so, we thought we'd pu marvel knowledge to the test it is time for the "one-second marvel quiz.rns guessing what the clip is from if we're wrong, the other person gets a chance to steal. scarlett, you're our guest, so you'll go first. let's see the first clip >> uh-oh >> jimmy: there you go >> what? that was it? >> jimmy: classic. classic. >> what -- i don't even know what i saw >> jimmy: wait, wait, wait, wait, wait watch. watch again. here we go can we play it one more time >> i can't - huh? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think i know what this is. >> that was so fast. >> jimmy: i think this is -- 'cause everyone's wearing their masks- >> is it "guardian?" >> jimmy: this is from "spider-man. [ bell sound ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> has tom holland played this did he play that -- play this game >> jimmy: i'm just auditioning 'cause you never know when you're gonna need another -- they're gonna need another spider-man i got the wrist thing going. all right. it is my turn. let's see the next marvel clip >> i got him >> what? >> jimmy: no >> you're supposed to know that >> jimmy: this

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same with marvel movies. i will admit this.hing, that is cool. i will admit a few years ago, i did do a ghost busters virtual reality thing in sometimes square and i've never seen ghost busters and i had a wonderful time. >> neil: you were just thinking. could be another. i'll play along. ashley, apparently to kat's point, this does seem to be overwhelmingly male oriented, to get particularly get boys more than girls, don't want to be sexist here but that's the numbers and that's the appeal. say what you will for families. it's a draw. what did you make of it? >> i think there's appeal for the whole family and the marvel fans. i went. the excitement is two fold. you have disney goers that are so excited to be back and then you also have this whole marvel cinematic universe where they made it so immersive. you have various experiences. it's six acres. then you can go out to the rest of disney and have fun. so they incorporate a lot. disney does a lot in the details. you can see a lot from all of your favorite movies. >> neil: i

>> jimmy: it's not dostoyevsky, it's a marvel movie.ng part of the marvel cinematic universe. [ cheers and applause ] which is a very big deal. >> well. it is. i mean, i think you would know how big of a deal it is. >> jimmy: oh, well -- >> congratulations to you. >> jimmy: i can't really talk about that, but thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on. you're playing crave anyone the new spider-man. >> jimmy: they'd be upset if i talk about any of that stuff. i officially say, for the record, i have no comment is what i have to say. but let talk about -- >> i'm excited. >> let's focus on you and the fact that you, even now, are an action figure. >> whoa. >> jimmy: you're not just some guy in somebody's life. [ cheers and applause ] you're an action figure. >> complete with grappling hook. >> jimmy: you've got a grappling hook. >> and shield. >> jimmy: that's pretty cool. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is like the red guardian, the russian version of captain america? >> kind of. a lot less in shape. [ laughter ] but a lot more -- a nice, thi

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. >> there was this marvelous conference in monterey mexico dedicated to value. it went on for three days. there were 6,000 in attendance plus 75,000 online, including prisoners. they did a good job organizing it. it was organized by an amazing woman. the theologian from brazil, he and i spoke the first morning and then we did a dialogue together. the last time i had seen him was 20 years ago when we had been silenced by the pope that year. i went to visit him and see what the communities were all about. it was wonderful seeing him. i was expelled from dominican order by pope or cardinal and he left the francis can order the same year. he got married and my path was to become an anglican and work here in san francisco. >> right. >> reinvent forms of worship in young people's language like rave and so forth. >> cosmic mass. >> it was a beautiful experience to see these many people wrestling with issues of values in a very public way. the governor of the state was there. he introduced. that was interesting, brought politicians together with theologians. >> must hav

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marvelous. which hume would you recommend in particular? colleen: the essays, especially the gene miller liberty fund edition. it is excellent. it is subsidized, inexpensive and beautifully done. jeffrey: the most exciting thing about this world we are living in is that so many of these texts are free and online and that's why we will collect them, so we can put them somewhere everyone can look at and learn from them. this may be the last long substantive round. it did not want to direct it to you a much. jonathan, among the sources and framers we haven't discussed, which particular ones would you like to call out and tell us about? jonathan: one that's -- i will speak to two things very briefly. i think in classical political philosophy, polybius in the history and the idea of cycles of time runs through all of classical republicanism in one way or another, this idea, understood in different ways, that things that are human made, societies, states, have a lifecycle. they grow up and decay, creating an urgent problem of republican politics

