lost a wife to cancer and he's out on bond james bond i grew up with connery connery was the one from a he was he was the be all of the end all of bombs as all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now very pleasure to welcome piers brosnan i haven't seen him in a long time three years we know he saved the world as james bond and now he's back on the screen a terrific new romantic comedy love is all you need to get to the film in the setting going to be sixty going to be sixty just around the corner and how does it feel great it humbled since it is knows them at the table it's the old forty isn't it good that's what they say nevertheless i mean it comes with its own kind of pressures of life it comes with its own. well its embarrassment of riches what can i say i got lucky in the youth obsessed society which we were in. where does that put you when they put they look at you you're not the thirty year old leading man and. no i mean i realize that you have to be aware of your own time and space time past time present time future i don't really think about it yet i'm confronted b

lost a wife to cancer and he's out on bond james bond i grew up with connery connery was the one for me he was he was the be all of the end all of bonds as all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now very pleasure to welcome piers brosnan i haven't seen him in a long time three years we know he saved the world as james bond and now he's back on screen a terrific new romantic comedy love is all you need to get to the film in the set and going to be sixty going to be sixty just around the corner and how does it feel great it humbled since it is those that at the table it's the old forty isn't it good that's what they say nevertheless i mean it comes with its own kind of pressures of life it comes with its own. well it's embarrassment of riches what can i say i got lucky in the youth obsessed society which we were in. where does that put you when they put they look at you you're not the thirty year old leading man and. no i mean i realize that you have to be aware of your own time and space time pos time present time future i don't really think about it yet i'm confronted by it

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he is able to sneak up to the other side of the platform, like a james bond move there and starts yellingt the conductor, the conductor pokes his head out and starts yelling at the guy. super dangerous, but doesn't open the doo keeps going, because you can't do that, can't run across the track. >> if you open the door, validation for what he did. not getting on, dude. >> he made it. >> i know it's wrong, but you have to give him props. >> the british transport police called his actions utterly stupid. they released a video, because they are trying to catch this guy. dangerous not only for himself, but for the people on board as well. >> they didn't call it utterly stupid when james bond jumped into a moving train, back which was exploded. if he wore a suit, maybe. >>> "right this minute," wouldn't be "right this minute" without our super z. tells us everything we need to know about science, everything we don't understand. >> in other wor >> nerdom. >> super sfwlnz is in london. yesterday, his 21st birthday. super z is finally 21! and we have him via skype from london "right this minute."

james bond did it. >> did she say james bond did it? >> yes, she did. a stuntman did jump off this same location as part of a plot in a movie. she clips on and they start pulling her up, she relaxes a little bit. >> look at the view. >> oh, boy. a crazy angle. >> she nailed it. >> great. i might have cried a little bit. >> when you got to go, you got to go, but if i was you, i wouldn't go behind a certain locksmith shop in allentown, pennsylvania. >> because something light happen to you, like this guy. >> goes behind the shop. unzips. >> somebody is watching him. >> that camera put up for a reason. >> what? >> he got a shower. they installed that shower device because recordedly two employees at the locksmith shop got sick of people coming behind the shop and taking a leak. >> i would lock out the window all day waiting to douse somebody. i would have gotten nothing done. >> lucky for him a jacket and hood on. little does he know, once he's done, he gets a shower. >> it's crazy, they go to the exact same spot. >> is there word around town that this is

the female james bond, the woman accused of murdering an aspiring model goes free.ly calls out and ended in disbelief. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. for some, having multiple wives would be heaven on earth. but think about the jealousy and the family logistics. that seems overwhelming. there's been a lot of news about the followers of warren jeff and alleged forced marriages of underaged girls. but tonight, we meet a community with a twist. the women choose their husbands, not the other way around. here's abc's cecelia vega. ♪ happy birthday rose marie >> 19-year-old rose marie collie has one wish. she wants god to give her a name, the name of the man she will marry. >> yay! >> if i can marry someone single or very married with three wives or ten wives, you have to keep your mind open. ♪ lollipop >> she will keep praying until inspiration strikes, just like her mother and her other mother and her other mother before her. because in this polygamist community, god reveals to the women who they will marry. >> do you feel like you have any say in this as a per

