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here's someone who is identified as a villain also.ems to me what he did was much more involved. how did you respond to that? >> objectively. i try not to pass judgment on anybody. i know jonathan martin. he went to stanford with me. of course i'm not going to judge the guy. i understand jonathan's character and who he is as a person. i've talked to him about the situation. i just seems like it was blown out of proportion. there may have been disagreement i let situations play out and let it be who it is. if he did it, he was wrong for doing it. if he didn't do it, whatever happened, somebody was wrong. you can't pass judgment in you weren't there. >> i feel like you're someone who has uniquely gone through a life in which you have been in the deep subcultures. whether it's in stanford or a football locker room, that have their own rules. and sometimes the rules are messed up. sometimes they're the rules that get people through the day doing something very difficult. and you've had to adapt yourself in those situations. >> yeah, i've h

the races of course as an american as a journalist what are your thoughts is no going to hero or a villain you know no human has that person is the most difficult question i try have to try to answer these days i come out of i think he's neither a hero nor a villain at least not on the basis of what we know because we don't know the whole story or we know that leaked and we don't have a legal question about that but for example and i'm not did he get the job intending to be the leaker that he became or was he conscience stricken and he got the job and it's on things like that we don't know but again i don't want to basle it but i think like most people i'm i'm a bit torn on the one that i think the information on the medium and long will it will be of value to society we stand a chance of being a better country because this information gets out in the short run i understand the irgun this is listen the country needs to be able to keep some secrets such as who in ours my apparatuses has contacts in pakistan and other places to pose and enjoys difficult to come down on it that i think he's n

other places pose and enjoys difficult to come down on it that i think he's neither a hero nor a villain i think those who say bring him back to this country let him. stand trial that's fine but it quickly gets in the question if you're going to put him on trial what about the head of the g.s.a. of what do you know the lawyers on the at the n.s.a. who didn't deliver to the congress but he of course on the right to listen to phone calls of. domestic or foreign you know i think you want to i don't agree with arnold ok denies that no i think in in twenty first century reality. that the government has to have a very constricted and very limited ability with proper safeguards built into it to listen to some calls what i'm old really opposed to is blanket listening to calls over and there is a system in place as we know i'm not saying the system is perfect let's point for cyclists is to be used that you have a court where they're supposed to go to lose court and the court is supposed to be a check and balance now some of the time they have been going to court other times it looks like the cour

i don't want to be a villain because i'm not a villain person. >> people, they really misunderstood my son. my son, off the field is probably one of the best better people that you want to know. i mean everything that he does, it is for the other people. >> and the parents, they say they didn't learn of the outburst until they turned home. as they say that their son was a straight a student, he also earned a football scholarship to stanford. and that is where betty is tonight. certainly they have a lot of people fired up, i would imagine? >> reporter: that's right. it is the talk of the campus tonight. and some students say that the interview was really rude, unprofessional and shameful. others say yes it was angry and rough, but ultimately about talent and his passion. between the game-saving play, the spotlight has never been brighter. some say that the post-game behavior may have cast a shadow on stanford university. >> i mean it is a little aggressive for me. but i mean it was scary. let's be honest. >> it seems pretty unsteady. >> reporter: just hours after taunting michael crabtr

. >>> plus -- >> i don't think i'm a villain. i think that people always say the old cliche, don't judge a book by its cover, but they're judging the book by its cover. >> richard sherman now responding to some of the names he's been called, including thug, which he says has become an acceptable way of using the "n" word. what do you think? let us know. join our conversation on any of the stories. you can find me at tamron hall and my team @newsnation. ♪ humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures, living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where, if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits today, like our 24/7 support and service, because at liberty mutual insurance, we believe our customers do their best out there in the world, so we do everything we can to be there for them when they need us. plus, you could save hundreds when yo

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to many on the left, a villain. the book "the loudest voice in the room" by guy he brie yell sherman has been in the works for three years and highly anticipated in the media business and this tuesday it's on sale. now ailes did not cooperate with sherman, but hundreds of other people including ailes' older brother robert did. let me read you one of the key passages from the book. roger ailes has the power more than any other single person in american public life to define the president. for many americans, admittedly and patently not the ones that voted for him, the obama they know, the one they are raging against, is the one that ailes has played a large role creating. sherman joins me now here in the studio and gabe, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> a lot of people have heard this notion ailes is the most powerful man in media but we hear that quote and you describing him as someone that can get inside our heads. what led you to those conclusions? >> brian, this as you mentioned was three years

