what were the roots of godzilla? >> godzilla is a creature of the americans, he said.mall they display props from it. for her, it's a modern-day reminder following japan's fukushima nuclear disaster. after seeing the problems caused by radiation and the meltdown my consciousness changed she said. either we use nuclear power carefully. american matt hester is tanked in japan with the air force. he remembers loving godzilla as a kid. >> he's very iconic character. >> this is you come it of of the suit here. >> reporter: he's not surprised another godzilla film is in theaters today. there have been so many godzilla movies. where does yours rank? have you seen others? >> i'm reluctant to criticize other people's performances threshold us but what i don't care for is wantonly destroying things. it's one thing making a path for yourself to walk through, but tearing up buildings on purpose, i think that's bad acting. it could be said they just don't make city destroying mutants sea- monsters like they used to. for "cbs this morning," seth doane, tokyo. >> you can say he start

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we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that >> hey entices neiman here and this week is no expectation that is the weekly buzz pr this wednesday checkout people in the placing the 24 market street music festive puts on sdmerntsdz from july to october and this 13 join us from high waters at 12:00 p.m. shatter and this week is the summer exams and think about this is the adults camps and learn are about the great outdoors and plus settle into our camping bags for a scene of the crime of the movie and the festival is a outdoor based on the stories feature original songs and colorful screeny this musical is definitely one for the whole family. and that's the weekly buzz invest it is sfgovtv.org and click on (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we ha

i'm thinking godzilla is pretty young. >> sixty is the new 30. >> through go. >> that is what i'm thinkinghat is exactly what i'm thinking. >> thanks, gayle have a good show. be well. >> take care. >>> before you walk out the door we will take another check of traffic and weather together on the three's for you. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3. >>> welcome back everyone. mystery over a giant crater may finally be solved, this morning. now we showed you this huge hole in the ground in siberia, last month. almost as wide as a football field. scientists think ground that is normally frozen, that you had and then collapsed. they warnk that more craters like that could develop as temperatures continue to rise. >> that is amazing, look at that. >> it is time for traffic and weather together. good morning, katie. >> hi, natasha. overall not a bad day. if we are dodging wet weather and dealing with the tropical storm out over opened waters of the atlantic this isn't the worst ending scenario for us. we are starting with some suns

you don't get the name double life godzilla for running your mouth. i got a big mouth. i got a big heart to back it up. you tell them tv personality. i've got people i've got to have fertilizing bushes. i've got people that will come up short, six feet short. if they ever run up on me, i've got people chasing me. it's going to be like that for a little while now. they would rather get aids than to get next to me. they would rather catch ebola than to get next to me. that's what i'm thinking. i'll see you when i see you. probably won't see you in a long time, huh? okey-doke. >>> fleece johnson stirred up more than his share of trouble behind bars. johnson's first arrest was at the age of 15 for armed robbery. since then, he has spent more than 30 years behind bars. most of them within the stone ramparts of kentucky state penitentiary. >> this is like a gladiator school down here. you come down here, you're either going to fight or you're going to be somebody's punk. and it's that simple. so, to survive in here, i had to fight. and so, we fought. and i whooped their ass a

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that so, same time next week? well, of course. >> good afternoon, everyone. this is a pretty thrilling day that for us it's another milestone in the progress of connecting the great city of san francisco from one end to another about economics development and about clean environment, pittsburgh that's about building consensus i'm sure the mayor will agree he served as the che administration officer it to took years to get this to a third street rail of central subway thousands even if hours of volunteers coming together to make their point of view known. we've been here 5an

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have specialou know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how n

problem... >> remnick: i think this one is better. >> safer: ...emily flake's king kong and godzilla-, manhattan is over"... >> mankoff: brooklyn is very big. >> remnick: in it goes. >> safer: ...and a cat and mouse joke by sam gross. "have you no shame?" don't get it? you're not alone. >> remnick: at least five times a week, somebody will come up to me and say, "i didn't get such and such a cartoon." >> safer: including me. >> remnick: well, and here is the deep secret-- including me, once in a while. i will pick a raft of cartoons, and then later, it'll come time to run this cartoon. and i'll look at it, and i won't quite get it anymore. because sometimes the grenade goes off in the moment and then it doesn't repeat down the line. >> safer: well, a friend of mine who's a "new yorker" writer maintains there's at least one cartoon in every issue in which you're not meant to get it. >> remnick: i'm going to keep that myth alive. ( laughter ) >> safer: one more thing about the mad mr. mankoff-- ping-pong. while "new yorker" readers are relaxing with the cartoons, mankoff pings and pongs

