marvel's superhuman.xplain. >>> then, "jersey shore's" ronnie from feuding to coping with his ex. only we are at home with the dad and his doshl daughter. >> monkey see, monkey do. >> plus, why jake gyllenhaal turned our interview into a sing along. ♪ the greatest gyllenhaal >> wow! closed captioning provided by -- >>> could keanu reeves be crowned "time"'s next person of the year? this change.org petition with 60,000 signatures is demanding it. >> you must be aware of this insane thing going on that keanu is too good for this world? >> it's really nice. >> they're calling him the respectful thing. >> carried away with that. but it's nice when it's nice. >> the 54-year-old bachelor is clearly having his best year ever. >> it's really special for me. to be here for "toy story 4" is a lot of fun. >> oh yeah. >> reporter: now keanu is currently on top of marvel's wish list. the company admits they reached out to the superstar to join their blockbuster universe. it seemed fitting that the next title given to

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i think you should buy marvel. marvel has all of those. and that's the best way to play it can i go to joel in florida? joel joel >> my question is about docusign >> yeah, people like that docusign >> revenue is up and stock price fell is it a buy? >> i think it moved too much i think we have to take a pass on that. that stock can come down very easily let's go to katherine in nevada. katherine? no offense oh, it looks like we might be done no i can't compare this market out of control just yet. it certainly still worth watching and worth waiting for until this beyond meat cools. it is just metaphorical. it does stand for froth. and i'm not a big fan of froth okay on md money, sales -- yeah sales force just announced the biggest acquisition in history they're buying software for $15.3 billion. stock is down after the news is the market approaching it all wrong? i'm breaking it down then i'm revealing the truth about the june swoon and hooking for the next 5g stock. it could be worth considering. don't miss my xhuf with the ceo and, of cour

which is between spiderman and miss marvel.a 16-year-old pakistani american muslim girl from new jersey. i was like, clearly they have to switch bodies. and now, peter parker until a few minutes ago was a slightly washed up white dude from queens is inhabiting the body of a teenage girl from new jersey point high jinx and sue and it's cool and funny. what is at stake for that to happen and what do they learn from each other, i think similarly in hiring - - iron heart, traditionally, there are ideas about good and bad people. and so, iron heart, bb williams comes from the south side of chicago. she comes from social security's - - social conditions that the lines of good and bad are not so clear. the people in power are not so good and some of the people doing bad things are doing bad things because they've been pushed there. what does it mean to have a superhero that understands that? that's the more subtle, racial or political undertone. i always wanted - - to not be a superhero who happens to be black. the advertising agent f

marvel avengers endgame broke so many records and people are more likely to return to theaters. >> itn the summer. and certainly endgame is set up the summer movie season to be really strong because you have so many people seeing that movie, being inspired to see other movies for the upcoming slate of films. >> reporter: aladdin is a key example of a big trend. c studiosnting on tried and true brands to draw families. perhaps the most highly anticipated example, disney's "lion king" remake. >> i got it. >> reporter: pixar's toy story 4" is using a similar playbook. hopes are high that the likes of the lion king plus b action films will draw moviegoers. that's why theater chain stocks are up this year, xen though boffice receipts are down. >> remember me? >> reporter: another draw this summer, big action movies are back, such as universal's fast and furious spin off "hobs and shaw" building off the success of the films that grossed over $5illion worldwide. and fresh on the heels o avengers endgame, getre ady for more marvel, spider-man far from home and disney will release fox's x-men

