we're telling within this exhibition with the gallatin's are important not only because of that marvelous planes indian collection that we've acquired but also they are integral in in bradford britton to ed borene. they meet him in new york. they bring him out here when they're building their house in 1911. so borene is is a california artist born in san leandro, california 1872. he's probably the most important cowboy artist of that area and to me because he actually was a cowboy, you know, remington and charlie russell were not cowboys by profession by any stretch of the imagination. where's borene really was and he worked on ranches throughout california and mexico participated in massive cattle drives, but was this marvelous draftsman and you can see that illustrated in this drawing, you know, just a beautiful piece he was a master of ink india inc. and the brush and he becomes good friends with bad bradford britain and britain goes on to collect over 230 pieces of borene's work. so we're now in the britain house and this is you know, this is the original part of the institution. so f

the formidable, marvellous fighterfrom newjersey.6. antoine rozner holed a 60—foot putt on the final green to win the qatar masters. the frenchman was tied for the lead going into the last hole, and holed this to take his second title on the european tour. that's all from sportsday. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including coverage and commentary from the players championship at sawgrass in florida where lee westwood leads in the final round. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello. after a real battering in the last week with strong winds across the uk and low pressure in charge of everything, the week ahead brings us a different story. lighter winds certainly initially, and a tale of high pressure trying to make its way across us. it's not an entirely straightforward story, however. there will be some weather fronts running into the north of our area of high pressure and just how that area of high pressure builds will govern what things look and feel like through the remainder of the week. overnight, the tai

jack kennedy is a marvellous writer and not _ he?ous writer and not for _ he? jack kennedy is a marvellous writer and not for the _ he? jack kennedy is a marvellous writer and not for the first - he? jack kennedy is a marvellous writer and not for the first time. | writer and not for the first time. he absently excelled on this and you are quite right, it's a horse that since the spring of 2019 rachel blackmore has a writing on a regular basis, and now the most recent starts together over the christmas period did not work out well, they actually had a fall together and with that who ended up being her writing in this afternoon, heading into the festival in such good form much more fancied by the bookmakers and you can see white rachel made her choice. but the horse himself jumped around here, the fences incredibly. jack kennedy of the lord with confidence, just held sway by a length of the line and quite right to point out the amazing achievement this week as well. he became the first trainer and winners of the hurdle and quite an as

matt, i'm sure you're aware marvell is a huge focus for our viewers.you coming on and talking about the outlook. good to see you. >> thanks, carl. great to see you and the team. >>> checking in on shares of bumble at susquehanna. bullish on rech venue growth shares flat on that upgrade. "squawk alley" will be right back we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of cleaner energy. at emerson, we advance the safety and efficiency of the lng industry to meet the world's need for reliable, affordable electricity. emerson. consider it solved. bike shop please hold. bike sales are booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your $75 credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/bike. wanna build a gaming business that breaks the internet? when you post your first job that means working night and day... ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give

so just -- let's say i'm kevin feige at marvel, and you're auditioning for captain marvel's older sisterot going to change its ga pass because my agent didn't tell me her name was karen if it's karen, no thank you. okay and can i talk to the manager because nobody told me that her name was karen okay, my agent didn't tell me, so i'd like to speak to somebody about changing her name. >> seth: this is marvel. we don't have a manager. >> oh, okay, i'll wait until i get the marvel manager thank you so much. >> seth: okay, so you audition for gretchen we would love -- so captain marvel is going off -- she's going off to fight in space, and we would just love, like, what you think an older sister would say on her way out >> be careful, captain marvel, be careful i mean, don't -- don't -- you don't have to go is that good do you -- i mean, you wouldn't tell thor, if they found a part for you in "thor," you wouldn't go to australia? >> okay, if they found a part for me in "thor," i'd be on a frigging plane in 2.2 seconds. but i want to tell you something else about australia, and, you know, this

the formidable, marvellous fighterfrom newjersey.chman was tied for the lead going into the last hole — and holed this to take his second title on the european tour. that's all from sportsday. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including coverage and commentary from the players championship at sawgrass in florida where lee westwood has started his final round in the lead. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new home viewing releases as we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. in the 0scar—tipped current release the united states vs billie holiday, a federal agent with deeply divided loyalties is sent to infiltrate and undermine a powerful voice of civil rights. that scenario is echoed injudas and the black messiah, a gripping drama inspired by real events from director and co—writer shaka king. it's not a question of violence or nonviolence, it's a question of resistance to fascism or nonexistence within fascism! cheering. you can murder a liberator, but y

