and clint is okay.e has had a couple of second-place finishes so far this season hitting the ball hard. we caught up with clint bowyer. dick berggren is standing by. >> dick: all right. clint bowyer. you mad at anybody over what happened? >> can't wait to get out of here. nature of the beast. there is no room to race at the end. i knew when a caution come out, all hell would break loose and it did. i got such a good run there. i felt like i passed four or five cars about come off there. had plenty of room. i don't know somebody got in kevin and knocked him into me or something. but real abrupt to come down. i have saw he got wrecked, too. how about regan smith? at least something good come out of it. proud of him for winning. proud of bb&t, trying to manage everything and stay out of trouble all day long. we did. get caught up in a wreck. >> dick: thank you, clint. >> chris: everybody happy for regan smith, who at the age of 4 got in the go-kart and his mom wasn't keen on the idea because she said he ju

and clint is okay. he has had a couple of second-place finishes so far this season hitting the ball hard. we caught up with clint bowyer. dick berggren is standing by. >> dick: all right. clint bowyer. you mad at anybody over what happened? >> can't wait to get out of here. nature of the beast. there is no room to race at the end. i knew when a caution come out, all hell would break loose and it did. i got such a good run there. i felt like i passed four or five cars about come off there. had plenty of room. i don't know somebody got in kevin and knocked him into me or something. but real abrupt to come down. i have saw he got wrecked, too. how about regan smith? at least something good come out of it. proud of him for winning. proud of bb&t, trying to manage everything and stay out of trouble all day long. we did. get caught up in a wreck. >> dick: thank you, clint. >> chris: everybody happy for regan smith, who at the age of 4 got in the go-kart and his mom wasn't keen on the idea because she said he

clint, good morning.i know you said before s.e.a.l.s train so they can think under pressure, but when you have a situation like what happened last weekend, what goes through a s.e.a.l.'s mind on a mission? do you have time to think or do you train so well that it's instinct? >> what happens is you're moving instinctively and you're moving in accordance with how you train and what you're abe to do is wrachure mind around uniqueness of the scenario right then. so you're actively thinking, but a lot of what people would call it instinct, the fluid move management that you see, it's a little bit like the movement at the bottom of your screen. the active mind is able to look around and adjust to what the enemy's giving you and throwing at you. >> there were children in that compound. they were scooped up. they were taken away to safety. there was one woman, bin laden's wife who was shot in the leg as she was trying to defend them and i guess keep them from their mission. that's what we can suppose on this. you

he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with california. this is when it is good to be mayor. only i could get away with saying the following. i saw eli get up and he's got that dead head shirt on. i am remi

then clint barmes and hunter pence hit back to back homers. strohs may have the worst record in the n.l., but they put it outline together for a win. >>> shows up, gets down on one knee and pops the question. that's as cool as it gets. angels torre hunter has been calm, cool and collected, proving to be the game winner in the ninth, angels take it, 10-8. >>> to new york, bartolo colon strikes out six. the 16th homer of the year was all the yankees would need, they win it, 5-037. >>> finally, the padres kyle phillips picking a perfect time to hit his first major league home run. yankees hold on to win it, 3-2 in ten. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> are brad and angelina heading down the aisle? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a tribute to one veteran of world war ii action in france shows it is never too late to recognize a hero. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." 100 for you in phoenix. denver will be near 80 with the blue sky in place. l

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. >>> but nationwide series, against the wall and bounces into clint bowyer who takes the worst of itre were nine cautions today. he takes the checkered flag for his second nationwide win of the year. >> they are two wins away from the 26th national championship. they could probably use danny barrett to play the middle line. >>> he drives in for the try. >>> the wide receiver from the bengals chad ocho cinco tried his hand at bull riding tonight. >> he last about a second. he wanted to win a brand-new truck everyday mobile. >> i don't have words to describe the power of coming out of that gave. even if you would've tightly to it, i still would have fell. >>> still to come, a controversial finish at the invitational and andre ward put his perfect record on the line. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, not lost a fight since he was a 12- year old amatuer >>> andre ward had quite a winning streak on the line tonight. -- has not lost a fight that he was a 12 year amateur. he lives up to the hype, again, dominating author abraham and winning a unanimous decision to improve his record to 24-0. he advances

to go live to clint . and two the battle of the paddle finally surfing's most prestigious stand up race where trade is grant and then each have dominated the edition australian grant winning the elite seven and a half mile long race in one hour twenty one minutes and two seconds the same exploiting minutes ahead of the ladies champion candy's applebee one for the third time in a row meanwhile chain was the fastest in the nine mile distance race the american using a seventeen foot pedal board to outrun tate george steed. and you could always find all those stories in our you tube channel which is our team sport news we will bring you the news headlines around right up to the weather update stay with us. hungry for the flu we've got it's. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. if. you want to talk over. this is true still keeps its secrets but downs time from the feel of the soviet files on the aussie. wealthy british style. is not likely.

