. >> kroft: he was the bad guy and robin dearden was one of his hostages. >> dearden: he was an amazinghad ever met. you were. >> kroft: it took a while for you to get together, right? >> dearden: oh, yeah. we ran into each other, like, eight months later. and we kissed for, like, a second too long. >> cranston: let me demonstrate. ( laughter ) when you greet a friend, this is the duration of the kiss that's acceptable. "hi, good to see you." "yeah." when you make a mistake and stay too long at the lips, this is how long it is. "hi, how are you? good to see you." ( laughter ) and that's what happened. it was like, "uh-oh, what was that? oh." >> dearden: it was like," whoops." >> kroft: the kiss sealed the deal and they were married in 1989. among the well-wishers were cranston's mother and father, keeping their distance from each other. >> look at mommy! >> kroft: bryan and robin have been married for 27 years now. they still live in the same house where they raised their daughter, and bryan still goes to work most every day. oh, this is where you're shooting the scene. >> cranston: thi

organizers put the figure at 18 the dearden director of global justice now.elcome to democracy now! talk about why the protests are happening at the g20. >> two reasons. one, people here in europe don't want donald trump or the other right wing populist leaders coming into their country. but i think it is more than that. the very policies which caused trump in the first place, the neoliberal, that we've seen your after year after year, exactly those politics are on the agenda of this g20. the leaders like angela merkel, the leader of germany, they said we realize that there been mistakes and things have gone wrong. but the policies being put forward are the same tired and broken policies that put forth for the last 20 or 30 years. many people are saying, if we want to undermine the ideas, the values, the policies of donald trump, we need something radically different. indeed, one of the best selling dailies here, the lead article said, we need a radical set of policies and these 20 people are not the people to express or implement those policies. nermeen: can