get eastwood to come. kept getting eastwood to tell them. didn't know. refused. didn't feel like they could stand up to him. he is clint eastwood. he ends up hearing the neil diamond song, i am i said. i heard it all, not even a chair. he is standing back there before his speech. watching everyone sing the praises of romney. being a hollywood star. i want to do something different. summons a chair. put it out there. gets out there does a riff. inspired by neil diamond, bob newhart, the romney team. governor romney says to stewart stevens this is weird, did you practice this? stevens is trying to stay cool. romney about to give a speech. no, no, it's fine. stewart stevens head is exploding. he leaves the room. goes next door and vomits. the rest of the romney team in the hall. >> he doesn't just vomit. according to doubling down, page 375, he, he, he attempted to calm down. he keeps going, he weeps. stewart stephens is throwing things. howling, cursing and weeping. until he dropped his head into his hands. that is life backstage at the republican convention. with

kept getting eastwood to tell them. didn't know. refused. didn't feel like they could stand up to him. he is clint eastwood. he ends up hearing the neil diamond song, i am i said. i heard it all, not even a chair. he is standing back there before his speech. watching everyone sing the praises of romney. being a hollywood star. i dent wawant to do something different. summons a chair. put it out there. ge gets out there does a riff. inspired by neil diamond, bob newhart, the rm knomney team. governor romney says to stewart stevens this is weird, did you practice this? stevens is trying to stay cool. romney about to give a speech. no, no, it's fine. stewart stevens head is exploding. he leaves the room. goes next door and vomits. the rest of the romney team in the hall. >> he doesn't just vomit. according to doubling down, page 375, he, he, he attempted to calm down. he keeps going, he weeps. stewart stephens is throwing things. howling, cursing and weeping. until he dropped his head into his hands. that is life backstage at the republican con

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what happened while clint eastwood was on the stage, behind the scenes? >> it's been reported, you know, the romney campaign was very scripted at the convention, but they kind of let clint eastwood freelance. however, backstage, once they kind of saw how bizarre this is, clint eastwood doing a performance art act, talking to a chair, the campaign freaked out. they ran to the control room to try to yank him offstage. mitt romney himself thought it was funny at first and then was a little confused. the book reports than romney's top adviser, stuart stevens, actually vomited backstage, he was so frustrated and aghast at what was unfolding before them, this total train wreck that threw the convention completely off message and overshadowed mitt's speech. >> we were there, that was a moppant, for sure. chris christie. polls show he's clearly cruising toward re-election as new jersey governor. a republican, this is a very blue state. he supported romney, was even considered as his running mate. what he he advite romney to do when it came to newt gingrich. >> ne

>> how memorable was clint eastwood's famous empty chair speech where he came off more like grand torino clint than dirty harry clint. >> maybe it's time to start thinking about taking it easier. >> the incident at the rnc so traumatized the top mitt romney adviser that the politico actually lost his lunch. that and other revelations are in a buzzy new book, doubledown, game change 2012. hbo has purchased the film rights to the book. no word on the casting, but safe bet they'll be talking to a-list chairs soon. >>> and this is a cruel world when one day you think there is going to be this big full house reunion, and the next you find out yove been had. turns out the reunion annoued aisy bse s that's right. mickey took the bait. >> okay. >> worse yet, it was just a warmed over april fools joke. happily, we're still able to watch john stamos working his craft. >> hi. john stamos. >> pop culture, burning like clint eastwood's claire on the hot list. >> thanks, teresa. >>> mo money? movember. how brands are embracing the movember craze with customized products. conner, what is the deal? >> l

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but they kind of gave clint eastwood free pass to do whatever he wanted on stage. we knew that. but the authors go behind the stage to tell us what romney campaign aides and romney himself were actually doing whey they were watching this total train wreck unfold in front of them. romney thought it was funny at first, but all of his advisers freaked out. his campaign manager said you got to pull this, you got to cut it according to the book at least, one romney adviser actually vomited back stage, that he was so upset. it was a full-blown freak-out back stage at the convention in tampa. >> it wasn't just romney adviser, it was stewart stevens, his lead political aide, right? >> that's what the book says. >> that's a big deal. if it's true. mark halperin. >>> senator rand paul is pushing back against accusations of plajerrism in some of his speeches, i'll tell you what he's saying in his defense, that's next. vo: two years of grad school. 20 years with the company. thousands of presentations. and one hard earned partnership. it took a lot of work to get this far. so now i'm suppos

