his gun in the ring. >> reporter: despite the doubters, eastwood was overwhelming elected.rve a full two- year term. he rejected calls to run for higher office, returning instead to full-time acting and directing. winning four oscars along the way. >> get down. >> reporter: most recently the awards for best picture and best director for the 2004 film million dollar baby. as for car carmel by the sea, the town and its charm survived. clinton now owns a hotel and a restaurant on the edge of town. the spot he saved, the restaurant website makes a point of saying, from condo developers. watch your speed. a toll booth just ahead. of any interest to you?tlye well, in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. like the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama canal that made our world a smaller place. we supported the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, so you can get cash when you want it. it's been our

clint eastwood was one of them. >> eastwood owns this restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom she sued him because she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer a few thousand dollars and they go away. >> it's extortion but it's legal. >> feels that way. >> it's an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it's trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view. >> your pair sites are freeloading off productive people. >> if it whether or nasn't for me thousands of businesses wouldn't be compliant with the ada. if you want to call it a racket but it's a racket that is in the legal system. >> it's legal extortion. >> the legal system is driven by money. >> and by politicians who say... >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> coming up... >> the fist thing you are struck by is the jungle lobby. >> did you know you helped pay for this? ♪ [ male announc ] you plant. you m

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. >> if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> th

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. >> if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> th

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> the f

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. >> if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> th

commenting on his victory, eastwood said he had no aspiration for higher office.00 a month. >> and the award-winning film icon is still making political waves, most recently in a chrysler ad which angered republicans which saw it as an endorsement of president obama. eastwood described himself as a libertarian and said the ad had nothing to do with party politics. >>> a new concept advertisement from google is creating a buzz, so let's take a look. ♪ ♪ >> meet me in front of strand books at 2:00. >> talk about a playground for the eyes, how close is it to becoming a reality? nick billiton is not only the technology blogger and reporter for "the new york times," he's author of a book "i live in the future and this is how it works." good day to you. this is a concept video. where did the idea for these google glasses come from and how accurate do you think the video portrayal of what might really exist in reality? >> there a few versions of these floating around in google's secret labs. it's part concept video, but part reality for futuristic googlers. where it came

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. >> if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> th

clint eastwood was one of them. >> he run this hotel restaurant. he has a handicapped accessible bathroom but it woman sued him because she claims she was directed to a regular bathroom. eastwood is rich enough to say go ahead, make my day. he fought back in court and won. usually business owners pay the lawyer just a few you thousand dollars to go away. >> it is extortion but it is legally. >> sure feels that way. >> it is an ugly process but it works. >> you sue about all kinds of trivial stuff. >> it is trivial to you because you are arrogant and you don't see the point of view of someone -- >> you are parasites and free loading off productive people. >> if it wasn't for people like me thousands and thousands of businesses would not be compliant with the ada right now. if you want to call it a racket, okay, it is a racket that is written into the legal system. >> it is legal existences tortion. >> well, the entire legal system is driven by money. >> yes. and by politicians who say. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. >> yes, we can. coming up. >> th

. >>> honestly, this sounds like a movie that clint eastwood would direct. secret service agents find themselves in a scandal while protecting the president. you have to hear this story. if you are a parent of a teen, you have to know what is k2, spice, and blaze. and walk a mile in her shoes. see who did and why. when abc2 news sunday at 11 walks back into your life in 60 seconds. >>> you would think this would be rule number one in the secret service. stay away from nights like this. allegations tonight involving prostitutes and heavy drinking on a road trip to colombia south america. 11 secret service agents and officers have been placed on leave and five u.s. military members have been confined to quarters. abc2 news pierre thomas has the latest for us. >> reporter: it was not on the president's agenda going in, but today, the secret service scandal about sex and prostitutes forced its way into the world stage at the summit of the americas. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then of course i wi

destroying their golf those questions and more and tonight's big picture rumble and abducted clint eastwood john wayne and paul newman and to do with america's gun loving trigger happy culture i'll tell you in tonight's daily take. for tonight's conversations with great minds i'm joined by chris mooney chris is a science and political journalist and blogger and an experienced trainer of scientists in the our communication he works of the national science foundation trains scientists to better communicate the research and blogs regularly for science progress the website of the center for american progress has been a visiting associate in the center for collaborative history of princeton university of night science journalism fellow at mit and temple from cambridge develop in science and religion is a graduate of yale university and the author of several books including his latest republican grain science of why they deny science and the reality is joins me now in the studio of course. the be here thanks for joining us. one of the most interesting things throughout my life i've noticed that.

