it is superman, is in the middle the big printing press.his huge big press more importantly, the basements of dc comics or something in this organization are you have these huge gigantic presses and they are printing out pages, and pages and pages like a factory. so, this is depicting superman, strong enough to run the presses by himself, and what notices he running out? superman says, you can stop a jackpot -- j ap with war bonds and stamps and as you can see in this cover there is a number of copies of that brochure that superman is printing out. it's not just a one-shot deal. >>i want to show you since we are in action comics a couple of three-dimensional examples. i have a copy here of action comics number 50. the 50th issue of action comics worlds largest selling one superman is saving minors and what an ipa disappear? as if you look at the lower left-hand corner, it has a small picture of superman walking in between two servicemen. it says, superman says, by defense stamps, helped national defense. so even if it was not the main part

you write batman, you write superman you've written so many over the years., naomi and speak to that, and, like, the similarities and why it's important for you to keep writing characters like this >> well, david walker and jamal campbell and i created naomi for dc comics. the idea to bring a new character into dc and just - she has a brand new origin, not connected to anything with batman or any legacy character, but she's an adopted child in the pacific northwest and she feels a connection to superman because he's also the most famous orphan. >> seth: yeah. >> and that connection leads her on a journey that she actually discovers her super power and her surprising origin that actually is going to bring a lot of new stuff to the dc universe. but what i discovered was how hungry some of the audience is for just new characters to come into this existing universe. like, it's superman and batman, but from a new perspective and that has been a real gift, like, people really have been warm and generous about naomi's appearance >> seth: and this is a big deal for p

kirk looking for a two run double but kevin pilar is superman. he kept the game scoreless. sam boxing the run, to nothing washington. later in the inning, this is what they call a can of corn. but this time pilar lost the ball. 3-0. ninth-inning, buster trying to get the final out at second base, the throw was off-. giants lose 4-0 point there one game under 503 and half in a wildcard. how about a story. after a red-hot july, giants 1- 4 in august. but it was the home debut for scooter who was acquired from the reds. but a homeless man heber funded last year got the home run at oracle. >> he comes up to me and says you are scooter gennett. it was kind of surprising he knew me. i said i will hit you one. and i hit one and after the game there's a guy in a trench coat and i get on the bus and i start thinking about it and i look and i see the highlight and i see this guy run and get the ball so i get off the bus and he said i got your ball, you actually hit me a home run ball. >> marcus evie and goes the opposite side, to run shots, later he added his 19. the seventh inning w

the sexiest man alive black superman. which man do you like better? >> sexiest superman.s i'm alive i'm the sexiest. that's what dwayne told me to say anyway. >> most of the a scenes are actually him and he gave me a tour of it sweet rides used in the film. ha-ha. >> there's a door somewhere. >> how beat up do you really get on a movie like this? sglit >> it's like five/six moves at wuns. head, duck, roll, come back, kick again and cut. so by the end of it, i just want my bed. >> the movie is hobbs & shaw. which one goes harder? >> dwayne goes hardeth >> jason stagtm actually in no uncertain terms will ever in his entire life go harder than me in the gym. >> which one of you okay? >> there's a reflective dome. >> probably me because my head is bigger than his in circumference wise, it cover as lot of ground so it's shinier and it means i have a bigger brain. >> i'm what you call a nice can of whoop -- >> who is the bigger -- definitely dwayne. dwayne is a real softy. he's like maw. >> dwayne's like a teddy bear. >> because i have a layers of emotion, that's all. statham,

babies are like superman when babies are born they are musical so they can discriminate between the rhythm of their native language and rhythms of other languages but more interesting will and at age of 4 days after birth babies are already crying in the stress pattern of their mother tongue it's the genes had an influence on the brain structure that made us at one point musical and also able to process language. so. i started playing piano when i was 3 i would just annually sounds that i would hear in the room. and just learning by ear. overgrown place apocalyptic house take 2. children are perfect musicians and really they have to superior appearing and superior pitch and then somewhere along the way if those skills are perfected if they're not worked on then you lose it but and it's infancy i feel like we're designed to be these perfectly pitched musical instrument. and there's a huge space for innovation within the integration of music and technology that is going to come entirely from the younger generations. and really interested in helping young girls young women get into. said in t

babies are like superman when babies are born they are musical so they can discriminate between the rhythm of their native language and rhythms of other languages but more interestingly and at age of 4 days after birth babies are already crying in the stress pattern of their mother was the genes had an influence on brain structure that made us at one point musical and also able to process language.

