scott the son of silver screen legend clint eastwood doesn't mean he's untouchable on set.almost got in a fight with shia labeouf. >> when there's a bunch of testosterone there's going to be clashes. everyone was trying to make the best movie possible and i think that's what we did. >> good for you. you stood your ground. >> he became a sensation after his modeling photos went viral. now scott's focusing on movies. >> any plans to work with dad? >> i'd love to work with him. i actually just dropped off a script at his house over at warner brothers. i said, you've got to read this. >> as a side note i'm your dad's number one fan. >> i heard that. he really loves your dad. i >> i have the book all the dvds so it's -- it's kind of eerie the resemblance. >> yeah, yeah. >> get him on the show. >> you have to hook it up. >> such a pleasure to meet you. >> congratulations with everything that you have going on. >> be sure to watch scott in "fury" in theaters now. >> coming up every girl's fashion fantasy tragedy goes behind the scenes of the house. >> we empower women and sell con

"american sniper," clint eastwood, give it tomy. >> you hit the nail on the head it's a war movie andbout the sort of moral and has done his most interesting film, the moral and emotional implications of violence and war. i'm look forward to that one. that is bradley cooper plays the most lethal style. >> bradley cooper as an action hero. >> and we haven't mentioned "dumb and dumber to." i will be there the day it comes out. but let's -- >> the best picture nominee, i'm guessing. >> obviously. >> you had me there for a second. >> we can cross our fingers, though. >> let's talk about "into the woods" it's the movie that everyone is talk about. incredible cast starring merryl streep. >> ♪ don't you know what's out there in the wood ♪ ♪ someone has to shield you from the wood ♪ >> also starring chris pine, johnny depp, the list goes on and on. this will be a film that is great or with a cast that incredible it could be a bomb. >> it looks awful. >> looks frightening to me. >> johnny depp in this movie, he looks weird. >> doesn't he always look weird? >> but even by johnny depp's standard

this guy comes up for an autograph, my autograph, and clint eastwood said, i need a hit movie bad last night -- [laughter] what happens here for the last five minutes, i told you stories and you left and you were engaged. and that's why once again stories are so important and giving these kids to read stories. you will read about scientist after scientist who said what turned want initially was science fiction. it woke them up. signs is kind of cool. i'm going to invent a stuff. what carmen is saying is so true. kids, they don't nod off as much. they still not off but when someone is telling them a story, if you can get the books, short stories are great but, unfortunately, it's kind of, we don't pay as much attention to them. that's something new york are to look at in terms of getting back to books, short stories, and really cool ones. kids can read a 15, 20 page story and they can handle the. it's took a. but once again the common core to me is stories. now, my best story, in my opinion, are the stories i write for kids i don't exactly know why, and i write a lot of them, for young

starring bradley cooper and directed by clint eastwood. it will be released christmas day. >>> beyonce posted this picture showing her famous hour glass figure. at the same time paying tribute to her husband's hit "99 problems". >> all legit. >> all legit, you got it. on the "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon, nick jonas sat down to play a game of pyramid with jimmy fallon and truly shows his age. >> montana. al pacino. he's 15 years old! play the game. el presidente. >> no. no. >> he's 15 years old! >> hey. >> give me episodes of "sponge bob" we would have gotten all of them. >> got to love it. i'm dara brown, this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news on the nbc affiliate in tampa, wfla, delta airlines loses dog before flight to tampa. the owner was traveling from los angeles to florida. he was told the dog bit through the kennel and escaped. delta says it is investigating. >>> and on today.com dad builds ironman costume to help sick infant feel brave. the baby has been hospitalized sin

this guy comes up for an autograph, my autograph, and clint eastwood said, i need a movi my autograph. and he looks out at the guy and says, i need a hit movie bad. -- [laughter] what happens here for the last five minutes, i told you stories and you left and you were engaged. and that's why once again stories are so important and giving these kids to read stories. you will read about scientist after scientist who said what turned want initially was science fiction. it woke them up. signs is kind of cool. i'm going to invent a stuff. what carmen is saying is so true. kids, they don't nod off as much. they still not off but when someone is telling them a story, if you can get the books, short stories are great but, unfortunately, it's kind of, we don't pay as much attention to them. that's something new york are to look at in terms of getting back to books, short stories, and really cool ones. kids can read a 15, 20 page story and they can handle the. it's took a. but once again the common core to me is stories. now, my best story, in my opinion, are the stories i write for kids i don'

