melody of woody guthrie. he knew the song because it was on a record that sold probably seven copies and was way out of print by the time he was around. >> ellen does this and other songs. this also gets to one of the things that is fascinating to both of these guys in particul particular. i believe you call it self invention. that neither one is what they wanted people to think they were. they grew up in comfortablep ino surroundings. both of them had this image of someone that was just barely scraping by that they grew up in comfort. >> bob dylan is robert zimmerman from a middle-class family inans northern minnesota and he went to the university of minnesota where he discovered woody guthrie and turned himself into the man. there's pictures of him posed exactly the same way. he just wanted to be woody guthrie because that is the was' truth. so, woodrow wilson guthrie was born in oklahoma to a guy that had played a lot of money by helpfully say this politely, trading with the indians is the nicest way to sa

thank you, woody. [cheers and applause] [cheering usa] [crowd chanting usa] president trump: woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in iwo jima. woody is the last surviving marine there received a medal of honor in world war ii. we honor you and salute you and thank you for what you've done for all of us. thank you, woody. we must protect the birth right of freedom that woody and of others have earned for us with their blood, sweat, tears, and their bravery. all across the country americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal -- make america great again. the stock market reached yet another all-time in history. all-time high today. boosting the retirement savings, hopefully of everybody , in the room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16-year low. but don't forget and i will never forget the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs that don't register on the unemployment rolls, because they gave up looking

so it's not enough that your daddy is woody guthrie. then you're hanging out and become best friends with pete seager year after year after year. >> i remember the first time i went to visit pete and his wife toshie, i was five or six years old. and we went out. we were living in queens at that time in new york. and we went out to their place. pete had built a log cabin on a high bluff over the hudson river. and i just said, whoa, this is like davey crockett stuff or something. you know? and so we got there. i was really excited. i remember my mom saying go play with the other kids. i was hanging out with his kids like any familiar lishgs you know? but over the years -- and i thinking maybe in the mid 60s to the late 60s that time. there were so many people out on the streets. so many things going on. and the war and change the lafrpg ray, all th lingerie and whatever it was and pete was always there. you could hear that banjo of his from blocks away. i remember walking through washington, d.c., and i could hear his banjo. and him, you

you had woody allen. anything you laughed at in the second half of the 20th century was provided by them. >> do you recognize this voice, al? >> hello, al. remember me? i used to encourage you. i helped you in those desperate years when you needed help so very much. i guided you, encouraged you, and did so much to mold your character and make you the person you are today. >> could i hear it again? >> your show of shows is now looked at by comedy mavens as one of the great early comedy shows if not the great early comedy sketch show, a precursor by many, many years of "saturday night live" and everything that followed. >> al, al, i wonder if you'd tell our audience exactly who this lady is. >> i don't know who she is, but it's all right with me. >> one of the fastest rising of these comic commentators is young woody allen. >> the telephone company has a service for emotionally disturbed types called dial a prayer. they have a number that you dial in you're an atheist. you don't hear anything on the other e

thank you, woody. [chanting u.s.a.] >> woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in iwo jima. [cheers] >> woody is the last surviving marine who received a medal of honor in world war ii. woody, tonight we honor you, we salute you, and we thank you for what you've done for all of us. thank you, woody. [cheers and applause] now, we must protect the birth right of freedom that patriots like jim and woody have earned for us with their blood, their sweat, their tears, their hard work, and their bravery. all across the country, americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal. make america great again. [cheers and applause] the stock market reached yet another all-time in history all-time high today. [cheers and applause] boosting the retirement savings, hopefully, of everybody in this room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16-year low. but, don't forget, and i will never forget, the millions and millions of people out there that wa

. >> yeah, by woody harrelson. >> seth: woody harrelson plays your father-in-law in this film. or your -- your girlfriend's father. >> my father-in-law to be. >> seth: father-in-law to be. >> yes. >> seth: you are a huge woody harrelson fan. >> yeah, it was nerve-racking. like, woody's one of those actors, that's just so unpredictable, and that's why we love him as an actor. >> seth: was he unpredictable to work with? >> yeah. i mean -- it's -- he's woody harrelson. >> seth: yeah. >> and i came into the movie. i'm like, my character in the movie is an outsider to the walls family. it's about jeanette walls and her life, and it's an extraordinary film. as her fiancee, i'm like -- you know, i come from the upper east side, new yorker. they're -- you know -- from there -- had just moved there from the adirondacks. so it's obviously a clear difference in lifestyles. and so i was an outsider in the film, as my character. and then coming in, and here's woody and brie. and i'm like, coming in to the last three weeks of filming. and you're like, "hey, man, how you doing?" and i'm suppo