it is like saying the ftc is suing marvel for monopolizing the market for superheroes. what is a superhero? does a superhero wear a cape, a mask? they have to define what it is. that is really the critical first step. it does not mean the ftc cannot come back and refile the case, as jennifer said, but they have to have that first critical step of defining clearly what the market is they think the company is dominating. emily: facebook saying in response to this victory in a statement today, we are pleased at today's decision any the complaint filed against facebook. we compete fairly every day to earn people's time and attention and will continue to deliver great products for the people and businesses that use our services. jennifer, facebook has always argued that the ftc has been looking for a do over. that the ftc approved the acquisitions of instagram and whatsapp at the time, and that they have never explained why they want to reverse that decision at this point. you would think their first objective would be to prove that facebook is a monopoly. why did they fail

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our first guest is an oscar winner who's about to leap into the marvel cinematic universe.remiere access july 9th. please welcome rachel weiss. [ cheers and applause ] hi, rachel, how are you? >> i'm very well. we have to say melina's second name, though. >> jimmy: what's that? >> i think we're prohibited from saying melina's second name, it's a marvel cinematic universe secret. >> jimmy: is it a secret i just ruined? >> i believe so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> but -- oh, well. it's already out. >> jimmy: i'm supposed to play craven the hunter in a marvel movie coming up. [ applause ] i hope this doesn't affect that, i really don't -- [ laughter ] >> david harbour was trying to talk to you about it last night, you were quite shy about it. >> jimmy: you know what, yeah. i didn't want to say anything. but i didn't get any blowback from that last night, so i figured it would be okay to say. plus i think some people already know. but if you don't know, i'm playing craven the hunter. [ cheers and applause ] in a few movies for marvel, and i'm pretty psyched about it. whe

and and supposedly that was just a tremendous marvel people from all over the city would just come out at night and look at these amazing electric light bulbs. i mean this was this was absolutely fantastic and then later on it was fully electrified and as a fully electrified structure also was was a marvel at that time. the fountain was beginning to fall into a little bit of disrepair by the end of the 20th century. and so what you see before you today is a fully restored fountain the restoration of the fountain was was completed just a couple of to go and it included not only a revitalization of all the metal elements and a reconstruction of the the spouting and and sprinkling mechanisms and pumps and filters and all of that. but also the the changes that the fountain went through to be electrified changed the housing structures of the original gas lamps into round orbs and what we see here today is actually a full restoration to the original structure of the lamps, although still electric and not returned to to the gas. throughout its history of the united states botanic garden has p

i was like, no, i left that at marvel.t night. >> jimmy: oh, boy. now, i don't know if you've seen this, owen. but tom -- this happened i think -- this probably happened -- definitely before you guys worked together, i don't know, maybe before you met, i'm not sure when you met. but here's tom hiddleston doing an impersonation of you. >> owen wilson as loki. hang on, hang on, hang on. is not this simpler? is this not your, your, your natural state? you know? you know, it -- it's the unspoken truth of humanity that, uh, that, you know, you crave subjugation. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what do you think? i know a lot of people do you. scale of 1 to 10, what do you give tom? >> that's pretty strong. i think that was pretty good. i like the -- i also felt the sort of word choice was good. [ laughter ] that last line. >> jimmy: high praise, then. your owen wilson is the best of all of them, i will say that. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: this is quite an honor. i don't know if you've had this before. b

. >> i told my wife i hope marvel will call and give me an excuse to get huge.nd of quarantine, marvel's not gonna call. i'm 46. they're not calling. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> if i want to do this, it's just on me to do it. so i just, six, seven days a week, down in the gym, eating protein, going crazy. >> jimmy: i bet they will call one of these days. >> i don't think they will, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i feel like they will. >> what would my character be. you could maybe get me hired right now. if anyone would know. >> jimmy: there's hundreds of characters unassigned. >> classic man. >> jimmy: that's a dc character not a marvel character. [ laughter ] you have to at least feign some kind of knowledge of the world of marvel. >> i would do the big boy -- remember when you'd go to big boy and there were cartoons? >> jimmy: big boy the restaurant? >> yeah, i'll do those. there was like a little girl. i'll be in that, i'll be in a big boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're selling yourself too short. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we've talked about it 22 seconds and you've dem

