marvel with the iron man films, and now lucasfilms with the luc mandalorian.with these big entities. >> i think because when i engage with those properties they're ones that i feel passionately about, and i have a take on. and i feel a personal connection and responsibility to. >> and this is where we filmed a scene from iron man ii, actually. >> reporter: right here? even outside his office in an out of the way part of los angeles, favreau can readily find plenty of his own cinematic history. >> we snowed it in and did some art direction. there was a doorway over there that we had mickey rourke getting tickets to the races. this is where the marvel stuff was before they moved to atlanta. >> reporter: even as he pumps the brakes on feature films, the ri rise of skywalker is to be released next month. >> that's where we build all of our "star wars" gear. we have all the props available from us. because they keep everything documented and indexed. so we can order up storm trooper uniforms and aliens. >> reporter: first getting notice for writing "swingers." >> h

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in the last scene, he was iron man on the last day he was iron man that was just like amazing >> jimmyight? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, he's magical like that. robert downey jr >> very, yeah. >> jimmy: he is, right >> yeah. i mean, the thing is like, it's like the biggest franchise in the world and it like -- it was the biggest set i'd ever walked onto and he just was so cool and so elegant and like the russo brothers, it just -- it was amazing. >> jimmy: mm-hmm >> so it's cool that people see it now >> jimmy: yeah, and the fans love it. they got to see it and they're a fan. they approved. they loved that. >> i heard that's why it's out, though it was literally, like that's what i was told. it was out because people wanted to see it, which is also really cool 'cause it's like - >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: didn't have to yeah didn't have to well, here it says >> yeah. >> jimmy: if want to see it, go to disney plus and check it out because it's pretty cool let's talk about "knives out." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this a big whodunit type of mystery with -- what a a cast oh, my gosh. >> y

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next to watch out tony stark if you're watching because on the shores of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books earlier today daredevil inventor richard browning blasted into the skies above right inside his jet engine powered flight suit of the british rocket man smashed the previous world record for the fastest speed using a jet suit hitting 138 kilometers an hour all that's more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by browning in 2017. and reminded of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour a california hospital has now confirmed a female victim of a school shooting has died from her injuries at least 4 other people are being treated after a gunman opened fire near l.a. . thanks so much for watching a few of your business outcomes is up next also you know. the monsoon season but i usually do agree about the people vote for over the rich and home the fortunately the whole lot of emotions in that we can look. at the bottom of the family that the last and dragons in this world as we call them who used. to agree books on. th

>>ou put it on like it's the equal to iron man's mask o batm's cape and co.rs only one person you are when you put on one of those sweaters and that's fred rogers. >> thank you for that perspective. >> there is power in those sweaters. in later years the sweaters that mr. gers wore came in the mail and were dyed in a big soup pot. i don't think they use that same process for jennife lopez's outfits. she's st 11 weekaway fro sharg the sur bowltage with shakira. >> that's part othreonhe ju ldethe cover of "gq's" biggest issue of the year. ♪ live it up, le it up, go >> "gq's" icon of the year gets sultry at 50 and dishy j.lo saying she understands pink and rihanna saying no to the halftime over the nf controversy but, quote, it an amazing platform to put out whatever message you wt to. it's a great thing to have two latina women in mii headlining. [ singing in foreign language ] doing halime of course meannot getting paid, but j.lo reveals her "hustler's" salary s alsoip. >> i've nevebeen motivated by money. i do things because i love them. i didn't get paid a w

. >> you put it on like it'she equal to iron man's mask or batman's cape and cowl. only one person you are when you put on one of those sweaters and that'fred rogers. >> thank you for that perspective. >> there i power in those sweaters. in later years the sweaters that mr. rogers wore came in the mail and were dyed in a big soup pot. i don't think they use that same process for jennifer lopez's outfits.she'justeks away from sharing the super bowltage with shaka. >> that's part of the reas she ju landed the cover of "gq's" biest issue of the year. ♪ live it up, le it up, go >> "gq's" icon of the year gets sultry at 50 and dishy. j.lo sayinshe understands pink and rihanna saying no to the halftime over the nfl controversbut, quote, it's an amazing platform to put out whatever message you want to. it's great thing to have two latina women in miami adlining. [ singing in forei language ] doing halftime of course means not getting pa, but lo reveals her "hustler's" salary was also zip. >> i've never been motivated by money. i do this because i love them. i didn get paid

