(clint eastwood) he was calling on his community to come to his aid.nd he was trying to arm the community to defend itself. and the community didn't want any part of it. they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villains, so why should they get involved? that sort of went along with philosophies of american life. i guess you all know why i'm here. i need deputies, i'll take all i can get. how about it? (sad music playing) you want the hero to stand for something, integrity. in sticking to what he believes against all odds even if he's the one doing it all by himself. (man) this is just plain committing suicide. and for what? i'm no lawman. i just live here. i got nothing personal against nobody. i got no stake in this. i guess not. there's a limit how much you can ask a man. i got a wife and kids, what about my kids? go on home to your kids, herb. (howard hawks) i'd seen a picture called "high noon," where the sheriff, played by gary cooper, went around begging everybody to help him. (gunshot) and eventually hi

. >> clint eastwood, what is he like? sienna miller: everything you would hope he would be. completely animatic. he has a clear idea of what he wants. it is a unique experience. to work with somebody i grew up in awe of, it was extraordinary. i can't quite believe it. >> you play the wife of a murdered hero. sienna miller: it did not dawn on me until i started shooting. there is no widow part i and. they happen that way. >> you met both of the women. what was that like? sienna miller: it was quite intimidating. invaluable in terms of research and the process of figuring out who she was in these moments. >> one of your upcoming films reunites you with adam cooper. you both play chefs. tell us about that. sienna miller: i trained with a chef, which was extraordinary. i love cooking. now i can really cook very well. i've cooked about 50,000 pieces. it was really funny because we came straight back off of the film "american sniper" where he was a texan and suddenly he is throwing pans at my head. it was hilarious. we work very well together. >> your career seems to be in a diffe

among those robert the new row, ben affleck, clint eastwood devon: it has been a great summer day. 85are well above the average is 72. rain chances tuesday evening more like it on wednesday. first, we are tracking the heat and the potential rain chances with eileen whelan bright and early with "good morning washington." kellye: thank you very much for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kellye: two men are dead after they opened fire at an art event that dip did -- that depicted the prophet mohammed. ryan owens is in texas. ryan: people run for their lives when gunfire breaks out outside of dallas. the police with guns drawn swarm the scene. >> there were multiple gunshots and then cops everywhere. ryan:a a group called american defense initiative was holding a contest for the best cartoon depicting the prophet mohammed. a statement from the city of garland said that two men drove up to the front of the building and began shooting at a security officer. the officer was shot i

clint eastwood signed on to direct a movie about his life and bradley cooper played chris. >> everything you could possibly want a job to be. something that scares the hell out of you something that brings you to a different place but in the end changed my life quite frankly. >> reporter: "american sniper" hits a bulls eye at the box office. >> did you think that she portrayed you the way you wanted to be portrayed? >> when she was crying on film it made me hurt. >> reporter: when we saw the american sniper playing judge, jury and executioner. >> you prepare for war to fight other men. when you look at his experience women and children women putting their children in harm's way, no. i can't imagine having to deal with that. >> reporter: finally after 1,000 days in iraq chris is home for good. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> super daddy. putting together your rip rider and you just got it. ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> the pain will always be there for taya, the hero gone much too dpoon soon. although forgiveness is still out of reach, the hate well, taya says that is behind her. it is a struggle at ti

>> the good, the bad and the ugly movie, clint eastwood, one of the best, great soundtrack. copper this week. if you look at what -- can we stop with the music? i mean, it's tough for me to concentrate. copper to me, if you look at all the base commodities, especially of the industrial metals, this is the place where i think you have the best balance between supply and demand and fundamentals. freeport ma continues to work when oil's been a pain trade. that's also been very good. let's look at the dollar, which i think was oversold. shorted, overbought, i should say. the euro is overbought, the dollar is oversold. i think you'll see the dollar rally. i shorted the euro this week. let's see how it does. the mining space is starting to find a bottom and freeport looking very good. >> and you're in that space. >> actually, not as of this afternoon. i sold out of my commodity position and out of oil, because i think we get a stronger dollar and i want to see what happens, but the base commodities rallying could be a good, especially when you look at better economic news we saw o

