i was a fan of james bond, born identity and shaft.here's no characters out there like that, so i wanted to create that kind of character and that kind of energy and that kind of sexiness. >> the book reflects who you are. the book is sex, politics, relationships, that's you. >> yeah. that's what it does. in order to write well, let me say this to anybody who's serious about writing -- you have to expose yourself. that's why people don't write well, they're hiding behind the character. i put my character and the personality up front. this all started believe it or not, the book business started with my inspiration from terry mcmillan. >> wow. >> shout out to terry mcmillan, you're my inspiration for writing more than anyone else was. one of the things that everybody knows you talk about is relationship. how did you get so invested in the male and female relationships? >> you think how can you have a conversation without talking about relationships. i said this yesterday, if you're being cheated on, cheating is cheating. dl is dl. we ta

in honor of its daring high jinks, one youtuber added the james bond scene. less 007, more flying wallenda, nik wallenda, the daredevil who crossed niagara falls last summer on a high wire. the trip took flying wallenda 31 minutes. it took the flying raccoona one minute. >> oh dear. >> reporter: flying wallenda was required to wear s

to realizing is james bond. with a scarf but not before saying to him. we're going to strangle you after that they get reduced to molecules i went down to level tory with the stewards later to emerge in the kremlin that i will be with you shortly before his death row to penitential put in criminal cases against him to be dropped and to be allowed to return. former head of security believes that better promise to hand over a secret files on certain officials and businessmen in return for a pardon or. understood only too well let's just saying forgive me i won't do it again wouldn't be enough i'm almost certain that he would only expect a pardon to shoot an exchange for something otherwise he wouldn't have written a letter. of the in. if you're a threat to several russian. overseas but if. knows first hand that you're in the one nine hundred ninety s. . compromising material on some of russia's top businessmen and officials he has no doubt that better plans to use it against one of the country's oligarchs. they're trying to find archive i think that's why

. >> reporter: for being a punch line for james bond in "for your eyes only --" >> give us a kiss, give>> well, really, mr. bond. >> reporter: to having a silent cameo in "love actually." >> of course you did. >> reporter: to becoming the tragic heroine. >> this is a day to put differences inside. to hold one's head high and take pride in being british. >> reporter: a role that won streep her third oscar. to recording artists of the '80s, she was amused. today, billy remembered her bitter strike. >> the damage that she did is unfortunately still playing itself out in my country. >> reporter: his anthem in support of the minors mark his first appearance on britain's top of the chart. in the same way that the dust bowl created woody guthrie, in the same way the civil rights movement spawned bob dylan, thatcherism and the back lash against it launched billy brown. >> she was a genuine radical. i have to admire that she was a radical. not my kind of radicalism, maybe, but she had that set of principles and she ran them through you whether you wanted it or not like a sword. >> if it is one a

. >> reporter: it is easy to forget that before he started impersonating a bad james bond villain, kim jong-un was trying to portray himself as a modernizer with a glamorous young wife, even a new friend in former nba star dennis rodman. and while kim is threatening armageddon with more passion even than his father, groups heading there for monday's holiday sees preparation for war. >> it appears to be the same as the other 100 plus times i've experienced it, it doesn't appear to be any added tension. >> reporter: nobody here is heading to the bunker. his photographs of everyday life offer a strange reassurance that war is perhaps not quite as imminent as their leader suggests. ian williams, nbc news, beijing. >>> up next for us tonight, a new look at the man who changed baseball and all of america. >> playing ball. >> play ball! >>> for many baseball fans, the number 42 holds an almost sacred significance, the man who wore it changed the face of america's past time, and helped change america itself. so it is only fitting that jackie robinson's story would one day be immortalized in a

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y son imÁgenes, no fueron sacadas de una pelÍcula de james bond, se trata del primer carrito de golfla victoria del cruz azul lograron imponerse. y los xolos siguen haciendo historia. y un equipo que remontÓ en el Último momento. >>> arrancamos en los Ángeles donde los rayados enfrentaron a galaxy. a los 28 delagarza adelanta al galaxy. y aquÍ el chupete aprovecha. y aquÍ madrigal para de negris y envÍa el balÓn al fondo. >>> y mientras tanto en la copa libertadores los xolos se fueron a enfrentar a san josÉ. y aquÍ el gol de martinez. y luego gÓmez le dio el empate. y con este resultado los xolos avanzaron a los octavos. y en grupo 1 boca recibiÓ al barcelona de ecuador, blandi consigue el Único y ganÓ 1 por 0. pasa a ocupar el primer lugar del grupo i. y amÉrica y cruz azul. y aquÍ el primero. y luego mina con un buen remate empata. asÍ terminÓ el partido gy todo se definiÓ desde el penal, cuando mosquera mandÓ el balon a las gradas y triunfo de cruz azul por 5 a 4. y la mÁquina esta en la final de la copa mx. y del duelo de atlante y puebla saldrÍa el primer finalista. paredes con