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eastwood had to deny that he was doing a favor for president obama. all that political talk meant people were talking about chrysler. and justin bieber lend a lot with his super bowl ad. >>> you might go with an animal. dogs were rated 21% more effective than celebrities in super bowl ads. >>> why the internet game is making more than blockbuster movies. what is it about this internet game that is so addictive? >> are you one of the many americans who spends hour after hour dumping millions of dollars into playing games like angry birds, words with friends or candy crush saga? candy crush has had its first birthday and in one short year it has become the highest grossing app over many platforms. how addictive are these games and does the addiction come at a price. to talk about this, we are joined in new york, by iliana dr.man. and from baltimore, maryland, dr. dina miller, co-author of shrink wrap, three psychiatrists explain their work. thanks for both of you. iliana. 61,000 new installments, people installing it every single day. daily revenue of o

i'm the the eastwood corporation i'm also a school board member of a small school. my question is about the prevention side and the big opportunity that seems to be roll call out over the research and promised neighborhood. we know in the school world everything every time a custody moves their test scores drop. we know how affordable housing how important it is with our school health clinic we know what's happening and one secondy question the new funding formula for schools every school has to put together an organizing plan to work with parents and how do you see opportunity with the health community and the schools community to use that as a vehicle to talk >> it's interesting in massachusetts they did a pilot where they assigned specific voufrndz we have the rental voucher program they assign the vouchers to schools to their high-risk children could receive the vouchers to cope the kids in school to improve their test scores. many parents because of the lack of affordable housing shuffle from dissected. a study was done where basically kids in k0ir7bd there was

what was behind the clint eastwood disaster at the republican national convention? [laughter] we have this older man on stage, prime-time without a script. what could possibly go wrong? [laughter] well, what was going on in the background, you have to read the book to find out. you know i asked john heileman backstage, how do you get people to talk? it's amazing. i have read both books and my wife who has read the books as well, how do you get people the savings things? it's amazing to me. an amazing book and you guys are obviously going to want to read it or have read it. ladies and gentlemen it's my pleasure and really a privilege to introduce mark halperin and john heileman. [applause] >> jp thank you for that gracious and kind introduction. you read it just like we wrote it so we appreciate that. [laughter] we are gratified and excited and thrilled to be here in miami. we have been on tour for the past two and a half weeks and have been in a lot of different cities and we can say without equivocation this is the favorite place. we love miami and we are led to be

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among our bruce willis clint eastwood and eva longoria and old movie stars aren't necessarily members of the n.r.a. their views are reported in the media a seductive image that hides the radical discourse. we tried to get an interview with the n.r.a. but they didn't want to talk on camera. eventually one pro arms lobbyist agreed to meet us the gun owners of america association in virginia made up of three hundred thousand members. erica pratt is the man responsible for communications he records pro arms videos weekly which he then posts on the internet like this expose so tired all throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors than are killed by farmers i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut butter and jelly sandwiches it just m

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among bruce willis clint eastwood. and the stars aren't necessarily members of the n.r.a. . in the media. it's the radical discourse. we tried to get an interview with but they didn't want to talk on camera. eventually. agreed to meet us. three hundred thousand members. communications. video which he posts on the internet. all throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as. many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors that are killed by farms i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut butter and jelly sandwiches it just means that that we need to be very responsible and very careful with dangerous objects and what you have to look at is how many lives are saved by guns there's a lot of self-defense with firearms that takes place that breaks down to about four thousand

among them are bruce willis clint eastwood's and eva longoria and old movie stars aren't necessarily members of the n.r.a. their views are reported in the media a seductive image that hides the radical discourse. we tried to get an interview with the n.r.a. but they didn't want to talk on camera. eventually one pro arms lobbyist agreed to meet us the gun owners of america association in virginia made up of three hundred thousand members. erica pratt is the man responsible for communications he records pro arms videos weekly which he then posts on the internet like this expose so tired age all throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors than are killed by farmers i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut butter and jelly sandwich

