now see the paro with a very mary poppins twist. ♪ hey, got to celebrate lycaht me by surprise.his older gentleman you can waing towards that small van, gets into the van. >> oh shoot, you're kidding. >> whoa, whoa. >> it's terrifying. you see the car is absolutely obliterated, blown to pieces, windows smashed on the buildings. keep watching the video though. >> no way. >> he starts moving, rolling around the floor and starts slowly crawling away from the vehicle. we do have other video of the aftermath. we see that the explosion ended up causing a huge fire. that car fully consumed, burning for quite a while, getting other people's attention as you can see in this video as well. people gather around and look. look at the aftermath. >> the guy was moving. what kindf injurie did he sustain? >> he was taken to the hospital in shock, chest injuries, fractured ribs. i believe that's apparently all. the culprits were inside the van. looks like they were quite clearly damaged because whatever went wrong caused an absolutely terrifying explosion. >>> this one's from ireland. in this ca

this is one of those films like mary poppins work if you don't love this, we don't have any thing for other. speaking a blockbuster, we have a avengers: endgame, which is only three hours and one minute long. lot of that is the credit, but it is three hours long. this is the end pa rt three hours long. this is the end part of infinity war, and it is going to be the saga which is played out over a series of films. it picks up out over a series of films. it picks up at the and of infinity war, which has ended in disaster in the beginning of the film is sombre in tone. remind me of things like logan. film is pre—much three acts, each act with a very different flavour. i don't want to say anything at all about the pot, because people are going to see it at the weekend and i don't want to spoil anything. it is very impressive that in the film of this kind of sites, this kind of visual spectacle, with this number of characters that they have to deal with, actually what managed to do is it managed to make you care about the characters on the screen. i laughed more times than i have more time

this is one of those films like mary poppins which is going to be, if you don't love this, we don't have real film for today. speaking of blockbusters, we have avengers: endgame, which is only three hours and one minute long. yes, and a little bit of that is the credits, but it is pretty much three hours long. this is the end part of infinity war, and it is concluding the saga which has played out over a series of films. it picks up at the and of infinity war, which has ended in disaster, and the beginning of the film is sombre in tone. actually daringly sombre, i think. reminded me of things like logan. the film is a pretty much a three—act structure, each act with a very different flavour. i don't want to say anything at all about the plot, because if people want to go and see it at the weekend, don't want to spoil anything. it is very impressive that in a film of this kind of size, of this kind of visual spectacle, with this number of characters that they have to deal with, that actually, what it manages to do is it manages to make you care about the characters when they're on—screen.

i think across the board, the last film to appear on netflix will be mary poppins returns and after thatlm that will not go to netflix. across the board, they have such a wide range. i think there is going to be something there for everybody. as you said at the start, people are used to paying for streaming now. it will be $7 a month. people will feel the need to go to it. mark, thanks very much a french court has ruled in favour of a farmer who blames the us biotechnology firm, monsanto, for his health problems. paul francois says he became ill after inhaling a now—banned weedkiller made by monsanto. the company is considering its legal options and says its products are safe when used as directed. caroline rigby reports. the imposing building of lyon's appeals court, far removed from the cereal fields paul francois once farmed, but this marks the latest stage in a long legal battle for the 55—year—old. the court found us biotech giant monsanto guilty for the poisoning of mr francois, who used one of its weed killers. translation: it is a huge sigh of relief. it has been a 12—year battle

plans to avis leave their safest corner of the internet the country that's famous for bringing in mary poppins is aiming to be the world's best online nanny we're putting a legal duty of care on these companies to keep users safe and if they fail to do so tossed punishments will be imposed. the era of social media firms regulating themselves is over it's time to do things differently it's time to keep our children safe so how is the british government going to make the u.k. the safest place to enjoy the net well for starters there are going to be some strict new rules any company that allows online interaction will be responsible for their users safety as well as the content that appears on their services in the most obvious examples that will mean purging illegal material related to terrorist and child sexual exploitation and abuse and if companies fail to clean up their act the likes of facebook and twitter will be put on the naughty step by a new independent regulator for the internet companies will face substantial fines for failing to pull down dangerous or extremist materials if the fine

plans to oversee this say first corner of the internet the country that's famous for bringing you mary poppinsis aiming to be the world's best online nanny we're putting a legal duty of care on these companies to keep users safe and if they fail to do so toss punishments will be imposed. the era of social media firms regulating themselves is over it's time to do things differently it's time to keep our children safe so how is the british government going to make the u.k. the safest place to enjoy the net well for starters there are going to be some strict new rules any company that allows online interaction will be responsible for their users safety as well as the content that appears on their services in the most obvious examples that will mean purging illegal material related to terrorist and child sexual exploitation and abuse and if companies fail to clean up their act the likes of facebook and twitter will be put on the naughty step by a new independent regulator for the internet companies will face substantial fines for failing to pull down dangerous or extremist materials if the fines d

this is one of those films like mary poppins which is going to be if you don't love this, we don't havesters, we have avengers: endgame, which is only three hours and one minute long. yes, and a little bit of that is the credit, but it is pretty much three hours long. this is the end part of infinity war, and it is concluding the saga which is played out over a series of films. it picks up at the end of infinity war, which has ended in disaster, and the beginning of the film is sombre in tone. actually daringly sombre, i think. reminded me of things like logan. film is a very much a three—act structure, each act with a very different flavour. i don't want to say anything at all about the plot, because if people want to go and see it at the weekend, don't want to spoil anything. it is very impressive that in the film of this kind of size, of this kind of visual spectacle, with this number of characters that they have to deal with, that actually, what it manages to do is it manages to make you care about the characters when they're on—screen. i laughed more times than i have done in many