emily flake has a joke featuring both king kong and godzilla. >> emily flake: the two heavy hitters inas simple as that. >> safer: maybe it's just the day for facial hair, but joe dator seems to be a contender with a tarzan cartoon. >> mankoff: the apes are saying, "we found you and raised you as one of us. so we were just wondering, at what point did you learn to shave?" ( laughter ) >> joe dator: can i say i have researched this? there is no iteration of tarzan in literature, comic books or the movies in which he has facial hair. it makes no sense. >> mankoff: right. >> here's some of the stuff, around. >> safer: this is just stage one-- thinning out the candidates to take to the magazine's editor. >> mankoff: this is a little too straightforward. >> safer: he's largely noncommittal, pleasant but blunt... >> mankoff: well, itin our magazine. >> safer: ...when a drawing simply isn't good enough. >> mankoff: we're not that impressed. okay, next. it doesn't have enough charm. >> safer: the arithmetic is simple-- hundreds of cartoons are submitted every week, by mail, email or in person.

we actual had 19 we had godzilla and are you ball weird names i think its unique we're able to have speciale're all women that relax and have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that >> all right. i am calling the small business commission to order. it is monday, july 28th at 2:00 p.m.. and i'd like to thank sfgov-tv for taping our commission meeting. item number 1 is call to order and roll call. commissioner steve adams is absent.

stars go to other than real people, mickey mouse, kermit the frog godzilla and the munch kins . walk of fame, name whose glamour is important aaround the world, that's a quote. controversy and bruise eeg egos followed, of course. chaplain finally got a star in 1952. first eight stars installed clug included burt lancaster and joann woo woodward. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> is the nfl going to make musicians pay their way into starring in the super bowl half time show? but first, the 66th annual emmy award show is days away and there's a big controversy about what shows should be in what categories. let's bring in al jazeera culture critic bill wyman. some shows are in the wrong categories, and calling into question the validity of all shows. orange is the new black, shameless which is relentlessly depressing and the

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his name as max and niece started a new character based on godzilla.om with the fans packed into see the sale. even richard roper was on hand. he was diagnosed in 2013. make a wish elena white helped make a wonderful night happened. >> well this morning, for a lot of people not the greatest news, a good chance of showers and thunderstorms across the midwest. you have to go for a couple of hours to come clear. satellite radar composite shows very light showers across northwest indiana looking for the west even see things will be unsettled for the next few days. a warm front today cold front later this weekend's it all put rain in the forecast. here is the seventh day forecast 4% chance for showers and other stores today, tomorrow and also went to sunday labor day a chance for rain sunday 8685 on labor day back-to- school back to work on tuesday high reaches 85 degrees. >> off coming out what police and house sank about the accidental shooting that killed and the stock at un ranch. >> another fight over reclining seat manage to divert a commercial flight

. >> the movies that were expected to rule the box office -- "godzilla," "transformers," and "x-men,"ed strong but then faded. that is in the u.s., but why do they continue to do well overseas? what our data is international and worldwide. when you look at that part of the story, it is very strong. "transformers: age of extinction ," the first movie in north america this year to open with over 100 million dollars in its debut weekend. that did incredibly well. but the international is vitally important. tomorrow,"e "edge of a do not open number one in america, but it opened number one globally and did incredibly well. this is a global business. when china, india, on -- australia, all these different mixed with theg bottom line, it becomes a global .tory quickly mention the success of "teenage mutant ninja turtles," the reboot of the popular children's cartoon, grossing $120 million in the u.s. and canada in its first 11 days released here at how do you explain the enduring popularity of this franchise? >> we're going on two decades of ninja turtles. earlier in the year when the market

some say it's just a taste of the film industry we should have here in the city and in california godzillamped through the city. so did the inhabitants. it comes with disruptions, munni was disrupted, police was on stand by. mission between first and second streets will be closed later tonight. >> i love it. i think it's wonder. i know there's people that complain but then these people complain about everything. >> also not complaining the san francisco film commission. >> we've been really busy this summer it's been great. >> reporter: susana robins says the city benefits from any of these productions. >> even if they're just here for a few days, we benefit. >> reporter: california allocates $100 million a year in tax breaks. >> new york has $425 million to give out every year. we can't even compete. >> reporter: the commission is approving the money to land the shots. and the tax breaks are eaten up very quickly. so those companies that can't go out of state they're called run aways. according to the california commission california has lost $2 billion because that fund is so quickly dep

