we begin, did you want to say something clint. >> hello austin. [applause] it is great to be here where i have spent a great deal of time. >> a great deal of time with lbj. we will tell you, we will give you a glimpse into our book, five presidents, as much as wep can in about 35 minutes and then we will open it to questions and answers for the left portion. >> first i have to figure out how to make this thing work clint hill was born in 1932, the middle of the great depression, and his mother realized she couldn't care for him so she had him baptized and dropped him off at the north dakota children'smt home in fargo north dakota. fortunately, when he was about three months old, he was adopted by a wonderful family, chris and jenny hill and their daughter janice.nn he grew up in this home in washburn north dakota, population 912. ll growing up in that tiny town in north dakota, did you always want to be a secret service agent or how did that come about? >> no, not at all. my intention when he when i went to college was to become a history teacher

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clint van zant remains with me. we learned from pete williams that was man was on an incoming flight flying to ft. lauderdale from dan. had apparently checked his weapon and then when he got to florida was able to get the weapon out of baggage claim and somehow load it and do what he did allegedly. tell me what you would be doing if you were the investigator ore on this right now. >> well, part of what we're learning right now is two other things. allegedly the shooter had a concealed weapons permit. i don't know what state issued that permit. should that be the case of course? there's going to be an active investigation, not just at the shooting scene, but wherever that driver's license or wherever the shooter may have lived, worked, had relatives, something such as that. the investigation is in a hurry. and part of that hurry is because and starts to a race. and law enforcement in the media who is going to find out the most about this person. media's got their job, law enforcement's got their job. but right now, w

lauderdale. >> let me go back to clint and bring him in the conversation too, clint. cal just made that point that we were talking about a minute ago about security of airports we haven't had -- i don't think we've had an attack on this scale, ever, at a u.s. airport? >> well, we have had a -- earlier today, tom costtello looked at the number of incidents, and we have had a number of incidents, you know, i can think of them happening, not the place and the time, but where shooters have gone in, but it's never been in a sterile area. it's never been to my knowledge, where someone has gotten past screening and then produced a weapon. it's always on the other side. and as you're suggesting the two of you are suggesting, kate, it now becomes the question of how far out do you push security? now we have metal detectors you have to go through. do we push that to the front door where we make you go through a metal detector -- >> in europe exists, no? >> yeah. where do we push that? do we push it out in the parking lot? i mean, these rings, each time you put another ring of s

. >> i was talking to clint and i said, how many kids do you have. eight. i'm beating him. >> number nine. >> nine. >> how does it feel to be beating clint? >> that's a weird question. >> well for the record, gibson has six other sons with ex-wife robin moore and one daughter, hannah, mel's oldest at 36. another daughter with ex, aqsana. and expecting her first child and former cosby kid teequicha knig k i /* ke williams had her first child. >> now i sat down with the film's biggest human star, dennis quaid as he addressed the corresponden controversy for the first time. >> what is your experience with the mabls on tanimals on the se? >> my experience is that the animals were treated great. no animal abuse on the side. and that video that someone took and sold for money and held on to it for a year and wha half, before the film is coming out, does not tell the whole story. i've seen all of the footage. it is edited and manipulated. and i think it is a scam to tell you the truth. >> quaid calls the footage obtained by tmz completely out of context. the websi

trump wrote on twitter, "julian assange said a 14-year-old could have hacked clint campaign chief john podesta. why was d.n.c. so careless? also said russians did not give him the info. some republicans quickly disagreed with the president-elect. speaker paul ryan called the wikileaks founder a sycophant for russia while senator lindsey graham called him a fugitive for from the law with a history of undermining u.s. interests. in addition to posting podesta's e-mail, you'll recall wikileaks also published classified information from n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. that happened in 2013. u.s. intelligence agencies say they have yet to fully recover from those disclosures. >> elliott: so, jeff, mr. trump will get a briefing on the final report into alleged russian cyber attacks on friday, the day after tomorrow. what can we expect? >> reporter: well, it's going tony blair in new york at trump tower. this is going to be an unprecedented meeting with the heads of the c.i.a., f.b.i., n.s.a. and the director of the national intelligence, who will brief the president-elect. on top of that, our

