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and then that's when i met clint.home used to say, "you don't meet clint unless they really think you're hopeless." well, they were wrong, weren't they? i'm not so sure about that. i don't regret what i did, amy. i'd do it again if i had to. [mallory and tara laughing] mallory: hey! oh! you should go. you don't have to say anything, amy. ty. [clattering within] go, before they completely destroy the cabin. you know, for what it's worth, i, uh... i'm really glad that clint brought you here. good night. [firewood crackling] shh! [laughing] you shh! [both laughing] [sighs] [owl hoots] tara: i have never seen anything so beautiful in my entire life, except maybe ty borden. i kissed him once. shut up! you and ty macked out? well, it was kind of impulsive, and he didn't really kiss back, so it didn't really count. oh, it counts. you are, like, my new hero. you must have some serious mojo. mallory mojo. ha ha ha! what about you and badger? i like badger... but i don't know. it's hard to know where he's at. he, like, never ta

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edgar hoover, the film directed by clint eastwood.zer says the creator of the fbi drew him in. >> i'm fascinated with characters that have a lot of power. >> for the young man in the 1930s to an elderly hoover in the 1960s, what was it like to see that transformation. >> he was amazing. he would sit there for eight hours with the prostoretic. >> he tried to take jfk and his brother. >> he lasted through six presidents and he was able to do that because he always had information on them, files on the presidents. >> this is new footage from the top-secret movie. >> private information on someone in power. >> he said that clint was the perfect man to direct this movie. >> j. edgar is just the latest achievement for clint eastwood. we're turning our spotlight on california to the oscar winners' hometown of carmel. >> do i feel lucky? >> well, do you? >> clint eastwood's role as dirty harry was set in the city of new york. >> i started living here in the '60s. it's right in wean. it's not too far from los angeles and san francisco. and, ye

bowyer, clint bowyer pushing burton, passes the teammates.inish, he holds him off through the checkered flag. and pga, incredible story at the children's medical network, hospital classic, luke donald with a long putt. his sixth straight. shot a 64, came from five shots back to win. beating out justin leonard by a couple of strokes, in doing so he ends up number one on the pga tour with 6.6 in earnings, 49ers off this week, enjoying their five and one start, jim harbaugh changed the atmosphere in the locker room. >> you don't have -- you don't have all the pro bowls, you just got guys that are hungry to win. they have been losing around here, i've been a part of a losing program the last couple of years. everybody is just hungry to win, it is all according, working every day to get better. >> much more from the 49ers' top free agent pickup. carlos rogers, kim kora in the locker room, she has the scoop at 1130. it was not pretty. and i think it was unusual, the perfect storm. mcfadden didn't play, janikowski was hurt, campbell was hurt, and th

. >>> and plus, vice president clint eastwood?out which president was actually considering him to join the ticket >>> and the major showdown between occupied pro terses and nypd avoided at least for now. neil cavuto has the story >> reporter: a major clash for occupy wall street stopped for now. they have been living in the park for upward of a month. but occupy is not the only rallying thing on wall street. the stocks are, too. nasdaq and dow up at least 6%. americans trying to get their hands on the new iphone 4s. apple is expected to sell 4 million of these babies just over this weekend. that is music to apple's stockholders. apple shares up 3% on friday. >>> the new iphones asigh, the holiday season may be more about savings than splurging. a new poll found that a whopping 87% of americans plan to plan the same or even less this year compared to last year. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.  >>> some stunning revelation about the presidency of george h. w. bush. the oral story is now available for all to hear. on

bush 41 was a clint eastwood fan.s as well remembered for that "read my lips" quote as eastwood himself, but what we didn't know until today was the bush team, at least briefly, considered clint eastwood for v.p., before choosing dan quayle instead. this info has been found in an oral history recording of james baker. in it baker says eastwood's name was thrown out at a meeting when bush was 18 points down. eastwood was a republican mayor of carmel, california. baker says the idea as he put it was "shot down pretty quick." >>> tough economic times for city and state governments are ushering in budget cuts in places no one would have expected just a few years back. beyond laying off teachers, firefighters and other city workers, some communities really are going to extremes. our report tonight from nbc's kerry sanders. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: it's a sign of the times, doing more with less and in some cases doing less with less. in waconda and irene, south dakota, school is four days a week a cost-cutting move to

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at the time, clint eastwood was the maker of carmel. bush said he thought the actor turned politician could help him beat michael dukakis. eastwood said he was surprised to hear he was even considered. >> i didn't know anything about it. tho though, they missed a great opportunity. when i was mayor of carmel, several people, bob dole and people like that, a lot of other politicians from both parties came by and thought i was going to get involved. i guess because our president at that time was a former governor of the state. but this is all i'm interested in, is my own community here. >> bush eventually picked indiana senator, dan quayle, to be vice president. clint eastwood served one term as mayor of carmel. >>> if you want to run with the bulls, you don't need to take a trip to spain. just go to phoenix this morning. here was the practice run for today's running of the bulls. fortunately, no one was injured. more people are expected to show up this morning. the run is a quarter mile with 32 bulls in the phoenix suburb of cape creek.

