: stealing the white people's superheroes?eah, that's the talk i have with my son. son... don't steal. i know you like spiderman, but that's the white man's superhero. we have gizzardman. after a lot of people were offended by her comments, she got on facebook to try to clean things up. >> i think that people should stop being lazy, and that's what i meant by my comment. and, you know i'm taking it to heart as well and i'm considering this while i am out there coming up with projects to do and things to right. >> larry: okay. i see your point. minorities should come up with original projects instead of relying on lazy franchises. by the way, make sure you catch michelle in the seventh installment of the "fast and furious" franchise, "furious 7" out april 3rd! (applause) well, here's something that would piss michelle off. there's been some lazy casting talk about the new spiderman. >> listen, this is not set in stone, guys, but i'm telling you right now, spiderman's going to be most likely black. but there is a chance he could

. >> iron man, sorprende el conocido superhÉroe entrega un brazo biÓnico a un pequeÑo y la imagen explotales. >> este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes marÍa celeste arrarÁs estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial, hoy un conocido activista pro inmigrante estÁ bajo la lupa, contra Él pesan dos demandas que lo acusan de cobrar miles de dÓlares a clientes por servicios y tramites de inmigraciÓn que nunca llevÓ a cabo marÍa paula tiene mÁs detalles desde los Ángeles. >> asÍ es josÉ muy buenas tardes aquÍ estÁn dos demandas civiles que la organizaciÓn, en representaciÓn de dos diferentes familias pusieron aquÍ en los Ángeles contra osvaldo cabrera, y ahora el departamento de asuntos de consumidor los Ángeles estÁn investigando los hechos. >> la lucha pro inmigrante de osvaldo cabrera ha sido documentada en diferentes medios se le ha visto hasta en una huelga de hambre en protesta contra de ley antiinmigrante de arizona, en aquel entonces dijo a telemundo. >> estoy dispuesto a llegar hasta las Últimas consecuencia mi vida misma es pequeÑa,

. >>> home spun superhero from africa one day take on the best of the west?there's no reason a superhero from africa wouldn't be as big as spiderman in the western world. >> the video games developer draws on african history and culture to populate its mobile video games. characters like the school boy crime fighter is sharing not all superheroes have to come from gotham city. >> the western world is choked with normals. south africa puts backgrounds. i feel we want to bring a difference in the superhero universe so that new franchises can be spawned out of our history, african history. >> we're going to build an app. >> reporter: if african superheroes have been on the ground so are tech start-ups. the crowd graduated from here at the entrepreneurial school of technology. >> i'm looking for $100,000. >> reporter: a school for start-ups, it's pumping out students likes these rehearsing their elevator pitches one minute pitch a project to a potential backer. >> with you -- >> reporter: they're taught to dream big. the school backers chose ghana because they sa

the code some superheroes save the day? >> i was holding the book up and i'm screaming like a giddy schoolgirl. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jamie: i am jamie colby and today i'm driving along the jersey shore, that took a beating from superstorm sandy in 2012. i'm here to meet a family recovering from the disaster and their strange inheritance may end up being their lifesaver. >> i am brick and our family business has been here for generations. i found something that's going to help us save our business in the attic. jamie: this family is best known for an old ice cream shop and restaurant shop called salty's. it was pummeled by superstorm sandy. but salty's was not your average ice cream parlor. >> we were the largest bulk ice cream distributor in addition to hershey's. every year they would come and give us a golden screw. you're talking 200,000 gallons of ice cream every summer. >> what was the traffic light on a good day? >> salty's was a place to come. jamie:. >> there would be a line out the door, sometimes around the block. it was a nic

in engineering and an actual superhero. he and a team of students at the university of central florida developed the arm using 3d printing technology. and they give them to kids for free. most prosthetics cost tens of thousands. the price tag for this arm is in the hundreds. >> our whole team has been so impacted just seeing the emotion and being able to actually help someone with engineering as opposed to working with like old machines. >> reporter: alex's mom says the change in her son, in his confidence, was instant. >> there are really no words for that. like, all you can say is just thank you. >> reporter: downey posted the video as part of a charity campaign to spotlight student innovation. and he's secured iron man's awesomeness in the mind of at least one little boy. >> i think of him as the greatest guy ever. >> reporter: and a moment alex won't soon forget. >> bang, nailed it. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> what a great moment that was. a great way to finish things up for us on a friday night.