clint eastwood directed that. you won best actor at cannes, again, before you are 30.ominated for golden globes. was it a heady time. did it go to your head? >> no. i mean, i think i was always so critical. i was just blown away, you know, by the experience. working with clint - i had never done publicity for a movie, and you are thrown into an arena where there are thousands of people. i took my brother and he said "i heard someone say you might win the award." i'm like, "really? no." know. >> you were a hard-working innocent kid. >> yes. >> you threw yourself into the role of charlie parker, you learnt to play the sax and lived a spartan existence, is that something that you have a reputation for, delving deeply into the characters you play? >> yes, i dived into that and lived the character most of the time. my interest in acting was to continue to explore how i was connected to other people. when i pull away the layers of a person's life to get to the core, at the very core there's a light or something that connects us all. then i put the stuff back up on top. it he

. >>> there's an incredible clint eastwood movie about an amazing veteran called chris sniper. take a look. >> she's got grenades, and had some kids. >> a woman and a kid? >> you got eyes on this? can you confirm? >> negative, your call. >> watch it. time well spent, greg? >> time for -- greg's secret to happiness. the secret to a happy relationship is always surprising your partner when he or she gets home from work in a delightful outfit like this little chap did. look at that, huh? i don't know how bad your work might be that day, but if you're greeted at your door and your significant other is in a teddy like that, look at that teddy, how could you not be happy? this is the secret to happiness. if you think your partner is unhappy, put on a teddy. >> mine doesn't look like that. that's it f >> it is wednesday november 12th. the fox news exclusive. the man that killed osama bin laden talking for the first time about sending letters home as he prepares to die. >> i talked about their weddings, wishing them happiness, take care of their mom, there are some apologies sorry i am

when it was done up came the senator at the time who does commercials for older people and clint eastwood and everybody in the restaurant staring because among other things they were all over 6-foot three and he comes up for an autograph and he says i need a hit movie bad. so i told you stories and you laughed and that's why once again stories are so important. you will read about scientists who say what turned them on initially with science fiction. so it is so true kids do not nod off as much and when someone is telling them a story they don't pay as much attention to them that's something to look at in terms of kids can read a ten, 15, 20 page story and they can handle that and they are still reading it but once again my best story in my opinion are the stories i write for kids i don't know why and i write about them. middle school, the worst years of my life. it is just a bunch of middle school books. i'm probably a little crazy to be doing this as much as i do, but i am here and i love writing for the kids. one tiny request is that if you haven't read one of the books, just to give i

directed by clint eastwood.art of the conversation, and the film, the theme of it is be careful what you wish for. is a a sense it deconstructed fairytale. at the start of the film these are longing for something. the thing they think will make them happy. the message of the film is sometimes the very thing you want is not what you need. you have to be careful what you wish for. smart usenbelievably of work. -- stephen sondheim, i don't know if anybody is better than him at writing musicals. so, one in particular is the intricacies of that, the , it is like nothing i have ever seen. this is when i went to see it when i was 14 years old, when i was in london, thinking this is a genuine masterpiece. to thread these things together and tell a story that has a , it is, a moral purpose a rare thing indeed. >> congratulations to everything. i look toward to all that you do. will see you in march. >> i will be terrified. it is going to be ridiculous. >> back in a moment, stay with us. ♪ >> sylvia jukes morris is here.

or clint eastwood, icon of political correctness saying breezily that barack obama is the greatest fraud ever perpetrated upon the american people? >> well, i will play -- thank you for your question by the way. i don't get too much into politics because i'm a pianist. i'm a writer. i'm a musician, and a calligrapher and i know there are people who know much more about politics and details of politics than i do. that's what we've teams of people in government to do these things. but that said, i think to meet its demands in america you can stand up and you can see these things. the fact we can still do it and many of the country we can do it i think it's a wonderful thing. that said, i think that in many cases people expect, you know, one man to solve many problems and it's very difficult to do that. the one thing which i think we can get my brother credit for, maybe you agree or maybe you don't, is he is able to inspire people and he has inspired people. a lot of people who perhaps were less fortunate than you and me to go to good schools and perhaps also to do things in a beautiful cit

