i made hamburgers with him once, and i can t say i did that with anyone else. we put a party together once, and we went shopping to the market with him. it was quite something to go to the market. was winning the globe the best moment of your career? one of the best moments, yeah. but there have been lots of good moments. i m thrilled to have had you on. is it over already? it s not possible. your next project is welcome to ny, i can t wait to see that. you can find dancing on the edge in february. it s been fabulous. thank you very much. we ll be right back.
her role on dancing on the edge. the audience was stunned a bit by her sort of scattered acceptance speech? i think it was 47 years ago, the hollywood foreign press gave me a promising nomination for the promising new comma! you ve nominated me about five times, i think. any way! oh! okay. scottish background to the front. i always wanted to do something for the bbc. i m sorry. i ve got to get this together. i wanted to thank the people who have given me joy and there have been many and the people who have given me [ bleep ]. i say like my mother, what did she say? she used to say, go to hell or
obviously the victims families want more answers. apparently and now that the whistleblowers have testified it does seem like more and more information is coming out every day on this. let s hope they get answers. alisyn: meanwhile, more to tell you about, overnight a standoff with a gunman holding three children in hostage in new jersey have finally ended. police say all three of those children are safe but the man barricaded himself after he repeatedly killed a woman and her child. a press conference is expected two hours from now. growing concern in a northern california town of lake port. hillside under the entire community is sinking. look at this house is dancing on the edge. so far eight homes had to be evacuated and ten others are in danger right now. we ve always loved it up here. it s just devastating.
on to any deal that doesn t have some kind of balance with revenues and spending cuts. but if you dig into the this as i spent 18 months doing and talked to the president, talked to the republicans, talked to speaker boehner, they all feel that they can get, you know, if they agree on something and they go out and stand before the microphones and the cameras and say, this is the deal, this is in the interest of the country in the long run, that people will swallow some of that dogma. but they never got to that point and so now we re dancing on the edge of a razor blade. as always, you re on the front edge of reality. we ll see you on the sunday show. bob woodward. the price of politics. the great bob woodward. when we return, let me finish with who s who? the man who s running for president without ever saying anything. ask tom dewey. he didn t quite make it to the white house, did he? he didn t say anything, either.
leader but biden can sit down with him and say, one for you, one for me, we re going to cut a deal. and what does mcconnell say? as long as you don t raise taxes, i ll go along with it. but you can never sell that, as you point out, to the pelosi party. 180 democrats are not going to sign any deal that doesn t have some kind of balance with revenue and spending cuts. but if you dig into this, as i spent 18 months doing, talked to the republicans, talked to speaker boehner, they all feel that they can get you know, if they agree on something, and they stand before the microphones and the cameras and say, this is the deal, this is in the interest of the country in the long run that people will swallow some of that dogma but they never got to that point. and so now we re dancing on the edge of the razor blade. i ll see you on sunday with