superman is one of the largest cities in iraq's kurdish region yes didn't manage to reach it but in the war against the terrorists the economy was paralyzed but there's been peace since 2017 and no investor confidence has returned as well oiled revenues are generating investment but to catch up with the pre-war boom times more is needed says the government's finance committee chief bank of jihad the account bank we have to bring in foreign banks to put up loans for agriculture and the manufacturing sector . yes we've had good results with loans for small projects. to really get the economy going international banks the iraqi central bank and kurdish banks all have to supply all sectors with credit as you already know and big. business is already going well at the city's biggest car market and here a car has to be impressive to sell. but i looked it was an awful it was it has it it's that in kurdistan people love big off road vehicles the more people you can get into a car the more customers like it after all the disruption the kurds now have their eyes on the future but with tensions in

from being able to grow on the paddy rice once a year farmers like superman today practiced multi cropping all year round. only there were no arrangements for water here used to from using pumps. generators there were about the. or harvest was martin it wasn't good enough. selling proofs in solar panels for in storage when i was here when they were through with. being able to grow them all in good quantities in the past farming cost us a lot more used to spend about 40000 rupees on does not quite out the. truth . when the need arises farmers like margy now also have the option to buy water from local entrepreneurs like open up all. there is also another business model that has been successful and would you put its known as the joint liability group under which several farmers invest collectively in the palm the scheme is the brainchild of call qatar based company owner g.e. solar. company governor of utah who would say reinvestment because something that was already getting bombed requires a lot of investment and are this basically what we did was we understood what the only dignities were

jedediah: we have superman on the couch. the things you can call somebody, that's not the worse thing can you call them. that's a nickname you own. jedediah: you have had so many of my favorite roles. you had a role on 90210. you almost broke brandy and dillon. not cool. >> that didn't happen. jedediah: great career. good to have you on the couch. > pete: national bowling day. national s'mores day. dean: how many national days can it be. pete: national lazy day. dean: how many national days can it be. if i'm bowling and eating s'mores, what more i do need? pete: jed, are you feeling good? jedediah: i have a kicker inside me but i'm feeling good. pete: you have a carnivore inside you jed when th. pete: we have you here for four hours. dean: four hours? pete: this is not the weekday edition. we have another hour. we will send you the extra money in the mail. this week was a big week, including on social media. if you remember, when you are watching the channel, on wednesday, mitch mcconnell's campaign account was blocked becau

babies are like superman when babies are born they are musical so they can discriminate between the rhythm of their native language and rhythms of other languages but more interestingly and at age of 4 days after birth babies are already crying in the stress pattern of their mother tongue it's the genes had an influence on brain structure that made us at one point musical and also able to process language . so. i started playing piano when i was 3 i would just and the only sound that i would hear in the room. and just learning by ear. overgrown apocalyptic house. to. children are perfect musicians and where they have to superior appearing and superior pitch and then somewhere along the way if those skills are perfected if they're not worked on then you lose it but and it's infancy i feel like we're designed to be these perfectly pitched musical instrument. and there's a huge space for innovation within the integration of music and technology that is going to come entirely from the younger generations. i'm really interested in helping young girls young women get into. he said in the technol

. >> you can do it, you can do it, superman. >> oh, no. >> they're calling this man for this very thing. goes running and stops the truck. you mentioned the brake. he had to use it using hands and feet. about that porsche, look how close. it's like an inch. >> we discovered superheroes in the world. >>> attention shoppers, we have a special announcement. >> we have a special visitor in the store today and he's not a customer. it's the son of somebody who works there. who's been gone ften ms on decanployment. >> that is maggie, her son nathan, and her coworkers helped make this surprise possible. >> is it a surprise? >> just a little bit. she clears that bin right there. >> maybe that's where he's getting the skills from in the military. this is a surprise. may bell going to see family but while she's doing this she's going to her husband's home rillage. this is a seven to eight-hour road trip but she has not told her mother in law. so that does that mean rits arsurprise or a surprise? >> it wasn't wantedant a surprise. fro she's like don't tell her just make her come outside. and she go

