woody what's your my motivation is to keep getting better i don't compare myself to others i just want to improve myself in the. very same. scripture kind of work and see you in a way there's no upper limit to fitness you can always get fitter and that logic can perpetuate itself into infinity and one and hope you. can soak all the work i do on my body pays off copious cabinets headwall i think there was a time when natural beauty was more desirable but it seems like we departed from that a long time ago i mean again it's weird when these days we prefer to acknowledge people who have invested a lot of work maybe even had an operation or have stuck to a strict diet and exercise the last of us who have monitored and measured and worked hard on themselves to help. me it's all about pride i go up there in my high heels you're standing there you've worked hard for this moment and now you get to show it off to meet it's a moment of pure happiness. i do so many angels and. this people of the extreme i have to admit without a trace of envy that some people achieve really impressive results wit

what happened. yesterday there were about. more than seventy five employees who walked out and they want to rockefeller center pro testing this- the more that they were going to publish- in april on woody allen so what is the controversy behind. it this is the same publishing group that published batch and killed by ronan farrow. into nineteen- this book is about the me too movement and- has all the cues his estranged father of. abusing his daughter dylan farrow back t the night is in wr withth the. i should have went o twitter saying that he was disappointed to learn that they would publish this memoir- and that they had concealed this decision from him and his employees while they were working on the book. and he said that he could not he he said he would cut ties with the publishing company- since you cannot work with them i in good conscious. there havee alreadydy been that reactions to the cancellation of the of this memoir with this twitter user saying i believe in due process i get that woody allen was not convicted of any thing. but this isn't about guilt or innocence i just really believe that in order to be a good publishing partner you up it they running. it's take or pass o

disappointed to learn through press reports that shit my publisher acquired woody allen's memoir off to other major publishers refused to do so what you do not function the woody allen book my sister has never been contacted to respond to any denial or mischaracterization of the abuse she suffered at the hands of wood. now there have been 2 criminal investigations into woody allen and no charges have been brought against him but over the course of 2 decades he has received 8 oscar nominations as well as one of those prestigious gold statues well the me too movement has taken the shine off of his success now some celebrities at this point are worried that cancel culture has gone a little bit too far the hatchett decision to drop the what do you alan book makes me very uneasy it's not him i don't give a damn about mr allen it's who gets muzzled next that worries me i'm always afraid when the mob however small and well read exercise its power without any count ability process or address the tritons me much more than the prospect of woody allen so to biography hits in the bookstores when he ellen is not the only celebrity to have rece

>> alexa, what kind of doll is woody from "toy story" >> jimmy: alexa, what kind of doll is woody from: yes! for the win, tina fey, that was worth 10,000 points. you are the champ of "ask robot. i love you, bud. ♪ oh, my gosh. it's playing music this is crazy. >> don't fear the reaper >> jimmy: oh, my god this is weird, right all right. hey, pal, i'll talk to you - i'll talk to you later this week thank you so much. i appreciate it. bye, buddy >> bye, pal. ♪ that's why lincoln offers complimentary pickup and delivery servicing. we'll pick up your vehicle and leave you with a lincoln loaner and the peace of mind that helps you focus on what matters most. that's the power of sanctuary. and for a little extra help, you can now purchase a new lincoln remotely, and defer payment for up to 120 days. you can now purchase a new lincoln remotely, musi♪ ladies and gentlemen shadow (featuring de la soul) ♪ get ready, y'all ♪ get ready ♪ ready ♪ set ♪ jump to the rhythm as hard as you can go ♪ ♪ keep it steady ♪ steady, ♪ to the letter, ♪ right? ♪ turn it up, we giving a show hey hey hey, what'd i

what is a general reputation of woody allen in hollywood ?woody allen in hollywood? in some senses, it feels that he's faced so much scrutiny, especially in this me to movement. since his last, it wasn't release tears, just overseas. many actors have come out, but just like we've overseas. many actors have come out, butjust like we've seen with roman polanski, there are some who still stand by woody allen. i think they will still stand by him today with it not being published because there's a lwa ys being published because there's always the option that he could self publish this book. but i think it's a mixture in hollywood as we've seen with some cases. i use roman polanski as an example because he just polanski as an example because hejust won a polanski as an example because he just won a best director award at a french festival. despite allegations coming at someone, he might still be honoured both in hollywood and overseas. interesting at that festival in france. lots of the actors got up and walked out when polanski was given the awar

woody out of the theater, we will do that. one picture. bring the dog over, let's get that picture really quick. the rest of you keep your seats. >> what is his name? >> sergeant rusty banks. mr. williams: all right sergeant. >> once woody gets this picture, we need to get him out so he can go sit down for a few minutes. we have all been able to sit and he has been up for a long time. you will keep your seats while we get him upstairs so he can take a rest and then exit the theater after that? [applause] >> this is american history tv, featuring events, interviews, archival films and visits to college classrooms, museums, and historical museums, exploring our nation's past weekend on c-span-3. this weekend, american history tv is joining our spectrum cable partners to showcase the history of san antonio, texas. to watch more you on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. we continue now with our look at the history of san antonio. ♪