. >> clint eastwood. >> ben affleck with him.ouis ck, a fifth of -- vern slower, you know mini me, glad i wasn't in front of him. the whole time i would be looking back going, sorry, dude. tom brady was there. tom brady went to the kentucky derby in the afternoon and at the fight in vegas that night. even tom brady and gisele need a break from time to time. that should make us feel good about ourselves. >> floyd mayweather has five title belts. hopefully he will give one to justin bieber so he can keep his pants up for a change. i want to thank freddie roach and manny pacquiao for letting me be part of the team. i don't know how much i helped the team. i wish this was first time i brought bad luck to the team. i was part of lee harvey oswald's entourage and we know that started out and ed stark in the first season of "game of thrones" and here i wm a old yeller. the moral of the story, don't invite me to anything. the new movie avengers age of ultron, despite the fact that the fight was on saturday night, and cut in to business o

conan: unlike clint eastwood they hang him early in the movie but then he shows up with a scar aroundeck and kills everybody. charlie: i am writing a commencement speech for this weekend. i went back and looked at some people i respect. i looked at steve jobs. i looked at the one you had written at harvard, and several of us -- you had not done one in 11 years or so. you did a lot of things we all do. we talk about the place where we are, we talked a bit about lessons. the lesson you talked about was the lesson you and i had talked about before at a conference in aspen. it is this idea of what you discovered coming out of what might have been considered a big downturn. it turned out to be the biggest upturn of your life. how did that happen? conan: when i was hosting the "tonight" show, i was very much trying to probably please this sort of bold media idea. such a mental, such a heavy mental. at the time it felt that way. this kind of crazy disaster -- it still feels comical and improbable, when the whole thing quickly fell apart, and i found myself without a job and not knowing what

clint eastwood for example. i get mistaken for him all of the time which i'm very happy about.y when i'm in my gym clothes, bench pressing punks. you can't tell the difference. same wild hair and wild eyes and distracted smile. neither of us stay in touch with mitt romney by the way. thank you. and then of course there is dick van dyke. that is who i get compared to? i should be so lucky. look at that hair on mr. van dyke or if i can, i will call him dick. he is my spirit animal. i start with diagnosis murder and a song from mary poppins and we arrive here my doppelganger and one is mee and one is abe bag odda. and it is the hair. and it is just too similar. and to answer your tweets yes, he is just alive. i just googled him. he is 94 years old. god bless him. he is 94 years old. god bless him. and this is not going away and cnn if we are not nothing, we are up to date on the in things. and stay tuned this summer for the golden girls. and gary tuchman as blanche. as for all of you buying silver hair dye from amazon but sure to rinse thoroughly. the o.j. trial, drama of the cent

this is clint eastwood the orange by gorillas.r in 2001 which is 14 years ago. you feeling old? yeah i am. me too. if there is a special song you'd like to hear, let us know we will play your request every friday morning. just use the #ktvu on twitter, facebook, or instagram. >> thank you, sal. >>> dozens of people in china took car pooling to a whole new level. recently police pulled the six seater van over found 51 people crammed inside. police say it looks like a clown car. the people inside say they were construction workers. 51 people. i don't even know. they say they were told by their boss to cram into that van in order to save time on their commute. >>> after testing driverless cars in empty parking lots for years, google is about to put some of those cars out on to streets. 25 of those cars will be tested next month in mountain view but they will be restricted to neighborhood streets where the speed limit is 25 miles an hour. the dmv is finishing the new operational rules for automated cars making it the first government

clint eastwood signs on to direct bradley cooper in the movie version.ooper knows it's not going to be easy to fill chris kyle's size 14 boots. >> everything you could possibly want a job to be, something that scares the hell out of you, something that brings you to a different place, but in the end changed my life, quite frankly. >> bradley got to know chris so well that he improvised by putting the teddy bear on his shoulders. and that just goes to show how much bradley got in the heart and mind of chris. >> you like country music? >> only when i'm depressed. >> reporter: and what about seeing herself on the big screen played by sienna miller? >> did you feel that sienna was able to portray you the way you wanted to be portrayed? >> i spend a lot of time not talking about that, because it's me and i'm more interested in talking about, you know, chris or the military, this and that. but i thought, it's almost ironic, because the military wives often get ignored, and here i'm doing the same thing to her performance. because i think she did a phenomenal j

