disney owns marvel studios. and the two have fallen out.ew garfield. then in 2015 it struck a deal with disney to bring spiderman into the marvel universe — and to share the profits. tom holland has since played him in 5 marvel films, which have grossed nearly 8 billion dollars. sony also has the right to make 2 more spiderman films, but after today's fallout, these won't be alongside marvel characters. ali plumb, bbc radio1 film critic. this is going so well, both critically adored and making a lot of money in here we are with an impasse. they're of money in here we are with an impasse. they‘ re not of money in here we are with an impasse. they're not coming to a deal that will see another tom holland in the mcu movie come to pass. and what is the stumbling block was mike that they want more money from disney? we have rumour and speculation and we like to conjecture. but there was a deal of 596 conjecture. but there was a deal of 5% going to disney marvel and the rest going to sony. but marvel and disney still get the merchandising rights.

into the disney marvel avengers franchise.e made an appearance in captain america civil war. they were trying to integrate them so the idea was in the future after they, spoiler alert, you know, by now if you haven't seen avengers end game, you know that tony stark dies. [ laughter ] >> i didn't see it, dom! >> and spider-man is supposed to be the one that's going to carry that mantel forward. so this is a big step back and if you're wondering just how big, check out ryan reynolds' instagram or twitter feed because he's deadpool, right in, this whole process which is another fox marvel cinematic universe this whole thing is very - >> you almost have us on board with this. but the key takeaway it seems is that disney plus is the most important thing in town right now to disney, right >> they have more titles and arguably the bigger blockbusters, but spider-man was seen as the future >> now the reason i say that is because we should talk netflix which apparently is losing market share already in the u.s. we are talking about a d

sony's owned the rights to spider man disney comes in and owns marvel. >> it buys marvel. >> so they have this deal for some of the movies lately where disney would take the cost of it, they'd only get 5% of the profits. they wanted for the movies going forward to say we'll do half the cost, we want half the profits now. sony balked at that and disney has walked away and said, fine, you keep the spider man property we're going to take marvel and the producers behind it and focus on tv content and content for disney plus. i think, but i will be corrected by those in the marvel universe who know much better than i. >>> meantime, another major milestone in the work force. women will make up most of the college educated work force for the first time this year they make up 46% of the whole labor force, but they outnumber men in terms of the college educated labor pool. it's made companies rethink how they attract top talent with paid parental leave becoming more attractive in benefit packages i think that's driven by dads as much as by moms. >> yeah, but i mean, covering for instance, fer

and disney marvel four orfive years ago between both sunni and disney marvel four or five years agot does that mean for spider—man films going forward ? that mean for spider—man films going forward? it is both big deal and not a big deal. if you just like spider—man and you don‘t mind not interacting with the characters from that universe, things will carry on as normal. if you care about the avengers gang, it is a disappointment because you can no longer connect with that world at large. so way, you are a super fan. you brought their sin. there will still be spider—man films. you brought their sin. there will still be spider—man film5.|j you brought their sin. there will still be spider-man films. i can say from both sides. tom holland, who had such an amazing run, has built incredible relationships with tony stark, so it is sad after such an incredible run with the recent films for it to come to such an abrupt end. at the same time i am quite excited to maybe see and then crossover. that would be incredible. tom holland has said it would be keen to do that. it is quite hard to see

when you experience 1959 for one marvelous day here in los angeles. >> so cool. i haven't seen prices like this ever. because, i'm young. >> reporter: it's part of amazon's promotion of the marvelous mrs. maisel up for 20 emmys. rooms at the sportsman lodge hotel go for $200 a night. but not today. >> how much do you get the room for? >> $40. >> it's awesome. we get a great promotion. >> reporter: 30la businesses taking part in rolling back the years and the prices. in studio city, dry bar, two bucks. in hollywood, mel's drive-in, burger and fries, 50 cents. how about a milk shake? it will cost you. 30 cents. worth the wait? of course. >> you can see him right below the surface. there he is coming right at you. >> oh my gosh! >>> well, some lucky whale watchers in monterrey got to enjoy quite the spectacle and the weather was just perfect for it. >>> we are just getting word of a big power outage tonight in marin county. pg&e says it affects almost 10,000 customers in mill valley. no word on a cause. it is estimated the power will be out until at least 2:00 a.m.

