a marvelous writer. that is the book i have given to the most people myself because i wanted them to read it. and the one that did make it, the last one that was there, this children's book, picture book, called burnt toast on data fourth street by tim he can. it is a marvelously funny, delightful, warm book about a family of animals. a great picture book to read to a toddler. it is important to me. because i discovered this book one day in children's book stores in manhattan where i was with my daughter, my younger daughter, iris is 3 years old. she was wandering around while margo and i and elder sister were looking and she saw this book that was at her eye level, she marched over, took it off the shelf, she brought it over to me and that i want this book. i brought it home and read it to her. that was the first of 792 readings of that book. it was a great book. i was so delighted she had somehow through osmosis gotten the bookselling gene. she knew immediately that this was a great book. that was a gr

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and it's a marvelous book. you learn a lot about technology and coding, but you learn even more about life. she's just a marvelous writer. that's probably the book that i've given to the most people myself, because i wanted them to read it in the past year. and the one that didn't make it was the last one that was there is a book, children's book, picture book called burnt toast on davenport street by a man named tim eagan. and it is a marvelously funny, delightful, warm book about a family of animals. it's a great picture book to read to a toddler. but it's important to me and, because i discovered this book one day in children's bookstore in manhattan where i was with my daughter, my younger daughter iris was about 3 years old, and she was wandering around while margo and i and iris' elder sister were looking, and she saw this book that was at her eye level. she marched over, she took id off the shelf, she brought it over to me and said i want this one. and i brought it home and read it to her, and that was t

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." >> ...which is the marvel -- based on the marvel comic. >> the marvel thing, yes. we shot that in australia. and the kids came, just like they're here on this tour with me now. i don't want to be separated from them at all. and they came to australia. it was the first time charlie went in the ocean. >> oh. >> how about that? >> and he's called "charlie ocean." >> that's right. >> but here's the question. stan lee just died at the wonderful old age of 90-plus. tell me about stan lee. >> well, you know, marvel is -- i had a great time with that movie. taika waititi was the director, brilliant director. and we improvised a lot of that. kevin feige and louis d'esposito, the people at marvel, have a wonderful way of making these big movies but kind of creatively and adventuresomely and deliciously. but that was my brush with the marvel universe. so, stan lee -- i did meet once. we took a class picture. you could look it up and see it, so-called. we all went to atlanta, at one of the compounds of the marvel people, and all the casts of the last 10 years were gathered. yo

another marvel masterpiece black panther the first superhero blockbuster with a predominantly black house is a rip roaring good rock. the man who helped usher in this new era of superhero storytelling and also had cameos in most of the films was the comic legend stanley the marvel patriarch saw his creations become a giant influence in the movie business the matter with you you've never seen him write your own work. stanley died in november at the hurricane just ninety five. a quirky love story between a mute cleaning lady and a captured sea monster the dazzled at the academy awards winning the oscar for best picture and best director. in. the fantasy romance blew the academy and cinema goers in clear out of the water. seven german film awards were showered upon tree days in key the hall actress maggie by my plays the film. connie schneider who died tragically at forty three the film recreates an extensive interview with capturing the star's charm and vulnerability. and this auto biographically inspired drama is a work of art director alfonso cuarón looks back to the early one nine hundr

another marvel masterpiece black panther the first superhero blockbuster with a predominantly black cast is a rip roaring good rock. the man who helped usher in this new era of superhero storytelling and also had cameos in most of the films was the comic legend stanley the marvel patriarch saw his creations become a giant influence in the movie business the matter with you you've never seen him write your own work. stanley died in november at the horowitz gauges ninety five. a quirky love story between a mute cleaning lady and a captured sea monster the downscaled at the academy awards winning the oscar for best picture and best director. in. the fantasy romance blew the academy and cinema goers in clear out of the water. seven german film awards were showered upon tree days in key the hall actress monkey boy mom plays the film. bonnie schneider who died tragically at forty three the film recreates an extensive interview with capturing the star's charm and vulnerability. and this auto biographically inspired drama is a work of art director alfonso cuarón looks back to the early one nine