. >> oye, segÚn he leÍdo uno de tus sueÑos es poder tja para marvel. >> ¿es asÍ >>> sÍ de hecho...n creÓ escribiendo o tÚ puedo llevar esos personajes que has creado como imaginas que son hasta la imagen. >> no solamente tu trabajas en una franquicia que ya tienen conocida va con el guiÓn que te envÍan y sÉ que han aceptado de historias nuevas allÁ >>> si pudieras tener poderes como superhÉroe cuÁles serÍan? >>> bueno, me gustarÍa ser invisible porque soy muy tÍmida. >> (risas) >>> ese poder tambiÉn me gustarÍa. >> para que sepa la gente que ademÁs te haz lanzado a la aventura de diseÑar ropa alternativa que se puede comprar en amazon o sea, fÁcilmente. ¿quÉ te gusta mÁs hacer ropa o cÓmic? >>> aunque aprovechamos ido el arte de los cÓmicas en la ropa me mantengo pasional >>> estÁ buenÍsimo oye, muchÍsimas gracias muchisima felicidades eres una persona muy singular es muy raro encontrar a una mujer haciendo cÓmic y siendo dominicana asÍ que muchas felicidades. >> muchas gracias un placer. >> cuando hace 2 aÑos el 19 de septiembre un terremoto sacudiÓ a mÉxico y una poblaciÓn se lev

addition to oui’ elizabeth, a marvellous addition to our fleet, and the americans are really, really carriers operating, because they are squeezed on carrier groups, and they see them as very important for global stability. you mentioned queen elizabeth as boudicca glides past, and on—board queen elizabeth is the defence secretary, penny mordaunt, and prime minister theresa may, and earlier theresa may had the opportunity to read out a letter written by one of those he was preparing to go off and fight, let's hear that letter again, because it isa hear that letter again, because it is a reminder of some of the emotions as far as they were able to express them. my darling, this is a very difficult letter for me to write. as you know, something may happen at any moment, and i cannot tell when you will receive this. i had hoped to be able to see you during last weekend, but it was impossible to get away, and all the things i intended to say must be written. i am sure that anyone with imagination must dislike the thought of

the mountains of italy, and on the beaches of this marvelous piece of military history. among those witnessing the beachhead operation was the supreme allied commander. here he meets with general ramsey and general montgomery. handupreme commander is on to learn how the offensive is going. the meeting of the leader symbolizes the unity of the forces they represent. leader returns to the task at hand. ♪ >> president donald trump joined french president macron and other world leaders on the beaches of normandy france paying tribute to the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion. watch the entire ceremony tonight at 8:00 p.m. et here on c-span. sunday on american history tv on c-span three, we continue our coverage of the 75th anniversary of d-day. eastern listen to past american presidents who traveled to the beaches to honor the fallen. followed by ronald reagan in 1994,bill clinton in george w. bush in 2004, and barack obama in 2014. on reel america, the film "d-day to germany." the cherbourgat was brat -- badly destroyed by the germans. they destroyed the docks. it took

detroit windsor bridge opens and again in 1930 when the tunnel opens, they are still engineering's marvel. not only architecturally but through prosperity. being able to bring our cigar manufacturing, bringing in the raw steel, there is also funny parts. when the bridge opened in 1930, it quickly gets the name of the detroit tunnel because it is being smuggled through it. for detroit, it is not only a theseut we have to have methods of transport or we would fairy --going close to ferries. holding products in detroit for as much as a year and causing freights in the value of products like grains. opening transit countries is monumental to the city of detroit. opening through the great lakes in the eastern seaboard, it becomes a transit hub for the entire country. during world war ii, it is -- democracy, building and shipping out the allies forces. it would become a hub of we could nottoday be without access to the shipping channels, but up to the prosperity of the region. when you -- legalities of the international border crossing, whatever it is, it is with concerns and especially nationa

marvel's "avengers: endgame" is getting an even longer ending. >> i like this one. >> reporter: kevin master of the marvel cinematic universe, declaring that the "endgame" now in theaters will soon get a beefed up back end. he said the additional material will include what he's calling a few surprises. >> i know i said no more surprises, but i was really hoping to pull off one last one. >> reporter: "endgame" was the first marvel cinematic universe film without an end credit scene. the new stuff figures to augment the movie's already substantial 182 minute running time and it's already way more than substantial box office grosses for some big-time bragging rights that could be in play. right now, it has made about $832 million in the u.s. it needs a little more than $100 million plus to outdo "star wars:the force awakens," and become the all-time domestic box office champ. it needs just 45 mill to conquer "avatar" and be the top grossing movie worldwide in the history of ever. >> whatever it takes. >> reporter: fans online wondering what might be revealed as trailers included material