films focused on african stories now and has the correct idea of perfect timing but jason's out what he's in woodyrelson is taking over one of the lead roles in the man from toronto. stay that have been in talks to star with kevin hart in the action comedy about a deadly assassin and a perpetual bundler who are mistaken for each other filming is set to start this spring with a planned release date of november 20th in hollywood, i'm david daniel well that sounds like it's going to be interest say let's head outside and take a little peek of the bay bridge toll plaza traffic light and quiet. no problems into san francisco. >>and if you're about to step out well temperatures are cool to mild outside your door so depends on where you are like in the north bay were in the 40's 42 in napa 44 in santa rosa. right here in oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a mild 50 to 52 in san jose and 49 in redwood city little foggy out there as well we saw in covering the golden gate, but your afternoon looks decent we'll have your full at cracker barrel you'll always feel right at home, with favorites like ou

woody out of the theater, we will do that. one picture. bring the dog over, let's get that picture really quick. .he rest of you keep your seats >> what is his name? sergeant rusty banks. mr. williams: all right sergeant. woody gets this picture, we need to get him out so he can go sit down for a few minutes. we have all been able to say, he has been up for a long time. you will keep your seats while we get him upstairs so he can take a rest and then exit the theater after that? >> you are watching american on c-span3. >> this sunday, justin driver talks about the southern manifesto, a document written by congressional members that opposed the supreme court 1954 brown v. board of education statement that ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional. here is the preview. >> what was the southern manifesto? >> when people take about it today, it is shrouded in mythology. we think of segregationists as temporarily having taken leave of their senses and that the screedn manifesto is a that sounds like a latter-day rebel yell. the manifestog and its signatories, commentators say it was driven by fear, anger and mental illness. just about a

controversial authors however after their own employees staged a walkout they caved so what's the issue at hand allegations that woody allen molested his daughter and alan has denied these allegations for decades backing this up is ronan farrow woody allen 8 the son who happens to also be amy to pioneer and a nother client of hatchet. i was disappointed to learn through press reports that hatchett my publisher acquired woody allen's memoir off to other major publishers refused to do so do not function the woody allen book my sister has never been contacted to respond to any denial or mischaracterization of the abuse she suffered at the hands of. now there have been 2 criminal investigations into woody allen and no charges have been brought against him but over the course of 2 decades he has received 8 oscar nominations as well as one of those prestigious gold statues well the me too movement has taken the shine off of his success now some celebrities at this point are worried that cancel culture has gone a little bit too far the hatchett decision to drop the what do you know and book makes me very uneasy it's not him

so i'm sure woody will share his story with you. i don't need to tell you what he's going to tell you. so without further ado, woody williams. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you for that nice welcome. wow. thank all of you for coming today. i don't know that i've ever spoken to a larger group than we have here today. so thank you. today is a day important in my life. i don't know that it's any more important than the 70th or the 73rd when we had an opportunity to go back to iwo jima for a visit. it naturally brought back a lot of memories. some good, some bad. but i am very humbled to stand before you today. i'm grateful for the opportunity of sharing with you some of my thoughts. 75 years ago, at this moment in time, thousands of marines and navy corpsmen were lying their life on the line to capture a very small piece of ground that we now know as iwo jima. most of us who were involved wondered why so many marines were there to capture this very small piece of rock. we didn't know its significance at the time. i'm sure that those in c

woody is a farmboy from quiet dale, west virginia. kind of a juxtaposition of what he went into the muck coming from a place named quietville. he was born in 1923. he received the medal of honor. he was a young man when he received the medal of honor. i am sure he will share his story with you. i don't need to tell you what he will tell you. without further ado, woody williams. [applause] mr. williams: thank you. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you for that nice welcome. wow. thank all of you for coming today. i don't know that i have ever spoken to a larger group than we have here today. so thank you. today is a day important in my life. i don't know that it is anymore important than the 70th or 73rd when we had an opportunity to go back to iwo jima for a visit. it naturally brought back a lot of memories, some good and some bad. but i am very humbled to stand before you today. i am grateful for the opportunity of sharing with you some of my thoughts. 75 years ago, at this moment in time, thousands of marines and navy corpsmen were lying their their lives on