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another marvel masterpiece black panther the first superhero blockbuster with a predominantly black cast is a rip roaring good rock. the man who helped usher in this new era of superhero storytelling and also had cameos in most of the films was the comic legend stanley the marvel patriarch saw his creations become a giant influence in the movie business the matter with you you've never seen it but a little more. stanley died in november at the her only cage of ninety five. a quirky love story between a mute cleaning lady and a captured sea monster but dazzled at the academy awards winning the oscar for best picture and best director. in. the fantasy romance blew the academy and cinema goers in clear out of the water. seven german film awards were showered upon tree days in key the hall actress monkey boy mom plays the film. who died tragically at forty three the film recreates an extensive interview with capturing the star's charm and vulnerability . and this auto biographically inspired drama is a work of art director alfonso cuarón looks back to the early one nine hundred seventy s. i

she's a marvelous writer. that's probably the book i've given to the most people myself because i wanted them to read it in the past year. the one that didn't make it was the last one that was there, it's a book children's book -- picture book -- called "burnt toast on davenport street" by a man named tim eagan, and it is a marvelousy funny delightful warm book about a family of animals and it's a great picture back to read to a toddler but it's important to me and -- because i discovered this book one day in children's bookstore in manhattan where i was with my younger daughter iris was about 3 years old. and she was wandering around while marg o and i and the eldest sister was looking. she saw the book at her eye level. she marched over and took it off the shelf. she brought it over to me and said i want this one. i brought it home and read it to her, and that was the first of probably 792 readings of that book. and it was a great book. so i was so delighted that she had somehow through osmosis gotten the bo

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. >> i am in the marvel universe. i played a small but memorable part in "iroan 3." ( applause ) thank you. >> stephen: that's enough. that's enough. >> it was just the right amount. >> stephen: yeah. we actually have a clip of you. what do we need to set up this clip? >> so basically i am tony stark's biggest superman, and i play a news cameraman. >> stephen: and she just shows up in your news van. >> he shows up in my van. >> stephen: this is eye movie from six years ago. >> this is a movie from six years ago that i'm not-- am not promoting now and has already made a billion dollars. >> excuse me, sir, i don't know-- >> shhh! >> mom, i need to call you back. something magical is happening. tony stark is in my van. >> no. >> tony stark is in my van! ( applause ). >> stephen: what's his name? what's the character's name? >> my character's name is gary the cameraman. that's what it says in the credit s. >> stephen: and is there going to be a spin-off or anything? >> you know i keep -- >> stephen: they're making so many

as you can see, i am not dead. >> i'm a huge marvel comic film fanatic. i loved infinity wars and "black panther," wakanda forever. >> it was the best action film of the year, and the box office loved it too. >> made $1 billion because every black person was required to see it. >> brilliant, loved it. >> how long before a man like that has had enough? >> this year saw mortal adventures unfolding as well from mission impossible to the meg. >> my god. >> because a movie about just a shark isn't good enough anymore. it needs to be about a giant shark that more or less eats china. >> rom-coms always did well, best comedy duo, kevin hart and tiffany haddish. >> we will see, yes we will. >> great, superb, excellent, good. >> uh-huh. >> she's fantastic, he's great. that's a comedy theme we're going to see a lot of funny all those too. >> nick young. >> you know them or something. >> best overdue lineup, the all-asian cast of "crazy rich asians." >> it was really great and hopeful to see movies full are people who didn't look like me. >> damn, rachel. >> it was g

marvel, let me ask, what's the one thing that we can do right now? i think -- give me one thing. >> so the thing that i actually find kind of perversely comforting is the fact that we know exactly what's causing this. can you imagine if that were a natural psychthal we didn't have any control over, but we know exactly what's causing this. it's us. it's greenhouse gas emissions that we are putting in the atmosphere, and as a scientist i can tell you let's not do the that anymore. >> it's really just about those guys. >> those guys. >> it's about no offense. >> yeah, and i'm not a scientist, that's the phrase that's been used in past by politicians but i do know this. there's two halves to this. mitigation we means we reduce amend i'd emissions and adaptation where i think we're starting to make some progress in the congress, investments in coastal infrastructure that will protect properties and will protect people from these effects. >> all right. well, we've done a lot on the science and a lot on the impact. later i want to get into sort of some prac