ambassador bridge opens, and again in 1930 when the tunnel opens, they are still heralded as engineering marvels. the map not only architecturally, but through prosperity. being able to bring our cigar materials to make me make manufacturing flares. there is also funny parts. when bringing in the raw steel. . when the bridge opened in 1930, it quickly gets the name of the -- because of all the alcohol smuggled through it. for detroit, it is not only a city but we have to have these methods of transport or we would going to fairies. holding products in detroit for as much as a year and causing freights in the value of products like grains. the impact the impact of opening transit countries is monumental to the city of detroit. opening through the great lakes in the eastern seaboard, we become a transit hub for the entire country. during world war ii and shipping , building out the allied forces for the war. a hub ofble to become 1960's, andough the 1970's, 1980's. today we could not be without access to the shipping channels. they are vital to the prosperity of the region. when you talk about the

i've got to say these bonus scenes from marvel are getting out of control because at first marvel mades sit through the credits to see them. now they're, like, come back in five weeks. ( laughter ) yeah, that's power. i think it's cool to remake the movie and put it out again. i like the idea of a world where we say i can't wait to see avengers, i can't wait to see what happens this time! they should change things in other movies. like towards -- darth vader is like, luke, i am your neighbor! that was you upstairs? come join me on the co-op board. i'll never join you! ( laughter ) finally, we all know technology will change humans forever, but i really don't think any of us are quite prepared for how much we're about to change. >> the story here, new research suggesting young people are developing horn-like spikes on the back of their skulls and cell phones may be to blame. researchers in australia say these bone spurs are caused by constantly tilting the head forward. researchers say the discovery marx the first adaptation of skeletal adaptation of everyday life. it may be called "tex

do the show you live or you are shocked realized this is the ball i think but really come out of marvel in court about it a little you got a lot of them were going to say look you know what. like this is a big show actually in this show i give the platform to women inside iraq i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be they only need to be on sunday video to link. i feel like i'm hogging the whole iran you know they picked out from my country but they couldn't take iran out of me so now social media and this show is my rainbow toward iran are. going to show us a shot that dances of course i am scared of receiving a lot of death threats specially when i see the government attack me through cyber are me calling me a prostitute calling me ugly the agent of cia the agent of m i 6 this kind of things actually from des beginning it was kind of hurting me but not now not anymore this is are you ready. maybe. i have so many bad the biggest one as one day one many wrong have the power to run the country. my train is just one men

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go like this on your little yes i shot realize this is a volatile fish but then they come out of marvel i'm caught about it a little you got a lot of them are going to say look yes you know. like this is a big show actually in this show i give the platform to women inside iraq i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be they or need to be on sunday video to make. i feel like i'm hogging the whole iran you know they picked out from my country but they couldn't take iran out of me so now social media and this show is my reading though toward iran. under the shah. dance the shah of course i am scared of receiving a lot of death threats specially when i see the government attack me through cyber are me calling me a prostitute calling me ugly the agent of cia agent of m i 6 this kind of things actually from to beginning it was kind of hurting me but not now not anymore this is are you ready. i have. a big one day many of. my dream is just. to go for a car. thank you cycling calling in ivory coast young artists i dismantling o

-- i shouldn't say this if you are a disney franchise with a marvel tag or a "star wars" requestintagmoney. >> we know will smith from "men in black." >> this had chris hemsworth. >> from the marvel universe. there is just a lot of competition. this weekend wasn't too hot or too cold i think hot weather brings people to the movie theater. >> for the a/c. >>> babe ruth is still setting records 70 years after his passing. a babe ruth jersey dating from the late '20s sold at auction for $5.6 million over the weekend. it is the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold. ruth's granddaughter said a portion of the proceeds will go to charity. >> anonymous wouldn't you like to know? is it a hedgefund guy? >> who is it >> is it a sports guy? i mean -- >> i think that is the question. is it a speculator or a die-hard fan? >> the feeling i get and, again, i'm not a sports memorabilia expert, but it seems like the feeling you get when you see that money paid for a piece of history in baseball that is so storied, like babe ruth, it'd be somebody who is a true o fi aficiona aficionado,