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i'm black superman. black superman is good. very good. there's two of us and one of him.k as a team. [ screaming ] >>> we're back on "fast money" industrials tumbling in today's sell-off and options traders are betting that the pain trade could be getting started oh, no mike khouw breaks it down with "options action" mikey. >> reporter: yes, so we were taking a look at xli, the industrials etf today, which traded more than double its average daily put volume and it usually trades a lot to begin with the most active were the january '67 puts we saw about 2,500 of those trading for about a dollar buyers of those puts are betting it could fall below the strike at the dollar they paid. it would represent a 14% decline over the next six months in x lirks i. looks like some of the traders may be betting is lows we saw in late twit cou2018 could be appri late 2019. >> you want to trade it? >> if you think about what john stoltzfus said, i think the call is the right one you will see industrials suffer in the environment where we go through the same trend if you think it is side

. >> best investor out of sports ever how about that >> superman. >> he is superman. >> the big cactus. he has like -- >> you're going on and on. >> he has a million. >> the sheriff >> shaquille o'neal. he's going to be up next we're looking forward to that on "power lunch." >>> peloton disclosing its s1 as it prepares to go public leslie picker is following the money with those details i joked earlier, i called it a fitness company, but, boy, peloton is calling itself a whole lot more >> yeah, media, technology, fitness, exercise. you name it. they are describing themselves as that type of a company. media, software, product experience, design, retail, apparel, logistics so many areas that they are involved in. and what's interesting when you look at the prospectus, the high level financials look solid. they are doubling revenue. pop line growth doubling year over year in the year through june losses quadrupling but still about 2 $00 million relative to that billion-dollar top line which is an improvement compared to some of the other ipos we've seen recently. but it's harder to get a

i'm black superman. black superman is good. very good. there's two of us and one of him. time to work as a team. [ screaming ] >>> in the america we believe in for our children, they will not have to come to school, our elementary, middle, and high school students and endure a drill during which they're taught about how they should crouch in a corner or hide in a closet in the event that there's a mass shooter roaming the hallways of their school. in the america we believe in, we recognize that this is causing trauma to our babies who should be here learning but are worried about if they're focused on the teacher in the front of the classroom, somebody coming through the door in the back of the classroom might cause them harm. >> kamala harris campaigning in nevada. she has said that she will take executive action in her first hundred days as president if congress doesn't do so. i want to bring in kelly o'donnell who's in new jersey near bedminster where the president is spending the weekend. what's the latest response from the white house? >> reporter: well, it's interes

growing up, i always pictured superman, like he was a cool dad.to be if you donated but when i talked to him, but he seemed normal. but when i talked to him, he seemed normal. he seems kind of dorky and unsure of himself. it did not shatter anything for me, it wasjust ok, he'sjust a guy. and that kind of changed a lot of my brain. the first time i met him, ijoked where i said you know who you have enough offspring for two full football teams with referees and coaches?! i have small hands. i have huge hands. i think he's my brother. i never really what wondered about the fact that i might have these half siblings, diblings. i like calling them sisters and brothers because i'm trying to get used to the fact that they are my sisters and brothers. now it's really become a much bigger part of this sperm donor story to me than the father aspect of it. we have no guide for how to organise these relationships. three's so many things you want to know so fast. so i was a double donor conception which means a donor egg and a donor sperm was used. i felt very

i'm black superman. black superman is good. very good. there's two of us and one of him.eam. [ screaming ] >>> tv analysis of last night's debate i have yet to hear one word about which candidate was revealed to be the best possible future president of the united states. that's not the way we in the media usually analyze debates. we cover them like sporting debates. we try to guess which candidates impress the tv audience the most. and we are always guessing about that although we rarely label our statements as the pure guesses they are. we evaluate debating skills. that's the problem with debates. presidents don't have to think on their feet. presidents never have to make a decision alone without advisers who have much more experience on every subject than the president does. so the debates do not test the skills necessary to do the job of president well. it's a job that you never get to see the president do, because the real work of the presidency is done behind the closed door of the oval office or the closed door of the cabinet room or the situation room or on air for

i'm black superman. black superman is good. very good. there's two of us and one of him. screaming ] jon: authoritys say the man who shotd killed at least nine people in dayton, ohio, early this morning was bearing a bulletproof -- wearing a bulletproof vest and a a mask. it is the country's second mass shooting in less than 24 hours following yesterday's attack on a crowded shopping center in el paso, texas. joining us now by phone, ohio attorney general david yost. we heard the conference with the police, police chief just a short time ago. he said they don't have a lot of answers as to motive. is there anything that's developed in the meantime that you're aware of? >> no. this is one of those things where they're going to have to go through and trace the last day or two of his life, look at the social media, try to figure out what was going on. that's a lot of good old-fashioned cop work, and it's going to take a little time. jon: the most astounding thing, i think, about this horrible event is the fact that his own sister -- who had, apparently, ridden into the city w