was a big year for marvel. "black panther" was great. >> what's up. >> i never yielded. lest you can see, i am not dead. >> i'm a huge marvel comedy film fanatic. i loved infinity wars and black panther, hello. wakanda forever. >> millions said black panther was the best action film of the year and the box office loved it too. >> made a billion dollars because every black person on earth was required to see it, doesn't know if you were aware of that. we were required to see it. >> amazing movie. brilliant. loved it. >> how long before a man like that has had enough? >> this year saw more mortal adventures unfolding as well from mission impossible fall out. to the meg. >> because a movie about just a shark isn't good enough any more. it needs to be about a giant shark that more or less eats giants. >> rom-coms always do well. best comedy duo to kevin hart and tiffany haddish. >> i'm going to do the work we'll see. great. superb. excellent. good. >> she's fantastic. he's great. that's a comedy team i think we will see a lot of funny out of those two. >> the nick you're dat

marvel, let me ask, what's the one thing that we can do right now? i think -- give me one thing. >> so the thing that i actually find kind of perversely comforting is the fact that we know exactly what's causing this. can you imagine if that were a natural cycle that we didn't have any control over, but we know exactly what's causing this. it's us. it's greenhouse gas emissions that we are putting in the atmosphere, and as a scientist i can tell you let's not do the that anymore. >> it's really just about those guys. >> those guys. >> it's about no offense. >> yeah, and i'm not a scientist, that's the phrase that's been used in past by politicians but i do know this. there's two halves to this. mitigation we means we reduce carbon dioxide emissions and adaptation where i think we're starting to make some progress in the congress, investments in coastal infrastructure that will protect properties and will protect people from these effects. >> all right. well, we've done a lot on the science and a lot on the impact. later i want to get into sort of som

marvel. >> "black panther" was great. >> what's up! >> as you can see, i am not dead. >> i'm a huge marvel comic film fanatic. i loved infinity wars and "black panther," hello. wakanda forever. >> let's give "black panther" what millions ever fans have already said. it was the best action film of the year. and the box office loved it, too. >> made a billion dollars because every black person on earth was required to see it. i don't know if you're aware of that. we were required to see it. >> amazing movie, brilliant, loved it. >> how long before a man like that has had enough? >> this year saw more mortal adventures unfolding as well. for mission impossible fall out to the meg. >> because a movie about just a shark isn't good enough any more. it needs to be about a giant shark that more or less eats china. >> rom coms always did well. best comedy duo, kevin hart and tiffany haddish. >> we'll see. >> yes, we will. >> great. >> superb. excellent, good. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >> she's fantastic. he's great. that's a comedy team. i think we

and it is one of the marvelous things science fiction does is hand you ideas that make your brain go. it was published. it's not a codex. it's not a book with pages to assign. it's an accordion book. this is april and the cosmopolitan magazine. it is called the war of the world and it was much loved and science-fiction adventure, science-fiction. it had to come in 1938. >> ladies and gentlemen, here i am. [inaudible] it was so realistic that there was panic across the u.s. thinking that this wasn't a radio drama it was a news report of martians invading earth. and it's spread to the idea of other planets far beyond the science-fiction readers in 1938. reflecte it reflected the time and this is 1938 in the invasion and conquest very much in the news so that is one really strong impact does have on the world that exists outside of speculative fiction. this is may 1950. astounding science fiction which is one of the greatest that costs 25 cents. it published the first story of dianetics. a new science of the mind. l. ron hubbard started writing science fiction and the entire world view,

marvel salvant's daughters as the primary beneficiary's. witnesses say moore wired sarkar money with promises of more money. according to the morning of the murder, he sent text messages stating, i'm set to do everything tonight. outside of court, marvel salvant's mother says that she doesn't believe her son is involved. >> this is not my son. >> reporter: on the day he was killed,to visit his three daughters. >> all right, rob roth, thank you so much. >> the case against the man accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at an oakland station took a dramatic turn today. john lee cowell prosecutors say he is unfit to stand trial. a grand jury has indicted him on charges up murder and attempted murder. nia wilson's mother says she doesn't believe the defendant is mentally ill. >> he has been exhibiting extreme delusion and extreme paranoia. i'm obviously an attorney, i'm not a doctor. all we are asking at this point is for the court to appoint two neutral court selected doctors who would evaluate him to make a determination about whether he's

