, i mean you know what comes with it, like becoming the first black captain america t is safer, you are good. but you know as soon as you take that shield, a lot of people are going to be like oh, you getting the shield because are you a black man, you getting its shield, why the black man got to have a shield, like when you even have these conversations with fans of the universe or when you talk about anthony mackie, how do you break it down for people? >> well, what's been interesting, and i expected to have those conversations. i expected that to be the internet buzz but i haven't received that or seen that at all. like you know, it's easy for us to look at the news and what is going on and say all people are bad, the world has gone to shit but the reality of it is most people rre good people, you know. and a lot of people are really excited about the idea of the falcon becoming captain america and what that means not only in the cinematic universe and comic book universe but in our true reality. you know because it gives a younger generation a different perspective and diff

what does it mean to you now that you are captain america, you know, to be the first black captain americas 2008 when i first moved to brooklyn and i was walking down the street and i saw this little kid and he had taken a cereal box and cut eyes and put the cereal box on his head and spray painted it blue and put an a on it. i said what are you doing? he said, i'm fighting bad guys, i'm captain america. and to see that kid and think almost 13 years later where i am in the universe it's humbling and exciting at the same time because there is that significance to little kids >> sph: ike beeknow like g st that our country has to offer. >> yeah, it's like being the first white basketball player, it's like being larry bird. >> stephen: we'll get one, one day. ( laughter ) now, i have, oh, by the way, are your family and friends impressed? do you get a little more respect with the text chain now? >> not at all, man. i now understand that my family and friends, their goal is to keep me humble, so the texts that-- like, my friends, we have, like, 20 of us on a chain, and one of my friends is, lik

falcon's identity faces a new test when he becomes captain america.hing without the women and men that give them meaning. >> i knew that captain america needed to have a decidedly black identity if sam was going to be captain america, and i knew i had to go home and deal with aunts and uncles and cousins and katsz i grew up with in the neighborhood, and i couldn't pander to them i needed to challenge them but i also needed to be respectful because this is a very, very, very powerful platform. >> reporter: any doubts about the value of authenticity in this genre vanished with the undeniable success of "black panther. that paved the way for a black bat woman, regina king's performance in "watchman." black heroes have graced the pages of comics for decades, but some fans felt the early versions fell flat. >> it started with white folks giving their idea of what black heroism looks like. >> reporter: david walker was a fan first. >> i was like 6 orr 7 when i read my first luke cage comic. i remember my cousin and i reading it, and we said this doesn't sou

what's the difference between j- lo and captain america? captain america still has a-rod.g chris evans has out. hey, cap, we can see your infinity stones. is he part of "the avengers," or "the fantastic foreskin?" and finally, chris evans, you showed the world your penis. are you going to stop doing that? >> no, no i don't think i will. >> stephen: nation: healed. so, thank you, lizzo, for bringing chris evans' sexiness back in the news. i salute you. and, if you catch him first thing in the morning, i'm guessing chris evans does, too. we'll be right back with anthony hopkins and director florian zeller. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. did you know that your toughest cleaning problems can be caused by hard water metals? ♪ they lock in residues like a glue, on your hard surfaces and fabrics. try 9 elements. its vinegar powered deep clean dissolves hard water buildup and releases trapped residues and odors like detoxifying your clothes. made with never more than 9 ingredients. 9 elements - more than a clean, a cleanse. if there wa

falcon's identity faces a new test when he becomes captain america. and men that give them meaning. >> i knew that captain america needed to have a decidedly black identity if sam was going to be captain america, and i knew i had to go home and deal with aunts and uncles and cousins and cats i grew up with in the neighborhood and i couldn't pander to them, you know. i needed to challenge them. but i also needed to be respectful because this is a very, very, very powerful platform. >> any doubts about the value of authenticity in this genre vanished with the undeniable success of black panther that paved the way for the black batman woman tv series. regina king's emmy award winning series in watchman. black heroes have graced the pages of comics for decades, but some fans thought those early versions fell flat. >> the evolution of black heroes is one that starts with white folks giving black people their idea of what black heroism looks like. >> david walker has written a slew of d.c. and marvel comic books including luke cage, but he was a fan first.