ambassador bridge opens and then in 1930 when the tunnel opens they are heralded as engineering marvels. the tobacco that makes ours cigar manufacturing flourish, bringing in the raw iron.and take but there's also funny parts of our history. when the bridge opens, we are at the height of prohibition. it gets the name be detroit -windsor funnel because of the amount of alcohol being funneled . we have to have these methods of transport or we will be stuck going back to post civil war theories. it causes great spikes in the green.for products like the impact of opening three transit routes between two countries is monumental to the beautician.oit's it plays intoub, our reputation. , we areears previous able to become a hub of industry and today we are still known as the motor city. it's really vital to the prosperity of the region. when you look at the legalities a border crossing, it is rife with issues of national security. in the 1930's and 1940's, people used to picnic under the ambassador bridge. post 9/11 security concerns have meant that that is all closed on and the closest you ca

let's get more into marvel. we did talk about marvel the last couple of classes.arvels first two big characters were the submariner and the human torch. incidentally, the title, submariner was borrowed in part from that poem i told you about before the rhyme of the ancient mariner, water water everywhere, not enough to drink. fire and water, and they would fight. their first big superstar character, the one that really put them on a map in the way they had quite been before was of course, captain america. we have talked about captain america as the symbol of fighting the axis even in the time before the united states officially entered world war ii. how many people have seen captain america, the first avenger? okay. which is good, because i am going to show you a little excerpt of it. and, i am not going to feel so bad that i can't show you more of it right now. because, most of you have seen it. i want to draw your attention to one particular part. just before he goes out in what he considers -- the fellow said listen bonds buy bullets and bullets kill . and he d

i feel like soon every movie will be a marvel movie.black panther," iron man, "thor love and thunder," then vendeesle is driving cars, for my family! the more movies they make, the more the logic seems to break down. i don't know if i'm the only one who thinks this but it's weird all the "avengers" came together to beat the biggest bad guy in history, but then they separate and do their own movies. they exist in the same world but stick together. if i was an avenger, i would assemble everybody. and this toilet has a weird connector. i'm just saying, we always work together. ( laughter ) final lyrics seems like a new democrat jumps into the race for president, but looks like there's one campaign staff that's had enough. >> presidential candidate and former maryland congressman john delaney is doing damage control after axios reported members of his own campaign asked him to drop out. >> axios quotes aanonymous staffers as saying the former maryland congressman is not made for the moment and since he didn't break out many in the first deb

marvel wants more of the profits on the film and right now, it isa profits on the film and right now, there's a possibility that there might bea there's a possibility that there might be a deal made somewhere down the line. so even if he does not appear in these films, now that he has had success in those films, could it mean that he does not need to and that they could have more success to and that they could have more success with him on his own? more success , success with him on his own? more success, i would not go that far, but it will be successful, because they will be around the core nucleus of tom holland playing spider—man and they're of tom holland playing spider—man and they‘ re probably of tom holland playing spider—man and they're probably going to see the supporting class as well which is very strong. they're probably going to maintain that as well and you've got sony have improved their handling of the character since marvel introduced him into the mcu. it also won the best animated 0scar it was a fantastic movie. and if they are going to handle the character going fo

and the latest from the marvel universe. >> you're the first deaf marvel character. >>> and "frozen." >> will olaf find love? >> ginger gets the answers from anaheim. >>> good morning, america. sam champion will be here at t desk there. we're also happy to have terrell brown from our chicago station with us this morning. thank you so much for coming. >> good to be back with you. a lot going on this morning. >> you're here on a very busy news morning. president trump is on the world stage right now, he's meeting with global leaders this morning over at the g7 summit in france. a lot of thorny issues on the table here including climate change, russia and the president's escalating trade war with china which has been rattling the global economy. >> just hours ago, the president hinting he may be having second thoughts about the trade war. george stephanopoulos is here with analysis. but first, we start with abc's chief white house correspondent, jon karl traveling with the president in france. jon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. as the president begins his meetings, he

