make mine marvel was marvel based on captain marvel no not at all it was just the name i would have been love a marvel comics no we called ourselves marvel comics and somehow or other that we got the rights to the name captain marvel and when they wanted d.c. one thing to do captain marvel they had to call it not captain marvel i think it would take what was the name he used to sit to become captain mark as them they called it shows them i believe. the favored decade of your life right now i guess less time someone called you stanley lieber. when i was about fourteen years old character you wish were real oh any superhero they're all wonderful i wish they were all real we have a great world anything you regret. you know that this interview was no longer i'm having a good time greatest accomplishment. you know probably the comic books i came up with what superpower would you like i think the greatest superpower in the world would be luck because just imagine if you were lucky nothing would go wrong guy takes a shot at you with missions about the power to be invisible all right but i

what would muslim miss marvel have done on 9-1-1? >> well, she was four years old, so probably not a lot. when you talk about the burden of representation, this is exactly what i'm talking about. the idea that a young, teenage muslim girl from jersey city, is somehow expected at the age of 4 to represent 1 billion people at 9-1-1 and that doesn't stop us from projecting that onto other people. >> let me make a point here. i think we also need to understand that just because someone is a minority writer from a certain ethnic group doesn't mean that they can stand and speak for every person in their group. that can be racist too, when you say there's something called the black community. there are black people from different groups and backgrounds, muslims, christians, and latinos, and what does latino mean. it gets complexed and nuanced and we have to keep that in mind. >> and there has to be responsibility, writing about african-american issues. >> i don't choose to write about black experience because to me that is an experience thi

if you work for marvel and d.c.ou have a strict agenda and that dictates how and what you right, as opposed to an indy company, like avatar, where you can do what you like. it's not about race as much as economist. comments. >> our guests will talk about where comics are headed and what way. stick around. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... award winning films telling stories... >> she doesn't wanna come as someone who was manipulative. >> revealing secrets... >> information became our most powerful weapon... >> taking chances... >> everyone that was involved in the clandestant movement, had a code name. >> each week, a new eye opening experience. >> now they're going to go to jail... >> al jazeera america presents... remarkable documentaries >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting t

brian asks, what would muslim miss marvel have done on 9-1-1? >> well, she was four years old, so not a lot. when we talk about the burden of representation, this is what i'm talking about. the idea that a young, teenage muslim girl from jersey city is somehow able to represent at the age of four, the muslim people, and i think that people would know if they sat down and thought about it, but it doesn't stop us from projecting onto other people. >> let me make a point here. we need to understand that just because somebody is a minority writer from a certain ethnic group doesn't mean this they can speak for every person in the muslims, christians, and what does latino mean? it gets very complexed and nuance, and we have to keep that in mind. >> we have an obligation, because you're african-american and writing about african-american issues. >> that's for me, i don't choose to write about black experience, because to me it means an experience that i'm creating for white readership. i'm expressing my experience, but i think that the black community

if you work for marvel and d.c. you have a strict agenda and that dictates how and what you right, as opposed to an indy company, like avatar, where you can do what you like. it's not about race as much as economist. that's another thing about indy comments. >> our guests will talk about where comics are headed and what inspired each of them along the way. stick around. >> welcome back, before the break, we promised that we would talk about where comics are headed. but we want to take it back for a second. all of our guests, you grew up on comic books and you're making part of history. and i want to ask each of you who and who inspired you. willow, we'll start with you. >> the first comic i ever read was an anti-smoking psa booklet that i got in class when i was ten years old and it must have worked because i never took up smoking but seeing wolverine and storm kicking butt on the pages of this book, it inspired me and it has been downhill ever since. >> max, what inspired you? >> i think it was art speigel man's mo

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♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this?[ narrator ] it was a special day in the country... because tonight, everyone was coming to the renkins's barn for a hoedown. hey, george! [ chittering ] george wasn't sure what a hoedown was, but getting ready for one sure was fun. [ chittering ] aha! [ grunts ] there we go. i tell you what. you kids don't know what you're in for. there'll be hayrides and square dancin'. oh, and best of all, there'll be real, live bluegrass music. huh? what's bluegrass? oh, lightning-fast, foot-stomping music that'll make you want to jig. oh-ho, it's a hoot! ooh. ♪ [ fiddle ] huh? ♪ [ bluegrass ] [ gasps ] george, do you hear that? ah! yeah! [ gasps ]