needed to have a decidedly black identity if sam was going to be captain america and i knew i had to couldn't pander to them. you know, i needed to challenge them, but i also needed to be respectful because this is a very, very, very powerful platform. >> any doubts about the value of authenticity in this genre vanished with the undeniable success of black panther. that paved the way for a black bat woman tv series. regina king's emmy winning performance in "watchman" and even a harriet tubman comic book series. >> the evolution of black heros is one that starts with white folks giving black people their idea of what black heroism looks like. >> david walker has written a slew of d.c. and marvel comic books including luke cage. but he was a fan first. >> i was like 6 or 7 when i read my first luke cage comic. i remember my cousin and i reading it. all we thought was, this doesn't sound like any black people we know. >> black creatives are changing that. >> the ryan kug lers, the regina kings, the ava duvernays. there's more black people in power positions than there's ever been, but

, anthony mackie was named best movie hero for his role in captain america.ohen picked up the committee genius award. it was a sign again of how to similar the awards are for the —— from the awards are for the —— from the oscars. the fact that the best film at last month's 0scars nomadland didn't receive a single nomination at the awards and there was also a award for the late chadwick boseman who too many surprise lost out last month. there is also a category for most frightened performance. it went to victoria pedrotti for her role in the netflix series the haunting of bly manor. she is known as a scream queen stop and she won this award two years ago. there is something you wouldn't normally see at the oscars or the golden globes. ., ., �* the oscars or the golden globes-— the oscars or the golden globes. ., ., �* , ., globes. you don't see that often on — globes. you don't see that often on the _ globes. you don't see that often on the cv. _ globes. you don't see that often on the (v. the - globes. you don't see that i often on the (v. the scream often on

you know him from the "captain america" and "avenger" franchises, including his huge hit, "the falcon" anthony mackie will be here and she seems to be in every great show on television including "watchmen," "fargo," and "mare of easttown. the street continues as "hacks" comes out today. jean smart will be here. she's always a delight to talk to but be million votes in 2020, many ned. the gop is refusing to move on from trump ♪ >> seth: when trump lost, there was a hope we could all move on and talk about something else. in a perfect world right now, i would be hosting a show called major crimes, which would be a round up of who joe biden's german shepard had attacked that week i'd host in a trench coat like robert stack in "unsolved mysteries. while it's always been known for back stabbing and dirty dealings this week, washington, d.c. went to the dogs. that would have been the show. but, of course, it did not work out like that. in fact, as we pointed out many times before the election, that was never going to happen. trump didn't come out of nowhere and the toxic political culture h

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sweeping best show and best villain, starring some of the mother, characters and of course the new captain americaer soldier. another mumble star, scarlett johansson was named the mtv generation award winner and sasha baron cohen picked up the comedic genius award.— comedic genius award. above all other things. _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. _ comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. good - comedic genius award. above all other things, the rat. good to i other things, the rat. good to see you, david. —— barat. what have i got to show you now, a little bit of a rare living job opportunity. it is in a castle accessible only by vote or low tide. someone has to look after it and is other 30 residents. many people use to visit it but that number has been reduced by the pandemic. people who suffer from seasickness need not apply as well as those who cannot leave without fast food being delivered to your door. that is bbc news, thank you for being with us. hello. it may come as a shock to those of you who sat unde

amazing pop shield of captain america from 2014. >> you know, i am actively pushing myself away from billie jean king's tennis dress she wore in the battle of the sexes. now i'm going to show you something really special i give you, richard lui, the national muppet election collection. this is kermit 1 it all started right here. this is the very first grover, and the first cookie monster. >> cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them >> absolutely. >> thank you >> you're welcome. >> i can good home now >> all right >> i'm all set >> that was pretty cool. thanks to third hour of "today" and richard lui for the tour through the vault. >> that's just what we saw in the final the scenes when the cameras weren't rolling.t you end up ai? >> that muhammed ali wrote all of it. >> so cool >>> when we return, janessa forecast for the week ahead. >> simone biles pulls off a feat that no other woman has even tried in competition well... we started buying charmin super mega roll. whoa! that's huge! charmin super mega roll is 6 rolls in 1 and lasts so much longer you don't always h