i put your comic books down because off the south coast of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books daredevil inventor richard browning blasted into the skies above brighton inside his jet engine powered flight suit the british rocket man smashed the previous world record for the fastest speed using a jet suit hitting a 138 kilometers per hour that is more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by browning in 2017. are coming up next on the german parliament has now cleared the way for the controversial north korean to pipeline but as all of has more on date of your business in just a few minutes don't go away. the . strong opinions clear position of international perspectives click on the witnessing often file and protests in countless countries around the world most soaking abounds in new global political awakening the world's in the process discovering common of well will be angry uprisings made us find out also the point sean might. cut in 60 minutes on the be w. . show and left wings this is super bowl speaking welcome to the show with

now but down your comic books because off the south coast of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books on thursday daredevil inventor richard browning blasted into the skies above right inside his jet engine powered flight suit the british rocket man smashed the previous world record for the fastest speed using a jet suit hitting 138 kilometers per hour that's more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by browsing in 2017. a soft landing on that beach just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on the w. there's been a 2nd death amid hong kong's turmoil a 70 year old street cleaner was hit by a brick when he got caught in clashes between pro-democracy activists and police last. week a student died after falling from a parking garage. not good you can always get the w. news all the coaches tell it or not from google play or from the apple store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for the breaking news you used to be up to send us photos and videos . you are watch

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all right watch out tony stark on the shores of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books take a look earlier today daredevil inventor richard whelan blasted into the skies above white inside his jet engine powered flight suit there you go the british rocket man smashed the previous world record for the fastest speed using a jet suit hitting 138 kilometers per hour that's more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by the fast man brown himself back in 2070. are here's a reminder that top story that we're following for you a california hospital says that 2 people have died after a school shooting 6 students are being treated after a gunman opened fire after a school near los angeles. you're watching the news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that we'll be right back. oh. d.t. you know that 77 percent of market are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. don't know what time off boyce's i was on the 77 percent talk about the issue. from the corner to the flash from the housing boom boom tow

. >>> all right, and finally a real-life iron man is taking flight in the guinness book of world recordentor richard browning known as jetman shattered his own world record for the fastest flight in a jetsuit. he sped through the skies at 85 miles per hour, which is about 50 miles per hour faster than his own old record. >> those sparking flying out of you like that, that does not make me feel good at all. >> he did it over water, so if it didn't go well, it would be really bad. >> eastly splashdown, i think. >> looks cool. >> more news. what's the time? device: a dime is ten cents. severe cold or flu? take control with theraflu. powerful, soothing relief to defeat your worst cold and flu symptoms fast. device: (sneezes) theraflu. the power is in your hands. why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription f

next watch out tony stark on the shores of england a real life iron man has soared into the record books earlier today daredevil inventor richard browning blasted into the skies above for right inside his jet engine powered flight suit you see in my face the british rocket man smashed the previous whole record for the fastest speed using a jet suit to getting a 138 kilometers per hour that's more than double the speed of the previous record which was also set by browning back in 2017 well he landed safely. you're watching t.w. news coming up next protests across the globe talking about a revolution i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i'm to see you then. the point is strong opinions clear positions international perspectives put country witnessing often violent protests in countless countries around the world people talking about a new global political awakening the world in the process is having come out of well will be angry uprisings made us find out what's the point of shows like. cut next on t.w. the. show hello halflings this is super bowl s

outrage by suggesting that normality cannot be restored without violating human rights senator andras iron man's made the remarks hours before another round of antigovernment protests demonstrators threw rocks at police vehicles. well that's you have to say to stay with us here and i'll just use continues after the stream. we. believe the 2 state solution do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a war in iraq we meet with global news makers and tweak about the stories the back to 000. i have for me ok and your industry and i'm really didn't debase violence knows no borders especially in this digital world today we discuss how to end online violence against women share your thoughts you can tweet us at 8 a stream or leave a comment to the live chat or also be in the street. 25th is the international day for the elimination of violence against women the goal is to bring attention to gender based violence it's an issue that continues to plague women and girls around the globe despite a 1904 united nations resolution aimed at t