uh, firstly i'd like to thank all the incredible fans, the marvel fans who have come along with us in this, this, this amazing journey. um, thank you, biscuits. great. um, also i'd like to thank marvel, you know, and, and, and the producers and the directors and the writers and all the actors. and everybody who was involved. but most importantly the fans. the fans, i've got this one. okay, sure. the fans, you know, i'd like to thank as well. and uh, for voting and giving us uh, uh, you know, this award. right? isn't that right, robert? >> yeah. me? i'm absolutely blown away. this is incredible. we poured our heart and souls into this, uh, last film of phase 3. but here's the real thing. it's a director's medium, so i have to say, thank you anthony russo, russo, russo, russo. join me in loving him. mwawwww! >> all right. hugs and kisses to robert and chris and to all of you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's it! that's it. that's it! that's it. goodnight! goodnight, goodnight, goodnight, goodnight, goodnight. thank you for being such a fantastic audience. thank you so much.

suits you feel as though -- your argument is, you have the hardest suit to wear of anybody in the marvel>> seth: yeah. >> because i have no skin showing. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm straight up head to toe in lycra [ light laughter ] i don't even have my - i can't even use my phone. [ laughter ] and i'm 23 like i use my phone a lot. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> i've become so good at, like, liking pictures with my nose and -- [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i mean, that's one -- if anybody shouldn't be able to use their phone on set, it should be sam jackson that should be the trade-off >> exactly >> seth: yeah. i know -- robert downey jr., who, of course, you've worked with in many films >> yes [ cheers ] >> seth: you have -- you have his phone number, which is a pretty cool thing >> i do, yeah. i do have his phone number i think we were in london and he face-timed me at 2:00 in the morning. >> seth: okay. >> and i didn't even check to see who it was i was like, "who is that?" i, like, hung up and then i woke up in the morning and in my phone, he's saved as "the godfather. [ laughter ] so, i wo

detroit windsor ambassador bridge opens and again in 1930 when the heraldedens, they are as engineering marvels. great engineering feats of the world and put detroit on the map not only architecturally but through heralded as engineering prosperity, beine to bring in the tobacco that makes our cigar manufacturing flourish at the turn-of-the-century, bringing in stovew iron to make our industry and later automotive industry flourish. when the bridge opens in 1930 we are at the height of prohibition. it quickly gets the named the detroit windsor funnel because of the illegal alcohol smuggled through it. it is tied to who we are not only as a city but as an industrial hub. we have to have these methods of transport or we would be stuck going back to post-civil war fairies which screwed up the entire industrial transport of north america holding products over here in detroit for sometimes as much as a year and causing great spikes in the value of products like rain when the holdups would occur because of the river freezing. the impact of opening three transit routes between two countries is monumen

that's probably not a typical day is a marvel and i'm not sure mckenna will still feel good about it in 10 years' time i'm other managers or account so who protects children on youtube when parents don't there are community guidelines but few sanctions when these get broken controversial content does get deleted but often much too late if at all i think it's high time this changes is really hard to control what happens after a video has been uploaded and child molesters have been known to comment on children's videos alerting other offenders to the best parts. earlier this year you tube responded by deleting hundreds of children's accounts and disabling the comments section on millions of minors videos youtube is reportedly considering transferring all content for and with children on 2 separate app you tube kids another possibility would be to prevent the audio play function on videos with children that will stop child molesters being supplied with a tale of stream of videos featuring children to sum up anyone who posts on you tube should be aware that reactions may be unexpected an

for "avengers: end game" fans to geek out, and we remind you "avengers: end game" is produced by marvelrk's cabin, the very same place where he figured out time travel and lived for a few years in bliss with his family. are these spoilers? >> lodging in rural fairburn, georgia, is listed on airbnb with a starting price of $335 a night. it features three bedrooms, three bathrooms. room for six guests. 20-minute drive from the atlanta airport and still has some open dates for this summer. >> at least one marvel superfan has gone to extreme lengths for "avengers: end game." >> in case you forgot, "avengers: end game" is produced by marvel. okay. they pay the bills around here. >> parent company, disney. even though it was just released 46 days ago, this augustine has announced on twitter he's already seen the movie as of this morning 110 times. that works out to 2 1/2 times a day every day since april 26th, and he shows no signs of slowing down. >> uh. >> at this point he's writing our paychecks. >> yeah, i guess so. >> paying out that money. >> i guess. are you impressed? >> i am impresse