learned nothing from mecca godzilla? >> he was dangerous. >> he was. i think this is scary. it reminds me of when steven hawking said if there is alien intelligence out there we should keep our mouths shut and keep a low profile. the only thing we have going for us is our brains. they will treat us with the same compassion we treat the average lobster. >> we because of our higher consciousness eat lobsters with no consciousness. when the robot attains superior consequence he is an animal without need. >> look at that magnesium. >> exactly. exactly. joanne, are you still on the side, or are you hoping that perhaps you will be able to sell out the human race by perhaps getting a robo husband and becoming like a human rosa parks? i don't even know if that makes sense. a robot rosa parks. that still does -- that still doesn't make sense. >> i will be the first to go. i will be a robo host. joanne gnaw -- >> so i think that in these nursing homes i think the robots would definitely prevent theft if they are replacing people's jobs, that could be a good thing. they won't kill the

stars go to other than real people, mickey mouse, kermit the frog godzilla and the munchkins. walk of fame, name whose glamour is important aaround the world, that's a quote. controversy and bruise ee egos followed, of course. chaplain finally got a star in 1952. first eight stars installed clugincluded burt lancaster and joann woo woodward. prime time emmy awards. >>> hello everyone i'm david schuster. coming up on news, islamic state was demanding a $132 million ransom. we'll tell you why the u.s. government refused to pay. >>> influence questions tonight about police shooting in st. louis after cell phone video was made public and recovering from ebola, we'll talk to the son of one of the patients just released. coming up in an hour. >> is the nfl going to make musicians pay their way into starring in the super bowl half time show? but first, the 66th annual emmy award show is days away and there's a big controversy about what shows should be in what categories. let's bring in al jazeera culture critic bill wyman. some shows are in the wrong categories, and calling into que

this is like godzilla coming to town. every one of those fed $ going to be absolutely, oh, my god. here is ir -- eric holder. >> people in town could not deliver on hope of just is. they said we'll hand over the investigation. it went to state, to the f.b.i. the third arm that's come in now, via the president getting involved in this, is the attorney general. now the president has said, he certainlily will not go to ferguson, missouri. >> thank goodness. >> butter -- but eric holder is going. >> he has no business being there. let's be honest. >> what if your child is shot who is unarmed and in a conflict with a police officer, is killed -- >> you won't see eric holder there. >> that's an excellent question. >> you won't see him in chicago after a weekend's worth of violence, either. think of politics. >> even given that, like you can still strive for justice. like even if the investigation has been marred, even if the protests have been marred and fanned by activism and non sense, you can still from this point forward aim for justice and aim for calm. i don't know when that is goi

godzilla is turning the big 6- 0. 60. i think that's a good thing. the original actor tells us about the process ever creating the monster and wearing a 20 20- pound suit. try doing that the news is back ;;. in the morning. we'll see you straight up. what does that mean guys, 60 years old? >> holds up well and not yet for medicare. there you go. >> see you later. >> we'll be watching, gayle. thank you. >>> there's been another delay in the release of the senate intelligence committee report on c.i.a. interrogations following the niep nine attacks. -- 9/11 attacks. dianne feinstein says redactions to the study eliminate or obscure key facts in those findings. >> the report looks into the c.i.a.'s use of water boarding and other harsh interrogation methods following the terror attacks. the c.i.a. director is under fire after he admitted the agency spied on computers used by staffers who proposed the report. >>> earl sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to formally be questioned later today about his 2009 disappearance. bergdahl was freed back in may in

then godzilla comes. [ laughter ] >> yes. that happens. >> jimmy: that happens towards the end.re's helen mirren. and if you see this film on a a date, you will score. here's "the hundred-foot journey." take a look. >> you hear me up there? i said no. don't try to steal my children. >> i will report you, mr. kadam, for making too much noise. >> and i will report you for attempted child abduction. >> have you even asked the boy what he wants? >> you deliberately seduce him. you seduce his mind with your awful, tasteless, empty sauces. with your pitiful little squashed bits of garlic. >> that is called certainty of flavor. >> it's called meanness of spirit. if you have a spice, use it. don't sprinkle it. >> what you do not seem to understand is that there is such a thing as enough. enough is enough. >> yes, enough of you. always up there like a queen or something. you tell him it's classical. what is classical? >> classical comes from the word class. >> oh. >> and that is what he will learn in my kitchen. he will learn how to cook with class. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking abou

thank you. [ applause ] >> yes, um, whether you're talking about ken burns and the civil war or godzillaovies and television are first and foremost about entertainment. if it's not entertainment, it fails. >> right. >> this obviously didn't fail. my question, though, has to do with what do you think about daniel day-lewis' portrayal of lincoln as a person, not necessarily historically accurate words, but his portrayal? i think that's why the movie is called abraham lincoln and not the fight for the 13th amendment. spielberg wanted to give us lincoln. did he? >> well, i was mesmerized. i have studied lincoln for over 20 years and for me, the movie felt like five minutes. you know, so that's hollywood magic. that's what it does. i cannot do that in my books. mike wrote a great book about the 13th amendment. it's not as magical as spielberg's lincoln, and he knows it and i know it, and there's magic involved. what i tried to do today is show you behind the curtain, magic involved deception. there's deception in daniel day-lewis' performance and there's a lot of assumptions or premiseses tha