. >> i'm going to sign up for a full iron man. >> really? when's that happening? >> that will be july. >> bill karins making it happen. >> seven morcnths. >> impressive. >> putting us to shame. >> she's done like eight marathons. let's get into this forecast. the arctic blast, the polar vortex, all of this, it's moving now through the midwest. it's going to be arriving on the east coast by the time we get to wednesday. let's just show you the windchill values. it's almost like a -- it's good for some. it's great for the retailers. this gets everyone towards the christmas spirit, gets some shopping, gets all the jackets and winter gear out the door. these windchills, you'll feel it. it's going to feel like the middle of winter. new york city at 15, chicago will be down to three, and that's some frigid stuff we're going to be dealing with. this morning we have 41 million people that are currently dealing with either winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories. it's not just like it's cold. we also have areas dealing with plenty of snow. we have winter storm war

what he's gone through in the last month, he did survive both brain and liver cancer, so he is an iron man comes to enduring examine carrying on as he does so well. no doubt it's also fueled by the prayers and thoughts of so many people not just in the u.s. but around the world who just think a great deal of jimmy carter. brianna? >> martin savage, thank you so much from atlanta. we appreciate that report about the former president. >>> a just-released poll is showing that one 2020 candidate is surging in iowa. this is two more contenders entering the race. that's right, the crowded, crowded race. but are more candidates what voters want? >>> plus the fate of drooem d.r.e.a.m.ers in the hands of the supreme court. will the president have to end the daca program? sit! i said sit! wwithout it, i cannot write myl tremors wouldname.xtreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for peopl

. >>> iron man. jimmy carter recovering from surgery to relieve pressure on his brain after falls. i asked him about recuperation just weeks ago. how did you have the resilience and strength, to be why, for showing up for habitat off falling and injuring yourself? >> i always put habitat first. we haven't missed a habitat project in 36 years. so i didn't want to miss this one. this would have been special for us. >>> good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in new york with breaking news on the most anticipated supreme court case in this term. the justices holding the future of 800,000 immigrants in their hands after hearing oral arguments on daca. president obama created the program by executive order in 2012 to protect undocumented young adults who came to the united states as children, some as infants, from being deported as long as they were enrolled in school or graduated or are in the military or have been honorably discharged. it's being challenged by the trump administration. now appealing lower court rulings that upheld the program. [ crowd chanting ] today daca backers are

back then, the marvel universe was only -- they'd just made "iron man" and i was -- "i'll, you know,[ laughter ] i know the way marvel plays it you're not allowed to tell me anything at all. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, you were telling me backstage that when you auditioned for "thor," you actually auditioned for thor >> i did [ laughter ] yes i did. they basically at the time they were, um -- they were looking for sort of less well established actors, so that the audience didn't have an association. they just wanted people to see these new characters these new actors >> jimmy: yeah - >> and i -- the agreement was, if you're over 6'0" and you've got blonde hair and, you know, you can come and have a pop at it so, i actually auditioned. i never auditioned for loki. i only ever auditioned for thor, which is nuts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and how long did the audition process - >> it was about three months >> jimmy: wow, so you thought for a second you go, "this is real i could be thor. >> i -- for a second [ laughter ] for a time, [ laughter ] for a second, yeah >> jimmy: we have friends over

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example, jason was telling michelle about how thanos made his first appearance in "the invincible iron manwas like, "i know the marvel universe like the silver surfer knows his home world zenn-la. don't spider-mansplain that to me, bitch. [ laughter and applause moving on. [ cheers and applause this is very helpful thanksgiving just coming around the corner this will be helpful when you're with grandparents and maybe also teens. it's "yeezer." this is an old guy who loves kanye. [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence my grandpa is such a yeezer, i went to the nursing home on sunday and he was listening to "late registration" on full blast and shouting, "we want pre-nup. [ laughter and applause our next new -- 'cause of course teens, very evolved, very interested in politics these days engaged, which explains this next new slang term. it's "joe biden. this is the kid who is overconfident he will be voted prom king. [ laughter and applause for example, kyle thinks he has prom king in the bag, but that joe biden just lost the theater nerd vote when he says "hamilton" sucks ass [ laughter ] nex

it's britain's answer to iron man — and he just set a newjet suit speed record — yes, that's a thing.ings but one of the main takeways from yesterday was this idea that there were two channels of diplomacy taking place in ukraine — which ambassador taylor said were seperate and at odds. so to recap here are some of the main figures involved. on one side you have the former us ambassador to ukraine — marie yovanovitch who will testify tomorrow. she was unexpectedly removed from her post in may this year. william taylor was brought in as her replacement to run the embassy in kyiv. david holmes is the staffer who worked under him, who allegedly overheard a phone—call in which the president was said asking for this investigation into the bidens. according to william taylor, that phone—call took place in a restaurant between president trump and the us envoy to ukraine gordon sondland. mr trump says he can't remember the phone call in question. we also heard testimony on wednesday from state department official george kent, about this "second diplomatic track" that was allegedly being drive

