audience does plus kind of the right pages from the governor because i'm kind of the glue of the marvel universe guys that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our guest is claude greg the actor writer director you know our guest from his years of playing julia louis dreyfus is ex-husband on the millet benches of old christine he's been resurrected from the dead and reprisals his role as asian phil coles them from the avengers on the current a.b.c. a.b.c. hit marvel's agents of shield it airs tuesday nights at eight pm you've had a journey you've had this character had a journey give me a little chronology write. my neighbor at the time john fabbro lived down the street from me in santa monica was put together a franchise that was not a well known comic book character at that time iron man was really not on a par with kind of batman and those characters and he put together this amazing cast with robert downey and gwyneth paltrow and jeff bridges and as someone who grew up reading comics i watched it from afar thinking i can't wait to see this movie and then i got a call s

>> reporter: in the world of marvel, fan pressure just might work.ent colson back from death. >> when he was dead people started posting all over the globe. colson lives. they wouldn't accept it. suddenly he's back and he's got his own show. >> reporter: they promise to reveal very soon just what went down to bring our everyman/superhero back to life. >> i feel that you're a beacon to all men in their 40s. who want to be fabulous. >> i feel -- yes. i feel that, you know, you seem like a potential s.h.i.e.l.d. agent, if one who isn't secretly already. what do you think? >> reporter: colson makes me feel like i could really be an agent. >> i'm weapons trained. >> are you? >> oh yeah. >> you can field strip it? >> no. >> you want to be able to have mom, dad, junior, sis, all be able to sit and go, that's my favorite character. >> and you made the geeks british. so you can laugh at british people. >> actually, they're the smartest ones. >> reporter: ian comes from the same part of scotland as me. he's my people. when it comes to beautiful women, i can't

. >> stephen: thank you for that report on miss marvel, miss rodra-gweez. folks, this-- (laughter) this affront has taken me aback. a muslim cannot be a superhero, for pete's sakes, they're on the no fly list. (laughter) her name is kamala khan and as miss marvel, she can grow and shrink her limbs and her body, and shape shift into other forms. folks, if she can shape shift, that means literally anything could be muslim. a lamp, a sandwich, a tiger, a nonthreatening muslim. (laughter) it's even more upsetting when you consider the original miss marvel. she was wholesome and all-american. blond, family valued with two bulging chest muscles. and clearly wearing her sunday church panties. (laughter) this is nothing more than sharia creep plain and simple. first she's a comic character. then she gets her own movie, then action figures, the next thing you know, my kids are dressing up as her for halloween and shouting trick or treat, death to captain america! it's coming. mark my words. nation, you know i am judge, jury and executioner so making love with me is

but miss marvel is the first muslim title character in marvel comic's history, and many comic book fans looking forward to her big debut. >> everyone wants to be saup hero, and it is great to be included in the genre. >> reporter: those are the messages miss marvel's creators hope the world will bring. >> reporter: she is trying to embrace all of the identities at the same time. >> reporter: diversion comic book characters haven't always sold well, but they are hoping to turn that around. >>> it's dave warren fast-moving storm bringing rain and snow to this dakotas and minneapolis. it will move quickly through. it is pulling up a lot of warm air from the south. many wind advisories being issued from oklahoma kansas. there is some light snow still coming down, but that storm has moved out. just a few isolated snow flakes and maybe a rain shower. not a lot or widespread and it is moving. over the oregon area, washington, idaho, and montana. the searchtures in seattle will stay down, we'll keep the rain in the forecast saturday and sunday, but by monday and tuesday it is drying out. there

marvel comics create a muslim teen girl from new jersey. >> fred, the first miss marvel appeared in comicyears ago. but the new miss marvel is younger, she's a teen-ager and is from jersey city and she is a muslim american. in the world of people super heros, there are the great wonder woman, cat woman, black widow and soon to leap onto the pages of comics could be another kamala khan, miss marvel. everyone has a super power. what are her powers? >> she is a poly marshal. she can change her shape at will. the knew character is a 16-year-old muslim american from jersey city new jersey. she is the brain child of editor who is also a muslim american from new jersey. >> when you talk about her past does it mirror your own? >> um, to an extent. i would say that the idea for miss marvel and her background was loosely based on some of my experienced and what i have had. coming to life with wilson. >> even though i didn't grow up in the faith i tried to bring in as much of that feeling of authenticity as possible. >> forget super powers in the real world authenticity and story are the key to surv