ever pay one of these things and that the great great majority of the times the cia busts in captain americaand they catch the bad guys and the story that's probably not the way it really happens. no not at all in fact you know when we know that there was at least $2400.00 companies and small municipalities that were attacked last year with ransomware that it's occurring and in fact there's a whole new cottage industry that's come up about how to negotiate with these hackers and there's i t. companies that have figured out how to reduce the risk and reduce the amount they have to pay and are advising these companies on how to better negotiate with the. terrorists and what they are and get the mouth of the gotta pay lower byte how do i get in in the 1st place at how did they get into the colonial computer framework so that they could actually take it over how do they do that i mean not specifically but can you give us a sense. sure well as you mentioned we don't have a specific it's in the details of the colonial case what we do know is how it happens in general there are different approaches

ever pay one of these things and that the great great majority of the times the cia busts in captain americaand they catch the bad guys and the story that's probably not the way it really happens right to. no not at all and in fact you know when we know that there was at least $2400.00 companies and small minutes palate ease that were attacked last year with ransomware that it's occurring and in fact there's a whole new cottage industry that's come up about how to negotiate with these hackers and there's i t. companies that have figured out how to reduce the risk and reduce the amount they have to pay and are advising these companies on how to better negotiate with these . terrorists and what they are and get the amount of the debt to pay lower by it how do i get in in the 1st place how did they get into the colonial computer framework so that they could actually take it over how do they do that i mean not specifically but can you give us a sense. sure as well as you mentioned we don't have a specific specific details of the colonial case what we do know is how it happens in general there ar

apparently, lizzo got hammered and sent captain america the message, "wind emoji, dunking emoji, basketball emoji." which, i have been informed, in young people hieroglyphics means, "i'm taking a chance" or "shooting my shot," and not, as i initially thought, "i refer to my farts as air jordan." i gotta give credit to lizzo for confessing this drunk d.m. to her 14.6 million tik tok followers, but extra credit for sending this drunken d.m. at 5:22 p.m. that is how i like to party. sloppy drunk, but home in time what i meant. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. the time :2 >>> mother's day is around the corner. >> i love that day. buying flowers for mom may cost more this year. higher gas prices and pandemic related issues have been driving their costs higher. tighter coronavirus restrictions in south america have also caused some issues. there aren't enough workers to grow the flowers or get th

. >>> also in the news this morning, chris evans, a/k/a captain america, we're used to him saving thecreen, but it turns out he is a real-life hero. evans celebrated national rescue dog day by sharing the story behind the adoption of his rescue pup, dodger. the actor taking to instagram to share video of the moment they met writing in part, quote, i was filming a movie in savannah and the scene took place at a shelter. i had no intention of rescuing a dog that day but the minute i saw him, i knew he was coming home with me. >> yeah. >> love at first sight is real. what an adorable dog dodger is. chris going on to encourage others to adopt saying there are so many loving animals at shelters who are in desperate need of a home. visit a shelter, leave with a best friend. beautiful way to put it. >> absolutely. >>> finally this story for all of you out there who plan to fire up your dating apps this summer. the white house pushing a new reason to swipe right. new dating app benefits for users who have received the covid-19 vaccine. the white house is teaming up with dating h d nd who offe

>> i believe he premiered in captain america in 1964.s him so angry. it's almost like he is angrier at the other villains than he is at the heroes, because no one is giving him any -- his props, he is this giant floating seven dimensional brain, but everyone treats him like he is just is a store brand. oh, yeah, whatever, modok, fine. whatever. and i love that about him. >> jimmy: he is a character. it almost seems like they came up with as a joke in a with a. the name modok would never fly today. if you pitched modok, which what does modok stand for? >> it stands for mental organism designed only for killing. although my daughter pointed out the other night technically, his name should be modofk. the f should be in there. just think of something really quick. fill the five pages, whatever you draw. and the guy, was in a bad mood when he drew it. you want this? drew a giant head with tiny arms. here. i'm going home. you can feel the anger on the page coming off of modok. it's so great. >> jimmy: as a kid reading this comic book, you read