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doesn't have quite the same ridge as, bond, james bond.makes me wonder how a guy with view few credentials got to snoop on our credentials. so too does senator feinstein wonder. which guys get this insight? oversight. how would you window it down? >> basically, it is one of those situation you look at the person's background. you see if that background fits with the job thigh are applying for -- with the job they are applying for, sometime they don't know what they are applying for, in terms of a clearance, you look at a person's conduct in the past, you determine whether or not you think they will be a risk in the future, that including financial issues bankruptcies. neil: he did not have any of that. he was a high school drop out, not that it should be bad. he was a real computer wiz, very smart. adept at math. those are skill sets would be appreciated at nsa, but having said that, is there another means where you say, it is possible this guy, or thii woman, could just go battie on us? what do you aboutdo as far as psychological or ties

i passed all the tests, i got a -- scored really high on the az-vab and my recruiter made a james bondference. you know the guys that sit in the back and give james bond the information he needs to execute the missions? i said, yeah, he said you'll be one of those guys. that's really cool. i didn't think i'd have to pull the trigger. i knew people would be dying, but i believed i wouldn't be a direct result of someone's death. you know how people say that drone strikes are like mortar attacks, artillery, well, artillery doesn't see it, the killer doesn't see the results of their actions. it's really more intimate for us, we see everything, we see the before, action, then after. i watched this guy -- i watched him bleed out. i watched the result of, i guess, collectively it was our action, but i'm the responsible one that guides the missile in. >> you put the laser on him and now he's dead. >> correct. >> do you think that he was a combatant? >> i have my serious doubts now, but i didn't really question the voices in my head. >> nbc's chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, speaking

but james bond and 00 and 005 go and see tommy or... >> why not? musical fans. >> big musical fans.is a final day so you want to relax with a catchy tune. once a month they have speaker evenings where they invite people in to the mi5 building and ask them to talk about their particular interests. i grot a call saying, could you talk about comedy. fascinated by what you do on the telly. can you talk to them. >> this is all true by the way. i don't believe any of this. i don't believe what you're saying. that's like the c.i.a. getting denis leary and saying explain the concept of laughter to us. >> they did call themselves mi5 to start with. they didn't call themselves another name. about a year background checking it was fine. and we knew they were mi5. and i stood up in an intelligence chamber. i'm here to talk to you about comedy. i'm afraid i'm going to have to kill you. at the end of it they read notices like last year they raised 100 pounds. thank you very much for coming. we are now going to have to kill you. >> it's less funny coming from them. >> afterwards there was a cheese

kelly soo park, prosecutors called her "the female james bond."cle they contended, hired to kill reading by this doctor. the doctor dated reading briefly and reading's father pulled out a business deal with the doctor five days before the arrest. park nabbed after her dna found at the murder scene. the dna evidence was inconclusive, and the 47-year-old park wasn't strong enough to strangle a 21-year-old victim with her bare hands. >> nothing to be happy about here. it's completelianable what the victim's family was going through. a dreadful murder. our client didn't do it. >> reporter: the distinct attorney's office did not speak on camera, but said in a statement, we fought hard and fire in a court of law to obtain justice. although we disagree with the verdict, we respect our system of justice. analysts say that jurors have a hard time convicting women. that is little consolation to the family of julianna reading. >>> up next in the newsroom, sexual assaults in the military and what exactly constitutes rape. >> the young folks that are coming in