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that's my uncle clint. >> jimmy: yeah, he can't -- you can't unsee that, guys.ur dad where he's not as lively on camera as uncle clint? >> yeah, so we, every single year, so that kind of my uncle's way of celebrating the holidays, and our way of celebrating the holidays is we have a family calendar. which is like, all the memories from the last year. >> jimmy: sure, i love that. >> a tradition is that my dad, he's a super busy guy, and he gets -- you know, he's the father of four and he does his job, and so he gets to sleep wherever he can grab it and my mom takes pictures. >> jimmy: it's a calendar of him sleeping? >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, it's the best thing i've ever seen. this is him sleeping on a -- a a railing? is like, that's dangerous. it looks like a dangerous place to sleep. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why would he sleep there and not the grass? >> well, i don't know. because he just, i don't think he's very discerning. that's a closet. that's a closet! >> jimmy: he's in a walk-in closet, an empty walk-in closet. is this not in -- doesn't ev

not clint eastwood then?o, but that is an interesting comparison because his movies are different to an american audience than to a british audience. what more can we say about la la land? i love it. people are concerned that it is not as good as we have been saying, like it is overhyped, but i haven't stopped singing it since i saw it. i loved la la land. best film and best director for the baftas and the oscars? yes, i think it will absolutely sweep the board. finally, under the shadow, which i haven't seen yet. you must, because you will absolutely love it. it is a british production set in jordan. it is about a mother and her daughter in an apartment building being shelled but they are being terrorised by a jinn spirit. it owes a debt to things like the tenant, rosemary's baby. it is smart, it is influenced by the brothers grimm and i promise you will love it. right, that is my homework for the weekend. i shall look for under the shadow. you will find more film news and reviews across the bbc including al

let‘s load our weapons, get ready, and get your best clint eastwood on.gners are thinking very differently about the kind of games that can be played using this device. as far as games are concerned, in the works is a new title and legend of zelda. nintendo‘s last console had a bunch of issues from day one. a lot of gamers thought it was an additional controller for their console where it was a brand—new console. i believe nintendo have the same issue with the switch, but they have two nail down the third—party support and getting more the core gamers back on board. perhaps the biggest hurdle is its price. add £279, it may have a tough time against its rivals from microsoft and sony. we will find out when it is released on march three. —— march three. i‘ve been out of bed for precisely the length of that report. it‘s high timei the length of that report. it‘s high time i turned in for the night. but i‘ve forgotten to make the bed! fortu nately, i‘ve forgotten to make the bed! fortunately, i‘ve got a smart duvet, which means that from anywhere in the world

this is where you get your best clint eastwood on. and i live to fight another day!t the designers are thinking differently about the kind of games that can be played using this device. as far as games are concerned, in the works is a new title for the portly italian plumber, the real—world set super mario odyssey and the legend of zelda: breath of the wild. nintendo's last console, the wii u, had a bunch of issues from day one. there was an additional controller for their already wii console, where in fact it was a brand—new console. with the switch they have the same issue again but this time they have to nail down the third—party support and getting more of the core gamer back on board with their product. perhaps the biggest hurdle for the switch is its price. at £279, the switch might have a tough time against its rivals from microsoft and sony. we'll find out when it's released on march the third. bbc click, here we go! that was lara and i've been out of bed for precisely the length of that report. about time i turn in for the night but oh, no, i've forgotten to

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. >> i was talking to clint the other day. i said how many kids you got? he went eight.i'm beating him. >> this is number nine. >> nine. >> how does it feel to be beating clint? >> that's a weird question. >> they've got enough for a football team basically. mel also has three grandchildren, so i guess that means the baby is younger than his nieces and nephews. okay. let's move on now and talk about michael jackson's daughter. this week we were startled by new revelations from paris jackson. track marks from drug abuse. suicide attempts. sexual assault. her first in depth interview had us all stunned. then came the aftermath. >> i'm not answering any questions. if you want some answers, read what i wrote. >> paris was swauwarmed by papai as she arrived at l.a.x. at first it peaappears she wasn bothered while her bodyguard pushes cameras away. then the encounter breaks out into an all-out chase. paris sprint as way leaving her bodyguard and 31-year-old manager behind. minutes later, she breaks down. >> guys, guys. >> stop. >> we counted 11 paparazzi on the scene at l.a.x.