culmination really the case that made quit and go public can blow the whistle was m i six which is the james bond branch of intelligence ended up funding affiliates of an al qaeda cell in libya to try and assassinate cole gadhafi of libya in one thousand nine hundred sixty this was illegal and. it went wrong gadhafi survived to be you know fifteen years later and it also killed innocent people so we can think anything more he knows and this is why i am my former partner david shayler who is also a colleague resigned to blow the whistle about the crimes of the spies and of course once you do that under the u.k. law you become the criminal because you break something called the official secrets act which says that you are never allowed to anything about your work ever there's no one you can take allegations or disclosures to legally and when you say preventing are they could have been prevented were innocent people died i mean when we're talking about that is it an instance like a nine eleven type instance where intelligence officers are saying there was an enormous amount of information almost too

case that may just quit and go public can blow the whistle was where m i six which is a sort of james bond branch of british intelligence ended up funding affiliates of an al qaeda cell in libya to try and assassinate cole gadhafi of libya in one thousand nine hundred six this was illegal under u.k. or it went wrong obviously gadhafi survived to be murdered by them you know fifteen years later and it also killed innocent people so we couldn't think of anything more he knows and this is why i am my former partner david shayler who is also a. resigned to blow the whistle about the crimes of the spies and of course once you do that under the u.k. law you become the criminal because you break something called the official secrets act which says that you never that say anything about you ever there's no one you can take allegations or disclosures to legally and when you say preventing are they could have been prevented were innocent people died i mean one word or talking about that is it an instance like a nine eleven type instance where intelligence officers are saying it was an enormous amoun

james bond. >> now we ever talking. casino royale the first bond novel by fleming.according to just rae leased early draft of the book the spy was almost stuck with that secretary name as last name. fleming original idea was to have band use that name when undercover. it's speculate that had fleming abandoned the idea realizing that it would just cause confusion. it just would have changed everything. let's go back up date the weather forecast. sandy battelle. >> i'll keep the name thank you dan. we show you live doppler 7 hd. we have some moisture not all of this is actually reaching the ground. i just looked at the observe vision for concord. sky clear. moisture up in the clouds. but we did see a few sprinkles develop around fairfield. you could be seeing it in hercules and vallejo. tomorrow traveling snow showers will 10 in the sierra nevada. 41 degrees in tahoe. mostly sunny los angeles. 65 degrees. here in the bay area breezy. sunny for most of you except for few clouds up in the north bay. 68 santa rosa. san mateo mid 60's. oakland concord out to livermore upp

you are like the james bond of laundry. ever hear of a bank? let's go. don't let him do this.ne is he? that's him. the one that looks like a blow fish. oh, yeah, i see him. yeah. thanks for doing this. why pass up the opportunity to go to prison? this is the most exciting thing i've ever done. it is kind of cool. it's the first time i've ever gotten back at someone. this is what they do in the movies. that's what i told jerry. really? yes. god, i've never felt so alive! maybe we shouldn't do this. we're just going to put concrete in the washing machine. what's going to happen? it'll mix with the water. by the end of the cycle it'll be a solid block. if only you could put your mind to something worthwhile. you're like lex luthor. you keep him busy. oh! you go over there and start flirting with him. while you're keeping him busy i'll slip it in his drink. wouldn't it be easier to punch him in the mouth? come on. they're terrible. they got no infield. oop! excuse me. yeah. i'll get some food. want some? nah. hi. hi. ah-choo! god bless you. oh... thank you. thank you very much. re

there's james bond nal polish. you have nail polishes around that. how important is it to selling new colors to have some enrtainment connection? >> it's very important. you know, people ask what i do every day. i go to work to excite the consumer every single day, by doing movie collaborations, and celebrity collaboration, it makes it more as per rational. you want to be somebody, and through a bottle of opi, you achieve that. it's your first entry into something as per rational. maybe you can afford the new designer top, but you can afford opi. gerri: we talked about lipstick in this way, and there used to be an index to give you a clue about how consumers were feeling. now it's the nail polish index. >> absolutely, andt's really that affordable luxury. you know, people may not buy the high ticket items, but average person needs that get away. she needs, you know, to self-express. she need to have fun at the end of the day. gerri: what blows me away are the new colors are dark. they are like this, blue, you're we

sent to boarding school in switzerland, developed an affinity for james bond and the nba, hence the recentennis rodman visit. he spent virtually no time in north korea's army when his father elevated him to a general's rank in 2010. that was one of the first signs that kim had leap frogged his two oldest brothers. kim jung-nan took his play boy lifestyle. the japanese police spent hours and hours with him. they learned a lot about him. >> reporter: analyst mike green said he lives in makow. speaks to journalists too much for the family's liking. >> they can't kill him but they can't let him run the country. he's not a reliable vehicle. >> reporter: then there's a mysterious middle brother. local media showed this photo claiming it was him at an eric clapton concert. >> he was a feminist, timid. >> reporter: just as enigmatic, the young woman to be kim jong-un's wife, a former singer, could she have any influence over him. >> is it possible she'll say what about the north korean people, the starving people? >> maybe, but that's not the background she grew up in. >> reporter: that helps them