. >> reporter: the mother marvel salvant does not believe the charges. she says her son is not a killer. >> to i think? i know! this is not my son. this is not my son. >> reporter: she says dropbox is a good man who loves to make. for a laugh. police say 50-year old maria moore hired marvel salvant to kill dominic sarkar to collect an 800,000-dollar life insurance policy. police say maria moore and dominic sarkar of her friends and she was the beneficiary on his life insurance. police say marvel salvant shot the victim while he was sleeping in his bed in october. the suspects are facing multiple charges and could face the death penalty. they did not appear in court today, a judge us his poems the hearing. >> you don't normally get murder for hire cases. i have worked here for 20 years and i don't remember any case like this. >> reporter: the victim was in to i" stau. ef at the "passage was well friends. both suspects are still locked up at the jail, as for the victim, he is survived by three daughters, all of them in india. >> you mentioned police had pl

tonight -- john cena, star of "the marvelous mrs. maisel", actress rachel brosnahan, comedian and author brian posehn, featuring the 8g band with richard danielson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." hos everybody doing tonigh [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. christmas is less than one week away. and then it's right back to the attic for michael buble. [ laughter according to cnn, president trump is leading the push for a full and rapid withdrawal of u.s. ta.ops from sy apparently he just found out that syria does not itare a bordermexico. [ laughter ] cnn has obtained new documowts g that president trump signed a letter of intent to move forward with negotiations at build a trump tower in russia, despite hirney rudy giuliani claiming that the document was never signed. said giuliani, "that's not trump's signature. the document was clearly signed by someone named aye yai yai aye yai yai yai!" [

tonight -- john cena, star of "the marvelous mrs. maisel", actress rachel brosnahan, comedian and author brian posehn, featuring the 8g band with richard danielson. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. christmas is less than one week away. and then it's right back to the attic for michael buble. [ laughter ] according to cnn, president trump is leading the push for a full and rapid withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria. apparently he just found out that syria does not share a border with mexico. [ laughter ] cnn has obtained new documents showing that president trump signed a letter of intent to move forward with negotiations to build a trump tower in russia, despite his attorney rudy giuliani claiming that the document was never signed. said giuliani, "that's not trump's signature. the document was clearly signed by someone named aye

the marvelous mrs. maceal is back and gives back. our exclusive with the emmy winningkron-4 news at eight:two deadly police shootings in the bay area...in less than 24 hours.details on both encounters including reaction from the girlfriend of one of the victims. also -- the body of president george h-w bush is now back in houston where he will be buried. the emotional state funeral today in the nation's capitol...as americans say goodbye to the former commander in chief. and - the apartment complex in the bay area that's welcoming victims of the devastating camp fire. i'm catherine heenan i'm ken wayne. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consideration provided by -- comedy, it's fueled by disappointment and humiliation. who the hell did that will describe more than women? >> eight-time emmy winning comedy the marvelous mrs. maisel is officially back for season two. >> i love the show. they brought back a new york institution to celebrate. we were exclusively w with the cast at the carnegie deli. it closed in 2016. have you till

ronald reagan's marvelous secretary called me afterward and said i feel so hurt reading this. i would hear him talk after you left a meeting, and he would say, be sure georges informed. we had a close relationship, and to have it diminished, i found it quite hurtful. brian: what did you talk about with president reagan on a regular basis? pres. bush: no agenda. it was more, i hope for him, a relaxing meeting he looks forward to. we would tell jokes, if there was something going on in a big way in the world, we would talk about that. but it was totally relaxed. we usually had what was called a white house mexican plate, because it was usually on a wednesday or thursday. i think he knew i was not going to blindside him. a lot of people would call me, you're going to see the president tomorrow, please tell him we have to do this on the airline strike or something else. i would not do that. brian: you have a diary. pres. bush: a sporadic one, not a very good one. brian: did you make notes after every meeting with the president? pres. bush: no, i wish i had. i did on some. i'm not

marvel? >> many.us it's not florida. that's not just coastal communities. warm air holds more water vapor so that means even if you live in the midwest you're seal increased downpours. rain is real going to dump on you. >> and for agriculture the consequences are significant. >> and if you look globally, we're a pretty strong economy. we're a very powerful nation. think of all the countries that is are going to experien massive population movements and have no wherewithal to deal with that pressure and the inability and conflict. >> do you see how overwhelming this feels. i guess, dr. mmarvel, let ask, what's the one thing that we can do right now? i think -- give me one thing. >> so the thing that i actually find kind ofel perve comforting is the fact that we know exactly what's causing this. can you imagine if tt were a natural psychthal we didn't have any control over, but we know sing this.at's c it's us. it's greenhouse gas emissions that we are putting in the, atmosphend as a scientist i can tell you let's not do the that anymore. >> it's really just