i make brook shields look like clint eastwood. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, rob lowe, a lot more than meets the eye. >> osgood: hollywood is preparing to raise the curtain on what it hopes will be a summer season full of blockbuster films. this morning bill whitaker will be giving us a summer preview. >> the ship is ours. >> reporter: they're back! the pirates, the wizards, the cartoons. >> oh, you've got to be joking. >> reporter: a summer movie season has a familiar ring to it. >> hollywood always feels comfortable when they're bringing out films that in the past audiences have liked. >> reporter: come, get a sneak peek at this summer's coming attractions later on sunday morning. >> osgood: the window treatment we have to tell you about has nothing to do with modern home decorating and everything to do with classic art. as martha teichner will be showing us. >> reporter: believe it or not this drawing of a window caused a small revolution in the art world at the beginning of the 19th century. >> it's a stark silver rendition of just the window. nobody had done that before.

carl edwards bumps clint boyer. joey logano was the person who caused the incident.nd busch as two time winners in 2011. the win moves kenseth into seventh. >>> and at infinion race way, tomny hayden won today's race. hayes had won four of the last six super races at infinion before today's race. >>> they moved cycling tour of california later in the year to take advantage of the better weather in the state. that hasn't worked out so well. stage one was supposed to go down mount tahoe, that didn't work out so well. phase one totally scratched with the racers expected to go from squall valley to sacramento. >>> it wasn't just the crack down on booze and floats. the usual costume runners we are there. but long before these racers made their way there, the men's winner was not a kenyan winner, he's from moroco. winners name is horupta who rain the 12-kilometers in 21 minutes, 36 second. no surprise in the women's champion. lineth chepkurui from kenya won. >> that was quick. >> they used to talk about the hay street hill as something that held you back. not anymore. >>>

america at it did not happen on that timescale and did not results in a commercial empire the breaking clint he called except for the balance saying of rule of law so if you think about it there was no necessity of our historical driving forces are how this is the outcome. this is what they imitated but the fact they got there was a historical accident. because china was such an early stage they never allowed the blood aristocracy zero or opposing religious groups to appear and they don't do it to this day. they do control because it is a potential source of opposition. i will conclude with a couple of observations about how this is relevant to understanding politics of begin within the and china every business school for the last tender 15 years does the emerging markets courses win china wants to build the dam 1/2 to move 1.2 billion people out of the flood plain. they just do it. people kick and scream there is unhappiness but they do it. they build the dam the beautiful airports in a chinese cities, the turnpike's, infrastructure be cut as they have a very strong high quality authoritari

. >> when he first started directing, he went to clint eastwood and said, how do you do this?you know a lot more than you think you do just from having acted all this time. >> reporter: journalist lawrence grobel spent eight hours interviewing mel gibson for a "playboy" feature. the article was published in july 1995, the summer of "braveheart." >> and action! >> charge! >> reporter: what did you tell you about what drew him to that film? >> mel said it was the script. when he read that script, he said he read it in one sitting, two hours. that's the way you can tell. he just felt the power of it. >> cross out again and come back in. >> it was such a wonderful script that it just haunted my mind and i began to do something with the script that i've never done before and that is the images began to play out almost shot for shot in my head. >> take our wives, but they'll never take our freedom! >> reporter: gibson produced, directed and starred in this sprawling historical epic. nominated for ten academy awards, the film won five. including best picture and best director. >> i f

if you're a clint bring in your own nail polish that says it does not contain toluene and check out theon for good air circulation. >>> brain aneurysms often don't give any warning before they rupture, but what prompts these dangerous blood-filled balloons to pop? for some it could be as simple as exercising, drinking coffee, even just blowing your nose. researchers in the netherlands asked patients what they were doing shortly before their aneurysms burst. brain aneurysms are rare. less than 10 out of every 100,000 people will experience a ruptured brain aneurysm. >>> new options tonight for the millions of americans that suffer from asthma. new research finds asthma pills work just as well. the study published in the new england journal of medicine followed 650 asthma sufferers for two years. it found patients were almost 25% more likely to stick to consistent asthma therapy if they took pills as their first line of defense against those attac attacks. obviously sticking to your medical regimen is critical for asthma sufferers. that's tonight's health watch. >>> be careful of that bot

i do know what president clint put on the table in 2000 and what was on the table in camp david that summer. again, i have to repeat, this is the first time a sitting president has publicly, formally endorsed this kind of u.s. policy to resolve the territorial dispute. the nature of these questions is exactly what i feared. this issue now dominates and distracts from the important themes that scott and andrew spoke about. so, i would like to take a moment and ask everybody here if they have questions for scott and andrew. let's focus on that for a minute. we have three over here. let's go in order. >> the word power-sharing -- isn't that an oxymoron when you make that statement? it is either a saud stays in power or he leaves -- bashar al- assad stays in power or he leaves. there is no w for anything else to happen over time. >> in the sense that it is -- i think it is an outside chance. i think because of the way that regime rules -- will it be forced to go in that direction as part of the transition? possibly. i do not think that the fall of that regime is going to look like cairo