thank you, woody. [cheers and applause] [chanting] usa! usa! usa! >> woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in iwo jima. woods is last surviving marine who received a medal of ho honor in world war ii, we honor you, salute and you we thank you for what you have done for all of us, thank you, woody. now we must protect the birth right of freedom that patriots like jim and woody have earned from us with their blood. their sweat, their tears, their hard work and their bravery, all across the country, americans are coming together with one simple goal, make america great again. [cheers and applause] the stock market reached another all-time, in history, all-time high today. boosting the retirement savings, hopefully of everyone in this room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16 year lo low. but don't forget, and i will never forget, the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs. they don't register on the unemployment roles, because they gave up looking for jobs. so i accept th

thank you, woody. [crowd chanting "usa!" president trump: woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions at iwo jima. we honor you and salute you for what you have done for all of us. thank you, woody. and now we must protect the birthright of freedom that patriots like jim and woody have won for us with their blood, this what, their tears, their hard work, and their bravery. all across the country, americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal -- make america great again. the stock market reached another all-time -- in history -- all time high today. boosting the retirement savings of hopefully everybody in this room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16 year low. but don't forget -- and i will never forget -- the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs that don't register on the unemployment rolls because they gave up looking for jobs. so, i except the number, but honestly, we all know there are millions of peop

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thank you, woody. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting usa] president trump: woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in iwo jima. he is the last surviving marine who received a medal of honor in world war ii. tonight, we honor you and salute you and done you for all you have for all of us. thank you, woody. [applause] president trump: we must protect the birthright of freedom that patriots like these men have earned for us with their blood, sweat, tears and bravery. all across the country, americans of every kind of coming together with one simple goal. make america great again. [applause] president trump: the stock market reached yet another all time in history. all time high today. boosting the retirement savings, hopefully, of everybody in this room eared bash this room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16-year low. but don't forget. i'll never forget the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs that don't register on the

thank you, woody. [cheers and applause] [cheering usa] [crowd chanting usa] president trump: woody received a medal of honor from president harry truman for his actions in irwojima. we honor you and salute you and thank you for what you've done for all of us. thank you, woody. we must protect them with their put, sweat tears, and bravery. all across the country americans of every kind are coming together with one simple goal. make america great again. the stock market reached yet another all time in history. all time high today. boosting at the retirement sav ings, hope any, of everybody in the room. have you all been helped? i think so. unemployment is at a 16-year low don't forget. i'll never forget the millions and millions of people out there that want jobs that don't register on the unemployment rolls, because they gave up look ing for jobs. so i accept the number, but honestly we all know there are millions of people out there that we love. the forgotten hen and women and they are looking for job

carl has two new books coming out, and rob has a pair of films, one starring woody harrelson. we're gr we're glad you joined us. i think you're in for a treat tonight because carl and rob reiner are coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> how fortunate am i and pleased to welcome two comedy legends to this program. carl reiner create the dick van dyke show and created films like "the jerk", with steve martin, but meathead in "all in the family" but went on to direct films like "harry met sally", and on and on. next week they will be honored with a hand and footprint at the chinese theater during tcm's classic film festival. mr. reiner and mr. reiner, it's nice to have you. >> as you mentioned, we are the first father and son to get together. kirk douglas and michael douglas have been, but they were separated. >> how cool is that? >> it's ridiculously cool. >> all i keep thinking is that people who are not knowing it, like my wife, who made this person. >> yeah. >> and my father and parents, i said they

why is dad doing woody's voice? first time i run the story in 6 weeks, and trying to get it right, figure out what is going on and how i feel about it. my background is in journalism and i tried to lay out the facts as much as possible and let the reader or viewer decide. they were both good and bad. >> it is powerful, and incredible story, the first experience, they felt the movie did justice to the book, my only problem is total issues at times they were developing nonfiction and fictional elements, sometimes with hollywood movies using fictional qualities to move the story along and some did stand out. heather: less then a minute left. i have not heard about this one. >> this filmmaker, taylor sheridan, wrote a film called hell or high water, phenomenal writer directing a movie starring elizabeth olson, a game tracker who teams up with an fbi agent to investigate the rape and murder of an 18-year-old girl, brutal story but very well done in the writing department. there is an editing choice in the film where they