. >> the clint eastwood movie where he plays the secret service agent, and that scene with renee russo where they walk into the hotel room and they drop their clothes and their guns at the same time, that's why all of these guys, they are all either my age or younger. they came of age. that was their movie. to them the secret service is a sexy profession. >> it is going to be all fun and games these guys. >> it is a great title for a job. you can say you work with the see crest -- with the secret service. >> you can tell people. like i tell people when i have my earpiece in that i work with the secret service. that gets me a lot of free food. do we want to know more details? >> no. you just said being in the secret service is a sexy thing to tell a woman. that is a pan tee dropper right there. why do they need hookers? don't get it, idiots. >> speaking of pan tee dropping, bill you turned tricks to put yourself through hooker college. could this have been prevent ?ed. >> magic tricks. i had a little david blaine in my day. >> were you trying to court me? >> i was trying to court you, m

i've seen "in the line of fire" about ten times and i like who clint eastwood played in the movie. >>d you approve of the action of the guys in one of the service? >> he made quick moves. he ordered the men back to where he was this has just been agory man, let me tell you. >> the next thing you ordered them back out of the country. in 30, 45 years in the strat service, i'm going to take notice of that. >> homeland securities committee chairman. >>> coming up, president obama is betting on fairness campaign. is he right or is it more important to talk about the state of the economy and will that trump even fairness with some voters? this is "hardball." that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer

colgate elementary, beck shire elementary and eastwood elementary will be closed today due to a nearbyere's the breaking news we've been following all morningment an arrest overnight in the murder of phylicia barnes. monique griego has the latest. >> reporter: good morning research, barnes disfeared in baltimore and now her sister's ex-boyfriend is in police custody in connection to her murder. now barnes was staying at her sister's apartment near reisterstown road plaza when she disappeared and her body was found in the river. michael johnson the former boyfriend of her sister was the last person to see her alive and city police took him into custody late last night and more details on his arrest are expected to be released later today. >>> a military judge in fort meade will look at whether to dismiss any of the charges against army private bradley manning. he faces 22 counts of giving classified military documents to the website wikileaks, yesterday a judge refuse today throw out the -- refused to throw out the most serious charge against manning. the convicted he faces life in a mi

. >> there is only one person in america who can come in late in the halftime and that's clint eastwoodmes you can look at the chess board in the middle of the match and know it's over. you can't win. he can't really--he can't get the nomination. he basically can't even place spoiler. at this time for romney to go to the boxing metaphor, romney will say don't come out of your corner because i'm about to beat the hell out of you in pennsylvania. i think if he does, if he really wants to challenge romney in pennsylvania the romney people are going to throw a lot of money at him and really try to humiliate him and essentially end his career as a politician because if he gets beaten there badly, i don't know that he comes back in four years. if he goes away quietly now he can certainly come back in four years or eight years. >> that's really an interesting point. ginger, for santorum to win he would have win 80% of the delegates. that seems impossible. but is there a chance that he runs away scared based oh than michael said. >> he could come back in 2016. the field, especially if the repub

