when tony stark was not yet a household name. >> i'm just not the hero type. >> reporter: how crucialert do robert downey jr.'s character? >> it was essential. if there were no rdj, there would be no mcu. thank you for help us navigate. what we were able to do was reinvent expectations for what a comic book movie could be. >> reporter: the connection with these characters so deep it hit hard when many were turned to dust in "infinite war." was it painful to watch those scenes? >> what tom holland did with spiderman. >> i don't feel so good. >> that connection that we built 20 between peter parker and tony stark. >> i don't want to go, i don't want to go. >> and seeing tony stark who up to that point hadn't met a conflict i couldn't eventually overcome literally having this kid turn to dust in his hands. >> reporter: it was also the hardest scene for brothers joe and anthony russo, directors on four marvel films, "infinity war" and "end game." >> we worked hard on that scene to find the most emotionally combustible version of that scene and be very true to the relationship that was unf

i don't want to go, i don't want to go, please, i don't want to go. >> and seeing our big hero, tony starkmet a conflict he couldn't eventually overcome, literally having this kid turn to dust in his hands. >> reporter: he was also the hardest scene for brothers joe and anthony russo, directors on four marvel films, including "infinity war" and "end game." >> it was tough killing him off. we knew it would be painful. because it was painful for us. we wanted to make it painful. i mean, that's sort of the value of narrative is that it can be reflective of life. you don't always win. >> we worked very hard with both robert downey and tom holland on that scene to find the most emotionally combustible version of that scene and be very true to the relationship that was unfolding there. where tony was this father figure to him and he was -- he was going away and dying. >> it's an ending to a really grand experiment that a lot of people care about and have invested a lot of their time and their thoughts and their energy into. >> reporter: and after nearly a decade as avengers, all of the core six,

as tony stark. we were in the high sierras. >> what's h doing? >> iron man. >> hey, what's up.y very most butch. they say the entrance is one of the most important things for the character. i'm so glad you didn't see me dump this thing like the sissy man i am. >> what are you doing here? >> gwyneth paltrow landed the role of pepper potts. she was injured during filming. >> i broke my knee but it's okay. as long as i keep sort of doing my physical therapy, it stays okay. >> how do you do it when you're hurt? >> i spent a long time hopping on one leg holding my son. it was ridiculous, actually. >> robert wasn't the first name attached to iron man. reportedly nicholas cage was up for the part back in 1996. then tom cruise and hugh jackman were considered. >> i figured if i was ever going to do one of these kinds of movies this genre, i figured this would be a good time to do it before i'm too old and can't get in shape. >> two sequels follows, not to mention the avengers films. iron man grossed nearly $600 million, modest by today's multibillion marvel pictures. this movie establi

. >> jimmy: does that mean -- does that mean something bad for tony stark?: ant-man, nothing? >> i was in it. you just couldn't see me. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on friday, you guys were all at disneyland. avillagers made a huge donation to children's hospitals. >> yeah. >> jimmy: $5 million. and did you go on any rides while you were there? >> yeah, we did. we went on the guardians of the galaxy ride, the one that drops like crazy. we went on it. i don't know. where were you? where did you go? >> i didn't -- i was there february 7th for my kid's birthday. we went on that ride, and i almost yakked. >> jimmy: is that right? >> it was good. a couple of people that worked for you. >> my team came on a bit. i took my daughter on it a couple of years ago when it was previously called the terror or something. and she wasn't tall enough. and she was really upset. and forget this, come here. so i grabbed a couple of snicker bars and slammed it in the back of her shoe under the heel. so i propped her up. walked up. what about now? and they're like okay. in you come. so.

as tony stark was high in the sierras and he knows how to make an impression. >> is that him?ke a look at this. >> what is he doing? >> what's up? >> you see me at my most butch. >> she landed the role of pepper pots. >> i broke my knee but it's okay as long as i keep doing my physical therapy it stays okay. >> reportedly nicholas cage was up for the part in 1996. then tom cruise. hugh jackman was considered but the director decided he was the perfect iron man. iron man grossed $600 million. most important, this movie established the marvel universe that has forever changed hollywood. >> he didn't get bit by a spider and doesn't have a creepy thing about bats. he's a guy that builds, creates, invents and is on the line with everything he does. >> good luck keeping up. >> coming up, george clooney, candid on his tv future. his e.r. past and biggest acting fail. >> i screwed it up so badly. >> then oprah and gayle don't hold back when it comes to their thoughts on family drama. >> i don't look at that as butting in. i look at that as sharing my opinion. >> and at home with holly

how is tony stark going to get back in space.>> no more trailers, i don't want to have anymore spoilers in my head. i cannot wait for that movie. >>> whoopi goldberg steps in to play peacemaker on the view. >> here's what's not going to happen today. wo we're not going to do this. >> wait until you see what her cohosts said to one another, next. >>> and the super rich player who just can't buy a hit. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters costa rica paraÍso. meet sergio. and his daughter, maria. sergio's coffee tastes spectacular. because costa rica is spectacular. so we support farmers who use natural compost. to help keep the soil healthy. and the coffee delicious. for future generations. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee roasters. takes more mathan just investment advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowledge who can help me build a complete plan. brian, my certified financial planner™ professional, is committed to working in my best interest. i

