. >> i would think of that clint eastwood movie. they should show it out there on the wall. >> thad be eerie. >> it's one of those that can come on and you can watch it over and over. check the morning commute with mike. >> the volume of traffic is holding steady, but the activity as far as the incidents go, really busy right now. well, 4:54 now. still want to tell you about this, southbound 101 at cesar chavez. there's a trailer, a mail carrier trailer that has disconnected from the big rig that was pulling it and happened at 2:15. now we hear they're going to send a supervisor out to assess

features clint eastwood classics. too excited. the museum is featuring his westerns. is "the outlaw josey wales." tomorrow it's the movie "pale rider" where he protected a village from a greedy mining company. >> clint eastwood classic, a lot of alliteration. preacher protecting a village. >> i think you're so great. coming up, 15 minutes away from the 10:00 hour. how you can test out your olympic spirit at an event right here in d.c. >> but you'll want your roller skates for this one. you are all laced up? >> i was going to spend all afternoon roller skating, so i'm glad it is shining. it is cooler outside today, but that doesn't mean it's going to be chilly. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it looks as though our weekend is going to be far more usable from an outdoor weather perspective than most of our work week was. because man was it ugly hot ar

i could talk about ashley judd or clint eastwood. rob reiner, what is it about this relationship that made you want to go back again? >> he is a really good director, he is very quick. a director that knows what he is doing in knows what he wants. >> are you an impatient actor? think i amn't impatient. as long as i agree that you haven't gotten it the way you want it yet. but i am impatient with directors that don't know what they want because they want to do one more. what for? i guarantee you that is not going to be a change. [laughter] tavis: was that in frame? moving on. >> that is the focus puller. are you happy? tavis: knows what you like -- he knows what he likes and you like that? >> clint refuses to do more than three takes. lets not dilly dally around. tavis: you said this is really the first time you have played a romantic love interest. pseudo, semi. >> semi, yeah. i used to be asked a lot why didn't do more. i couldn't tell you, really. tavis: what attracted you to this script? >> something i have not done before. this g

>> jon: he sounds that much like clint eastwood on the phone. >> jon: (laughs) >> he was into it. think... he claims he came into it with trepidation and that he was, for better or worse, trusting me and it paid off. if it didn't, i probably wouldn't be here right now. i'd probably be bloodied and beat on the a pulp. no, he's a peaceful guy. >> jon: but this guy, no. >> no. this is the guy you have to worry about. >> jon: there is no reason that i as a grown man approaching very rapidly 50 years on this earth should watch mark wahlberg have a fistfight with a teddy bear and laugh helplessly. and yet that's what i found myself doing. i found myself just reracking and watching over and over of them having a fistfight. >> the goal for that scene was to play it as realistically as if you were watching "the bourne identity." (laughter) we said... we talked to mark, the stunt guys, we said this has got to be very serious. and wahlberg pulled it off." >> jon: so you go in and you're like "mark, this bear killed your family." (laughter) >> exactly. >> jon: this is your one chance at reven

clint eastwood, george clooney. i -- they hire really good people and put them in a situation and stand back. they're in there to guide and help. let's get the best people we can get, put them in a room and ask them what do they need? that is what hbo does. that is what the clints and robert altmans do, arthur miller said i look forward to seeing what my work inspires i and others. when you have that kind of creative home like to do with an hbo that only makes a guy like aaron sorkin want to write better or may come back to better, to work harder leading up to the day you are shooting. it is very inspiring. it is an ideal. it is aspirational, god forbid. >tavis: we will have a conversation with jonathan demme. >> i love jonathan. he would have the same enthusiasm. tavis: i love that about him and that is why he is on this program friday night. are you a news junkie? would you say you are a news junkie? >> i kind of became a news junkie around 2000. the presidential election, and became immersed in the 24-7 of it all

i say clint eastwood. 50i78 more of a clint eastwood woman. >> is that generational, political. >> don't >> thanks. if you're feeling more stressed than you used to, stay tuned. new scientific evidence could prove you're right. and tonight's moments >>> roger clemens walked today. a jury here in washington, d.c. found clemens not guilty on all counts of lying to congress. that was during an investigation of steroid use in major league baseball. clemens was emotional as he faced reporters a short time ago. >> i put a lot of hard work into that career. and so, again, i appreciate my teammates that came in and all the e-mails and phone calls. >> let's check in with joe johns. joe, as we saw there, a very emotional roger clemens following the jury's verdict. you were there. tell us what else happened. >> reporter: that was probably the key thing, the emotion of the moment. a lot of hugging in the courtroom. and you saw what happened outside. it's been a long road for this guy. he's actually had to prepare for two trials. the first one ended in a mistrial. then you get the second one. it's in

