. >> just a comparison i'm thinking about octavia butler [inaudible] the southern, i think that a lot of people are, like, oh my god, she predicted so much and was so close to it. but it seems like that narrative was just so much more common than we often staying. >> yes. yes. and at the same time like octavia butler didn't get the recognition during her lifetime but she's gotten since those there's a lot of like where was mainstream culture not, listening to the parable of the sewer. >> matthew? >> you said pleasantville and there was a movie 1988 cold pleasantville this coasting doesn't, tristan maguire. >> anderson parts of a liking color unpleasant black about. >> [inaudible] in the form of color and like the mom orgasm in the bathtub, and that causes the tree to both catch on fire and gain color, and so people start, like they have color signs. it's not subtle. >> it's not subtle. like, you know, and it's a popular critique. so also like i'm not wanting to i'm not wanting to overstate that everyone agreed with the end of history. it's just interesting how that framing really has

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just as a anything connection that i'm just thinking of octavia butler parable of the sower. yes. i think that a lot of people are like, oh my goodness. she predicted like so much and we're so close to it, but it seems like that narrative was just so much more common than we yes often think yeah. yes and at the same time like octavia butler didn't get the recognition during your lifetime that she's gotten since so like there's a there's a lot of like where was mainstream culture not listening to parable of the sower. matthew you said a pleasant film and i want to note the there are some movie in 1998 called pleasantville with kirsten dunst and tobey maguire. and isn't like part of it in black and white and parts of it in color. yeah. origin to the town in the form of color and like the mom -- in in the in the bathtub and that causes the tree to both catch on fire and gain color and so people start like they have no colored size. it's not subtle. it's not subtle. increase and like, you know, it's and it's a popular critique. so also like i'm wanting to i'm not wanting to overstate

. >> apple tv+ dropped the teaser on wednesday for the film ryan reynolds, octavia spencer.story starring reynolds as ebenezer scrooge. "spirited" will hit theaters a short time in november before going to apple's streaming service. >>> for years they have reported actor tom cruise who famously does his own death defying stunt work was working on a film being shot in outer space. still being worked on. >> open the door! open the door! >> yeah, i'm trying. >> oh, my god! >> the head of universal film entertainment group told the bbc the project is in development aiming to film scenes on the international space station cruise being the first person to do a space walk. >>> the hubble telescope has captured this. the pair of enormous stars is located more than 5,000 light years from earth called wr 140, they are spinning around each other in an eight-year long orbit. researchers say the image reveals how intense star life can push matter around in space. amazing. >>> thanks for joining me here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster. "early start" with christine romans is next right h

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. >> all of the octavia butler books, i know that there is some coming. >> besides tk.] okay. i feel like we now have the talent, all of the things to make that a better adaptation and i think that we deserve it because it's a classic love story. i am an avid romance novel reader. all of the books, well, i did want to say one thing about shonda. in shonda land, the world merely becomes a fact of life, not a defining nature of life. and, so, i don't know if it works that way, i am also like, what i understand is that what she is showing us is with the considerable power that she has, she is putting forth a vision of how she wants the world to look. if there is any lesson from that that is a lesson we should be taking. what does it mean to have the audacity and also to the earlier point of our conversation, to have the actual capital to impose that on anybody, anywhere that you are looking. she is rich. she has the highest show runner. now you just get a go around and be like let me tell you how the world should actually be. i wish for a black woman to have that kind of p

. >> all octavia butler books, some are coming. i want someone to redo -- >> and so -- >> is fine.ing at that. i feel like the talent, all of the things to make that a better adaptation, it is such a classic love story and i am an adverb romance novel reader so i am with all of that but i want to say something, the fact that shonda has come here is the point. in shonda land, waste becomes a fact of life, not a defining feature of life. while i am like i don't know that it works that way, what i understand is what she's showing us is with the considerable power she has she's putting forth a vision of how she wants the world to look and if there's any lesson from that, what does it mean to both have the audacity to do that and to the earlier point of our conversation to have the kind of cultural and actual capital to impose that world on anybody anywhere they are looking so she's rich and now she's able -- the highest paid showrunner, i appreciate so now you get to go around being like let me tell you how the world should be and i wish more black women to have that kind of power and

