. >> and clint black is here. black is back. >> he'll be with us. >> and he's been workin' a lot of hits. we're going to talk to him, and he's going to sing for us. >> would you like some words of wisdom? >> after our day yesterday, i am ready. >> here's some words of wisdom. and suddenly you know, it's time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings. >> i love that. >> don't you? >> who said it? >> meister eckert. he was born in the 13th century. >> i dated him. >> how was it? >> you know. times were different. >> we had a busy, busy day, didn't we, yesterday? >> reminds me what my life used to be like all the time. i'm so glad i don't have to do it anymore. let's revisit. >> first we went to lunch. delicious calamari, et cetera. >> we went to get my stuff and had to go back. >> we went five blocks down and saw the movie "bridge of spies." >> have you seen that? >> steven spielberg, tom hanks, coty had called me and said mom, please promise me that you will go see this movie. he said, frank went to

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and clint black is back for us. >> and the cmas are tonight, and he has been working a lot of t hits, and he is going to sing for us, a new album out. >> and would you like some words of wisdom? >> hoda, after the day yesterday, i am ready. >> if you are thinking of beginning again. here we go. and suddenly you know it is time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings. >> i love it. >> who said it? >> a flphilosopher of the 13th century. >> i dated him. >> how was it? >> you know. >> all right. >> time for a different -- >> we had a busy, busy day yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. it reminds me of what my life used to be like all of the time. and i'm so glad that i don't have to do it anymore, but let's relive it, hoe d.a. >> ifirst of all, we to lunch o the smith's on the west side and great calamari. >> and they have to get my stuff or i can't go back. >> right. and so then we went five blocks down to see "bridge of spies." have you seen it? steven spielberg and tom hanks. >> and cody had called me last saturday and he rarely does and he says, mom, please tell me that you wi

here he is, clint black. i've been better i've been worse i've been blessed and i've been cursed ain't dead last and i ain't in first not everything's going to go my way i've been better i've been worse i'm right on purpose and unrehearsed singing into chorus and i need more verse not everything's donna go many my way so i push too hard and lean too far thinking i can have it all then i stumble just a little thanking god almighty i didn't lose it all i've been better i've been worse i can do without the doctor but i need my nurse my heart's beating steady but it it's in reverse not everything's going to go my way push too hard lean too far thinking that you kcan have it all i stum theable just a little and end up in the middle banging my head against a brand new wall i've been better i've been worse, and i got a yen yang thing, and it could be worse i'm not the center of the universe not everything is going to go my way i've been better i text with the best but i can't converse i got a little money but it's i

clint van zandt. former fbi criminal profiler. we want to bring oliver bell back, former counter-terrorism chief. counter-terrorism, for all that has happened in france in january, for the attacks in august, this is a shocking scale of coordinated attacks to be pulled off in one of the most important capitals in the world. you know, what are authorities -- forgetting how they handle this particular situation, the entire strategy, doesn't it have to be rethought, the approach, the funding, the coordination, everything from here? >> well, i think that -- i know clint and he is a very fine profiler, but i disagree. i think this is probably planned around that soccer match and the two presidents -- the current and former president being there together, that is the kind of thing that would bring them out. although, it may have been put together on the -- the news that jihadi john was killed. but he was from u.k., not from france. and it more likely was something that was internal to france. yes, we've already reached the scale now of w

in fact, you have been in many situations just like this, clint. tell us what's going on from what you can see. >> both as an fbi hostage negotiator, as a first responder, and of course as a criminal profiler, deal in situations like this. i think you did a very good job resetting where we're at. the challenge for the authorities right now is that we're told at least three police officers have been injured. the story we have so far, of course, suggests that a call came in, ostensibly from or near the planned parenthood office in this small strip mall, suggesting there was a man with a gun. the first three responding officers, we believe, came in, in three separate vehicles, all were engaged by a gunman with a long gun. when we hear that long gun, that suggests normally either a shotgun or a rifle. of course on a worst case, a semi- automatic weapon, something such as that -- >> clint, sorry, i just want to interrupt you for just a second, because it looks like we saw a couple of civilians being rushed out by law enforcement on the scene. we are see