don't know if that made it into the clint eastwood movie. he objected to this, disclosure of illegal activities and discrediting of the fbi, the plan was formally abandoned. imformally, however, these options continued to percolate at the white house. if the intelligence agencies would not take suitable action, the white house itself would go operational and conduct illegal break-ins and wire taps in pursuit of information that would discredit its political enemies. so this was, therefore, clearly a principle origin of what later became to be called watergate. the diplomatic efforts that were ongoing in vietnam meant that nixon and kissinger prefer aid wall of secrecy around their efforts. it was all the worse if a breach occurred and could be traced to someone that was part of the anti-war movement, a movement that was inspired by communists and terrorists. now we're up to 1971, june. to daniel elsburg's leaking of the pentagon papers to major newspapers, including "the new york times." ordered by robert mcnamara during the johnson administ

. >> i would think of that clint eastwood movie.hey should show it out there on the wall. >> thad be eerie. >> it's one of those that can come on and you can watch it over and over. check the morning commute with mike. >> the volume of traffic is holding steady, but the activity as far as the incidents go, really busy right now. well, 4:54 now. still want to tell you about this, southbound 101 at cesar chavez. there's a trailer, a mail carrier trailer that has disconnected from the big rig that was pulling it and happened at 2:15. now we hear they're going to send a supervisor out to assess the situation. so we still don't have that opened. we will not find out until they do assess that. bay shore, that's your off ramp of choice. other side of the bay, 880 at oak street, we have the off ramp closed there as well as slowing because of an accident that took out the sand barrels. a live look past the coliseum, northbound with the taillights, steady volume, but no big surprises. you cannot currently use the oak street off ramp, but all

. >> i'm thinking maybe clint eastwood. >> clint -- no, clint's -- what age? i mean, they're about the same age. >> even when he was younger. there's a certain dash of the hollywood movie star to the young president bush. >> really? >> yeah, i think so. >> i think he'll like hearing that. >> when he was younger. >> when he watches that tonight, he'll enjoy it. maybe he'll come back and do a detective series for me. >> that would be fantastic, wouldn't it? it's a great documentary. i mean, it's a movie. and as i say, it's very revealing. it's very surprising. and he just overall comes over as a thoroughly good chap who put the service of his country before his own interests. and i think for that he should be greatly appreciated. jerry, it's been a pleasure seeing you. >> my pleasure. >> thanks for coming in. >> it airs on hbo on june the 14th. it's called "41." and i warmly recommend it. it's a fascinating film. coming up next, chaz bono talks about his fascinating new life as a single man. not what he expected when he was growing up. [ male announcer ] this is

. >> clint eastwood? >> clint? >> what age? >> even when he's younger, there's a certain dash to the hollywood movie star to the young president bush? >> i think he'll like hearing that. >> when he was younger. >> when he watches that tonight he'll -- maybe he'll come back and do a detective series. >> that would be fantastic, wouldn't it? >> it's a great documentary. it's a movie. and as i say, very revealing. very surprising and he just overall, comes off as authorly good chap who put the service to his country before his own interests and i think for that he should be greatly appreciated. jerry, it's been a pleasure. thanks for coming in. on hbo on june 14th, called "41." and i warmly recommend it. a fascinating film. >>> coming up next, chas bo know talks about his fascinating new life as a single man. not what he expected when he was growing up. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it'

you remember that clint eastwood's daughter burned a $100,000 berken bag.would prefer the construction business. >> i think i said i prefer construction building something as opposed to destroy. hoda says, yes, it's okay if you own it, you can do what you like with it. get ready for the backlash. you win this week. >>> coming up next, we have with us -- do you know who's in the house? >> no. i'm afraid to look. >> listen to the song. ♪ ice ice baby >> vanilla ice. he's a sweetheart. >> his real name is rob van winkle. [ female announcer ] gross -- i'll tell you what's really gross: used dishcloths. they can have a history that they drag around with them. for a cleaner way to clean try bounty extra soft. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty extra soft leaves this surface 3 times cleaner than a dishcloth. it's super durable too. it's the cleaner way to clean. bring it with bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. add some flavor to your morning routine. build your better breakfast. give it an avocado kick. [ male announcer ] kick up your