>> because he was very clever in creating a villain.other villain, a complex character, an ambiguous character. the vice president, because of the way he was trying to hush up the drone strikes, and there was considerable collateral damage this show continues to be a liberal show in that way. it will ask the audience to ask hard questions of themselves. what do you really believe in? who do you back? is it justifiable to sanction drone strikes knowing that there'll be collateral damage? >> that is part of the public debate today. >> absolutely. especially with their current president. here's a guy who we have rooted for the best we've come to know him, nicholas brody. he cannot strap on a suicide vest and killed wife president kill the vice president. and these other children were killed. but we have some sympathy for his motivation. that is what "homeland" does. it converges three different stories and gives you multiple points of views. you spend enough time with each character to understand their point of views. >> another way too, y

thank you both let's pick up on the earlier discussion amy what do you make of edward snowden hero or villain. well i wouldn't say that he's a villain that's too strong of a word but i think that he is dodging responsibility and that if he wanted to be a responsible whistleblower he would have gone through responsible channels hired a lawyer go to the house intelligence committee the senate intelligence committee and let them know that what he had discovered but what we also know that is very troubling to me about mr snowden was that back in two thousand and nine when he was working for the cia his supervisor alleged that mr snowden was trying to hack into top secret national security files so we know that this was a guy with an agenda he didn't go through the proper channels and even beyond that his revelations go far beyond possible privacy violations of american citizens but he's revealing very important national security secrets about how we gather foreign intelligence against foreign enemies rigid fellow how do you view what i tell you i sort of agree with amy on this i think it's probab

roma's hannigan is sue a villain yes well no not like you get here she's a bitch she's not going to sue is not like hannibal lector you know it's not dangerous she's not going to you she will threaten but ultimately she is just a kind of wounded warrior she had she sees the world is her in addition wears a uniform she's militaristic you know she's what she's really defending zero tender heart that's how i see you do think it showed be it but i knew it would be something i knew it would be a hit with just didn't know how big it would be i didn't know that it was there would be like a term gleek i didn't know that it would be the sensation it is but i think music in musical theater too is so powerful and i think people love it and you know people come out of the woodwork saying hi michelle i love the show now do you sing in on the stage are they going to have to sing more assume you can lead to glee which is a safe assumption are they going to have you singing in glee i don't know ask ryan oh i've done a few songs i would love to do more you know i i love singing i am probably not the bes

so we should understand that insurance companies, rather than being the villains in all of the our actors that are in the buying between the two contradictory things that we as americans want from our health care system. low cost and high intensity of care. we look at some of the political parties. the promise is repeatedly made by democrats when it comes to the public system and republicans when it comes to private systems that we can have somehow better care at a cheaper price. now, the auto industry, as aggressive as it is does not claim its low-end really functioned better man bmws or jack liars in the american people don't expect to be able to buy a bmw or rather buy a chevy and expect to function like a bmw to even better. and yet, the story is told repeatedly, that we can expect the outcome. it's not realistic. >> host: gregg bloche, what about living wills and assisted suicide? is that some will be talking more about in the future? >> guest: i think that the wheels are an important part of the story. it is kind of close to home to me. my brother's wife is perhaps a few days from h

i don't want to be a villain because i'm not a villainous person." >> unfortunately for him, he'll be just was out of control in a postgame press conference. not a guy that had overcome a bunch of odds. >> reporter: the brash player trying to focus on making plays, not waves if his team hopes to win the super bowl. his coach pete carroll weighed in saying sherman's comments came out of the heat of the moment and that the player didn't want to take anything away from the team but his comments in the aftermath may have done just that, george, robin. >> that's a lot of material. >> we are going to be talking about it for the next couple of weeks. >> seattle is known for its defense, talented defense and part of it is the swagger that they have. so -- >> he did win the game. >> we'll see. >>> let's go to ginger. >> it is snowing. a terrible morning commute from indianapolis to cincinnati to west virginia, somewhere i didn't mention. already light snow falling but, remember, in that area and others we're talking a solid 3 to 6 inches of snow. we wanted to show this again because it is a fi

i don't want to be a villain because i'm not a villainous person.o those who would call me thug, don't judge a person a's character what he does on the lines. judge a person by what he does for his community what he does for family. and people find it easy to use words on twitter. it is unbelievable to me that the world is still this way but it is. i can handle it. joining me now the is nick eaton. , a good amount of criticism, what did most fans probably not know about the seahawks corner back? >> well, i think everybody knows how passionate richard sherman is but i don't know whether people understand how articulate and educated the man is. he's its his third year in the league. he grew up in compton and he ended up second of his class in high school. he was saluteorian and it was hard to get in in stanford even if you're a football player, performed well in stanford where he was playing under harbaugh with when harbaugh was there. so he is a very articulate and educated guy. i think what people don't realize is he really knows what he is doing a

there are batman villains without the imagination or good humor. that's the unifying effect terrorists have on all powers, whether you agree with putin or not. it's civilization verses the crazies. >> do you change your behavior? not get on a bus in sochi? what do you do? >> if someone said you could go to sochi and we could get you tickets, i probably wouldn't go. just being honest, but i don't think they should if they're there. i agree with you. his ego is so big, putin, there's no way he's going to let the terrorists puck it up for him. he's the one who tipped us off about the tsarnaev brothers. they have been dealing with the radicalization of areas like dagestan and chechnya for a long time. he's not going to let anything happen. >> my thought about it is you're right in the middle of a hotbed of terrorism, the chechens who are not far away. beyond that, i'm worried about some of the muslim countries, he we go again, bringing in the athletes. i'm not going to be at all persuaded, i would look carefully, or the iranian delegation, i would chec