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city. >> we just want to bring a difference in the superhero universe.ned out of our history, african history. >> we're going to build a -- >> if african superheres are thin on the ground, so are tech start-ups. the crowd graduated from here. acura's melt water entrepreneurial school of technology. a school for start-ups, it's pumping out students like these, rehearsing their elevator pitches. one minute to pitch a project to a potential backer. >> it's $50,000, just to start the applications. with you -- >> reporter: they're taught to dream big. the school's swedish backers chose ghana because they saw ghanares as smart and had a swagger. >> they can accomplish amazing and incredible things. >> reporter: start-ups are a precarious business. across the rickety bridge is melt water's incubator. where fledgling companies like dropify are nurtured through the shaky early years. it's a customer relations widget. it manages feedback so businesses know how to react. >> we are able to tell whether a customer is angry, is happy, or not, with just the tone of the

alex loves superheros. was quiet because he was freaking out on the inside. the future created and delivered the bionic arm. they build and donate 3d printed bionic limbs to children around the world. >> he was freaking out on the inside? >> that's what he said. >> he channeled that superhero calm on the outside. >> that's what you have to do. >>> if you need an excuse to stay in bed longer this morning, we have one for you. we didn't use ours. >> go for it. >> grab the pillows and blankets. it's world sleep day. the goal is to highlight the benefits of proper sleep and draw attention to the health issues caused by not getting enough shut eye. more than 100 million people around the world are not getting enough sleep. in the u.s., 22 million americans have sleep apnea. that's 1 in every 15 people. couldn't stay asleep, huh? >> that was a great 30-second nap. >>> new at 6:00 the controversy takes center stage. why it could be a shot in the arm for victims everywhere. >>> here comes the bride. you better brin

it seems to be that for each of these verticals, for the superheroes, for the classic disney tales there is an inexhaustible audience. the ability to spin off different characters, if you look at "captain america," winter soldier opened last year. huge numbers opening weekend. it seems like time after time with his marketing, they are really building a long-term it. audiences know these brands. look at "guardians of the galaxy." it was untested. it was huge because it was marble. cory: in tv "agents of shield," that's fantastic. shelby holliday, paul, thank you. "bloomberg west," will be right back. ♪ cory: and cory johnson, this is "bloomberg west." president obama says he is embarrassed for the republicans who sent a letter to iran's government urging iranians not to complete a nuclear deal with the white house. ron johnson was one of the signers, and now he says he regrets addressing the letter to iran's leaders, but not its contents. ron johnson: there is no reason to spread their terrorism even further around the world. this is going to be very destabilizing. the letter just told th

tambiÉn les cuento de un superhÉroe de la vida real y una noticia que le va a interesar a celebridadeslta en dubai. las espectaculares imÁgenes que han dado la vuelta al mundo y con ella se logrÓ establecer un nuevo rÉcord en el libro guinness. la organizaciÓn busca crear conciencia sobre las especies en peligro de extinciÓn. y continuamos con otra noticia de impacto, el hombre araÑa existe y anda suelto por inglaterra, su misiÓn es salir cada noche para alimentar a las personas desamparadas, esa ciudad tiene el mayor nÚmero de las personas sin hogar de toda inglaterra. y para terminar, tenemos malas noticias para rihanna, milwy cyrus, kim kardashian; es que facebook acaba de anunciar nuevas reglas: los desnudos estÁn prohibidos. sin embargo, la red social permitirÁ la publicaciÓn de mujeres amamantando a sus bebÉs y las cicatrices despuÉs de una mastectomÍa. como recordarÁn, instagram le cerrÓ la cuenta a rihanna por mostrar sus encantos. nosotros seguimos con nuestra conversaciÓn a travÉs de las redes con el hashtag #secretoavoces, en las redes del programa y como siempre a travÉs de

