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i am ernst stavro blowpmant. >> reporter: bond villains were a creative bunch.th of jaws used in "moonraker." >> his name's jaws, he kills people. >> reporter: the the tarantula in "dr. no" and it's more than just movie props. the exhibit exquisitely evil, shows us how the villains changed along with the times. museum director peter ernest is a former cia covert officer. >> when fleming wrote the books and young productions produced the films they attempted to pick up on things producing anxiety in society, genocide or nuclear proliferation or terrorism or drugs. >> reporter: bond villains seemed to have one thing in common, causing mayhem. and that's what a lot of the bond villains were about, manipulating the world but controlling it. >> yes, trying to cause the superpowers to clash. >> reporter: in the latest blockbuster "sky fall" the villain's weapon the computer, used in a cyber attack against british intelligence. >> you'll recall in "sky fall" that the villain silva, he has the names of all the mi-6 agents around the world and the pseudonyms they're usin

that dude is say villain. check that guy out. adding horse meat to hamburgers looks like the least sladey thing this guy has done. he looks like he's about to ruffi himself. what could i do? did you see what i was wear something in i was asking for it. [laughter] look, i'm glad they -- i don't know what that accent was, by the way. [ laughter ] i'm glad they found this out and they can put a stop to what i'm assuming is a widespread problem. >> 1% of the products tested, 29 out of 2501 came back showing positive for horse dna. >> jon: that ain't nothing. that's less than 1% horse. that's the kind of milk i buy. 1 prs horse is the world's lamest centur. of course involuntary horse snacking one of the things americans didn't have tone during last week. >> in a remote part of russia a meteor traveled to earth and exploded. >> it carried a contrail and hit the atmosphere and exploded with the force of an atomic bomb. >> jon: on the bright side did it provide russia with a fleeting sense of warmth. [laughter] this was scary not like a

allow me to introduce myself. >> bond's villains were a creative bunch.his name is jaws. he kills people. >> the tarantula in dr. know and the rope used to beat bond in casino royal. the exhibit, exquisitely evil, shows us how the villages changed along with the times. you see the director is a former covert officer. >> they wrote the book and produced the film. they attempted to pick up on the things producing anxieties in society like genocide or nuclear proliferation or terrorism or drugs. >> bond villain seemed to have one thing in common, causing mayhem. >> that's what a lot of them were about. manipulating the world. >> yes. trying to cause the super powers to clash. >> in the latest blockbuster sky fall, the villain's weapon, the computer used in the cyber attack against british intelligence. >> you recall in sky fall that the villain, what he has, he has the names of all the agents around the world and the pseudohim ins they are using and the people. >> everybody needs a hobby. >> what's yours? >> resurrection. >> 50 years of bond surviving evil.

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hark, villain, beware. tell the colonel i've arrived. oh, but sir, he's expecting guests. i know, and he is half expecting me, if not exactly looking forward to it. i see. oh, what name shall i say, sir? who? mr. hummel? yes. clear out. clear out. amalia. it's amalia. yes, it is. pretty polly. who's that? is there a parrot in the room? i don't see one. is it jacob? it's a ghost. jacob. i'm frightened. this is a sort of thing i've been concealing. funny man. oh, god, almighty. what? who is it? is it jacob? my name is jacob. oh, and my name is amalia. no. no. no, oh, my god. oh, this is the way i look now. that is the way i used to look. oh, one lives and learns. i spend most of my time in that cupboard to avoid seeing people and being seen. what are you looking for here, jacob? my child, our child. oh, she is sitting in there. where? in there, in the hyacinth room. yes, there she is. does her father know, i mean the colonel, your husband? well, i lost my temper with him once and told him everything. yes? oh, he didn't believe me. he said, that's what all wives say when they

old man willow seems like a villain. he is trying to devour hobbits, bonelli transport ourselves to his domain. what is happening to him? people come into this territory, even right next to his doorstep and they pull and cutting head or his relatives down. old man willow is a centime creature, so it encourages from a critical theory standpoint to step out of the idea that trees firewood waiting to happen our fireplace. for example we might want to rethink what we are doing with the amazon. >> host: and also brings in the issues of justice and the entire system to be either just her and just in feeds into conflict. >> guest: you are absolutely right. it's an interesting struggle between myself and a wonderful collaborator, maria is i think a claimant with albert l., a very fine scholar at tree in three and one point of her career and is more devoted to critical theory, why much more on the colony fuel natural science tastings. she's more interested in justice. i'm are interested in order, not to the exclusion of the other

