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>> that was profound. >> it was very sweet. i appreciate your take on the topic. >> you are obviously a veronica and im sure you are comfortable with all of the changes at riverdale high. >> i am stuck on that. thank you for the compliment. >> dont you think are you a veronica? >> i never gave it much thought, but ill take it. >> i thought we all knew where we from in the archieverse. were you a reader of the comic? >> i was, but i havent -- i didnt even know they were in circulation before i re...

Encompassed as an ath -- as the father. also as an athlete. i played college basketball but very obscurely. so i have that going for me too. but the one that came to mind initially was when the biggest moment of my life was when my first son was born. and i realized that i felt exactly like calvin shiraldi in the 1996 playoffs when he had this look of beingwhelmed by the moment. and he had this amazing rookie season but when got to the series couldnt follow through with it. couldnt handle the mo...

Full-blown partners. >> paul, great stuff on cnnmoney.com. thank you very much. in his typical rock star fashion, pope francis is greeting people in ecuador. ♪ ah, the popemobile. the catholic reader rode by and hes holding mass right now in ecuador and he chose to visit ecuador and local bifbolivia. next breaking news about convicted boston bomber dzhokhar

He just loves her so much. do it. come on. do it. come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what im talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. ♪ >> you will likely remember the story as well. i judge sentencing a former government executive for three months in prison for his role in a scandal the way they do business. johnathon hunt has the story. johnathon? >> hey, jenna, who could forget the government employee conference organized by jay neely. sushi reception, 7000. mind reader 3000. an...

I was americas most wanted man. thanks. thats the crowd. unfortunately, theyre a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but hes probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now hes pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. its "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." its pretty good. ive got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say its a page-turner. it keeps the reader int...

How much does your experience as a counterterrorism official influence what you write about this fiction? >> a lot. what i tried to do is -- the challenge is write a fun book write a thriller a page-turner, that is as factual as possible. i read thrillers all the time. and they frustrate me because theyre so crazy and unrealistic. the challenge to me was see if you can make one thats realistic, make it fun but yet at the same time when the reader is done reading it theyll say, wow, i think i lea...

Federal reserve. even a 9/11 conspiracy book. what do you make of his fixation with conspiracies? >> you know he also had a copy of the 9/11 commission report there too. not saying thats conspiracy. i mean he seemed to intellectually have been inhabiting that spot where far left and far-right thinking blend into this world view of shadowy puppet masters have to be fought back against. its not unique to bin laden. in some ways it puts him within that mainstream of violent extremists. and then the...

>> the other strange thing, he talked about climate change and the need for conserving water? >> yeah and some of the documents read like he is a well bank official concerned about food security and climate change and conserving ground water, and he had other interests other than terrorism and his family, and along with all the documents and memos and letters, we have a full account of what was in bin ladens digital library. he was an avenue ridid reader and he read "obamas war," and he took int...

So im eating and thats where this rumor throughout the state of california. yeah, he was burning this fool and this. they never found his eyeballs. theyre like, yeah, they ate his eyeball in some type of weird ritual. it got righteously out of proportion. >> where were his eyeballs? >> no, one eyeball -- we dont know. i have no clue. >> as a made man in the mexican mafia, knighten strove to become a well-rounded leader of the organization when he arrived in prison. >> as far as being able to, yo...

And everybody else. >> are you that slow a reader? >> well my athletic career was better than my academic career. im used to reading xs and os this was longer. >> that was tom brady side stepping questions on thursday night about the nfls investigation into deflate gate. a 243 page document that concluded, quote, it was more probable than not that new england patriots personnel participated in violations of the playing rules. also that quarterback tom brady probably, quote, was at least jernally...