fbi former agent there clint van zandt, thank you very much for joining us. i want to send it back to sheinelle jones in new york. sheinelle. >> thank you, ayman mohyeldin, a busy saturday. up next, rich louie with the latest developments from ft. lauderdale and he'll have live reports from the winter storm surprising millions of people on the east coast. have a good day and stay safe. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. knows how it feels to seees your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? dis

i want to bring in former fbi agent clint van zandt, also an msnbc contributor.k us through the profile. we don't know if he's talking to officials but as we were hearing from my colleague in alaska, they want to talk to if they haven't already his girlfriend, his relatives in new jersey. what's the profile they're trying to composite here? what are they looking for? >> one of the things they'll be looking for is the likely mental health issue. in the last few years, church, movie theaters, shopping malls, airport have been the subject of attack. november 2013 an armed individual went in in an unsecure area of l.a.x. and killed a tsa officer. we're told that the hikely shooter in this particular case was talking about voices and isis. when you hear about voices, that usually suggests schizophrenia. somewhere between 2. and 7% of people looked at the last few years america hear voices, although only 1% have schizophrenia. the challenge with that mental health condition is if you get command voices, somebody telling you what to do, it's hard to ignore those voices.

clint cited the fact australia had a gun buyback program and we tried that here on a voluntary bases, it was a mandatory basis and the ads were simple. they said refuse to turn in your guns go to prison. then the government bought a full-page ad in the australian newspaper, and this is ms. clint way of regulating guns, they bought three page ads of people naked tied to showers, supposed to be prison showers, and says if you don't turn in your gun this could be your future. people that hold that up as the model of how they might to deal with firearms in the country want to in fact abolish firearms. there is every reasonable restriction on firearms result in that -- does -- no. what has to be realized is there are a lot of people that want to accomplish that so people that believe in the second amendment have to be careful. whether the gun control act of 1968 passed, ted kennedy said it was a great first step of abolishing firearms in this country. did that do that? no. is there a path from step one, two, three, four and ten? yes, there is a pat. will we go down that path? we hope not.

economist robert reich was labor secretary in the clint administration. >> you have to understand, there has been for many years a brain drain from other countries to the united states. a lot of that to silicon valley. >> reporter: 37% of silicon valley workers are foreign-born, nearly three times the number in the rest of the nation. are they taking jobs away from americans? >> there is no evidence they're taking jobs away from americans. they are adding jobs because they're innovativing, and that creates more jobs for everybody else, for more innovators. >> reporter: several major tech companies are putting money into the fight against the immigration ban, including google, which has launched a $4 million crisis fund. and, scott, amazon has filed a declaration in support of a lawsuit by the state of washington challenging the president's order. >> pelley: john blackstone in the bay area. thanks. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," fire destroyed a house of worship. then something remarkable happened. how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our gra

ellis is one of modern cinema's most intriguing composers. alongside the likes of johnny greenwood and clinton ben wheatley‘s adaptation ofjg ballard's dystopian novel, high—rise, his woozy, sensuous score perfectly capturing the film's increasingly unsettling tone. i'm so sorry. i'll survive. i thought you were empty. ijust moved in. you're an excellent specimen. high—rise opened in uk cinemas in march, where it went head—to—head with the coen brothers‘ splendid throwback hollywood fantasy, hail, caesar!, one of the most delightfully silly films of the year. why do you say it like that, why do you say "t‘were"? well, you said "say it like i say it." yes, but... you seem to be lingering. it's interminable, the word, i'm wondering when it will end, and we shouldn't be wondering, should we, we should be marching right along for so simple. would that it were so simple. calm down! when april rolled around, nothing could touch thejungle book, disney's reboot of its classic cartoon which became the real king of the swingers at the uk box office. billed as a live action affair, the jungle book was

