, ike barinholtz, ellie kemper, jackee harry, stephen tobolowsky, sean hayes, amber stevens west jovan adepo. and a couple of surprises too. the shows will be performed live in front of a studio audience tomorrow night at 8 p.m. here on abc. so gather the family to show them how it used to be done in the olden times. that's right. our first guest is one of the most popular movie and music stars ever. starting friday, he fills some large, pointy shoes in the new live-action version of "aladdin." please say hello to will smith ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: you know, you can't be too careful. it's cold and flu season. how you doin'? >> what's up, man? >> jimmy: you know, i watched "aladdin", with my two kids. my 4-year-old won't watch anything that isn't a cartoon. they loved it and we loved it. my wife said we're going to go see it again

woody harrelson and marisa tomei as archie and edith bunker, jamie foxx and wanda sykes and george ands kerry washington, ike barinholtz, anthony anderson, ellie kemper, jovan adepo, stephen tobolowsky, jackee harry, amber stevens west, sean hayes, will ferrell and some surprises, too. and it will all be live. if wo -- we screw up, that's it, we're screwed. that's wednesday night at 8:00 here on abc. long before jon snow traveled north, another jon helped to put appointment television on the map. he is an emmy and golden globe-winning actor whom you can see as an archangel named gabriel in "good omens" starting may 31st on amazon prime. please welcome jon hamm. >>> how's it going? >> jimmy: very good to see you. jon, i have to say, i don't know if you're aware of this, but you have a very powerful handshake. almost radodeo caliber powerful. >> i don't know where i got that from. my dad used to drive trucks. >> jimmy: did you watch "game of thrones"? >> i did. i mostly like the did you see the one with the bird scooter in the back? i stole that joke. >> jimmy: i missed the bird scooter.

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among the big stars taking part last night woody harrelson, marissa thome, jamie foxx, wanda sykes.ll live and the big surprise came at the end when marla gibbs reprised her role as florence. if you missed last night's show, you can stream it later today on abc.com. what a great moment, right? >> that is great. i love seeing that. i'm going to have to watch it this weekend. >> oh, yeah, me, too. it was a little past my bedtime yesterday. >> same. >> we'll watch. >> mike, it looks great. >> yes. you and i had that conversation that every time she showed up, she stole the scene. >> yes. so funny. >> she was great. now that i know she's there, definitely going to have to watch it, also. >>> a look from the east bay hills. you see the increasing may gray as we expected it coming in. but it will go away and will be mostly sunny and hazy this afternoon with seasonal temperatures. look for more of the same tomorrow. sunday is looking wetter and cooler and it will be dry and warmer, even some 80s showing up. today we have 73 to 76 in the south bay with san jose at 75. santa cruz cooler at 6

. >> woody harrelson and marisa tomei.gton, anthony anderson, ike barinholtz, ellie kemper. >> "all in the family" premiered in january of 1971. >> i suppose you're going to tell me the black man has had the same opportunity in this country as you? >> more, he's had more. i didn't have no million people marching and protesting to get me my job. >> no, his uncle got it for him. >> it was the biggest television show in america. you're talking about an audience of 60 million people every time they do a show. >> we're at the plaque on the norman lear building. >> reporter: we recently caught up with the legendary creator behind both iconic series. >> the only thing i knew to write about was what i saw around me. there's nothing that we did in "all in the family" or "the jeffersons" or any other show that wasn't going on. >> norman lear, when you look back at it, was a genius. a genius. because who would think to put this bigot on television and surround him with all of these characters who represent so much in our country. edi

. >> wanda sykes, jamie foxx, woody harrelson. >> so applicable to life today. >> it was so good. >>d business in paris. >> the singer unveiled her first fenty collection in the city of lights. >> she's now the first black woman to launch a new brand from scratch at lv image. >> fenty features everything from a $25 t-shirt to a $1,300 parka. rihanna says she wants to keep prices as accessible as possible. >> accessible to who? >> a t-shirt 200 something dollars? actually, i'm going to stop there. if you come for rhianna, she will come for you on twitter, and i can't have that. >> yes. >> plus i love her. >> right, we love rihanna. >>> one artist who is still doing music is ed sheeran. >> who wrote that being shady to rihanna? she will get back to the music when she's ready. >> i just told y'all i wasn't trying to come for her. >> and he came all the way for her, see. >> set me up. >> a setup. >> i didn't mean that, it's timeless, work work work work work. >> uh-huh. that's what she's doing. >> umbrella. >> ella, ella. >> we love you, girl. >>> so ed sheeran. he just released his late

woody harrelson was entered. they submitted a photo of a suspect with a mouth and eyes from another photo. essentially ever getting evidence. officers skip identification procedures and go straight to arresting someone on the basis of a facial recognition search. this was counter to common sense and to the department policies. these practices raise serious and the about accuracy innocence of the person arrested because of a face recognition search. defendants are left in the dark about all of this, often never told that facial recognition was used to help identify them. this is information that under our constitutional rights to due process must be turned over to the defense. it is not. for all these reasons, a moratorium on the use is both appropriate and necessary. it may be that we could establish common sense rules. uses that promote public safety and threaten our civil rights and liberties. this is too powerful, too pervasive, too acceptable to continue unchecked. thank you for your time. i look forward to a

he has assembled woody harrelson and marisa tomei will play archie bunker and edith bunker. burn on the grill took a whole lot of trying just to get up that hill ♪ ♪ now we're up in the big leagues getting our turn at bat ♪ ♪ as long as we live, it's you and me baby, ain't nothing wrong with that we are moving on up ♪ ♪ to the east side okay, we got a show to do! we have a show to do! we have a show to do, everyone! >> we're waiting for our musical episode of "black-ish" but, anthony, that was awesome. and now we have to go. [ applause ] >>> to our "gma" cover story, our cover story is about the bachelorette's big debut last night. hannah b. met the men trying to win her heart and knew how to make an entrance. abbie boudreau has all the details. >> hannah! >> reporter: from a fence jumper -- >> already jumping fences for me. >> reporter: -- to a special delivery. a fake baby. >> i wanted to give you a glimpse of what our future can look like together. >> reporter: even a farmer sing-a-long. >> with a bro-bro here. >> reporter: each eligible bachelor exiting the limo and hopi

family" and "the jeffersons" brought classic thought-provoking television to a new audience with woody harrelson. >> black people have arrived. they're here. >> i ain't letting them in. >> reporter: and jamie foxx slipping into the shoes of george jefferson with trademark swagger. >> so all -- all -- it's live. >> reporter: if you needed proof that the show was live -- >> everyone sitting at home think their tv just made up. >> reporter: after a mistake he made had the audience and the cast cracking up. [ cheers and applause ] behind the scenes the cast was jubilant, happy to be part of something so unique. >> no, i am not frodo from "lord of the rings." i'm frank lorenzo from "all in the family." >> "all in the family" and "the jeffersons" can't beat that. ♪ well we're movin' on up to the east side ♪ ♪ moving on up ♪ to that deluxe apartment in the sky ♪ >> reporter: the reenactment offered a few surprises including jennifer hudson belling out a special rendition of that other famous theme song. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> reporter: the broadcast quickly became one of the top trend