but it's not james bond's latest movie. edward snowden, now wanted for leaking some of america's most confidential information. and tonight abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with the latest. brian? >> reporter: terry, it's been a month now since edward snowden abandoned his country, essentially defected, leaving his job at the nsa in hawaii, determined to reveal some of this country's most sensitive secrets. and now his saga has turned into a full-fledged diplomatic incident, badly straining u.s. relations with first china and now russia. it was a day of high drama and international intrigue today at the moscow airport, reminiscent of a cold war spy novel. at the center of it all, 30-year-old edward snowden, a contract employee at the cia and the nsa, the national security agency. under indictment for espionage and on the run from the fbi with four laptops loaded with america's most sensitive secrets. >> i had access to, you know, the full rosters of everyone working at the nsa, the entire intellige

i don't know why one would need a bulletproof vehicle unless like you are in the mob or you're james bondbut apparently, you can buy one, because these guys bought a factory bullet resistant mercedes, and this thing goes about $150,000. >> it is probably one of the dumber ideas, and matt is pretty sure that the car is bulletproof, and he is willing to put mercedes reputation ahead of his safety. >> matt is from the smoking tire, and so matt is going to be in the vehicle and his friend is going to unload a few 9 mi millimeter rouns. >> i don't want to shoot you. >> but then see what happens. >> oh, my goodness! the window cracked. >> yes. >> all like right into the driver's side door where matt is right there, and right behind the door. >> you have to keep in mind that this thing was built and paid a lot of money to be bulletproof. right? they would not call it bulletproof, if it weren't bulletproof. >> matt inside was a tad freaked out inside. >> son, never. >> and they checked the door and apparently the thing held up. >> game over. >> we have bulletproof. >> and the gunman unloaded the

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. >>> if james bond were to ride a bicycle, this is what it would look like.lying electric bicycle. they've been working on it. the team hopes their invention will eventually be used for sports and tourism. maybe e.t. as well for a sequel there. >>> and a london sushi chain is putting drones to good work by having them deliver food. the itray. this flying waiter than bring customers their food at speeds up to 25 miles an hour. just in case they are extremely hungry. >> grab it. >> flied chicken, please. >> when it's going that fast it's going to fly off the plate. >> the fun. we want to see the person next to you get their food dumped on them. >> it would be perfect during nfl games. >>> time to look ahead. the clinton global initiative america opens in chicago today. former president bill clinton meets with government, business and civil leaders. secretary of state hillary clinton and rahm emmanuel are discip scheduled to speak there. >>> dingell will be recognized as the longest serving member of congress. >>> happy birthday to mary kate and ashley and comed

it's just like a james bond movie, including james bond, played by the scotland yard. >> this gang playedstakes, and we played for high stakes to catch them as well. >> the outlandish heist is caught by dozens of surveillance cameras set up by a special scotland yard squad that's been tracking the gang for more than four months. the crooks are known to police as the geezer gang, a group led by four lifelong criminals. >> they've never worked. they've just had easy money, led champagne lifestyles, and really they've done very well. >> authorities catch wind of the gang's brazen plan after investigating a botched armored car robbery. the crooks get away from that crime without any cash, but they leave behind clues that lead police to a farm, which is put under round-the-clock surveillance. over the next few months, investigators slowly deduce the outrageous plan to steal the millennium diamonds. authorities decide to let the gang get away with the robbery to a point, so they can convict them of serious charges. >> we felt this was our best opportunity to remove from society some extremely d

. >>> if james bond rode a bicycle, this is what it looked like.ey've got a flying electrical bicycle. they hope their invention will eventually be used for sports and tourism. >>> as you plan your vacation this summer, consider trip advisor's 2013 list of the most and least expensive cities to visit. honolulu is the highest priced city to visit with the average cost of $594.90. las vegas offers the most affordable visit, $297.94. night out, cocktails, taxi, and an overnight stay for two at a four star hotel. new york, boston, san francisco, chicago are the top five most expensive cities to visit. miami, dallas, atlanta, portland, oregon, join las vegas as the least expensive. >>> a stanley cup thriller. nfl commissioner roger goodell rules on the redskins name and jason kidd returns to the net. >>> plus, check out this 16 foot great white shark that came face to face with some fishermen in the atlantic 17 miles east of atlantic city, new jersey. these guys might need a bigger boat. we'll be right back. take metamucil. sure it helps keep you regula

lost a wife to cancer and he speaks out on bond james bond i grew up with connery connery was the one for me he was he was the be all of the end all of bonds as all next on larry king now. for the larry king now very pleasure to welcome piers brosnan i haven't seen him in a long time.