after thanos, the avengers' xt neig enemy is going to be bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] tony starkin the 1%! speaking of bernie sanders, last night from 7:00 to midnight, cnn had five town halls with five democrat candidates. yeah. fivetraight hours of town halls, which is why wolf blitzer kicked off things by saying, "good evening, i'm wearing a diaper." [ laughter and applaus that was weird. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: but the town halls were pretty interesting. take a look at the beginning of bernie's event. >> all right. how about our first question? we ready? .> why not? >> why not, indeed >> what else do we have to dnd [ laughter applause ] >> jimmy: that's actually his campaign slogan. bernie 2020, why not? what else do we have to do? [ laughter and applause ] why not? hurry up.et's go. what else do we have to do? hang on. can we see bernie in that chair again? [ laughter ] is that a town hall for bernie or is that "ekend at bernie's"? [ laughter and applause ]al bul of the 2020 candidates are on the campaign trail. and a lot of them have to answer the same questions onerywh

enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ tony stark ironman nick fury has a plan big shot pepper potts arcore ♪ ♪ asgard loki and his brother thor bruce banner radiation transformation ♪ [ roar ] ♪ coulson and maria hill they're the agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. clint barton hawkeye ♪ ♪ black widow russian spy captain rogers world war ii buckey peggy i love you first avenger here we go ♪ ♪ everyone asswmble we didn't start the fire it was always burnin' since the world's ♪ ♪ been turnin' we didn't start the fire no we didn't light it but we tryin to fight it ♪ ♪ obadiah whiplash laufey red skull hydra arnem zola loki battle for humanity stones of infinity space time soul mind power and reality ♪ ♪ war machine falcon bucky barnes is back again ♪ ♪ star lord gamora too drax rocket i am groot ♪ ♪ vision mantis nebula ultron in sokovia civil war ant man scarlet witch ♪ ♪ and spider-man dr. strange ragnarok henry janet and the wasp black panther in wakanda ♪ ♪ shuri okoye killmonger captain marvel goose the cat flying high and moving faster thanos and infinity war ♪ ♪ i can't take it anymore we didn't

stark language to defend his hard-line immigration stance. he did it again in san antonio today. >> dangerous people are coming here, and the good people are dying. >> reporter: but brownsville's mayor, tonytinez, says the president's continued threats to close the border, combined with the rising number of migrants, are grinding traffic and commerce practically to a standstill. >> getting tougher is not the answer. the answer is sitting down and talking and saying, how do we alleviate why they're coming here? >> reporter: with detention centers overcrowded, some of those released with nowhere to go end up in the care of people like jack white. >> there needs to be unity in the way in which we envision a strong refugee program. >> reporter: white runs a short- term shelter for migrants who have already crossed the border. >> if people are concerned over this crisis, they'll have to own up to that. what we're doing here is certainly a challenge, but will we handle more? yes. if we're asked, we will. >> reporter: the flood of illegal immigrants shows no sign of receding. today, cameras captured another group waiting for border agents, who have nowhere to send them. sources tell me the contr

tony grew and caroline frost. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has said that the government's brexit talks with labour in recent days have taken place amid what she called the "starkhoice" between leaving the eu without a deal, or not leaving at all. labour says further talks are planned, but that there has not been any movement on the government's so—called "red lines". mrs may is due to travel to an emergency eu summit on wednesday, where she'll ask for another brexit delay. here's our chief political correspondent, vicki young. if she'd had her way, we would have left the eu nine days ago. but it's not going to plan for theresa may. another brexit deadline is approaching and there is little sign of a breakthrough in talks with labour. the prime minister says continuing to delay our departure could mean it does not happen at all. it would mean letting the brexit the british people voted for slip through ourfingers, i will not stand for that, she says. and the leader of the commons agrees. i just do want to point out, we are out of time, we should have left on the 29th of march. andrea leadsom defended the decision to hold talks with the labour leader, saying it

tony, thank you. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning. this is breakfast. here is a summary of the main stories with bbc news. theresa may says the country faces the starkme minister said she had to reach out to labour or to left the eu withdrawal slip through herfingers. three left the eu withdrawal slip through her fingers. three days of talks between both parties have entered without agreement, but some conservatives have criticised mrs may for seeking labour's help. three of the uk children's commissioners have asked the torture committee from the un to look at physical restraint and exclusions in school. campaigners say that restraints are often being used inappropriately. the westminster government says it has consulted on reducing restraints and will announce its next steps soon. thousands of demonstrators across sudan have ta ken thousands of demonstrators across sudan have taken part in what appears to be the biggest series of rallies against the country's president since protest began in december. in the country's capital, khartoum, demonstrators reach the party headquarters for the first time. the building lies close to the presidential compo