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nasdaq ceo bob on the path to become the superhero of cyber attacks and fighting them. and if you could peer into the future, what would it tell you about the popularity of the apple watch coming out in just days. we have somebody who has been picking apart, breathing the whole thing. her spidey sense has detected something that has made her change her opinion totally. trend watcher futurist jeff kimball next. liz: a fox business news alert, the clock is ticking for apple. but you don't need to wait to decide whether to buy an iwatch. big debut of their smartwatch is expected to be at a special event on monday. watch us on march 9th. we'll have the reveal. with competition rising, the verdict still out on whether the watch would be a success. joining me now is the futurist who just a month and a half ago told us one thing and is now doing a complete 180 on your opinion, jess. jess kimball. you were here in january, and you said, not going to do it. not going to buy it, even though i'm an apple fan girl. i won't buy it. now you're in. why? >> they changed a lot of the du

plays a superhero, but now he's a real life hero to a 7-year-old boy. >> downy jr. presented a 3-d bionic arm to alex red and gold you might recognize that matches what he wore in iron man. it fits alex perfectly. it reads electronic signals from the brain to move the arm and hand. a team of florida engineering students creating it for less than $350. the average prosthetic limb costs about $40,000. the students plan to build bionic limbs for vets and other people around the world. >> why not have it delivered by a superhero? thanks for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> have a great weekend. >> bye. . >>> today on "access hollywood live", kit, yesterday we failed miserably. >> horribly. we botched it. >> terrible misfire on the twizleer challenge for autism. we're upsit. >> pucker up buttercup. i'm coming in. >> noah galloway you're going to love this guy. >> and fresh off sucking up on "the talk." some scathing words for the oklahoma fraud boys. we'll get into some of that. >>> joining from new york iron mike tyson is in the house. >> he's on mad

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playing a real-life superhero and dan will bring us that. >> amy, that's right.on man but for one little boy the shtick is not an act. we'll show you what the superstar did that will help change this little boy's life. millions of people are sharing this video right now. we'll tell you much morecould go up. george, back to you. >> okay dan, thanks. >>> we begin with the latest on the case of that mom in las vegas gunned down in front of her home last month. the man charged with her murder appeared in court pleading not guilty in a case that looks more complicated than the first reports of road rage. abc's kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: it's the first we're hearing from erich nowsch. >> how do you plead to count one murder with use of a deadly weapon? >> not guilty. >> reporter: the 19-year-old pleading not guilty thursday to three felony charges including the murder of las vegas mom tammy meyers. the deadly encounter beginning in this school parking lot last month. tammy was teaching her teenage daughter how to drive. but police say they were told nows

i got in there as someone who thought of our founders as superheroes, bigger than life. i thought i would be blown away. i got up there early in the morning and i looked at the tables and desks and chairs, the chair in the front were washington set with a have rising sun and i thought, these are just like the chairs and desks we sit in today just older. it dawned on me -- these were ordinary people. they did something quite extraordinary. these are people who did not just risk their political careers. these are people who did not just risk their business ventures. these were patriots who risked their lives for the freedoms we hold dear today. moments like that are amazing to me. they restore the believe them the american spirit because it reminds me that not just in those moments but all throughout our history, in moments of crisis whether its economic or physical or military or spiritual, what has made america exceptional, what has made us arguably the greatest country in the history of the world has been in moments of crisis like that. there have been men and women of

our next guest is a film and television actor who stars in the superhero series, "arrow", now in its a look. >> your sister told us merlyn killed sara. he deprived me of my justice. >> this isn't justice. it's vengeance. >> vengeance is justice. ♪ no! ♪ she's gone. malcolm merlyn will never be seen again. >> seth: please welcome stephen amell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm great, man. >> seth: i'm so happy -- i'm so happy you're here. >> yep. >> seth: they're so happy you're here. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow's our one-year anniversary of the show. and you are a very unique guest on the show because this all happened because you sort of announced on social media you wanted to be on the show. [ cheers ] and then my twitter feed blew up. a bunch of people kept saying you got to have this guy. >> sorry. >> seth: no, it was great. >> i really wanted to do the show because i'd been a fan of yours for a long time. >> seth: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> and so i announced on january 2nd that one of my goals for this year was to appear on the show. and i