difficult decision and i'm not defending the movie director, i don't know what happened 3 decades ago except that he was never charged. woodyho recently lost a movie deal with amazon is radioactive. still to come corona virus coverage has for become a constant present in our lives, are we (janine) i used to be a little cranky. dealing with our finances really haunted me. thankfully, i got quickbooks, and a live bookkeeper's helping customize it for our business. (live bookkeeper) you're all set up! (janine) great! (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. howie: the media nonstop coverage of coronavirus. >> i think the 3.4% is really false number. now, this is just my hunch. i would say the number is way under 1%. >> we need truth, we need facts and we need testing and donald trump should take the next month in golf while someone else handles it. >> the president said he had it under control and he doesn't. apparently there's no cure for the president's viral lack of veracity. howie: we are back with gillian turner, more criticism after the president was at center of disease control. he doesn't wa

difficult decision and i'm not defending the movie director, i don't know what happened 3 decades ago except that he was never charged. woodyho recently lost a movie deal with amazon is radioactive. still to come corona virus coverage has for become a constant present in our lives, are we starting to scare people? saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and get notifications when the game's about to start, with the xfinity sports zon

i'm going to read into quoted, "the decision to drop the woody allen book is making me uneasy, it's not him, it is who gets muddled next is what in this situation it was a sneaky move, apparently it was secret from ronan farrow when he was finalising his book. i think it's a bit of a publicity stunt to do both though i don't want to do both though i don't want to see this book not published, andi to see this book not published, and i think it's awkward to habitat the same company. could it be either financial decision by the publisher if they have to choose between ronan farrow, a young up—and—coming author with decades ahead of him, and woody allen, the choice is simple, to keep ronan farrow, is that right? absolutely, and i think last year there were no new york times reported four publishing companies rejected woody allen's potential bug, so it's not like his book is necessarily going to sell the ronan farrow‘s does and they already have a winner in farrow, so financial motives are certainly a part of this. many authors have had questionable and even worse private lives but their works are still published, is there a danger

leland: publishing company killing deal with woody allen, we will tell you why and what his son has toto become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. leland: publishing company hatchet book groups is dropping woody allen's memoir to go on sale next month after employee staged a walkout on friday on protest. allen's estranged son is cutting ties with hatchet who published book catch and kill. i'm grateful to all the employees an authors who spoke up and to the company for listening. there's two ways to look at this, right, one is farrell as son who needs enemies and the other way to look at it that you talked about if your son is able willing to say this about you, it must be pretty bad. gillian: like maybe marry your daughter, that's pretty bad. there's controversy in fairfax, virginia of who should be able to speak about school subject, correspondent doug has details, take a look. >> i'm dr. franklin, what have you given us? >> a republic if you can keep it. >> dc appellate judge is authority on

what do i want. he's a crusty guy but god bless him. >> if you could, we showed a brief clip of woody williams to start this segment. can you tell us the rest of his story? >> his story as far as the citation, medal of honor? >> please. >> so, you know, he's in a position as an nco, as a corporal at iwo jima where the last thing you want to do is get held up in a position under enemy fire. once the enemy pins you down you have to be able to break the enemy's momentum and sometimes it takes the actions of one individual marine. being his position, his stature as a small unit leader he knows that pressure is on him. he has got to pick up and move forward, getting his marines out from underneath that enemy fire. and what he'll do is make several very daring designates and charges at enemy positions. machine gun positions. machine gun positions that are encased in concrete that we'll call pill boxes. he'll do that with small arms, with a pistol and rifle, he'll do it a flame lower the. at one point he's able to reach a pill box and stick the nuzzle of his weapon inside the pill box while it's firing at him

woody allen who has always denied the abuse. the new chancellor rishi sunak is due to hold his first budget this week with all eyes on what measuresg of the so—called "tampon tax" from january next year. five percent vat is currently added to female sanitary products under eu rules. the treasury says removing the levy will make a pack of 20 tampons 7 pence cheaper, with 5 pence coming off the cost of 12 sanitary pads. since 2015, women in the uk have paid around 62 million pounds in tax on sanitary products, most of which is passed on by the government to charities. our political correspondent jonathan blake is here. first of all, on that tampon tax, doesn't seem like a huge amount to come off each packet but it is something a lot of people have campaigned on. yes, there has been calls on yours for this vat to be removed. as you say, it's only a saving of a few pence on each but campaigners argue that so many women suffer what they call period property and cannot afford to buy these products, and adding that tax is simply making it more difficult for them, so this is a long planned move which is now because of eu rule, and the mem

what has been taken from anas. 0rla guerin, bbc news, idlib. the french publisher hachette has cancelled plans to publish a memoir by the 0scar—winning film—maker woodyiary staged a walkout in protest at its plans. the director of annie hall and manhattan has long been accused of molesting his adoptive daughter in the ‘90s, when she was seven. lengthy investigations have cleared woody allen, who has always denied the abuse. the former brazilian football star ronaldinho and his brother are being detained in paraguay, accused of using fake passports to enter the country. the paraguayan authorities said the false documents were discovered in a police raid on a hotel in the capital asuncion on wednesday. the world cup winner had been staying there while promoting a book. both men deny any wrongdoing. tim vickeryjoins me now, an expert, the expert, i should say, in south american football. famous footballers sometimes get themselves into scrapes and this one seems particularly unusual? embarrassing, bizarre, absolutely stupid and it seems to make no sense whatsoever. ronaldhino doesn't need a passport to go to paraguay. a few months back, he had problems