the whole thing reminded some of us on there team of the movie "captain america's civil war."f you missed it, the name kind implies the story. aes super villain turns the avengers against one another. >> that empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. but one which crumbles from within, that's dead. forever. >> i knew i couldn't kill them. more powerful men than me if tried. but if i could get them to kill each other. >> now, to be clear, we're not saying the republicans are"the avengers," but that battle didn't end well and this might not either. strategist brendan buck summed up the trajectory. "usually the fight is the means to the end, but in this case fighting is the end." in fighting could damage the republican party's chances of taking backar the majority next year. but for donald trump, he was unable to remain in power last year, so why not topple the empire that let him down? abe lincoln warned his party of that bible phrase. a house divided against itself cannot stand. and now it seems the house that stands against donald trump is finding itself divided. >>> joini

amazing prop shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> reporter: you know, i am actively pushing myselfporter: right. >> in the battle of the sexes. so i will show you something really special. i give you, richard lui, the national muppet collection. this is kermit. >> reporter: this is number one? >> this is kermit one. it all started right here. this is the very first grover and the first cocky monster. >> reporter: cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. >> you'r

the shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> you know, i am actively pushing myself away from pickingss that she wore in the battle of the sexes. so now i'm going to show you something really special. i give you, richard lui, the national muppet collection. this is kermit. >> this is number one. this is kermit one. it all started right here. this is the very first grover. the first cookie monster. >> don't you just want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i can go home now. i'm -- >> so how many of you out there agree, we would love to just rerack and see that whole thing another time? that was fantastic. i know you, dennis, my cameraman, he was doing a lot of wows with me. that was richard lui reporting. thank you for that. by the way, just a sampling of the things set to go on display next year. an exhibition called "entertainment nation." check it out. >>> and policing is different in the u.s. here than it is in different countries. but how different? especially when it comes to training? there's a new documentary that's going to shed som

amazing prop shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> reporter: you know, i am actively pushing myself away from picking that up. >> reporter: this is billie jean king's tennis dress she wore. >> reporter: right. >> in the battle of the sexes. so i will show you something really special. i give you, richard lui, the national muppet collection. this is kermit. >> reporter: this is number one? >> this is kermit one. it all started right here. this is the very first grover and the first cocky monster. >> reporter: cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: i can go home now. >> okay. >> they sent the right guy because i would have been walking through the vault like i just want to touch it! they would have had to put me out of there. that was nbc's richard lui reporting. incredible. >>> it is the top of the hour. it is good to be with you tonight. people across the country are venturing out as states reopen and companies loosen restrictions, but are we ready to unmask? >>> as if we don't have enough to

amazing prop shield from "captain america" from 2014. >> reporter: you know, i am actively pushing myselfs dress she wore. >> reporter: right. >> in the battle of the sexes. so i will show you something really special. this is kermit. >> reporter: this is number one? >> this is kermit one. it all started right here. k this is the very first grover and the first cocky monster. >> reporter: cookie monster. don't you want to go over and talk to them? >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: i can go home now. >> okay. te gote >> they sent the right guy because i would have been walking through the vault like i just want to touch it! they would have had to put me out of there. that was nbc's richard lui to reporting. w incredible. >>> it is the top of the hour. it is good to be with you

in the captains cabin an 1805 america dictated peace without -- at this very table.uns in the background have bombarded them into surrender. the constitution is secured. he had an 1830, condemned as an see where, the should have been broken up, except for a poem that across the nation. all of our window homes iron sites. long has weaved on high. many has danced to see that banner in the sky. run the battle shout and burst the candidate. or shall we pass the clouds are no more. we're not the vanquished. full when winds were hurrying. waves were right below. no more shall tread. or know the conquered knee. the hard piece of the shore shell pocked the eagle of the sea. mighty deep and there should be our grave. on to the master. holy flag set every thread-bear sail and give her to the god of storms the lightning and the gale. titled, the whole world is watching. [police chatter] >>