mike surprised jaden on his birthday dressed as his favorite superhero, spider-man. mike and his wife are still keeping good humor and laughter in their household even though jaden passed away on christmas eve of 2014. this new page is all about mike and his brothers going to hike kilimanjaro in honor of jaden. trying to raise money to do that as a family to get closer to jaden who they say, is living in the stars and raise money for the naomi house children's hospice. >> this took a whole different turn. you appreciate his humor and comedy and sense of joy in life. i know we can't be mad at him. >> yep. >> climbing the highest mountain in north africa. >> wow! it's so cool. >> look this is why you get up and go. >> next "right this minute >>> estimatestill to come -- >> things are moving smoothly on the road until one guy on a bike. >> seems to lose attention enough there how a bump becomes a scary pile-up. >>> plus arianna's enjoying the tune. >> that she's about to really like the music when her man actually gets up and starts jamming with the band. >> why his ren

he's a seattle -- everyone there was dressed as a superhero. he died last week in a car crash and his friends say that this was a final tribute to the man they all knew and liked as superman. his widow says his final act in death was deserving of that title because he donated his organs saving at least two lives. >> so we can turn our tragedy into something that's good for somebody else. best we can possibly do with it. leon: she says she hopes his young children nieces and nephews remember that the funeral was not something sad but an awesome party. alison: wow. washington capitals superstar alex ovechkin is using his star power now to help a family that was also struck by tragedy. leon: here with a look at the tragedy and triumph in this story. tim: absolutely as you well know, filling out your brackets this is an emotional and euphoric time in college basketball. we lose sight of real life like the tragic house fire that motivated the wife to call about a capitals jersey. she believed if she could get' replacement for the jersey, it could be

well you really don't have to be a superhero to see the super returns. contrast that with government's inability to produce so much as one, one taxpayer hit. i liken obamacare to like ishtar. and then the billions it has spent in mortgage and college loan reworks for those underwater to, well water world. drowning in debt left to bragging that it's annual losses are now only in the half trillion dollar deficit range. talk about a bad movie. and the thing is we have no choice but to pay for this one whether we like it or not. even as disney's shareholders or are loving life. where is thor when you need him to drop a hammer on washington say enough is enough? to our own fiscal superhero steve moore. on the difference between cinderella and just sinful. kaley, what to you make of it? >> you know, it's a really compelling contrast when you compare, as you just said, the private sector and disney to the government. i think the biggest case study for government inefficiency and bad investments is are renewable energy. since 1973 the government has put 150 bill

we see superhero movies greenlighted time after time after time. is that depressing? aaron: no.f course not. like i said, any time there is a lot of anything, some of it will be better than others. emily: is it a golden age of movies? aaron: yes, because there are also great movies. the comic book movies, some of which i am a huge fan of. i don't think i could ever write one because i don't know how. they are what is paying for the smaller movies, the more grown-up movies. with steve jobs, i can say that this is the first time i have felt at the end of the script that i wrote exactly the movie i wanted to write. ♪ emily: you are working on a big steve jobs movie. what is the latest? aaron: we will start shooting in a couple of months. danny boyle, who directed "slumdog millionaire," "127 hours," "trainspotting," is directing. it is not a cradle-to-grave biopic where we do a survey of his whole life. we are doing something else. i am very, very excited about it. emily: is it still three long scenes? aaron: i wish i hadn't let that cat out of the bag. so i will take this opportuni

we see superhero movies greenlighted time after time after time. is that depressing? >> no.f course not. like i said, any time there is a lot of anything, some of it will be better than others. >> is it a golden age of movies? >> yes, because there are also great movies. the comic book movies, some of which i am a huge fan of. i don't think i could ever write one because i don't know how. they are what is paying for the smaller movies, the more grown-up movies. with steve jobs, i can say that this is the first time i have felt at the end of the script that i wrote exactly the movie i wanted to write. ♪ >> you are working on a big steve jobs movie. what is the latest? >> we will start shooting in a couple of months. danny boyle, who directed "slumdog millionaire," "127 hours," "trainspotting," is directing. it is not a cradle-to-grave biopic where we do a survey of his whole life. we are doing something else. i am very, very excited about it. >> is it still three long scenes? >> i wish i hadn't let that cat out of the bag. so i will take this opportunity to try to make up for

