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cemented in history. i m ellee pai hong. and i m kerry sayers. and i m your host, bill kurtis. it s superheroes, through the decades. as kids we all aspire be one of these. not bird or a plane but a superhero. with abilities far beyond those of mere humans and as we grow up our fascination with superheroes doesn t go away. in fact, by judging by the box office reciepts of the past several decades, it only grows bigger. today, we re taking the hour to look at some of our favorite superheroes through the decades, from the caped crusader to wonder woman to your friendly neighborhood spiderman. but we begin with one of the most instantly recognizable superheros and the grand daddy of them all - superman. cloaked in blue and red and branded with a bold letter s, an icon that helped shape all the superheroes to come. up in the sky, look! it s a bird, it s a plane, it s superman! superman. the preeminent superhero was born from the minds of two teenage boys living in clevela
with the head of the ecb and the european commission. the head of the oecd predicted the two sides will reach an agreement. when you have some a people so intelligent and smart and important inflectional trying to get a deal, mike variances you normally get a deal. it may be in the 11th hour. it is always the case but i think there will be a deal. erik: the great prime minister said his government came up with his own plan. a shakeup at the transportation security administration comes after test revealed disturbing laws in airport security. there are reports undercover agents were able to smuggle in items such as fake guns or bombs. in 67 out of 70 attempts. the tsa says the problems remain a real threat. the terrorists go to school on how they can learn from possible vulnerability. abc news reports one under covert agent but a screener up failed to discover a fake bomb taped to his back. stephanie: hundreds of people in china may have died when a cruise ship capsized
would be my guess. i just give it to you mathematically. but with interest rates at 2%, and maybe they go to 3%, but you could argue with i m talking about five- and ten-year rates now, not fed funds. you could argue that multiples should be up at 25 times earnings. and pretty easily you could argue that. you do that math with any earnings growth and you get like 50% over the next few years. so i think there s a long way to go actually. you still have people now somebody trying to come out of the woodwork and saying, well, you know, maybe we re kicking down the door of euphoria. maybe we re getting ahead of ourselves. mark faber was on the program yesterday call for an of large avenue lanlg of selling, too much being put on the trump agenda, et cetera. you don t subscribe to any of that? i don t subscribe that this is a trump rally or things like that. i think it s been pent up. i mean, the amount of cash and many2 has been rising. i think it was under 10 trillion. now
and i m kerry sayers. and i m your host, bill kurtis. it s the cast of characters through the decades. those funny animated characters - from the comics to saturday morning t-v. we grew up with them. we couldn t find a more likeable and relatable group. they taught us what was right and wrong, helped us learn how to of course made us laugh. today we celebrate some of our very favorite characters, through the decades, because even though we may be grown up now, the truth is we never drifted too far away. they still make us think, laugh and dream. so we begin where it all started, in the sunday paper. where the debut of both tarzan and buck rogers on the same day later, the start of flash gordon in 1934. this trio of champions triggered a whole movement. they are now a staple of science-fiction and adventure movies fighting blazing battles of good and evil in high-flying spaceships and in exotic kingdoms but hollywood didn t bring them to life. they first captured our imagi