and that has 32 leaves around the stone because of woody guthrie's lyrics. they're not just deportees, not anymore, and one of the beautiful things of this memorial headstone behind me is that we still included in the foundation the original of how it went from anonymity. all of the talks earned immigration today, all the rhetoric has become a vast sea of noise. some of it is of value, it creates a valuable dialogue, but a lot of it, especially today as we enter this new administration we start to hear everywhere the people in general we start to hear the rent up, the polar of us versus them, immigrants versus americans. and that rhetoric is out there. i feel like what gets lost in part of that is intentional. and those abstractions that i was mentioning and if you like this book really provides the opportunity for us to look through the rhetoric and cut through it and to just look at one situation, 28 mexicans, for american citizens, all crashed and all regardless of race, regardless of social status, regardless of spiritual belief or background, they all m

jennette, reflecting on her unconventional, sometimes difficult childhood, with her parent played by woody harrelson, and naomi watts. the author on hands for crucial details for the stars when it came to portraying her real life family. >> well, with jennette, we had unlimited access, which is really cool. she was very available at all time, there wasn't anything we could ask too small, too personal. >> the ultimate resource, you know? >> she wrote a great book. all of the details she gives you outside that far really helps kind of get your head around the character. >> the entire cast recognized a universal one about forgiveness and family. >> ended up becoming kind of an experience, for all of us, and we all bonded incredibly well from the get go. it feels ability zest recall, no matter what, we have all come from a family, whether weaver now or not, we come from some significant, you know, influences >> i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> also, britney spears had real big scare when audience member rushed the stage at her show in las vegas wednesday night. the cell ph

charles woody was last seen driving a blue toyota car in falls church. the license plate is cm woody. please call police if you see him. >>> today st. mary's county will take a stand against the opioid crisis. they'll announce several indictments against drug dealers. yesterday we spoke with one mother who lost her son to an opioid addiction. >> we think every day, what a gift he was, and how his death is going to help someone, somewhere, at some time, so that >> in maryland, there were 550 overdose deaths in the first three months of this year. up from 400 over the same period last year. >>> the prince george's county board of education will swear in a new board member. dr. donna wiseman replaces dr. beverly anderson. dr. wiseman is the former dean of the school of education at the university of maryland. the former board member resigned in june saying there was dysfunction within the board and the school system. >>> turning now overto virginia and loudoun county where we'll learn if there will be a bus driver crisis. a story we've been following for a

>> the other two were bill o'reilly, and woody fraser who was roger's right-hand man. i published or participated in a piece published earlier this week with mother jones about woody fraser. that was perhaps the most significant for my life, it was a quid pro quo arrangement where i believe i was denied contributorship because i wouldn't sleep with him. there's a lot of evidence, e-mail evidence, and other evidence from my journals, i am a meticulous journaler that indicates yeah, my career at fox was cut short because i wouldn't sleep with roger ailes's right-hand man. >> did you complain to anyone at fox? >> no, it was clear to me the culture at that time was different, it is not like it is now. i would have immediately been off air, had i complained, had i not made jokes and humor about it in order to deflect it which is a common strategy for people that experience sexual harassment. it was abundantly clear to me that i would have immediately been off air had i complained or reported anything. >> and i will caveat this by saying it is never a good idea, i do not sup

and woody harrelson as her father. kev had chance to sit down with the cast and the woman behind the story and joins us now. >> that scene gives you an idea of unconventional elements. >> and unexpect. >> very unexpected whole film like that puts through an idea of these moral things of being good and bad parents. therapy m their childhoods three kids obviously the parents played by woody harrelson and naomi wh what's. the kids in one not in school. it's a amazing how jeanette walls wrote this memoir, seven years in the best seller list as a memoir. i sat down with brie larson who plays the older version of jeanette walls in the film there are two younger actors playing her. i spoke to her about that connection she had with them but woody harrelson goes into this gray area as an actor in the film you find yourself wondering is he good or bad? he's doing very bad things. he's an alcoholic. does he some very terrible things as father but really does love his kids. >> as an actor he had to love that. being able to play th