>>and take a look at this a real life iron man setting another record for body controlled jet enginebritish inventor by the name of richard browning, he reached speeds of more than 85 miles an hourn that suit that's more than double his record of 32 miles ahour said just 2 years ago, browning says that his new suit isade entirely from a 3 d printer. it has a leg wing and his lighter stronger and much smarter than his previous suits 85 mil an hour and that thing. analso take a look at this newborn babies and a pennsylvania hospital house celebrating cardigan day dressed up as mister rogers decked out in eir little infant size cardigans and ties parents of the newborns were happy tosee their babies dressed as mister rogers as the message body is a person is something they all strongly agree with. >>he's watching mister rogers just his lessons of kindness and acceptance of everyo. i'm rtainly stuck with me in something th we hope to teachers well. >>well the new film about mister rogers called a beautiful d in the neighborhood stars tom hanks and et to premiere on november 22th. it's a

. >>> a real-life version of iron man has shattered a record he just set a few years ago. >> britain'sally calls himself jetman. you can see why. he invented a jet suit, in 2017 managed to fly at 32 miles per hour. yesterday browning shattered that mark. his new and improved suit sped through the air at 85 miles per hour. browning says that's 7 miles per hour faster than he went while training. good, good for him, but -- what? >> that's a little scary. >> and over water. >> so the direction of the suit is controlled by body movement. i've always wanted to do something like that but i just -- >> what if you get a twitch? >> or a bird is coming right for you. >> yeah, right? that's really cool, though. >> yeah. >> the suit's entirely 3d printed. >> it's really cool. >> just keeps getting cooler. >>> coming up, ford squares off against ferrari in our "insomniac theater." >>> plus teresa giudice is in a no holds barred interview. the real housewife of new jersey opening up about her future with husband joe, still in italy awaiting his deportation appeal. >>> first the teenage pilot opening

id they choose to this giant, phallic shaped symbol which is kind of ironic for the man who could not father children himself, but even here ise shouldn't, george washington filled with martha's children. became a loving father to her children, some that respect, it shows the character of a person who accepted her children. have camee stories we from the first real biography of masongton, written by .eems the washington that he talks thor is a man that is like . a man that is larger-than-life. he talks about george washington throwing a silver dollar across the potomac river. a couple of problems with that story. -- anybody? there were no silver dollars. it is about a mile wide. nolant care if you are ryan or roger clemens, you are probably not going to throw a silver dollar across a mile wide river. one of washington's grandsons did say a young man, george washington, had thrown it across theriver which is on rappahannock. what weems is trying to do is give you an image of a man who is larger-than-life, who had this great athletic prowess. we know that george is a large man. about my

the monument is this giant, phallic shaped symbolm which is kind of ironic for the man who could not sire children himself, but even though he couldn't, here is george washington with martha's children. when he married martha, he did children and became a paternalistic loving father to her children, so in that respect, it shows the character of a person who accepted her children. it showed paternalism, acceptance. most of the stories we have of washington came from the first paternalistic loving father to her children, so in that respect,real biography of washi, written by mason weems. written by mason weems. it was published shortly after washington's death. and the washington that weems is a man that is like thor. he talks about washington throwing a silver dollar across the potomac river. a couple of problems with that story. first is -- anybody? there were no silver dollars. so how could he throw a silver dollar that didn't exist? rivercond, the potomac where mount vernon is is a mile wide. i don't care if you are nolan ryan or roger clemens, you are probably not going to throw a

. >> reporter: it was an unsettling text that had this man rushing to iron horse middle school. >> i got a text from my seventh grader that they were in lockdown because of a shooter threat. very upsetting. really, really upsetting. >> reporter: she kept checking her texts. she receivedd notifications. this man is with the unified school district. they have had similar incidents before. th protocols. >> we called the police immediately. put the school on lockdown as just a precautionary mesh. >> reporter: more than two dozen parents showed up, along with police. police are investigating but say they have not found any indication that the threat is credible. by early afternoon, the all clear was given. >> we have had drills. we never had an actual official lockdown. >> reporter: this student spent hours in her pe class waiting. she was relieved to see her parents. >> i was really overjoyed. i was happy. >> reporter: her dad rushed over and waited with her mom. they all left school before it ended and wouldn't mind more security tomorrow. >> of course. >> reporter: the police tell me t