investment all european activities in africa should be on a quota have been driven out of europe is fine marvelous and then just waiting for the next flight back to europe and then the 3rd thing is to be the most important thing we have a soft talent and after we have grown out all the company within one i now have 2 years to $100.00 employees and we found if we just invest a bit wonky education we actually have extremely powerful team that can easily compete with any other teams in the world so nation is important because a big change to europe's approach to africa is what what what's needed basically vessel's they director of the european business organization in nigeria south africa is desperate to drum up investments at this weekend's g. 20 summit the economy has just experienced its worst quarterly contraction in g.d.p. in over a decade businesses struggling to stay solvent will be forced to shut their doors if the situation doesn't improve. we are going to create your we are waiting. in our country the promises that now need to be urgently kept as of africa's economy flounders president stil

president but it's his 1st official state visit meaning he gets the full royal treatment commentators marveled at the composure of the queen. ahead of his visit the u.s. president had stood up controlled deceived by commenting on british politics after saying he wanted to talk trade on his visit he hinted at a possible meeting with nodule for raj the leader of the brics it party. your side you'll. remember. what how big they want to see what to make matters worse as a force one touched down on british soil trumps twitted finger couldn't resist having a dig at london's lord mayor. subject as being foolishly nasty to the visiting president of the united states by far the most important ally of the united kingdom he is a stone cold loser. protesters outside buckingham palace don't like what they see as trump's interference in british politics and they don't want him as an ally much larger protests are planned for tuesday including the much anticipated return of the trump baby blimp. or the w.'s bigger boss is covering the state visit force in london as she explains why despite the protests the u.

charlotte: we've also got a meeting with marvel set up, which i think is going to be awesome. of the ways we're approaching the more masculine stuff. lemonis: that's super cool. lemonis: the fact that you're stepping up and getting these meetings and finding new alternatives and not getting discouraged is progress. i like the fact that charlotte is working on skewing more male with things like marvel, but what i don't want her to do is put all of her eggs in one basket. i've given charlotte a contact at major league baseball, and here's why. t-mobile and major league baseball have a very strong relationship, and i know that t-mobile is looking for some of their cases to skew more male. charlotte needs to make the phone call. she needs to set up the meeting, and she needs to land the account. if she can do it, then maybe she can save t-mobile. and if she can't, then the business is probably going to close. ♪ this company essentially started a few months ago, and all of a sudden, we're now in new york city, heading to the commissioner's office of major league baseball. and i'm f

it's been a marvellous day. they have paraded that trophy. that's all from sportsday.view. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. in his spring linens. so, jason, what do we have this week? i have a schlocky shocker from the blumhouse horror locker. olivia spencer and some gullible teenagers star in ma. a nuclear threat unleashes the titans again in godzilla. should i stay or armageddon out of here? laughter. europe on the brink of collapse. this is in 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nemes in sunset. let's start with ma. as in mum or mother. one of the teenagers calls octavia spencer's figure ma. a slight racial overtone in this, and the film—makers have brought us get out and us. they have been gradually turning the horror genre on its head with the racial elements in there, and that is to the fore here. octavia spencer, who won the oscar for her supporting actress role in the help, that director that she re—teams here for a film that has very good crede

on the first day of work i didn't know much about the marvel world.tor said you're going to come in, stand up on the platform and with sam jackson, the first scene i shot. you're going to jump off the platform, arrive, and say a couple lines and throw your hands. those are the lasers. and i said okay, cool. we started shooting. everybody freeze. i jump down and i throw out my arms, and i was like, you don't want any smart part of this! my arms could not extend. i was like, i'm in a marvel movie, this is so great. let me try it again. didn't work. and then john was like, cut, cool, we're good, let's move on. and i was like, my arms! and the effects guys was it's cool, we'll make you look cool. >> jimmy: did sam notice your tyrannosaurus arms? sam jackson uses a bad word, that's got to be fun to see sam jackson cursing at you in a movie. >> he does it the best. >> jimmy: he is the best at it. he's the top curser in the united states. is that scary, though, in any way? when he's, he called you a bitch, right? >> yeah. >> was that out of work or was that