>> you don't have clint eastwood on there. make my day.thrown out at one point? >> no, i didn't know that. >> when we were way behind, it was suggested in not an altogether unserious -- well,

. >> hey, clint, why would they ask the mom to take a polygraph test?he dad was not asked to take one. what does that mean? or are we reading too much into it? >> well, the police seem to be comfortable with the father was out of the picture at the time the child disappeared. the mother said i put the baby down at 8:30. the father comes in at 4:00 a.m. but this path that kidnapper would have to take, craig, this es -- somebody's got to climb through a window. not the baby's window but a window that's used for a computer room. got to climb through that window. you've got to walk as you show here you've got to climb through this window, you've got to walk through the house, find the baby, get the baby out of the bed, pick the baby up, turn around, go out that front door. police are saying unless somebody really knows this house very, very well and exactly where that baby's room is, we're not necessarily buying the story. so do they disbelieve the mother? no. but they're trying to rule the mother out by investigation to include polygraph. but right now the

for more on baby lisa's disappearance, joined by former fbi profiler clint van zandt. no significant leads at the moment. what do you make of that so-called re-enactment of a kidnapping that police staged? >> it's done for two reasons, craig. number one, police have to satisfy themselves that the version that the parents appear to be preptisenting, that it co have happened that way. number two, they want films that show the recreation if there's a suspect that they eventually wind up with, they want to show how he or she could have actually been able to do this. so it is multi purpose. but again, craig, they have a two track investigation. track number one says stay on the parents, the family. over 90% of the time when a young child disappears, the parents have something to do with it, somebody in the house does. but the other part of that is who is that unknown offender that might have come through the window. >> 90%. that high? >> yeah, that high. in the last 30 years, there's only been a little over 150 or so cases of infant abduction by unknown offenders, by somebo

nbc news ann list clint van zandt is a former fbi profiler. clint, good morning to you. >> hi, matt, good morning. >> doesn't seem like the police have an awful lot to go on. let's take little things we know, first of all going around the neighborhood, knocking on doors and in some cases according to one family they talked to, the fbi i think actually talked to they're showing a picture of a handyman who may have worked in the neighborhood, may have a crimical record and hasn't been seen since lisa disappeared. what do you make of this in. >> if we think back to the elizabeth smart kidnapping, that was a handyman who worked in the neighborhood who worked in her house who eventually kidnapped her. i think as the fbi, the local police, it's their responsibility, you have to eliminate the family and to to eliminate the neighbors and people who work in that community. so far there are a number of people not eliminated. >> with the clock ticking in terms of how long this girl has been missing, if law enforcement had real worries about this handyman

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clint eastwood has played all those roles, but vice president in he almost got that job real.ir of state james baker said george h.w. bush's campaign seriously considered asking eastwood to be his running mate in 1988. at the time eastwood was the mayor of caramel, california. eastwood says he was surprised to hear he was considered. but says he probably would have turned it down. >> reporter: tight budget haves a number of communities cutting even the basics these days. tossing out the toil paper was up for consideration for one government. here's nbc's kerry sanders. >>> it's a sign of the times doing more with less and in some cases doing less with less. in south dakota school is now four days a week. a cost cutting move to save $50,000. >> we looked into the schools that were doing four day weeks. we don't feel it's going to have an effect on the students' achievement at all. >> reporter: in tiny alto, texas, population 1200, the city furloughed its five police officers and now relies on the county's 25 sheriff deputies who patrol 1,000 square miles. >> i feel like the tow

speaking of clint eastwood, i did a little something for you here. to make the connection. madison county, wisconsin, 60 and partly cloudy skies. callahan, anybody, anybody? "dirty harry! you got it! gun barrel city, texas. and heartbreak ridge, california, 78. what about spots seeing rain out there? doesn't have anything to do with the clint eastwood movies but a low pressure system around the rockies. exiting the northeast. you can see it right here. i'm not worried so much about rain today but i will tell you behind this a lot of wind is pushing in and a lot of wind advisories from northern new england as far south as places like philadelphia over to the northern great lakes. >> announcer: this weather segment sponsored by all. tough on stains, gentle on skin. >>> good enough, everybody. nancy, over to you. >>> prosecutors are close to wrapping up their case in the closely watched manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. cbs news national correspondent ben tracy has the latest. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: like many superstars, michael jackson could be