. >>> there's an incredible clint eastwood movie about an amazing veteran called chris sniper.e a look. >> she's got grenades, and had some kids. >> a woman and a kid? >> you got eyes on this? can you confirm? >> negative, your call. >> watch it. time well spent, greg? >> time for -- greg's secret to happiness. the secret to a happy relationship is always surprising your partner when he or she gets home from work in a delightful outfit like this little chap did. look at that, huh? i don't know how bad your work mighte that day, but if you're greeted at your door and your significant other is in a teddy like that, look at that teddy, how could you not be happy? this is the secret to happiness. if you think your partner is unhappy, put on a teddy. >> mine doesn't look like that. that's it for us. special report is next. wow. >> if you want to take that relationship to the next level. meanwhile, a reset of old seems to be getting worse. this is "special report." >> good evening, i'm bret baier, president obama is looking for love in what his critics would consider all the wrong pl

your not probably thinking ibm clinch eastwood or merrill street. and to emphasize that is not your experience. if you read pros this specific even if they are gifted but especially with the very abstract style - - style like 50 minutes or simpson's people to protect themselves with a blank canvas in that situation so probably my first successful book about journalism was based on into afghanistan and back. so i went to cover the war and i had no intention to write to the book or any type of comics in was a way to make a lot of money by doing something daring to see afghanistan at the same time. but i got myself into more than i expected. tougher than most casualty's of then a convoy. we lost three colleagues and eights were seriously wounded. hill is 3-1/2 weeks of carnage and chaos in real cave mouth just direct. -- racked. i could not do anything. i did not want to go out or talk to anybody. my publisher was worried about me. he said what is going on? you should write a book about this everybody wants to know what it is like. they don't care abou

we can bring him back i know -- last time you had clint eastwood on the stage at the republican convention, how did thatwork out for you. he pointed to that -- >> ask mitt romney if he would bring old dirty harry back again. >> i would die to have him. >> even president obama wants mitt romney to be president. >> why did you socievote for me? i'm terrible. >> biden's like, oh, my gosh. >> there is obviously there's the team, because if you look at the past presidents, you would have bush clinton bush obama clinton. does that sound better? i actually don't think that any of those we're talking about right now are ultimately going to be the two people that are running. in in 2006, during the regular political cycle, it was supposed to be rudy giuliani. and hillary clinton. >> some politicians changed their name to julio shas. >> is that for real? i'm out of here. >> coming up next, in the fastest seven, they led a big tonight's show return plus country legend garth brooks >>> welcome back, time for three rousing stories, seven minutes. kurt warner, the super bowl mvp quarterback turned netwo

. >> are you feeling lucky this morning, do ya, clint eastwood style? right now the jackpot sits at $321 million. >> voters will decide on several close races on this election day. polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. california's 17th congressional district and mayoral races in san jose and in oakland. >> a lot to keep track of this morning. what you like both in real life and on facebook is a pretty good predictor of how you will vote. >> if you like jazz, you're more likely to be a democrat. social scientists have been able to better quantify this, sam, thanks to those likes on facebook. they're able to examine who clicks like on a campaign to see what else they like. last month a social scientist mapped it out. a lot of facebook users visit the kennedy space center in florida but generally more democrats than republicans, not surprisingly democrats seem to dislike george w. bush's childhood home. that tends to move this way. and more data for you. when we have a republican congress and democrat as president, which it looks as if maybe we w