do you think you're still looked at as a villain?> there are a lot of legacy issues that come after the crisis. the trauma was very severe and wasn't that long ago, and people want to make sure it doesn't get repeated. i think everybody has done a very good job of pivoting and looking forward, trying to do the things that add -- that create growth, create jobs and going forward. nevertheless, we're not getting away from dealing with the legacy issues. we had some legacy issues to deal with. the rating agency does. even the government to some extent, and legislators and regulators have some legacy issues they have to deal with. budget to deal with the past and make sure we don't repeat that path in the future. so, we're dealing with this. i say the most important thing is not to spend 90% of the mind share of the legacy issues but 90% trying to bring the country forward and create a better economy and more jobs. but we're not going to run so fast to escape the legacy issue we all have to deal with. >> ceo o goldman sack, we appreciate

the bad parts about it or the villain and the dialogue.de the first die hard and the third die hard so classic were alan rickman and jeremy irons. classic villains that kept the movies afloat during the nonaction scenes. this does not have that. it is not the worst die hard. that was number two. not the best die hard either. i gave it a three out of five because the villains aren't that great but if you are a die hard fan, it is worth seeing in theaters eight years ago i started selecting movie ticket stubs and the first stub i ever collect was on june 3, 1995. it is die hard three. the ticket price was $3. >> that make me ill. >> i presented that stub to bruce willis and jeremy irons on the same weekend a couple of weeks ago and we'll have that interview coming up in the 8:00 a.m. hour. bruce willis was actually really surprised that i still had that. >> sure. >> i've been collecting those for 18 years. a locality of ticket stub. >> we have an interview. >> bruce willis in the 8:00 a.m. hour. three out of five for a good day to die hard.

but is kulygin then a villain? not at all. he probably would have been happier married to someone else, perhaps to olga, who admires his knowledge. from time to time, one character or another behaves in a manner unusual in a more realistic drama. another makes little proclamations or strange sounds, reciting poetry, addressing remarks to no one in particular. some are profound while others seem not to have much insight at all. how is the audience to know what these people actually feel? begin by listening. oh well, never mind. yes, we must work. i suppose you're thinking i'm a sentimental german but i assure you i'm not, i'm russian. i don't speak a word of german. my father was brought up in the greek orthodox faith. you know, i often wonder what it would be like if you could start your life over again, deliberately, i mean, consciously. i mean, suppose you could put aside the part of your life that you've lived already as though it was some sort of a rough draft and then start another one that could be a copy. now i think if

and that's why you're jesse jackson jr are my villain day. if you're wondering what i'm doing when i'm not on air right now on the twitter verse at abbey martin if you would like what you see you can follow me also find all my tweets linking the segments from the show as well as random thoughts i have throughout the day and also please help us get a break in the set trending on twitter occasional frozen hashtags we can get trending on the twitter sphere but only with your oh so had to twitter and check me out at abby martin in the lead to a break from my preaching but stay tuned here are some updates on the jeremy salmon case who some are calling the next bradley manning next. to. the sea. let me let me i want to know will let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're having the debate we have our knives out. but if you feel this is a way to spend staying there together you're in a situation where being i don't agree to talk about surveillance me. you know it's been a while since i've talked about the case of jeremy hammond so

this of course is critical theory expressed in terms of seems like a villain. he's trying to devour these hobbits but now we transport ourselves to his domain. what is happening to him? people are coming into his territory, even right next to his doorstep and pulling out axes and cutting him or his relatives down if you will. already caught on, old man willow is essentially a creature so it encourages us from a critical theory standpoint to step out of the ikea. the trees are just what would waiting to happen for fireplace and maybe for example we might want to rethink what we are doing with the amazon. >> then also it brings in the issues of justice and the entire system and how the system works, either just or in just and beats into conflict. >> you are absolutely right in the book is a wonderful struggle between myself and my wonderful collaborator who i like so much, and maria as i think a quite it was abigail wayne. she is a very fine scholar and she was at usc at one point in more devoted to critical theory whereas i am much more on the call it if you wil