marvel scored another blockbuster hit this year with avengers: infinity war, the first instalment in an intergalactic mash—up that brought together characters from across the marvel cinematic universe. the film ended on a downbeat cliffhanger, which left fans wondering about the fate of their favourite superheroes. you'll have to wait until spring 2019 for the release of avengers: endgame to discover what becomes of the brokenhearted. black panther and avengers: infinity war both became record—breaking money spinners, finding favour with audiences and critics alike. other tent pole releases of 2018 included jurassic world: fallen kingdom, which took over $1.3 billion worldwide, despite downbeat reviews, which called it the weakest instalment in the already rather uneven series. a similar criticalfate awaited fantastic beasts: crimes of grindelwald, the second in the ongoing harry potter prequel franchise. despite being written by novelist turned screenwriterjk rowling herself, the film suffered from a superfluity of confusing plot exposition, which many critics, myself included,

if you have driven an all-electric car, it is actually a marvelous experience. it is a marvelous experience not to stop at the gas station, or fillings nation or whatever you call it, and so -- plus, you -- gas station or filling station or whatever you want to call it. plus, you have ridesharing on top of this. you've got kind of three vectors of the change happening generally in the same timeframe. and so, as we looked at it -- what we have talked about focusing on publicly, is we are focusing on an autonomous system. clearly one aspect is self-driving cars. there are others. and we sort of see it as the mother of all ai projects. it is probably one of the most difficult ai projects to work on. and so, autonomy is something that is incredibly exciting for us, but we will see where it takes us. we are not really saying from a product point of view what we will do, but we are being straightforward that it is a core technology that we view as very important. emily: you are working across so many different platforms, whether it's tv, the watch, the mac. what do yo

marvel scored another blockbuster hit this year with avengers: infinity war, the first instalment in an intergalactic mash—up that brought together characters from across the marvel cinematic universe. the film ended on a downbeat cliffhanger, which left fans wondering about the fate of their favourite superheroes. you'll have to wait until spring 2019 for the release of avengers: endgame to discover what becomes of the brokenhearted. black panther and avengers: infinity war both became record—breaking money spinners, finding favour with audiences and critics alike. 0ther tent pole releases of 2018 included jurassic world: fallen kingdom, which took over $1.3 billion worldwide, despite downbeat reviews, which called it the weakest instalment in the already rather uneven series. a similar criticalfate awaited fantastic beasts: crimes of grindelwald, the second in the ongoing harry potter prequel franchise. despite being written by novelist turned screenwriterjk rowling herself, the film suffered from a superfluity of confusing plot exposition, which many critics, myself included,

so yeah i think that would be the most marvelous thing in the world. as a city you know what i mean goes all. right but does everyone think that. a few months later a few streets away. today cuba honors the c.d.r. the committees for the defense of the revolution fidel castro himself came up with the idea of a stablish in these neighborhood societies over fifty years ago on their own out of what i myself did growing up say that if i want the whole of any sort of sense then in every corner of the land in towns and in the countryside an open air festival is held every year. young and old come together. everyone brings what they can for the colored dosa the soup that is made in a huge pot over a wood fire. originally the state also made a contribution like a pig's head but that hasn't been the case for years. on a whole lot of saturday night today we celebrate once more the brilliant idea of our commander in chief fidel castro to attack the counter-revolutionaries who wanted to destroy our revolution from the start that i will get into woke with the end up

marvel movie hits theaters on march 8th. the character is also expected do play a big role in the hotly anticipated sequel. >>> mental health is no laughing matter for "saturday night live" star pete davidson, he's hitting back against online bullies in a candid statement, reflecting on his breakup with ariana grande. nbc's joe fryer has more. >> pete davidson. >> reporter:vion, a serious mes. he says he's been getting bullied online and in public for the past nine months, facing a barrage of negative comments about his looks and his whirlwind romance and broken engagement with singer ariana grande. on instagram, davidson writes, i'm trying to understand how when something happens to a guy, the whole entire world just trashes him without any facts or frame of reference. he adds, i've spoken about borderline personality disorder and being suicidal publicly only in the hopes it will help bng dh borderline personality disorder, a form of depression. >> reporter: davidson opened up about his mental health struggles last year on