it's marvelous. marvelous experience to leave with. >> all of this paid off eventually, because that landing was not a piece of cake. >> the landing, i don't think there was anything that really prepared us for the intensity of the landing. if i'd back up a little bit, one of the mission roles, i'm talking about game plan, that was given to me exclusively where i had to make a decision is in the preparation for the mission. head quarters people, the program managers as well as chris kraft was concerned that if we would crash and not have enough data to figure out why we crashed, we'd be in jeopardy of not only losing the lunar goal, but maybe the entire program. so everybody wanted to make sure that there was some formula that would be used by the team to say okay, we got enough data to continue. i fought this particular rule, because they wanted numbers with this thing. and i fought this rule all the way through the process of building the rules, going through the reviews, the mission reviews, et ce

it doesn't look as though spiderman will be featured in the marvel.been featuring spiderman. >> you think all of the villains he has fought and overcome, and ultimately spiderman loses to disney and sony dispute. sad ending to the spiderman character. thank you. >>> axios has a look at this morning's one big thing. and on "morning joe," the president breaks with his administration on a potential payroll tax cut. more on president trump's public comments on the matter, one day after white house officials denied the idea was even on the table. >>> more on the condemnation the president is facing over his derogatory comments for jewish americans after blaming them for voting democratic lawmakers into office. "morning joe" just moments away. o office "morning joe" just moments away. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and

and she's marvelous. charismatic principle reaching out to various groups she is making a difference with the african-american community already in my association with conservative movement. she is going to be an extraordinary game changer for us already is. >> i've been watching since it originated in 1979. i did not realize he was up to 20. twenty plus. not quite retired. bill buckley's career over many years. they go clear back to the original programs. in mister beckley who once had the university of chicago professor and mister edwards in any case. particularly interested in the respect of president trump and his judicial nomination which are up to about 405 recently. we still only halfway through his first term. i believe that response to one or two of the comments. and mister edwards comment about president trump has been right on. with everything that he has said. sometimes i wish he would just delete back to where i was. it seems to me with the long-term impact. especially if he gets reelected an

the marvel universe, and it has been a big success since they marked that agreement. and they wanted to keep it going, but disney having acquired fox and the onen franchise, it has a lot its plate in terms of these characters and figuring out how they work together and which of the films can be rolled out in succession. looks like it is the end for this agreement. itry: fingers crossed that works out for all of the fans out there. dave, thank you so much, bloomberg conglomerates editor. a check on what to watch in markets that are this morning. sophie: it will be a busy day for thailand watchers, around 9:00 a.m. we will get the bank of thailand minutes for its august decision. a surprise rate cut. july exports figures. we will see potentially a 2% drop in shipments, the fifth monthly decline. also on tap, a bond sale for 2035. the thai baht holding onto a two-day gain. one option bandied about is the bank of thailand allowing thais to invest overseas more freely. to china and hong kong, we have a busy day of earnings ahead. geely, among the results do. this is bloomb

te va a contratar marvel en el futuro.nosotros. alan: exactamente. va a estar sensacional. te gusta reik? ahÍ estÁn los chicos. continÚan conquistando el mundo urbano. estÁn con el colombiano ahora j balvÍn. >> reik continÚa escalando en el terreno de gÉnero urbano. ahora de la mano de el lÍder j balvÍn y la personalidad. del otro cantante . [mÚsica] >> estamos con una industria de artistas que todos dicen que sÍ. siempre tienen curiosidad. siempre tienen ganas de hacer algo nuevo, aunque no fuera la cosa obvia. lo que uno pensarÍa de primera instancia. creo que es asÍ como sale esto tan maravilloso. >>tenÍamos que hacer esta canciÓn que es un hit. una canciÓn que primero la escucho j balvÍn, luego la escuchÓ reik. yo estoy muy contento. >>se trata de un tema que funde los tres estilos musicales. dando de resultado mÁs de 4,000,000 de reproducciones en un par de dÍas. el vocalista de reik dijo que esta canciÓn hizo un vÍnculo de amistad con j balvÍn. >> siempre hemos estado en contacto y gozando la experiencia. todo el pro