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning 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.

well, i wrote this after getting a call somewhat out of the blue from two editors at marvel who saidcratch, who's young, a teen living in the united states and it was my first opportunity to create a super hero from the ground up, and i was very happy to have been asked. and it's been a very exciting process. >> yeah, that tells us right there, marvel was interested in expanding the comic book cannon, if you will. not everyone has welcomed it, including steven colbert. take a listen to his concerns recently. >> her name is camala khan and 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. >> your response? >> i love steven colbert, and i thought that was a great clip. you know, i think it sort of drives home that this is kind of an idea whose time has come. i have to credit marvel, as well as the comic industry as a whole for responding to the fact that the comic readership is growing and becoming more diverse and wanting th

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?tioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was a warm summer day in the country. a perfect day for kite-flying with bill. faster! but bill was busy yelling at a mound of dirt. you can do it! show 'em what you got! george was pretty sure that a mound of dirt wouldn't move no matter how much you encouraged it. (chatters) hi, george. (chitters questioningly) being a city kid, you probably don't race worms, huh? (chittering) they're in there, burrowing. oh. first one to dig its way out wins. (george chattering here they come. (george oohs) freddy's in the lead. (excited chattering) all right! fast freddy wins again! isn't he a beaut, george? george? george went to find his own racing worms. and he knew just where to find them.

♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this? whoo! [ man narrating ] george had spent a very busy morning in the park... chasing dragonflies and watching clouds. being a monkey was hard work. - [ yelps ] - [ barking ] - [ exclaims ] - [ barks ] george had never met this dog before. [ laughing ] but the dog didn't seem to mind. [ barking ] uh-oh. blaze. there you are. with a new friend. here, catch. whoa! wow! your new friend is really good at catch, blaze. [ laughing ] that's george. george lives down the block. this town's not normal. george, this is sam, our new probie. ah! huh? that means he's "probationary." he's training to be a fireman.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: george and the man with the yellow hat were giving professor wiseman a hand testing her newest invention. oh, this is great! (giggles "see?") the wiseman digg-zacta measures how much soil you remove. perfect for archaeological excavation. ah! (giggles) ooh... huh? (chatters curiously) that shows, you've removed exactly one square foot of dirt. ah! i get it. when you talk to the science board, you won't have to use it, just answer any questions they may have. oh, sure. i can do that. it's so simple, i won't even get nervous. thanks a million. i'd do it myself, but i have to fly to turkey-- a new find at sagalassos. your digg-zacta is in good hands. uh-huh! uh-huh! i don't know how other geniuses do it

♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this?! [ man narrating ] when you live in a city, there's always excitement in the air. [ mutters ] ah. [ hooting, chittering ] [ narrator ] monkeys love flying things. so when george heard professor wiseman had a plane... that looked like a bird to follow other birds, [ hooting ] he wanted to be sure to have a front-row seat for the big launch. [ hooting ] [ narrator ] after all-- [ cooing ] some of george's best friends were birds. you guys realize the launch isn't until later, right? uh-huh, uh-huh. yes. well, what are you gonna do for the next hour? oh, i can keep them busy. how'd you like to help me with bird's final trial flight? ah! uh-huh. sure! [ chuckles ] okay. have fun. i'll see you in an hour.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: some important events happen just once a year. (clock chimes) new year's eve... (loud squeaking) ...the first day of school... (chatters "bye-bye!") ...and, of course, the annual corn roast and attic auction at endless park elementary. mmm! this is really good! yum! taste this! get your fresh roasted corn! (chatters) gracias! ah. (excited chattering) this must be what they're going to sell at the auction. ooh... george was excited. he had one whole dollar to spend on whatever he wanted. ooh! heh. should he buy this strange old horn with a handle? (lively dance band music playing)