. >> i was thinking clint eastwood. >> at what age? they are about the same age. >> there is a certain dash of hollywood movie star to the younger president bush. >> really? >> yeah. >> when he watches that tonight he will be -- maybe he will come back and do a detective series for me. >> that would be fantastic. it's a great documentary, it's a movie. it's very revealing and surprising. and you just -- overall he comes over as a good chap who put service to his country before his own interest and for that he should be greatly appreciated. it's a pleasure. >> thanks. >> it hairs on hbo on june 14th it's called "41." >>> up next, chaz bono on becoming a single man. >>> i talked to chaz bono last year he had just written a book about his life. a lot has happened since then including his break up with his girlfriend and his turn on "dancing with the stars." so i welcome back chaz bono. >> how are you? >> i'm good. how are you doing? >> what an extraordinary twist to your life. suddenly, everything's changed all over again. >> yeah. you kn

you saw pictures thereof a movie that clint eastwood did. update on coming up.>>> good morning. 5:22. baseball scores. giants beat the padres yesterday 8-3. a's defeated the rangers at the coliseum 7-1 again. a's play diamondbacks in arizona tonight. giants begin a rematch against the rangers at home this weekend. >>> it is 5:23 now. muni officials in san francisco planning to install 400 smart cameras in and around muni metro subway stations and tunnels. the chronicle reports the project funded with federal grants set to begin next summer. the cameras could help prevent accidents like the one in january when a driver drove into the train tunnel. cameras will be programmed to detect unusual behavior and alert authorities. the 3 1/2 million dollar project is expected to take five years to complete. >>> yahoo billboard that stood for years along i-80 has a new occupant. old navy has taken it over. for 12 years commuters saw yahoo again the san francisco skyline the company pull out last december. old navy owned guy gap will display an on going message of come fun

. >> i was thinking clint eastwood. >> at what age?out the same age. >> there is a certain dash of hollywood movie star to the younger president bush. >> really? >> yeah. >> when he watches that tonight he will be -- maybe he will come back and do a detective series for me. >> that would be fantastic. it's a great documentary, it's a movie. it's very revealing and surprising. and you just -- overall he comes over as a good chap who put service to his country before his own interest and for that he should be greatly appreciated. it's a pleasure. >> thanks. >> it hairs on hbo on june 14th it's called "41." >>> up next, chaz bono on becoming a single man. [ male announcer ] considering all your mouth goes through, do you really think brushing is enough to keep it clean? while brushing misses germs in 75% of your mouth, listerine cleans virtually your entire mouth. so take your oral health to a whole new level. listerine... power to your mouth. there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll f

it was the chrysler ad at the super bowl with clint eastwood. >> i thought that was fantastic. >> it was a fantastic ad. you need that kind of dynamite. that was not a negative ad, but that kind of creativity was needed. >> i remember watching it live with no warning about what was coming and the clear impression that you went away with was, the bailout of the car industry was a fundamentally good and successful thing. so it was a very well orchestrated, very simple message using this great movie star. >> exactly. and while i think the obama campaign had nothing to do with it, it stunned sufficiently that karl rove both complained about it and said hey, it's a very effective ad. >> take a look at obama's new ad here. >> running for governor, mitt romney campaigned as a job creator. >> i know how created. but as a corporate raider, he shipped jobs to china and mexico. he did the same thing, outsourcing state jobs to india. now he's making the exact same pitch. >> i know why jobs come and why they go. >> outsourcing jobs. it didn't work then and won't work now. >> clearly obama sees th

. >> i was thinking clint eastwood. >> at what age?re about the same age. >> there is a certain dash of hollywood movie star to the younger president bush. >> really? >> yeah. >> when he watches that tonight he will be -- maybe he will come back and do a detective series for me. >> that would be fantastic. it's a great documentary, it's a movie. it's very revealing and surprising. and you just -- overall he comes over as a good chap who put service to his country before his own interest and for that he should be greatly appreciated. it's a pleasure. >> thanks. >> it hairs on hbo on june 14th it's called "41." >>> up next, chaz bono on becoming a single man. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual

the kind of stuff of mythical lower a basis for clint eastwood movie escape from alcatraz.brother had been convicted of bank robbery. but after they broke out of the couple of other prisons they wound up in alcatraz. >> they moved them there many because they figured they would never find a way out. >>reporter: but of course they did. and did they survive? single u.s. marshall still is lacking for them. >> i think there's a possibility of it. there's a lot of things that the are unanswered. mostly there's no beds found. >>reporter: if they are alive what do they look like. here are concept of the men now in their 80's. clarence angle. john engler el and frank morris. what they did eventually broke the rock it closed 9 months later. did they successfully leave alcatraz and wind up in marin county on the rain coat raft. it's in tryinging thought and still a mystery 50 years later. if they are still alive marshall says would he congratulate them on the success and then arrest them. alcatraz, 7 news. >>> when we continues tonight. daring driver and his risky rush hour moves. >>