carolina: hay tantas preguntas para tiene dÍa de hoy, tÚ dices que el Éxito de marvel es inclusivo.orque nuestras pelÍculas son de un enlace constante de personajes y sus historias entonces cualquier persona puede ser un superhÉroe. me importa de qué color, de dÓnde venÍs, cuÁnto dinero tenÉs, en que crees, tu preferencia sexual; me importa quiÉn sos sino que interesa el poder de ser. borja: para cuÁndo habrá un primer gran super hÉroe latino o un primer gran superhÉroe gay. victoria: viene, viene. hemos anunciado ciertas cosas en cÓmic on. hay cosas que estÁn ahÍ en donde al muchos datos y la maravillosa salma hayek va a estar a cargo de entrar en personaje de una manera de tener el poder de lo que puede ser una super heroÍna latina. carolina: me quedo pensando en eso porque tengo hijos y a veces los niÑos los ven a los superhÉroes como un modelo a seguir. cuando ustedes piensan en un super hÉroe en qué se basan? victoria: en personas como ustedes, en todos los defectos que tenemos como seres humanos porque sino que podÉs relacionar fuera de que tienen una capa, una escudo o podere

>>all right and not a good experience for me day came out out sony and marvel disney. having a falling out in negotiations to keep spiderman which is owned by sony. in the marvel cinematic universe which is owned by disney and it looks like they're going to part ways unless they can find some sort of 11th hour deal this is a big bummer for marvel fans, yeah, specially sense spiderman is so integrated into the marvel of the right now the real latest movie had spiderman brooding and upset that tony stark died. >>spoiler but long short this is the this is a tale of 2 stories. so the stakes there are an awful place in movies. they went to does a couple years ago and said if we give you spiderman they own the rights to dc universe's characters. disney owns the rights to teller different universes there for the characters don't mess across politics. but didn't give a bad deal such are will do it will and disney made all the money they got the publishing rights for the character like the 20's and such. the finance the movies but they're going to do that anyway with the avenge

-- melissa: you don't know what marvelous mrs.t was way back when. melissa: no it is not. set right now. connell: it is set in the '50s. is it good. melissa: it is really good. connell: they had a traffic jam. they offered a promotion gas 30 cents a gallon. that is what gas was set in 1959. amazon prime. melissa: i think they have the wrong person reading that story. obviously one of us likes the show and one of oust don't have a. connell: i have no social life. "after the bell" is my favorite. melissa: backlash, weight watchers underfire for digital push aimed at kids. why health officials are sounding the alarm. plus escalating medical risk. why more doctors are investigating cases of health problems linked to vaping. marvelous mrs. maisel. connell: whatever. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a st

and it's marvelous what could be done by such an event. i just wish we could recreate it and do it again today. >> perhaps at some time in the future. maybe on a mission to mars or something similar. there might be such a moment again. do you think that might ever happen? >> i sure hope that my children and the youth of america can find this kind of a dream. we were so proud to be americans and living and be challenged by such a magnificent set of goals. i don't think anyone ever considered themselves over worked or under paid, the pay was the job that we were doing. and it was an unbelievable time. and we were privileged and proud to be born and a part of a very violent decade however. >> here's a look at our prime time schedule on the cspan networks. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan. remarks from attorney allen on presidential impeachment and free speech. on cspan 2, book tv with authors who is recently written their memoirs. and then american history tv. the programs on the american revolution. and george washington's character. w