intelligence orchestrating his every move so some people having some fun with a lot of the james bond esque drama that we've been seeing here. well meanwhile ecuador has reportedly been. the safe harbor for edward snowden and we're asking people on our web site r.t. dot com whether he'll actually make it's to ecuador and what may get in his way or does he have other better options so far thirty percent the majority saying maybe better if snowden stays in russia if he is in fact here to begin with because his chances of of aiding capture would be better in russia twenty six percent saying only if he doesn't get a deal if he doesn't get near u.s. airspace will he make it to ecuador because there is a possibility that the plane could be intercepted on a route twenty four percent saying yes he will go to ecuador but that the u.s. may actually get him in their custody even while he's there and twenty percent saying they'll probably make it to ecuador but he should be hiding along the way in order to cover his tracks as much as possible which appears he's doing a fairly good job of doing wh

cheryl: james bond fully functional submarine car hitting the auction block.ori rothman and adam shapiro coming up. they great weekend. ♪ lori: good afternoon. i am lori rothman. i am happy it's friday. >> i am adam shapiro. lori: it has been a brutal couple months. that's our we will learn just how bad it has really been. hanging up on blackberry. the stock pummeled after a surprise loss third partners join us on the biggest problem and how it's $3 billion cash could help. lori: time for stocks now. nicole petallides. nicole: we certainly have come up off the lows of the day. looking from index to index. there are a lot of names under pressure. it is a winning week. i wanted to take a look at two names on the move. ibm is down. there is a tech showdown for you. apple and microsoft. both of which have down arrows. ibm is to the downside. they had to cut the full-

. >> he certainly is a james bond.before i get into my part of the question, i didn't realize this was father's day weekend. have i gotten this thing? >> it's not until sunday. you said there was two of you out there? there may be more. is that what you are saying? this is a fox news daddy alert. >> i don't think he gave up the big secrets. >> i love how we operate on half the information. i don't think he gave up that much. >> i would hardly call him a hero. do i think he. proed a national discussion, yes. i don't think we should be giving praise to this guy. i don't think he works if are the chinese. however now i think they are not going to let him out of that country without grilling the heck out of him. >> why wouldn't he? are pa. >> president obama said he will let him come back free and clear and they would be more than willing to let him go. >> not sure if that was sarah palin, but welcome to the fox news channel. >> i would agree snoweden was a hero if you viewed america as something like east germany. a total

has james bond found his latest love interest? winning actress penelope cruz the new bond girl. by the time filming starts next summer she will be 40 years old making her the oldest bond girl ever even though that's not old. >> the best written television series of all times... >> focus on the good things. isn't that what you said one time? try to remember the terms over good. >> i did. >>> the sopranos taking the top spot on the list. they voted seinfield in second place and "the twilight zone" in third. hillary clinton making a special appearance at the cfpa award. it honors american fashion de sirens while there she jokingly pitched a project called project pant suit. >> now for your starting lineup the top sports stories sad news hall of famer david deacon jones passed away from natural causes. the defensive end plays for the rams charger and redskins. he is credited for terming the word sacked for taking down a quarterback. the nba finals are set the heat beat the pacers in game 7 of the eastern conference finals. that's the