i know woody is in london because he's shooting hans solo but why was brie larson in london? turns out, she was there to visit the star wars set. i have some pictures to show it. watch this. >> brie, are you shooting movie in london as well? >> no. i just like came here to hang with him. >> yeah. >> ton meet the cast of star wars. >> that's awesome. >> because i meet them. >> that's amazing. >> because i'm super nerdy. >> one thing i saw this movie with my wife and we were leaving the theater, and one of the things the discussions we were having was about good and bad parenting, and that i feel like this movie strikes an interesting balance you have this gray area, where her and i were having a discussion of like, is he a good father? >> were you can you talk about striking that balance where you kind of do feel bad at times even though he's doing bad things. >> well, yeah. i mean there's no question. there's things that he does that are not great. when he drinks, he's not the greatest guy. but i also did feel like he really loves his kids. he's just nuts about his kids. and

woody harrelson, i mean he's fun, right? >> me too, yeah. >> jimmy: isn't he great. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: you get to hang out with him at all off set? >> yes. yeah of course. well, we hang out a lot. i mean i've known him a while, and he's kind of just like a --like an awkward dad. [ laughter ] he's always like, trying to take photos of me, and they don't really turn out, and they're really embarrassing. >> jimmy: why? because he just doesn't know how? >> yeah, i think so. he doesn't really know technology -- he's a dad. you know. he doesn't really know technology that well. >> jimmy: does he have an iphone. >> i don't think so. maybe he has a really old, like flip phone. i don't know, but he always like bringing people together. like, you'll show up for dinner, and it's like oh, jennifer lawrence. oh, some guy he just met last night playing beer pong. [ light laughter ] you're like, okay. like, everything's the same. >> jimmy: he is fun that way, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. i want to show everyone a cl

-- woody guthrie, and he omitted verses because he wrote it during the mccarthy era. we were asked to write a song, like an american song, like old-school. we thought, well, we do not really want to. so we looked back at traditional folk songs and found "this land is your land or cut we saw sharon jones and the dap kings, and it was beautiful. we wanted to do it our own, a mexican funk version. feterasis is las ca singing "this land is your land." ♪ saidon the other side it nothing this land was made for you and me oh this land this land this land was made for you and me oh this land this land this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ ras inhat is las cafete our studios singing "this land is your land," one of the songs and "tastes like l.a." why did you name your albums that, and why is the cover a food truck? >> a lot of the places we play -- we do not fit in any specific l.a.- genre, we're so flavored, and that is the only way we would know how to describe it. cubia, punk, goth, and all of us come from so many different traditions and experiences. takano, mexican

here's kevin frazier. >> reporter: this week bree larson, woody harrelson and niomi watts star in the story based on a best selling memoirs the glass castle. >> this is as weird as it gets , kid. you learn from living. >> reporter: based on the memoirs by janet walls glass castle stars larson as grown up janet reflecting on her un conventional and sometimes difficult childhood with her parents played by woody harrelson and niomi watts. author was on hand to provide crucial details to the stars when it came to portraying her real life family. >> well, with janet, we had unlimited access which was really cool. so she was very available at all times to answer our questions and there wasn't anything that we could ask that was too small or personal >> the ultimate resource, you know, she obviously wrote a great book but all of the other details that she gives you outside of that really helps you kind of get your head around the character. >> reporter: entire cast recognized that janet's story is a universal one about forgiveness and family. >> it ended up becoming a cathartic experience fo

-- woody guthrie, and he omitted verses because he wrote it during the mccarthy era. we were asked to write a song, like an american song, like old-school. we thought, well, we do not really want to. so we looked back at traditional folk songs and found "this land is your land or cut we saw sharon jones and the dap kings, and it was beautiful. we wanted to do it our own, a mexican funk version. feterasis is las ca singing "this land is your land." ♪ saidon the other side it nothing this land was made for you and me oh this land this land this land was made for you and me oh this land this land this land was made for you and me ♪ ♪ ras inhat is las cafete our studios singing "this land is your land," one of the songs and "tastes like l.a." why did you name your albums that, and why is the cover a food truck? >> a lot of the places we play c l.a.- genre, we're so flavored, and that is the only way we would know how to describe it. cubia, punk, goth, and all of us come from so many different traditions and experiences. takano, mexican, but that just means you are m

allen and bill buckley from 1967 somebody asked woody allen are you surprised hamilton went to the wedding? what was that all about? reactor had dated johnson's daughter that she married chalk and apparently hamilton was invited and was there he just said all i want to know will he announce his impeachment to is that are not? paths that lead said that if the dealer at that wedding?. >>cspan: did you not escort her down the aisle?. >> i did. i was in the military. >> speaking of moments in history i did not know what that crack was about but that was that wedding and she was very much in the news she was a sensation but did she grew discontent and then defected back to the soviet union in 1984 immediately regretted and wanted to leave almost as soon as she got there luckily gorbachev rose to power after 80 months what turn out she landed in chicago and then a very turbulent life more difficult than most as i argued my book i think a great mislaid it her if she told the truth to have a rebellion of conscience. >>cspan: she died in wisconsin. >> a nursing home. >>cspan: soldier far was one of