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ago, this couple was arrested for indecent exposure after some hanky panky during a showing of "godzillaght somebody in the moment? >> yes. but if nobody complains, let them get away with it. >> reporter: what i always complain about are the prices. eight bucks for a bucket of popcorn that costs, wait for it, maybe eight cents to make? a 10,000% mark-up. seriously? daylight robbery? well, not exactly. >> i make money by selling concessions. >> reporter: because, and here's a little-known fact, up to 70% of your ticket price goes to the studio and distributor. leaving the theater owner with pocket change. and wait until you hear this. >> you gotta do little tricks to -- to get them to buy concessions. >> reporter: okay, like? >> well, in my theater, i've got a exhaust pipe that runs from the popcorn machine into the actual auditorium.

this car was a predecessor to one called godzilla.s that he thinks the first prius, priuses? will become collectibles in 20 years. they can actually do 60 miles an hour -- >> pri-i? >> got to leave it there. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for watching "street signs." >> "closing bell" is next. see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange, where we're in full rally mode today, tyler. >> sure are. hi, kelly. i'm tyler mathisen at cnbc headquarters in for bill griffeth. this is not a boring mid-august day for the markets, not at all. merger and takeover news along with relative calm, apparently, between russia and ukraine helping to take the market higher and in a big way. >> yeah, dow up 167 points. as art cashin put it earlier, this is what geopolitical risk-off looks like, because it's not just stocks responding

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thank you. [ applause ] >> yes, um, whether you're talking about ken burns and the civil war or godzillaovies and television are first and foremost about entertainment. if it's not entertainment, it fails. >> right. >> this obviously didn't fail. my question, though, has to do with what do you think about daniel day-lewis' portrayal of lincoln as a person, not necessarily historically accurate words, but his portrayal? i think that's why the movie is called abraham lincoln and not the fight for the 13th amendment. spielberg wanted to give us lincoln. did he? >> well, i was mesmerized. i have studied lincoln for over 20 years and for me, the movie felt like five minutes. you know, so that's hollywood magic. that's what it does. i cannot do that in my books. mike wrote a great book about the 13th amendment. it's not as magical as spielberg's lincoln, and he knows it and i know it, and there's magic involved. what i tried to do today is show you behind the curtain, magic involved deception. there's deception in daniel day-lewis' performance and there's a lot of assumptions or premiseses tha

thank you. [ applause ] >> yes, um, whether you're talking about ken burns and the civil war or godzillaovies and television are first and foremost about entertainment. if it's not entertainment, it fails. >> right. >> this obviously didn't fail. my question, though, has to do with what do you think about daniel day-lewis' portrayal of lincoln as a person, not necessarily historically accurate words, but his portrayal? i think that's why the movie is called abraham lincoln and not the fight for the 13th amendment. spielberg wanted to give us lincoln. did he? >> well, i was mesmerized. i have studied lincoln for over 20 years and for me, the movie felt like five minutes. you know, so that's hollywood magic. that's what it does. i cannot do that in my books. mike wrote a great book about the 13th amendment. it's not as magical as spielberg's lincoln, and he knows it and i know it, and there's magic involved. what i tried to do today is show you behind the curtain, magic involved deception. there's deception in daniel day-lewis' performance and there's a lot of assumptions or premiseses tha

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it probably won't do as well as spid spider-man or godzilla in the united states. >> flip it around, biggest surprise loser, the one everyone thought was going to make a fortune and didn't perform at all. >> well, what's interesting is that if you look at the movies where they spent $150 million or more, they're very top of the chart. the only one that didn't perform well enough to make a positive revenue is -- that's the one picture that might lose money that cost over $150 million. the rest of them are all in black ink. >> does everybody now have to play almost exclusively in the hundred, 150, $200 million space? is it $50 million, $350 million, $20 million picture completely out when it comes to -- >> that's the other thing. those movies that come from the big city almost all made money. so if you look at the big movies, it's opened soft, ultimately that will be a very profitable picture. the biggest most profitable pictures are 22 and neighbors which are comedies at a much lower budget that did very, very good business, not only domestically, but worldwide. so there's still money