extra exclusive with living legend clint eastwood, the hollywood icon and famed republican opening up about the race for president. >> you're a fellow conservative in hollywood like myself. >> we'll both be drummed out. we'll never work again. >> what are your thoughts on the republican field right now? >> i think there's quite a few of them that are good people. i think people are looking for somebody who's outspoken and who isn't afraid. and he seems to have kind of a fearless attitude. i like ben carson because he's kind of a common sense guy. anyone of them would be better than what we've got. >> are you planning on attending the gop convention? >> i don't know. >> clint busy right now directing sully right now with tom hanks, the drama about the pilot who made the miracle landing on the hudson river. >> on the universal lot where i started out in 1953. >> is there a chance we might see you in front of the camera soon? >> maybe someday somebody will get up with a really good role that fits my curmudgeon personality. >> the eastwood rarvench foundan is run by his daughter allison.

.: clint and lori remember their son not only as the big funny guy, but also for his tender heart and contagious encouraging demeanor. >> we just cling to that promise that we will see him again. >> i'm just confident he's aware even tonight and just the impact he's had on the team and the boys. jason r.: an impact seen on team t-shirts with the words no fear. hank's slogan was do not be afraid, a rallying cry for the >> even without him being here he just brought so much to the team. jason r.: dedicated for hank. >> the last two years these guys just stuck together it's all about them as a group. there's no individuals better than the other. jason r.: clint and lori say the team has helped fill a void at likely the most critical point in their lives. >> we lost our son but we gained so many more we feel like they are our sons. eric: hank's parents say austin nichol who received their son's jersey was like a brother to hank. they will be cheering on austin for his senior year at johnston. elizabeth: a maryland mother battling cancer is making up for the future time that may be lost wi

clint and lori say the team has helped fill a void. at likely the most critical point in their lives. >> we lost our son but we gained they're our sons. jason r: hank's parents say austin nichol, who received their son's jersey, was like a brother to hank. they will be cheering on austin for his senior year at johnston. live in the studio, jason rantala, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. laura: now to a college football team that is gaining a lot of attention on social media. more than two dozen student-athletes at the university of missouri have benched themselves. and, they say they won't play again until the university's president, tim wolfe, resigns or is removed. jamie yuccas has more on the controversy from new york. jamie: university of missouri president tim wolfe is in the middle of a firestorm after a number of racially charged incidents on his campus. on sunday head football coach gary pinkel posted a picture on twitter of his team locking arms and saying he stands with his players. it comes a day after more than 30 black foo

clint terrell spent years in prison. he's now an english major with his sights set on becoming a professor. lyanne melendez has his amazing story. >> reporter: clint terrell is more than your average college student. now 30. >> rough, definitely put it rough. >> reporter: at 14 he had his first encounter with the law for burglary that landed him in juvenile hall. >> they would come in about 7:00 in the morning and take your mattress, your bed and take everythi everything. >> reporter: at 20 and addicted to drugs, he went back. this time prison. >> the same thing. i robbed a house and stole a car. >> reporter: when he was accused of inciting a riot, he was sent to solitary confinement for 18 months. >> there's a bed along one wall and a sing and a toilet and that's it. about a six-foot width. from fingertip to fingertip. >> reporter: what would you do to kind of keep sane, if that's possible? >> you have to come up with activities for yourself. exercise, write letters, draw. >> reporter: then one day an inmate introduced

. >> and the movie that clint eastwood directed as well. >> i think the play did a lot for that as well, and created a new awareness for a lot of young kids who didn't know much about the four seasons. >> such an original sound at the time. tell us about the time you were on the stoop or something. you first heard the magic sound. was it on the stoop? >> i think the du-wop, we'd spend 20 minutes in between our 40 on. and we'd go out on the street and sing. you start hearing things without music and you hear other things. >> you hear the percussion, the street sounds. >> two of you came together. it was a handshake. it seems almost unheard of these days that a handshake seals the deal. >> it is unheard of these days. >> when somebody's word actually meant something. >> did you know then that you could trust one another and this was -- >> we still don't know that. >> yes, the jury is out. >> we keep checking on each other every week. >> but there's so much success. you really could be on a cruise somewhere in the mediterranean. you could be doing anything else, but you still are on the ro