we have marvel product on disney xd. we didn't really see the need to necessarily create more marvel product for our own networks. and thought this was a great opportunity for us to monetize some great characters. it's kind of been interesting all day listening to the money that's being raised by twitter in its ipo for 140 characters. here we are raising a substantial amount of money for our thousands and thousands of characters. i guess that's maybe another way to look at it. >> yeah. no, no, you're right. by the way, at the end of the day this is a real big positive for consumers. they're getting this original content at a good price. what did you think of the twitter ipo? i mean, what's changed in your world over the last few years? mobility, right, bob? i mean, is that the sort of, you know, innovation of the day and twitter going public today and raising all that money is sort of emblematic of that? >> it is. i don't have comments about all the specifics. but i'd say the most dramatic change that i've seen in media,

economics will be miss marvel. and this time, it's a difference. she's a teen from new jersey who happens to be a muslim. roxanna reports. >> economic books heroes are typically white men, and she's hoping to change that. >> i grew up as a muslim woman. but it's about being a young girl and maneuvering the pathways to adulthood. >> meet the new miss marvel. she's also known as kamala kahn, a 16-year-old with the power to change shape. she's pakistani american, and she's muslim. she said that she often felt disconnected growing up as a muslim in america. >> we don't have as many strong female leads as we should. and we don't have as many diverse characters in the media. >> reporter: the new character will live here in one of the country's most diverse cities. jersey city, new jersey. as the city's only comic bookstore, manager, herbert jackson, said that the new super hero sounds cool. >> being muslim is a huge step. and being a teenage girl, there are no super heroes out there really. >> reporter: in comic booktivi

for the surrealists, art opened a route to the marvelous, or the surreal. this is rene magritte's le double secret, painted in 1927. the surrealists understood, perhaps better than any group, that man is like an iceberg, of which only a small part is visible in the light of the conscious mind, the rest of which is submerged, moved, and guided by darker currents of the human subconscious. the problem was how to find ways into the subconscious, how to release the spontaneous flow of imagery that would be as unsettling as the chance encounter of an umbrella and a sewing machine on a dissecting table. andre breton advocated two routes into the marvelous-- through dreams and automatism. influenced by psychoanalytical theory, breton decreed that subconscious images could only become available if the oppressive control of reason was evaded. the transcription of dreams attracted the so-called "painter" painters such as rene magritte and salvador dali. dali's painting, soft construction with boiled beans-- a premonition of civil war, seems to embody his ambition to

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the new miss marvel character is a muslim american from new jersey.a muslim-american from new jersey. >> whether you talk about her past, does it mirror your own personal past? >> to an extent. i would say that the idea for miss marvel and her background was loosely based on some of my experiences that i've had. >> monday the vision coming to marvel pages with the help of willow wilson, a convert to islam. >> even though i didn't grow up in the faith, i certainly tried to bring in as much of that feeling of authenticity as was possible. >> forget superpowers in the real world, authenticity and story are the key to survival. so says matthew rhine heart, author of pop-up books for d.c. super heroes and transformers. >> so growing up, you know, sort of a little different than everybody else it's nice to see a different family and a character dealing with her belief system and yet having the amazing powers and being a super he hero. >> here in jersey city, they boast of a super hero population. they can't wait for it to hit the stands. but miss marvel's c

absolutely not-- the marvel films-- i've counted 30 marvel films have come on over the years and this is definitely in the bottom third of that. > > what's wrong with it? > > it has no real momentum to it-- the first hour i was completely bored with the story-- it doesn't really have much of a story. it doesn't really advance the characters at all which you think you'd might get after the avengers-- you know even to take on a pure adventure story-level-- it doesn't do much there. it doesn't spring to life until his brother loki-- played by tom hiddleston-- takes over for a little bit during the middle, but even though it's a real bore. it's a real disappointment. > > well nonetheless it is coming out this weekend at the box office. this film will be joined by about time and 12 years a slave which will be expanded on the silver screen this weekend, so let's talk about time. you saw this film, you say it's a little confusing or not impressive... what do you think? > > it's a weird film to sit through. the film sort of has this sort of time travel element... this mix of a romantic comedy

it's marvelous to see him at 59 committed to this message as he's ever been. >> he has changed so many people's lives. you know that even without seeing the celebration of his life last night. he's ministered to multiple presidents. what does he say today is his legacy? it's quite an honor to be able to have the ear of presidents and be able to advise a president but also to have millions that follow him. >> well, i think his legacy is he's been faithful. he's been faithful to the gospel message of jesus christ. he hasn't changed. when he's with a president, he says the same thing as if he was