. >> he joined us on our 11:00 newscast, we could barely hear him, sounded like clint eastwood.ng certificate from the folks at guinness, he also raised more than $70,000 for the uso. >> i always thought he was going to make it. there were others in the studio that were debbie downers and doubters. remember, jeff? >> we backed him up. >> naming names? >> no. >> she outed me. >> your satellite shows cloud cover offshore. we are tracking a storm system about 600 miles out here in the pacific. we're not going to get any rainfall from that tonight. we're just looking at high clouds that are right now moving across the bay area. as we get you in closer, i think there's going to be enough low-level moisture for the possibility of patchy drizzle up close to the coast. you'll need to be aware of that. otherwise in the sky camera network the cloud cover is moving in. temperatures right now in the upper 50s and low 60s. while we have clouds on the map right now, we're going to look at a decent amount of clearing for your weekend. future cast, we'll show you the overnight hours we'll have

>> i think clint eastwood does not need any awards. he's a very talented filmmaker. he has tons of fans, political or not, he makes great films. two osz cars, tons of awards. he doesn't need anymore awards. >> but if it's a great film, the problem is how does a film like that win over the likes of new york and los angeles, and hollywood, which is committed to -- this is defending an iraqi war hero. they can't stand our involvement in the iraq war in a large part. >> good to see you all. christina, welcome. coming up tonight next here on "hannity". >> my father said stuff over a year ago. and some of it -- i mean, some of it, you know, the family doesn't agree with. >> find out what "duck dynas dynasty"'s willie robertson doesn't agree with his dad about. straight ahead. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's

>> i think clint eastwood does not need any awards. he's a very talented filmmaker. has tons of fans, political or not, he makes great films. two osz cars, tons of awards. he doesn't need anymore awards. >> but if it's a great film, the problem is how does a film like that win over the likes of new york and los angeles, and hollywood, which is committed to -- this is defending an iraqi war hero. they can't stand our involvement in the iraq war in a large part. >> good to see you all. christina, welcome. coming up tonight next here on "hannity". >> my father said stuff over a year ago. and some of it -- i mean, some of it, you know, the family doesn't agree with. >> find out people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressur

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. >> eastwood to brook. rival militias also formed two losely affiliated blocks one backing the government and seen as more moderate, the other backing the leaders in tripoli and seen as more religiously conservative. violence and rivalries have deeply split people, the country has fallen into chaos since the 2011. since the regime was forced out, rival brigades have the authority. consecutive governments have appeared weak and unable to restore law and order. attacks have become common, the libyan government of the new source of rove. and it is unlikely they have done anything to change that. also the former vice president of the supreme court council of libyan revolutionaries. in terms of the wider constitutional impact to this court ruling whoa is now in charge of the country. >> it is the formergnc, which was the before the parliament, so they take over now, and they are in the process of at least setting themselves at the official body, in the country. to start to libya. the cub in a vacuum like this, a

. >> then became a movie star playing uga four in the clint eastwood film of the best seller "midnight good and evil." >> whatever we do in our lifes either of us will be as famous as uga. >> kevin spacey was a dealer. a noted trial attorney in savannah got him off. in the movie he played the judge. >> ladies and gentlemen, this trial -- >> these days sonny is semi retired. but he's still uga's lawyer managing his image. uga wears what georgia players wear. his jerseys are made from fabric supplied by nike. all of the dogs have been related. each one inheriting a lifestyle that's good. he's got his own room in charles seiler's house. >> when he starts seeing his bag come out of the closet and box rattle around he can hear his car open -- >> his car? >> he has his own car. >> uga has his own car. >> he does. >> it's university of georgia red. >> the dog also has a official georgia license. we've got it blocked out to uga 25. >> that's smart. >> bulldogs don't do well in heat. the car is specially engineered so the air conditioner can run full blast all the time. and uga can ride in 60 d

. >> clint eastwood, that's a star. >> did you feel that the audience was taking this event very seriously. that's what i learned when i hosted. i would say things like, you can't really judge art, you know, picasso or rembrandt. they don't want to hear that. it's the oscars. >> there are winners and losers. >> we judge art here. i'd love to host again. >> some comics like kathy griffin have no apology policy. she will not apologize for a joke. >> no apology policy. i understand people get mad especially when you talk about them. i did some joke about janet jackson at the super bowl whipping out her breast. >> she didn't whip it out. >> and justin timberlake. >> i think justin unleashed it but anyway -- >> anyway, there was a breast at the super bowl. she just wants to -- it's like, believe penny from "good times" hates me. charlene from "different strokes" is bad at me. tam i going to apologize to janet. on some level, but it's my job. you whipped out your breast at the super bowl. like, this is what i do. when you see her she's like i'm waiting for that -- >> i've been shamed like you wo