on the engaging, it's interactive, it's marvel.ampus opens up this friday. >>> the newsuperhero themed land replaced a bug's land. >> i want to get trained to be a superhero. >> yeah. >> looks fun. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> check out this really cool video of a towering dust devil. the viewer who shot it this afternoon says it lasted for about 15 minutes before dissipating. >> sandhya patel is here with what's ahead for us. hi, sandhya. >> hi there. they see those dust devils from time to time. fog just rolling in this evening, pushing in from the coast all the way across parts of the bay. tloot that's why the fog is right around oakland, santa rosa. visibility down to seven miles. those temperatures, it's most likely the marine influence. watch on the during the commute. we are looking at temperatures falling well below average next week. temperatures seven degrees below where they should be this time of year. a spotty shower near the coastline, 8:00 am. fog hangs around some parts of the coast. the rest of you, s

you didn't really know a whole lot about the marvel universe did you, going into this?arted filming, tom was nice enough to sort of kind of walk me through the whole mythology, and we called it the loki lectures. we spent more than a few days going over it, but he was very kind of patient with me. and -- >> jimmy: yeah. tom told me a little bit about this. last week he was on the show. he was with us and said, he had visual aids and clips prepared. it sounded like a community college course on "loki". >> that's kind of what it was like. and i think if i had had teachers like tom, i would have done better in school, because he was very understanding. i mean, he could tell when i was fading. you know, it would get to be kind of late afternoon and he'd say owen, maybe we, um, maybe we pick it up here tomorrow. and i'd say okay, yeah. that sounds good. i am getting a bit tired. and i'd go home and one night i guess he felt maybe i hadn't paid as much attention as i should have that day, and there was a knock on my door where i was staying, and it's nighttime, and i opened i

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. >> i told my wife i hope marvel will call and give me an excuse to get huge. the end of quarantine marvel's not gonna call, i'm 46, if i want to do it it's on me to do it. so six, seven days a week, in the gym, eating protein, going crazy. >> jimmy: i bet they will call one of these days. >> i don't think they will, jimmy. what would my character be. you could maybe get me hired right now. >> jimmy: there's hundreds of characters unassigned. >> classic man. >> jimmy: that's a dc character not narvel you have to feign some knowledge of the world of marvel. >> remember when you did big boy cartoons i'll do those. there's like a little girl. i'll be in a big boy. >> jimmy: so you're selling yourself too short. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we've talked about it 22 seconds and you've demoted yourself to big boy. >> but again, i'll do it. >> jimmy: you do look like a big boy. >> i'm so happy you said that because what i've been saying to my wife is i had been a medium boy for like 45 years and now i'm a big boy and i like it. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not a medium boy any m

god of mischief, now under arrest by the time cops of marvel combats.easter eggs. and the production design will make your inner owen wilson go "wow". so catch it on disney plus. >> amazing. >> so if you need a marvel crash course before hitting play on the series, eric recommends three movies. the avengers, thor ragnarragnarr and avengers end game. those are good places to start if you are behind and want to catch up. >> lot of people excited about that. music for the weekend here. some tunes. tomorrow, together. "tomorrow" by together. had to get it all together. dropped their new album last week. the chaos chapter "freeze" delivers eight new tracks. let's start the k pop bing right now with their performance of zero by one love song. this is "tomorrow" by ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fork ♪ i know i love you ♪ ♪ ♪ honey, i'm home from my really important job! scuff defense. honey! scuff defense. [ chuckles ] scuff! -defense! i love our scuff-free life. you too, scruff defense. today let's paint with the interior paint that's too tough to scuff. behr. exclusively at t

we're going to keep nvidia and swap out marvel all the way up here to 56 and we're going to get intony and the health care company that we're going to get into -- oh, god. we're getting abbott labs. abbott labs. and this gentleman knows that -- why i had to hold my breath because abbott disappointed us so badly last quarter. let's go to franco in new york franco >> caller: hello, my frame is franco, i'm from new york city here are my top five holdings gm, apple, amd, southwest and disney am i diversified enough, what are your thoughts? >> frank's portfolio i love it. first of all, i think gm is worth 25 to 40% more than it is valued for and i am a huge backer and amd, this is -- i'm going to say it, it is a stock that deal will close soon. we bought some for the travel trust today. disney, i think chap ex has an interesting job. i have to learn more i have to learn more okay, fair enough. i have to learn more southwest, gary kelly is leaving but he's leaving the executive chairman and i like that he's going to hang out what a ceo he is and of course tim cook at apple. so we have tech