. >> clint eastwood says, "it's a nice ah" >> "it's a nice -- ah --" >> and jeremy lin explains why hehat i don't need to be going into. [ lauger ] >> it's time for "night news now." >> jimmy: hello, and let's see what's happening. [ cheers and applause ] republican candidate newt gingrich is staying in the gop race, despite a decrease in his poll numbers. in a recent debate, gingrich made this noise. [ grumble ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now -- now to sports. nba legend michael jordan is rumored to have bought a new hat this week. so, we're not sure exactly what type of hat it is. it might look like this. [ light laughter ] now, here to mispronounce the ncaa highlights, sports correspondent phil duffy. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks, jimmy! on monday night, the kransas jayhawks and the kempucky wildcats faced off against each other. here, anthony davis passes the baketball, he spoots, he sporbs! [ light laughter ] this team has been really talented all seaser, so it's no surprise they were mictorious in the crampionsip. [ light laughter ] back to you, chimney. >> jimmy: thank you, phi

i believe in these guys like clint eastwood played in the movie. is mark sullivan doing well in head of the service. >> he is. as soon as it was brought to his attention, within minutes, he ordered the men out of country on the next available plight. made sure their positions were replaced and that president would not be jeopardized by these men being taken out of country. he met quickly. i spoke with him and this is an angry man. as he said, as soon as he got himself off the ceiling, after hearing, he ordered the money out of the country. he is 34, 35 years in the secret service. he is devastated and will take tough action, i'm sure of that. >> peter king of new york state, thank you so much for joining us. chairman of the homeland security committee. >>> coming up, president obama is betting on economic fairness. that's the keyword of the campaign for him. is he right? or is it more important to talk about the state of economy and will that trump even fairness with some voters? this is "hardball." ♪ surf's up everybody get your boards and your we

last night, he channeled a little clint eastwood defiantly declaring, it is halftime in the republican contest. >> who is ready to charge out of the locker room in pennsylvania for a strong second half. the clock starts tonight. we have three weeks to go out here in pennsylvania and win this state. after winning this state, the field looks a little different in may. >> santorum also wrapped himself in that reagan, '76 mantle, trying to rationize why he should stay in all the way to the end. >> get out of the race, they said, we need a moderate. in 1976, ronald reagan didn't get out of the race. he was able to stand tall in may, win the state of texas. he fell short and in the fall republicans fell short, because we nominated another moderate and then four years later, they fought him again. >> i tell you, that's a tough way to rationize staying in the race. that's one way of looking at the race. if reagan had gotten out earlier, would ford have won in '76. that's going to be some of the arguments some folks privately might be having in talks with santorum or people close with him. >>>

. >> ifill: the company's dramatic two-minute super bowl ad featuring actor clint eastwood two months ago declared the motor city back on its feet. >> this country can't be knock out in one punch. we get right back up again. when we do, the world will hear the roar of our engines. yeah, it's half time, america. and our second half is about to begin. >> ifill: as gas prices continue to rise, so have sales of small and fuel efficient cars. for general motors, that meant a 12% jump. for ford which has attracted buyers to its focus, small car, and f-series pick-ups, the net gain was 5%. its best in five years. the robust sales were not limited to domestic manufacturers. toyota, nissan and volkswagen all reported double digit sales jumps and hundred day also said it expected to set new sales records. but as the auto industry showed signs of revival the city of detroit still copes with a $200 million deficit. city leaders are debating whether to accept a bankruptcy deal from the state of michigan. for more now on the improved state of the auto industry, we turn to david shepardson of the "d

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. >> i would have clint eastwood before i had robo cop. >> they had clint eastwood. >> i'm talking about> thank you for making that connection, donny. we appreciate it. >> great flick. >>> joining us now with a look at the political playbook, jim is here. how are you doing? >> doing all right. >> big news here. ed gillespie hired as a top adviser to mitt romney. how did this come about? >> that news breaking this morning on politico. and basically, they are trying to bring in more senior help as he pivots into the general election. ed gillespie is one of the big thinkers in the republican party. has been affiliated with a lot of these outside groups that have poured a lot of money into both organizing in different states but also getting ready for the ad campaign. i think this is truly the general election pivot. everyone thinks the race is over. it is over. and so i think gillespie is only the beginning of new bodies that you'll see moved into the campaign as they prepare for this sort of state-by-state showdown with president obama. >> etch a sketch aside, jim, what changes now that we