(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 h

. >> the old clint eastwood song, 0i6 play misty for me." thunderstorms fading away as they get cse t charlottesville, viinia. pretty high trans. clouds and drizzle around the area. if you're down here in st. mary's city. it will be a long, ilow climb an will make landfall near wilmington, north carona. locally most of the thick fog is to the east. rain chances later on today continue to remain fairly high. not a total washout everywhere all the time, but i'd have the umbrella out and chances come into the mro area at almost any time. temperatures in the 60s, upper 70ed for later on today. ten day forecast coming up in a bit. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, chuck. leesburg eastbound 7, traffics still there. montgomery village after lost knife road, right there. kind of close to the fire n, statione lane getting by. inneroo l and outer loop. >> quantico, 68 miles per hour going to get you >>> your time is 4:31. tracking hrough hurricane florence. the storm's track has shifted even though we aren't expecting direct hit, d.c., maryland,

. >> reporter: from robert de niro at 68, to clint eastwood at 66, even president donald trump had hishild at 62. >> the fact of the matter is, no one talks about this for men. so there is a huge double standard when it comes to women's health and medicine. and i think time's up for that. >> reporter: for years nielsen has been no stranger to headlines. she found success in modeling, including posing for "playboy." >> do exactly as i say -- >> reporter: she landed roles in films like "beverly hills cop 2." >> all of you eat the floor, now! >> reporter: and the classic "rocky iv." where she starred next to her second husband, sylvester stallone. after decades of other rocky relationships she would go on to fall in love with an old flame, matthias decemberi. it wasn't long after she made the decision to become a mother again, freezing her eggs at 40 years old. >> it's like, time is up, you know. you've got to preserve, get the eggs, make embryos, and go for it. >> reporter: the odds were immediately against them. >> there are generally higher rates of chromosomal problems in the fetus. a

. >> the old clint eastwood song, 0i6 play misty for me."rstorms fading away as they get cse t charlottesville, viinia. pretty high trans. clouds and drizzle around the area. if you're down here in st. mary's city. it will be a long, ilow climb an will make landfall near wilmington, north carona. locally most of the thick fog is to the east. rain chances later on today continue to remain

it's kind of like clint eastwood very exciting dynamic. speaker if you jack the barrow by what he's going to say if you haven't he's totally worthless. totally worthless. this means if you rigged the computers there is no safeguard and who is the most access to these dark mysterious voting machines the corporations that own them and refuse to let anybody actually validate the code now interestingly the white house is holding up that senate bill not because they're concerned about election integrity but probably because reading is hard. especially when your eyes are covered with cucumber slices eleven hours a day. program as a cucumber related reading disorder ok the rigors of the twenty twenty presidential election has already begun but this should just remind us the true change will almost never come from the presidency it's to the rig it's completely bald i believe. a lot of the things actually destroying your life they come not from the president but from wall street the military surveillance complex and powerful corporations that's why

. >> tonight stars fro clint eastwood to julie and drews are remembering burtor reynolds f a career that decades. >> a great profile. >> i do, don't i? >> especially from the side. >> smokey and bandit one of his hits.pp hered in 90 movies and 300tv shows. he won a golden globe and was nominated for an oscar for "boogienights." >> he was 82 years old. >> that's right. everybody's gotte a favo you go back, way back to the '70s. yours is? >> what is it? >> ""the longest yard." >> ""the longest yard." >> welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection.