, but i have done nothing villain nous. >> and if he wore red and gold, niner fans would love him. woods at torrey pin, and he knows richard sherman personally, and here is his take on him. >> well, he was a little excited, wasn't he? well, he was fired up. but rich is like that, and that is how he plays, and i think that for a lot of athletes if you get us right after something happens, you know, good or bad, and in a game or match or whatever it may be, and you are going to be saying some things that you want to take the back. >> and looking ahead to the super bowl, russell wilson, the seahawks' quarterbackb told a funny story about how he was a teenager at the manning passing academy and manning was the coach. he was in high school at the time, and manning holds these camps where he and eli and archie, all three great quarterbacks work with the top young prospects and wilson on super bowl sunday will be squaring off with his teacher in the super bowl. >> when i was getting drafted and the whole draft process, the denver broncos brought me out to denver, and he was in the locker

[laughter] which brings us to our story's villain, a man with a soul so dark he couldn't divide greg dana's happiness. he knew exposing their secret love would be a scandal the likes of which the world had never seen. and on the day the five were outside grilling meat that's just what bob did. >> if we put him on here -- >> that would be the best meat you've ever had. >> i'm sure it would be. that's what dana tells me. [cheers and applause] >> big (bleep) mistake, bob. how about i take those suspenders and hang you by your balls? [laughter] none of it mattered. it was empty, meaningless because it turned out greg and dana had worse problems than scum bob big pants. >> i want to wish a happy 9th anniversary to my wife elena. >> he has a wife? you have a wife? that's not something you could have mentioned in the three years you've been sitting next to dana. you two-timing monster. letting dana, precious dana fall in love with you when you are gal vaning around the stupid is studio laughing it up with your secret wife. you know what? all the while breaking her heart you've broken all ou

now i'm like a [ bleep ] villain. >> everybody starts turning around. >> will you marry me? >> she's so excited she's about to witness this proposal. >> oh, man! >> drink in the face. right in front of all these people. oh, my goodness. >> i this this video proves that people in general are really, really nice and really happy r for. >> what in the world could that be? >> oh! no way! >> coming up, a video that teaches an important life lesson. >> if you see a mustache on the ground, don't poke it! >>> apex predator of the sea, the giant travoli usually dines on -- this time it enjoying this delicacy. that giant king fish just took a pretty solid bite off that gopro. >> he tried to eat the camera? >> he tried to eat the camera. it really caused damage to the case. as you can see here, look at that big sketch. >> imagine what they can do to fish. >> or your toe. what it can do to a toe. >> that thing was mad. that camera was in the water for like a second and it was like no thanks. >> i'm sure now with all of these gopro cameras that are everywhere. i feel like the fish feel l

you've been characterized as a hero and as a villain, a martyr, terrorist. >> i'm not yet a martyr. >> right. >> let's keep it that way. >> julian assange, the nomadic founder of the website wikileaks, is under legal and personal attack from the u.s. government for publishing military and diplomatic secrets. when we met him, he was under house arrest in the english countryside, where we conducted the most extensive television interview he's given about his life, his beliefs, and his concern about being charged and extradited to the united states. >> it is completely outrageous. it is the worst form of censorship we have seen by the united states since the 1950s, since the mccarthy era. >> are you surprised? >> i am surprised, actually. >> but you are screwing with the forces of nature. [ticking] >> [blows whistle] >> you might not think of sugar, corn, or metal as material that can cause a catastrophic explosion in a factory. but when they're ground into dust and suspended in the air, all it takes is a small spark to set off a disaster. >> if this material were gasoline, there would b

i don't want to be a villain because i'm not a villains person.ts." craig has a look at what's coming up next on news nation. >> it's always funny to me when people puts, i don't like him, in a written statement. >> yes, indeed. adrenaline. >> in our next hour, tough new words from both sides after a new jersey mayor accuses chris christie's lieutenant governor of playing politics with sandy relief money. what they're saying about the alleged shakedown, and democratic mayors, quote, coming out of the woodworks. >>> and the latest on the search for at least four female terrorists who may be planning an attack against the olympic games. including one woman believed to be in the city of sochi. >>> and the obama administration taking on the so-called school to prison pipeline, and findings that minority students get ha h harsher punishments for similar offenses. all that and more coming up next on "news nation." yeah? then how'd i get this... [ voice of dennis ] ...safe driving bonus check? every six months without an accident, allstate sends a check.