not just the broadway hit, bu tt the movie that clint eastwood directed as we well. >> well, the play did a lot fo that and it created a new awareness for a lot of young kids who didn't know much about the four seasons. including us. >> exactly. and the original sound at the time. and tell us about the time that yo on stoop o something, and you first heard that magic sound and what you were thinking. >> was it on the stoop? >> well, the doo-wop, and the street corner singing, and we spent 20 minutes in between our 40 and 20-odd when we play ded the club, and so we would go out on the street and sing, and you start to hearing things without the music and you hear other things. >> and so, the percussion and the sound, and the two of you together, it with because hand shake. and it seems unheard of these days that a handshake seals the deal. >> yes. >> and when somebody ees's word meant something. >> yes, exactly. >> did you know then that you cod one another and this was going to be what it is. >> we still don't know. keep checking on each other. >> and you could be on a cruise somewher

retracts, we'll see them move from conurgencies attacks in syria >>> clint watts, former agent joining us from new york. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> u.s. president obama fold fellow world leaders they must eliminate i.s.i.l. to prevent more attacks, and was speaking at the g20 meeting in turkey. as bernard smith reports, there was little detail about a new strategy to defeat i.s.i.l. r at the g20, a minutes's silence. this was supposed to be about the global summit. from turkey that they need to do more. >> we have to more strongly express our cooperation in combatting terrorist. >> reporter: president obama says the united states will step up efforts to eliminate i.s.i.l. in syria. >> it's an attack on the civilized world. i am sure each said to president francis hollande and the french people we stand in solidarity with them in hunting council the perpetrators of the crime and bringing them to justice. >> reporter: the attorney-general said it offered a rare moment of opportunity to end the violence. >> our response needs to be rob oft, b

. >> coming up, an extra exclusive with clint eastwood. >> is there a chance we might see you in frontf the cameras soon? >> the living legend on a movie project close to his heart and trump. >>> coming up kerry washington dropping all new scandals, secrets and spoilers only to renee. >> how crazy is it going to get? >>> and we're on the road with michelle obama. >> hey, extra, thank you for coming with me and getting the word out about let girls learn. >> her big passion project and her post-white house plans, next. >>> all right. let's play a little guess who. can you name the two-time emmy nominated actress who attended the same bronx new york boys and girls club as jennifer lopez. she was accepted to yale but declined. she's played jamie foxx's wife twice, but in real life she's married to a former nfl star. who is she? >>> coming up kerry washington spilling scandal secrets. then we're on the pink carpet >>> did you figure out our game of guess who? the bronx born two-time emmy nominee who played on j.lo's block, passed on yale, married jamie foxx, tied the knot with her nfl beau

. >> clint eastwood playing costar to daughter allison at this eastwood ranch's first annual fall garden party animal fund-raiser. >> we rescue domestic animals and find them forever homes. >>> radiant in white. gwyneth paltrow and friend rashida jones. restoration hardware's first stand-alone store. >> i'm a huge fan. >>> philanthropy is in his blood. >> something we've grown up with my family, kind of giving back. >> patrick schwarzenegger and a few of his friends spreading the word at the first annual poker tournament. >> i want to say a quick thanks to robert earl and planet hollywood for hosting this event. >>> chris isaac the mentor taking a break from his judging stint on x factor australia. >> i'll go on the show so people will know, hey, chris isaac is still alive. i'm listening to these people sing. pretty soon i'm going this guy's really good. >> chris also debuting his new song please don't call on the show. the song available from his latest album first comes the night available now. >>> coming up, where you can find the world's biggest nobu. >> the food's great. it really i