dubbed iron man, he more than doubled his previous record of 32mph set in 2017 for the fastest speedree forms of propulsion, three vectors of thrust, and you can manipulate them so intuitively, we can train people and we have trained clients and our own tea m ofte n we have trained clients and our own team often within one day on a tether to fly. maybe not at 85 mph and with the wing and everything but to manoeuvre those jet engines you can achieve remarkable stability and control. it is essentially a little bit like a control. it is essentially a little bit likea human control. it is essentially a little bit like a human harrier aircraft for those that remember the harrier aircraft that propelled downwards to propel it upwards and sideways to propel it upwards and sideways to propel it upwards and sideways to propel it sideways. it is the landing, it looks remarkably cool, farfrom mad. what is going through your head as you are doing this?” get asked that quite a bit. i‘m not a racing driver but i think there might bea a racing driver but i think there might be a parallel there wher

iron fist. mohammamad bin salmlman is a militatary man. ziad is -- mohammed bin a mililitary man. >> in order to establish ththeir dominance in the middle east, they identified enemies that needed to be defeated. this noisy neighbor is accused of collusion with islamist groups a and an overly friendly relationship with iran. the amir of qatar was to overshadow - -- biggegest mistae was to oversrshadow the other t, byby staging the next super word cupp in qatat. >> the ua and saudi arabia having them host the most important sporting event is something they cannot accept. it goes against their egos. in the gulf, criticizing the royal family remains treasonous. punishable by prison or death. since the murder of jamal , no one has dared risk it. crime, he was publicly attacked mbs, the crown prince of saudi arabia. only foreign observers risk freely discussing these corals and upset the delicate balance. >> you can watch that report here in full at 9:15 p.m., saturday, november 9. or, you can watch it on our website. time for a look at the top

. >> i literally am here as the granddaughter of a union member, an iron ore miner, the daughter of a newspaper man and a union member >> reporter: how americans view unions has changed dramatically in the last ten years nearly two-thirds of adults in the u.s. now view unions favorably. >> we have things that have gone awry it is no surprise at all that you're going to see an increase in union organizing and an increase in interest in popularity of unions. >> reporter: but union member is at a decades low, 10% of the u.s. workforce. to effect change, the senator wants to reverse trump administration rules on overtime pay, and appoint more labor friendly judges. >> when there were changes in our country like during the gilded age and people weren't treated well, that's when unions came up, that's when unions organized. that's what this is really about >> reporter: perhaps, as another minnesotan wrote, for unions, at least, the times they are a-changin'. harry smith, nbc news. >>> the price you pay. big savings on your holiday shopping starting at midnight >> reporter: perhaps, >>> back now with two

. >> happy to be here, man, and ironic enough i was on a meditation retreat. got a call and said we need you over here. dan has to go on his. >> fro pressure. seriously, we're all counting on you. good to have you here. switching gears, though, the impeachment proceedings dominating the headlines this week and now starting to hear from a voice who's been mostly silent through it all. >> yeah, all this and john bolton making some startling claims. the former national security adviser saying the white house barred him from his own twitter account when he left the job. the white house responding. >> we'll have more on that in a moment. we start with the winter weather slamming a good part of the country overnight. this train looking a bit like the polar express as it plows its way through kansas several major storms are threatening to disrupt thanksgiving travel. rob marciano is in ohio with "gameday." what we can expect as holiday travel intensifies. good morning to you, rob. >> good morning, eva. this is the time of year we get that snow, that rain mix and acti

ironically the greatest threat to the ruling swapo party. could be this man. a former dentist he's a member of swapo but he's running as an independent some analysts say this is a sign of a power struggle in swapo. the fear there is that he will put a dent in the president's support and here is another newcomer esther when junk way was elected leader of the national unity democratic organization in march and has become the 1st woman to run for president in the history of the country. like candidate it's she's tapping into unhappiness with the state of the economy this is been in a slump since 2016 and it's getting worse by the day with the situation exacerbated by a drought and falling commodity prices youth unemployment stands at nearly 50 percent she says this is having a transformative effect on a new generation. there is a change in the political climate in the maybe the youth has been very apathetic there was a buffy among the use they never. minded about going to the polls and so on but now you see it every that or meetings that political but this if you

