marvel owns spider-man. marvel gets to decide what happens to spider-man and sony has to follow. it is spelling out all of the weird things mb spay want to do with -- things somebody may want to do with spider-man in the future. i bet it is not that short. i bet there is a little lawyer addendum and they say it is a thousand pages of the other things that spider-man can't do in a movie. until marvel says he can do it. >> i thought this was very silly until you explained it and no you it makes perfect sense and i stand behind marvel right joanne? >> where else are you going to stand? >> exactly. i think spider-man obviously is not gay right? when you look at him you don't see a gay thing right? he does president have a gay vibe? >> i guess they want historical accuracy because this is a comic. it has spanned many years. he is a historical figure at this point. i think if people are happy about this which i'm sure many people are. they are offended by this. they create new comics. they create the transgender minority with the drinking problem. if that's someone you feel connected t

just marvel at the time we had when we suggested and then implemented the marriage licenses for same sex marriage. global global impact. and our entire city continues to serve as a symbol of hope. when we make announcements here, when we have protocol and council general's offices from around the world celebrate here or we have the latest announcement about what challenges we might have or what answers we may have to those challenges. it's a place like our city where the world does change. we are an international leader in civil rights, we are a city of dreamers and doers and we are in fact a city of innovation. in fact the innovation capitol of the world. this is what city hall means to so many people. just as we lead the nation in human rights, we also lead in environmental justice and environmental standards. as naomi said, we are now the oldest building in all of united states to receive the lead platinum certification for a building that conserves energy and water conservation. with the additional upgrades on the solar panels and the energy efficient lighting that naomi describe

hopefully we will get to see the marvel experience. i'm wondering how will this all work? >> it is, really cool, the

story of marvellous agriculture and the productivitiers the springboard for the rest of the world in the united states. >> the president and c.e.o. of cropping life. thank you for coming on the programme. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, look forward to talking more with you about this important topic. >> that's the show. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for watching. >>> historic ruling. [ chanting ] >>> the supreme court saves president obama's signature domestic achievement. >> today's decision has monumental significance. >>> upholding a key part of the affordable care act. more legal battles lie ahead. civil rights victory - justices ruled in favour of a crucial legal strategy used to fight housing

>> and then fly with iron man, swing with spider man, smash with the hulk, thinks all part of the marvelxperience and it is coming here, we will give you a look behind the scenes, when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> kathy is here now serious business out there lots of storms, all out to the west but they are coming this way in a hurry. >> we have severe thunderstorm warnings posted for our counties. we will get right to that. we have been bus think afternoon tracking those storms and now heat and humidity we are seeing storms firing up and dumping a good amount of rain. now lets go to our live mobile weather lab this is in douglass township near pottstown and you can see rain coming down heavily in berks county there is a severe cell in montgomery county, chester county and lab will be heading that way as well. you can see traffic headlights, kind of at a stand still in the other lane because of the heavy rain. so thanks to our photographer jim and also the mobile weather lab out in the storms, this evening. you can see our observation on the eyewitness weather watchers at bottom of th

story of marvellous agriculture and the productivitiers the springboard for the rest of the world in the united states. >> the president and c.e.o. of cropping life. thank you for coming on the programme. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, look forward to talking more with you about this important topic. >> that's the show. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for [ ♪ ] >>> the dagger - pointed at the throat of the affordable care act has been pulled away. the case king verse burwell had been decided by the supreme court and the justices announced that the law stands. now what. will states that held back buy in, or is one battle ends, does another begin. is the fight over obama care really over? it's

story of marvellous agriculture and the productivitiers the springboard for the rest of the world in the united states. >> the president and c.e.o. of cropping life. thank you for coming on the programme. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, look forward to talking more with you about this important topic. >> that's the show. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for >> explorer and environmentalist jean-michel cousteau. >> we are visitors and we need to respect that. >> surprising secrets of the ocean. >> if it wasn't for the ocean, we would have a lot of problems today. >> and the harsh reality facing our planet. >> enough is enough. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. ei leaders agree to relocate thousf migrants that have arrived in italy and greece, but italy says it doesn't solve the problem. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there, i am shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazerra. also coming up. ramping up the pressure. euro zone leaders say greece has until the weekend to agree to a debt deal or face leaving the euro. >>> senior police in south africa are set to