and at the same time like octavia butler didn't get the recognition during her lifetime but she's gotten since those there's a lot of like where was mainstream culture not, listening to the parallel of the sewer. >> matthew? >> you said pleasantville and there was a movie 1998 called pleasantville. >> anderson parts of a liking color unpleasant black about. >> [inaudible] in the form of color and like the mom orgasm in the bathtub, and that causes the tree to both catch on fire and gain color, and so people start, like they have color signs. it's not subtle. >> it's not subtle. like, you know, and it's a popular critique. so also like i'm not wanting to i'm not wanting to overstate that everyone agreed with the end of history. it's just interesting how that framing really has to shape everything, like history is over the, future is not. what's the future going to be? so another example i have, i see your hand, kevin, like the matrix i was thinking about these two films within two months of each other, the matrix and fundamentals, that, like weirdly a matrix is the one where, like, techno

my name is octavia dragomir in jordan.m a professor of economics at the bucharest university of economics studies in romania. i'm a founder and editor in chief of the markets for ideas magazine and i'm thrilled to be here. three quick shots. first, you said that this book about rational optimism, but i was hysterically when i read its title because i'm an economist like all economists i'm involved in scare city business and superabundance sounds dramatic it could as have left all the economists in the world jobless room. i can't afford to think of such a outcome second please help me answer and eventual question. one of my students related to the glorious revolution, not the glorious liberation, the glorious fourth industrial revolution. it's a revolution implies increasing returns on the software sites, but the high pressure resources on the hardware, the side of semiconductors, the rare earths and so on. we had the recent chip crisis and the seems not to match with the even it is rational in this book how can you reconci

. >> all the october octavia butler books. there are some that are coming. here's the thing. actually want someone to redo our eyes were watching god. i hated the screen version of that. [inaudible] i'm feel like we've now got the writing room, the talents, all the things to make that a much better adaptation and that is like such a classic love story. and i'm an avid woman, novel reader so i'm with all ofthat . i did want to say there's one thing about shonda which is i think the fact that shonda company is named shondaland. that's the point. it becomes merely a fact of life, not the defining feature of life and so while i'm like girl, i don't know that it works that way i also am like, what i understand is what she is showing us is that with the considerable power that she has she is putting forth a vision of how she wants the world to look and i think if there's any lesson from that that is the lesson we should all be taking with this book is that we need to both have the audacity and also to the early points of our conversation to have the kind of cultural and actual capi

both actors had to sing and it also starring oscar winner octavia spencer set to premiere november 11thgeorge, once again, burning the candle at both ends. you are a wild man. he stopped by "the late show with stephen colbert" to talk about his new show "power trip" but it all started with the guys reminiscing on their first appearance together. >> you had me on for "this week with george stephanopoulos" when i had a super pac. this is ten years ago. that's the last time we were on camera together. look at those two young bucks. >> we were young. >> with dark hair. [ laughter ] >> you know, when he was on that show, i was interviewing him in his old character and have never been on his new show. >> and you were there to talk about "power trip" but you had a really good time. >> we had a great time. it was really, really fun. >> i watched the interview this morning and had a nice chuckle. both of you look fabulous with your salt and pepper. >> thank you, lara. >> should we plug your show? >> the new episode drops sunday. we'll have a preview tomorrow. thank you. >>> let's go to ginger. >

octavia fell what was that circa 2005. anyway i digress. southbound 80 hayward to union city south.u will see the traffic is moving along a little bit slowly as you drive past highway 92 6 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather was good, sal fell street. all right. thank you, sir. we have a lot going on north of us. just not a lot here. the end result is a lot of rain will be up towards oregon. washington maybe extreme northern california. lots of energy. looks like it's taking aim to the north of us. so maybe a pattern changes in our near future just won't be any time soon. probably have to wait until early november. we do get a return of the fog. i mean, it's late in the season for fog, but there's some out there mixes some sun some higher clouds. san francisco which was 70 yesterday , we're going 64 53. so below on both again been a crazy wacky month here, temperature wise, you're 50 to the water temp at point reyes, but dig a basement 52 now there. 53 san francisco boy last week was 59. now there are 54 all the monterey buoys are back into the fifties. so that's a bi