on the engaging, it's interactive, it's marvel. the campus opens up this friday. >>> the newsuperhero themed land replaced a bug's land. >> i want to get trained to be a superhero. >> yeah. >> looks fun. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> check out this really cool video of a towering dust devil. the viewer who shot it this afternoon says it lasted for about 15 minutes before dissipating. >> sandhya patel is here with what's ahead for us. hi, sandhya. >> hi there. they see those dust devils from time to time. fog just rolling in this evening, pushing in from the coast all the way across parts of the bay. tloot that's why the fog is right around oakland, santa rosa. visibility down to seven miles. those temperatures, it's most likely the marine influence. watch on the during the commute. we are looking at temperatures falling well below average next week. temperatures seven degrees below where they should be this time of year. a spotty shower near the coastline, 8:00 am. fog hangs around some parts of the coast. the rest of

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and that was the aim and the elicited response from the marvel fan universe is pretty great it's kinds because you're walking around with a beard you don't have in the show >> oh yeah nobody knows it's amazing i have not been recognized one time i swear to god not one time i can go anywhere. i went to a beach the other day and i was like, you know, it is a huge show and i get that everybody watches it a lot of people watch it but i like my anonymity so much. so the fear you're gonna walk into a place and not be able to observe what's going on. it's part of my job. i observe people and then you see they're doing and then you copy this person that you saw and they'll never know and so that's been a fear. i went to a beach called paradise cove, which is in malibu if you've been there, are lots of people on easter weekend. and i was kind of nervous. like, oh my i don't want to do this this might end up not so good. i walk down -- either i'm like, terrible and everyone hates me and no one wants to say hello, or nobody recognizes who i was and walking around and it was amazing. so i prefer

>> she's never seen any of the marvel films. we tried to watch a little bit of "captain marvel."say i don't think this is for me. it's not age appropriate, which is hilarious. i'm like, okay, you know best. she's been onset of course. she's with me all the time. you know, she -- yeah, she's just starting to understand a little bit about what i do and how can i be a super hero, but i also play a cartoon porcupine and how does that all work? >> isn't it great for your daughter and others her age to see women as super heros? it wasn't always like that for us. >> absolutely. i mean she -- it's so different than when i was growing up. there weren't any, you know, super heroins in this genre to point to. it's amazing. i meet so many young girls who are huge fans of the mcu and the female characters are so meaningful to them. it's such a wonderful progression we've seen in the last five or ten years. >> my daughters are about the same age. they cling to these characters. they mean so much to them. scarlett, on a different subject, you have a number of projects going on, not always in fi

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his new movie, "no sudden move" hits hbo max in july and he's also starring in marvel's "black widow" everywhere on july 9th david harbour will be here in studio and he won a golden globe for playing prince charles on "the crown. josh o'connor will be joining me and they are an iconic rock band whose new album "no gods, no masters" is out. tonight we will without a hint of irony or shame, senate gop leader mitch mcconnell declared an end to the era of bipartisanship, even as president biden continues to entertain fruitless talks with republicans oh, and also, a gop congressman suggested the forest service should change the course of the earth's orbit to fight climate change for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: one of the many things the trump era has revealed about our political culture is that the republican party really has no core ideology, aside from its deep hostility to democracy. they have no core policy positions or visions for the future, and that's why they don't spend much time talking about the things joe biden is actually doing instead, they whine a

it's pretty neat, feels marvellous _ own power.a summit in britain. she held a reception at the eden project biosphere in cornwall, underlining one of the summit�*s main themes — climate change. much of the summit�*s focus was on the pandemic, as borisjohnson said errors over the past 18 months mustn�*t be repeated. let�*s stay with that story — charles kupchan is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations, which is a non—partisan think tank. he says president biden�*s main goal in this g7 is proving that democracy works. i think the big headlines will be "america is back, democracy is back after the troubles of the trump era, and democracies are once again meeting face—to—face, working together, sending a signal to the world that this system of government works". but the symbolism isn�*t enough, and i think that is why biden will need to come forward and forge a consensus on climate, on the pandemic, on global tax, and i think probably the hardest discussion will be about china and russia. biden wants to forge a united fr