this exhibit, this amazing marvel experience is here, until july 6th. i have a little girl ape a little boy but you get to customize the costumes. so lets say you really like iron man, right. >> right. >> but maybe you are a lady, you can make iron man. >> that is really cool. >> cool. >> you can keep going through and changing it all different colors. >> the kid like what they did they can e-mail it to themselves. >> e-mail it and post it on facebook. >> a lot of things you have here are truly interactive. the kid, super fan, dad and mom, they get to be involved with what is going on. what are we walking toward. >> we are walking to get our super characters to come down besides us and get a selfie with them. >> what you do, is to get out of the way. let's say i want to see the hulk. do the hulk pose. and then, will he come. >> okay. >> try it again. >> look at the hulk. >> right over there. >> try it. >> and then the point is that the kid, do you think i'm too short good what about over here. >> this is live television and it never works on live televi

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this week's your biz selfie is from michael connelly of springfield, massachusetts who runs a unique diaper baby gift company called stinky cakes. stinky or not, we like to see your selfie too. i love this company, by the way. if you would like to see your picture up here on your business. send us your selfie or use twitter. do not forget to use the the the the #yourbizselfie. >>> it is time to answer some of your business questions. let's get our board of directors in here to help. amos is the founder and ceo of -- and mike is the president and ceo of forbes media. good to see you. >> you too. >> let's get to the first question. it is about small business survival. >> what is the biggest challenge that most businesses have that prevent them from making it five years from the

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. the flenlling company say little more than a few steps beyond the idea stage. there is an actual product but the numbers don't add up and there isn't a clear plan on how to turn that around. >> we have an unusual situation here right now. every bag we sell we lose money on because it cost us more to produce it than that. >> this is not terribly unusual at this stage. especially for a business that started at the dining room table, with janet sewing the first prototypes one by one. >> i kept cutting up different linings to see what would fit and what it looked like. the first one took about two months to really just sew and create. >> once she felt she got the design right she hired someone to do a small but costly production run to see if people would buy the bags. after getting

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha!u can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this week's your business selfie is from michael connelly from sprindfield, massachusetts. who runs a unique diaper company called stinky kax. i love this company, by the way. it's a good gift. if you would like to see your picture up here on your business, send a selfie of you and your business to your business. tweet to @msnbcyourbiz. >>> time to answer some of your business questions. let's get our board of drerkts in here to hemp us out. amos windbush iii is a ceo of a universal transfer company. mike perless is ceo of forbes media. let's get to the first question. >> what is the biggest challenge that most businesses have that prevent them from making it five years from the dhat they start? >> a good question i think. you cover a lot of businesses. >> we do. and, as you know f

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha!o you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this weeks your biz selfie is from kevin campbell of wichita, kansas. he owns slug bug and rug. dream cleaning rug cleaning pest control copy. take a selfie of you and your business and send it to you yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to us @msnbcyourbiz and use #yourbizselfie. >>> today's elevator pitcher was a competitive kickboxer who had a strict diet regimen but still wanted dessert. angel investor alicia surrette is founder and ceo of pantegreon capital. and rod burns, consultant and media strategist. >> hi i am a chef. we specialize in making healthy, delicious desserts. would you like to try some? >> dessert for breakfast, good shot. >> everything is raw, vegan, gluten free no refined sugar added. from kickboxing i double up rez pies for dessert for sugar of customers

