i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tests? if there's anything wrong, i'll give you a call. oh. so how's the real estate market doing? well, interest rates are low, so it's a great time to be a buyer, but if you're a seller, you really have to... bend over? (gloves squeak) true, but a quality property is still a quality--

>> a young clint eastwood. >> nice. very nice. >>> moving on to this. obama got sticker shock from a very little girl. check this out. it happened when the first lady, along with the first dogs, bo and sunny, visited the children of wounded warriors. >> there you go. one little girl chose to decorate mrs. obama instead. the stickers had a hard time sticking. she made good. a good sport. helping out. >> too cute. >> too cute, indeed. >>> many of us tune out the safety instructions before the plane takes off. one flight attendant had a great way to give all of the information. >> the southwest flight attendant turned her job into a one-woman show. performing a hilarious routine to the delight of passengers headed to salt lake city. >> as you know, it's no smoking, no whining, no complaining flight. please and thank you. you're a good-looking flight attendant. thank you for not smoking. there's $2,000. if you want to pay that, you should have flown somebody else. >> nice. nicely done. she's good. she could have a pro career. the flight attendant has yet to

plus, meet the man who has designed suits for frank sinatra, clint eastwood, and ringo starr. detailsf executive behind futuristic suits. all of that and more in the next hour. first, the headlines with carol massar. afterp out with earnings the close of trading, raising its second and two-year forecast after its stock finished higher in after-hours. metlife reported a 35% increase in first-quarter profit and made derivative gains and international growth. i saw operating profit of $1.37 per share, missing the analyst estimates. twitter saw its stock hit its lowest level since he last year's ipo. membership in the first quarter reached 255 million, with year-over-year growth to celebrating. the twitter ceo is focusing on the long-term. focused onxtremely strengthening our core product, twitter and vne. most of the acquisitions to date are about strengthening the core. most of the work we are doing is about strengthening the core, and that is the focus near-term. >> that is a look at the top headlines at this hour. >> thank you, carol massar. the dow jones industrial average cl

. >> clint eastwood in the late '80s, in that psa, basically playing robin to first lady nancy reagan's batman. mrs. reagan's crime-fighting, drug demonizing just say no campaign studded with celebrities and all the rest, was one of the crucial cogs of the '80s-era war on drugs, a war that is still causing casualties on all-sized today. today the u.s. government decided to take that war in a radically new direction, and really, no one knows how this generation of republicans is going to react to this change. it is the rarest of all things. a legitimately open question in our national politics, and that story is ahead. stay with us. [ amy ] when you're tossing and turning and can't sleep an ounce, wash in sweet dreams with tide, downy, and bounce. the sweet dreams collection has scents so relaxing so you can tuck in and turn off after a day oh so taxing. ♪ [ click ] she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement.

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. >>> to paraphrase clint eastwood, it is halftime for america's earnings season. nearly half of the s&p 500 has reported, and here's where we stand so far. 68% of companies who have reported topped earnings estimates. 11 in line, 21% missed expectations. top line, though, a little bit of a different story and not as good. only 55% of the reporting companies topped revenue estimates, so pete najarian, what is your takeaway so far? >> one of the things we were talking about going into this week is what are the most important earnings out in front of you? i picked out two. caterpillar and microsoft. they are very important. i love what they were able to produce on thursday. one in the morning and one after the market. what i take away from that, the economy is fine, we're moving along. we heard from caterpillar and microsoft, moving in the right direction. showing how they'll grow into the future, obviously through the cloud. nadella has microsoft moving in the right direction. when you parse through the earnings, those two are the most meaningful. that's why the s&p

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. >> clint eastwood. >> driving a grand turino. >> thank you. >> next on "bloomberg surveillance," lookingnto. autos.s move beyond prosecutors want bank of america to pay a record settlement to resolve investigation into the sale of mortgage bonds from before the financial crisis. according to people familiar with the matter, 30's are seeking $13 billion. moreank has agreed to pay than $9 million to resolve other claims. microsoft's push into cloud computing is paying off, they posted third-quarter profits that topped estimates. revenue from the cloud-based version of office more than doubled. netflix cracking the cable market in the u.s.. online streaming service has signed deals with three small pay-tv operators that will offer netflix through set-top boxes made by tivo. that is today's company news. $.68 on $.68, the international makeup of american earnings and revenues. howard ward, gamco's chief officer of growth and investment. your thought on the earnings season? it is an interesting income statement. >> their earnings season is very solid. there have been problems with some compan

