former senior military intelligence officer steve rogers weighs in next. >> she moved out because she didn't like their rules then she tried to sue them. now one school is trying to reward her for her braty behavior. in front of our house again. it's a free country dad. our house. our spot. those are the rules. ok who wants sweet rolls? i do! me too! are those king's hawaiian rolls? thanks, carol! people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciousness of king's hawaiian. find us in the deli or in-store bakery. is levy using our clippers? which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >> they couldn't defend themselves because they were not allowed to carry weapons. i think the policy makers, congress we need to revisit this procedure, this policy to see if we sh

steve rogers died and was replaced by buckie barnes who also died previously and come back.en steve rogers came back and became captain america and then buckie dye again and came back again. >> sounds like "days of our lives." >> comic book characters don't die. they die and then come back. >> he is only dying in this store line. he will continue to be this super old character who looks like a teen a ager. >> what if he comes back in a tv series? that's how you make it relevant to the kids. it will be a new sitcom. >> that's what they are calling it these days. one of the first weird things that happened was when somebody moved away. you have a friend and they moved away and your parents would explain it. >> traumatized. i decorated her locker and the theme from "beaches" and it was" wind beneath my wings. her name was sara adams, but i think she moved to michigan. >> ted nikoli. >> every friend i had moved away. i would care i saw them -- i would swear i saw them at school and then they said it wasn't them. >> i was told they were being sent to the farm 6789. >> my parents

. >>> en capitÁn amÉrica steve rogers vive en washington intentando adaptarse, pero cuando sufre un atentadoun logro. invirvio mucho en este personaje, nos cuenta anthony, siempre lo tuvieron en cuenta, asÍ que senti que era un testimonio de todo el trabajo. se que ha sido varios paÍses de latinoamÉrica para aprender espaÑol. >>> despacio por favor. (risas) >>> mÁs o menos... (risas) >>> estuviste en perÚ? >>> sÍ. >>> que te gusto de perÚ? >>> la comida. >>> las empanadas. ceviche. >>> demiÁn bichir llega en esta comedia negra, un experto en abrir cajas fuertes es excarcelado. pero ahora suelto en las calles de londres se dedicarÁ ir de puerta en puerta para recoger lo que considera que es suyo. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> narrado por la voz de morgan freeman, madagascar es un maravilloso documental que lleva al pÚblico a un viaje excepcional. los lemurs llegaron exiliados, y evolucionaron en cientos de especies, sigue los pasos de una doctora que busca salvar a estas criaturas. >>> me encanta. >>> la gala de premios platinos se llevara el lunes. esto es todo de mi parte desde ciudad de panamÁ. >>> gracias. b

and i think given the fact that steve rogers is from the '40s, it's a question of morality that bumpsmmy: you did a great job of not describing the movie at all. [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's really -- no idea. but that's perfectly done. what the heck is this movie about? [ applause ] [ talking over each other ] i know you can't say. you can't say, i know. i don't want to ruin it for anyone either. >> it's fun for the whole family. it's happy, sad. it's good, it's bad. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. everything, everything you want is in this movie. it is the best thing for popcorn action movie. you guys have got to check it out. i met your family backstage. >> yeah, you did. >> jimmy: you have you a great mom -- and your sister. >> they were very excited to meet you. >> jimmy: oh really? >> oh yeah. my sister, that's all she wanted. >> jimmy: aw. >> it's the only thing -- >> jimmy: super cute family. >> -- she came to new york for was to meet you. >> jimmy: oh really? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: she's super cute. and your brother. you and your brother are really close. >> my

joint terrorist task force, steve rogers. since 2009, there have been nine other base shootings.agedies like this from occurring is to make sure your military personnel are armed. look, brian, we're at war. i know the administration seems to deny this constantly, but we're at war with terrorists. we have young men and women we arm to go out and do battle overseas. they're armed on those bases. our base here are targets. so as a result, you have to arm the people to protect themselves. >> you have a man in fatigues that was in the army. he was not allowed to carry that he actually had. what adjustments do you think fort hood should have made besides arming that they didn't do? >> first thing they should have done is make sure there were absolute unconditional efficient checks at the gate. i'm talking about like when i was in the military marines were at some of these military base, they check your cars, your person. they have to do these things because we are at war, for goodness sakes. >> so you also have been in touch with a lot of men and women who suffered from ptsd. that's wh

brian, the answers, you seem to try to get some today from mike rogers. >> steve had a source and we'veid how candid could mike morell be, being that he did play a role in changing the talking points and it did work out better for the state department headed by hillary clinton, could he have an agenda? the fact that he got a job with hillary clinton's main operator, is there a nexus there? so i asked rogers how he feels about his chief investigator now linked up with hillary clinton's main man and was there linkage at all and does that compromise him at all in this investigation? here is what he said. >> was not the lead investigator. the lead investigator is now my deputy and, listen, the investigation and the facts are what they are. so we had already done the 4,000-page document review. it's the intelligence committee that put out the first interim report that said hey, something is wrong. if you'll recall on fox news, i have the first one to say, wait a minute. this narrative is wrong. so a, he wasn't the lead investigator. b, the company didn't even exist at the time of the investi

the head of the house committee, mike rogers, said that what we are doing was criminality and thievery. steve alexander pounded that theory that we were selling documents which was what a lot of people have been saying -- which what a lot of people have been doing for decades. people are creating these theories that could criminalize the journalism that we are doing. i think it would be wrong to allow that kind of intimidation to prevent us from doing what we have the right to do, including returning to a country. -- returning to a country of which we are a citizen. i do still think there is a rift. there a lot of divisions in the u.s. government about what should be done. my belief is still that they would do the right thing. >> are you going to come back? >> definitely. it is inevitable. we are still figure out exactly when that will be. we were honored. there was a ceremony. that will be an interesting opportunity to go back to. there are other opportunities like that but we are still figuring out. at some point relatively soon, i intend to test the proposition. >> laura, you have been at

roger mason jr., i thought most interesting, dave zyron, because while everyone was giving -- including steve nash, karim abdul-jabb abdul-jabbar, he said they want a timetable for removing the owner of the clippers from the team. >> yeah. i thought ken johnson was horrible just now. saying aimed silver is everyone's commissioner. then it took roger mason to step up and say, no, wait a minute. we still have demands. we still want a timetable. we still want to know what is what. adam silver's press conference, yes, he brought down the hammer, but there's still a lot of unanswered questions about that timetable, about whether the sterling family can retain control of the team even if donald sterling is not the figure head. these questions remain, and it's the -- the union has a job to be the fire on the behind of adam silver to make sure it happens. not to pat him on the back and sing "we are family." i think that there's a lot more work to be done here. joy, i want to tell you, i just tweeted out, people can read it, kevin, if we're serious about talking about fair housing, kevin johnson has s