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha!o you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> today's your biz selfie is from meg ragland of new york city. he owns plumb print, the company that makes books out of your children's art. meg, you have a new customer because i was just thinking i need to find a new company like yours. thank you for send that in. now we want to see your selfias, too. send us a selfie of you and your business to your yourbusiness @msnbc.com and do not forget to use the #yourbizselfie. >>> today's elevator picture designed clothe that she says is versatile, fashionable, and makes it easier for kids with autism and other special needs to get dress it. the apparel also offering a tracking device. let's see how our panelists grade her pitch. larry change is a managing partner and rhonda abrams is a small business calling for "usa today." >> hey, n

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books, these marvelous articles.nd a great writer, people began to look up to him, began to see his ideas as a powerful force on the left. >> one thing that you write about that i thought was fascinating is even though these two men obviously ended up on opposite ends of the political spectrum, you said that they started with a common complaint about america. explain what you mean. >> what drew me to the book was, we have that mythological interpretation of the '60s. we love talking about the '60s. you think of "mad men" or "selma." i wanted to tell the story of the '60s that could engage with all of these events, the civil rights movements, the capital coming up, with the women's rights movement with the cold war. both of these guys were discussing all of these topics. and what brought them together was that they were engaged with these topic generally speaking. they came from similar not quite similar background. mailer was raised middle class jewish upbringing in brooklyn. buckley was raised in upper-class backgro

it's a marvelous thing! oh! haha! so you can replace plane tickets, traveler's cheques, a lost card. really? that worked? american express' timeless safety and security are now available on apple pay. the next evolution of membership is here. >>> this week's selfie comes from betsy of handsome brook farms in franklin new york. she's here in a bit of an american gothic motif with her husband. we'd love to see your selfie now, so please take one of you and your business and send to us you can tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. >>> janet goodman started her business, yada bags, after solving a problem for herself the need for a pocketbook to hold and organize her medical supplies, plus her everyday stuff. that bag then became a business fueled in part by janet's savings and enthusiasm for the product. but janet's not making money because her costs are too high. in part two of our makeover, our team of experts go to work finding solutions to get yada bags on the road to profitability. janet goodman believes she has the makings of

marvel quit paying royalties once the patent expired and he wanted it reverse.ustices said it's up to congress to change patent laws. those are your top stories of the morning. on europe, let's go to mark barton in london. mark: what a next-door gary day. airnitely something in the on the day of this emergency summit in brussels. every single western european stock market is high. some astounding stats -- the dax, the biggest gain in three years. in spain, the ibex 35, the biggest gain in three years. on the ftse, the biggest gain in three months. there is the one that matters -- it's all about greece today. the biggest increase since february. look at some of the moves by the biggest gainers. it wasn't all about greece today because the french telecommunications sector was on fire. look at the big movers. an offer to buy a wireless division for what is said to be a proposal worth 10 billion euros. iliad shares surging. it's an exclusive talks to acquire some of its assets. thencredible day for european stock market. i want to finish on that note. this is the eu

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. >> jimmy: i'm mostly a marvel comics book guy.y character is amanda waller. yes. >> jimmy: that's not much of a super hero name to be honest with you. >> she's suppose to the be one of the main characters main villains. >> jimmy: but a name like poison or spike lady that's a super hero. amanda waller sounds like, you know maybe you're a beautician or something. and when they told you that they wanted you to play the part, they did not show you this picture, i'm guessing. >> no they showed me the picture, and i actually loved the picture, and, you know i have my battle wounds. >> jimmy: you do already? >> yes. >> jimmy: are they real battle wounds? oh, my god, your pinky? >> if you geltt a close up with it. if i told you how i got it i would have to kill you, and i don't want to get away with murder, and i don't want to be featured on snap. >> jimmy: oh, my god, you're lucky to be alive. you almost lost a 18th of your pinky. so it's dangerous shooting this film up there in canada is what you're telling us. >> are you trying to get