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. >>> mark your calendar, marvel fans. release date set for "black panther 2." marvel? i get it wrong every time "black panther 2" is coming back, director ryan kugler announced the sequel hits theaters on may 6th, 2022. maybe i'll get it right by then. it's the first movie that won three oscars for original score, production and costume design. i'm laughing because my daughter is like seriously, mama. marvel. >> marvel. >> i think i'll have to say the other series. >> we're going to work on it. >> d.c. comics. i like d.c. comics. >>> sales of new single family homes in the u.s. dropped more than expected in july. >> the 12.8% slide came despite lower mortgage rates and a strong labor market. higher prices and limited inventory are being cited as two reasons for the drop which is the biggest monthly decline since july of 2013. despite the fall, the new home sales for the year have risen overall by 4.1%. >>> right now at 6:00, breaking news. authorities say an off-duty san francisco police officer shot a man in:c contra costa county. how that person is doing and how this

alana: en el momento justo. >> lo mismo con la capitana marvel. sÉ dÓnde se creo, era la amiga que hace muchos aÑos, se hacÍa por quÉ era lo que le sobraba a la amiga, le ponÍa jamÓn o queso, lo mejor de esto es ponerlo en tu tostador. francsica: ¿mi mamÁ te hacÍa esto? facturas, pero la comprÁbamos. francisca: me estÁn diciendo que tu mamÁ te está viendo. le mandamos tu beso a tu mami, y la felicitamos. [aplausos] alan: ya vimos el vÍdeo donde victoria canta y toda la cosa. >> yo canto todo el tiempo, siempre que digo que canto. ya te cantÉ, mira. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] francisca: ¿de quiÉn es esa canciÓn? >> de abel pinto. alan: estoy aquÍ paradito, mira. >> ahora quiero que sepan que en ese momento esta es la venta digital mÁs grande que hemos tenido en la historia. alan: Ándale. >> parte , quÉ raro que decir eso. me imagino que tiene que haber una bolsa de alguien. franciscaa: ya regresamos con una bolsa de alguien. franciscaa: ya regresamos con mÁs. ¿tu piel tiene arruguitas? una bolsa de alguien. franciscaa: ya regresamos con pond's rejuveness, c

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the doctors have done a marvelous job alleviating the pain caused by the assailant's bullet and we'reying and thanks god with the miracle. when she first came in, looked like she was going to lose that finger. now i believe she's going to have that finger and make a full recovery, anderson. thank you very much. >> your story is extraordinary. she was shot outside the walmart as the gunman walked in and she was able to call your wife on the phone, correct me if i'm wrong, or facetime but i think it was calling, and your wife got in the car, drove to the walmart got there in like six minutes and got to your daughter and then you drove there, too, you get there and ultimately there were so many people in need, you got your daughter into a cart with the help of someone else from walmart, wheeled her up to where the ambulances were and you all had to -- you had to use your preacher voice and get attention to -- i'm being polite there and get her into an ambulance. were it not for that, for the bravery of you and your wife and just the quick thinking, who knows what would have happened. >>

the lion king aladdin avengers endgame and captain marvel.>maybe i people just prefer to see me kissing boys gabrielle union is heading back to the big screen. according to the hollywood reporter the actress will star in and produce a romantic comedy about an african american woman who starts dating an asian american man, no word yet on who will star opposite union in the interracial romcom. posthumous honor for stanley the marvel legend who died last year is set to be inducted into the visual effects societies. hall of fame. he previously received the group's lifetime achievement award walt disney and stanley kubrick will also be inducted posthumously at a special reception in october in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>and before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge of minor weights in the cash lanes w welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, happy friday. >>and we are looking forward to the weekend but also looking forward to some cooling temperatures. i know it's not going to beat rask sickly different today. but if we