i am joined by analyst and profiler clint van vandt.es back to the questions of whether or not this family is cooperating with police. lisa irwin's brothers were age 5 and 8 and were supposed to talk to police investigators and that's not happening. what do you make of the development? >> they have been interviewed once, but police need to go back and do this and they are going to do it with the forensic specialist who is trained and someone who really doesn't have a dog in the fight who is going to come in and ask questions in a way that a child can understand and a child can deal with the questions. what we are missing is what's important in this case. that's what happened to this little 10-month-old girl. >> police are trying to do this with the interviews. they would say this is a part to your point of getting at the heart of what's happening. that is to find lisa. if part is to talk with the boys, why not let that happen again. a second round. primary things that needs to be done. the two boys need to be interviewed and the father

clint bowyer and teammate jeff burton, neck and neck. boyer takes the checkered flag. the 100th win for richard childress racing, and our plays of the day at 11:00. >> alan: coming up, scaring up a big box office weekend. we tell you which movie tops the >> i realize -- set up cameras around the house, maybe capture something. >> alan: ooh, paranormal activity iii didn't just go bump in the night. it made a top of noise at the box office. the third film in the franchise made $54 million during opening weekend. the robot flick real steel dropped number two, footloose was number three, and three musketeers is number four and the i'd ides of march is number five. that's it for us at 6:00. see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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. >> and joining me now, former fbi profiler clint vanzan. we always talk under difficult circumstances what, do you make of this back and forth, police saying they are not cooperating, them saying they are fully cooperative. >> i think police are really challenged right now is part of it. the story, you know, as an investigator, you might say the story doesn't add up. these are really comets crossing in space. you have the one night that the husband appears to be gone for any extended period of time is the one night the baby disappeared. as you just showed, there's this path you have to take to get into this house to get to the baby's room, and i think law enforcement has simply been unable to develop any other suspects, and i think they may feel they have some reason to question what the parents are saying. now, as we know, is this happens in every case. you always have to eliminate those closest to the victim before you can move out. well, in this kind of two-track investigation, one track looking at the parents, especially the mother, one

again, clint eastwood said he is indifferent to allegations of whether hoover was gay or not. great movie. thank you for your time. we greatly appreciate it. >>> next in today's "news nation" gut check, why a school is refusing to move a us about stop. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! it says just take one! i can't read. ♪ [ male announcer ] walmart has low prices, every day for halloween. from bags of candy to bigger bags of candy. backed by our ad match guarantee. save money. live better. walmart. sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. >>> a minnesota mom is fighting to have her young son's school bus stop moved away from a sex offender's home. laefl three sex offender now lives a block and a half away from the bus stop. that mean he is at the highest risk to reoffend. the fifth grader's mother said she doesn't feel safe about her son waiting alone at the bus stop. so each morning with two other children and a baby and a 4-year-old to the bus stop with their olde

and this is clint eastwood directing. this guy doesn't -- i mean, come on.u obviously have to say yes. just to show up -- >> jimmy: how is he to work with? does he talk to you like -- does he, like, whisper stuff and then like -- [ laughter ] >> he's -- yeah. >> jimmy: shoot dirt. >> yeah, he is -- >> jimmy: he's incredible. eats worms. [ laughter ] like the -- i mean, he's a -- a man's man. >> he is. he is. and women like him, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, women enjoy him. yeah. >> and girls. i mean, i grew up -- i mean, you know, "dirty harry." i mean -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's cliche, but -- >> jimmy: you thought he was, like -- he's sexy. >> i had a crush. >> jimmy: yeah, you had a crush on him. you got to get over that quickly, though. >> definitely. if you're in the workplace, it's not -- it's not a comfortable situation. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] how old is clint eastwood, too? >> i don't know exactly. >> jimmy: 70 something, right? >> i think he's -- >> jimmy: 72 or something? >> maybe more, but i don't know for sure but he looks amazing. ther

final lap, jeff burton, clint bowyer, trying to pass his teammates. a great finish, he holds them off for the nascar title. and incredible story at the children's network classic. long birdie, only part of the story. that was his sixth straight birdie, shot a 64, he came from five shots down to win. wins by two strokes, ends up number one on the pga tour, 6.6 in earnings. now the 49ers are off this weekend, enjoying their five and one start. rogers says that jim harbaugh has changed the atmosphere in the locker room. >> you don't have -- have all the pro bowls, you just got guys that are hungry to win. you know they have been losing around here. i have been a part of a losing program my last couple of years. so everybody is just hungry to win. all -- according to just working every day to get better. >> and much more from -- carlos rogers who -- i think it is a top free agent pick, one of the best in the nfl. he was a great -- has three interceptions, tied for the lead in the nfl coming in to play today. i think he brings some attitude to the 49ers de

