the q's, quality and quantity is my game. >> you better quit, spiderman. guys like you, they got no back-up. >> true. i'll run with you guys. >> look, you can't decide you are kicking with us, we don't bang, we don't want nothing from your gang. >> you mean to tell me if a gang crossed you out, you do nothing. >> i do this for the fun, the thrill. you start banging, i'm quiting. >> the gang, x1, city-wide damage. i don't want any of that. >> we'll see, man, we'll see. (music). >> (inaudible) dangerous element but it's all about fun, right? until. >> hey, mr. torrez, are you all right? >> they ran in, they grabbed all the money out of the register, they even grabbed a case of beer. >> i'll call the police. >> what is that going to do? that's it. you know they are coming back and next time i'm going to be ready. >> i'm worried about him. he can't sleep. he keeps hoping -- hopping out of bed every time he hears a sound. >> i know what you're going through. my boy would have graduated high school this year. >> i remember him. he was such a polite boy. just in

so cute. >> spiderman there?isn't really spiderman. >> maybe that's his own personal twist on speederman. >> i know -- twist on spiderman. >> you know, i like it. >> that is another character. c >> that's another characterize ation. you know what i have do? because i haven't ben here in a while oochie-coochi-coo. o they are young men they don't want to hearocng that. >> these are big boys, whasss up dogs? >> tony can't get back soon enough. love love. >> either way we loved having you on myfoxdc.com. great. let's get to the weather forecast. 76 now in washington. hey, it is feels like june out there not only in washington but much of country. dallas this morning 82. tampa 82, 79 in new orleans. go to the pacific northwest to find the fift. we look -- find the 50s. we'll have clouds in theds i forecast today and the possibility of scattered showers and storms this afternoon as a weak frontal system. a couple fronts moving through.t one to the south. i'm focused on the one north and west north and west of hagerstow

am mentally telling him like this. , iten, chris, but you know am standing around and posing with spiderman. his is a really good life. and the residents from my childhood gives it that little extra kick. it is extraordinary. tavis: because the stuff that we watched is different than the stuff that kids watch today, because they are not into comic books the way that we were back when we were kids, when you approach it and you want to do justice by it, but you are exposing it to a new generation, what is the thought process for how you tinker with it to make it fit for this generation of kids? i give marvelhing a lot of credit for. it is just about understanding what was important, what is not negotiable, what really made it work. thor is going to have a hammer. we are not giving him a spatula. there are certain things you know and certain things you have to let go of. i have seen a lot of comic book adaptations where it is frame by frame. that does not work. a are different mediums and it is a different question of knowing what you love and making sure that is in their but also that it goes

he cliems the fence because they kalt spiderman.ins the reyes, he climbs the fence then got to play with toy guns. when you're in victory lane, win a reyes like that, you can do what you want. >> thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. to a lucky bidder -- raising some big bucks for a bay- area . >>> a power lunch with warren buffet has finally been aushgsed off to a lucky bidder raising big bucks for a bay area organiza

. >> spiderman and captain america. >> reporter: give the kids a laugh. give them a thrill.body thought of it. here at c.s. motts children's hospital in michigan over the weekend. but guess what. they also thought of it in may at st. francis in tulsa. and in pittsburgh in april and in akron in march. look how excited that kid is. and the guys swinging around out there, real window washers. >> another day at the office. >> reporter: getting to dress up for a day, a long-time wish for this guy. >> i've been wanting to do this for so long. it's a fulfilling thing here. i'm happy. >> reporter: so, it's trend, or supertrend, which started in britain actually. though for superman, these other guys, it's truth, justice and the american way. >> i waved and a smiled. >> what did they do? >> they waved and they smiled back. >> reporter: if you think you see ropes holding these guys up, you're looking at it the wrong way. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> supermen for sure. we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. and we'll see you right back here again tomorrow

it would be cool if spiderman's hand got cut off. you know, i love those comics as a fan, i enjoy reading them. but the process that goes into them, once i knew how the sausage was made, it wasn't for me. >> what is going to happen in season four? >> what's going to happen in season four? the opening shot is -- >> you have to tell me something. >> here's what i'll say, nothing. no, i'm kidding. the first two seasons, the zombies were the threat. the third season, humans were the threat, with the governor coming in. the fourth season, they're going to be dealing with a lot of zombies, a little humans, but there's a third threat coming in, and that's nature. the world itself will be a threat that they have to deal with. it's going to change things up. >> i'm hearing laser dogs. >> you read my mind. >> stick around, more with robert kickman. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed lik