he's not even d.c. >> stephen: marvel, marvel or sony marvel. >> 20th cynically fox, sony.er-man and disney merged with 20th century fox. >> stephen: they're all disney. >> wait, what. >> stephen: >> stephen: let me break it down for you. in the 1990s, marvel was going out of business so they decided to save their as by selling off intellectual properties to studios. i'm not sure what's going on with luke cage and iron fist, that's netflix, kind of its own universe. >> wow. >> stephen: forget the fantastic four. >> huh. >> stephen: that's why spider-man is not in the venom movies. >> okay. >> stephen: and technically that's why baby yoda is an avenger. >> wow, that is complex. >> stephen: speaking of which, if you're going to be in the legion of doom you have to fill out stark paperwork. >> what? i don't want to do that. >> stephen: i'm sorry, those are the terms. but you get a cut of all your merch sales which i think are really going to be huge. >> you really think so? >> stephen: yeah, you've got to have a big fan base. what are fans yours called, strokeheads, stroke har

this is, marvel writers.es >> yeah. >> jimmy: more pain. >> ultimate, ultimate sad girl >> jimmy: and this one, i just think -- everyone liked this one. it said, "breaking news, elizabeth olsen is currently being hospitalized due to carrying the entire mcu on her back." that's your fans but that's the move! that's the moves you're doing. >> that is the move? i guess i do that a lot, don't i? >> jimmy: yeah you do but everyone loves you and it's great, including us congrats on all the success with "wandavision. i want to show a clip. here is elizabeth olsen in "wandavision." take a look at this. >> is she asleep >> mommy's not sleeping, honey she is just resting her eyes >> mom my head feels weird. it's like really noisy i don't like it. >> resting her eyes. as punishment for my reckless evening, i plan on taking a quarantine style staycation, a whole day, just to myself. that'll show me. [ sigh ] ♪ >> jimmy: elizabeth olsen, everybody. check out the season finale of "wandavision" this friday on disney plus. m

marvel silenced fred was it kevin feige did he get to you? okay good luck, fred.ms like "if beale street could talk" and shows such as "the leftovers" and "watchmen. her film, "one night in miami" is available on amazon prime video now let's take a look. >> can't nobody else understand what it's like to be one of us, except us. >> one of us >> you know, young, black, righteous, famous, unapologetic. there's going to be a target on your back. >> it was going to be there anyway this ain't about civil rights. those activists ain't do squat about them four little girls that got bombed in alabama that's why they're preaching to a deaf congregation, because they ain't giving black people what they really want. >> what's that >> what you have but take for granted. power. >> seth: please welcome back to the show regina king how are you, regina? >> i am doing all right, seth. how are you? >> seth: good. i would love to say it's nice to have you here, but of course, here is in quotes, and this is now the second time you have joined us remotely since this all started. and so

it's an epic weekend for two comic book kingdoms, marvel and d.c.lot to sink their teeth into this week but here at the desk we have questions so we called up erik voss. he hosts the youtube series "new rock stars" which has nearly 3 million subscribers to get us through all this. it's great to have you. let's jump right in. you break down plots and look for easter eggs in pretty much everything marvel does. safe to say it was a big day yesterday, right? >> oh, definitely. we had the premiere of "the falcon and the winter soldier." this is marvel studios' new six-part miniseries streaming on disney plus that premiered yesterday and follows anthony mackie as sam wilson falcon and sebastian stan as supersoldier bucky barnes teaming up to preserve the legacy of captain america after his mysterious disappearance. marvel fans are loving the action, the hunt for easter eggs given to him by captain america, but for episode one all the fans are now buzzing why sam doesn't want the shield. my theory is that sam has to be manipulated by corrupt government for