but you're going to see celebrities as you mentioned, ringside clint eastwood, um, will smith, we have seen evander holyfield walk through making his rounds here. michael j. fox is going to be ringside. >> wo. >> robert deniro. it's going to be like hollywood east. >> what has the city done to prepare for this? it sounds like there are a lot of people in town right now. >> reporter: they are saying that about 100,000 fans are coming in for the fight who don't even have tickets. so you're going to see a lot of money being bet. 80% of the fans who won't go to the fight will be betting and they will just want their part of the fight, um, they will be first time wagers. and then you're going to have your experienced whales, so to speak, who are going to be here some betting as much as 7 figures. >> amazing. >> teri okita live in vegas for us on the big fight coming up. thank you, teri. >> what are they doing to prepare? you know what they're doing. gouging people on hotel rooms and raising the price of drinks. there's no question who is the favorite in manny pacquiao's home country. the ph

. >> clint eastwood, you got a problem with that?jelly doughnut. >> that's lovely. >> i'm not demeaning. >> i'm not buying your nonsense. >> wear a helmet. >> you are such an idiot! >> how does that sound fat so. >> cavuto should get hit by lightning when he's at denny's bacon run or someone should attempt to show a movie on his forehead. or should be mistaken as a bob's big boy statue and the manager tries to staple the daily special on his chest. i'm going blame the people in new mexico. i swear to my grandchildren, i will not be the one to break the peace we've made today. >> i'm going to murder neil cavuto. i'm going to sneak up on him, like the godfather movie in the bar walk up behind him in the piano wire. that's what i'm going to do to neil cavuto. >> don imus will agree to never be mean to neil cavuto or bo dietl as the sheets will almost likely be wet, he might not notice for a while. [ laughter ] >> very good.. >> i'm here trying to raise money. >> i just shut her mic off. you know why? because i can. >> because you can't

i'm like a clint eastwood hero where they hang him early in the movie but then he shows up with a scar around his neck and kills everybody. >> rose: i'm asking you because i'm writing a commencement speech for this weekend so i went back and looked at people that i respect. i looked obviously at steve jobs and the famous one he wrote. but i looked at the the one you had written at harvard. and then -- several of us, including the one you did at dartmouth. what's interesting is you hadn't done one in eleven years or so. the second one that's interesting is you did things we all do, we talk a bit about the place where we are joke about the students and talk a bit about lessons. the lesson you talked about was the lesson you and i actually talked about before at a conference in aspen. it is this idea of what you discovered coming out of what might have been considered a big downturn, turned out to be the biggest upturn of your life. >> yeah. >> rose: how did that happen? i think, you know, when i was hosting the tonight show i was very much trying to, i think, probably please this sort of

one bestseller in the movie flags of our fathers that stephen spielberg and clint eastward -- clint eastwood did. when do you might not know is 29 years after iwo jima his father approved james going to a university in tokyo the home of the previous enemy. i think that's an inspiring story. since then james bradley has written flyboys. a few no-fly boys, another bestseller. he has written the imperial cruise and this is his fourth book "the china mirage" so please welcome james bradley. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> hello dallas. dallas, businessmen and dallas was key to beginning flags of our fathers off the ground in the first place. my dad raised the flag on iwo jima but he never talked about it. he would always change the subject. he died in 1994 and we found a lot of material about my father and the other flagraisers. i had never written a newspaper article, never written a magazine article so it did not occur to me to write a book. i thought well there have been three movies made of the flagraising. the first was sands of you at jima with john wayne. this may be a movie that i

. >> clint eastwood went for goodness sake. >> tom brady flew from the kentucky derby to the fight. > took it to the next level. >> pacman ringside. and then mayweather's corner was justin bieber. that guy you see, he's the one celeb who lucked out. jamie "foxcatcher's" rendition of the fat anthem only received a smattering of applause and a lot of heat on twitter. >> i got to admit i was sound asleep. what did he do that got everybody -- >> i think it was more the ending and said hallelujah at the end -- i didn't think it was that bad. >> but apparently it was like crickets when he finished. >> no one was clapping in on twitter, on twitter somebody wrote that the real fight last night was foxx versus the national anthem and foxx got his but whooped. that was some of the comments happening. it was just what you said hallelujah maybe freestyling? >> a little freestyling. >> also the fight was running late. people were probably like -- >> i wish we could have seen jimmy kimmel. that was funny. >> try to imagine jimle kimmel dressed up run dmc. straight faced. >> bouncing around. >> i'm

