how do you feel like you have shaped brody and does brody give you a character to inhabit that calls on the best of you in a sense to work? he's not boring, uninteresting, unconflicted. he's everything opposite from th he is conflicted. he is changed. he is wounded. and he's on precipice of life and death. >> yeah, he is. he is. and tell me how you feel like you have been able to push it? >> well, brody is a character who really since we've met him as an audience has been an extremist -- inextreme mis. inextremis. there have not been many regular days in brody's life since we've known him as an audience. living on the edge, on a peres sis which is a good description of where he spends his time i think the trick as an actor is to affect those changes in as minute and minuscule and detailed and specific a way as possible without him becoming history i don't know i can or melodramatic. histrionic. or melodramatic. the writing has been so good consistently through the three years that i've been able to do that. as much as anything it's about being quit witted and this is a very shakespea

brody ryan got his 15 minutes of fame.dy ryan has written a song about his 15 minutes. ♪ you know dam well we ain't ever had no -- ♪ who would have thought about the man with starbucks hand ♪ >> this is available at brody ryan.com. >> the lyrics, it is all about the event. ♪ >> if you listen at the beginning, he says, we never have coffee. we have brody ryan via skype. welcome to the show. >> how are you all? thank you so much for having me. >> you say at the beginning of the song, you guys didn't really have coffee. what's the real story? >> the real story is i met her on tender, a social discovery app. i ended up giving her my phone number. we had some conversations via text messages and exchanged some photos. long story short. i sent her the video. never spoke with her on the phone until this all went viral. she texted me all this information. she said, by the way, we met at starbucks. she said, isn't it funny, everybody thinks we met at starbucks. that's not like me to play it up that way. i am always going to tell the

. >> rose: so who is brody? >> brody is the antagonist, yes. >> rose: my question has to do with how you see brody. >> right. well, i think she sees, they recognize a lot of themselves in each other, they are both patriots. >> rose: yes. >> and they both have been damaged overtime. she kind of started off damaged, and he, you know -- her -- her condition has forced her to accept her vulnerability and has been very challenging for her and he, you know, has bonn through -- >> rose: hell. >> hell. many times over. >> rose: exactly. >> so they connect on a very primal level. >> rose: you have to believe to make the show so compelling, you have to accept the fact that he could have -- he couldn't be as bad as he is imagined to be at his worst? >> yes, yes. >> rose: you have to step the fact he may have been -- >> rose: may be -- >> >> rose: and could be -- >> yeah. and he is -- he has made bad choices, even since we have met him and fallen in love with him and, you know, he did kill the vice president. he didn't have

. ♪ ♪ brody. heard you guys have a big, bloody ball of bad to work on.ways gets the good ones. man: glad us swing shift guys are done. heard you got a sexual assault call, too. gonna be a busy night. i'll drink my first one for you, huh? mm-hmm. (laughs) let him gloat. i don't really like anybody that goes to bed before sunrise, anyways. agreed. hey, morgan? the sexual assault call. it's got to be our guy. similar victim and location. oh. oh, sorry. dawn. banks. swing shift. hi. seen you around. greg. hi. dawn and i worked separate home invasion rapes last week, realized we might be dealing with a serial. yeah, looks like he might have struck again. do, uh, you mind if i work this one with you? i don't sleep anyway. oh, um, sure. great. i can head out to the scene. the victim's waiting at pd. all right, i'll talk to her. okay. good luck. i didn't see him. i-i didn't hear him. i didn't know anything happened until i woke up. tell me what you can about your night, amy. what do you remember before you went to bed? i got off work at 8:00. i'm-i'm a cocktail

brodie wanted some for his nightstand, didn't you? >> reporter: burns seemed to enjoy his full service treatment and he was not the only one. >> yeah, i'm definitely excited to kiss him again. >> daddy. >> daddy. >> reporter: the question is, will your son recognize his father anymore? >> i don't think my daughter will. >> reporter: the concept for this fund-raiser actually came from brent's wife, susan. their original goal was $10,000 for charity. they raised more than $23,000. >> there are two kmcharities th meant a lot to us. it was her idea. we were thinking about what we could get maybe and we thought $10,000 would be tough, so it was -- it was fast. it was unbelievable. >> burns is really inspiring. he does stuff like this all the time for charity. he's such a great athlete. he's a great guy on top of that. when it was brent's buzz cut, yeah, i'm going to donate to that. >> reporter: burns also wanted to thank his teammates even if they were gloved and masked. >> i think it was probably smart. i didn't know what was in there eit