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from being able to grow on the paddy rice once a year farmers like superman 2 they practiced multi cropping all year round. only there were no arrangements for water here used to from using pumps. generators were about the. or harvest. it wasn't good enough. selling proofs in solar pumps for in storage when i was here when they were 3 must . have been able to grow them all in good quantities in the past farming cost us a lot more used to spend about 40000 rupees on does not quite out the. truth. when the need arises farmers like margy now also have the option to buy water from local entrepreneurs like open up all. there is also another business model that has been successful and would you put its known as the joint liability group under which several farmers invest collectively in a pump the scheme is the brainchild of called out of this company owner g.e. solar. they would. be investment because something make us all very good in bombay it was a lot of investment and this so basically what we did was we understood what the only degree beans were and we tried to create a joint globality gro

one of those special projects superman or listen it offers dancers and artists from various parts of the world scope to interact and explore current political and social issues through art an opportunity for azhar siobhan's to explore and improvise to. at the moment took at the hooters on his you know passing on a growing number of pieces to outside companies including some abroad where your dancers oversee the rehearsals and if there is this an opportunity to release the ensemble to work independently of you align our bad work and. yes this is a new branch of my work you could say. i think it's good for experienced dancers to pass on what they know and that these compositions continue to live on and the younger generation feel it and said but many dancers who pass on walks continue to dance themselves i think it's good to give others the opportunity to be involved but it becomes like a whole new production you think you just passing something on but that's not actually the case things sort of like a new workout is i work on it is one of my life i usually do a workshop with the dance

later it's kevin pillar with a nice catch, that's why they call him superman.e's done that so many times for the giants this year, they smoked the diamondbacks 7-0. it is preseason football, for raider fans, lots to like, from what they saw, they were also down in arizona. and who is back in uniform, antonio brown is suited up before the game, also put on a helmet that he likes, apparently. he's not ready to play in a game though, and here comes derek carr in his debut, out he goes, 13 years, 7-0, two for two at 40 yards, and kyler marie had his problems in the second game, he was three for a passing and 12 yards. in is all up there. the raiders when it 33-26, and for what it's worth, they are 2 and 0, in the preseason. check this out, philly was down 5-0 in the eighth, that is out walk off grand slam, and it came a former giant derek holland, harbor is beginning to produce. check this out, ronald, up and above with a great catch to rob davis with a homer, and here's my favorite, check this out. this is lebron james son, he was sitting courtside in vegas at the

red t-shirt and red basketball shorts with a superman logo. ivan was last spotted yesterday afternoon about 1 pm. he was walking away from his home on the 400 block of north 31st street in san jose. police tell us they are not investigating this case is a criminal act. >>> police are investigating a deadly hit and run outside san jose state university. a day after classes started. a man was struck and killed early this morning on fourth and san fernando next to the school's library. it is not clear the victim was a student. police are looking at surveillance video in the area to track down the driver. police say this is the city's 29th fatal collision. and 12th vehicle versus pedestrian idol collision so far this year. >>> a record 36,000 students are now enrolled at san jose state university. that is about 4000 more than last year. lynn ramirez reporting on the crowds are also presenting some bigger challenges as well.>> reporter: today the university president said this university popularity is a sign of transformational change that is takin

superman without the cape.me was scoreless and fell apart in the fifth with a box run, 2-0 washington and later, this is what you call a can of corn but pilar lost the ball in the twilight nine and the ball dropped with another one scoring and its 3-0, a weird night last night. ninth inning, buster trying to get the final out at second with a double steal. anthony rendon took home a play on the throne the giants lose 4- 0, now one game under 500 and 3.5 back in the wild cards. after a red-hot to live, giants are 1-4 an august with the game a home debut for second baseman scooter gennett, acquired from the reds last week. jeanette already has one fan in san francisco, a homeless man he befriended last year when he hit a home run at oracle park. >> we were friends on the street. he came up to me, you are scooter gennett and it was surprising he knew me and i told him i would hit him one. i hit one and after the game, i walked to the bus and there was a guy they are in a trench coat and i got on and started thinki

