the european representation was by scotty, scotland, played by an irish canadian - another canned aidanand -- canadian, who efl were representing africa, and i represented asia, and mccoy represented the south of the u.s. >> how did you get the job? >> my agent called. rather in the common normal way in hollywood. i went to a meeting with a man named gene rottenbury - i didn't know him from adam. the operative thing that my agent told me was that it was a potential series, it was a pilot which meant steady employment. i was excited about that. he told me it was a skyify, but i wasn't that. into skify at the time. gene ushered me to a corner and a sofa, not a behind the desk and, you know the applicant there. we had a conversation. he told me about the series, the concept. my character would be a part of the leadership team, and the whole vision that he had for the human future. to be cast in that was a thrilling idea. and i recognised that it would be a ground breaking opportunity for me, an asian-american actor. >> you were the first asian-american on national television, is that right

john kerry visited st aidan's abram one of the wet storms added to his lack of weeks have that key stress the importance of ties between the us and it was one of the oldest us allies in southeast asia. type in height and ripped through the central philippines on a vendor eighth. it left more than six thousand people dead before me and hostility in shelters than a month off packages are stuck. speaking on wednesday in the probe on the main cto and they take every announced twenty five million dollars of additional eight cleaned the terrible amount of us assistance to eighteen sixty and on its the united states is committed to doing whatever we can as we go forwards try to help our friends in the philippines to recover the us responded quickly to get this upset something and cross carrier the uss george washington and hundreds of snl weekend days. the us and the philippines also strengthening the security cooperation of parents come to china as it increases its maritime presence in the weekend. also on wednesday philippine president. no walking or on bail that the finance reconstruction and

aidan means the rain after railway strike in the nation and turn its second week on this monday all the while mostly only affect its freight train operations during week one it's now starting to impact passenger train services leaving some leaders and alert. this is any reports they really streak that started one week ago has now begun to have the direct effect on two meters in the capital city. the korea railroad corporation recall trail begins operations of some wailing three insult by fifteen percent on monday the line is operated by the both coal rail is all natural which also read the first and fourth lines at signaling the possibility of further scale downs in operations. the unions representing so natural and the kirby of railway workers have already notified their employers could be planted on a strike starting wednesday the number of its passenger trains. it's all for science starting tuesday suggesting more i think and the means is that commuters in the coming day. on monday evening july st district court issued a press warrants for six union members were currently on strike.

number two aidan. >> which was number one last year. >> and a new one this year, number one is jacksonst year. >> cheyenne jackson on. top three girls names, olivia, emma and sofia for the fourth year in a row. and kathryn, my real name -- it went down the toy toy. hoda, great news, rose 15% in popularity this year. >> the immigrants from egypt are moving here. thank you for coming. we really appreciate it. >> another name that made it korey with a "k." that is from "duck dynasty." 89%. korey with a "k." >>> we have the salvation army bell ringers with us. with us, kath's been distracted throughout the show. >> this is army major. when i did my podcast on saturday, i interviewed him for a good 10 or 15 minutes of the work of the salvation army. you never let on that you were going to come and be with us on monday. >> i'm so excited to come talk to you then and now be with you today. >> it's a shortened time between thanksgiving and christmas because thanksgiving came so late. we're reading you that guys are starting off in the hole. how much do you have to make up? >> five days short.

joining us at post 9 is elizabeth shirley sand aidan, and thank you for joining us. clients, because they're some of the biggest clients in the world. >> yeah, i think it started for a need beyond the marketplace. aidan was working at a major market research, and i was doing product testing, and i keep hearing brands wanted more feedback, more targeted sampling. aidan found a lot of the research methodologies that were kind of outdated, took a long time to get results, response rates around 10%. we thought if we could create an online community where people are spending most of their time, make it fun for people to test products. >> are you going to zero in on a million users? >> we will reach a million users by midyear 2014. currently, 500,000 members. this time last year, we had 190,000, so we basically tripled in size. >> say i'm proctor & gamble, i want to gauge how it will play, how do i get it to you, how do you get it to the consumer? >> yeah, i think we work with a lot of brands launching new products, so a brand would come to us, or we reach out to emthis, h

four to eric decker. 35-2 aidan veer and they take over first place in the afc west at 10-2.to avenge their monday night loss against the giants. washington had a 14-0 lead. super bowl champ eli manning throws for 235 yards and this td. the former raider meyers. geno smith completed five passes and one to the dolphins. the jets' quarterback was pulled with a passer rating of 8.3. ryan tannehill throws for 331 and two scores and 28 yards to mike wallace. 23-3 and dolphins are 6-6 and new york has lost three straight and fall to 5-7. bills and falcons playing in toronto, canada. late four and tied 31. johnson gets into field goal range and fumbles the football. atlanta recovers recovers and we go to overtime. a big gain, but he fumbles the football. falcons recover again and he kicks the game winner 36 yards. 34-31 the final. a little basketball and warriors are in sacramento where the kings lost three straight. golden state 5 of 6 and both playing with little sense of urgency. to the sleep train arena and apparently it is lights out at 3:00. lights did come back on and warrior

. >> so secret, says australian scientist aidan martin, that we know very little about great white sharkswe don't know how many there are or how long they live. we've never seen them mate or give birth. >> oh, fantastic! look at that! >> how such an enormous guy gets so far out of the water. >> it's essentially a projectile, and it has sacrificed maneuverability for speed. so it's a little bit like having a truck trying to run down one of those bicycle couriers. i know we've all had fantasies about that. >> excited the seals too. they're making a lot of noise. the seals--that's what it's all about. what for us is a remarkable sight for the sharks is breakfast, and seals are their favorite food. whoa! >> whoa! >> that was pretty impressive. >> that was fantastic! it came out upside down. >> we're right next to seal island here, population 50,000. when you see a shark going for a seal, who are you rooting for? >> well, i actually root for the seals. chris fallows is a shark tourism operator. i think we can really relate to the situation of the seals. they're at home, sitting in the sun, hap

there is considerable interest not only in the possibility of following up with regards to aidan accountability question, but also considerable interest on the part of the laboratories that have performed the analyses. again, after a very long time, after many years, it was the first time for many they had such complete samples. so there is considerable interest in publishing some of the results and also having some of the research that was done on that. we have not come to a conclusion. frankly for us the first priority was to get the investigation done, put it before the world community, there it is. how the next that we need to concentrate on is how it is going to be safeguarded, how it is going to be stored, how it is going to be guarded as a living document that can be accessed by others if so wanted. >> but if a victim of this decides to take on a private prosecution, would the u.n. hand over the samples? what are the rules governing this? >> i would have to request advice from our legal counsel, frankly. >> i think it is also important to remind you that the samples and the information t