surprised there hasn t been discussion on sanctions. you d think that the united states would need a seat at the table. this is a discussion i m going to get into later with professor sonnenfeld of yale. i m sure you know he s in the background that the corporate world not do business with russia, as long as they re invading. the sanctions would you think would go away and you think putin would be englanding that as well. well, that s what i have to say, this is an important first step. i don t want to minimize it. there s also, obviously, a publicity angle. it s hard to know exactly i don t want to go too far in our expectations here. but at the end of the day, that s why i say we re not going to resolve this with two or three countries at the table. there are too many other pieces. the other big development, we ve been talking about who would be
spirit, saying we have to find a solution. when you listen to what was being said, for example, at the white house meeting. i think it has a publicity angle but i don t think that s that s not what you get solutions. what you hear is this goes beyond schools. people who are saying my kids walking home from school or my kids walking over to an ap program or my kids waiting at the bus stop. there are so many guns around. how do we deal with it? how do you stop it? that s the challenge. but as someone said, we have tons of ideas for solutions. the american people, gun owners and nongun owners. nra and nonnra agreed basically on background checks, limiting weapons that become weapons of mass destruction. people agree on who and arguments about gun safety and preparedness and waiting periods. these are all very concrete
international gathering and that means protesters. groups or individuals with something to say always seek out these events and the television cameras that cover them. we want to go straight now to chicago. paul, tell me about this domestic terrorist sceting that netted some potential troublemakers? reporter: what happened was authorities here in chicago have arrested three young suspects, all of them 20-somethings. they brought them into court today after arresting them wednesday and they re accusing them of a vast conspiracy. in fact, they say they were going to get molotov cocktails or fire bombs and perhaps throw them at barack obama s campaign headquarters. the mayor s home, rahm emanuel s, and also throw these fire bombs at police targets. very serious allegations. let s hear what authorities have to say. the individuals that we have charged in this investigation are not peaceful protesters. they are domestic terrorists who came to chicago with an anarchist agenda t
routine. sorry, martina. better luck on the court. but many, many weeks left to go. should be a good one. i m still voting for urkel or maria menounos or gladys knight. all right. moving on here to justin bieber. apparently got into a little bit of trouble here. i think this is a publicity stunt. he tweeted to his 19 million followers, call me right now and then put his digits out there but left the last digit off. that left everyone guessing what the last digit could be. and on the receiving end of this ended up being two people in texas. an older woman and a man named kent. of course, their phone rang thousands of times. now they are upset. they ve contacted a lawyer. according to tmz, they are looking for some acceptable compensation that could include bieber concert tickets for grandkids, an apology from biebs himself and any money for out-of-pocket expenses. but again, it s hollywood. always a publicity angle to it.
she s played everything from the president to thelma in thelma and louise. i loved commander in chief, which was the great series you took part in. it was like my west wing fix and suddenly i woke up and it was gone. what happened? that s what happened to me, too. i woke up and my show wasn t on anymore. were you disappointed as i was? devastated. if it was ever brought back, i have the whole publicity angle worked out that it was have maybe a profile shot of me at the desk and say, look who just got re-elected. the weird thing is, i reckon after watching that, you were more presidential in that role than many of the presidents i would say over the years, like martin sheen. both of you were very electable in those roles. right. in your case, i know you ve become this great standard bearer for all things women, but in that role, that was doing it for you, i felt. absolutely. is that how you felt? absolutely. it was funny how many people would say, i would