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was a great day to fly a kite with a friend. kite-flying friends are forever... (wind gusts) whoa! ...even if good weather isn't. (grunting) (excited chattering) (grunting, yells) hey! come back here! (grunts) (both grunting) all right! (george shouts) whoa! whoa... ooh. ah... (chatters sadly) i think we need a new kite. (chatters quietly) narrator: bill and george

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?tioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: it was a good day for bouncing balls. (george squealing) (excited chattering) huh? (panting) (gasps) ooh! if one bouncing ball was fun, george could hardly imagine how much fun he'd have with that many. (chuckles) welcome to the launch of the new mega-bouncing fun-ball! (customers gasping)

♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this? [ narrator ] when you live in a city, you see all different kinds of buildings. tall ones and short ones. square ones and curvy ones. but of all the buildings in the city, george's favorite-- [ chittering ] was the george-and-steve super-skyscraping skyscraper tower. hey, that's cute. you two are almost as good at building as bees are. huh? [ narrator ] bees could build things? where'd they find tools that small? aw. uh-uh. come on. i'll show you. [ steve ] what is that? honeycomb. it's what bees make inside a beehive. bees build hives to lay their eggs and to store pollen and honey. hmm. wait a minute. you mean all that gooey stuff in there is honey? mm-hmm. [ together ] yum!

♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this?! [ man narrating ] george was always excited when a friend came to visit. [ hooting ] and he was even more excited when that friend... was one of his favorite people in the whole world. [ chittering ] whoa. uh, let me guess. great aunt sylvia's here? [ chittering ] [ doorbell rings ] ooh! [ chitters ] oh, my favorite nephews! oh, mmm! oh! [ laughing ] so, uh, how have you been, aunt sylvia? oh, fine. i just got back from the galápagos islands. now you know how those dolphins love to race. ooh! - [ the man ] was it fun? - [ chuckles ] you bet. i won. oh, and i have presents for both of you. [ chitters ] now i know how you love your mystery novels. [ chuckles ] oh, thanks

marvel comics will film a live action series in new york that will be streamed on netflix. york governor andrew cuomo announced the deal. the project will in involve four of marvel's characters including daredevils and start filming in the summer. this is the largest film or television production project or commitment in new york's history. >>> and, anne-marie, remember the s.a.t., that dreaded college exam? you took the test, got into college, and forgot about it. well, hold onto your number two pencils. "the wall street journal" says some employers are asking their candidates about their s.a.t. scores. not just students fresh out of college. even for senior management and sales management in their 40s and 50s, anne-marie. >> i think that's probably making a few people just a little nervous. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> well, straight ahead, new security measures at the boston marathon. >>> and what's better than this home run-robbing catch by oakland a's right fielder josh reddick? maybe the one he made two innings earlier. outfielde

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal (dance music playing) narrator: it's no secret that all little monkeys love to dance. man (on record): all right, here we go. ♪ once upon time in the midsummer heat ♪ ♪ was a funny little monkey with some syncopated feet ♪ ♪ he'd do the boogie woogie every night ♪ ♪ he had some crazy moves... narrator: but when george got an invitation to allie's dance party, he went into dance overdrive. (laughing) he danced while he dried. (laughs) whoo! go, george, go! wow that dance is really looking good. ♪ this is what to do, and three, four... ♪ narrator: he danced while he brushed. sometimes he even danced while he slept. (knocking) huh? (gasps) oh! narrator: it was bill. ah! george wondered if he was going to allie's party, too. ah! (chattering questioningly) no way. huh? i'm thinking of maybe moving. look after my stuff, will ya? (chatters questioningly) why? the dance party, that's why.

♪ 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)

♪ marvelous ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, what is this?birds chirping ] [ man narrating ] when george came to the country, he loved to visit the renkins farm. ah! and his favorite thing at the farm... was mr. renkins' big red tractor. [ chittering ] [ hooting, imitating engine ] mornin', george! drivin' the tractor, eh? yeah! [ chuckles ] well, why don't ya come meet my new tractor. - his name's ulysses. - uh? okay. [ hooting ] george, meet ulysses. ah? he's my brand-new ox. hi! - [ snorts ] - [ whimpering ] [ chuckling ] oh, he's friendly. i called him a tractor 'cause he does what a tractor does-- plows my fields. oh!