vanessa: might and clint -- mike stayed up for 30 straight hours preparing his farm for high wind and rain. >> at the government for around vanessa: the cousins ran around the farm making sure that equipment or other loose items were put away or tied down. >> projectile missiles. they can cause a lot of damage real quick. we got done with 125 acres. vanessa: the rain leaves a mucky mess. >> this time of year, the ground just is not dry out as fast. vanessa: stormy weather forces a farmer inside, away from work. >> most of the time you have winter and rain dates to take it that. vanessa: they say for the most part, the phone -- the harvest season is over any he crops out there would have gone flat in those high winds. steve: i can't believe we are talking about tornadoes in november. we have only had 35 total tornadoes in november since 1950. 12 of those were in 2005. we did have some tornadic activity today. will update you at 10:00. 55 degrees right now. wind still out of the west and southwest at 14. a few showers at 7:00 p.m. rain likely in the metro by 10:00 p.m. the average high

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vanessa: mike and clint kalsem were awake for this. mike stayed up for 30 straight hours preparing his farm for high wind and rain. >> i took over for my cousin around 5:00 last night and ran until 6:15 this morning. >> had to do betting for the cattle. >> you name it, whatever you can think of it can get loose. >> projectile missiles, there's a lot of speed and it can cause damage quick. >> we got done with 125 acres so we were thankful for that vanessa:. rain leaves a mucky mess. >> the ground does not dry out as fast. it is a struggle. vanessa: stormy weather forces a farmer inside away from work. >> most of the time you have winter and rain days to take a nap. eric: they told kcci that harvest season, for the most part is wrapping up and most farmers are very close. some still have crops in the field and they would go flat and these winds. elizabeth: stopping speeding the city of delife is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is s

at monday night's meeting of the airport authority board, city attorney clint schukei said he had talked with the auditor's office that day, and was told a draft report on the previous lease was being circulated among staff before being forwarded to the auditor. he said he was advised to wait until that report is final before completing work on a renegotiated lease with barnstormers. norfolk public schools is on-track to begin offering students the opportunity to take part in five different career academies beginning in august of 2016. along with the move, the board voted unanimously monday night, to approve the writing of specifications and to seek bids for the renovation of career education facilities at norfolk senior high. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix." jessica rae: coming up this weekend a special fundraiser will be held to raise money for a family who suffered an unbearable tragedy just last month. the torres famliy lost their 3 year old boy, nico, in a house fire back on october 30th. coming up on saturday at noon, there will be

clint, good morn ing ing to you. and the police have not release nid dell tails as to the motive, and anything that you can tell us about the details of the gunman as a former fbi profile to say this is probably it? >> well, part of the challenge is going to be motive. alex, realizing that we are told by witnesses that the shooting actually began in the parking lot where the individual who we believed is responsible for all of this started shooting at one or more people who were also in the parking lot. then after that initial shooting took place, this individual with the ak-47 found his way into the abortion clinic, so that the question is right now, was it really related to the that clinic or did it just happy to be there? that is the first thing that he saw and he moved inside. so far, we know that the guy is the shooter from south carolina, and alex, we know that his arrest record is petty crimes. he has crimes against animals. he has been arrested as a peeping tom, but nothing come g og -- coming forward to say

. >> let's go back to our clint van zandt, former profiler and -- your insights is invaluable to us. we have more questions than answers. right now, one thing we do seem to understand, it has not been declared contained, but it is understood that the gunman is inside planned parenthood, police are in there as well, s.w.a.t. teams. what do you make of that? and what are the options at this point? i've heard two things. i've heard they could probably try to talk to him, or it's just too late. >> well, when you get in that close and you have more officers and perhaps civilians inside whose lives are in danger, these are very quick decisions. basically the choices are surrender or die, as far as the shooter is concerned. either he drops the weapon or law enforcement will do what they have to. realize, you've already enumerated up to eight people a shooter every chance you have to surrender. of course, you do. but once you go tactical, once you make the decision you have to go in to save lives, you only way any other -- would take place would be when the shooter threw his weapon down and