whether they are here to take a selfie with the ship or simply marvel in its beauty, it's definitely turning heads this afternoon. it started its native more -- native voyage after 17 years of construction. >> the beauty of the ship became apparent. something you don't get to see every day. the last time a french tall ship waving flags came up the potomac it was 237 years ago. >> you can get jaded here thinking the seen it all. but this is not something you see everyday. >> this is an exact replica of the ship that the marquee sailed on. his leadership would wind up turning the tide of the american revolution. >> if lafayette had not rally the french government behind the concept of the states fighting for freedom, possibly as someone said last night you might be walking around with an accent like mine. >> the ship's bill to the almost exact specs of the original, but it does have a few differences. >> i would hope that the living quarters would be better than they were in the 18th century. >> we should also mention that the ship has working bathrooms modern-day refrigeration, and ev

. >> the supreme court is sh a marvelous way t start pride weekend. >> reporter: it was once used by nazis to identify and shame homosexuals and now is a symbol of pride. this weekend definitely a reason to celebrate. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> the pride parade starts tomorrow at 10:30 ithe morning. it goes up market street from beal to 8th. bart will run extra trains to help people get in and out of the city. >>> was a warm day in san francisco today. tonight hasooled off a bit. what about tomorro during the parade? >>> and you can see from the camera shot the low clouds are moving back in and that is going toet the stage for a cloudy start tomorrow mornin let's take you to the planner. early on 7:00 cloudy and cool upper 50s. still cloudy around 10:00 in the morning. by the afternoon sunnier skies. bounce into the mid 60s. by 6:00 we'll call it a mixture of sunshine and clouds. cool breeze will drop temperatures down to about 63 degrees by the evenin take you outside earlier today showing you our sunset going down at 8:36. a couple clouds and low cumulus clo

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. >> the supreme court is such a marvelous way to start pride weekend. we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle what once idea by the nazis to identify and shame homosexuals in world war ii. it's now a symbol of pride. this weekend, a reason to celebrate. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the pride parade starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning. it goes up market street from beale to eighth. bart will be running extra trains to help people get into and out of the city. >> a warm day in san francisco. tonight it's called off a bit. but what about tomorrow during the big parade. abc7 news drew tuma as more with live doppler 7hd. >> the first half of pride starting off on a nice note. you can see low clouds moving in. by 11:00 we'll have a chilly breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to lower 60s. the parade tomorrow, starting off, clouds, cool, 58 at 10:00 in the morning. still cloudy, low 60s. by 2:00, see the sun come out. warm into the mid-60s, and then by 6:00, sunshine but a cooler breeze will kick in and temperatur

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michael: i think it is a marvel that we see a lot of companies play with in different markets. you see in the chinese market reach out a stunning phenomenal job of building a number of features and services into their one number let porter -- umbrella portal. you see companies can't do bundle these services. what we are building two is that there are a lot of use cases that should be connected whether that is reviewing flights inside of a different airline application or looking at a beautiful product on pinterest and wanting to go purchase that product. the best environment, the best experience you can give as a developer is learning that -- bringing that user into your application. where john to make those connections -- we are trying to does connections easier. you have a number of companies that have traffic, generating and developing relationships with consumers. in has to be revenue story associated with that. that revenue story in a lot of cases is ads. what button is trying to do is bring in a model of affiliated commerce saying and this experience, based on what you ha

. >> reporter: comcast executive david cohen says he marvels at roberts' life story. after graduating from penn and serving in the navy roberts bought a small cable system in mississippi. now 52 years later, comcast is one of the largest media and technology companies in the world. cohen says the combination of an ambitious business drive with a soft approach won roberts many friends and admirers. >> that's what ralph was like. ralph was just inherently friendly and embracing and nurturing. >> the first word that comes to mind is a gentleman. >> reporter: bill lancowski is working with comcast on its new innovation and technology tower which is rising from the ground. >> it is that legacy that ralph started that you're seeing literally its manifestation on the philadelphia skyline. >> reporter: no matter how many new buildings or business ventures this company takes on cohen says roberts will still be a guiding force. they have a saying here every time there's a tough decision to make. >> you'll never go wrong if you ask yourself one question. what would ralph do. >>