he was almost james bond almost in the harry potter and twilight series. finally with him and he's about to break out. we caught up with him at the world premiere at the lincoln center. him and kevin costner. this is what he had to say. >> grand daddy of all super h o her heros. we have always needed heros whether it be the ancient greeks or demi gogs or whatever the case may be. they are symbols of hope. beating the odds. >> we love our boy. we understand ee unique we also understand he will be taken away from us. that informs a lot about how my scenes were. >> as critics say they are flying high now. >> he's a real look alike. i love that little curl he has right there. >> easy on the eyes. >> he was on show time, i misspoke said it was on hbo. >> seems to have stars for people of all ages diane lane is a huge hit. of course kevin costner. >> it appeals to the diehard fans and brings in a whole new generation of people. >> speaking of another generation. i still don't get this one. kim kardashian, kanye west. >> kanye west was coming under fire for not b

kelly sue park was called the female james bond.he woman by a doctor who dated reading briefly. and prosecutors say that the doctor left the country after park's arrest. park was nabbed after a dna was found at the murder scene. park's attorneys shortly after the verdict, told us that the dna evidence was inconclusive. and that the 47-year-old park wasn't strong enough to strangle a 21-year-old victim with her bare hands. >> there is nothing to be happy here. perfectly understandable what the victim's family is going through. this is a dreadful murder. our client didn't do it. >> reporter: the l.a. district attorney's office did not speak on camera. we fought hard and fair in the court of law to obtain justice. although we disagree with the verdict, we respect our system of justice. legal analysts say that juries have a harder time convicting a woman. little comfort to julianna reading's family in this case. >> gloria allred, were you surprised by this verdict? >> one never knows what a jury is going to do, we find that not only in

can stick around, we'll get into, that about what did happen in bellize, and what led to like a james bond-like saga on his part to get out of bellize, after this. neil: all right the saga that drew international attention, john mcafee. caught up in what belize government said was a murder, in which he was not necessarily a suspect but he was clearly being fingered, a neighbor of john's whoever found dead. they say to this day, you were not the murderer but they sure made it look that way. >> the -- government at no point, charged me with murder. they questioned all of my neighbors, they wanted to question me. i had a running battle with the government since the day they stormed my property 6 months earlier with 42 armed soldiers, shot my dog, handcuffed my, kept me in the sun for 14 hours, and released me with no charges. neil: why did they do that at the time. this is before the murder. but why? >> well, i made a mistake of moving to a district in belize, the poorest. average salary is 5 or 6 dollars a day. i was -- his conspicuous wealth, brand-new automobiles, large houses, a lot of mo

>> it could be the coolest new thing in water sports or a great escape device for the next james bond. but there are still a few kinks to work out. >> and it starts right now. >> never a dull moment when it comes to getting wet. here's hoping you stay dry. and if by chance you don't, get yourself a water proof camera and keep those videos coming. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> this sunday, are we ramping up for war in syria? how far will president obama go to stop the bloodshed? a red line crossed by the assad regime. confirmation this week that chemical weapons were used as the president agrees to start arming the syrian rebels. but as the war reaches staggering heights, more than 90,000 killed so far, what is the strategy and the limit of u.s. involvement? joining me, the senior senator from south carolina, republican lindsey graham. also, the surveillance debate. what's next for edward snowden and what's the future

from the james bond movie this by to lois me that carr fully functioning designed to. under water.e car for sale on september 8 in london. now countdown to the closing bell. >> netflix getting its own today tripp a that new york stock exchange has details. >> nothing ceases to amaze me. this is something new for netflix for the iphones. this is max for netflix did what does he want to know? he is the on-screen guide for netflix and ask you a series of questions such as what is your mood, a tv, movie shows and taste and makes recommendations for you. you can read the recommendations in they already know you're algorithms and styles of things already. this is almost like the nsa. there really know what you're thinking. and then coupled with their own headlines zero oranges the new black about women in it imprisoned so that could get people's attention so there is interesting headlines. cheryl: at the charts we were flashing the year to date is gangbusters. it is wild. thank you. we will look at the elevator. san francisco seo board is speaking right now on the nation's economy and th