marvel to hit comic book stands. but ms.she should be covered. >> i think some people may not like the fact that she's not covered or that her outfit is a little bit fitted. more conservative families are like that. but the point is that we're trying to show a version of the muslim american world that people might not necessarily see. >> like her or not, ms. marvel could be a force to be reckoned with and she's coming. scheduled to kick, morph or scratch her way on to a comic book shelf near you february 6th. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> that does it for me. thanks for joining us. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> a typhoon bigger than the size of california before it made landfall. it's been blotting the philippines off the radar for hours. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." the world lead. they were calling it a super typhoon and we are only getting a sense of the damage done in the philippines. perhaps the strongest storm in recorded history, laying waste to the country. we have a live report from m

the way disney's going they have marvel, they have pixar. you look at the pixar movies of the last few years. there's really been a downsize in quality. i really hope that people recognize that and not just go out because it's marvel, pixar---- > > >at the box office last weekend, thor brought in as you mentioned, $85 million. jackass presents: bad grandpa---you know i hate saying that word. coming in at $11 million. and then freebirds at $11 million. last vegas at $11 million, and then the enders game at $10 million. they all just took a drop. coming up this weekend, we were supposed to hear or see the new film coming in from martin scorcese---the wolf of wall street. > >it was just delayed a few weeks ago. they're sort of trimming it down a little for length. it was originally gonna be over three hours, now it's gonna come in at about 2:45. so, the movie was delayed back until christmas. what's interesting is that it sort of left a big hole in this weekend. there's only one sort of big wide release opening this weekend and it could benefit

so as long last we can cross this bridge and marvel at the beauty. please remember the dedicated workers to whom the spotlight along these to honor the contributions of all. thank you (clapping) >> thank you both mike and robby. i'd like to a nouns the arrival of the lieutenant governor you're welcome to join us in here and swelterer. he's a smart guy who will stand in the doorway. another sobering aspect is the time it took to complete it. babies born in 1989 are annoy adult. in the nearly 24 years since the shaking stopped we've lost people who worked on our bridge. at this time i'd like to acknowledge some of the people who helped with the design and the construction of this bridge who we've lost. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?tioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: on their way home from the circus, the monkey with the yellow balloon and the man with the yellow hat noticed that professor wiseman's light was still on. hmm? don't tell me you're still working, professor? of course. it's only 9:00. what's this? a foot race? mm-hmm. we're trying to raise money for an expedition to the lost city of oman. oh. great cause. i'll sign up for that. hey, you want to help me train, george? (chatters agreement) great. what about you, professor? are you going to run? me? (laughing): oh, i can't run. i've got way too much work. poor professor wiseman. she doesn't know what she's missing. uh-huh. the next day, george couldn't wait to start training. hey. (chattering excitedly) wait up. wiseman: stop! i need help! this was strange. the professor who said she couldn't run

thank you to steve (clapping) aqua net and i rode over the oops way on the new span and marveled at being able to do that. perhaps the only time in our lifetime expect if you're in the custody of the highway patrol. in 193 of the east and west came together to celebrate this largest bridge of its time. and i know while it took a while today wire once again coming together to celebrate this innovative design we know will be an icon around the world. thank you, mayor brown for your push for a that iconic design the the idea of opening at night will see the splendor light. because we shouldn't just have a bridge we should have a symbol of resilience, of accomplishment of honor to all the men and women who participated in this and that's what we'll have for generations to come. navigate one thousand 5 hundred years to come. thank you very much willie brown for that. and what an incredible moment in history. that we have both mayors of san francisco and oakland being chinese-americans. we're linked to help build railroads with many of the chinese immigrants coming to san francisco to join in t

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?tioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: george thought the best way to spend a relaxing afternoon was a visit with professor wiseman. (gibbering excitedly) (chattering impatiently) (george chattering) wiseman: yes... no. maybe. green. thursday. gravitational pull. you're welcome. oh... oh, hi, guys. hi. (chatters "hello") (chiming) just a minute, i have to respond to this urgent message from dr. hasslein. uh, should we come back another time? you seem busy. oh, no. i am dizzier-- i mean, busier-- than usual, but it's administrative duties. huh? office work. answering questions, filing, copying. (chattering curiously) (phone ringing) apatosaurus? herbivorous. (sighs) boy, i'm overseeing five exhibits: two opening here and two more opening in cleveland. (chattering curiously) oh. (chuckles)