woody. khurana doesn't expect the state to do anything about her plight she hopes that when her son marries he'll tell his wife not to have a hysterectomy and she says that if she knew then what she knows now she'd never of had the operation. they break gender barriers in sports give unsung heroine a voice. and help others become more independent as one part in our impact series we meet entrepreneurs human rights activists and bloggers fighting injustice and to be loose in their society. people making an impact people making a difference. with no parents or be no humans on the planet why is this add to. because we have culture and we have culture that have for whatever reason taught us that this is an embarrassing part of life which is strange because there's one of the most miraculous pieces of our biology. course a map to help women facing understand what is going on in their body in contract when your period is there you can track pains and mood swings and sexual to this and many other things that are all scientifically related to the cycle and then what you get back is projections we can see what's coming up the next couple of days you can start seeing correlations across

. >> reporter: a person can find what really matters up here, said mike hodnett and woody depew. so far from the raucous urban world are weekends steeped in the peace and beauty of a natural cathedral. >> we'd ride our mountain bikes, go sit in the river, hike, go rappelling. >> most of the time you're just -- you're out there by yourself. and you make your own rules. >> reporter: and at night? >> you can go up to the top of the mountain and you can see a lot of stars you didn't know were there. >> reporter: but down the sides of the mountain, under a thick canopy of leaves -- >> many, many nights it's just pitch black. >> reporter: this is the place, these are the conditions that california prosecutor lisette suder needed to understand. it was september, 26th 1999, one of those pitch black nights, the night mike and woody lived through one of the strangest experiences of their lives. mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire. and both, same moment, were suddenly startled awake. >> i was sleeping in my tent and i heard somebody shouting from the road a

what we're doing. we're grateful to be joined by commander of the u.s. fleet forces, admiral christopher gradey and commander of the u.s. second fleet, vice admiral, woodyis. thank you for being here. we appreciate it very much. as we gather today, our country is at war with an invisible enemy. we are marshalling the full power of the american nation, economic, scientific, medical and military, to vanquish the virus and we will do that. today i'm here to express my profound gratitude to the dedicated service members who will soon be on the front lines of this fight. in a few moments, the crew of the navy hospital ship usns comfort which is really something will embark for new york city where they will join the ranks of tens of thousands of amazing doctors, nurses, and medical professionals who are battling to save american lives. this great ship behind me is a 70,000-ton message of hope and solidarity to the incredible people of new york, a place i know very well, a place i love. we're here for you. we're fighting for you and we are with you all the way and we always will be. you have the unwavering support of the entire nation, the entire government an

what i want to do. god bless him. thank you. >> thank you for your phone call. edward nevgloski, we showed a at the start of the segment a video clip of woody williams. can you tell the rest of the story? >> as far as the citation, his medal of honor? >> please. >> he is in a position as an nco, a corporal at iwo jima, where the last thing you want to do is get held up in a position under enemy fire peered once the enemy pins you down, you have to be able to break the enemy's momentum there and sometimes it takes the actions of one individual marine. being his position and stature as a small unit leader, he knows that that pressure is on him. he has got to pick up and move forward, getting his marines out from underneath the enemy fire. what he will do is make several very daring decisions and charges at enemy positions. machine gun positions. machine gun positions that are encased in concrete and he will do that with small arms, with a rifle, with a flamethrower. at one point he is able to reach a pill box and stick his weapon inside the pillbox while the machine gun is still firing at him. he also has machine guns at different angles, dif

woody lewis from the u.s. second fleet talk about the ever increasing number of submarines, admiral davis saying his requirement is met by slightly only 50% of what i've asked for. again, this budget fails the test in terms of a national defense strategy which is focused on a near. commander firscompetitors.you dt like this anytime soon. just for the record, we are 52 attack submarines today with the retirement of los angeles class submarines which will accelerate over the next four or five years, that fleet will shrink to 44 subs. your budget keeps us in that trough into the 20 and 30s. again, a devic defines any anals with the defense strategy. based on the activities that we are seeing from china and russia, thank goodness the admiral and his unfunded budget priorities, number one on his list which he submitted a couple of days ago is to restore the virginia class the morning so we at least get out of this trough which we will be contending throughout the 2020s and we can get closer to the goal of a 355 ship navy. mr. o'rourke's report which had asked to be in the record make it crystal clear that you are projecting out over the next five year