spending years creating our own technological marvel is been a privilege. those last days and weeks leading up to lending it was pretty smooth. we were all still really nervous and frankly terrified until we got through those final set of steps. two attached unsafely, to see those first images come back from mars, to see the place we have never been able to go to on mars before and go there for the express purpose of seeking out new life just made us feel like i was living in a dream. now that that tremendous relief has passed, all that is left is the excitement and the thrill of all of these scientific discoveries that are yet to come and what we will actually find and hopefully find signs of past life on mars. pres. biden: i tell you what. you say you weren't living like a dream? you have created a dream for millions and millions of young kids. the thing that i found so exhilarating about this, you all did this. the whole team, the entire team at jpl. you restored a dose of confidence in the american people. they were beginning to wonder about us, whether

he said it's marvelous. he's a wonderful man. i'm going to be able to we're going to be able to do business. but of course my father went back in the middle of the potsdam conference to receive the results of the 45 election, and so he didn't actually go back it wasn't for him to end the conference clement actley went there because prime minister did you ever think of running for congress or for a house commons? no. but you ever interested in politics. oh, yes. i've been interested in politics all my life, but i've never wanted to participate. this is a photograph of your mother and father. on november the 10th 1945 again a conversation piece my thought my mother's i think's just said something to the part, but he's taking in you see. very nice, and it's lovely woman. she was how old were they when they died? my father was in his 19th year, and my mother was 92. and what were they like at the end? because you write there's a there's a letter in here as a matter of fact, and i wanted to find it and read it where your father refers

broke box office records with their series—ending marvel 2—parteravengers: infinity war and avengersots and have now co—directed an adaptation of nico walker's novel cherry. i'm 23 years old and... ..sometimes i wonder if life is wasted on me. tom holland stars as the lost soul who we first meet robbing a bank, who then looks back upon his life to see how the last 15 years led him to this sorry end. his meeting with his sweetheart emily, played by ciara bravo, his enlistment in the army when heartbreak loomed, his time in battle and his return to cleveland with ptsd and a growing opioid dependency that draws both him and emily into spiralling drug addiction. have you ever heard of oxycontin? described by its creators as a sid and nancy star romance ——style romance for the post—9/1! generation, cherry is stylistically adventurous fare that knowingly plays with genre, shifting its tone, rhythm and aspect ratio to reflect our antihero's subjective experience of his changing world. i like you. a lot. thus we get the magical realism of falling in love, the full metaljacket feel of boot ca

but i did get the most marvelous letters from my father. written from the ports of call when he was on the canadian american trip. >> how many years was your parents married? >> over 57 years. >> how many years do you suspect they were apart? a lot of these letters suggest they spend a lot of time apart. >> i had never had the patience to sit down, and actually count up the days together days apart, but of course the fact that the letters highlights, they're absences from each other but when they were young, the absences were sometimes 48 hours, and then in 48 hours there would be three or four letters flying to and fro. politics caused absences, and later after the war, my mother came to the south of france, a bit early on she played a lot of tennis. but she let my father go on his own, she sometimes went for a bit, but he wasn't terribly good companion and on a holiday, because he was always working. so he was usually with his secretary all morning. and then sometimes he was been all afternoon, painting. but she didn't really like the sou

marvel studios has a headquarter right where we shoot "black-ish" and "grown-ish.", "watch out, we shouldn't let this person in. >> i mean, if i'm not on a watch list all ready, then maybe >> seth: hey, thank you so much for being here congrats on season three and as well on being in production on season four. really appreciate it >> thank you >> seth: the season finale of "grown-ish" airs thursday at 8:00 p.m. on freeform and the following day on hulu. we'll be right back with mark harris. ♪ t-mobile is the leader in 5g. we also believe in putting people first by treating them right. so we're upping the benefits without upping the price. introducing magenta max. now with unlimited premium data that can't slow down based on how much smartphone data you use. plus get netflix on us, and taxes and fees included! you won't find this with the other guys. in fact, you'll pay more and get less. right now, pay zero costs to switch! and bring your phone -- we'll pay it off! only at t-mobile. my wheat farm in utah pays for my potato farm in idaho which complicates my taxes. w