clint eastwood said she's a great talent hampered only by the fact that she has "the most gorgeous faceet." that face has sold a lot of handbags and magazines, but early on, angelina jolie flirted with a very different career. you wanted to be a funeral director. >> jolie: uh-huh, i did. >> simon: and you even took courses to prepare yourself. >> jolie: mm-hmm. it sounds like this very strange, eccentric, dark thing to do. but, in fact, i lost my grandfather, and i was very upset with his funeral. and so, we discussed that maybe there are ways where this whole idea of how somebody passes and how a family deals with this passing and what death is should be addressed in a different way. if this acting thing didn't work out, that that was going to be my backup. >> simon: she can joke about it now, but there were other times-- scary and dangerous times-- that she told us were not funny at all. >> jolie: i went through heavy, darker times, and i survived them. i didn't die young. i'm very lucky. there are other artists and people that didn't survive certain things. >> simon: you talk about h

>> clint eastwood supergay. >> s&p had the single best day for the year. >> traders will be listening for ben bernanke's testimony before congress on the nation's economic health. >>> reports of a new massacre in syria where the assad dictatorship is out to crush an uprising. >>> severe storms rolling across the denver area. >>> it is debris from last year's tsunami in japan. a large dock washed ashore. >>> the space shuttle enterprise cruised past the statue of liberty. >>> russian base jumper has set a new world jump record. all that matters. >>> after trailing two games to none the thunder are the western conference champs. >>> hannah montana star, miley cirrus is engaged. >> she will wear the traditional family mullet. >>> welcome to cbs this morning and welcome back. wall street opens today with investors hoping for a repeat of the big gain. >> the markets had their best day of 2012 after hearing good news from europe and from washington. >> rebecca has the numbers. hope took told of the market. there is a hope that germany is going to come to spain's rescue as far as its banks a

thinking about the ad you might is in that aired first during super bowl during halftime actually, clint eastwood's much noted at for chrysler, halftime in america. the ad which was talking about detroit, about how chrysler in particular picked itself up off the mat, came back and look out world for the second half of course was a parable for the character of the spirit in united states. i think it's quite fitting we be here tonight. i topic this evening is citizenship in america. and the meaning and content of our citizenship. and i want to start actually not high concept but with a simple story. i host a gathering every year in seattle where i live called the guiding lights we can. at the conference in the art of great and creative citizenship. this year one of the things that we did, a real highlight, we held for the first time at our conference a tramp a nationalization ceremony. so we invited -- we invited 30 immigrants from 70 nations around the world who that afternoon became naturalized citizens of the united states. i don't know how many of you either ever or recently have been to a natura

>> clint eastwood. >> dow and s&p had their single best day for the entire year. >> the dow jones gained 287 points. >> today traders will be listening for ben bernanke's testimony before congress on the nation's economic health. >> the reports of a new massacre in syria, where the assad dictatorship is out to crush a popular uprising. >> severe storms rolled across the denver area. heavy rain and hail as large as three inches in diameter. >> debris from last year's tsunami in japan, a large dock washed ashore at a beach in oregon. >> space shuttle "enterprise" a arrived by barge. >> a base jumper has set a new world jump record from a leap from the top of the limb lhimal- >> she's on the. >> and all that matters -- >> wrest brook -- >> after trailing 2-0, the thunder are the western conference champs. >> on "cbs this morning." >> hannah montana star miley cyrus is engaged. >> ashe won't wear a vail to wae we had pentagon. she'll wear the traditional family mull et. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning" and welcome back. >> thank you, charlie. >>> wall street opens today with investors

fortress on the rock has been immortalized in books and film, including this one starring a young clint eastwoodcept maybe these three men. frank lee morris, he was the mastermind behind the elaborate escape plan. federal officials said he had an iq of 133 in the top 2% of the population. morris was serving 14 years for bank robbery and clarence and john anglin, brothers from rural georgia, who were serving prison terms for a 1958 alabama bank heist. using stolen spoons, dummy heads made out of paper mache and a rain coat raft, they burrowed their way to freedom on a chilly, rainy night 50 years ago this week. or did they? whether or not the men perished in the bay as prison officials and federal agents insist remains the subject of intense speculation. because their bodies were never found. the u.s. marshal's office took over the case from the fbi in 1978. >> joining us now is jolene baddier, she was 15 years old and living on alcatraz with her father, who was acting warden. she describes what happened in her book, breaking the rock, the great escape from alcatraz. >> joining us from san franci