the supporting message, which is marvelous that excites us, we love our team which plays here, but it a price that is the emotion of thousands of chilean families like no other site in the country. >> the idea that sports and history could mix. these benches are preserved at a memorial to those who suffered in one of chile's darkest histories. the soviet union refused to show up for play. they were disgusted by its human rights practices. >> chile said that no prisoners were at the tight. site. but my friend said that's a lie. that day he was there. >> the counter chilean team hopes that the stadium will be remembered for their victories and not the painful ghosts of the past. >> let's go to the capital of santiago for the big kick off. talk about ghosts of the past. what about ghosts of the present. how much of a cloud is the whole fifa issue casting over the game? >> the inaugural game will take place at the stadium. the president will be there michael and we don't know who will be sitting in the vip box. it's going to be a huge crowd. what they'll do now is insure that the focus is

. >> the supreme court is such a marvelous wa to start pride weekend. we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle what once idea by the nazis to identify and shame homosuals in world war ii. it's now aymbol of pride. this weekend, a reason to celebrate. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the pride parad starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the rning. it goesp market street from beale to eigh. bart will be running extra trns to hel people get into and out of the city. >> a warm day in san francisco. tonight it's called off a bit. but what about tomorrow during the big parade. abc7 news dr tuma as more with live doppler 7hd. >> the first half of pride starting off on a nice note. you can see low clouds moving in. by 11:00 we'll have a chilly breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to lower 60s. the parade tomorrow, starting off, clouds, cl, 58 at 10:00 in the morning. still cloudy, low 60s. by 2:00, see the sun come out. warm into the mid-60s, d then by 6:00, sunshine but a coer breeze will kick in and temperatures will drop to 63 deg

the 19-year-old actor was announced by sony pictures and marvel studios as the new peter parker, aka,cially significant because it will bring spider-man into the marvel universe finally placing him among his fellow avengers. holland's first appearance by the way, as spider-man on screen will be in "captain america: civil war," due out next year with stand-alone spider-man films to follow. >> and the actor took to instagram, showing he was well qualified for the role with some serious acrobatics. look at that. and before this announcement though, information had leaked from the sony hacking, which included e-mails between studio executives that said that this newest spider-man character cannot be black or gay. some fans and critics were still hoping for the franchise to receive an update. after all, spider-man comics miles morales is african-american. you see him right there. >> not such the case on the big screen. >>> well mark wahlberg is an oscar-nominated mega star but let's not foreget his funky beginnings. >> absolutely not. >> look at that. >> in his calvins. >> time in his life

the 6-3 ruling in the patent case was kimble versus marvel. it heard inventor steve kimble's copyright claim against the comics entertainment giant royalties for a popular spider-man web shooter toy. kimble was arguing he was still owed royalties after the patent expired. he lost that argument. disney shares hitting a new high on the news. melissa. melissa: breaking news right now. takata fighting back on concerning findings of a u.s. senate committee today. the committee saying just in the last hour, takata likely prioritized profit over safety and it should have been aware of serious safety issues with its airbags as early as 2001. now takata says the report contains a number of inaccuracies. it also says it conducts regular safety checks at its plants and never stopped hose at anytime. exploding airbags are known to have caused at least six deaths in the u.s. >> new developments in the manhunt for two escaped prisoners from new york. fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal joins us from owls head new york, with more. rick? >> melissa,

it is a drop in the budget and the big mover here is going to be star wars, that's going to be marvel's not, we'll take it. >> barton, you might have, you could have built an argument saying when oil started to rebound, this would hurt theme park business, stocks back to 113? what's that about? >> so you're talking about disney stock? >> relative as an oil play, summer gas price. >> oil not going to drive if you're going to spend 100, 200 bucks a day at a disney park in orlando. that's a big vacation you plan as a life-moving event for your kids and family. it's not 100% clear that oil is a huge mover for a theme park. think that disney had great momentum in their theme parks, i think they actually slowed a little bit in the last quarter partly because they were redoing some stuff in california that's done as of may and i think we're looking for a very good quarter coming up for the june quarter. >> we work for comcast, where we're all crowing about "furious 7" "fifty shades" "pitch perfect 2" "jurassic world." would you say our slate is comparable or better than disney's? >> so far y