but it was a semi embarrassing to be in the marvel office going i don't know.made out of? >> it's made out of vibranium. >> jimmy: okay, so you do know something. >> i know that now. >> jimmy: did they give you your own suit or one of chris evans' old ones? >> it's funny. i requested chris evans' old suit. >> jimmy: yes? >> so i could really feel like i was doing a good job because he did such a great job. and they gave me a new one. >> jimmy: what did it feel like the first time you put it on and you look in the mirror? >> it was oh, gosh, take it off! you got the wrong guy. send me back. you're going to lose so much money. it was like -- honestly, was how am i going to act in this thing? >> jimmy: is it uncomfortable? >> oh, yeah, there it is. it looks as uncomfortable as i look in it. >> jimmy: why do they have to make it uncomfortable? it doesn't seem like it would have to be uncomfortable. >> it's a presentational effect where you've got to look like this is not cool, right? and so i'm sort of a slouchy guy. we'll ooh put you in this position where the fir

hejust was marvellous character, he was a formidable individual.just was a big jacket, formidable individual. he just was a bigjacket, he formidable individual. he just was a big jacket, he was what he was. they don't make them like him too often. and so he had a wonderful story to tell. and it was a pleasure to be part of it. i'm just delighted and i really hope that tonight everyone watches it and enjoys it, and can maybe take something from it. i think there's something in it for everybody on a number of different levels. there is a human element to this which everybody will relate to and can understand, and i think what makes it all the more kind of touching is jack was such a force of nature, he was such a commanding individual and when he came into the room everybody knew about it. when you see someone trying to live and cope with this condition is just a stark reminder to everybody that life is not easy. finding jack charlton, the documentary that goes out tonight. i will certainly be watching that. that's all from sportsday. the return of s

former middleweight world champion �*marvelous' marvin hagler, has died at the age of 66.y leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights — 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas �*hit man' hearns in a fight known as �*the war�*. tributes have been paid to hagler across the sport — former featherweight world champion barry mcguigan tweeted: "shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the incredible marvellous marvin hagler. i'm honoured to have spent some amazing times with him." former middleweight champion oscar de la hoya also tweeted, "saddened to hear about the death of marvelous marvin hagler. one of the greatest to ever step in the ring." we're into the second half of the early premier league kick off at st mary's — between southampton and brighton. rising above ryan bertrand here. lewis dunk put brighton in front, with a header rising above ryan bertrand here. didn't take long for the home side to pull level — che adams — a man in form at the moment — with his third in three games

disney announcing new plans for marvel's "black widow."e'll tell you about that. >>> but first, good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. another severe weather outbreak, it's plano and memphis, tuscaloosa tomorrow, watch out. your local weather in 30 seconds. first the rainy cities sponsored by consumer cellular. >>> brb, y'all. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or death. tell your doctor if you have a heart con

. >>> tonight we're remembering boxing legend marvin hagler known as marvelous marvin, he was a heavy middleweight getting in the ring against some of most famous boxers in histories. his 1985 win against thomas hearns has been called one of the greatest matches of all time marvelous marvin hagler was 66 years old. >>> one of the best-known players in the nfl is stepping away from the game new orleans quarterback drew brees is leaving after 20 15 with the saints the 42-year-old announced his retirement today saying, quote, this is not good-bye rather a new beginning. >>> the covid travel slump is showing signs of a rebound on hide from, the u.s. saw more than 1.3 million air pengers. that's the most since the pandemic started flying is one topic we're covering for our new series, the future of travel. tonight, how mexico and the caribbean are enticing tourists to come back. sam brock reports. >> reporter: like a long-lost friend temporarily gone but not forgotten, the emerald waters of cancun and white sand beaches of jamaica are beckoning to travelers like beverly ashley mckurdy. >>

it's time now for the sports here's lia thank you paula well former undisputed boxing champion marvelous marvin hagler has died at the age of 66 the american dominated the sports middleweight divisions in the eighty's after 12 successful title defenses his reign as champion ended in 1987 in a controversial loss to sugar ray leonard after which he announced his official retirement from the sport former heavyweight champion lennox said i'm simply stunned to hear the news of marvelous marvin hagler not only was he a living legend but i was proud to call him my friend he was so full of life energy and positivity that you would never guess what a wrecking machine he was in the ring all right let's cross over to brighton in the u.k. joining us now the editor of boxing news matt chrissy matt hagler literally changed his name to marvelous in the eighty's where would you say he ranks among the all time greats. of the list really really succeeded is the title but watching legend lived and breathed boxing everything about him inside the ring you know during his crew was pure class and i think if yo