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the villains of democracy. the police the sheriff's department from san bernardino county has persisted in its lie that it didn't start the fire can skew the cabin chris dorner was hiding it is also sources from the department of also lied to the los angeles times in play and there was a constant barrage of gunfire from inside the cabin when in fact the only gunshot reported on police scanners was a single shot after the burglars with which is probably gone or killing themselves so if they're comfortable in their behavior and they think they acted sessional the police why are they lying about it and why is the media doing a better job of investigating all of those are interesting points and what we do know also max is that both of the mayoral candidates that are looking to run for the san bernardino are pushing for an investigation and it looks like that there will be one as to why that cabin actually burned down the techniques that were used and more specifically the burners that were used to get that man out

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half a century of bond, his women, his villains and especially his cars. the aston martin of course. consider this. daniel craig, the current 007 was born six years after sean connery starred in the first bond film. barbara star, cnn, washington. >> pretty cool stuff. that's it for me. >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm in for brooke baldwin and the news starts right now. gunfire and a crash shut down part of the famous las vegas strip. three people were killed and three more injured in what looked like a scene from a movie. it started before dawn with a drive-by shooting not far from the most famous casinos. bally's and the bellagio. someone in a black range recovery sailed through the intersection and slammed into five cars including a taxy that burst into flame. the cab's driver and passenger were killed. the suv got away. >> the vehicle description is black in color and has large black rims on it and sort of a dealer plate. not a nevada dealer plate, but from a car dealer lot. >> they don't know how that shooting got started. >> a twist in the case

richard iv, is shakespeare greatest villain. let's throw this to our pallen.hard iii just rank propaganda. we know he didn't kill those two twins. >> shakespeare was doing the first negative campaign ad. >> do you know what shakespeare wrote about joan of arc? he made her shrewd. >> you're calling shakespeare a hawk? hack? >> i'm calling him a propagandist. >> he probably did kill his nephews to take power. so i don't know if there is some revision of history that you're aware of. >> it's a play. you have toed a drama. it's called the drama. >> the one thing that the play was right about was that he died in the battlefield. he was the last english king killed in battle. if these politicians are going to send young men to war shouldn't they be on the front lines, too? >> absolutely. obama has that little begun. he could use that thing, the skeeter shooter. >> that's one of my favorite sports. >> it's a physical challenge. hillary clinton wins, i have no doubt. >> john: well, you know what i think the wars would be shorter if george bush was on the front lines o

he is a true villain. just to show you how sleazy this guy is, a version of jessica's law was recently introduced into the colorado legislature. but this speaker sent it to the veterans and military affairs committee because he knew that committee would kill the bill. which it did. now, i lived in colorado for two years. it's a beautiful state. but like vermont, it has changed drastically because outsiders have moved in. but the good people of colorado, the good people should now rise up against their corrupt state legislature. right now if you rape a child in colorado, you could be sentenced to four years in prison! that's just horrifying! now to the judges. the reason we have to have jessica's law is that a few, and mine that -- a few american judges do not see the sexual exploitation of children as a serious problem. we saw that in vermont. and in new jersey, we made a major case out of the supreme court there failing to take any action at all against a woman who ingested cocaine two days before giving

you talk about shakespeare, he painted this awful picture of a villain, didn't he?hat's interesting, there's a big group of enthusiasts who thought shakespeare got it wrong and richard iii was a good buy. they are behind this whole process. they sat out on this mission to find his grave as a process to rebuild his reputation. and what's extraordinary, they did actually find these bones under a car park in lester, and the bones had this withered back, twisted spine. richard iii was famous for being a hunch back and having a withered arm. he did have a hunch back. that is where they got excited. they asked the local university to try to get some dna from these bones. which they did manage to do. but that was only part of the puzzle. they had to identify a modern day descendant and they managed to find one, a carpenter based in london, 17th generations worth of descend ansi, they managed to find him and managed to match the bones dna to the dna of this carpenter. therefore, you have the story. today it was revealed. it was extraordinary. >> he is said to have died in b

