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a look at marvel universe live playing in san jose. ♪ hey!ee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪ >> welcome back to mornings on 2 the 9. we begin this half hour with an update on a double shooting last night in san jose that left one oakland firefighter dead and another in the hospital this morning. >> the two off duty firefighters were new to the oakland fire department. they had been on the force for four months. both were shot leaving a brewery on east taylor street near japan town. officers searched the area of jackson and 11th just a few blocks away from the original crime scene. we just learned there were in fact five oakland firefighters attending an event at the brewery last night. investigators say the two vic

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then we would talk about the marvel universe.--: jon: when you are in it, sometimes the systems that perpetuate different forms of either racism or patriarchy or any of those things, you do not even realize you're in it when you are. and you certainly do not think that of yourself. an article came out that said they do not have any women writing for the show, and on and on. my first response to it was -- they do not understand that there are women here, they are empowered. this is not a sexist environment. i was raised by a single mother. there were things in the article which i thought were cheap shots. then i sat in the writer's room and looked around and i said oh, we are all just white dudes! with various forms of facial hair. and i took that as diversity. what i took as much excelled diversity in a writing staff was that guy is a one-liner guy that , guy is a good narrative guy, this guy is crazy, we will stay out of his way. every three weeks he will say something we will save was great. charlie:? -- charlie: that justified

and then we would go back to the marvel universe. when you are in it, sometimes the systems that perpetuate different forms of either racism or pait arc or any of those things you don't even realize you are in it when are you in it, right. and you certainly don't think of that yourself. so an article came out that said they don't have any women writing for the show, and hon and on about that sorlt of thing. the, and my first response to it was they don't understand, you know, there are women here, they are empowered. this is not a sexist environment, i was raised by a single mother. i went through every little, you know who do they think. and there were things in the article that i thought were cheap shots. what are they-- and then i sat in the writers room and i looked around and i was like oh. we're all just white dudes. like various forms of like facial hair, like i took that as diversity. what i looked at as the metrics of diversity in the writing staff, that guy is a one line guy, can great wreat one-liners that lie thinks in st

going into this year, i'm just really getting tired of the marvel cinematic universe, i have to say.you look at the top grossing films of the year, you've got beauty and the beast and wonder woman at number one and two, but we're not seeing many of them in this blockbuster season. i wonder if that's something that hollywood might want to change in the future. i certainly would hope so, but hollywood is also very slow on the up take with these things. they did announce a wonder woman sequel, so we'll see about that. but a different kind of blockbuster you have ava duvernay's a wrinkle in time. that i can see being a really huge deal, especially with the cast that they have. you have 0prah, you have chris pine, who is all over these blockbusters, and you have ava duvernay. black women will go out and support her. do you think with these franchises flagging, hollywood's going to change course at all, or are we going to be seeing transformers movies until the end of time? i don't think anything in hollywood is ever truly dead. everything comes back to life at some point. we are in a circ

going into this year, i was really getting tired of the marvel cinematic universe.ale centric. if you look at the top grossing films of the year, beauty and the beast, wonder woman, but not many in this season. hollywood is also very slow on the up take. they did an ounce wonder woman sequel, so we will see about that. i think a wrinkle in time will be a big deal. we have big actors. 0prah, wrinkle in time will be a big deal. we have big actors. oprah, and others that black women will support. do you think hollywood will change course or are we going to see transformers movies until the end of time? i don't think anything in hollywood is ever truly dead. we are ina hollywood is ever truly dead. we are in a circle now where it might take five years or a decade. i think with spider man it only took three years. so long as they are familiar properties and familiar to a modern audience, we are still going to get these. i love that basically you are saying that the plot of the mummy is a metaphor for hollywood. no matter how did it may seem, anything can come back to lif

box have you ever been courted by the marvel cinematic universe would you consider working behind the camera these are two very different questions yes. i have mildly i've auditioned for a marvel movie before i would love to do a marvel movie i love is that a good one the woman thank you i thought gal gadot was great but yeah i would love i would love to do that interested in directing i kind of waver on this and sometimes i think i would like to i campaigned for a while to be able to direct a community episode but that never happened and. i don't know it's all about sort of finding something i would be actually very passionate about to direct i think pete's a crude wants to know what's your favorite she. well we all know the obvious answer it is a great cheese but i'm a loser gal before we go. is there a wrestling move you want to hit me with oh i'm hitting you with something come on baby you're going to get up to what you stay there i'll get here's what i'm going to do do whatever you want i'm going to put you in a simple headlock you're going to stay where you are going to stay her