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the steep price drop was to azle day that's amazon's any promotion for it show the marvelous mrs.ay's ul dozens of businesses brought 1850's era prices for the promotion the show said in the 50's one business sold a hamburger and fries for $0.50 you can get a haircut for $3. and hotels offering one night for just 40 bucks another option for designer clothing rental is entering the market banana republic says that. >>it is starting an online rental service for women, the style passport subscription will run you $85 a month and will launch next month. customers can rent 3 different pieces from the brand at a time with an option to buy any of the items banana republic says it also plans to add a rental program for men in the future. and letting your emotions out through a cry at work is much more common than you might think 8 out of 10 people have cried on the job, according to a new study from job search company monster, 45% of those shedding tears say their bosses or their co-workers were the reason about a 5th of people surveyed said their cry was due to non-work issues personal m

it is a marvelous story. i think it is a great illustration, a great example of if we forgetgo some of the things i will talk about tonight. thank you for coming out on a sit at homeou could and watch c-span events similar to that 50 years ago. one of the first questions i got asked repeatedly is why nixon, now? i was accused of being something of an oracle when the book came out after donald trump had been elected, facing off against a special counsel over a break-in at democratic national headquarters. declaring war on the press and saying that present is the enemy. obstructing justice, democrats muttering about impeachment, a friend of mine from the faculty of the university of virginia repacked six years of nixon into two years of trump. it is like nixon speed dating. i don't know how many of you are readers of the great oxford histories of america but they take the revolutionary. -- evolutionary pe -- revolutionary period and the cold war. got the assignment to do the gilded age. reconstruction and the g

visitors to the palace can see a cradle dating from this period and marvel at the gardens. and her memoirs of queen victoria wrote of rosenow palace if i were not who i am this would be my real home. busy when victoria and albert visited family and co borg they lived in ehrenborg palace in the heart of town. at the time it was the main residence of the dukes of cold war. ready this staircase leads up to the hall of giants. here lavish parties were once held for the royal couple and their guests. today it's used for concerts. queen victoria occupied this bedroom at ehrenborg palace she even had a british style water closet installed here. it was one of germany's 1st modern toilets. and that wasn't the only exchange of ideas between britain and co workers an exhibition at the town's dome you see i'm shows a victorian albert's role as cultural ambassadors. i've had to invite not prince albert make christmas trees famous impression through the pictures of his children and his family which he had printed in the newspaper this and also him he also brought his typical german value

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it has been a marvelous history in itself. i had never been there. theve been enjoying diversity of all of the different neighborhoods i had gone to. >> did you get into the library of congress? >> i did, i went to the women's exhibit. i went there to get my library card. >> you can go back and use it now. >> absolutely. that is have to go down to the basement. >> thank you so much for being one of our teacher fellows and being here with us this summer. >> thank you, appreciate it. for more on c-span's education resources including lesson plans and our teacher fellowship program, go to c-span.org/classroom. president trump holds a campaign rally. we will have that life here on c-span. -- r a rally, it is the author of a book title, for president. the political rhetoric of donald trump. watch the tonight here on c-span. we are featuring book tv programs to showcase what is available every weekend. sternbergclude joseph . how the baby boomers stole the millennials'economic future. and on c-span3, american history tv programs, a preview of what is avail

the risk developed because disney decided against marvel's current president. continuing as a lead producer for spiderman. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> key an yoe reeves is returning to matrix. warner brothers announce the the fourth installment of the sci-fi series is in the works. his role is neo. the co-creator is returning as co-writer. the first matrix hit theaters 20 years ago. the second installment was filmed in part in oakland. here's a fun fact. i have never seen it. >> what? >> nope. >> oh, reggie. >> neither one. >> you have to see the first one at least. mr. anderson! you're serious. >> good morning. >> she's up. >> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. the final decision on a plan to name a new san francisco subway station after a controversial public figure. >> in the newsroom, following the developments of a small plane crash in the water off the coast of half moon bay, hear from the pilot next. >> and facebook does not allow gun sales in the marketplace. gun sales in the marketplace. how gun sell buttermoh manscuits now