john mcafee, fingered for a murder and belize, he believes a setup, the escape from belize and james bonda of fake disguises and feigned illnesses that got him here. he is not one to talk to media much, but he is don't. this is only on fox business. get ready to be stunned. i am thinking of you at home that may not have fbn. you have three hours. filling out the clock the next 20 seconds. it is interesting. this guy used to be one of the richest people on the planet and got into a bunch of trouble. very controversial. they call him the ironman character, you will quickly see why tonight. >>> i'm dane dane with kim kim, bob kendrick, greg greg. fiefz in new york city. paula deen takes on the network. her career in free fall. here is paula deen. >> i am here today because i want people to know who i am. >> would you have fired you? >> would i have fired

the suspectsed killer kelly sue park, prosecutors called her the female james bond.cle, they contended, hired to kill reading by a physician fl he said police dated her briefly and reading's father pulled out of a business deal five days before her death. she left the country after parks' arrest. park was nabbed after a dna was found at the murder scene. park's attorneys shortly after the verdict told us that the dna evidence was inconclusive and that the 47-year-old park wasn't strong enough to strangle a 21-year-old victim with her bare hands. >> there is nothing to be happy about here. it is understandable what the victims' family is going through. this was a dreadful murder. our client didn't do it. >> the l.a. district attorney's office did not speak on camera but said in a statement we fought hard and fair in the court of law to obtain justice although we disagree with the verdict, we respect our system of justice. legal analyst saz juries have a harder time convicting women in murder cases. jodi arias being the high profile exception. but that is of little com

. >> my recruiter actually made a james bond reference., you know those guys that sit in the back and give james bond all of the information he needs to execute his mission? i was like, yeah, and he was like, you'll be one of those guys. i didn't think i'd have to pull a trigger. >> did they talk to you about civilians? did they say there might be civilians in the area and we don't want to kill them? >> they would say something like we only strike at people who are away from civilians who are bad guys. so like if there's civilians in the area, no striking, none at all. >> so you think there was a concerted effort to try and avoid civilian casualties? >> yes. >> reporter: but brian sometimes had doubts. on a mission, he was told to track three afghan men walking six miles away from a fire fight with u.s. troops. >> they're just lollygagging, doing their thing. they were probably carrying rifles, but i wasn't convinced they were bad guys. >> you got the order to strike? >> yes. when the smoke clears, there was a crater there and i watched th

it's in everything from james bond to jack bauer. we have fictionally and in hollywood blown up more american cities with nuclear devices. it is, as i say, part of our culture. and that becomes a problem that we deal with in terms of the nuclear terror environment. because we're dealing not with the reality of an event. we're dealing with really the reality of our fears. about this. and despite americans -- this is fascinating. this gets out of the realm of physical issues and into the realm of psychology. despite americans' characteristic optimism, we're a nation obsessed with doom. we worry about our place in the world. we worry about being overrun by other countries, by other cultures. we worry about our power. we worry about our economy is going down. this is a nation of deep anxieties. and in that sense, the nuclear terror almost becomes kind of a condenser. for society's broader anxieties, and it enables terrorist with communication skills to become virtual nuclear powers. i mean, i was fascinated by the fact that, in addition

prosecutors depicted her as a female james bond style enforcer who allegedly strangled her with her bar event hands. they claim she did it after getting orders from the model's ex-boyfriend. >>> and president obama threatened to veto a bill that would give more money to veteran programs like health care. the bill passed the house late last night. the white house opposes the bill because it offsets military spending with deeper cuts to social programs. >>> well, a major update for you you now on a story that we have been telling you about. 10-year-old sarah murnaghan's fight to live just got more difficult. u.s. secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius has turned down appeals from the little girl's parents to overrule federal regulations that could save the little gegi girl's life. >> this protocol about the delineation between children and adults has been in place since 2005. it's updated regularly. i've asked them to take another look at it, but i think that i would defer to the scientists and to the organ experts in this instance. >> protocol. that's the answer you jus