be paid attention to what this is all about this is about trying to punish a man for telling us the truth and isn't it ironic that we have at the moment we have the stories coming out the allegations of war crimes in iraq carried out by british soldiers and yet the people who took that decision to take this to war in iraq the political leaders have put it and it was an illegal war don't forget that they see these leaders who have total unity whereas the guy who actually revealed to us the illegalities that was going on remains in jail and in a terrible situation in regards to his health really is a scandal i would hope that the journalists who played a key role in this campaign of character assassination of this much in the sun would cause tonight and you know hang their heads in shame but i'm afraid a lot of the quite famous i don't think that they'll be doing that neil thanks for coming on always appreciate your a frank opinions journalist broadcast the neil clark is my guest. thanks neal. now you might have noticed a new feature that we started using this week certain stories have a q.r. codes alongside i

ones marked by metal rods to form an iron curtain tore still want to touch the concrete that once divided not just but in but the eastern and western blocks like this man from california. actually expected to be more tall. yet it seems like it's extremely durable impressed said it still here the remains of the wall are a real tourist draw guided tours take place daily this area he was controlled by border troops in the end in 181-2001 them and watch towers in this area every 2 to 400 meters tourists can see the one watchtower still standing here otherwise the tour guides have to help people visualize what this area used to look like. at least one thing there are traces you can show how the city's changed and what the war meant for people who live here. without a guide like andrea's folks who are new to berlin often look for the bull inventing . i have no clue. we just arrived recently so there's a wealth of it there but i doubt that this one. but this actually was part of the berlin wall what east german authorities dubbed the anti fascist protection beriah one stretched for 160 kilometers now just a few kilometers remain and the border is gone for goo

alexander, you were a man in your early 30s, grew up on the other side of the iron curtain.id you dance when you saw the wall come down? first of all, i need to say something important. i think there is a misconception that the wind of change came from the west and even eastern europe. it came from the soviet union. because the change started in the soviet union. the attempt to liberalise? yes. people were waiting for something. it was not a surprise for us like it was a surprise for thomas. something had to happen and something had to give. this is the important part. people do not realise in the west that the people in the soviet union do not like communism. they were under oppression by communism. the reasonjosef stalin killed those millions is they were against millions. it was not like he wasjust in this killing people indiscriminately. his regime was despised and hated. that is why in russia and the soviet union generally, they were ready for something to start happening. that is why, an important point, there was no bloodshed. it was a peaceful revolution. and it was

man at the helm. berry gordy was a songwriter. >> ironically, here he was trying his best to make black music that wouldullivan show" and kill. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean shaven, debonair, and all of that changed in the '70s. >> marvin wanted to compete at a high level. why can't i make a record like the beatles? i'm selling records like they sell. why can't i have that artistic expression? ♪ punish me with brutality ♪ talk to me honey so you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on, yeah, what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here, and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america. look at yourselves, america. >> he's talking about the war. he's talking about poverty. changing artists in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was

the worst of socialism was seen by this man when he would did forced labor behind the iron curtain before eisenhower arranged for him to be reunited with his parents as a part of a spy swap. ultimately he rose to the top of the advertising giant, young and rubicam. he is concerned that capitalism is not doing what i can for society and the government must be confined to the constructive but limited role it has to play. theovernment cannot provide rules, guidance, and entrepreneurial spirit. government, must -- government must, however, have the guideposts and the regulations. i am hundred percent behind that. in fact, it isn't -- the government cannot legislate justness. business must really except, capitalists must adopt justness and fairness and must produce the great work and the great results. capitalists can do that. history is replete with examples when governments wanted to take over. that's what socialism was about. communism was really socialism. forget marks. it was socialism. controlling the means of production. it has failed, it has been tried. the scandinavians are not social

man up for this work. >> after initially signing a contract in 2017 with gravado's flat iron for work on the high-speed rail project, nelson's investment and machinery sat idle because high-speed rail authorities had not obtained the proper rights of way. >> not one work order we ever did did we ever complete it, not one. ee >> as for the work the company did perform, kristen says it took seven months to funnel down to her and to her bank account. when the checks did arrive, it did not cover nelson construction's costs, a fraction of what the contract called for. >> we received a little over $5,000 check. >> when you were expecting 60,000? >> correct. >> nelson's complaint follows a lawsuit filed by another small company, west pacific electric against gravados alleging much the same thing. according to the federal suit, he was brought on as a subcontractor, invested $2 million. then could not make deadlines because high-speed rail did not have the rights of way to the land where thek w to occur. >> very few are getting paid on time. >> david mendoza is project manager at the minority development business ag