" and "ironman 2." he's now directed the highly anticipated -- yeah, give it up. he's great. he's now directed the highly "the jungle book" which opens april 15th in theaters and imax 3-d. please welcome the multitalented jon favreau, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's nice to see you. >> thanks for sending the suit over for me. >> jimmy: yeah, it's perfect. you look good. >> great gift. >> jimmy: you look sharp. we look exactly the same. we're dressed alike. [ light laughter ] that's really interesting. >> before and after. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mustache, too. hey, i got to just say nice things about you. you can plug your ears if you want to. but -- you wrote "swingers" and you acted in it. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: one of yours -- that's probably the first i found out about you but then you went on to direct "elf." [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter and applause ] then you did "ironman." [ cheers and applause ] you did -- i love even "chef." [ applause ] jungle book" w

>> how is it that the annual average household income of ironman participants is $247,000?amazing. what it comes down to is ironman specifically are drawing the most affluent, aggressive, tight a folks who participate in these things and they are willing to spend a huge amount of disposable income to get stronger and faster. to get the edge, a little quicker in the pool. to get the best choose -- the best shoes or shorts or whatever it takes. betty: i love that shot we had. the guy pounding his chest as he crosses the finish line. jason, thank you so much. jason kelly. you can read his story in bloomberg businessweek on quest diagnostics. ironman. we should do it. mark: me and you. betty: i will never make it. mark: i give it to you. chinese history on the auction block. a sotheby's of hong kong to show you what is available at its spring sale. ♪ mark: we had to hong kong where sotheby's kicked off its spring sale. the auction house says it is putting the most important chinese historical object ever to be offered at auction on the block. >> this is the largest -- first gra

they don't automatically leap to ironman.art small and build up from there. it's not just triathlons, it's everything. we talk about clean up your garage, whatever it is. any challenge you set for yourself, achieve that goal. >> and, jay, you feature the nation's triathlon here in the movie. why that race? >> yes. that race was important because, one, it's one of the largest triathlons in the united states. and i believe in the world as well. >> uh-huh. >> and it was important to us that the film is very northern virginia centric, very virginia centric, and we wanted something that was iconic. we were able to get shots in this film that no oth other film. and that's something that we thought like having that be the culmination, that be the climax of the film was going to be something very powerful. >> and you both have ties to virginia. >> right. >> so you do a lot of filming there. >> yeah. i'm from northern virginia and jay is from richmond, but it's the first race i did as far as being an olympic distance triathlon, plus i

events like ironman triathlon. trying to reserve valuable this this models in these events. most investors will closely watch apple policies iphone numbers, sales of apple watch are starting to tick higher. a look at apple passes revenue. more is coming up after the break. ♪ lisa: the justice department gives antitrust approval to a charter deal. julie hyman has been looking at the stop the action and has the latest. julie: positive stacked reaction for the $55 billion deal. they have been waiting on antitrust approval to also in the process of buying bright house networks, another smaller cable provider for 10 the dollars. both deals are making the second-largest provider in the united states. charter shares are up by 2% and shares of time warner cable also spiked on the deal. when the deal is all said and they will have gained 13 in 24 millioners customers in 41 states. as part of the deal with the justice department, china cannot strike agreements with programs that make it more to for streaming services like netflix to obtain content. we talked about, conditions but on t

there is a deep divide in superhero universe and ironman and captain america do not play nice togetheraptain? you seem a little defensive. >> well, been a long a day. >> who is in the squad in real life? >> downy is my entire squad. >> rdj posted before the big event, speaking ofsquads, we know they have sebastian stand on his list watch him take over the interview. >> you ever see this guy this handsome walking the street? he will get arrested because he is killing all the will ladies. look at this. pow pow pow. >> why don't i just let you interview each other? >> okay, great. get out of here. what are you wearing? little black on gray on gray on black. that's jay-z. >> what does rob vert that people may be surprised to hear? >> he has the incredible skill of making best bath possible. him and our son take the most adventuresome weirdo like -- >> fun baths. >> yeah. we didn't see that coming or this. >> coming up next, you want to see a big star blush? the real story behind this steamy chris hemsworth and jessica chastain makeout from the huntsman. >> it'sembarrassing. >> and correcti