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whether it is at this marvelous library or at the george bush school of government. if we can teach a handful of kids public service is noble, better than you think it is try , it, we will be doing something good. brian: there is noise in the background, a little bell, that's your dog. what's your dog's name? pres. bush: sadie. she is about four and a half, five. she was trained to be a great huntress in england. we have not hunted her yet but she is a great rabbit chaser. just a minute, sadie. she is the joy of barbara's life and mine. she is fast as lightning. she is a kind dog. she makes friends easily. brian: how often does she go with you? pres. bush: always, when we are in texas. when we come home, she rushes to the shutters and looks out. dogs and kids is what life is about for me now. pres. bush: go back to the chronology. what about the job after you were defeated for the senate? pres. bush: president clinton said, -- the president said, we would like you to do something. he wanted john connolly to going to the secretary of the treasury. and i was sitting ou

and just marveling what on earth am i doing on this boat crashing through the waves listening to george herbert walker bush give me his thoughts on national security and the interest of the united states. we had, by the way, secret service agents in zodiac boats following as fast as they could and having trouble keeping up with the president. i had lunch with president bush and barbara. we went to a little restaurant where we had some maine lobster. i ended up spending four 1/2 hours with them. when i was getting ready to leave, i was walking to the door and thanking him for spending so much time with me. he reached into his pocket and putted out a check for $1,000 for my campaign. you could have knocked me over with a stick. i am not someone known for being at a loss for words and i simply stared at him and stammered. i think -- stammered, i think i barely got out the words thank you. but i was so astonished and the check simply said from george and barbara bush. i got in the rental car and began driving back to the airport and i called heidi. i said, heidi, i just had the most magical

. >>> marvel studios revealing a new poster for "captain marvel" and says the new trailer will be happening tonight during monday night football on espn. >>> and "ralph breaks the internet" remains in the top spot at the box office earning nearly $26 million. "the grinch" got nearly $18 million from its fourth week and "creed 2" brought in close to $17 million. >>> a christmas display caused panic in austin after a tribute to "national lampoon's christmas vacation" went wrong. >> ah! >> remember that scene there? >> yep. >> all right, some homeowners placed a dummy at the edge of the roof just like in that movie, right there. look at that picture. but one veteran, a good guy here, thought this dummy was a real person. his name is alfred norwood jr., not the dummy, the person. he tried to save the dummy, and when homeowners heard what happened, they felt bad and gave him a gift card for being such a good person. turns out they were trying to win a neighborhood contest. >> at least could have called 911 instead of trying to save him himself, saying hey, some dude is stuck. >> i don't know. >>

i loved the character of captain marvel. my mother saved the shirt all these years. >> this is the actual shirt? >> that's the actual shirt. >> i love that. >> so as an adult i was able to locate the original artwork done by neil adams. >> you've got everything right here. >> it's the whole circle of life here and there i am. >> his mother was a fashion ill administrator. >> she became more my hero in the sense of watching her go off and work and giving met idea of, hey, getting paid do this not strictly for the medium i wanted to be in, but just getting paid to law. >> like his mom, ross went to the american academy of heart in chicago. it was there he developed the realist style that would distinguish his superheroes. >> your version of superman was meant to be more life like, right? >> yeah. yeah. it's supposed to respect kind of the aged history of the character going back to the original art style from the '40s. this thicker, heavier version of the character where he looked like he would really beat the living hell out

and just marveling what on earth am i doing in this boat crashing through the waves listening to president george herbert walker bush give me his thoughts on national security in the interest of the united states? we had, by the way, secret service agents in zodiak boats following as fast as they could and having trouble keeping up with the president. so i ended up having lunch with president bush and barbara. we went to a little restaurant where we had some maine lobster and ended up spending 4 1/2 hours with them. when i was getting ready to leave i walked to the door to thank him for spending so much time and he reached in his pocket and he pulled out a check, a check for $1,000 to my attorney general campaign. you could have knocked me over with a stick. i am not someone known for being at a loss for words. and i simply stared at him and stammered and barely got out the words thank you. i was so astonished and the check simply said from george and barbara bush. i went and got in the rental car and drove back to the airport and called heidi and said i just had the most magical, unbeliev