it's a marvelous story. i recommend you read it like a most everything in the smithsonian magazine. i think it's a great illustration and example of where we can go if we forget a lot of that some of the things are going to talk about tonight. thanks for coming out on a night where you can sit home and watch on c-span events very similar to those 50 years ago. one of the first questions i got asked repeatedly is why nixon now? i was accused of being something of an oracle when the book came out after donald trump had been elected facing off against a special counsel over a break-in at democratic national headquarters, declaring war on the press and declaring the presses the enemy. accused of colluding with a foreign power to legally affect the outcome of the presidential election. obstructing justice. erik kratz muttering about impeachment. a friend of mine from the faculty told me we've packed six years of nixon into two years of trump. it's like nixon speed dating. i feel a bit like richard white . i don't know how many of you are readers of the great oxford histories of america b

just a marvelous history in itself. i had never been there. i have been enjoying the diversity of the neighborhoods i have gone to and purposely gone out to go check those out, whether it be up on you street or whether it's to go out to potomac park and go running along there. >> did you get into the library of congress? >> i did. i went to the exhibit on women's vote. >> so you can go back and use it now that you have your library cardiac :00's absolutely. >> -- your library card? >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. one of our teacher fellows. >> thank you. appreciate it. more information about c-span's education resources, including lesson plans and our fellowship program , go to c-span.org/classroom. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. a representative of the think tank third way will talk about the divide between moderates and progressives within the democratic party. u.s. news & world report's national security correspondent discusses recent personnel shakeups within the u.s. intell

films including captain america civil war, venjers infinity war, end game kevin figy the head of marvel on as producer for sony, which isar spider man f from home. yesterday it was announced t t kevinfigy will no longer be producing as a lead producer on the sony spider man movies. here's what thatmeans. that means going forward, if this actually curse,nd actually goes down the way it's been reported, the new man movies cannot ever be a part of the marvel cinematic story ider man can no longer appear in the disney avengers movie. >> you m that easy to understand. >> basically what will happen, we'retill waiting to find out details, it's a financial disagreement between disney and ny about thecharacter. if is a big deal, becau you think about it, how big o a deal spider man been in venjers andl mar cinematic films wiar civil w infinity war and end games, spider man was a gigantic part of this. if they don't come to an agreement, that meansr spideman can no longer appear in the marvelinematic films. that's a big deal. >> let me ask movie kevin, not erabout s kevin. could they -- there's e

same thing with marvel if you want to watch a marvel movie, you can't watch it on netflix anymore.t they're pulling their content from netflix, putting it on their own platform, it's about the strength of the disney brand. pay attention to how they're doing this across their different platforms. they use the parks and the studio to feed into the demand for the streaming service. so sort of cross platform here leveraging that really unique intellectual property, and it will be interesting to see what happens to netflix netflix is a lot of content, but it doesn't have the distinctive brands in the same way sdizny does >> brett, we're singing their praises here it sounds like it can't miss when i hear it can't miss, then i start getting sweaty palms is there anything that worries you about the disney plus platform >> from what we know now, disney plus is going to be a very attractive consumer proposition. what should give investors pause is how competitive the landscape is netflix is going to spend $14 billion, $15 billion this year on content amazon is close behind it, $10 billion. y

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it may sound overstated but we were instrumental in the development of this multimedia marvel want to get them we deal in. now we want to grow and conquer new markets. because we believe in russian creativity and the russian design team but i see ski . were not poor but rather better than the rest. but it doesn't lack self-confidence but then again why should they. all this week we're featuring some of europe's top. culture today charles bridge in prague capital of the czech republic it is the main artery between the old town and what is referred to unfortunately as the less a town which you could say the little town but the prague castle anyway the bridge was originally built in the 14th century so it has been witness to a 600 years of the city's history. the charles bridge is one of europe's gothic jewels and it has a special place in the hearts and minds of the czech people. holy roman emperor charles the 4th was said to have laid the foundation stone in 1357. barrack mine runs the charles bridge museum and has also had a few historic riverboats restored sightseers can get a view o