zero seven's movie the gauntlet with clint eastwood and airplane with leslie neilson. we have to walk through a gauntlet just to vote here. the these are people if you are undecided walking up the sidewalk here they will try to make deis for you, handing you this paperwork and then mike, to you remember the scene in the original airplane leslie neilson trying to get through the the airport and all these people handing religious tire and he is beating them up and dong kung fu movies. how fun would i that be. yes. but, anyway, those scenes played out in my mind as i see these guys showing up a at 7:00 o'clock. big primary day. in pennsylvania, and in philadelphia specifically primary elections here in philadelphia are in reality six months early. general elections. philly has not had a republican mayor in 63 years. we have talk to the committee of 70, that is government advocacy group and mr. thornberg who lead that right now and he says why is that? what can be done about that. >> i actually am more and more convinced that the future of voting will be with independent v

clarity's would clint eastwood... >> reporter: the call in the fight may packs >> gary radnich: did you put so much money in the case to our ears are winning it could free to let tickets. the well years of winning >> reporter: time now 75 and friday. mid-70s warming up into the mid and upper seventies today. when talking about some comfortable temperatures as of right now of mid to upper 50s brought widespread across the region we're gonna continue warm up from there. a live look outside bright blue skies this is definitely sunglass weather. screen because what is a lot of sunshine this afternoon. will see some cooler temperatures along the coast with the temperatures in the '70s and early afternoon. we're gonna slowly: down for the first half saturday a mixture of sun and clouds '80s for the m1 locations. inland locations.. and chances of rain. >> reporter: with a lot of slow traffic in san francisco right now in place to a new crash on highway 101 is heading into downtown out for the bay bridge and no. 1 01 at caesar chavez is in the left lane it stretches all the way back to sfo airp

certainly, clyde responsible for clint eastwood's tremendous career. >> you bring up great points.they're being held in bondage in slavery by stonybrook university. that's why this group is going to court to say, let the chimps free. the judge is going to give them a real hearing on this. absolutely. they don't need to appear. >> at issue is this writ of habeas corpus are they like human beings should they not be. they have animals rights. >> as a final point the judge is saying let's protect these chimps if we can. maybe we can recognize it. final word, ronald reagan, final word, he said it. >> very simple. a lot of people think they're born better than others. i'm trying to prove it's the way you're raised that counts. even a monkey brought up in the right surroundings can learn the meaning of decency and honesty. >> words to live by. >> i think we kicked off the weekend early, peter. >> i hope so. >>> we'll be right back. . . one piece of bacon with your egg, and an omlete for the king. okay babe, you got this right? yea, it's a piece of cake! i got this. alright. good luck. lov

have been given an opportunity to raise money with a autographed script from "american sniper," clint eastwoodper autographed it, and we're going to auction that off and try to raise money for the vets. just earlier this month we had the chris kyle memorial benefit and were able to raise money for guardian for heroes foundation. we raised, you know, $400,000, which was amazing for us. >> wow. >> xso just one more thing we cn do to try to reach out and help our brothers and sisters. >> where do we find out about the guardians for heroes foundation, and to bid on this? >> the charity's auction is actually on charity buzz. >> okay. gotcha. we'll follow that. hey, jeff, always great to see you. thanks for your service. jeff kyle, as well as major general john furlough, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. >>> high school student wanted to start a pro-life club on campus, denied. why? people who don't share that same view might feel, well, left out. >>> and move that trailer! revealing what he's working on, ty pennington, plus he wants to meet us. i beli

we'll probably pick up cheating once it's been going on for a while and as clint eastwood would put itant a guarantee, buy a toaster. but we don't have a serious or sophisticated negotiator we have john kerry. so the deal will be catastrophic and the defense of it will be dishonest. i'm going to just go have a smoke even though i don't smoke and you guys just fight. first we'll start with you. why do you say he's a bad negotiate negotiator? >> it's referring to what he said in israel this week. he said i absolutely guarantee that we will have the ability to know what the iranians are doing so we can stop them if they decide to move to iraq. whateveror view is on negotiations are a annon iran, but no expert, no one who studies these programs think you can -- >> why do you think he's make the guarantee? >> he's trying to reassure krit he cans of the deal. but he make the honest case of the deal. >> is there any deal that you could make with iran that you would support,ly deal whatsoever? >> sure. the original demand of the u.n. security council which is not just an american demand the en