and the moves, and the austerity even if it's infused with you know the marvellous papal theology. >>liam gall stop bonner cohen from public policy research, great to have you both. i'll be back in a moment with the last word on politics and faith, and whose ox is gored. pastor and the planet. tonight's inside story. >>> it's been a frequent motive in american politics. religious theology conveniently changes the subject when it does not. with the two political parties, you see the tendency clearly. republicans embracing the ban on abortion and not saying much of anything about the preferential option about the poor embedded in catholic teaching and democrats doing the opposite. notice how seldom you see a politician get up in front of an audience and say i support the policy. i can't follow my own conscience because of the teaching of my faith, and people who cited the will of god. the legendary activist may have said it best "i distrust those people that know so well what god wants them to do because i notice it coincides with their own desires." i'm ray suarez, that's the "inside s

more than anything they see that marvellous people live here. reporter: the most popular holiday snap motif and a permanent feature of the tour, is the view from the very top. richard: it's like a patchwork quilt all connected. marcos: and in rio we were more than 1000 slums. and you have since today some place that the police don't go. it is a difficult society to balance. ok? eileen: is there a solution, is there a plan to help to change things, to help all the people with sewage and -- marcos: sometimes we ask it, but they don't have the plans because the state now is broken. so managing the situation is very difficult. ok? reporter: the complex social problems can only be touched on. that's all the tourists want. many people live here illegally and are the poorest of the poor. after an hour and a half, their introduction tour is over. eileen: i do, i just admire them very much. and i'm glad i don't have to live there. as jan said, we are very, very privileged to be here and visit. reporter: they now plan to recommend the favela tour to frien

out there. >> no, he didn't go there. >> yes, he went there. >> he had a nice arc. >> i'm marvelous. >> the hits just keep on coming. keep up the great work. >> if you want to call them that. >> all right. >> 6:50. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york. >> good morning ukeelee i know that you were gone. >> you noticed. >> oh, gayle noticed. >> it goodies to be missed thank you, good to see you too. >> good to see you both. >>> head we're in gloucester county continuing our coverage, of the storm that passenger train pulled down trees and knock out power. plus doctor tara on the new study finding medical marijuana does in the work for many illnesses that it is supposed to treat. >>> scientists analyzed pop charts and they have come up with something interesting. they discovered single biggest event that changed american music forever what cow think that is? muse is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes from new. >> give us a hint. >> give us a hint. >> i guess the internet. >> it starts with an r. >> starts with an r. >> mus

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. >>> you know most of us who visit the california redwood are content to look up and marvel from the not rock climbing inging legend chris sharma a guy that sees anything giant and thinks i have got to climb up there. >> reporter: climbing a pacific coast redwood tree is a feat no one has ever attempted. which is part of the allure. for a guy who conquers mountains with his fingertips. >> definitely climbing but definitely not rock climbing. >> reporter: chris sharma kidded considered one of the world's best rock climbers. are you nervous? >> a little nervous, yeah. >> reporter: a journey a year in the making taking him from spain to his roots in california where he used to climb as a kid. but each climb comes with its own set of challenges. what did your family and colleagues say, when you told them you will climb a tree? >> everyone is like huh, such a different tactic than rock climbing. from all the experience i have, i feel like a total beginner in the redwood forest. >> reporter: chips of bark, 250 feet straight up. chris shows me just what he is up against. >> these trees are