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mystery speaker from the 2012 election and no one knew who it was going to be and it ended up being clint eastward. yes, i've met mitt romney. yes, i'm at the end. i give credit to donald trumpai for being able to listen to people who are very much against him, but also to mitt romney for being able to go and meet. that's why i'm saying, i felt adrift at the end of october, i'm willing to wait for second because perhaps this tent is bigger than we thought. >> host: next call comes from zachary in long beach california. go ahead. bea. listening >> caller: two quick questions. you said a moment ago that you felt the next two or three or a few years would be good for the republican party, but what about the masses as a whole, and second, someone in your position, an acre, when they take a political stand take a political stand you said it makes it difficult to come out,, to think that's industrywide. [inaudible] as white house press secretary, i felt, believe it or not, that most, that most of the reporters in that room tried their utmostr to be fair and i really appreciated all of the work

san francisco has changed since the 1970s, look nothing further than the dirty harry movies starring clint eastwood. in this movie and others, directors seem to want to make the most out of the scenic views including the bridges. some directors go for the obvious. >> i think the los angeles film schools actually teach students to shoot the painted ladies, the cable car, the golden gate bridge, and make sure you get a cable car bell and a place where no cable cars go. >> reporter: some movie productions have stayed away from the golden gate bridge, and the cable cars. this scene looks like real san francisco with fog and a cold ocean beach. it's featured in woody allen's 2013 movie blue jasmine. >> when a director comes here, it's like a playground for them. a good director will come here and use san francisco to the fullest. every scene you have hills, you have we fluctuations. >> reporter: san francisco writer peter hartlob has kept track of the movies made here. from classics like vertigo to moves that would never be called classics, many locals watch them anyway over and over. in a rece

as we saw with president clint president clinton. mitch mcconnell tried to sabotage you? he's talking about the media, not party politics. excellent, jeff. colbert, fallon, kimmell. they need you desperately. you deserve them, gordon. by the way, you can now get old-school free if you sign up for the premium membership. final "tip of the day," a study asked american voters what news agency they most use. during the presidential campaign, fox news won easily, cnn 13%. nbc -- msnbc tied at five. once again, it is proven, proven that the fox news channel is the trusted source of news in this country. no newspaper came close and facebook clocked in at 8%. here is the of the day. you hear lots of criticism about fox news, but that is always the case when you are on top. jealousy rains. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site, which is different from billoreilly.com. we would like you to spout out about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. word of the day, do not be accurate. along with, do not be nebul

joining me now on the phone former fbi agent clint van zant.bably knows this style of investigation better than anyone in the industry. let me start by asking you about the information the suspect visited the fbi office in anchorage. he's been cooperating here, he's participated in the questions that lasted for hours. my question to you is based on what we know now, some of this loose affiliation in watching isis videos and claiming he was being forced to do so by the cia. in addition to the mental health issues that have been raised by his families, how does this investigation go now? what is the composite they're trying to profile in determining the motivation here? >> well, i think one of the things they're looking for is exactly as you suggest, the mental health issue. about 1% of the american population has been diagnosed as schizophrenic. part of that diagnosis says do you hear voices inside your head. you see things that aren't necessarily there. these are all attributes that are attributed to this individual. we're told there are ptsd b

in the 90s, federal judges supported president clint on's move to put his wife in charge of federal reform efforts. >>> donald trump could face questions tomorrow at his news conference. >>> days left until the inauguration. the fbi says it is ready to go. the agency says it has confidence that it has the tools it needs to keep next weekend safe for everybody. news4's pat collins went inside the command center to find out more. >> reporter: at the fbi washington field office, in a windowless room upstairs, agents will execute the inauguration day security plan. there are cameras to monitor the movements in the city, and bosses from virtually all the badge-carrying agencies will be here. if and when something needs to be done. are you ready? >> we are ready. we've become planning and preparing for this for many, many months now. we've done it before. we do this type of work each and every day. so we're confident and ready for the event. >> this looks like carbon monoxide, sulfide gas. >> reporter: on the street today, the fbi displayed some of the tools they can use, well, if they have to.