this was the 20th announcement of clint-- anniversary of clint announcement.ton didn't quite get into today's politics as much as i think some of us thought he might. >> i think this was a weekend for all the clintonistas to reminisce and talk about how they want history to be written in the future. >> karen finney, you were there. obviously what the situation today and what president obama probably came up at the public panels. what can you share? >> actually at the speech president clinton did on saturday, his message actually was sort of a little geared towards everybody. he reminded the crowd, i was down, they said i was dead, then i came back up and it was about hard work and a lot of people staying committed to doing the hard work, and all of us in the audience thought that was a little message to not just president obama but also to democrats saying, hey -- >> buck up. juf to -- >> you have to suck it up. >> is president clinton right that republicans are better than narrative? >> i don't think so. i think right now the narrative for the president obama

clint eastwood and vice president of the united states. no? not a possible movie row. it almost happened in real life. george hw bush briefly considered eastwood as his running mate in 1988. at the time he was already involved in politics as republican mayor of the city of carmel. today's revelation comes from the bush presidential library foundation and university of virginia miller center. the decade-long oral history project documents life and times of the 41 presidency. >> you know these occupy protests continue around the bay area and country. let's go to oakland now. and there is roughly 100 democrat vaiting and they're now gathered again after marching through streets in oakland back by city hall where they started. there has been no trouble, you can see some of the tents there. they've been set up now and camping out. so after marching around downtown they're now back where they began that march. they're protests continue in oakland we'll follow it for you on our web site. also will update at 6:00. >> and more ahead here, meantime, caught on tape, police make a

we will go with commissioner clint, then the rebuttal. >> if there was an order of a patent issued, was the conclusion that meeting someone in the notes under the order of abatement? >> it is clear from the tape that it was returned to staff and in order, these things happen all the time. >> you did not receive an order of abatement? >> we did, as well as a bill for $1,500. >> anything else? public comment? no public comment? are we doing public comment? >> we did. >> is there a public comment? >> and the public comment? >> hello. i lived in the building for 25 years. i just wanted to say that the deck was always there. tenants enjoyed using it. thank you. >> any other public comment? seeing none, ok. three minutes for rebuttal.

in the nascar teledata clint boyer pushes jeff gordon in the final lap and boyer hold on to take theckered flag. they are teammates. >> ra, that's it for us. we will see you next time. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible.

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. >> clint eastwood. >> eddie is already warming up.ddie and ben star in tower heist, the film out november 4th is directed by brett ratner who is co-producing the oscar ceremony. >> i was hanging out with him, if i hosted that show, i would get a nice chat about the movie. >> i was like, you know what, you're my guy. >> eddie's tactic, lower expectation. >> i think it's so funny that people think i'm perfect for this, because i'm going to be horrendous. tune in. it's going to be the worst [ bleep ] ever. >> we doubt that, eddie. >> murphy teaches a rag tag team to be thieves. >> you got 15 minutes to steal me something. >> what would you steal? >> i would steal sunglasses. i'm good at stealing sunglasses. >> that's the easiest thing to steal. with the round rack that's spinning. no one is watching that rack. >> his co-stars are smoking hot. >> he is an icon and personal hero. >> eddie and gaby have both earned nominations in the past. eddie for dream girls. gabi for "precious." a lot of people are talking oscar for leonardo dicaprio fo

clint wrote it depend aups the individual. some change for the greater good. others don't.ly 70% of parolees becoming repeat offenders, blame the system. the probation systems currently ineffective. probation officers have a huge opportunity to be a positive influence, but they're more negative than anything else. patricia with the silicon valley council of non-profits said re-entry plans must include health care, housing and jobs. california can save $233 million by slashing recidivism by 10%. we hope the business community can offer jobs and be part of the solution. we couldn't agree more. join the debate, nbceditorials.com. >>> tonight on "sports sunday," an in-depth evaluation of the 49ers and raiders. >>> plus, how silicon valley ingenuity emerging in the early 1960s changed how the nfl evaluates players. well before moneyball, statistical analysis born in the bay area decades ago. >>> we also ask, should college athletes be paid? and hear from a variety of voices while getting the take from a top bay area ufc fighter on the event coming to the tank in a matter of week