the legislation that prop d brought forth i thought was a marvelous thing for the city to be doing because of the population involved who have extraordinary needs for prescription drugs and simply cannot afford them whether or not they are insured. many times the insurance co-pays are tremendously costly and and various companies say you can't get our drugs because your insurance doesn't cover this particular drug and you have to get another type of drug and that doesn't work. i would hope that this legislation goes forward. i noted specifically the last next to the last further resolved you mentioned transparency and pricing for health care and prescriptions. they need to go hand in hand starting with the prescriptions. the health case -- care issue is tremendous. >> thank you. i want to call up a couple more folks. if there are any other individuals who wish to speak on this topic, please lineup. ms. kelly. >> hi there. my name is kelly. i take drugs. i take drugs to help me walk. i take drugs to help me with my blood pressure. and when i see farma do you agree is helping to raise my blo

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i think what they are doing is a marvelous thing and it gives a lot of access to venues like this to be able to talk about what they do and what they are passionate about. so first and foremost i would like to thank them for bringing me here and everybody that is sitting out here for taking interest in what it is that i do in the book i wrote into the message i like to convey in terms of the importance of military working dogs and of the things they are capable of without your support. this wouldn't happen to think you for supporting me in the book. as it relates to the working dogs i grew up in northern iowa and there isn't a lot to do. there's farming and hunting. so it was kind of a i wouldn't say a destiny as picking one of the things there are to do so i got involved with bird dogs. we had a black lab growing up that i talked about in the book and kind of the gateway into the dog world. but at a very early age i recognized and appreciated the traits that all of them possessed in terms of their ability to use their nose into their steadfastness in terms of what they were willing

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ng sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: george liked everything on the menu at the y-go-by diner. especially the maze puzzles. (hooting happily) good job, george. but do you think you're ready to face the maze at renkins' farm? uh-huh, uh-huh! wow, there it is. that was the maze? (sighs) george was going to need a bigger crayon. welcome, radio listeners, to the amazing maze race-- the annual contest to see who can solve farmer renkins' cornfield maze the fastest. this year, farmer renkins has cut a doozy of a path, with more t-intersections and dead ends than ever. whoever first finds the exit, way over by the barn, wins, don't-cha know. i see our competitors have received their maps.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ptioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: early on sunday, the man with the yellow hat got called to an important meeting. i lost my snakey staircase! george, have you seen my snakey staircase? i... what... that's not possible... hey. (insistent chattering) oh, boy. (excited chattering) oh... oh. (sighs) thanks. professor wiseman says i should show my drawings to dr. forbin, but she didn't say why. (laughing) she only said it's a great chance and i should hurry over. come on. can't be late. i have to be at the airport in an hour. i can't wait around. don't worry, he's always on time. usually.

♪ marvelous ♪ ♪ and that's your reward ♪ you'll never be bored ♪ if you ask yourself, "what is this?ioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: being back in the country was exciting. (excited shout) george wondered if anything had changed since he'd been gone. george: ooh, ah. george had never seen so many flowers at bill's house. that's some garden you've got going. thanks to the renkins' compost. huh? george couldn't figure out why bill was adding dirt... to the dirt. (inquisitive chatter) compost isn't just dirt. take leaves, grass, leftover food, mix it in a hole with air, dirt and water... compost! (sniffing) it didn't smell like leftovers. it's food for plants.

>> reporter: well, as marvelous as this technology is, unfortunately it draws criminals like bees to honey -- is the same situation. as marvelous as it is, if san francisco's state senator mark leno has his way, by the end of this year, smart phone makers will be required to have kill switch degree knowledges in their phone. he citizen -- technology in their phones. he says such technology would render the phones unusable for anything but a paperweight. cell phone and tablet thefts account for up to 40% of all the crimes in the nation. more than two-thirds of the crime in san francisco and oakland and much of it involving violence. but say all the assembled officials, cell phone carriers the people that i pay your bill to have opposed such technology saying it would make problems like hacking a problem not an issue in australia. >> this is one of the few areas in the criminal justice system where the technological solution can make a tremendous difference. there's no argument other than profit. >> i would encourage any one of the carriers to step forward to increase their own market