and clint robinson, crazy this was the first hitting book my dad gave me and the author is going to ber. he was coach griffin today. >> let's win on three. you got it. >> win! >> rg3 and company hosting inside the redskins practice bubble. you could tell the guys were getting into it. four games going on for local middle schoolers. they promote healthy exercise and eating and afterwards kids had lunch in the team's dining room, something i wished i could do all these years. did i say that out loud? >> you did. you get an invite now. >> an experience those kids will never forg >>> everybody knows real estate around here is expensive but in boston right now, 650,0$650,000 buy you a parking space, at least in one neighborhood. 171 square foot spot is for sale in a garage in the popular bye con hill neighborhood. breaks down to almost -- beacon hill neighborhood. breaks down to almost 4,0$4,000r square foot and you still have to buy the apartment afterwards. >>> 1300 people in denmark dropped facebook cold turkey last week all for an experiment. researchers wanted to measure their overall

it's like that time clint eastwood ideal at that chair with thousands of people's lives at stake.peak from the g-20 in turkey yesterday, president obama struck a strong tone on the crisis. >> folks want to pop off and have opinions about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. >> larry: "folks want to pop off." oh, man. let me tell you, the only one that could have gotten blacker is if obama said "( bleep )." instead of "folks," right? hey ( bleep ) want to pop off? they can come see me. all right? you want to pop off? you want to pop off? ( cheers and applause ) pop off! all right, mr. president, tell us what you really think. >> when i hear folks say that, "well, maybe we should just admit the christians but not the muslims" we don't have religious tests to our compassionion. >> larry: wrong, mr. president. don't you know, we screen christians all the time. i just screened three christians while you were popping off about how we don't screen christians. by the way, if anybody has the authority to speak about not screening for christians it's the guy who has been

waller published the best-selling novel, which spawned a blockbuster film, starring meryl streep and clint eastwood. having the broadway musical start here? jeff: it seemed to make perfect sense to open here in iowa, just a few miles away from the actual bridges of madison county. rose: much to the joy of the story's many fans. isabel: so now, we get to see it in iowa. i mean, that's perfect. i'm sure it's going to be great. rose: the musical captures the story about an iowa farm woman's whirlwind romance with a traveling photographer. jason robert brown, who won two tony awards for composing the score, conducted the night's performance. jeff: in the very opening song, iowa is mentioned. and i think that will illicit a great response. rose: making the musical feel a little bit like home. build myself a home [applause] rose: the civic center president tells me there are still tickets available. the show runs through december 5. in studio, rose heaphy, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. todd: looks like fun. thanks, rose. a slow-moving wintry storm system, being blamed for more than a dozen de

and former secret service agent clint hill about his assignment guarding first lady jacqueline kennedyfind those interviews online at -span.org. here on c-span prime minister' questions is next from the british house of commons. that is followed by presidential candidate hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin hofmente maly at a democratic fundraiser in manchester, new hampshire. later some of this year's tech crunch disrupt conference in san francisco with innovators and entrepreneurs from the tech ndustry. on wednesday prime minister david cameron took questions from members of parliament about the upcoming climate talks in paris and the u.k. strategy for combating isis in syria. >> order. questions for the prime minister. ms. bruce: if he will list his official engagements for wednesday, november 25? >> hear, hear. mr. cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. before i start, i would like to say something. many in this house and watching at home know from "yes, prime minister" the central role that bernard, the prime minister's principal private secretary, plays in the life of the prime

our big caution ofthe day comes on lap 46.clint boyer and dale earnhardt junior get into it....hamlin the only one there with the free pass.... kyle busch missed the first 11 events of the season...and what a comeback story for him.....he led a majority of the night and he goes on to win his first sprint cup championship. jeff gordon would finish sixth. alex/ allison: elisa tonight, nice nov night with clear skies, low 22. tomorrow, sunny