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think it really comes through in these photographs with a hot and a very long cigar he called the clint eastwood kind of a style of cigar, quite evocative. holt identified as a lawyer he wanted to catalase social visits. he said the movement should the employer's should follow. his goal is to fortify the participatory democracy. he latches the courtroom as political theater. the interesting thing is biography is a key to understanding why lynn holt chose this approach to lawyering. lynn holt had attended law school at howard university during the 1950s, which was a golden age for the institution. this was when thurgood marshall and other lgf lawyers mooted their argument, the argument they would make you for the supreme court at howard law school. imagine how exciting this was to have thurgood marshall and all of these lawyers in the mix, especially for someone like lynn holt, who wanted to be a civil rights lawyer. he was right there in the midst. in an important way, it turned out he had the privilege of fetching coffee and see which is for thurgood marshall doing a little bit of lega

he called it a clint eastwood kind of a style of sigar. quiet evocative of him.holt identified as a movement lawyer by which he meant, he wanted to catalyze social movements. he said the movement should lead and lawyer should follow. his goal was to fortify purchase of the tory democracy. he wanted to use the courtroom as political theater. the interesting thing is that biography is a key to understanding why len holt chose this approach to lawyering. len holt had a -- attended law school at howard university during the 1950s. which was a golden age for the institution. this was when thurgood marshall and other lvf lawyers mooted their arguments, the argument that they would make before the supreme court at howard law school. imagine how excited this was to have thurgood marshall and all of these lawyers in the midst, especially for someone like len holt who wanted to be a civil rights lawyer. he was right there in the midst. in an important way, it turned out that he had the privilege of fetching coffee and sandwiches for thurgood marshall and doing a little bit

. >> who is your bill clint than time?re you -- of that crowd, todd, who are you with, or are you with governor roamer, wouldn't let governor roamer, the former governor of louisiana into the debate, they were saving this debate for the serious candidates. >> i want to get tough with you. what are the odds on the presidential election next year, 2012, odds right now? >> the odds that obama wins? >> yeah. >> 55%. >> what do you think it is? >> i have no idea. you know, look -- >> think it is 55%. >> any incumbent tough to beat. is obama nearly as tough to beat as everyone on the left thinks he is? >> he could lose, but he won't lose, he will run a great campaign. >> you think you can than question. >> think it is roughly 50/50 right now. i think it is roughly 50/50 base old gas prices, real economic factors are going to end up being the number one issues in the country coming the next year. steve mcmahon, thank you, you're steve mcmahon, you're todd harris a great guy it is a tough show, i know. >> yes, it is. "hardball." h

. >> the fact we've never seen her brother, clint, 25 years old, talk to the media and tell the mediahe saw himself is a little bit strange. we trust that the police are reporting it correctly. but it's a little bit unusual that his story shifted as the police continued their investigation. >> now, if the abductor is local as police believe, how do you flush someone out of this small community. it's a community where apparently everyone knows one another. >> they have said from the begin egg, the tennessee bureau of investigation said you want to look for somebody who sold their car, cleaned their car, missed work that day. acting strangely, drinking a lot. all of that fits. we know about abductors and we would find in criminal research. after a few days, we didn't hear anything more. we heard her lunchbox was found in the woods eight miles away. then there's all of this conflicting information about other evidence they thought they found and took it back. and really in the last three weeks we haven't heard anything. 2,000 people searching in the woods. now everything is being scaled

bob barr, former republican congressman, and goldwater institute director clint bollock express support for his nomination. it was written -- quote -- "in our view, the traits that should weigh most heavily in the evaluation of an extraordinarily qualified nominee such as goodwin are the professional integrity and ability to discharge faithfully an abiding duty to follow the law, because goodwin possesses these qualities to the highest degree, we are confident he will serve on the court of appeals not only fairly and competently but with great distinction. we support and urge his speedy confirmation." end of quote. well, we're not going to meet their wishes with a speedy confirmation. the question is whether or not 60 senators will decide today that professor goodwin liu is entitled to a vote, a vote, an up-or-down vote in the united states senate. professor liu said in his confirmation hearing, "the role of a judge is to be an impartial and objective arbiter in specific cases and controversy that come before him. the way that process works is through absolute fidelity to the applicable