>> he's training for ironman.e has a secret adventure on the way. >> he climbs kilimanjaro. >> and he's training. so, yeah. get off the couch and let's do it. >>> driving in asia is pretty much controlled chaos. >> you can see anything like in this video from thailand. the person whip outs the camera because they're so camera. look at the motor bike they are following. there are some reports saying this guy suffers from a condition that causes him to fall asleep. all the way to the left almost drifted -- it's incredible he hasn't hit anything by this point. your luck only lasts so long. you see the woman walking down the street. he runs into her and the car was honking his horn and you know you have that kind of condition, i wonder why you would ride at all. >> there was some reports saying there was no serious injuries. everybody is so confused. we head to china for the next video. you can see a huge crowd gathered around. it quickly becomes apparent this young lady is in serious pain. her right foot is trapped u

fernÁndez, pero más allÁ de eso el mismÍsimo braulio ledezma nunca imaginÓ que serÍa el doble de ironmanble de ironman, el veracruzano ingresÓ al mundo de la fama hace dos aÑos gracias a un meme que la hicieron comparÁndolo con robert downey y se hizo viral. >> me tomaron la foto sin darme cuenta, y cuando regresÉ al trabajo me dijeron, estÁs en redes sociales y se hizo viral. addis: esto le cambiÓ la vida, su sueÑo ha sido cantar, y los vÍdeos que Él inocentemente subiÓ a la red fueron compartidos por la gente que los titulaba: ironman canta, alejandro fernÁndez. >> tuvo millones de reproducciones, una que se compartiÓ mÁs de 100.000 veces, en la pÁgina del sitio centraron mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas, hace 27 aÑos que canto, primero fue como la vez de alejandro fernÁndez, y sÍ. (canta) addis: tuvo la suerte de cantar una canciÓn con don vicente fernÁndez en un palenque, escuche si se parece o no su voz a la de alejandro. (cantan) addis: fÍsicamente se parece a robert downey y su voz la comparan con la del potrillo, vaya situaciÓn, braulio admite que esas dos grandes coincidencias le han

boy the way wednesday i tweeted out and asked if he was team cap and team ironman. i have yet to get a a response. >> i feel like after all of the nice things i have said i can get a little loyalty in turn. >> i feel like he is a traitor. >> edward snowden is mown for his loyalty? >> skip that because none of you will get it. curt schilling -- i was going to talk about jean michelle. >> a great film scorer. he may be talking about his father. >> i am. >> curt schilling slams. them. >> the invite is open. who do we love more, mommy or daddy? i hate it when they fight. >> you brought up schilling's video game company and the controversy he got a $75 million loan george w. bush tee from the state of -- >> nailed it. >> millennials don't like capitalism. tom, as you know i couple -- i council a lot of women. i say hate the cronie and not the capitalism. >> they keep making them up. >> as currently practicing in america i don't like it either. >> maybe touch socialism if you recall that from the old commercial. >> rob you ask why they get everything and then hitting them

. >>> and you know him from "swingers," "elf" and "ironman" and you love her from "twilight." jeffery and ashjohnn favreau and ashley square.on favreau jon favreau and ashley greenhouse taking over times square. >>> look who is out there in times square. jon favreau himself, the man behind so many of our favorite s here live this morning. he is reimageing "the jungle book." we'll talk to them. >> i like how him saying good morning, america made you laugh. >>> everyone is obsessed with musical.ly including ariana grande, keke palmer, vanessa hudgensen, my daughters, lara's daughter. george's daughters. we've all been dealing with in our house. >> we have some excitement at home just the fact that we're doing this. >> you would think it was like the president coming to visit in our house and ginger zee giving it a go singing justin bieber's "sorry" and one of the biggest stars of musical.ly, i actually her name is baby ariel and has 7 million followers. some of them may be your kids. they're definitely ours and we'll talk to her live. >> first amy with the morning rundown. >> th

. >> captain america, hawkeye, the hulk, ironman. obama, george washington. >> wow! >> jackson.> they must have edited that. hello. obama? clinton? this is not that hard to do. >> the first and the last president and miss the other 43. >> do you know what it does? after spending my life in public life in news and information, you think what the hell have i been doing? this is the young, not all young. there are some people there of some age. that there's such little knowledge about such basic sthings very daunting. >> yes. you put out so much great historical work. >> okay. well, gangsters and now we're learning. >> sxin sane aisle ems. >> i would have been the exact opposite. i cannot name a single avenger. >> me either. >> is captain america an avenger? >> i don't know. >> i have one of the costumes. the black leather onesie. >> wear it on the 11:00. finally, remember the old show, kids say the darnedest things? last night there was a town hall featuring the cruz family talking about family time. and he admitted he recently dressed up in a pink boa and let's legal her break so