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let's celebrate, being alive, right now, in this universe. and, marvel ability to observe this phenomenon aanndyou. >> again, cbs news will have live coverage of the total solar eclipse. beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'ne . > 21st, 2017. this is the cbs news. ten sailors are missing after the ussoh mccain collides with a tanker. president trump will unveiisisn address to the nation tonight. the plan could mean more troops. and cosmic black out the wait foer good morning from the studio newsroom in new york. this morning off the singapore a massive search a

but i have to say that some of the reactions of those people on the beach were just marvelous, talking about the universe here. in fact it britain the universe right here. there was a famous astronomer named sandy faber from the university of california, lick observatory. she once said, you know, the fascinating thing about tron me is the universe is right here, and we all experienced it just now. >> yeah, i mean, such a good point this is one of the few moments you can feel connected to it. >> absolutely. absolutely. that's the essence. i carry away the eclipses i see in 1970, even the runs that i still experienced. >> chad myers, so -- you want to continue seeing them, you want to witness and experience it again. >> well, can you not imagine why? if you had those feelings, those chills, those goosebumps? trying to sneak out here to look at our sky here in atlanta, we're about 85%, 86%, but that's not 1700 those people did feel. we're talking about the next event in 2024, in fact, it takes a line almost from dallas to buffalo, as we look, yeah, and here is the eclipse we had today, and here is the eclip

let's celebrate, being alive, right now, in this universe. and, marvelof ability to observe this phenomenon and understand the cosmos and place within it. thank you. >> again, krks news twill half live coverage of the total solar eclipse. beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. from brought cast center in new york city. i'm elaine quijano. . >>> it's monday august 21st, 2017. this is the cbs is morning news. ten sailors are missing after the uss john s. mccain collides with a tanker. president trump will unveil his strategy in afghanistan in an address to the nation tonight. the plan could mean more troops will be deployed. and cosmic black out the wait for the great american eclipse is almost over. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom in new york. this morning off the coast of singapore a massive search and

let's celebrate, being alive, right now, in this universe. and, marvelind of ability to observe this phenomenon and understand the cosmos and place within it. thank you. >> again, krks news twill half live coverage of the total solar eclipse. beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. from b york city. i'm elaine quijano. >>> president trump and the longest war. the president will address the nation monday night with his plans for the war in afghanistan. is he sending more troops? >>> also tonight, the sun and moon are about to align for the great american eclipse. we have report from coast to coast along the so-called path >> totality. this represents a powerful moment in which we could have a rebirth. >> we expect an audience of tens of millions of people. >> we remember two legends who died. political activist, comedian, dick gregory. >> with president kennedy's new housing bill i might be your neighbor now. >> and king of comedy, jerry lewis. [ indiscernible ] >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijan

day not only in the path of totality but in our region people are marveling at the historic eclipse. anita oh is live at rowan universityhere they held an event that drew more than a thousand people, anita? >> reporter: yes, very big event, guys, and, festivities are over as you can see but earlier align wrapped around this planetarium for a show inside, and people packed this lawn trying to catch a glimpse of that eclipse. we saw people with serial boxes, solar eclipse glasses, goggles and we also met some very excited kid. >> it is sun but then turned in the moon. >> reporter: six year-old wesley hall way discovered looking through cbs-3 special frames solar eclipse and north america on monday the moon only partially covered the sun in our region. >> it is a crescent moon, it is moving a little bit. and it is stuff shining from this. >> to celebrate the event, elainea cortez and her friend made their own t-shirts. >> i have never seen an eclipse. >> reporter: she waited in line outside planetarium at rowan university for an eclipse festivities and snag a pair of free solar eclipse glasses. janice george waited in rine

marvel at the human beings -- >> i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: in a troubled time, what could better contextualize our place in the universe than a solar eclipse. did you ever wonder what cosmic accident make the diameter from the moon roughly the same as our sun? is it a gift? >> it's really cool thinking it's only happening in the states right now. i think that makes it, i think, extra special. >> reporter: for her, for you, for tens of millions of us who donned glasses and stared at the sun in the same moment across this land. for a couple of blessed hours, all of our problems, our worries, our divisions burned away in a shared experience. >> we're going through a whole lot of phooey for now. this right here, don't you notice the atmosphere is so calm? everybody's here. it's nice and calm and friendly right now. >> reporter: was there a takeaway? >> well, we're just a small thought in a moment in time in the universe. >> reporter: think of it as a reminder from above. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> it's likely you've seen lots of pictures of the eclipse by now, but none like this. the international space station tw