woody harrelson, i mean he's fun, right? >> me too, yeah. >> jimmy: isn't he great. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: you get to hang out with him at all off set? >> yes. yeah of course. well, we hang out a lot. i mean i've known him a while, and he's kind of just like a --like an awkward dad. [ laughter ] he's always like, trying to take photos of me, t don't really turn out, and they're really embarrassing. >> jimmy: why? because he just doesn't know how? >> yeah, i think so. he doesn't really know technology -- he's a dad. you know. he doesn't really know technology that well. >> jimmy: does he have an iphone. >> i don't think so. maybe he has a really old, like flip phone. i don't know, but he always like bringing people together. like, you'll show up for dinner, and it's like oh, jennifer lawrence. oh, some guy he just met last night playing beer pong. [ light laughter ] you're like, okay. like, everything's the same. >> jimmy: he is fun that way, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, that's great. i want to show everyone a clip of b

ademÁs de estrenarse como diseÑadora de carteras, serÁ una de las nuevas protagonista del nuevo filme de woody allen. se sabe que yo justin timberlake serÁ parte del reparto. y jennifer lÓpez publicó mostrando gustÓ bastante pronunciado, lo que ha dejado preguntÁndose si el paso por el quirÓfano o estÁ embarazada. la segunda foto es del prometido de ricky martin, quien fue atacado por sus seguidores, lo acusaron de tener la lengua sucia y no lavarse los dientes. ♪ ♪ ilia: continuamos en tu barrio, vamos a pasar con julio que tiene una entrevista importante. julio: ven, joel, aquÍ en medio de las personas es un doberman con problema de tiroides. estÁ bellÍsimo, cuentame de este hermoso programa, artista, mÚsica, cena. >> de todo lo que trae philadelphia, los latinos nos unimos, maluma, daddy yankee, don omar, entrevistas, de todo. >> boletos gratis para ver a shakira. julio: se tuviera entrevistar a un personaje, cuÁl serÍa la pregunta indiscreta. >> si pudiese mezclar las tres cualidades de diferentes personalidades. si pudieran combinar en una licuadora tres cualidades fÍsic

>> you know woody didn't just capture the way he look it was erie. the degree he captured his personality i talked to him couple of times. he studied a tape. i thought he'd be good. i was completely unprepare how fantastic he was. i was on the set, and i was watching the scene in which brie larson who plays me is telling wood doo who plays my father she's living west virginia, and the first time i saw it oh, my god i started tripling. i started crying he had the body language down. then they did it on script on the first take they went off script. and woody started saying things that my father had said that i hadn't told him. that's how good he was. that is the degree to which he went inside this man's head. i asked him. how could you do that? how did you know these things? he said i studied the tape and i stopped stitt studying. i didn't want to impersonate i wanted to become him he kind of did. >> the book and now the movie detail about how you grew up in those early years and then you eventually left you went to new york and started this wonderful

actually, you could take that back to woody allen's "take the money and run." >> woody allen's ruddles with eric idle was a mock yumtry that was a precursor. >> but "spinal tap" game the success. mox yumtry is in television. the herky-jerky camera that we see on "modern family." >> his stuff is specific. >> it's in the crate. >> the fact it was improvised, that became a style of story telling. ♪ midnight at the oasis." >> anytime you introduce something that is e teffective nothing like everything else. >> really good. >> that's when you get something revolutiona revolutionary. ♪ like a surgeon frx c cutting for the very first time ♪ >> i thought that rock 'n' roll should be fun. that's why it's healthy for me to sometimes prick the bubble of pretentiousness that previds in the industry. ♪ i love rocky road ♪ have another triple coat with me ♪ >> i give myself guidelines and pammer thes. it needs to be funny, when people aren't familiar with the original source sterilmaterial. i'm dealing with a mainstream song and how can i make that strange? ♪ eat it eat it ♪ ♪ open