wants to see what the awrongers are doing, steve rogers or captain america is against the idea and ironmanny stark, supports it so they are taking sides. there are a lot of super perots -- heroes getting this fights with each other. chris evans and robert downey are among the stars that showed up. >> worked so hard for them, for fans, we do not did it for ourselves but so fans are happy. >> captain america civil war opened may 6. >> at 6:00, an argument at a central california home improvement store ends in a brawl, the college student facing charges. >> how marin county is honoring >> how marin county is honoring a north bay man murd i hate the outside. well, i hate it wherever you are. burn. "burn." is that what the kids are saying now? i'm so bored, i'm dead. you can always compare rates on progressive.com. oh, that's nice, dear. but could you compare camping trips? because this one would win. all i want to do is enjoy nature and peace and quiet! it's not about winning. it's about helping people find a great rate even if it's not with progressive. -ugh. insurance. -when i said "peace an

. >> chris evans returns as "captain america" facing off against his now enemy ironman played once again b robert -- robert downey, jr. it >> oh, man. i'm so impressed. but every movie that they make, this happens and every movie police out bigger crowds and more enthusiasm. i mean, i think marvel is taking over the world. >> the film opens nationwide may 6. >>> you wonder what i see in your future? possibility. >> the first trailer yesterday for marvel's dr. strange. initial impressions show it will be a much darker movie than the previous films. it starts benedict benedict. >>> did you the video of a goalie who wants to run away and hide? the big story with the giants coming up. ,, ,,,, most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo. with a full size beef patty, bacon, and creamy ranch sauce, on toasted sourdough bread. plus hot & salty fries and a freestyle drink for just $4.99. because flavor always beats formulas. the sourdough bacon ranch combo,

fashionably off, my band-aid is usually ironman or a cartoon character, whatever is in the house so iorse, little unicorns, i don't give a damn as long as it stops the bleeding. >> i like a band-aid that looks like an open wound. >> not my first choice but i got the white guy band-aid on me again. >> did you call him white guy band dances. you are a tall woman. i just thought i'd point that out and move on. couldn't i easily say you're guilty of tall privilege. >> but it's not my fault. obviously like white privilege, you're just born into it, right my dad's fall, 6'4". it just happens. >>> it's on the band-aid front. that was totally ridiculous and i don't understand it. i have hello kitty band-aids. on behalf that this stuff brings us great shame and doesn't make any sense. >> we have things on both sides -- >> yours is louder and might be president. >> nicely done. kat wlashgs is wrong with just an open wound? is it a band-aid wound shaming? >> i don't want a hug chair. i got a lot going on but if you ever hear me talking like emotionally about any of my furniture, like buy me one

for information, that literally days after -- the day after he marched in the grand review at the ironmanashington at the end of the civil war he was depleted tax somewhat eventually became occupation of the only major confederate state that has not actually been conquered by union armies is barely any penetration. it was a state that because of slavery had actually move stronger and sent their human property member crew, the institution room are rooted. so the interest it now says with a very large population of african-americans in which slavery was still being pursued on a practical level even though legally he hadn't been abolished. the 9-year-old girl who had been held in slavery pharma after the declaration of emancipation who have left the plantation where she was being held across 23 miles of countryside to find her mother. the teenage boy from the family had held her found her and murdered her brutally. custer had to decide what to write here. this is the central element of how the military played this role during reconstruction. the federal tool for pursuing federal policy is an

true story and i know you have to work with me on this but a couple of years ago i was competing in ironman in kona, hawaii. and i had so much crowd support more than ever before and i thought, why are these people in hawaii just cheering me? i mean, they really like me. they must think i'm racing really well. it was inspirational. i was racing harder and harder. i sent my finisher picture to my son. these people in hawaii are so nice. they are just cheering me on. mom, they're cheering on 4/20! [ laughter ] >> that was my number. >> it's clipped off. >> we could see it. >> you could see it on the arm too because they stamp you but everybody was like, szoka! go 4/20, we love you 4/20. god, they really, really like me! >> you're going to like the weather today. lots of clear skies. good morning, everyone. temperatures may be coming down a tad but nonetheless slightly above average. 43 degrees in santa rosa at this early hour. san francisco 56, 4 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. mostly sunny skies approaching 70s in pacifica today. 70s at the bay, under 80 inland. we'll time out the rain tog