i had marvel, you had marvel and tech chat, and you know they're competitive guys by the way, that guys like a quadrathalon i swear to god, he could kill me with his two fingers. >> ian strauss, you'd have no chance. >> strauss does that by eating a lot of ostrich meat. but marvel an all time high here i just think these are very important. they could be the first dominos of companies that favor this deal i am with jensen wong. i think nvidia goes to 900, and by the way, nvidia, the dog, thank you for all the well wishes he has very good -- he's trained, he's 13 weeks and has the proclivity to know what to do you know what i mean. >> keep those pictures coming, jim, we love seeing his pros progress. >> i will. energy's down almost a buck, chevron dragging down the dow. the sector's weak, even though these air strikes last night. >> i was surprised oil's been so hot, i don't want to bet against it. i thought that, you know, there is an opec meeting i know that there is a level where the saudis don't want oil to go to now, oil is getting harder and harder to drill in this country, harder

among those who have given the stamp of approval, fellow chipmaker, marvell technology. names, sarge, are moving higher. sarge one of our favorite traders. you like the intel two names. micron jumping. why these two? >> nvidia is fantastic. it is more than a gpu story. it is exposing to data center thanks to the acquisition. cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence. just signed a deal with google either this morning or yesterday. actually i sold some of this today. i had 780-dollar target price on the stock. it swamped my target price. i took rest of my shares, heading up to 920 is my highest target price i could find. that is my target price. i jacked up the panic point as well. as for marvell, they're integral to the upgrade cycle. you heard of microsoft, amazon, samsung. i think marvell only started to grow. doubling over two years but only started to grow. this one i think retail investors can afford. liz: sarge, listen, great picks. i have to ask you, we're at a record high for the nasdaq. record for the s&p. you're very disciplined. you said you even took money off

feels marvellous, _ your own power? is pretty neat.wn easing may be delayed in england — as the government says the delta variant of coronavirus is more infectious. the duke and duchess of sussex announce the birth of a baby daughter — who they've named �*lilibet diana'. she was born on friday in california. it's seven years since war broke out in eastern ukraine between separatists backed by russia and the ukrainian government. since then, more than 13 thousand people have been killed, and over a million uprooted from their homes. the conflict has had a devastating impact on elderly people, many of whom were trapped during fighting in the regions of donetsk and luhansk. our special correspondent fergal keane has reported on the war for the bbc since it began, and he's followed the stories of some of those directly affected. the war is in its seventh year. translation: everything is ruined or burned. - only the chimneys are left standing. our house burned down. there is no roof. there are more than 13,000 dead. translation: even though

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marvellous. we just had a job to do. all these fellas did a good job.illinge, for services to charitable fundraising. i never expected any medal for collecting a few pounds or £1,000, i went to do it for the fellas that never came back. this medal is for the memory of every one of them fellas. 22,4112 men! killed in a day! and it's never left me, never left me. i came home, so many poor devils never came home. i loved them all. everybody who was a normandy veteran loved one another, and that's a marvellous thing — love is stronger than death. harry billinge. let's take a look at the pictures of that memorial because it is absolutely stunning. it is beautiful in its scale and it is located on the site overlooking gold beach and features the d—day by the british sculptor david williams ellis and the wall we can see their future the names of those who fell on d—day itself and on 160 stone columns that the names of those who felt between d—day and the liberation of paris in 19114. it also has a french memorial dedicated to the memories of french civilians w

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the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ >>> and what could be more marvelousis, right inside here in new york city. >> i'm listening. an innovative resort is taking glamping to a whole new level right here in the big apple. and our own will ganss checked it out. >> reporter: as any good wilderness explorer knows -- >> adventure is out there! >> reporter: and in search of a good old-fashioned summer get-away, this explorer hit the ferry from manhattan to governor's island. adventure is out there. after our pandemic pause, so many of us ready for time in the great outdoors. "survivor." wooden blanket to lock in the heat. >> i'm tired. and my knee hurts. >> reporter: if only there were something a little more glam. oh, hey, girl. nestled just across the river from the statue of liberty, collective retreats. good morning. >> we have all the modern luxuries in our tents. it's all temperature-controlled. luxury amenities. shampoo, lotion, 1500 thread-count sheets. it's all here. >> reporter: glamping proving to be the perfect get-away for a post-pandemic vaca. hotte