. >> is that clint black? >> no. >> i can't tell. >> is that break shelllake shelton? no. >> sam hunt! i don't want to change your mind >> i like that song. it's a pretty one. iust want to take your time >> he also s sg a song called "house party." >> wait a minute. are there two boys and two girls? is that little big town? >> yes, it is. >> yay! love them. >> oh, my gosh. look at their pictures. >> what a year they're having. and they've been together forever. >> oh, girl crush. >> and last but not least. >> got to be blake. >> he hasn't changed a bit. by the way -- >> look, he's such a naughgh boy. you can tell. >> deafvildevilish. >> miranda didn't make it? she's had an unbelievable year. >> and carrie didn't. >> carrie had a baby. >> so the sixth annual cmt artist of the year, that live special is on wednesday, december 2 at 8:00. and there are going to be lots of different tributes and things. >> good for them. we never get stuff. >> and now we did. remember this song by alanis morissette c cled "ironini" >> i never heard it until they played it tor me. >> they te

clint hill: mrs. kennedy. mrs. kennedy, please let us help the president.y: you know he's dead, leave me alone. clint hill: mrs. kennedy, here. man: i heard three loud shots seemingly from right over my head. reporter: reports are in, we now have heard from two witnesses who saw a man in the window of the building above the roof, holding a gun. [phone rings]. robert kennedy: yeah this is bobby. j. edgar hoover: bobby, this is director hoover, the president has been shot. [sobbing]. walter cronkite: here is a bulletin from cbs news. in dallas, texas three shots were fired at president kennedy's motorcade in downtown dallas. the first reports say that president kennedy has been seriously wounded by this shooting. repeating, president kennedy has been shot by a would-be assassin in dallas, texas. kenneth o'donnell: governor connally has been taken upstairs for surgery. lyndon johnson: well how's the president? kenneth o'donnell: it looks bad. he's still uh, somehow he; he's still breathing. the doctors are with him. lyndon johnson: i'm in your hands kenny, wha

>> president obama and hillary clint clinton's idea that we should bring tens of thousands of muslims is nothing less than crazy. 77 percent of the refugees were young men. the director of national intelligence here in america has said of he has refugees in europe, it's clear that a number of them maybe isis terrorists. i makes no sense for us to be bringing in refugees that are intelligence and cannot determine if they're here to kill us or not. those that are fleeing should be resettled in the countries. now on the other hand christians that are being targeted and christians that are being beheaded and we should be provided the safe haven to them. we refuse to do that and all of this is a consensquence and it' not unviolent ex trimmist. it's a particular form that anybody that does not embrace the view must be murdered or forcible converted. that's what we're seeing in paris and israel. i am sorry to tell you but this is coming to america. it's one of the reason that congress needs to pass immediately the ex patriot terrorist act that says at that any american that travels abroad t

look at oswald clint with an outperform on bp, that is a subtle shift by someone who is widely respectedwhy are southside analysts finally getting optimistic? is about cost-cutting or some form of revenue stability? >> i think the cost-cutting is key. oil has not got much further to fall, but next year we will see those cost cuts take effect. some analysts are saying this is the bottom of the earning cycle. it may not be the bottom of the oil cycle, but it is the bottom of the earning cycle. >> real simple here. this is inflation-adjusted commodities. this is the crv index a zillion years. here we go, breaking through new commodity lows, getting near that multi-decade trend. argue link oil into the other commodities? >> i think oil has the ability to suddenly fall low very quickly. it is hard to store and the issue is that winter might be if you do see some oversupply, there is nowhere left for the oil to go. it has the ability to crash quickly. natural gas is set to break through below two dollars. that's the first time since the financial crisis. that is huge for the american economy.

. >> is that clint black? >> no. i can't tell. >> blake shelton? i don't want to change your mind >> i like that song. it's a pretty one. i just want to take your time >> he also sings "house party" and it's awesome. >> that's got to be -- >> come on. >> oh, wait a minute. oh, is that -- two boys and two girls. is that little big town? >> yes. >> love them. >> look at their baby pictures. >> what a year they are having. and they've been together forever. >> oh, girl crush. >> last, but not least -- >> got to be blake. >> he hasn't changed a bit. such a naughty boy even there. you can tell. >> that was so fun. >> you can tell. >> is that all five? >> miranda didn't make it? she's had an unbelievable year? >> and carrie. >> carrie had a baby. >> so the sixth annual cmt is on wednesday, december 2nd at 8:00 p.m. lots of tributes. >> and toasts to them. that's great to get something exclusive. >>> now remember the song by alanis morrissette called "isn't it ironic" or "ironic." >> i've never heard it until they played it. >> they tried to modern eyes i