> i would rather be on equal footing with somebody armed with a lethal weapon than have to pull james bond trickery on him. i would rather just shoot. >> beanbags are standard law enforcement tools these days. >> shaken and not stirred, my friend. >> by the way, the comest -- the dumbest way to drink a martini is shaken. >> you drink it out of the bottle. >> tom, i hope when you live downtown in the financial district the armed people were not carrying ak47's since that is the preferred weapon of our enemies. >> what are they carry ?g they fit in the crook of your arm and they hold on -- they are big machine guns. >> you were watching "robo cop" weren't you? you thought you were downtown. >> i don't think they are machine guns either. >> they look like big guns. >> it was called new detroit. >> are you saying just the enemy has ak47? >> our law enforcement doesn't p . >> we had military guys. >> i am not up to speed. >> potato, potato. >> tennessee ties family welfare benefits to performances in schools. will, a stat you brought up, it is estimated that 5% and 10% of kids between ages of 6

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. >> it was used in james bond episodes in the past.has been something that has been used in the past. does it matter what the grade ends up being when an intent can be established that was very serious? >> i think he'll be charged with possession of a biological weapon, which is a felony in the united states. he may be charged with an attempt to kill the president of the united states. he sent a letter allegedly to president obama in this bizarre scre scheme. he's under arrest for molestingt of indecent exposure. >> i don't think we're looking at somebody who posed a serious threat to the president of the united states. i'm betting this is going to be some home brew he made in his kitchen. i think you're looking at someone with a severe mental problem trying to get even with a friend. >> if you get your hands on the criminal complaint, will you come back and work with me on that? >> absolutely. >> thank you for that. >>> another legal case we're looking at, starting again the michael jackson issue. his family is getting ready for a ver

sounds like a woman who would be sitting up in bed -- she sounds like a woman sitting up in bed as james bondlking out of the door. will i see you again james? is going to be crazy. it will not be good but it will be crazy. i met james o'keefe. i think it was. it may have been a regular kid who hated organized labor -- pimp who hated organized labor. npr is having a party. it's what i was told. of sweepingn a year changes. is leaving cbs. she was known for asking tough questions like, name and newspaper. years of hard hitting questions and she will be remembered for the one that could double as a category on the family feud. follow-up question, name something you keep in your attic . is one of the many departures. npr fired juan williams. ack and afraid of muslims. making him the least likely man to get a cab in new york city. was suspendedn from the show by donating money to three democratic campaigns. the punishment seem harsh compared to the response that larry king got after giving a buffalo nickel to arthur. out with the old, in with the who? you are gone but you are forgotten. not every

james bond star daniel craig suggesting his character should be bisexual "the guy who loved me" genius impressed. >> the idea that you try making up the stories isn't helping our credibility. and i think a lot of the stories that were run this year in the papers, weren't that side-splittingly funny. >> reporter: okay, i agree. dogs on ice isn't great. >> the ideal april fool's joke would make people believe it is the case and act upon it. >> reporter: in the 1840s, the boston post printed a story about pirate treasure buried under boston common. people went looking in the rain. that's funny. in 1985, "sports illustrated," reported a rookie that could pitch at 168 miles an hour was about to join the mets. fans celebrated. and the gag about big ben going digital didn't have quite the same impact. >> i think the news these days, often, there are so many bizarre stories anyways. so many strange stories, hard to tell the joke ones apart from the real ones. >> reporter: this turtle really is addicted to nicotine. school desks really are getting bigger to make room for fat kids. and this aver

more action than i think a james bond movie. >> may, 1980. brisbane, australia. a call comes in about a yacht in distress. >> we got word there was a boat in trouble off the island. >> greg and the camera man took off in the chopper 7 news chopper to perform what they assume would be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the may day call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these s

reports are that senses forced the latest james bond film to delete references to china's sex trade andease of quentin tarantino's newest movie because of its ultra violence. there's a good reason why hollywood will allow this. money. china passed japan last year as the number two film market. it's still only one-fourth the size of the u.s. and canada, but not for long. the film revenue grew 36% last year, while the u.s. grew only 6%. it's only a matter of time before they pass. building ten new theaters every day. even though the per capita income is only one-tenth of hours, they pay almost as much as we do for a ticket. now, tinseltown always is tailored to local tastes. at what point does this tailoring turn into a bold faced imposed by the people from above ? iron and three could be a test of that notion. liz: imax tickets are sometimes scheldt for $90 per depending on the movie. david: a huge market, but your question of editorial a baldness in the films is disturbing. thank you. good to see you. looking to take it easy at your next job? we will tell you what was ranked as the most