marvel, espn, "star wars," indiana jones. i mean, the list goes on and on. and now with "frozen" for the first time in over a decade they have a true franchise animated feature, which means broadway musicals. it means ice extravaganzas. but most importantly, it means more traffic at their parks. there's a lot of momentum behind the earnings of this company. we also love their innovation. they just entered into an agreement with netflix for some original content on secondary characters from marvel. it's a great low-risk way to get even more money out of that franchise. >> okay. you also like discover financial services, the credit card company. tell us why you like dfs. >> well, they are first of all growing faster than the other credit card company. 6% loan growth that they reported in the fourth quarter. they're at a significant discount to all the other credit card issuers. and probably as importantly, people underestimate the power of the discover payment network. remember, they have an alternative to visa and some of the other payment networks for online

you say to a cell phone how did this marvelous message come out of you? and the honest cell phone says "i didn't do it, i just received it. and in the same way it is the fact that it is something which animates us and that takes us way beyond it's this influence, that influence. the weak influences the strong influences, tremendous influences and life is a patchwork of all those influence >> you also say it's essential an actor has a sense of time, an internal hour glass reminding that actor that every grain in that hour glass counts. >> now you're quoting from my new book on shakespeare whether this whole chapter called the hour glass to say that this is the only real difference between everyday life and theater. theater is, shakespeare's had a mirror hold up to life. the difference is that in a great play like "king leer" the entire vast life can be shone in a couple of hours. so what does this mean? in the theater every comic and everyone doing theater knows that you cannot let the audience go. but if you won't allow an audience who can just sit back o

it's marvelous-- a marvelous principle of physics. conservation of energy. let--calculate the energy of any system, maybe it's a galaxy about to explode. calculate the total energy. let that galaxy do no matter what it wants do, spin around, i don't care what. [makes noise] some big event. then you draw a dotted a line around it, calculate the energy in the air again. what do you got? guess what? same darn number. it might be different forms now, maybe more light than before, but the energy just transforms from one form to another. and that's kinda neat. let's suppose we have the case of a person up at the top of a flagpole. and up at the top of that flagpole, and then gonna dive into a little bucket of water. they used to do this in circuses, okay? now, here's a dude up here. he's gonna jump. and let's suppose up at the top there, he has 10,000 units of energy. that's his potential energy, isn't it? he's at rest. so being at rest, what would his kinetic energy be? zero. zero. we'll just say zero. and here-- [makes noise] right into the bucket. when he gets

and awesome april to get us out of this mess. >> and marvelous may. >> that works.et's get a number on how rain totals are looking. >> yes. spencer christian joins with us a break between storms now. and what is coming up ahead? >> we'd like to see more storms coming our way. [ loss of audio ] >> foremost of the day it's been sort of a cloudy, dreary looking day. no rainfall occurring right now. looking at rainfall totals from weekend, and last five days. quite a nice dose of rainfall. nearly eight inches in santa rosa. and almost ten inch but look at the small totals, weak totals in hayward and san jose. and redwood city. now with rainfall we've had, santa rosa needs 14 inches of rain to get back up to the average level for this point in the southbound. san francisco needs over nine inches of rain. you can see we have a severe rainfall deficit despite recent rain z despite beneficial recent snows, and other regions we're well below normal. that is three times that it was a few weeks ago. so we need more rain here, more snow in the sierra. and i'll be back to tell w

>> even though the records that i did were marvelous. they were fabulous and wonderful and worked on by the record company. what female black woman do you know sitting on top of sunset boulevard. down with a smile on her face? big, huge pictures. i knew the records and stuff that i did was going to be gone. but during the time i was doing all of that, i had health issues. several things happened to me. patientr was a lupus and i was a child working with the machine. i had things in my life that had nothing to do with music. they did notime, do what they were supposed to do. how much more do i have to do? off.e worked my face in the record did not go further than this? said god is not ready to let you go yet. go, he is ready to let you you will let you know because you will be gone. you have to realize who you are. you will know what you're going to do 40 years from now. it will be ok. keep the faith and do what you will be doing. we did some of everything all the time. toward not only by the different producers, but i was mentor to buy m

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