for example, here where a 2-year-old was trying to dress up as a favorite superhero and has got a spitoom stuck. >> was it dirty? had it been duty? was there funky tobacco junk? i feel gaggy. >> i thought you might. >> had it been used i feel like it would have slipped off with all the mucus. >> even that grosses me out. >> the smell alone you'd think it would have made him not want to do it. >> it was clean, it was clean. >> it's like it was made of paper, though. they cut it with scissors. >> they were able to cut it off in no time. and -- >> he's so young. he really was just using his imagination. >> he wasn't using his head, though. >> well he did use his head. he shoved his head in a speitoon. >> it doesn't look look it's ever been used. >>> you and your husband are watching "paddington" with your 12-year-old son, then you hear a crash. you check the cameras in your house. and this is what you see. >> that's not good. >> two masked men coming into the store and they've got an axe. their employee obviously terrorized. but that's when the couple jumps into action. he says he ran down a

. >> reporter: already their superhero, he is about to meet another one. >> hey, alex. how are you?er bionics expert on hand, so i thought i'd drop by. >> thank you. >> reporter: that same smile we'd seen before. and then the arm. >> ready? great. >> each one looks the same. >> i think yours might be better than mine. let's try them on and get a progress report. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> reporter: they put on those arms. >> ah, look at that. it's a marriage of robotic technologies. >> reporter: the average cost for parents buying a prosthetic limb, $40,000. this bionic arm built by student engineers, no more than $350. >> we'll have a whole army of super heroes that can go off chasing their dreams trying to make the world a better place. >> good job, albert. >> thank you. >> reporter: job well done, and a new iron man just getting started. >> bang. nailed it. >> nailed it. so we choose 7-year-old alex and the team that built that arm. i'm david muir see you back here on monday. good night. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a restaurant manager original

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. >> they fight crime so they're like superheroes. >> corrupt. >> brutality. >> police used to stand for something good. >> if they don't mess with me i don't mess with them. >> scary. >> evil. >> why do you say "evil"? >> i think that's self-explanatory. >> stay away from them. >> slime. >> violent. >> sadly predictable and all too telling. there has to be something i can do to help the black community that doesn't require time, or money or going to dangerous neighborhoods. so i decided to interview police officers and ask them what comes to mind when they hear the words "black people." black people. [gunshot] jesus! holster your weapon! >> he went for my gun! >> i can't hear! okay, experiment over. good night. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) (cheers and applause) ♪ >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart! my guests tonight -- i love this show! -- abbi jacobson and ilana glazer from "broad city" will be on tonight. (cheers and applause) i think i tore my jacket i was so excited. also, hillary clinton had a press conference a little

plays a real life superhero to a seven-year-old boy.esents a working bionic prosthesis who was born with a partially developed right arm. big alex playing it super cool. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. [laughter] >> what's his name? >> robert. >> look at that. it's a marriage of robotic technology. bang, nailed it. >> i love the fist pumping there. matching gauntlet just amazing the arm was made by a college student who donates 3-d bionic limbs to people around the world. if you didn't think he could get any cooler robert is amazing. >> pretty cool dude and proved that today. >>> alicia thanks very much. >>> a new jersey man has a very big milestone to celebrate today. he's turning 101 years old. samuel albanese was honored in blackwood. the most senior resident enjoyed a meal with some of his closest friends. he capped off that party by blowing out the candles not 101 of them and hopefully making a very special wish. (applause). >> wonderful. e! (man) with a helicopter tour. (woman) how did you know? you've got the new instant

he loves superheros. and told his mom he was so quiet because he was freaking out inside. they actually built and donated 3d printed bionic limbs to children around the world. >> and having it delivered by iron man has to be twice the thrill. >> very special, right? >>> if you need an excuse to stay in bed longer this morning we have one more you. >> it's world sleep day. it's organized by the world association of sleep medicine. the goal is to highlight the benefits of proper sleep and draw attention to the health issues caused by not getting enough shut-eye. more than $100 million around the world are not getting enough sleep. and in the u.s., 22 million americans have sleep apnea. that's 1 in every 15 people. show of hands if you get enough sleep. that's what i thought. >> i'm sleeping. don't talk to me. >>> shots are fired at a highway patrol vehicle at night. new video of the damage the gunfire caused. >>> and the lingering impact of the napa earthquake. the house of worship that may not recover from damage it suffered. >> a quick commercial broke now. we leave you wi