train while performing maintenance along the tracks at and there is no indication that the drug use clint dollars to the accident. >>> tonight police have released the identity of a teenager killed in a bucks county atv accident. police say 13 year old gee annie forwards recalled driving four wheeler on bensalem boulevard when it hit a car turning left. was not wearing helmet, killed, another 13 year old who was wearing a helmet was flown to children's hospital of philadelphia where he is in critical condition tonight. the investigation is still ongoing. but bensalem police say their preliminary investigation found that the atv was driving without any lights on. >> now to west chester, where supporters of the affordable care act rallied outside the office of congressman ryan costello. they want the republican who represents pennsylvania's sixth district to oppose efforts to do away with the law, and also known as obamacare. demonstrators voiced their concerns about the more than 30 million people who are currently covered un the act. costello released statement earlier this month saying t

how san francisco has changed since the 1970s look no further than the dirty harry movies starring clint eastwood. the director seem to want to make the most out of the seenic views including the bridges. some directors go for the obvious. >> the los angeles film schools actually teach students to shoot the painted ladies, the cable car, the golden gate bridge and make sure you get a cable car bell in a place where no cable cars go but some movie productions have stayed away from the golden gate bridge and cable cars. this scene looks like real san francisco with fog and a cold ocean beach. it's featured in woody allen's 2013 movie, "blue jasmine". >> when a director comes here it's lake a playground for them. they will come and use san francisco to the fullest. every scene you have hills and weather fluctuation. you can add to your film if you come and shoot here. >> san francisco chronicle writer has kept track of the major hollywood movies made here. he said from classics like "vertigo" to movies that would never be called classics, many locals watch them anyway over and over again. i

the theme from the movie that was a clint east wood film as you know of course.equested by ken phelps. >> going way back. again. there is a special song you want to hear that fits in the movie songs let us know. ly play a request every friday. facebook and instagr marks. >> great thing. of love it. >>> this week a series of confirmation hearings were held for trump he's cabinet nominees. yesterday three were grilled by -- james mattis made several statements that conflict with the position of the president elect. he promised the strongest relation was nato and he question fire department the united states would be able to cooperate with putin. >> most important thing is that we recognize the reality of what we deal with putin and we recognize that he is trying to break the north atlantic alliance. >> the nominee for cia director -- was testifying that he believes russia directed efforts to interfere with the united states election and ben carson who is up for secretary of house examining urban development said they believes that the government safety nets importa

used false equipment, right, trump did this, but clinton also did this, trump did this but what about clintn and you have folks on your panel, what's the woman's name kellyanne conway and the other lady -- >> kaley. >> her. for the life of me i felt like throwing my shoe at the tv. >> i hope we don't owe you a new tv. >> whatever hillary clinton may have or may not have done, doesn't compare for what we know trump did, so why was there always a comparison of the two? >> i think that what you're talking about is -- you called it falls i qif -- equivalency, it's call spin. historically there have been issues with objective reporters sometimes doing the false equivalency thing because we are trained to say, he says this, she says that, thank you and goodnight. but we did not do that in this campaign like at all. at all. and i think that that probably feeds into your question about donald trump getting so much more air time because we had to spend so much more time on him and trying to explain and fact-check and so on and so forth. so just remember who is talking when you're throwing the shoe.

this is where you get your best clint eastwood on. and i live to fight another day!cerned, in the works is a new title for the portly italian plumber, the real—world set super mario odyssey and the legend of zelda: breath of the wild. nintendo's last console, the wii u, had a bunch of issues from day one. a lot of gamers thought it was additional controller for their already wii console, where in fact it was a brand—new console. with the switch they have the same issue again but this time they have to nail down the third—party support and getting more of the core gamer back on board with their product. perhaps the biggest hurdle for the switch is its price. at £279, the switch might have a tough time against its rivals from microsoft and sony. we'll find out when it's released on march the third. bbc click, here we go! i've been out of bed for precisely the length of that report. about time i turn in for the night but oh, no, i've forgotten to make the bed. fortunately i've got a smart duvet, which means that from anywhere in the world i can click the app and the thi