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each year they strolled along the back of the narrow gutters and marveled at the minster. try for life at the edge of the black forest. you can get a good view of it from the back or castle hilde, due to a graphical location in the upper mine rich valley. it's often much warmer and fry board than in other parts of germany. the old town is dominated by famous landmark, the minster. well known art historian jacobo, part one, called it's 116 meter tall, gothic tower, the most beautiful spire on earth, and other eye catching. building here is the historical merchant dating from 15. 32 . it's striking red facade features, sculptures of hotspot, rulers, fryeburg, museum of municipal history is also located here by q 100. 30000 people live in fryeburg, including some 30000 students. the cities university may be among germany's oldest boasts one of the most modern libraries. although not every one is a fan of its glass sod, its undisputed that the building consumes less than half the energy its predecessor debt. when it comes to ecology, fryeburg is a pioneer and home to germany's

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but even then i was a superfan, and it was super exciting also to do a marvel film.it i was nervous. but i trusted her. and then there's another thing you're like, "yes, oh, my god, i got a marvel -- what are the odds, right? at my age. but you cannot tell anybody. and i was one of the first ones. you cannot tell your mother. you cannot tell your father. because let me tell you, they cannot hold a secret [ light laughter ] you cannot tell your kids. it was torturous it was torturous finally we got to say it >> seth: and now how -- you said you didn't see the script. so, how much did chloe tell you about your character that was enough information for you to say yes? >> not enough. no, she said, your character, she -- it's an eternal -- not she or -- it's an eternal. and the eternals have a mission on earth and out of the eternals, you're the only one that talks to the celestials and so you're in charge. and that's it. take it or leave it. and it's -- still today it's the only thing i'm allowed to say to you about the movie. the rest is still a secret when you pay the

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. >>> a new marvel superhero themed attraction opened at disneyland california adventure today. ride and avengers headquarters. looks like fun. >> that looks like a blast. world news tonight with david musir next. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for being here. we'll see you again at 6:00. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> tonight, two major setbacks for former president trump, coming just hours apart. facebook extending its current ban on the former president for two years following the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. and major developments in the criminal investigation into trump and his company. abc news has learned on

[applause] i would like to thank this marvelous panel. can we think our marvelous moderator?g. daniel croft discusses his book lincoln in the politics of slavery, the other 13th amendment and the struggle to say the union. he describes how in 1861 lincoln and the republican party supported a constitutional amendment quite different from the one that was eventually ratified in 1865. he argues that lincoln was against slavery but it was willing to accepted in order to preserve the union. the new york historical society and the bright part reading group cohosted this event. >> well thank you alex castle and apollo romero. thank you to the br

. >> this is an engineering marvel for sure. >> reporter: back at hoover dam fit manager mark cook has his own concerns. lake mead has dropped so much that it's cut the dam's hydropower output by nearly 25%. >> so these are generating electricity, these things. >> exactly. >> reporter: he wanted to show us the new turbine blades they just installed. >> so right below us right here is the brand new turbines. >> reporter: designed to keep the power flowing efficiently at rapidly dropping lake levels. at some point the dam could stop frusing electricity altogether. >> our previous number was at elevation 1050 and now we've lowered that number to 950. so we bought ourselves 100 feet. >> all those islands were underwater? >> completely submerged. >> reporter: pat mulroy says a rapidly retreating reservoir may be the new normal and the millions of people who rely on this water supply will have to quickly learn to live with less of it. >> we don't change unless we absolutely have to. but when you look out at this lake i think that moment of absolutely necessary has arrived. >> reporter: ben t

one fan said to me, if get a goal, that would be marvellous, . again.l goal, that would be marvellous, and would mean fans could celebrate, they would have that they really enjoy. and if that happens, you would expect this place, which is going to be packed into hours, you would to explode. nicola sturgeon the first minister actually warned people to exercise a bit of caution if or when, as she put it, scotland scored a goal. but the idea of people thinking about covid when scotland oracle against the old enemy, there will be pretty ecstatic seems if scotland were to enact or even just get a goal.— even just get a goal. james shaw there in glasgow, _ even just get a goal. james shaw there in glasgow, i _ even just get a goal. james shaw there in glasgow, i know- even just get a goal. james shaw there in glasgow, i know we - even just get a goal. james shaw there in glasgow, i know we will| even just get a goal. james shaw. there in glasgow, i know we will be checking in with you. thank you for now. back at wembley, england fans have started arriving. lo