now i'm like a [ bleep ] villain. >> everybody starts turning around. >> will you marry me?e's so excited she's about to witness this proposal. >> oh, man! >> drink in the face. right in front of all these people. oh, my goodness. >> i this this video proves that people in general are really, really nice and really happy r for. >> what in the world could that be? >> oh! no way! >> coming up, a video that teaches an important life lesson. >> if you see a mustache on the ground, d lucky charms! ♪ [ birds chirping, twinkling noises ] you're always after me lucky charms! they're magically delicious! can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. >>> apex predator of the sea, the giant travoli usually dines on -- this time it enjoying this delicacy. that giant king fish just took a pretty solid bite off that gopro. >> he tried to eat the e tried . it really caused damage to the case. as you can

we got to the point where they were due to cast the russian villain.y were all nudging me a little. they got to be really good. actor ai will give this ring. you know what, he was available. to work with? >> i know where he is all the time. i get a lot of help. on set master director with kevin costner, so this is a withho is very generous his instruction. we met 25 years ago when he was acting and directing in dancing with wolves, and we spoke about the process then. he was a help back then. 25 years later he was a help on jack ryan. tavis: is there no challenge directing a director? >> they are very sensitive about what they are going through. the major time preoccupation you have is logistics. thele need answers all time. that sometimes messes with your brain. his chief instruction was give yourself time. most directors who acts spend the least amount of time on their character and their performance. they are aware of the logistics and the timetable, and they can shortchange themselves. he was very keen about saying, take that extra take because whe

>> well, i think also because they were very clever in creating a villain. another villain. an ambiguous character. the vice president, because of the way he was trying to hush up the drone strikes, the way in which he has sanctioned the drone strikes knowing there was going to be considerable collateral damage. this show continues to be a liberal show in that way. it's going to ask the audience hard questions of themselves. what do you really believe? who do you back? is it justifiable sanctioning drone strikes knowing that collateral damage -- >> rose: and some sympathy for what the drone strike did and understanding of what it does, which is part of the public debate today. >> absolutely. especially with our current president. >> rose: right. >> and secondarily a guy we have rooted for because we have come to know nicholas brody. he can't really strap on a suicide vest and go and kill the vice president because he's upset that his surrogate son, this character, and these other children were killed in their school. but we have some sympathy for his for the motivation of th

then he got the first taste of villain status.was championing the construction of the new settlement thes on land captured in the 1967 war and encouraging jews to move there. sharon's relationship at nemesis to yasir arafat began when israel invaded lebanon. israeli took casualties, sharon took the blame. then a christian militia slaughtered several in a refugee camp, ariel sharon was accused of turning his back and allowing the massacre. 400,000 israeli protesters packed what is today rabbin square in tel aviv. there was a recommendation that sharon be removed and never allowed to serve as defense minister again. he left the government in shame. but the bulldozer kept rolling. he returned as foreign minister. he was present at the river talks in maryland war yasir arafat claims they shook hands. after the camp david talks in 2000, israelis felt the then prime minister offered palestinians too much. yasir arafat felt it wasn't enough and refused. the two sides were filled with pressure and ready to ignite, ariel sharon provided sp

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green bay over those villainous dallas cowboys. that's where my wife is from.that was just awful. but the game now is -- today's game is going to be worse. >> yeah. >> allegedly. >> your wife will not make that chili dip for you. >> i know how to make it. >> i'm glad your kids will enjoy the tv watching this afternoon. >> brenda, good as always. >> nice to see you as well. >> bitter battle over extending unemployment benefits moving forward on capitol hill. president obama urging bipartisan support but if he doesn't get it, what does it mean for the millions of americans who are still out of work? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. >>> welcome back. the u.s. senate is now preparing to tackle the hot-button issue of unemployment. and the big question, whether or not to stepped benefits for millions of out-of-work americans by three months. the debate is certainly pitti

he fought villains and even rescued a damsel in distress. >> he's cute. >> adorable. get a check on the weather. it's still warm out. >> it is warm. the past five days, guewe had record highs, especially for this time of year. it looks like we're going to start to see temperatures cool off just a little bit as we head into tuesday and wednesday, and then of course, they'll jump back up as we head into next weekend. live doppler 7 hd, picking up a little cloudiness and fog sitting just near the coast. watching right here, near monterrey bay, also santa cruz, some of this has been starting to move towards the north. just a little bit. we may see a little bit of that early tomorrow morning. that's about it. otherwise, expect clear skies tonight. across much of the bay area. some of these clouds, though, could possibly mean cooler temperatures for some parts of the bay area. speaking of record highs today, gilroy, a record today of 79 degrees. the rest of us, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. 70 in napa and santa rosa. 65 in san francisco. you have to remember, the numbers an