. >> jason bourne was the tip of the iceberg. >> the fourth fill system a wildly successful bourne seriessed on the robert nofl about an amnesiac government agency operatives. but the first film, not the feature matt damon. >> do you think that jason bourne was the whole story, there's a whole lot more going on here. >> what's the sense of responsibility like for you carrying this franchise? >> it's a huge responsibility, i suppose. it doesn't change anything, however. we're ten days on a movie or 100 days on a movie, it's same amount of chitment. >> this film is a less a handful than a lat earl. he's aaron. a similarly bourne to be wild warrior and it doesn't hurt you're going to box office battle with two-time oscar nominee. >> we had a massive search to find this character. we needed someone who is just bad ass. he has to be that guy. >> using high hock tan chases, the bourne legacy links renner's character to rachael vice's medical researcher, both on the run. >> it's like a high-speed chess. there's great intelligence to the material. it doesn't get any bet than that to me. >> it's a

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. >> not jason bourne. aaron cross.ing on that we initially thought. >> this is happening against a tapestry to a degree of the third film. we're checking in where the series left off? >> if you know ultimateum or no, you'll see it in the back ground. it's a parallel universe that coexists together. >> part of the dynamic was jason bourne's quest to figure out who he was. both of your characters, to a degree, are aware of what is going on. you liked your character in part because she complicit, but not completely in what is happening. >> i would say my character is in a conundrum. we both work for the government. i'm a scientist. you're an agent. we're working on different sides of things. neither of us know the pull chick chur of what're doing. we're following orders. the morality of what my character is doing is tuduboi d it's interesting. >> take a look. >> is that your name? >> james? no. what? you don't know my name? what do you call me? what do you put on my bloodwork? >> five. >> five. the number five? you know h

. >> not jason bourne. aaron cross.on than we initially thought. >> this is happening against a tapestry to a degree of the third film. as you pull it back, we're checking in with where the series really left off. >> if you know "ultimatum" or not, lit still be playing in the background of this movie. a lot of things that happen in "ultimatum" are playing in the background of this movie. it's a parallel universe that coexists together. >> part of the dynamic was jason bourne's quest to figure out who he was. both of your characters, to a degree, are aware of what is going on. you liked your character in part because she was complicit, but not completely in what is happening. >> i would say my character is in a big moral conundrum. she doesn't really know -- we both work for the government. i'm a scientist. you're a -- what would you call yourself, an agent? >> yeah. >> we're working on different sides of things. neither of us know the full picture of what're doing. we're following orders. the morality of what my charact

jason bourne its not in the movie. matt damon is not in the movie. >> essentially, yeah. >> was this an oversight on someone's part? >> i felt the same way. how do you make a bourne movie without the central character. >> jimmy: i think it's better without him. i really do. >> it's clever how they widened the perspective on the entire world that, that heas living in. and we realize that there were more programs other than treadstone and more, more assassins and agents that come out of that. >> jimmy: always a lot of very bad people out there, i have to say. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you in the movie there is one scene, it seemed like it might have actually been scary even as an actor when you're face to face with a wolf. and, you're in the snow. and, is that -- that's a real snarling that was in front of you? >> yeah, they have real wolves, beautiful in the winter when they're full and terrifying. my job is pretty easy to be terrified. they had hybrid wolves. and dog that kind of looked like wolves. all sorts of variations of it. but i felt as long as you h

this makes it sound like george zimmerman thinks he's jason bourne and he needs a safe house.o be an odd selection of terminology to describe security. >> so why would he need to hire personal security? the question is, too, does this terminology have anything to do with who's actually paying for it? >> i think it does. i think that by using a term like safe house, it elevates george zimmerman to the point where he maybe can claim to be representing some national idea or a cause. i don't know what it is, self-defense, if he acted in self-defense, he acted in self-defense. that will be up to a jury someday. but certainly for fund-raising purposes, there's a certain glamour to have your own private security team guarding you in your safe house which is what his website now says. in most criminal cases, and i've been involved in a lot of them, if there's a legitimate, credible threat made against somebody, including a defendant, the local police provide security. you don't need a safe house and you don't need a private security force 37 >> we called the sheriff's department and a

. ♪ [ man ] you think jason bourne was the whole story? lot more going on here. ♪ who the hell is he? it's aaron cross. you trying to put me down? [ man ] i thought they were dead! yeah, he's supposed to be dead. [ woman ] we have never seen evaluations like this. ♪ [ cross ] you okay? [ male announcer ] "the bourne legacy." rated pg-13. starts august 10th. [ male announcer ] "the bourne legacy." this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. >>> up next, i'm cracking open my dyson-ary to help define mitt romney's campaign. >>> and in the big finish, what has the election of president obama had on race relshzs in the country. i'm talk with journalist t.j. holmes. stay tuned. [ feed

bourn finished in second. davey johnson actually said he thinks it's a good thing. it gives harper time to relax, let his aching back heal. in the american league orioles jasonammel lost out to texas pitcher hugh darvish. now that this voting hoopla is over the nationals can focus on the game to have a chance to bring out the broom against the giants. matt cain takes the mound for san fran. ross detwiler starts for washington. >>> the capitals keeping a core player, center mathieu perreault agreed to a new two- year deal worth $2 million. last year he played 64 games racking up 14 goals and 16 assists. they resigned jay beagle to a three-year extension. >>> bounty gate is far from over. the nfl players association today filed a lawsuit against the league claiming commissioner roger goodell is incurably and evidently biased. the suit is trying to overturn a suit by hargrove and fujita. the suit claims goodell violated the collective bargaining agreement by not providing them with critical evidence. jonathan bile -- jonathan vilma is in a separate lawsuit of his own. >>> you will now see what the referees are seeing during a video review. fans will see exactly