she came through with flying colors and so the doctor did a marvelous job with her hand and finger. she's not going to lose her fingers. we're grateful for that. the surgery went well. she's resting now and getting ready for the next surgery down the road. >> when you and i had talked earlier in the week, i think she had had a tube removed, which is painful and that hurts. is she able to talk more than she was? i don't mean necessarily about what happened but just talk to you and your wife? >> yeah, she's been communicating well. we've been with her all day and last evening when she returns from the surgery on yesterday. once she came out of the anesthesia, she was talking and laughing and feeling much better. >> that's great. >> so we're grateful for that. the doctors have been excellent at umc. they have done a marvelous job alleviating the pain caused by the assailant's bullet and we're praying and thanking god for the miracle. when she first came in it looked like she would lose the finger. now she'll have the finger and i think she'll have full recovery. thank you so much. >> i

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running everywhere, particularly in the neighborhood behind the library of congress has been just a marvel of history itself, and i've never been there, other than to the park. so, i've been enjoying just the diversity and all the different neighborhoods i have gone to and purposely gone out to check those out, whether it be on u street or to go out to the potomac park and go running along there. >> did you get into the library congress itself? >> i did. i went to the exhibit on the women's vote. i had been there once before and got my library card. >> so you can go back and use it now that you have got your library card? >> absolutely. >> any citizen can get a library card. >> just have to go down to the basement. absolutely. >> maureen mcguirl, thank you so much for being here with us this summer. >> thank you. appreciate it. for more information about --cation resources and including lesson plans, go to c-span.org/classroom. >> sunday, afterwards with journalist natalie >> those kids don't have the background knowledge. it's not they can't make a difference. they make inferences in thei

it's a marvelous story. i recommend that you read it like almost everything in smithsonian magazine. but it's -- i think it's also very -- it's a great illustration, a great example of where we can go if we forget a lot of the -- some of the things i'm going to talk about tonight. thanks for coming out on a night where you could sit home and watch on c-span events very similar to those 50 years ago, and, you know, one of the first questions i got asked and asked repeatedly was why nixon now? and i was accused of being something of an oracle when the book came out right after donald trump had been elected, facing off against a special counsel over a break-in at democratic national headquarters, staging his own saturday night massacres, declaring war on the press and declaring that the press is the enemy, accused of colluding with a foreign power to illegally affect the outcome of a presidential election, obstructing justice, democrats muttering about impeachment. a friend of mine from the faculty at the unive

we had this marvelous discussion. and he said do you want to get some lunch? i, of course, said sure. do you have a restaurant around here? i would be glad to have the publisher pick it up. he said ah, come on. he was a pilot. pilots always have hot cars. we get in this pontiac, we zip onto the interstate going 80 miles per hour. and he says next exit, burger king. [laughter] jokes aside, that was the moment that i really got a sense for who dick was as a young man. especially since the physical -- it was like i was talking to nixon himself. go back there a little bit. >> why did eisenhower picnics in, and why did he keep him? john: why did eisenhower hate nixon? why did he keep him? eisenhower was, maybe with a side of churchill or franken roosevelt, eisenhower was one of the great titans of world war ii. and then he comes home and wins the presidency. and he's told by his advisors they need somebody young. it would be nice to have somebody from the younger generation who fought the war. california would be great. why don't we pick this young kid, nixon? it w

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in fact, my niece is here, and we were marveling at that today.call him poppy in the family, but he has always, always been for women. and that's something that i really admire. >> i sat about as far away as melinda is from the me to bill sister for that decade, and there were many, many times when he underscored this fact, and one that is a pg version i can share is when we got the first round of data about the applicant, and we realized that young women of color were applying at two times the rate to the young men for -- and we thought, what should we to? is there some kind of campaign we should run, and he said, how about we wait a hundred years and then worry about it? [laughter] >> he didn't really want to wait a hundred years, but he did have a sense there was a time to get things right. is so fast forward on these great ancestors to the 1980s, and you begin to make decisions on your own even with that wonderful upbringing to be fascinated by and become expert at technology, to stay at duke for a long time getting both your undergrad and gra