says that tougher regulations and a lack of financial guarantees from brussels forcing kiev to look eastwood's to keep its economy above water. now joining us live from the ukrainian capital good to see you alexei we understand there's still a lot of people in ukraine who would like to be a part of the e.u. how did they take this news. well they took this news very unhappily in fact they started protesting in the night at some point the independence square in central kiev was filled with more than three thousand people several dozen of them still remain and now at the square despite heavy rain in the ukrainian capital and we understand that in the evening people will be gathering to continue their protest against the decision of the to suspend works on. signing the association deal with their european union the protests will continue on friday on saturday and will culminate on sunday when the country marks the anniversary of the so-called orange revolution filled two thousand five we expecting maybe fifty sixty seventy thousand people in this streets of course those are ordinary people some of

boy the man ec to have so many unemployed young people who can't find jobs eastwood has many parents who have lost their jobs. we can't have them as they condone the government would solve everyowing. we are hopeful that we continue to come to think and i personally continue to cultivate a relationship of deep affection for presidency has been postponed. since the men who are forced into these joints both our feet are firmly planted in the center right and it's for the season. he wanted to propose these idea. the idea of a new great center right it quits. staying in italy in naples with thousands of acoustic to the streets south of the protesting against the lafayette. they claim the morgue at his piano poisoning local areas by dumping toxic waste in the surrounding land shell of tokens i caught it by new signings. thousands of italians protested on saturday keeps the creation of the surroundings caused by illegal dumping of toxic waste. i've been a month the end. hazardous materials being dumped in the countryside or browns need for speed games the area has the unique names and defi

among them are bruce willis clint eastwood and eva longoria and old movie stars aren't necessarily members of the n.r.a. their views are reported in the media a seductive image that hides the radical discourse. we tried to get an interview with the n.r.a. but they didn't want to talk on camera. eventually one pro arms lobbyist agreed to meet us the gun owners of america association in virginia made up of three hundred thousand members. eric is the man responsible for communications he records pro arms videos weekly which he then posts on the internet like this exposed so tired all throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors than are killed by farmers i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut. and jelly sandwiches it just means that we

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they met and had a dinner in california and he likes meeting famous people and it's clint eastwood, this guy is great. you can get him to come? they got east to come and he is not going to write a script. he doesn't know what he's going to say. they are trying to convince him that he gave a speech for romney and it was great. just say that. he won't commit. he's just saying i'm thinking about it. he goes back to the hotel room a couple hours before the speech and he turns on oldies radio and hears the neal diamond song, i am, i said. it planneds the bug in his head. >> dear god help us. >> here is watching the people saying how great mitt romney is. he said i don't want to give this supreme. everyone else is doing that. i want to do something different. that neal diamond song, why don't i get a chair out here and next thing you know the school is out there. by the time he is halfway through, the romney campaign is in melt down. throwing up back stage and the one running the convention is racing back stage to get him off stage and afterwards they said it's not a big deal. romney and all t

know, people are okay with the actors becoming directors ben affleck won an oscar for best picture and eastwood and kevin costner, it's -- it's -- redford. i mean, anyone, almost anyone from the '70s that was an actor, nicholson, de niro, beatty, they've all directed and most of them directed some very good movies. when an actor writes a book-- not a memoir but a book of fiction, i would say the fives are out. before i have anyone -- before anyone has read it the guns are already out. so i wrote a book of short stories called palo alto. >> rose: about where you grew up? >> it takes place in my hometown palo alto, california, about the time i was a teenager and it's about teenagers but it's a book of fiction, again. it's not a memoir. it was fairly well accepted. i got decent reviews but there was still -- what i was doing at the time when that first book came out about three or four years ago was trying -- i thought i need to keep my two worlds separate. i'm not going to write about acting and and i want people to view me as a writer. then i thought i have all this experience in the film world,

when you look at a lot of these people, the clint eastwoods and jon voights and stallones, david planet, they've all reached a point in their career that if they got black listed, they could survive. you can't do that as a young person because you don't have the status to absorb the damage. it truly is black listing in hollywood. that's why most of the people don't do it until they're in their 50s. >> because then you're protected because you don't worry about them taking down your career or your professional opportunities. >> because you're done. >> because you're finally established. good for him. i hope that more people in hollywood do start to speak out. i think they're getting tired of the fact that government is so incompetent. they've been supportive. they've held their tongues. they've been quiet about some of the things they are disturbed by. it gets to a point where if you think you're going to make a difference in the world that you finally have to use the platform you've been given. true. my friend suzanne summers she's a conservative. she's been here at fox a lot. >> name d