we marveled did you see it? of course! it was - different, catherine.e us, match of the day, on a ball on the sunday, the matches, and we were all very, very clinical, and everybody can use sort of knew what everybody was going to say, but not with that show. you knew saint was the front man who would have to look at the auto cue and deliver those words to sort of get a little bit of et coming after them, butjimmy wasn't like that. jimmy was ad—libbing and he was ready for a laugh, and saints got along with him and we will always remember the saint's lafon there. he was quite loud and he would just laugh at everything. so it was different. yes, it was serious when needed, but they had a laugh, they have the crack, they had a little bit of fun, and it made our saturday afternoons. so it was something different from what we had always been served. different from what we had always been served-— been served. made our saft afternoons _ been served. made our saft afternoons on _ been served. made our saft afternoons on the _ been served. made our saft aftern

>> the marvel superhero movie "black widow" is set to kick off this summer.multaneously premiere in theaters and disney's streaming service on july 9th. the movie was initially slated to open last may but was delayed due to the pandemic. >>> on the cbs "money watch," why you might be paying more at the post office soon, and there's a new star in the cadbury bunny commercials. diane king hall's in new york with those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a mixed open after a downbeat day on wall street yesterday. there are renewed concerns about the economic impact of covid-19 after some european governments extended lockdowns. worst session in nearly three w announced a cost-cutting plan to save the postal service. louis dejoy says the ten-year plan would turn a $160 billion shortfall into profitability. it calls for slowing the delivery window for first-class mail from up to three days to five days. some post offices would see their operating hours cut. postage prices are also likely to rise. the

i'm thinking marcus is having quite the influence. >> marvelous monday, i like that one. >> there you go. >>> it is going to be a good one. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect in the forecast. nothing to complain about this morning except the cold temperatures. >> i as we're starting out with some spots below freezing this morning, as we head farther to the north, look at how cold it is in ukiah, 29 degrees and we're just a couple of degrees above freezing in morgan hill. 40 right now in livermore, and as you head out in hayward, we're seeing temperatures right at about 44 degrees, but it's going to be a beautiful day once again, if you're planning on enjoying some of that time outside, going for a hike, in parts of the north bay, we once again start out with some cold temperatures, but look at all the sunshine we'll see throughout today, and our trend going way up for later today, reaching back into the upper 60s here, with a light wind and maybe a few high clouds moving by but overall we're going to have a lot of sunshine today as our temperatures reach up to 70

. >>> on the cbs "money watch," stimulus payouts officially begin today, and marvel introduces a gayica. diane king hall is in new york with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. federal reserve officials today will be out with new economic projections after the latest monetary policy meeting. meantime, wall street ended mixed yesterday as it processed a weaker than expected report on retail sales. the dow dropped 127 points. the nasdaq added 11, and the s&p 500 fell 6 points. >>> many americans may notice the $1,400 stimulus checks hitting their bank accounts today. the first official payment date. additional rounds of payments will be made in the weeks ahead, including for people who receive theirs by mail as a check or debit card. to qualify for the full amount a single person must have an adjusted gross income of up to $75,000 with married couples earning up to $150,000 a year. it's part of the covid relief package signed last week. >>> uber is giving 70,000 of its drivers in the uk minimum wage, pensions, and holiday pay, a first in the compa

. >> coming up on 4 news at 5 marvel is making its superheroes more inclusive. we'll introduce you to their first character next. and a public call for action to protect the asian-american community. after all, these recent attacks will talk live with the co-founder of stop a p. i hate about what needs to be done to make sure that community feel safe. plus some might say this man was hangry why he picked up a cash register at a restaurant and. through through a window. take a look at this cell phone video shows an angry customer throwing a cash registers through the window of a wingstop in sacramento county. >> other customers say the store about the man's order wrong, at least twice. and when he asked for his $12 back to staff explained that they they couldn't give cash refunds for online orders and that's when the customer decided he'd had enough fun. yang the register off the counter through to the ground and eventually we go through through store's window. police say that they're waiting for an official report to be filed. they do have the man's name and exp