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by universal animation (chattering) narrator: george loved spending time in the country where there was nothing to do but... nothing. hello. mm, george, the grapes have come in. want a taste? ooh... yeah, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh! george was busy doing nothing, but he could always drop in for some grapes. (yells) george hadn't stepped in any normal hole... huh?! ooh! somebody was living down there. (squeaking) (squeaking) (chuckling) mrs. renkins: george! george! (squeaking) george wondered why his new friends ran away

think it will be i'm just i have more than anything i'm just really happy to get to work in that marvel universe and as a comic book fan in as a fan of marvel i think they put out some really great entertaining films it's pretty it's still very kind of trippy to think that i was you know just this special little kid who like making people laugh and now i get to make a living out of it you know and that's carried me to places like this and like here live in a new york and doing broadway. the chances of your dreams coming true and such profound ways i find to be. pretty thin you know i mean it doesn't happen to everybody and it's that's not lost on me brothers and sisters two sisters one older one younger and in the business know well my younger sister works for me she's my sister but that's the closest to anybody in my family being in the business my older sister is fantastic wedding and event coordinator at the ohio valley and. own and she loves that my younger sister is just an incredible individual who has helped me in my career for the last ten years you know help keep all the t.'s c

good to have you with us. >> are you welcoming this step by marvel. >> absolutely.t's a step in the right direction. do you think the us is ready for a super hero. >> who is the target? the rcht rch i think the way to think about it when you get a vaccine you get a bit of something and your body row acted and you get stronger. having ditch super heros from different maces shocks popular culture to have hem. zplrchlt not just the woman in the u.s. it targets the islam im phob oh, s. phobes. you are getting no conservative at the throw here. te at thataterritory here. >> i don't think there is away to cater to everybody. the other day if people like it or not. the world is a diverse place and weaver all part of one growing culture. and some people don't like that idea, but it is what it is. and to have that int i ini hav. >> it can show people it's better tomorrow than today. >> i think by taking that step and creating and all terntiv ane universe. he. >>> arsenal have moved to to the top of group f and a 1-nil win at last season's finalist. the it's the first time th

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♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by universal animation narrator: one great thing about living in the country is fresh dairy products. (chatters "hello") morning, mr. renkins. and to george, one great thing about fresh dairy products... was the cows. (cows mooing) moo! (giggles) mm! leslie sure likes you. (laughs) well, happy cows give more milk, so, please, stay as long as you like. does that sound like fun, george? (chatters excitedly) okay, remember, be a good little monkey. (chatters happily) (mooing) george really liked cows. (laughing, hooting) no one else he knew was that big, that friendly, and gave milk. (chatters "moo") moo. (whimpers curiously) huh? it seemed like jumpy squirrel must've had food stored everywhere. (chittering) (chatters curiosly)

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by universal animation narrator: george loved blueberries. and the best blueberries anywhere came from renkins' farm. (happy chattering) there you go, george. man: easy. where's mrs. renkins today? oh, she's around the other side of the barn with her balloons. huh? narrator: balloons? this day just kept getting better. (chattering hello) hi. some balloon, huh? was bill joking? no one had any balloons. you're just in time to help inflate it. that sounds like fun. you want to help inflate the balloon, george? (excited chattering) inflate it? where was it? grab a hold there and lift 'er up. oh. it was right here-- one great big balloon, as big as a barn. you can help too, george. uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.

a cross over with marvel film" thor ". >> marvel... >> every movie will get an extra bit of story.for the stories to tie in together. >> marvel's agents of shield airs at 8:00 tonight. at 9:00 it's goldbergs. and at 10:00 in the spotlight with robin roberts countdown to cma awards. then join us tonight at 11:00. >> if you wish for expert advice, google thinks kit help. >> the internet giant ruled out google help outputting you in touch with people in the know. >> yes. we checked it out. >> reporter: think just a moment if you wanted to learn anything what would it be? keep it short, simple. >> i don't know. how i play a guitar. yeah. or drums. something musical. >> how about like a travel destination. what, where to go once you got there. >> google says it's not help for you through help out. don't know what i'm talking about? here is how it works. cue the music. >> give that a try. >> that is it. perfect. >> awesome. >> lindsay thinks this is m preparation for the company's rolling out of google glass. >> so if they can perfect this, someone wearing glass can do a demo using hands

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: george and steve were having one of those carefree days when their was nothing to do. (sighs) it's great being out on the street and not chasing after charkie for once. (ball bangs) (hooting happily) pisghetti: i'll tell you, nettie, we are going to break the record! "break the record"? what record? let's see what's going on! (chattering happily) chef, how long is it now? 25, 26... aw... oh, hello, giorgio. hello, stevie. (chatters inquisitively) oh, we are making the longest strand of cooked spaghetti in the world! oh! (chatters happily) ooh! (chatters): what's that? oh, this? well, it's a tape measure i'm using to measure our spaghetti. ooh, ah... i can use this to see that you are-- ap-bah-bah-bah-- two feet tall. (gasps): oh! (hooting excitedly) oh, i know-- that is pretty tall.