academy award for "dear basketball" year and now he has a >> the inspiration came from watching "mary poppinsdad. >> would be cool to have a magical way to do that. >> you love this book because it's way to communicate with they're getting older and don't want to always hear from dad. >> it becomes white noise after a while. you guys don't know what you're so finding creative ways to put those impactful messages within the story. >> you're also having children. >> yes. >> another one's on the way. >> yes. >> are you going for five? >> well that's >> here we go. >> these days kobe is coaching his daughter's basketball team and making time for wnba's her time to play but his girls keep him humble. >> you did some work with taylor swift didn't you. >> i went on the stage and introduced her and yeah my kids thought it was the dorkiest move ever i was like why. we got gypped. that's what i >> coming up, we're not leaving las vegas yet. we hit the stage with donnie and for their sin city farewell. >> that's why we're closing. >> then celine dion's next chapter diva on her life after las vegas and q

don't touch "mary poppins." >> i saw it the other day. it was awful. i couldn't get through it.they want a guaranteed built-in audience and that's what they have with marvel and dc universe movies and "star wars." charles: i think they started to really go to that well too often, the last couple offerings weren't that good, and didn't do that well. >> i was just having this conversation in the hallway. the movies have gotten so heavy. the last "avengers" movie was so heavy. that's been the problem with some of these movies. they take themselves too seriously. charles: where is all of this going? we were told there would be no movie theaters but now they have widened the seats, they bring you food. there's a resurgence. are we looking at more golden years ahead for hollywood? >> i think so. content is king. if you build it, they will come. if movies are good, people will show up. "black panther" was original. it was a great movie. i take umbrage with your statement. last year was probably one of the best at the movies in a very long time. charles: it started off slow. >> but the

. ♪ [music break] amy: soundtrack from "mary poppins." this is democracy now!m amy goodman with juan gonzalez. taxation andon on economic policy has found a number of large u.s. companies paid nothing in federal taxes, has doubled in recent years. the companies include amazon, netflix, general motors, chevron, delta, honeywell, prudential, halliburton, whirlpool, and goodyear. elizabeth warren recently introduced a proposal called the real corporate profits tax to force companies to pay a 7% tax on all profits over warren $100 million. ououtlined the plalan recently n msnbc. >> it is just t if you have more reported million in after-tax profits, the 100 millioionth and first dollar should be taxed at 7%, and they go straight across the board. thee simplplicity of it is papaf whatat makes it work so well and makes sure no giant corporation in this country gets away with paying zeroo while small companies and families are having to pick up the ticket to run the country. amy: that is elizabeth warren. we hope she will join us on democracy now! we hope all those wh

this is one of those films like mary poppins which is going to be if you don't love this, we don't haveong. this is the end part of infinity war, and it is concluding the saga which is played out over a series of films. it picks up at the and of infinity war, which has ended in disaster, and the beginning of the film is sombre in tone. actually differently sombre, i think. reminded me of things like logan. the film is a very much a three—act structure, each act with a very different flavour. i don't want to say anything at all about the plot, because if people want to go and see it at the weekend, don't want to spoil anything. what i will say is this. it is very impressive that in the film of this kind of size, of this kind of visual spectacle, with this number of characters that they have to deal with, that actually, what it manages to do is it manages to make you care about the characters when they're on—screen. i laughed more times than i have done in many alleged comedies. there were two moments in the film in which i teared up. bear in mind, i'm not that much emotionally vested in

tradition of hiring a northern nanny, typically the first choice to care for an heir, so long mary poppins. >> i believe a trial period would be wise. >> reporter: "the mirror" reports the gig could go to an american. the royal couple open to the idea of a male nanny. >> as i understand it they've been looking for a nanny a few weeks now and instructed the services of an exclusive agency in kensington. they favor an american over a brit and also the nanny could be female or male, i understand. >> reporter: according to "the mirror," the lucky nanny or manny would live in frogmore cottage and could make up to $90,000 a year. the couple going for a new modern approach, wanting their nanny to feel more like a member of the family rather than hired help. >> this is a big break from normal royal traditions. meghan has actually said to the agency she wants a member of staff to be part of the family rather than a uniformed nanny looking after their children. >> reporter: now, the palace isn't officially commenting on whether or not harry and meghan will be hiring help, but let's think about this

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disney plus will be the new permanent home to disney's entire catalog of movies, classics like "mary poppins" -- ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> reporter: snow white -- ♪ with a smile and a song >> reporter: and "the little mermaid." ♪ under the sea, under the sea ♪ nobody beat us try us and eat us under the sea ♪ >> reporter: the new service also will be the only place to find films from marvel, pixar, and "star wars." it will also be the home of an expanded "star wars" universe, the new series, "the mandalorian" set to premiere later this year. we sat down with disney chairman and ceo bob iger. >> someone asked me today on a scale of 1 to 10, what is this? i said, i don't know, 15. >> what's the magic behind disney plus that will separate it from other streaming services? >> i think those brands. and the connection that people have to those brands. this sets us apart from the rest of the world because of that connection that people have to these beloved storytellers, really. >> homer simpson here, proud addition to the disney family and soon appearing on disney plus.

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