meanwhile, big news for marvels fans.s: endgame' is headed back to theaters with new footage." yeah! finally, finally, something for all those fans who said, "three hours is not long enough! i want my bladder to rupture in the theater." so why the theatrical re-release? turns out it's because "endgame is just $45 million shy of the all-time worldwide box office record." oh, you think if you toss a couple extra scenes in a marvel movie, comic book fans are just gonna line up and fork over $45 million? you fools. they're going to fork over $100 million. meanwhile, on tuesday "16.5 tons of cocaine was seized at the philadelphia port," with "an estimated street value of $1 billion." it's a good thing drug cartel kingpins are known for their forgiving attitudes. "hello, sir. hello, sir. did you see the news? yeah. all 16-- all 16 tons are gone. anyway, i just started here a couple weeks ago, so do you think you could possibly maybe not dissolve me in a barrel of acid? thank you. thank you so much! ha, yes, this is why pencils

he was marvellous, and it's a big loss. for every one of us.e. thank you. well, absolutely heartbreaking to listen to the father of alexandre pigeard. and a striking comment at the end, in particular, paying enormous tribute, but ending with that thought that, with all the police and m15 in the world we can't stop these attacks when people are prepared to die. we therefore, need to talk and educate. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell has been following these inquests arrived. very touching. and a reminder, sarah, that we remember the people who died on that night we re the people who died on that night were from all over the world. absolutely. i just wanted were from all over the world. absolutely. ijust wanted to explain as well who helen was, so that was alexandre pigeard's father, he was 26, working as a waiter at a stroke, that evening the van crashed into london bridge, killing, as we know, to people on the bridge itself, then the attackers got out armed with knives and ran down some steps to the scene below. there was a cafe with outdoor ta

marvellous bit of pr here. it is cheaper!dered to fly around britain for some journeys because it's cheaper than taking the train. the expenses policy, bearing in mind it went up by 3% this year, they have examples here and the cheapest flight brought by the staff wasjust under 20 cheapest flight brought by the staff was just under 20 quick cheapest flight brought by the staff wasjust under 20 quick flight cheapest flight brought by the staff was just under 20 quick flight from cardiff and the cheapest single rail ticket costs £84. it's absolutely astonishing, but they say air travel should be used where it represents the most cost—effective option. there would be surprised. they did leave a hell of a carbon footprint. thank you both very much indeed. that's it for the papers tonight, don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online. it is all there for you seven days a week. and if you missed the programme and evening you can watch it later on on bbc iplayer, so thank you again and next on bbc news it is the fil

last week, we said goodbye to a marvelous champion, james, who went away with close to $2.5 million. the young lady who defeated him went on to win three games, picked up close to $100,000, and she was defeated byo as you heard has won over $50,000. so yes, exciting times, indeed. martin and mary, welcome and good luck. let's go to work, players. ♪ and here are the categories you get to deal with in the first round of play. we start off with... next category is... and finally... the letter "c" will be at the end of each correct response. champ, off you go. let's do team names for $600. - martin. - what are senators? good. let's have team names for $800. mary. - what are spurs? - correct. books, $200. mary. what are "unfortunate events"? you got it. books, $400. brendan. what is "the age of innocence"? - that's it. - books for $600. martin. - what is "lolita"? - yes. let's have books for $800. martin. what is "fear and loathing in las vegas"? - yes. - books for $1,000. martin. t's haveuto "c" for $600. [ applause ] you're off to a good start. [ applause ] let's make it a true daily do