my mistake, as clint eastwood told us so wisely in "magnum force," a man's got to know his own limitationsyou see, you can't trade a huge chunk of money at once. it was a total violation of my discipline. you can't put it all to work at once. you have to do so only after you had ideas that you knew could pan out. knowing that you would be gone whether it worked or not to keep that discipline in tact. i violated my own rules. and i had blown it. i confessed to marty my sins and said he should take whatever's left of the money back. instead, you know what, he wanted to give me more money. he was betting that i had learn mid lessons and you know what, i was right. i then reverted to my old style, trying to be right about one idea at time, keeping the rest in cash, going big when i had the most conviction. any good trader would do. i slowly, but surely made it back, while i also paper invested, a more active but not truly trading portfolio. paper invest, even though i had $600,000 in the bank. that would be the beginning of my actual professional investing career, which you'll hear about in a

. >> rose: good, i think you have a new movie coming out that is very good directed by-- clint eastwoodhat, back to-- this part of the conversation, and the film, the theme of it is be careful what you wish for. >> yeah. it's-- in a sense it's a deconstructionive fairy tale in a way in that at the very start of the film all of these characters are longing for something, the very thing that they think will make them happy. and the message of the film is sometimes the very thing that you want is not what you need. an you've got to be careful what you wish for. and it's an unbelievably smart piece of work. stephen sondheim, i don't know if there is anybody better than him at writing musicals. but this one in particular is so, the intricacies of it. the truth in it, is like nothing i've ever seen. and i'm saying this is when i went to see it when i was 14 years old. just going-- i saw it in london just thinking, this is a genuine masterpiece. this is to thread all of these things together and tell a story that has a meaning and a moral purpose is a rare thing indeed, i think. >> rose: this

the problem is there's not an eastwood figure that out but you could give the name of the company, check them out on the better business bureau website and get a sense for whether seems like a reputable company or not. >> host: you were on a called as part of your research for this book. you were in one of these collection centers and you got on the phone to sort if you like what it was to be a debt collector and have that conversation with a person of the other end of the phone. what was that like traffic i was at brandon wilson's collection agency and we were up in bangor, maine, and i was just observing. he said to me, look, you've got to get on the phone. you can observe all you want which are not going to understand what this job is like unless you collect. i was kind of reluctant for a few reasons one of which i just didn't want to like hound people. but the other collectors who work for them started kind of haranguing me and saying you've got to try this but i said all right. they gave me hints at but i sat in front of one of these terminals and had it on an auto dialer so debtors

. >> so can clint eastwood. >> yeah, so can clint eastwood. >> different chair? >> yeah. >> let's check on the markets this morning. we showed you the futures. they're a little bit undervalue this morning, under fair value. you can see right now, those dow futures look like they're moving back at this point. dow futures down by 3.5 points. s&p futures down by less than a point. this is coming after both of those indexes and the dow transports all closed at record levels. they did it on the same day for the first time in 16 years. unusual to see all of them moving together. it was the nasdaq that was out of sorts, but we'll see what happens as we get closer to the opening bell. if you take a look at some of the broader markets this morning, let's start with oil prices. that's been a huge focus for the markets. you'll see right now oil prices are down, but only by about 13 cents after gaining ground yesterday. right now, trading wti at 78.54 a barrel. take a look at what's happening with the ten-year note. the yield is at 2.335%. if you're watching the dollar, it i

done, up came the senator at the time but now he does commercials for old people like me and clint eastwood and everybody in the restaurant is staring because among other things they were over 6-foot three. and he comes up for an autograph, my autograph and he looks at him and says i need a hit movie bad. what happened here for the last five minutes i told you stories and you laughed and you were engaged and that's why once again the stories are so important in getting the kids to read stories. you will read about the scientists who say what turned them on initially for science fiction. it woke them up. i'm going to invent stuff. so, with carmen is saying is this sense is true. kids do not log off as much. but when someone is telling them a story, they don't -- you know, if you can get to them books or short stories it's great, but unfortunately we don't pay as much attention to them, that is probably something for the new yorker to look at in terms of getting back the stories because kids can read a ten, 15, 20 page story and that they can handle that and they are still reading. but once a