richard the third, of course, is [laughter] richard the third, of course, is remembered as an infamous villain, mostly thanks to shakespeare's famous play-- i want to say "coriolanus"? [laughter] but he's also an important historical figure because he was the last king of the plantagenet line. for those who aren't familiar, plantagenet means he was descended from a plant. [laughter] he was the last one. queen elizabeth, despite that vine growing out of her head, is incapable of photosynthesis. [laughter] so how did the scientists know that this was hunchback king, and not some poor 15th-century briton who starved to death waiting for a grocery-store parking space? [laughter] well, researchers observed "a distinct spinal curvature" that was richard iii's most pronounced physical feature." that settles it, because once you decompose, it is impossible for straight bones to rearrange into any other shape. isn't that right, richard? [laughter] but as important as this story is, i was a little disturbed when i heard how these bones were found: they used ground-penetrating radar. really? ground penet

of course he said he would be a hero unless, of course, they paid him enough to be the villain. in arizona, i'm kate longworth, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, kate, thanks. colin kaepernick not really a guy who embraces the spotlight. the best way to avoid it, don't show up. "the sacramento bee" reports he turned down invitations to the grammys and the oscars. he's also apparently been offered a book deal. no word on where that's going. the qb is doing his off-season training in atlanta far from the limelight of hollywood. and, raj and jess, i'll be back with more at 11:00 but never fear. you have me wednesday, thursday, and friday this week. by the end of the week you'll be begging. >> i'll let you take kaepernick's ticket to the oscars. >> yeah. he turned it down. and the grammys. thank you, scott. >> he offered it to me, i turned it down, too. >> of course. for a full half hour of local sports coverage watch sports net central on comcast sports net bay area tonight at 10:30. >>> would you believe a jacket worth almost $600,000, it's not just any jacket, it belongs to presi

do you think about the fact that the world wrestling entertainment made the tea party guys into villainsular entertainment into america? >> better businesswoman than a politician. >> that's for sure. >> she sees, again the tea leaves. the writing is on the wall and the tide is turning against them. i was also a fan in the '80s. i learned about race relations. they have never shied away from exploiting a stereotype because like any tv and entertainment it makes good drama to take a stereotype and exploit it. >> they're playing against the party because there is an audience of latinos hispanics and abroad who are starting to follow wwe. >> john: they pointed that out. that they have a large latino fan base. pro wrestling may lead us in the fight for diversity. who can forget the inspiring '80s u.n. senate with cocoa beware. chris christie who has a 55% approval rating nationwide has not yet been invited to speak at this year's cpac for the crime of being electable. does this show more division to the g.o.p. and a sign of what's to come in the 2016 primary? >> i think chris christie is prob

he reigned for only two years but one of england's famed villains. nicknamed and it's a remarkable ark logical discovery and could shed new light. >> richard iii was betrayed by shakespeare as a hunch back tyrant who murdered his nephews to secure his right to rule. the remains of the church where he was buried were thought to be below the car park. a skeleton was discovered and the body had a curved spine and the body had war injuries. now ordinary careologists came to a remarkable conclusion. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is the academic conclusion of the university of lester that beyond doubt individual suffered in 2012 is indeed the last to -- in england. >> it was one of the most remarkable ordinary care logical studies ine experts des work they did that led them to their conclusion and even revealed his death of two bose to the head. >> both of these injuries would have caused almost instant loss of consciousness and in the case of the larger wounds, the blade into the brain, the death would have been instan containsly. but both arms were the sam

inter the remains of richard iii in a cathedral here next year. >> he worked -- whether he was a villain ended up buried in a car park. continue watching bbc world news for updates on our stories around the world on our 24-hour news network. check your local listings. thanks so much for watching. we will see back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york stowe vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation and union bank. >> at union bank our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key, strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles.

they were letting him stand alone, figuring after all, it was -- he was the one the villains, so whyhould they get involved? that sort of went along with philosophies of american life. i guess you all know why i'm here. i need deputies, i'll take all i can get. how about it? (sad music playing) you want the hero to stand for something, integrity. in sticking to what he believes against all odds, even if he's the one doing it all by himself. (man) this is just plain committing suicide. and for what? i'm no lawman. i just live here. i got nothing personal against nobody. i got no stake in this. i guess not. there's a limit how much you can ask a man. i got a wife and kids, what about my kids? go on home to your kids, herb. (howard hawks) i'd seen a picture called "high noon," where the sheriff, played by gary cooper, went around begging everybody to help him. (gunshot) and eventually his quaker wife saves his guts. and i said, "that's ridiculous. the man wasn't a professional." my idea of a sheriff is a professional who doesn't want amateurs butting in and does it himself. and so, actu