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up next, a marvel super hero park. they just approved building permits for new construction. no word what kind of rides would look like there. it could cost $14 million. >> if you're going to any park you should go to a water park. i would rather stay in the house and watch movies. >> yesterday i had pictures of my kids running throu the sprinklers. they had so much fun. all you need is water to help you feel a lot better in the summer heat. you may need it this morning. look at at the temperatures and where we begin the day. currently 74 in san jose. 70 in san francisco. some are closer to our normal high. we are warmer now than we were this time yesterday morning when you walked throughout the door. at noon, as you head out for lunch, upper 80s, low 90s. mid-90s in a few spots. getting hot. we won't see as many of the triple digits. yeah, we will still get there in inland east bay. you followed up the zipper truck. >> you're absolutely right. it was 10 minutes to 6:00. that is very late for it to be there. chp said there was something going on north of the tower. i saw the

captain marvel? don't invoke her tonight. >> stephen: please welcome, tom holland!applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you! thank you so much! thank you! >> stephen: whoo! hi! >> that's awesome. >> stephen: it is awesome, isn't it? lovely crowd, lovely night, puppies, and my favorite thing to do on the show of everything is the puppies. thank you for helping with "rescue dog rescue." >> i'll always help with "rescue dog rescue," anytime. >> stephen: you have your own dog. >> i do. i have a terrier that's like a small fat pit bull. >> stephen: are they meant to be fat or are you overfed your bit pull? >> she's stocky, but she's lovely and sweet and kind and i miss her. >> stephen: because you're on the road a ton, but i understand you actually got to shoots some of this latest movie in london. >> yes. >> stephen: must be nice. what, were you living at home? >> i wasn't living at home. i rented a house near the studio with my friends, which i think was the best summer of my life because football was coming home, it was the world cup. then it di

[applause] the view from here is absolutely marvelous. came to stes ee all of the view from here is absolutely marvelous. 22 candidates came to see all of you. there is no other state with that number of candidates all in one place. you are special. my task is to introduce to you the members of congress who have joined us from all over the country. if they would join me on the stage, i would appreciate it. these members are the ones not running for president. first, we have the representative from california 13th district. secondly, we have the 11th district of ohio. next, representative cedric richmond from the second district in louisiana. next, the 17 district of illinois. she is probably out there with you. next, the representative from the 17th district of california. we have some coming to the stage now. next we have the fourth district of nevada. last but not least we have representative joe cunningham. from the first district of south carolina. and because, the representative flipped the district, we will allow him a generous one

. >>> finally, from comic books to movies and tv shows to high school theater productions, marvel is making three plays available for performances and since they're official marvel properties, let's check out these licensing fees involved. $125 if you're doing more than one. if you want to use the logo, posters and programs this is such nickel and diming by one of the most successful companies in the world >> my first thought is, wow, you can go to a high school to see spider-man or, you know, ironman or something it's squirrel girl goes to college. what the heck is that? >> there's a play called hammered it's the thor and loki story you'll give high school theater a bad name to put "hammered" up along the marquis lights >> now you have to pay for that privilege. >> not now >> we always had to pay licensing fees >> you had to play licensing fees if your drama teacher was breaking the rules, he would pay it for three scripts and then illegally copy it. who is going to do that in this day. >> it's not going to be a good look for them when they start going after high school theater. >>

i marvel every day how rarely the pragmatic commonsense of the american people is given voice in this chamber. but, mr. speaker, there are moments for calculation, for prudence, for compromise, for the careful weighing of competing interests. and there are moments for clarity and conviction. this is such a moment. the time has come, mr. speaker, for the house of representatives to begin an impeachment inquiry into president trump. from the moment of his inauguration this president has shown contempt for the truth, has attacked our institutions, and has ignored the constitution he swore to defend. he has refused the oversight which is congress can's law established right and duty. -- congress' long establish right and duty. he has refused to comply with subpoenas. he's ordered administration officials to refuse to testify. and he has asserted executive privilege of unprecedented scope with respect to attempts to alter the census. that we have not slouched closer to awe trock acy is cue to the strength of the democratic safeguards and protections we have built and defended for 2 1/2 cen