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of course, we captain really trust a group that has caused the shutdown of america's largest fuel pipeline to tell us the truth but according to statements from the hackers they didn't mean to hit such a critical part of america's infrastructure and promise not to the do so in the future. on its website they say from today we introduce moderation and check each company that our partners want to hack with ransomware to avoid social consequences in the future. now darkside acknowledges they did the hacking, but they did not intend to start an international incident. so taking a look at wall street this morning, we're seeing the dow, the nasdaq all fall this morning let's take you out to the big board, in fact. you'll see the damage on the dow, this despite the fact that there are big energy companies that trade in the dow 30, down better than 1.5%, 500 points to the negative. a lot of this, marcus, is -- is inflation. as coincidence would have it the senate committee is holding hearings on cyber security and the government has been working for years to better secure the nation's cyber infras

a former delta force captain, miller was one of the first forces on the ground in the u.s. invasion following 9/11. now america's longest war is being brought to an end by america's longest serving commander in afghanistan. >> reporter: have you anticipated being here this long? >> absolutely not. i don't think i could project 20 years later seeing we would be standing here. >> reporter: he paid tribute to the americans here and the tens of thousands that came before and lost their lives here. >> charlie d'agata. a platoon of all female marines made history. the women of lima company are the first to graduate from combat training at camp pendleton in california. jamie yuccas has her story. >> reporter: one moment, 100 years in the making. women graduating along with their male counterparts for the first time ever at the marine corps recruit depot san diego. lima company is the first platoon of women to go through the vigorous 13-week boot camp traditionally reserved for men. >> i was told i would be going to san diego and making history. it was something i couldn't pass te fly integrate bo c training in. mariney

a former delta force captain, miller was one of the first forces on the ground in the u.s. invasion following 9/11. now america'slongest serving commander in afghann.

best to keep the mask on everybody and let's just try to get america back to normal is what the message sounds like we got to leave it there captain devastator of allied pilots association representing a thank you so much. thank you. all right now over to new york city where the number of asian americans getting vaccinated is outpacing other ethnicity is what's behind that move are to correspondent trinity chavez has the answer. well nearly half of new york city's adults have not even started their vaccine regimens yet one group is getting their shots at nearly double the rate asian americans have become the city's most vaccinated demographic group despite language barriers and fear of unprovoked violence against the minority according to city data 58 percent of the city's adult asian population which is over $711000.00 people have received at least one dose with more than 504000 fully vaccinated compared to the 41 percent of white new york adults who have received one dose of the vaccine black and latino as though remain behind only about 25 percent of blacks and 29 percent of latinos have received at least one dose experts say a

and he was -- he loved going around to all of these towns in middle america, and his line he used is it is hard to get beyond captain carpet reminded of that when you were setting up about persian carpets and pistachios and so on. because that is the extent to which most americans really understood iran and most iranian it was a wild west exciting cowboy and cop and robber john wayne movies kind of -- glamorous prosperous kind of place that seemed really benign in a lot of wayings because it wasn't imperialistic and a lot of love for the kind of ideals of the 1920s as well. there were proamerican riots on the streets of iran in 1919 i think that's something that really is -- something that kind of extraordinary to think about today just 100 years ago so about your original question. but you know -- >> basically way too long of a question i apologize for that. but the -- if we can get to 50 post 53 peed which a lot of preem more aware of. but between '44 and '53 when you have a you young shaw completely inexperienced how old was he 20 and his father have been sent to exile by great powers, and in that short period --

america were smuggled into the country. lilia luciano reports from san diego. >> reporter: as investigators sift through the wreckage of a suspected smuggling vessel, focusing on the captain and 31 passengers crammed inside the boat when it capsized and broke apart along the rocky san diego coast. three people died, one remains in critical condition. >> there are some bodies out there-- >> reporter: off-duty navye -- >> reporter: off-duty navy sailor kale foyt happened to be nearby around helped saved those caught in the powerful surf. >> we pulled everybody we could, whether conscious or unconscious. everyone was panicking, everyone was yelling. no one spoke any english. >> reporter: brittany shot this video shortly after the 40-foot boat capsized. those who survived were seen jumping overboard. >> we were devastated. seeing people fight for their lives and not being able to help. >> reporter: behind me you can see the debris from the capsized boat. the coast guard ended the search for survivors. first responders administeredrch for sur c.p.r. and conducted a cliff rescue, but not everyone could be saved. >> people were drowning, getting sucked down by the rip current. >

america where we dare to question are. they folks next up on dennis miller plus one we're going to talk to kate mulgrew she said a couple nice new digs over the years captain janeway on star trek voyager then over to orange is the new black has a new thing called mr mercedes that i'm less acquainted with that strange on the peacock network show unveil it to us right after this kate mulgrew and dennis miller plus what. folks welcome to dennis miller plus nice to welcome kate mulgrew to the show she is best known of course as hate monger but then again having said that test and change read resident.