. >> like when they put spiderman movie on the bases had was a big uproar. >> i thought it was going to be on arms of the athletes their necks or arms. >> now, plenty of sunshine. >> lots of sunshine everywhere, so a good observation, so first, we will talk graduation with another one cued up, vallejo high school the apaches, 6:30, graduating the seen consider class and sending them to the cruel, cruel world. kidding. full of spirit and happiness when you graduated high school. temperatures are cool and breezy so dress for 72 and dropping gown to 66 and now, the bay bridge has presses kicking up this afternoon, and west win at 50 to 25 notes and san francisco and through the delta community, and shay he will be breezy at graduation. winds are faster until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow with wind at 20 to 30 knots scaring away the clouds. beautiful picture toward mount tamalpais. look what will happen, sunshine becomes breezy and cooling this weekend and more is next week. hop you enjoy the warm weather. it will not get out control because we have cool remnants right now but it is briefly leaving

that's a lot of tickets to show gerri: spiderman?n interesting one. 75 million dollars -- gerri: wow. >> the most expensive to produce, andit could make money back. it's still going. gerri: still going, unbelievably with all the problems they had. great to see you. have a great weeknd. >> u too. gerri: broadway the focus of this dy in business, greece opened on broa kay, the 1950s working class known as the greasers. it was the longest running show in broadway istory. it came back twice in 1994 and 200 1978, grease went onto great success when the movie industry avolta.e hit film with john today, it's the highest grossing musical. wow. toda june 7th, that it opened on broadway 41 years ago. when we come back, we go in fashion at one of the top luxury handbag mnufacturers here in neyork, and next june, bides and grooms onaverage shell out $28,000 for the big day. how to do it fr les. stay with us. [ male aouncer ] with free ckage pickup from the united states postal service a small design fircan ship like a big business. just go onlin

creator of the x men, spiderman and more is making a cologne. how alex land is preparing for the nba draft. towson's new arena should boost the school's ability to generate revenue. for these stories read tomorrow's baltimore sun. look for the updated wjz first warning weather team. >>> back to the whitey bulger trial. >> former hitman john medical report an know and former mob boss james whitey bulger but didn't make contact. martorano served 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to 20 murders. bulger was arrested in 2011 after 16 years on the fbi's most wanted list and is now on trial for 19 murders and other crimes, including extos and racketeering. more an know said he becomed to become a government witness after learning bulger kwz an fbi informant. he said they were partners, best friends and he named one of his son's after bulger more an know said he ratted out other gang members. sgrsz i never ratted on nobody. if i could after killed them i would have but he wasn't there. that's what i think he deserves. >> even as he testifies again

gerri: spiderman? an interesting one. 75 million dollars -- ger: wow. >> the mot expensive to produce,and it could mae money back. it's still gong. gerri: stl going, unbelievably with all the problems they had. great to see you. have a great weekend. >> you too. rri: broadway the focus of this day in business, greece opened on broad kay, the 1950s working class known as the greasers. it was helonges running show in broadway history. it came back twice in 1994 and 2007. 1978, grease went on to eat success when the movie industry wi the hit film with john travolta. today, it's the ighest grossing musical. wow. today, june 7th, that it opened on broadway 41 years ago. when we come back, we go in fashion at one of the top luxury handbag manufacturers here in new york, and next june, brides and grooms on average shell out $28,000 for the big day. how to do it or less. stay with us. ♪ ♪ gerri: tieing the knot puts couples in a financial bind, but you can have a wedding that esn't break the bank. how do you d