t and fresh on heels of avengers endgame, get ready for more marvel.pider-man far from home and dney will release fox's x-men movie dark phoenix. >> there is no superhero burnout at all at this point. seems like audiences can't get enough. spider-man far from home will be a huge beneficiary of all of the goodwill and the excitementrr sunding endgame. and this becomes a must see movie, like every successful marvel movie and endgame sets up spider-man far from home perfectly to be one of thegg t movies of the summer. >> despite thei year it date declines, with so many big brands roaring back, the box office could actually end up setting a new record. julia boorstin, cn business news, los angeles. >>> there is still something about going to the movies. >> right. >> i think the box office -- and you turn your phone off when your -- >> sure. >> i hope you do. >> you look at your phone in the movie? >> i don't look at it. >> itis annoying when people have the bright light. >> i don't go to movies that often. last movie i saw was super troopers 2. >> i saw th

brie larson won the award for best fight scene from her film captain america captain marvel and thenow with blaine johnson you'll see him in a second he took home the generation icon award which celebrates. actors whose contributions to film and television have had a positive impact on society and want to wait and see if he comes up because he was wearing a pretty snazzy jacket press ok maybe the next time we do this story. all right, here's a quick check of the big 4 that's another one of the big stories. we're following this morning we've got the dow sharply higher up almost 400 points at 26,005 oh 8 in the next hour, we'll explore more why the numbers seem to be moving upwards also this morning. we're also following breaking news several of it. police are on the scene of a homicide in redwood city so we have the latest on that investigation coming up in a live report and another shooting on the bay area freeway this time in the south bay will tran we'll have the latest in a live report as well. here's a quick live look at the san mateo bridge look better yesterday this morning, it

they had avengers endgame they had captain marvel they had a latin and this weekend.r one movie also one of theirs. david daniel breaks down the top 5 films. >>the secret life of pets to made million for 5th place in a domestic total of 118 million men in black international went from first to 4th on weekend ticket sales of 10.8 million. a latin stayed in 3rd place, $12.2 million pushed the musical adventure to 288 million domestic. >>however >>the remake of child's play debuted in second place with million slightly less than expected. >>he didn't go to kindergarten i don't know if you're trying to on trouble. no of course not even disney isn't immune to this year's franchise fatigue. >>toy story 4 dominated its debut but earned only million not the 140 to 150 million analysts had predicted in hollywood, i'm david daniel. well that is it for a morning broadcast except for one quick last look at the 7 day forecast and the theme going forward is gradual cooling leave that inland valleys going from 87 today to just 7574 by midweek quite sewers his below normal will be co

only two other disney movies had better debuts end game and capital marvel. >> child's play" is a remake horror film aladd"aladdin" in third. men in black international in fourth. >> and that's it for abc news at 6:00. we'll see you back here at ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyles, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're getting festive. the s.f. symphony helps light up the night with a fireworks celebration on july 4th. plus, a delicious dish you can make in minutes. >> when i moved to san francisco, we worked with the crepes and we liked the concept. we thought it's easy and delicious, and people love it. >> plus, we're shucking oysters and visiting a goat farm in point reyes. i am ready to get shucking. and simple table-decor ideas for your next gathering. you're just saying, "don't focus on matching everything. >> mix and matching -- there are no rules. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪

[ laughter ] are you -- first of all, it's great to have you back in new york this is your first marvel >> seth: does it feel like -- i mean, it must feel like the beginning of something new or do you have the relief of not having to keep secrets about "endgame" anymore? >> it's so nice, especially with this one, because it picks up right after "endgame" so the press before it came out was, you couldn't really reveal, you know, who was still with us and who was not. >> seth: yeah. >> so it's really great. i mean, it's so fun. this movie is funny. and it's sort of -- we're trying to like lighten the mood >> seth: yeah, you need to, like post- "endgame," just like, have a little like, "hey, everybody, we're -- >> everybody, there is a bunch of teenagers hanging out >> seth: we're going to europe >> yeah. come on. summer vacay yeah but i'm the adult. i'm the adult. >> seth: yeah. >> me and sam. as you can see from the clip we're sort of the parental guidance >> seth: yeah. >> we try to get him back -- back to work and help us out >> seth: your husband, taran, who is a dear friend of mine,