america's coastal slave trade. in october 1841 a ship named the creole left richmond with 137 enslaved people bound for new orleans. arrive, five weeks later minus the captain one passenger and most of the captives. 19 rebels had seized the slave ship and scared it to the british bahamas where the enslaved men women and children gained their liberty. rebellious passage is the first comprehensive history of the ships were revolt its consequences and its relevance the global modern slavery. and we're very happy to have with us today the author of the book the doctor jeffrey. dr. ritchie is a native of london. he received degrees both in great britain and in the united states. he is currently the professor of history. director of graduate studies at howard university in washington, dc his research interests includes slavery abolition and post emancipation societies especially in north america. the caribbean during the 19th century. dr. carter richie believes that history is an argument without end and that students are best attracted to its study. when the educator exudes a love of learning and we couldn't agree more. so, please welcome dr. jeffrey kerr-ritchi

part of north america and you can see that the mississippi river and the great lakes and even the root of the canadians is quite well defined. as is the pacific coast where vancouver and captain cook and others had mapped and charted the pacific coast. but i love this word right in the middle that i've looked at hundreds and hundreds of maps and my life and this is the only time i found this word i blown it up so you can read it and it says conjectural. basically, that means we don't know what's there. and this is amazing because lewis and clark are. pretty much they know where their destination is, but they're not quite sure what they're going to encounter in the interim. there were all kinds of stories of what they might find. they might find exotic animals or blue-eyed welchman living up near the mandan. lost tribes of israel mountains of silver mountains of salt a northwest passage large furry, uh beaver that were six feet long. i mean who knew what to in this area? so they're kind of exploring naturalists that they're going to pay attention to the flora and the fauna and the landscape and the native peoples to try to understand better. what's going on in that region? now

referred to truman as the captain with the great heart and they were both great-hearted men those days men were run the show, but you know, they had this kind of brio this faith in america. this confidence is willingness to do hard things to ask americans for sacrifice in the cause of a greater cause yeah, i mean dean axis, you know, he was not perfect. he was he could be a little snooty. use didn't get along as well with congressman congressman as he should have. he had a sense of humor after he testified. that's how a different times were. you know truman fired macarthur. and 1951 and of course aston had to testify testified nine straight days about this and when he was done, he had a press conference and action said i am now going to test the human capacity for alcohol. yeah, and you can you imagine a secretary of state saying that today, but it was a different year. yeah, and you know you can get away with that kind of stuff. yeah, you know one of the things i find very very interesting about your work and your take on this is that you know, most americans probably don't think of this except like right now when we have a new administration putting in a new cabinet o

a former delta force captain, miller was one of the first american soldiers on the ground in the u.s. invasion following 9/11. now america'sgest war is being brought to an end by america's longest-serving commanden afghanistan. >> had you anticipated here this long? >> in 2001 i don't think we could project 20 years later and say that we'd be standing here. >> general miller paid tribute not only to the americans who are still here, but the tens of thousands who came before especially those who lost their lives here. gayle? >> charlie d'agata reporting from kabul, thank you very much. ahead, the family of a man killed by deputies in north carolina was just allowed to watch more body camera footage of the deadly encounter. why they say it proves the shooti >>> ahead, kids get ready for camp, and camps are getting ready for campers. the precautions they're taking to keep everyone safe from covid and why going to camp can be so important for kids' mental health. >>> plus, nate burleson of cbs sports -- >> you work at -- >> i use today to work there. >> you were part of the cbs family, tony dokoupil. >> sorry. my mind is on ot

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