jackie's friends said, "casting that 'charlie's angels' actress to play jackie is worse than signing clint eastwood sir laurence olivier." oh, my gosh! again, i never heard that. i guess i had people protecting me from all this, but i need to know the truth. i think we made a beautiful movie, and i did get nominated for a golden globe. - you got the last laugh. - i got the last laugh, yeah. - congratulations on that. - thank you. all: good-bye, charlie. when you wrapped "charlie's angels," given what it was, which was just this iconic television show, one of the biggest ever, did you think, realize, fear that you would forever be identified as a charlie's angel? i really didn't fear it. i did not. i have a lot of fears, but that wasn't one. but i didn't overanalyze or project in my life. i really didn't. you never did, really, now that i hear you. from a young age, you weren't thinking, "ten years down the road, i'm doing"-- no, i wasn't. i wasn't. whatever's to be, i'm going to take it as it comes. if it happens, it happens. there are very few actors and actresses in hollywood who live by the mant

renowned americans, including bob dole, johnny carson, harry bell fonty, justice rehnquist, and even clint eastwood, just to name a few, were beneficiaries of the g.i. bill. economic studies concluded for every dollar the u.s. spend on the g.i. bill our economy saw nearly $7 in return in the form of additional output and tax revenues from income growth. despite its stellar performance, the relative strength of the g.i. bill deteriorated over time. by 2008 it was clear the tuition assistance and living stipends had not kept pace with the rising cost of college education. as a freshman congressman on the house armed services committee, i heard from iraq and afghan veterans because of the g.i. bill erosion, they were forced to choose between dropping out of school or shouldering the burden of student loans. to fix this inequity, the post-9/11 g.i. bill was passed by a democratic congress on a bipartisan basis and signed into law by a republican president, george w. bush, and i want to actually take a moment to publicly acknowledge the late senator john mccain was deeply involved in the final negotiati

doing this fella tusa, for a while i thought it was m-- it is one of those movies where he's clint eastwoodeally find this is a remarkable deep dive there there is a real deep dive by an analyst at jp morgan david, jp morgan should be wanting the business but they don't care >> good at jamie dimon, he does not look at this stuff anymore, he's busy trying to help with the inner state. >> jim, you had great stuff with dimon yesterday, i thought it was interesting people watched the video both in the afternoon and in this evening. jamie dimon repeated his statement that he won't be running for president. we don't doubt that. given how close they came after his conflict with president trump. the headline a lot of people pay attention to of this line about being 25 years before big bankers are for given and his words of a lot of the policy relief comes to smaller banks as oppose to big banks and his comments about trump, take a look at that >> have yi have not spoken to te president. i should not have yap like that and some of you mention on tv. i want to focus on policies. let's just focus on p

do you remember clint eastwood >> i do remember just for us, it just seems like we're separated. >> becky'swe're going to be seeing in an hour. not an hour. i should say 8:40, she's going to be live >> paul is here. >> paul is closer to me on this. >> but he's much closer to me in general. >> i might have to get over here right now. >> just in general, he's -- yeah anyway -- >> you want me to sit here it's nice. >> are you still hooked up >> i'm in. i'm wireless i can swing around >> we can both just -- i'm going to go over and sit in becky's chair. >> can we have chair races around >> we can. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm joe kernen along with andrew ross sorkin and becky usually sits here. i'm not sure if this camera works well from here is this good i love her american flag i've always wanted that she's going to join us live in the next half hour with melinda gates. the futures right now are indicated up again it's been a good august, a good september. those aren't always great months but we have seen a series of new highs.

you see him feeling his way towards stardom, like another contract player, clint eastwood.y his competitors did not have. a sense of humour. he could be riotously funny, good—looking, sexy, all at the same time. and indeed, not since carrie grant have we seen these traits in combination —— cary grant. when burt found his funny side of the 19705, we all sat up and took notice, and this love affair between burt in the audience ignited and really never failed away. and his ability to nail comedy, as well. you said he was funny man, you worked with him on a mr bean movie, as well.|j funny man, you worked with him on a mr bean movie, as well. i did, i think that was funny time for him. god bless him, he was having a little issue with the lions on that. it was a harder time for him. i worked with burt, i realise, in a darker era of his life. he worried his best roles were behind him and i think he felt stalled. i will leave you with this quick story about him. isaid to you with this quick story about him. i said to him one night as we were about to wrap on heat, i said burt, you

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