low-level is easier to come by than lint eastwood. postcode is your political advocacy hurt your parents of entertainment? >> guest: not so far. my mom is very, very political and my dad -- i can't say that it's hurt them too much. i've largely try to keep my families separated for my career. i get that thread on a fairly regular basis that necessitates getting security systems and such. i try to protect my family's privacy as much as they possibly can. politics is a rough business. that's why don't talk about what my sisters do or who they are. >> host: why do you get death threats? >> guest: i've got death threats because my political positions. after the piers morgan interview, for example, which would bhairon and i suggested he stood on the graves of the sandy hook political agenda. a couple folks came to my home address. people don't like it when you're particularly outspoken. there's nothing more vile to me that threats of violence based on someone's politics. it's just discussed. it goes with the territory. you accept the risk

a conventional leading unanimous my generation were burt reynolds clint eastwood, bob redford, warren beatty. those were the good looking guys that got the young men parts. and -- i can't tell the story but -- >> rose: oh, yes, you can. >> can i use a bad word? >> rose: go ahead. >> i'm at summer stock, central city, colorado, and i'm there washing flats and playing any kind of part i can get into and bela lugosi is coming to do "dracula." and i'm cast because i'm part of this resident cast as ren field, the fly eater. and he runs around and everything. about ten minutes into the rehearsal there was an actor named bob webber who was in "12 angry men" and a lot of things like that. he said "mr. dern?" and i don't know, do you say "yes, count? or yes, bela?" so i saidiest? he said "i want you to switch roles." i was playing the good looking young man. bob webber was playing renfield. he said "i want you to play the little fly eater and i want mr. webber to play the young leading man." i said "why?" he said "look at his neck!" i said "what about it?" >> in my country the guy with the bul

. >> one of the most unforgettable moments was clint eastwood and that chair. who's idea was it and how did the advisers react? >> this is something we love to do. at the time, how did clint east wood get on the stage? mitt romney had dinner it eastwood last year. he decided he wanted him at the convention. eastwood decides at the last minute, everybody is up giving speeches and saying how great romney is. he comes up with a great thing where he talks to the chair. no one in mitt romney's world was happy with it. one was back stage and left governor romney's presence to throw up he was so upset. it was a big night for mitt romney. >> a lot of scoop in the book. it is called "double down." mark and john, thank you. we will send it to natalie following a remarkable story. >>> good morning, everyone. a dramatic rescue on sunday night after a college student was found trapped in a narrow two-foot space between buildings. we have rehema ellis with more on what happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. asher vongtau is lucky to be alive after a frig

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. >> it's also interesting about clint eastwood's permance -- performance. >> talking to the chair? >> yes. >>> okay. back to sal. is it still crowded at the toll plaza? >> yes, we haven't seen breaks. sometimes we see breaks at the toll plaza but this morning we haven't. there's a little bit of one if you are driving on 880 -- 880. it's still a meaty backup, ten, 15 minutes before you make it on the bridge. certainly not bad but we would like to see improvement. we get used to good things fast. the san mateo bridge has been heavy as well. it goes off and on. we haven't had any major problems on the span. i want to mention on the peninsula, southbound 280 there is there a crash -- 280 there is a crash. there was a crash northbound 101 at 237 on the peninsula. so give yourself plenty of time if you are doing the peninsula route this morning, especially on 101. now let's go to steve. >>> clear skies here. severe clear. temperatures starting off cold even san jose this morning. we had some upper 30s, not far away from san jose airport. i think they bottomed out at 42. forecast headline

[laughter] what was behind the clint eastwood disaster at the republican national convention? [laughter] you have this older man on stage in prime time without a script. what can possibly go wrong? [laughter] well, what was going on in the background you have to read the book to find out. [laughter] you know, i asked john heilemann backstage, you know, how do you get people to talk? i mean, it's amazing as you -- i've read both books, and my wife who's in the front here has read the books as well -- can how do you get people to say these things? it's amazing to me. but amazing book. i hope, you know, you guys are here, obviously, you're going to want to read it or have read it. ladies and gentlemen, it's my pleasure, really a privilege to introduce mark halperin and john heilemann. [applause] >> jp, thank you for that gracious and kind introduction. you read it just like we wrote it, so we appreciate that. [laughter] we are gratified and excited and thrilled to be here in miami. we've been on tour for the past two and a half week weeks and we've been in a lot of different citi