it is a marvelous thing to do. so they could build those ideas based on and their idea it's kind of a brain. they saw them somewhat as a working together in a network style they could do something that we don't yet understand. they also saw them as they wanted to model the termites. they wanted to have them have no memory and no personality. they have since then. built they paraded the sausages all through town. they were hiding the whole town sausages. when i told them one of the principal investigators at the institute in harvard. about the dream she said sympathetically how collective transport. as though she have that dream all the time. whatever frustrations i felt were transient i was merely vacationing in the nightmare finding the termites around. and that of the other self organizing the systems was a self organized treatment. it was a researcher at harter bird. a little briefly. there is a joke that we are all just waiting for it. this is a reference to that tragic comic plate waiting for the dough. in the

salvant's mother doesn't believe her son is involved. >> that's not marvel. okay. this is not my son. >> we're working for the family of dominic sarkar, we've had a close relationship with his family in india. my prayers go out to his family and friends. >> on the day he was killed he was scheduled to fly back to india to visit his daughters. if aconvicted they could face the death penaltytism man who is accused of killing nia took a turn. cowell stabbed nia bill son and her sister as they were getting off a train. a grand jury indicted him on charges of murder and attempted murder. nia wilson doesn't believe he was mentally ill- >> he's been exhibiting delusion and paranoia and i'm obviously not a doctor, so all we're asking is for the court to appoint two neutral court selects doctors to evaluate him to make a determination if he's legally competent to stand trial. >> he knows how to behave himself. nothing wrong with him. >> cowell is due back in court next week. the court could suspend the criminal proceedings. the bust of a retail theft ring. law enforcement p

police say maria moore and marvel salvant could face the death penalty if convicted. we have a report from the hall of justice. >> reporter: the motive apparently was over money. police say the suspect apparently killed the victim to try to collect insurance money. in court a suspect's mother tells me her son is innocent. >> it is killing me. it is taking a toll on me. >> reporter: the mother marvel salvant does not believe the charges. she says her son is not a killer. >> to i think? i know! this is not my son. this is not my son. >> reporter: she says dropbox is a good man who loves to make.

and there's always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today marvels magnets and music. videos of marble runs are extremely popular online little toy blocks made of wood fidgets mynors dominoes and magnets are all obstacles for a tiny ball this video has generated more than a million views on you tube since the beginning of the year. what's unique about you tube or doodle chaos is videos is that classical music plays in the background . this marble run is perfectly timed with tchaikovsky's beautiful waltz of the flowers so that the marbles roll in time with the music. now for the grand finale. and next week. the dutch police have begun using old mentored reality to solve cases hundreds of kilometers away. the system streams video shot by offices at the scene to experts elsewhere providing remote investigators with interactive three d. models virtual crime fighting next week on shift. because. league leaders are flying super sub kako out helps to overcome fiber sensing at a number read. the reigning champions take off again a brainstorm c.f. cannot be helped by

in these marvelous archives. >> is there any doubt those notes had an impact on people? george h.w.: i don't know. if they had some substance they might have. i do not know that the simple thank you note has any effect. i would write notes to world leaders. it built a personal trust. they might disagree, but i believe in personal diplomacy. part of that would be writing a note, telling a guy how much you enjoyed his speaking or thank him for the marvelous time or we loved having you. in its, you would work in a little substance. themain fact of communication that i think did add to my ability when the tough was the ability to confer with recipients. >> what was your system? how did you keep track of the people you wanted to write notes it? george h.w.: i did not. it was hit and miss. i'm sure i overlooked a lot i wish i had written to. something would come up. maybe a birthday. or a swearing-in of a successor, or it might be an election, or to might be having seen them at a conference, or it might be something humorous. people speak different languages and have wonderful

and as always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today marvels magnets and music. videos of marble runs are extremely popular online little toy blocks made of wood fidget spinners dominoes and magnets are all obstacles for a tiny ball this video has generated more than a million views on you tube since the beginning of the year. what's unique about you tube or doodle chaos is videos is that classical music plays in the background . this marble run is perfectly timed with tchaikovsky's beautiful waltz of the flowers so that the marbles roll in time with the music. now for the grand finale. and next week. the dutch police have begun using old mended reality to solve cases hundreds of kilometers away the system streams videos shot by offices at the scene to experts elsewhere providing remote investigators with interactive three d. models virtual crime fighting next week on shift. to tell us or it was also this senseless killing three. hundred german street on a dollar. store their first day at school in the jungle. or first economy lesson. when i'm sure as