directed by clint eastwood i think is at his best making mothers ar war, violence and the repercussionst. >> seen "american sniper" it's actually a really good film. matt singer, thanks for being with us this morning. >>> now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up next, the dish ay ward winning chef christopher lee is here with his take on thanksgiving dinner. it ain't turkey. stick around. you're watching cbs "this morning: saturday." suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so call your doctor right away. tamiflu treats the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking

with respect to the polling --l, my mean for this immigrants, it is the old clint eastwood spaghettiwestern, the good, the bad, and the ugly. there were only a couple races you put in the good category, most in the ugly category. and the republican perspective, the city that mouse -- the city mouse versus the country now straight if you look at the polls on the margin, whether the was ahead, and compared it to the actual march, the polls were not that bad in a lot of states. you have sure, the final politics margin was in favor of shaheen by .8%. it was actually 3.2%. in georgia, the margin was pretty right. winning by three points. in alaska, they are still counting votes that will likely to tilt democratic. :ven virginia was not an epic fail, even though the margin was a layoff. the final percentage, warning was 48 point 5% as far as the polls prediction. the margin was 49.2%. by guesses what happened there were a lot of of people that had never heard of ed gillespie who voted for republican because that would have counted for the accuracy of the warner prediction. where you find b

this is a great war movie, directed by clint eastwood and i think it's one of bradley cooper's best actinged by angelina jolie. survived years as a prisoner of war. this one, i haven't seen yet. i'm so curious about it. i've seen about 15 minutes and it looks very, very impressive. >> i'm hearing good things about that. family oriented. family movies here. "penguins of madagascar." >> taking some of the most popular characters from the madagascar movies and follows them in their double lives as spies. of course, penguins are spies. didn't you know that? of course that's what's happening. he has a movie called "imitation game" that's out. one of the voices of this from dream works. people love this movie, especially for younger kids. and then we're going to end up with "annie." this time, "annie" is played by quevenzanhaie wallace. a >> when you have a classic it's not even a knock on the new version. people relate it to another miss hannigan or another daddy warbucks. >> i think some people are going to have a problem with that it was remade because it is such a classic. but if you're goin

not the one that clint eastwood used to run, right? they were a little more serious. anyway, homeland security issuing reports about what went wrong. peter has the details. >> everybody out wab right now. >> this is the home video of omar gonzalez running across the white house north lawn in september. reviewed by the department of homeland security blames the secret service through a series of performance, organizational, tactical and other failures. the report found the skroot service alarm systems failed to work properly and many of the officers on duty didn't see gonzalez armed with a knife as he scaled the fence. among the failures are a secret service officer with an attack dog who was not listening to a twoo-way radio because his ear piece was out. instead, that officer was talking on a cell phone and only gonzalez after witnessing another officer running toward him. >> we can accept a couple human errors, but not as many as seemed to happen in this understand all at the same time. >> gonzalez was unaware he had broken the security because an alarm box had been

. >> clint eastwood. >> ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan. >> what about gopher from the love boat?anitarian work that she has done. and, you know what? being an actor sometimes your skeletons are already out. she doesn't have to deal with some of the back and forth nastiness. >> humanitarian causes and efforts so -- >> what does she want to run for? >> you have an idea, right? >> town supervisor of fresno. >> the garden issues there are fascinating to dive into. >>> when is the last time you did something bad? and afterwards did you feel guilt or did you feel shame? apparently there is a big difference between those two. one of them can be good for you, according to a story in "the wall street journal." guilt is feeling bad about your behavior. shame is feeling bad about yourselves and psychologists say a little guilt can work in your favor because it motivates us to do the things we don't want to do. i'm a fan of a little healthy guilt. >> definitely. >> but i think guilt often leads to shame. you feel guilty and then you feel bad about yourself. >> that's one of the tools you use