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i think brody, you know, if you just wind back seven or eight years, at the moment brody decided to goll off. at that moment, he was taken captive. and was incarcerated and brutally tortured psychologically and physically. from that moment until this point, his life has been fairly exhausting. >> fair to say. he sits in a hole in caracas. and just the moment when the needle looks attractive as an option. >> behind the scenes, a little intel. you are quite the song and dance man. and you and mandy sometimes like to break out a show tune on the set. >> you know mandy likes to break out a show tune. he heard me singing "agony," a song from "into the woods," the only musical i've ever done. and he said, i do that on my show. come over here. let's practice. so, we went into my congressional office, in season two. and while they were setting up the camera, we were singing "agony" together, in harmonies. with him correcting me quite a bit, for getting notes wrong. >> quickly, this is true. obviously taken the country, the world by storm. we were there the night you won the emmy. and the show

. >>> congrats to adam brody and his girlfriend. the two of them got engaged. >>> kevin spacy found an interesting way to get in touch with -- >> why not try it? >>> although producers were announcing a sequel to "it's a wonderful life," paramount who owns the copyright says, no, thank you. paramount plans to fight the plan. >>> brazilian woman sold her virginity last year for $780,000. but the deal fell through. >> what happened? >> well, now, she's launching the contest again. the bidding starts at $100,000 and ends december 12th. her goal is to get $1.5 million for her, quote, maidenhood. 18 years old and doing that, huh? >>> eddie murphy joined his "coming to america" co-star, now host of the revised "arsenio hall show" this week saying a sequel to the hit movie is unlikely due to the lawsuit that bare a mount faced claiming that they stole the script. >> that cannot stand in the way. >> yeah. a great movie, wasn't it? >> classics of all time. get back the cast and crew together. >> amazing. we hope that it does happen somehow.

my rules and brody on have explored more than one hundred soviet military bases. the russian baltic fleet was stationed at the former naval port it to be a party at the time of the sellers. the two amateur historians have found people here who are trying to save the old buildings within the comp tourist attraction guided by actors. visitors can find out firsthand councillors were punished for bad behavior the name of oman we want to show that it's more helpful to stick together and to stand alone during the soviet era everyone was pitted against each other. if you've made a mistake. everyone was made to suffer. it's great in oman along with a group of lithuanian tourists. my rice and roti on them to punishment. although the whole thing seems a bit bizarre to them. they take photos to document that at least explain one more historical military building is being saved from demolition the eight ball or whatever i'd never experienced anything like this. my feet are men terribly upset. although it now i understand that the communists wanted to humiliate. but it is the

. >> and i let him attach it because they are linked and scott, brody the engineer at mta to give him a heads up but we do not allow an appeal of this permit. >> our board does not have authority over this... >> the last page. >> and i mean, that one solution is to allow, further briefing from dpw and or mta on what the standards on for issue the this. and allow the time for the board to be able to review that briefing, in order to make an informed decision in my opinion. or if someone else has a different idea. you could consider that as well. >> i will go with you. >> i am prepared to vote to up hole the permit. >> and it will be, i think that the question is, is, whether the appellants, arguments are compelling enough for me to be able to say, all right, there is doubt as to the veracity of the conformance to the previous permits. and i don't find it totally compelling at this point. and i think that i am prepared to support the permit. >> that would be me. >> honestly, i am actually, there are things in my mind and i think that there are gray areas here, but the permit in question

brody: i got two chargers. no electronics. no evidence the bomb was assembled here.assport. it's our bomber. name's arman agakian. armenian surname. sidle: huh. i got a flash drive. guy hides a flash drive and a passport. we might be looking at a pro. (beeps, buzzes) ah, henry. you're just in time for my demonstration. wait, you seriously built a bomb? i'm going back to tox. i chemically tested the bomb frags, pieced together what i could, then used identical components to precisely duplicate sara's bomb. this is disturbing in so many ways. why? it's just a magnetic switch, circuit board delay, military blasting cap, and a couple of pipes. 'kay, just to confirm, your bomb doesn't actually contain explosives? no. it's identical to the original complex pipe bomb, except i substituted lightbulbs for explosives. now, lifting this switch will duplicate the action that sara took when she opened up the magnetized satchel flaps. if it's all wired correctly, then the lightbulb should go on. for the boom, you'll just have to use your imagination. uh... if this does blow up, i