. >> batman and spiderman and captain america. >> reporter: give the kids a laugh.em a thrill. so, yeah, somebody thought of it here at c.s. motts children's hospital in michigan over the weekend. and guess what they thought of it back in may at saint francis in tulsa in may. in pittsburgh in april, at children's hospital. and akron in march, look how excited that kid is. and, the guy swinging around out there, real window washers. >> another day at the office. >> reporter: getting to dress up for a day, a long-time wish for this guy. >> i have been wanting to do this for so long. it's -- like i said a fulfilling thing here. i am happy. >> reporter: so a trend or super trend. which started actually in britain. although for superman, the other guys, it is truth, justice, and the american way. >> i waved and i smiled. >> reporter: what did they do? >> they waved and smiled back. >> reporter: if you think you see ropes holding these guys up, you are looking at it the wrong way. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> how great is that? >> my gosh, just should be a thing

. >> spiderman, et cetera. >> i don't know that people would go every single weekend to see -- >> whout "world war z." that's the next big test, isn't it, to see whether it will fail or not? >> brad pitt has been hopscotching the globe promoting it, doing surprise screenings all over the world. the reason why? they're worried. the reviews have not been roundly positive. they've been tepid at best, and i think this is something they could lose money on and it's a very big budget movie. they're banking on the fact that people are into zombies and will go out and see it, but this is a high risk movie for them. >> but i would see a brad pitt movie any time. >> thanks, ken, it was great having you on. i love having somebody from e-news. we do have to go back to the markets, though, because we're losing steam here. dow industrials are now only higher by 48 points, well off the highs. 15,118. >> we're at 216 now. >> the fed is going to say later on this week that the tapering may start. >>> coming up, to russia with love. lots of love. [ male announcer ] we've been conditioned to accept less

it becomes a different experience than watching spiderman in a regular movie theater.s more what he's talking about. it is a big issue. especially now with cable television. >> and the internet. and netflix. >> exactly. >> everything else. >> "house of cards." >> i better get some champagne and filet if i'm paying 150 bucks. thank you guys very, very much. back in a moment. matt's brakes didn't sound right... ...so i brought my car to mike at meineke... ...and we inspected his brakes for free. -free is good. -free is very good. [ male announcer ] now get 50% off brake pads and shoes at meineke. is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? >>> a traumatic brain injury nearly killed ryan boyle. dr. sanjay gupta has his remarkable story in this week's "human factor." >> like a lot of 9-year-old boys ryan boyle loved to ride around and pop wheelies on his bike. >> i would always ride my mountain bike. >> he was riding a friend's big wheel when a freak accident turned his life upsi

you've been in a lot of movies like "spiderman." >> i'm getting make-up in here. >> i'd rather have the, 10,000 pounds. 66-inch tires. 12 feet high. here goes nothing. he put me in drive a little bit too soon. in park right now. moving to drive. i got the go ahead. coming off the bridge. let's see what this bad boy could do. again, all you guys at home who love muscle cars, 1500 horsepower. if you got a mustang, souped up car at home, they tell me -- i like a big truck. they tell me 3 to 400 horsepower is what a mustang has. quite a bit different. these -- this race is a single elimination to see who goes the fastest. then another going through obstacle courses. this is awesome. essentially going through 50 crushed cars, they're bringing in a bunch of vans and mobile homes and a bunch of -- i'm going to trio turn up my audio -- try to turn up my audio right now. how are you guys doing? >> brian: you're doing great. you want to run over an ambulance or a van? >> they will not let me even graze any of these things. believe me, i've been asking. >> brian: that middle car is mine. i'm givin

in los angeles, jamelle was executed because of the color of his skin, and the color of his red spiderman backpack. we learned from the sheriff baca of the los angeles county sheriff's department that shot colors from jail order latino gang member inmates to kill black males when they're released from jail. so why aren't politicians outraged? could it be because some politicians care mow about potential votes of illegal ailents granted amness city rather than the safety of u.s. citizens? sheriff baca had a violent gang member in the custody that was also in the country illegally, and yet they still released him back into our streets to murder our children. why? politicians say they want the violent ones. but too often when they catch them, they simple my release them back into the community, only to commit more crimes. to this day, we still don't know why the sheriff's department negligently released illegal alien gang banger from jail and why was he given a six month early release. we till don't nye why i.c.e. didn't pick him up from jail. orifice was even called by the sheriff's departm