baldacci writes two a year, he shot to fame when his first novel "absolute power" was made into a clint eastwoodbook "the target" is no exception. david baldacci, good morning and welcome back to the "cbs this morning" take. >> good morning. thank you. >> one says this is your best thriller yet. you read this book and it's like boom, boom, boom, because so much is happening. once again you always seem to be timely. then again you were here with the general petraeus sex scandal and now there's a story about the white supremacist in the news which is also in your book and north korea cl is also in your book. >> maybe i should start writing picture books so those things won't happen. yeah, it's been fortunate and unfortunate obviously with people on some of the topics i write about but those are some of the things that interest me. people live in the grey areas of life and collide from time to time and bad things happen and putting people into bad situations and seeing if they can survive or not fascinates me. >> this book "the far get" is about a high risk unusual assassination, right? tell us abo

graham, clint eastwood, ted cruz, rand paul, and chris christie. he stood up.e did not let them pull him over. that is pretty much it. another story on the president posses travels to japan. he said the u.s. would stand .ith japan and that he, the u.s., and the president would defend the u.s. if it were attacked. japanked off his visit to , also pushing for a trade pact that faces hurdles in washington and tokyo. stop inident will not china this time around but beijing causes growing footprint will be a matter of discussion in all the countries he visits, japan, south korea, malaysia, and the philippines. all of these nations are involved in disputes in china, mostly in sign the uninhabited bits of rock and waters that continue to play in the region. vincent is joining us from oklahoma. the question, if you had to come up with a list of the most influential, who would be on your list? i would like to say mary is the most influential. by voting, i broke the law. i will tell you why. host: go ahead, we are short on time. re you with us? ok, we will go to delta, o

>> somebody call clint eastwood because mornings, especially friday mornings, are better with friendss". ♪ ♪ >> sonic is out on the plaza. their wait staff, even maria molina, i saw her in the hallway and she almost fell five times. >> as a kid, i only in-line skated. roller bladed. i did not do this. >> watch out. >> how are those milk shakes? >> here, let me try one. >> can you drink a milk shake and skate at the same time? >> let's see. >> 25 new flavors of milk shakes for the summer. they look delicious. abc delicious. >> very delicious. >> maria, don't fall down and make that noise. you heard of the sonic boom? >> you know what's good about these, i'm taller. i can see people at eye level. >> i'm sure you can tell at home, she's as big as a minute. >> we should get out west and update what's happening on the boppedy ranch because a lot of questions from harry reid. a lot of people wondering about his thoughts. he sat down for a little round table discussion with a las vegas review journal to give his thoughts on the people that converged on this ranch. take a listen to what he ha

i remember seeing clint eastwood on hannity saying these folks in hollywood, even if they are conservativeto find work and being blacklisted there. >> sure. one of the reasons we highlighted that was because generally the way hollywood operates, the message is not conservative. it's all to the political left. that's why what tim allen did stands out. >> it's called integrity, something obama doesn't have with this benghazi thing. for that to be in that is interesting. >> look how more and more outspoken, even seeing him on sitter with getting into some conservative war of words as well. >> indeed. so it is a very busy morning. about 8 minutes after the top of the hour and heather joins us with a troubling story out of oklahoma. >> it's really a pretty disturbing story. it's an important one that can affect other states. we begin with this coming in. prison officials try a new cocktail to kill an inmate, but the execution is botched and that inmate died more than 43 minutes later. now all executions in the state of oklahoma are on hold. clayton blocket's vein ruptured after the first of thr

a few years ago we had clint eastwood on saying conservatives are scared in hollywood, even if the beliefey are going to lose their work or not get it. >> people never ask the obvious question, i grew up there. it was not that way when i went there. it's more split, and why is that? you could say immigration. >> it has turned california into a relikely blue state. that's just a fact. we should be honest about it. >> people took to twitter to respond to tim allen. here's one twitter from lukejcole who says, does tim allen even have an income anymore? >> and this one says, lol, you're a woman. >> that's the one i like with no punctuation and fake acronym, but you're the moron. >> go to twitter and be ironic if you like and use hash tags if you like. friends@foxnews.com or ffnweekend on twitter. >>> and some are calling it #diplomacy. the obama administration using social media to fight battles with other countries. does it work or make us look strong or is the rest of the world laughing at us? chris wallace is next. >>> then a woman felt so bad for the homeless guy she gave him some food, b