. >> and people thought much longer >> marvel has gone to the wealth too many times and kind of going deep into that universel see. this is a distinct of brand and netflix can get by on narrow appeal. >> d.c. comics in 1968 and marvel in terms of variety. >> back when avis was trying hard. >> finally google created this algorithm that, gets this, edits your photo before you even take it the lightning fast a lg o retouches any image 50 times in one second, transforming your snap so quickly that you can see the edits before you click the shutter. wow. >> this is a selfie generation, so -- >> exactly. >> and presuming it's may, they have seen how people ed ate hand use their photos in real life. kind of impressive how do you monetize that >> like apple every time they release a new camera. >> maybe the phone will be almost as good as the blueberry. >> bitcoin is on a tear again. investors showing new-found confidence in the digital currency after the split helped to take it to an all-time high more on the bitcoin boom and what's driving it ahead but first the war of words with north korea is intensifying as the

give up on the project i am all for the think tanks that are doing marvelous work we cannot give up on our students there in the university not the think tanks so what those people need to do is support those initiatives that will live up to those highest ideals while at the same time also supporting think tanks and other initiatives. >> any comments?. >> dad? [laughter] >> this may be generational. and generational that i.m. ignorant about innovation with education of the sort that you can design things with that experience of getting the education and to see that pushed back. and to see some closures. and that will not continue indefinitely something different from what we have. and one can learn a lot to but learning together about the things with the of one on one possibilities for the face-to-face possibilities that virtual learning doesn't have that you could find things doo-doo. so those ideals and that those whole panel speaks for. and not only knowing the subject and to encourage the of silence and the conversation with a professor 24 hours a day on-line what do you think of what so and so just said?. >> professo

marvel at that humans did not make. >> i'm about to start crying. >> reporter: in a troubled time, our place in the universe than a solar eclipse. is it a gift? >>it's really cool thinking it's only happening in the stes right now. i don't ow, that makes it extra special. >> reporter: for her. for you. for tens of millions of us who donned glasses and stared at the sun at the same moment across this land. for a couple of bleed hours, all of our problems, our worries, burned away in a share experience. >> we're going through a lot of stuff right now, and this is the atmosphere is so calm. everybody is nice and friendly right now. >> reporter: washere a takeaway? let's as the groom. it's a once-in-a-lifetime eclipse and this is a once-in-a-lifetime -- >>yeah. a great day. >> reporter: you'rsupposed to say marriage. [ laughter ] >> reporter: fair warned. next year, he gets no anniversary reminder from above. in san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." . >> and the wnings were widespread, don't look at the eclipse without safety glasses. what happened if you did look at the sun without safety glasses in we' done a follow

marvel at that humans did not make. >> i'm about to start crying. >> reporter: in a troubled time, what can getter contextualize our place in the universe than a solar eclipse. is it a gift? >> it's really cool thinking it's only happening in the states right now. i don't know, that makes it extra special. >> reporter: for her. for you. for tens of millions of us who donned glasses and stared at the sun at the same moment across this land. for a couple of blessed hours, all of our problems, our worries, burned away in a shared experience. >> we're going through a lot of stuff right now, and this is the atmosphere is so calm. everybody is nice and friendly right now. >> reporter: was there a takeaway? let's ask the groom. it's a once-in-a-lifetime eclipse and this is a once-in-a-lifetime -- >> yeah. a great day. >> reporter: you're supposed to say marriage. [ laughter ] >> reporter: fair warned. next year, he gets no anniversary reminder from above. in san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." . >> and the warnings were widespread, don't look at the eclipse without safety glasses. what happened if you did look at the sun without safety glasses in w

marvel at humans did not make. >> i'm about to start crying. >> reporter: in a troubled type, what could bet ker contextualize our place in the universe than aolar eclipse. did you ever wonder what could make the diameter of her moon as seen from earth roughly the same as our sun? >> it's really cool thinking it's only happening in the states right now. that makes it, i think, extra special. >> reporter: for her, for you, for tens of millions of us who donned glasses and stared at the sun in the same moment across this land. for a couple of blessed hours all of our problems, our worries our divisions burned away in a shared experience. >> you know, we're going through a whole lot of fooey for now. the atmosphere right here is so calm. it's nice and calm and friendly right now. >> reporter: was there a takeaway? ask the groom. >> it's a once in a lifetime eclipse. this would be a once in a lifetime. >> yeah. >> it's a great day. >> reporter: you're supposed to say marriage. >> marriage. >> reporter: fair warned, next year he gets no anniversary reminder from above. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> a lot of the californians mad

marvelous work. we can't give up on our students and our students are not in the think tank, there in the university so what supporters of american higher education seems to need to do is to support initiatives that will live up to the highest ideals of liberal learning in the universities while at thesame time also supporting think tanks and other initiatives outside the universities. >> any comments ? dad, do you have a comment? >> this might be a generational thing. >> i spoke partly a generational sense that i really imaginative about real innovation in education of the sort of thing that we're terrified it seems to me. you could probably design things, the outrageous expense of getting an education and the precious little that lots of people get from this expense, i don't think we've begun to see the pushback is going to be coming. we can see some closures and that will be the first time but i'm not sure that this can continue indefinitely without there being a call for something very different. >> but, one can learn a lot from interactive things online but the experience of living together, le