kind of like keith olbermann or other people in this business.ing to be like this season that starts coming out this sunday. it's the more organic shoe that seems to come out of itself. it seems to grow like a human being that makes it so unpredictable and fascinating. >> my panel is wincing? we heard matthews' son is in the cast. he also adds that the program is fascinating but what he didn't tell us she paid consultant for the newsroom. that according to the hollywood reporter which lists matthews along with whole stable of liberal media types who help focus the point of view on that drama show. something to keep in mind. that is wrap on news watch. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it right here on fox news channel. >> gregg: this is a fox news alert on edward snowden, pulling another surprise, emerging from his hiding spot from hong kong and traveling to russia. hello, i'll gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. thank you for joining us. russia state media reports that snowden

you play the guy, keith olbermann or somebody else in the business.to be like starting sunday. it's the most organic show and comes out of itself and it grows like a human being and makes so fascinating to people. >> my panel is wincing. >> we heard his son is in the cast and how the character is like chris himself. he adds the program is unpredictable and fascinating but what he didn't tell us he is a paid consultant for the newsroom that lists matthews with a stable of liberal media types that helps focus the point of view on that drama show. something to keep in mind. that is wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> gregg: knocks fuse alert out of dayton, a deadly crash a plane carrying a wing walk performer suddenly crashes killing not only the performer but the pilot, as well. we'll show you the videotape and you will see if you look very carefully in the distance a human figure on the lower left wing of the bi-plane. you see the two wings of the plane and it will

have one and one interesting case but what happens after that no one seems to have a clue no one is olbermann is typical she lives on the second floor of an apartment block with no shelter or any idea of where to find one i think i was supposed to go to the stairs or something i don't really know i have my get my guess mess. and i'm supposed to have it somewhere but they don't really take it it's not as if the powers that be are unaware of the threats a record number of exhibitors converged on television recently hosting the largest defames expose the country seen in years a wake up call that citizens need to be protected or on. this. case. their priority is because of this it's never enough. but that's still no excuse complain residents of the streets village not far from the israeli lebanese border forty percent of israel's arab population are without shelters and when dozens of his below missiles rained down here during the last lebanon war there was only one public shelter to protect five thousand people. without a doubt the state is the only responsible and guilty party in the past peopl

olbermann. all right. nick, you watched the documentary on sunday, and you were crushed when you found out it was a hoax. are you mad at animal planet or mad at yourself? >> i don't watch that crap. but look, if daryl hanna's performance in "splash" didn't make you disbelieve in mermaids, nothing's going to. the disclaimer, this could all be fixed with a disclaimer that's on the screen for like a minute and a half before, or are people in denial? is this a release for them away from reality? they really want to believe this exists? broads in the ocean. >> what's wrong with believing in broads in the ocean? that's what you would call mermaids. if nick was inventing the language. he'd call them ocean broads. hey, there's an ocean broad. that's what you would call it. >> the first one to offend a mermaid. ocean broad. over here. >> broads -- i have plenty of feminist friends, and broad's a term of strength. they like it. i might say half broad, half mackerel. >> you want every mermaid to stay pregnant and bar

. >>> keith olbermann has found a new gig with cbs. tells the hollywood reporter i think he realizes he's obviously burned some bridges in the marketplace but he's a talent. should be fun and maybe he gets more than three strikes. not everyone in tv news likes each other, sorry to break it to you, but most do a good job hiding it. that doesn't seem to be the case at the cbs affiliate in philadelphia where anchor nicole brewer and carol erickson don't do a good job of disguising their mutual disdain. >> couple of shower by wednesday, thursday and friday and thank you for the applause. >> how's that carol, is that good enough for you? okay. i'll try harder next time. thank you so much. meanwhile a high-speed chase. >> uh-huh. there's more. posted by the website amazing life 24/7. >> i'he has nine grandchildren d two great grandchildren. wow. good for him. now, it may be his birthday, but carol, when it comes to the weather we want no monkey business, okay. all good things. >> it's 49 degrees in philadelphia, nicole. with a temperature of

you play a guy kind of a little like keith olbermann, maybe little like me, maybe other people in newsusiness. what is it going to be like coming out starting this sunday? it's the most organic show i've ever watched. it seems to come out of itself every week. it seems to grow like a human being. and that makes it so unpredictable and fascinating to people. >> i think one of the things that is unfair to us is that -- or any tv series in particular is that when you come in with season one, for all of us, aaron, me, every actor, every designer, director, it's a first draft. we're guessing out there aaron doesn't know me. he doesn't know the characters as well as he will later on. will this work? will the story work? can i even do will? all that stuff kind of happens in the first season. we guessed right more than we guessed wrong, i think. but i know shooting the second season, which we just finished, it felt like our third or fourth. it was as if aaron and all of us walked on to the set at season two and said we got this. we know what this is now. thank you for allowing us the time to k

it took m s n b c a while until they figured it out but they finally hit their stride when keith olbermann was unleashed to deliver those those commentaries that he was doing a couple of years ago and the part that is surprising to me is i get why it began i don't understand why it has lasted never before have we had the level of choice that we have now and yet with all of those channels and all those radio channels people are still clinging to a select few sources i remember wednesday morning after this most recent election you know there were some folks who it was like a truck hit them who were romney supporters not only because he lost but because they had no idea that this was even a possibility why because they were getting their information from drudge from limbaugh beck and hannity and from fox news and they were convinced that this was the world at large well it isn't it's a big country and unfortunately this industry of talk radio has been too comfortable to base its future and its ability to pay bills on the very small but very loyal following that it has. there's been no desire

. >> i asked keith olbermann. it's not about making money. >> karen i would love for you to give us your experience with bill o'reilly and how you were prepped. >> what was interesting and if you are out there, enjoyed the experience. one of the things i thought was interesting, was on the show 10 years ago was ago was the producers had coached me to fight with him. they at least gave the impression hey we are on your side and we think your argument is stronger. and so it really take a lot of eric's points that this is what i think of as the culture war industrial complex. it is a business. >> it's fear -- the theater, is it not? >> its theater and a lot of what we see is passing as public discourse is filtered through the lens of these debates. i think it's not just "fox news" that does this. it's a lot of media outlets to impart her looking at they have more viewers than we do and what do we need to do? to impose media and political questions is complex and once that is going to win in the other side is not goin