>> woody introduced brie, j-law, and emma. >> >> now there's a group text message. >> i want to get into that group. >> no, you >>> right now at@online an >>> check out david and victoria beckham's kids front and center as mom and dad oppose in the background with jesse tyler ferguson. >> david and victoria getting major parents points there. what's it like being part of this famous family? we look at growing up beckham. >> me and my wife, we are very hands on. our family, our children always come first. simple as that. >> how would you best describe growing up beckham? >> i feel like it has ups and downs. i feel like i get opportunities most kids don't get, but i can't go out party. i have to, like, work. >> yeah, actually all those beckham boys are working. brooklyn is a photographer who just put out his first book. romeo got paid $58,000 for one day of work. cruz is a bieber in the making. he just put out his first music video. >> those boys, but then the little girl comes into the mix and sweetens up everything. >> the proud parents post everything about media, but there's a downside

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. >>> tiger woodies keeping busy during his hiatus from golf, he posted this to his twitter page. he said nothing like free diving with the kid, for lobster at albany. albany as in like the bohamas. i was like wait, in new york. wood was arrested on suspicion of dui back in may, and trying to get back there right now. >> wow. >> lobsters. >> i'm glad you cleared up that whole new york. >> really confusing. >> yes, appreciate it. >> that will do it for us here in the studio, more summer fest funnies here for you but first fun facts, beach tags for both avalon and stone harbor are receptacle. they can be used interchange ably on beaches in both towns, just so you know, talk about teamwork. >>> speaking of the beach a live look at 80th street where we have lots of fun planned when we come right back, stay with us everyone. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone f

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," starring peter o'toole and woody allen. it's a hit. dozens more follow, including "hotel paradiso" and "the secret of my success." >> the movie posters started really setting his career off. >> next thing you know, frank is creating a new world of barbarians, blades, and babes -- many we wouldn't think of airing on a family program. >> he brought the sex and violence of the pulps of his youth to a whole new level. >> the most bruising fight, however, won't be fought on frank's canvases, but over them. how bad did it get? >> this whole story, it brings back a lot of bad memories. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question... the answer after the break. ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. ♪ the great beauty of owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and thi

. >> reporter: damian woody was an offensive lineman for the new york patriots and the new york jets. >> i think from the players' perspective a lot of players are i think shocked by the fact it's six games. considering that ezekiel elliott hadn't been convicted of a crime as far as domestic violence is erncco conducted its own investigation and said they found that credible evidence establishes that on multiple occasions elliott used physical force against her, resulting in her injury, including on one occasion injuries to her face, arms, wrist, and hands. >> when you hear what ezekiel liott did, it is incredibly troubling. at least three times hitting his girlfriend, hitting all over her body over and over again. this is the kind of thing you that just scratch your head and you say how is this possible this man could do this one night and then anotheright and then another night? >> reporter: in the letter to elliott the nfl also pointed to an incident in march of 2017 captured ony tmz sports where elliott appears to pull down the shirt and grab a woman's breast at a st. patrick's da

small woodies expected to play thursday against the, dolphins >>> more on the eagles tonight on "action news" sports sunday mike missanelli will join me as always from the studio coming up at 11:45, tonight. >>> jordan matthews is, still trying to get over the fact that he was traded from the eagles. now bills receiver said it is hard and the emotions will always be there because of the friendships he made with carson cents and others. matthews who missed his home coming thursday night because of that chest injury said he expects to be ready come was week one of the regular season for buffalo but sounds like wow much rather than playing in philadelphia for the eagles . >> you know, it is something that was real, you know, those are real friend i had. we were real good friends. it is something that i have to get over and kind of, you know , move on from but i follow those guys all the time i will still text them and wish them luck on the season. >> matthews is a true pro. >>> yes, this phillies season is a giant disappointment but there is one thing to be excited about right now reese ho

i'm if president trump is right and talk is not the answer for north korea woodies. it really needs to be a combination of different instruments of national power. operating in the integrated comprehensive policy. in a way the president stating the obvious we've had eight international agreements with north korea all have failed we've had. twenty five years of attempts at diplomacy with many different. iterations. and all of those have failed so we do need to ensure we have a greater pressure on north korea. a fuller enforcement of u. s. law which we've been pulling our punches on. a coordination with our allies to the strong military to deter defend it if necessary defeat any threat. that but we do need to leave the door open for diplomacy case. as the case with the iran nuclear deal we can use pressure to get north korea to the table in a meaningful way. how confusing is the message coming from washington right now because you have the president talking fire and fury? and then his defense secretary and to secretary of state talking about diplomacy and and talks. we