everyone from alabama to clint eastwood.c! >> also, mellody hobson will be here this half hour with great tips how to beat high gas prices. she set up advice booth. we'll get tips coming up. >>> i don't know if you heard this. lady gaga is opening the concert series. we're excited about that and little monsters, taking central park by storm. you learn a little about the little monsters, her fans. >> also get the best videos. telephone one of the big hits, check out what these three people from pennsylvania did in an open mike night. those are not guys right there. ♪ >> so keep sending them in, you little monsters, let us see what you can do to lady gaga's video and music. >> we get some more tomorrow. now let's go to sam champion and the weather down in joplin. >> hey, good morning, george and robin. i'm start on this. it's an odd shot. take a look at damage. right across the street. every time you look around another unusual picture. look at the water pouring out on top of that damage on the pipe. there's lots of places in

bob barr, former republican congressman, and goldwater institute director clint bollock express support for his nomination. it was written -- quote -- "in our view, the traits that should weigh most heavily in the evaluation of an extraordinarily qualified nominee such as goodwin are the professional integrity and ability to discharge faithfully an abiding duty to follow the law, because goodwin possesses these qualities to the highest degree, we are confident he will serve on the court of appeals not only fairly and competently but with great distinction. we support and urge his speedy confirmation." end of quote. well, we're not going to meet their wishes with a speedy confirmation. the question is whether or not 60 senators will decide today that professor goodwin liu is entitled to a vote, a vote, an up-or-down vote in the united states senate. professor liu said in his confirmation hearing, "the role of a judge is to be an impartial and objective arbiter in specific cases and controversy that come before him. the way that process works is through absolute fidelity to the applicable

. >> say you plan a vacation and clint calls you. then what happens to you?to be far away. you're on a long plane ride and prepping for that role. then i plan after that to take time for myself. >> then ron howard calls. that's the problem. nobody calls me. >> that wouldn't be a problem, that would be a dream, clint, ron, keep going. >> when will people see the documentary. >> out next month in june. >> thanks. >> thank you so much. >> are you okay you came on this particular day? >> i am. i am so happy. it's fun. >> thanks. up next, the party continues. >> look at that. they're asleep. >> sara with a crowd full of questions. ever wish vegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? >>. >> that's you, hoda. >> we are back with 3, 2, 1 live with sara haines. >> she is having her own pj party at the nbc experience store with a crazy crowd. >> strange and lazy. >> strange to sleep in here. our first question, lucille from nor

dana, coriele bellcher and comedian clint dominick will lend his own perspective.he wimp factor? dana. >> one decision, which i applaud, i applaud the decision of the president to send in a human ops team instead of bombing the compound at abbottabad. but i think the way you can follow this up and show that democrats have really made a really good turn is to stop the investigation into the cia members who are interrogating detained terrorists. at the same time, while you're celebrating the vick toe of the death of bin laden achieved by this interrogation. >> i'm going to first reject dana and i'm going to ridicule the premise of this. if we're defining being tav as going into war that we can't afford and can't pay for costing thousands of lives and putting our country in debt, no, we're not very tough. wimpy means a measured, thoughtful response when our national security calls for it, then yeah, we're peewee herman if that's the way we're defining it. >> pete. >> yeah. i think how we define the toughness is how we will we kill people or how our president orders ou

professor liu is the recipient of the university of california's highest teaching award and clint bulloc of the goldwater institute says professor liu's writings show intellectual honesty. this high opinion of professor liu is broadly shared. in giving professor liu its highest rating of unanimously well qualified, the american bar association interviewed scores of american judges who have worked with him and found his reputation to be one of impartiality, integrity and great ability. for the nominees to our circuit courts of appeal, we could ask no less. professor liu's activity as a noted legal and policy scholar is in my view being used unfairly to impugn his judicial temperament. in meeting personally with goodwin liu, he explained to me he clearly understands and respects the difference between scholarship and jurisprudence. actacademics explore the contous and limits of the law, often advocating for specific policy outcomes. that is the work of a great law professor. judges, on the other hand, apply legal precedent to come to the conclusion that the law compels, without prejudice o

clint lot came to me on the floor of senate and he said would you at the least sit down more than once, and reviewed what the allegations were, and i talked to him about them. and i decided i would vote for him. and i did vote for him and he's circuit. and i have received a letter from him and how much he since those days we have been polarized. and it's a tragedy, because if this continue, no one can break real tragedy for those who would question goodwin liu's ability to make the transition. i would refer to you a the committee and i would like to call special attention to a letter written by kenneth starr, who is appointed to two quote, we recognize that commentaries on all sides will is goodwin has expressed in his writings and speeches. but in the end a judge takes a vote to uphold the constitution. thus in our view, the traits that should weigh most heavily because goodwin possesses those qualities to the highest degree. we are confident that he will serve on the court of appeals, not only fairly and confidently but with great distinction. now professor liu was a great asset to t

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