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by universal animation narrator: when spring is in the air, there's nothing a monkey likes more than to spring in the air. (chittering happily) (chittering continues) (elevator bell dings) (george barks and laughs) to keep his lobby orderly, hundley always kept a close eye on george. huh? (chittering wildly) hmm? hmm? huh? come on, george. i wish i had your energy, george. (continues chittering) just watching george made hundley tired.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was a beautiful spring day. and that meant one thing... ravioli. oh... huh. oh, hi. are you closed? is there some holiday i forgot about? ask the chef. huh? huh? man: what happened? (groans) please, please, just taste. a tiny little taste? please! (unhappy meow) (groans) (george chattering) gnocchi approves all of my recipes. but for the past few days, she likes nothing. i cannot serve unapproved food to my customers. gnocchi lives on italian food? of course not. she merely gives approval. one lick: good. two licks: excellent. three licks: magnifico!

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (hundley barking) (hundley panting) here they come, hundley. huh? (chattering "shave and a haircut") ohh... announcer: hundley forgot today was the day they promised to take george out on their neat, orderly boat. your buddy george is coming aboard, hundley. hello. (groans) we're both excited about this. we even bought matching life vests. uh-huh. you guys look very snappy. let's stow your stuff, george. okay. ahh... (chattering) well, here we go. huh? no sail yet, george. we use a small motor to get in and out of the docks. oh. okay, we're ready to set sail. (chattering laugh) huh.

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what ising sponsored by universal animation (laughing and chattering) narrator: george was conducting an important experiment-- testing the bounce factor of the living room furniture. (laughing) (loud, dull thuds) this part of the couch made a different sound. huh? (thuds continue) that wasn't the couch. it sounded big. it sounded heavy. (loud, dull thuds) and it came from up there. oh? (chattering excitedly) you must have heard our new neighbor walking around. he moved in last week. huh? what george had heard seemed heavier than footsteps. what are you doing? (chattering) george, you must have heard our neighbor walking. that's all it could be. it's not like he's got some wild animal up there. (sighs) oh... the man with the yellow hat lived with george,

it's marvelous to be in the position to give back something. we've had a great, i have worked here for 35 years and it's been a marvelous place to work, thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, supervisor kim, colleagues, we have 2, 3:00 p.m. special orders. i know this will be a long one. madam clerk can you call the items. to valencia. >> the clerk: item 130896:valencia street] hearing of persons interested in or objecting to the planning commission's approval of a final mitigated negative declaration case no. 2007.1457ee adopted and issued on september 30, 2010, for the proposed demolition of an existing one-story commercial building and construction of a five-story mixed-use building within the valencia street nct neighborhood commercial transitt zoning district and a 55-x height and bulk district on property located at 1050 valencia street, assessor's block no. 3617, lot no. 008. district 88 appellant; stephen m. williams on behalf of the liberty hill neighborhood associationn filed september 12, 20133. clerk of the boardd >> the clerk: sf 25

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isioning sponsored by universal animation (chortling happily) ooh! narrator: when a monkey wakes up to see it snowed last night, he doesn't waste any time. let me help you with those. oh. (laughs) let's see-- coat, boots. huh? huh? hat. uh-huh. mittens. (laughs) i'd say you're all ready. (chortling happily) (gleeful chitter) huh? (groans) (sputtering) (groans) first rule for playing in snow-- you've got to get out the door. (chittering) (grunting) (man sighs) (chortling excitedly) (breathlessly): well, i'm kind of tired, george. hey, why don't you play while i make hot cocoa? i think we have just enough left for two cups.

♪ ♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ ♪ if you ask yourself, "what isg sponsored by universal animation (horns honking) narrator: it was a great day for george. for the first time ever, he was going camping. it was also a great day for hundley, because, well, george was going camping, and that meant george wouldn't be around to mess up his lobby. (birds singing) okay, you keep track of everything we pass, so we don't get lost. (chitters agreeably) and i'll watch the compass, so we know which direction we're walking. (excited chattering) the first rule of camping is, always pick a good campsite. curious george: ooh! (hooting) (grunts) all right. these stakes will anchor our tent. can you put them in the ground? (hooting) aah! (grunting) i put a mallet in your pack. a good camper must be ready for anything. oh! oh! huh? (frog croaking) ah! (grunting) (laughing)