Behavior experts. people on facebook who are older sided with the on the side of the government, saying snowden should not have given away these secrets. younger people on twitter were saying, hey, this guy is a hero because we don t like to be spied on. i think that s probably why younger people feel that they can t trust a government which spies on them. right, yes. that may make sense there, yeah. and older people also have a sense that they ve already given up their privacy. because the kind of privacy they have now is nothing like what they remember back in the day, right? younger people think, you know what? we still do have a bit of privacy. and we don t want to be to be surveilled upon. you just put up this poll here. honest and trustworthy. this is another big problem for the president, don. because he s down nine points from may. and even if people didn t like the president, they kind of always gave him the benefit of the doubt. because they thought that he was gene
Two human behavior experts, int interrogator and psychologist wendy walsh. welcome. you think of bradley mannings of the world and the wikileaks case who is also young, both mill millennials and this is not a reflection on this generation but it s interesting. what s your reaction to that? well, i think it is a reflection on this generation and a very interesting reflection because in some ways he falls into what statistical probability would say mill ep i millennials do. they are digital natives and are born from, what, like the late 80s into the 2000s. they tend to be digital natives. they tend to fiercely want to protect sort of freedom of the internet and they believe the intern internet itself can be self-regulating. but it s interesting here that he s concerned about privacy and about government intervention. every kid today has to read 1984 in high school and i m wondering
incredible pictures oust philippines. entire villages may have been wipe out by flash floods caused by a tropical storm. just look at the force of that storm. more than 400 people are confirmed dead now. hundreds more are missing. an estimated 100,000 people have been displaced. you can see them walking in the water in. according to witnesses, residents were in their beds when the deluge struck and water rose so quickly, people had to scrumble on to their roofs to keep from being swept away. cnn spoke with the philippines red cross about the disaster. here it is. this is one quick deep fix we never expected out of what is considered a storm that brought an awful lot of rain, that brought a lot of landslides caused by high t.i.d.e. tides n rivers and all of a sudden you have a flash flood that suddenly kills people in most of the villages in the area, and that is why today we have 436 people dead and over 350 people missing. let s get for perspective. from meteorologist ja
so far there is no information on a possible motive. chris johns lives at the intersection. he shot video of the gunman and even engaged him in conversation to try to get his attention and he join us from los angeles. thank pup what were you thinking at the time in first of all, what drew your attention in the noise? yeah. basically, i heard pop, pop, pop. you know, i heard the gunshots. so that kind of drew my attention. i looked at the video and you said, hey, over here. look over here. why were you why were you trying to get him to come? you were asking him to shoot at you. yeah. i thought that i made a calculate calculated, kind of comparison. i thought, if people down there at point blank range to the shooter were going to get shot, you know, they were kind of helpless to avoid being killed. you know, me, i m four stories up, if i could take any of his attention and divert it towards me, any gunshots that he would shoot at me, i would have an opportunity to get
30 seconds. mind of a serial killer. new york police say bodies being dumped along long island are the work of one serial killer. we will talk to a forensic psychologist about the mind of a killer. and shark encounter. i like the fact he s circling us the last ten minutes. he might know something we don t. a huge great white spotted off of the carolina coast. what would you do if confronted by a giant maneater? this is information you need to know. it s all right here, right now on cnn. hello, everyone. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us. we begin with former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky in a lengthy interview with this new york times sandusky tries to explain his actions that led to child sex abuse charges but as cnn national correspondent susan candiotti reports he talks about how penn state handled allegations against him in 2002. reporter: in an interview videotaped by the new york times, jerry sandusky not only prepiece his denials of wr