and she also said: she signed off" our superman, our bodyguard, our light in the dark.ill miss you. those quote it is very emotional, we understand, james. you. those quote it is very emotional, we understand, james. and a man has been charged with his murder? yes, detectives have is an four days questioning ten people who we re four days questioning ten people who were arrested after pc harper died. today the cps, crown prosecution service, were given permission to chargejed service, were given permission to charge jed foster with service, were given permission to chargejed foster with murder. he will appear before magistrates' court in reading, where he is from. well, you can see behind me police are still at the scene, detectives are still at the scene, detectives are still at the scene, detectives are still working here as this carpet of flowers continues to grow with people paying their respects. james, thank you very much. james ingham. borisjohnson has written to senior eu officials with proposals for a new brexit deal, including the scrapping of the irish backst

prosthetic arm and i wish the know the benefits of peace sometimes i feel incapacitated i wish this superman somewhere in the movie can go drop waters in trouble zones system to skilly it will not help you the conflict is mainly concentrated in rural could do but has also spilled into the city. the people of kut do not have also been fiscally divided along religious lines with the river cut blew off forming a natural boundary many christians are fled the state over the years fleeing the almost endless cycle of violence caught remain behind have sought refuge in the south from part of the city while the muslims dominate the north. this month the governor of could do now is also leading a force to bring peace to his conflict ridden state we're making progress wrong this was not built in a day we had very realistic expectations were pragmatic about this but what we optimistic about is that we are now as a state as community it will move in the right direction in the 1st 6 months of this year ethnic clashes in north and central nigeria killed an estimated 1300 people that is 6 times the number o

former rebel movement and then years of hostilities for the pen you see signed the agreement with a superman lady who leads the opposition party its armed wing is disbanding as part of the deal rebels fought a 16 year war with the government. all right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the cure revisited station thanks so much in buffalo. yes. a. plane. plane. so there's a particular school that you have to get for you let loose on notations on holidays a 100 a check. how many of these patients are you seeing today everybody i'll say no i got him last year said. 285000000 people all blind or visually impaired worldwide and 90 percent of those live in developing countries and yet with the right eye care and medical interventions 80 percent of vision impairments could be prevented if all kids. on drugs just lacey and i'm in zambia to meet the team of all this on the fly and on most of the oldest flying on hospital is an airplane has been converted into a fully functioning surgical and training hospital which travels to developing countries worldwide. the ol

but the real superman was humphrey because he started as the softy going to dominate larson which is also my favorite so the final words are very poetic and also inspiring. so in the end everybody has that moment but my question is when did you immerse yourself in london before or after ayn rand? >> before. and those opening lines and stuff like that but i met people instinctively i don't like that person. and probably all of us have but you have to learn how to overcome those present - - prejudices he is a classic and will withstand the test of time especially with the wild west theme and maybe to become a writer. >> and then have the same ending. thank you very much i appreciate it. >> when my son was eight he read white fang and he teared up telling the story which was very inspiring to hear that. what prompted hemingway to follow the same? do you think he read that? >> it is a good question and it is possible. thank you very much. on to the next session. [inaudible conversations]

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i'm black superman. >> you're crazy. >> damn, he really is black superman. >> idris elba, dwayne johnson supermen, propelling "fast and furious" spinoff "hobbs and shaw" to number one at the box office, taking more than $60 million. >> rounding out this weekend's top three films, our parent company's "the lion king" and "once upon a time in hollywood." speaking of big numbers, how does this sound? $23 million. >> that's a big number, that's how much new england patriots quarterback tom brady is set to be paid this year. a reported two-year contract expense with $8 million pay increase. >> it comes a day after brady celebrated his 42nd birthday on saturday. yesterday brady tweeted out this photo of his original draft card saying, never forget where you came from. >> that pay increase, that's definitely not your typical 3% to 5%, right? >> yeah, i wouldn't say so. >>> all right, so how's this for a humble beginning? a baseball fan showing off his skill at a stadium speed pitch cage ends up landing a minor league contract. >> a story that sounds like it was pitched straight out of hollywood