former middleweight world champion �*marvelous�* marvin hagler has died at the age of 66.nated his division from 1979, until a controversial defeat by sugar ray leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfights — 52 of those by knockout. hagler�*s most memorable win was arguably in 1985 when he beat thomas "hit man" hearns in a fight known as "the war". tributes have been paid to hagler across the sport of boxing. former featherweight world champion barry mcguigan tweeted, "shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the passing of the incredible marvellous marvin hagler. i'm honoured to have spent some amazing times with him." former middleweight champion oscar de la hoya also tweeted, "saddened to hear about the death of marvelous marvin hagler. one of the greatest to ever step in the ring." the world of formula 1 is continuing to pay tribute to the voice of the sport. murray walker who — as we've been hearing this morning — passed away last night. after more than a0 years in broadcasting, his voice is one of the most recognisable in sport. earlier this mornin

it's florence's all this marvel paper maker and one of the few places where it's still handmade. also holds workshops on how to make marvel paper i am going to to make it to prepare the model paper so. and. just spreading some callers on to these jelly things gelatine and step by step i will create a pattern. the process is intricate and time consuming with lots of attention paid to detail. from start to finish maria needs about 20 minutes to make one sheet of paper. for each new sheet she has to repeat the entire process using new colors. the end result is always unique. this is quite different from the machine printed paper which is largely taken over here at the ross the paper making factory the company also specializes in florentine designs but they've been using machines to print their paper since 1931. in this factory we agree there with the old machines as well. using old machine the serious last century but the renew it with the new technologies these. printing machine can produce 20001500 sheets our. the process wasn't always so fast this is original press from the late

>> it is marvelous. what i said earlier is we were teeny parades. so here we are. [laughter] >> who are you marching with today? >> the women's international league for peace and freedom. ♪ ♪ [video clip] >> american women visit the sodium union -- soviet union. ♪ produced the central documentary film studio, moscow. ♪ peace is cherished by people everywhere.

so the 20 years gave me a start and an end and it gave me a chance to talk about all those marvelous people who made that bureau what it was and it really has never been equaled in my estimation . >> the first 50 pages in bitterness you do admit to being better in this book about what happened back in 1980, 81. let's talk about that because it has so much to do in two hours. explain the bitterness. i've asked a lot of people around here that are 25 andif they know roger mudd . and you know what i mean but what's the bitterness about? >> when walter cronkite was the longtime anchor and he was the anchor of the news division, negotiated a new contract which gave him two months off every summer. the president of cbs news said monday, you've been doing this saturday news and mudd will come to new york and be the regular substitute so we had this one or that one substituting and people will get used to mudd so because of that assignment everybody assumed that when walter retired if you was to retire i would be his replacement. i was the logical, and i was on the escalator. but when the ti

>> it is marvelous. what i said earlier was -- we joked. we were teeny parades. we were ashamed.e anymore until we show strength, so here we are. [laughter] >> who are you marching with today? >> what did you say? >> who are you marching with today? >> the women's international league for peace and freedom. ♪ ♪ narrator: american women visit the soviet union. sound recorded by petrov.

white westerners usually get to play the hero superheroes are no different the original lineup of marvel's avengers was 5 white guys and one white woman the hulk was green but only when he had anger management issues we're seeing a little more diversity these days the comic book spider man is now an afro latino and this is marvel is a pakistani american but we're still waiting on that 1st arab in a cape equipped with super powers saving the world on the big screen a comedy duo out of toronto called wishful genie has decided to wait no more so we leave you now with to be the 1st arab superhero and we'll see you next time you're at the mystic. did you know that i would grant. kids come to me and state you're like yes. she was middle eastern i think it really good. we've never seems for a man. to tell you something. but you should still get a degree but you need a real job men. even your country needs you. sorry there's just a quick screening it's completely random we get home. i'm a superhero. when on t.v. like dr strange he's a superhero and a doctor. protector city. let's get married or do

>> it's marvelous. little teeny parades, we were ashamed of them because they only show weak bs.ternational league for peace and freedom. ♪♪ ♪ >>> american history tv on c-span3 every weekend documenting america's story, funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span3 as a public service. >>> created by the moscow documentary film center "american women visit the soviet union" is a report on a 1964 trip by u.s. members of the women's international league for peace and freedom with stops in moscow and several other cities, the anti-war group promoted peace and understanding at a time of tense cold war relations between the united states and soviet union. >> american women visit the soviet union. photographs

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