the director of "ironman" was recruited and he recruited a boy from manhattan and the result is one of the best what began life as a book for children in the 19th century became a beloved cartoon a couple of generations later. the jungle book has now been updated for the 21st century. and the tale of the boy raised by wolves is even more enchanting thanks to photorealism. technology that allows us to imagine animals can really talk. >> we are the only family he's ever known. >> reporter: lupita nyong'o lends her voice to the boy's mother, bill murray is perfect as baloo the bear and so are scarlett johansson as a percent and idris elba as the tiger. his protector played by ben kingsley thinks the little guy belongs with his own kind. >> the jungle is no for you. >> but this is my home. >> only man can protect you now. >> reporter: so begins the and amusing. >> call me louie. >> reporter: that's christopher walken having fun and some have complained the actor plays it too broad. but he made me laugh so hard i can't agree. >> how do >> kid, i got ears my ears got ears. >> reporter: all w

you looked like ironman there. >> augments reality in your strength. >> like the michelin man. >> like c3po. >> i liked it! it's a good look. >> thank you. >>> just how much will the average wedding run couples these days? the sticker who isic that could get you -- -- the sticker shock they could get walking down the aisle. it's big. >> we are in old westbury at what they call the polo house. they even have horses, plus a porsche comes with the property. that's coming up in "living large." >> also -- >> up and back down and it all happened really fast. >> a close call on the highway. why the driver says his brush with a big tree could have been so much worse. >> and he used to be someone's -- it used to be someone's trash. now it's treasure. (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and n

captain america versus ironman. >> i really do have a strangely serious investment in these films. >>eporter: what do you mean by that? >> it's not going to be entirely predictable, characters are going to make choices that surprise you. captain. >> the comic books were really wonderful pieces of literature. >> reporter: the basis for this film but it will diverge from the source material. >> i think that marvel likes to keep fans excited, guessing, curious, all that stuff. >> reporter: are you a good person or a bad person? >> i think we're all good and bad in this film. >> reporter: you're all good and bad. >> yeah, because it's a civil war. >> downey is playing a much darker version of tony stark and he's crushing it. >> punch you in your perfect teeth. >> reporter: they say you go to a fairly dark place in this movie. >> good. >>? >> reporter: there are two teams. are you on the same team? >> none of your business. >> chadwick? i'm on my own side. chad which can boseman is black panther. do you go by chad which can or chad? >> try calling me chad. try it. >> reporter: this is what

we are getting the slow but they growth story, g1 on stocks missed an ironman?utely think you own stocks here. when people start being bosses and fixed income portfolios which you get in the back half of this year. you will see individual investors push into names they know, stocks by 10% or more forever. maria: part of the reason for the rally and march of people thought we've got some negative early in the year that it was a bounce back. >> you at one of the worst starts to a new year history down 11% or 12%. we were discounting recession. the economy started to put up better numbers on the board and made a pretty strong bounce back to that point with corporate earnings not so good, we may see little bit of a correction before resume higher. maria: we will leave it there for a little bit later. good to see both of you gentlemen. we will be right back. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help i

i wish i could just send in ironman -- [laughter] sen. mcconnell: i don't -- i don't mean that as a joke. i just wish that the tragedy of war, conflict, terrorism, etc. did not end up creating circumstances where we wheeled in connecticut power and don't end up hurting anybody who should not have been hurt. what i tried to do is this, set up the system as best i can. i think it is important for those who are critics of the u.s. government, and this includes folks on the outside, to examine the incredible progress we have made over the course of a couple of decades, because this conversation did not even exist, did not even crossed the minds of people in the white house as recently as 30 or 40 years ago. it was not even a factor. this in auish over very serious way. is a legitimate concern is the transparency issues. i think the way this got built up through our intelligence and meant that0 programs it was not subject to the same amount of democratic debate as when we are conducting what are department of defense conventional operations. t

the director your his work in ironman and chef and a great film maker and great work.th seeing in 3-d. not for the young children. there are very intense sequences. it's of a jungle book he saw in 1967. it feels very realistic. i give it four and half out of five. one of the best films of the year so far. next up is criminal which could have been great the cast is amazing. , costar and gary almond great casting. but what happened is the script is terrible. the movie feels like it's missing something. it was overly convoluted and do not make sense. and i love kevin costner. but the plot line that kevin costner character is a death row inmate and they essentially implants the memories of addyi agent into his mind so we can basically finished a mission that ryan reynolds character was on to help save lives. the film really failed on almost every level. there are great performances that times. he does a great deal of what has but overall it's not worth seeing. it's a bad film with a great cast and great content. and barbershop the next cut this is the new film of the barbe

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