in fact i was just speaking to curtis brody out in prince william and he tells me it was two tractor-trailers involved. one was rear ended and there was a fuel spill. it. happened at -- it happened at 2:40 this morning although we believe the tractor-trailers are gone and they're just waiting for help to clean it up. and the left lane is getting through. so hopefully, not too much of a delay betting through there. 66 on the other hand has been incident-free. in from gainesville to manassas. centreville fairfax. all of those corridors look great. a live look outside and first show you what it looks like here in springfield. it looks like it may be a little windy with the camera here shaking. but in the meantime, just a little bit of a delay as you head down from dale city to wood bridge and then again here in springfield. back over to the maps, this time inside the beltway all of your bridges look good across the potomac and anacostia river. and if you're planning to head outside one more time, if you're planning to head to oxon hill, 210 to the wilson bridge in good shape. back to you guys. >

her son's name is brody.joining us today. >> good morning. >> you're going to the post office which some of us roll our eyes because it's usually an exercise in frustration. you have this care package and you go up and you're paying for it. tell us what happens then. >> well, i went to the post office. they were two very large care packages that my co-workers collected, some snacks and fun stuff for my son's unit. i got there and i didn't exactly have the address correct and gardener was very good about helping me with getting the a.p.o. number. i put the package on the scale and waited for him to tell me how much it cost. he didn't say anything and i did notice that he had reached into his pocket and had taken out a money clip. i really wasn't paying a whole lot of attention. my mind was going in different places. he handed me the receipt and told me that i was all set. >> you thought, wait a second, i need to pay you. gardener, you just decided to pay for this care package? >> that's correct. i just spur of

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conversations have been with scientists at the national human genome research institute and morris brody thinks that this is a problem with how information gets translated in public health settings and so that is where ethics come back into play. one of the things that i try to do in my own work is think about even at the level of basic research, basic ideas from the general culture work their way into the knowledge claims researchers make. i tried the best i can to draw attention to researchers about the way in which they can never isolate the lab and keep it completely free in the culture. i think that once you get into a clinical setting it becomes more difficult to introduce these sorts of questions because -- it gives lectures on medical ethics to students at the university of georgia, and there you have a woman in your office and demanded a genetic test, they want to know what do i do? and so people much better trained, how you would bring in questions of social justice and economics into these kinds of settings. i am not sure that clinicians want to hear what i have to say but i a

notice of actor diego on "homeland" as the marine and best friend of suspected terrorist, nicholas brodytreatment. his parents made a deal with the d.a. to keep him from being charged with homicide. he managed to get his hands on his father's gun. maybe it was a suicide pact, maybe it wasn't. by the way, the brother ended up dead and this leo walks. >> now diego is playing an f.b.i. agent on the hit show "the black list". >> we're joined by him right now. good morning to you. >> good morning. the curvy couch, huh? >> it's half a circle. >> it's half a hot tub, come on. >> this is where the hot tub would go, come on. >> beautiful. >> why do you like law enforcement so much? >> it pays well. i don't know. they just look at me and see that. >> marine and tough. >> i don't know why. i'm from nova scotia. things are a little different up there. we don't have such a military presence as down here. >> welcome to our land. >> i've been here a while. >> i know. what is it about "homeland"? so many people say my number one tv show, "homeland." >> it's a great show. we were all sitting around the h

carrie is pregnant, knocked up after a one-nightstand, and she still -- brodie is hiding. september 16th. it's a great ratings get for showtime. >> could you call me the night before and tell me what happens? >> i will tell you everything. you'll be the fest person i call. >>. >> so good. >> chris witherspoon, thanks. >> set your dvr's. >> coming up next, the sneak peek at the best black friday shopping deals so you don't miss out. >> after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you feel good, no one is immune. emergen-c has more vitamin c than 10 oranges plus other antioxidants and electrolytes to help you come down with a serious case of healthy. emergen-c. making healthy contagious. step two, baconated cheese for awesome. step three, get ready to wow. step four... mmmmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. smawhy didn't theyogy. think of this sooner? you see, the smart tube reaches the bottom so you can spray every last drop. absolutely magnific... ooh! my bottle! my eagle! only clorox gives you every last dr