. >> the supreme court is a marvelous way to start pride weekend.ut we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle was use by the nazis to shame homosexuals in world war ii and is now a symbol of pride. >> the festival is on at civic center. the theme happiness and equality for all. they're from san jose. >> this one came running in, jumped on me and said we can get married. we won! >> this family brought their daughters to celebrate. >> we're allowed to get married, everyone else should be. what's the difference? >> the dike march roared into the castro for a pink saturday party, preview of the pride parade on sunday which could be the largest in history. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> a heckler interrupted the dedication ceremony by trying to shout down the san francisco supervisor. the crowd shouted down the heckler. show respect. police escorted him away it does not appear he was antigay. >> steadfast activists say traditional marriage is defined as being between a man and a woman, and they're vowing to back the r

those who couldn't see. >> chris pratt is in "guardians of the galaxy," it's probably marvel saying,hoose, we love you, too. we'll have some sequels over there. >>> that does it for "squawk alley," keep your eye on the dow. some of the bids have been lost, as we get closer to the fed statement and the presser. now to headquarters and the half. >>> thanks so much. welcome to the halftime show, let's meet the starting lineup. joe terranova sheer with jim lebenthal and pete najarian. our game plan looks like this, stock shock, one analyst says to sell bristol-myers and our desk is fired up about it. is our call of the day a bull's eye or simply full of bull? >>> the right fit as fitness company fitbit prepares to go public. we take the pulse of this latest and greatest ipo. kayla with what you need to know. >>> the fed's decision on interest rates, just two hours away now, but it's janet yellen'ss

. >> after taking off in china on saturday, the pilot tweeted from the air, marveling at the beauty aroundim. he said he was full of energy. raring to go he will have to wait until mother nature gives solar power the green light. >> beijing is taking a leaf out of the book of several other cities around the world and is putting an end to smoking in public places. as of this monday, smokers will no longer be able to light up in restaurants, offices, or public transport in the chinese capital. some of the fans have been ineffective in the past, so thousands of inspectors will be enforcing it. >> in this cloud of cigarette smoke in a beijing restaurant, it's about to become a thing of the past. tougher legislation makes it illegal to light up in public venues in the chinese capital, like offices bars, hotels, and train stations. outdoor areas near schools hospitals, and sports stadiums also will be smoke free. violators will be charged the equivalent of 30 euros, 15 times fine under a previous partial ban. and those who do not enforce the new rules could see their licenses revoked. >> of cour

and the moves, and the austerity even if it's infused with, you know, the marvellous papal theology.william gall stop, bonner cohen from public policy research, great to have you both. i'll be back in a moment with the last word on politics and faith, and whose ox is gored. pastor and the planet. >> my name is imran garda the show is called third rail, when you watch this show you're gonna find us being un-afraid. the topics will fascinate you, intrigue you... >> they take this seriously... >> let me quote you... >> there's a double standard... >>...could be a hypocrite >> you're also gonna get a show that's really fair bold... never predictable... >> the should be worried about heart disease, not terrorism... >> i wouldn't say that at all... >> you'll see a show that has an impact on the conventional wisdom that goes where nobody else goes... >> my name is imran garda i am the host of third rail and you can find it on al jazeera america >>> it's been a frequent motive in american politics. religious theology conveniently changes the subject when it does not. with the two political p

. >> it is a five piece package of kids toys build on marvels avinkers and made by hasbro. it works with two action figurers and two plastic disks that light up and talk to kids in the voice of iesh man's assist and jarvis delivering instructions for a mission. kids can be hit by the action figures which makes the glove vibrate. while the toys can sync with an app. for more information on the mission and to get updates on progress it works without any screens or seechb wi-fi. >> play maigs and wearable devices bring together infrared and motion sensor and bluetooth technology. the package will retail for $120 in october with preorders starting in july. ? nove package built around interactive hulk hands will hit stores with nor avengers toys in the works. disney has been working on this for three years investing millions of dollars but will it off? the franchise could generate half a billion dollars in sales annually ceo of ccpm who was prebriefed by disney and he said it cou hit a billion dollars annually as they franchise to other expansions. >> we'll create play experienc

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