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also tonight, baltimore s mammoth cleanup. the latest from the bridge disaster, and the urgent push to rebuild. this is about our nation s economy. cbs s nicole sganga shows us dramatic new pictures. i m nicole sganga in baltimore. we just embedded with the u.s. coast guard as this all of government effort is under way to clear the wreckage and reopen the port. easter at the vatican. and worries about the health of the pope. plus, the toll of war in the holy land. i m holly williams in israel. as christians in the holy land celebrate easter, they say they re under attack. and later, the end of an era in sin city. viva las vegas after nearly 70 years of showmanship, it s curtains for the tropicana. i ll be sad when they blow it up, you know. i hope i m not on the stage at the time. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington, with adriana diaz. good evening, everyone. adriana is off. i m mark strassmann. this weekend s big story, ....
washington, we have reporters and analysts covering every angle here of this invaluable event, tens of thousands are in attendance on the national mall, we ve been listening to civil rights, religious, and political leaders take the stand. advocating for a dream of a quality that martin luther king, junior, so eloquently pleaded for all those years ago. and today s organizers are clear in their message, this is not a remembrance. there is too much work left to be done. this is a continuance. this afternoon s mark gets underway, we are going to hear from the king family and reverend al sharpton, host of msnbc s politicsnation and president of the national action network. we have reporters, i mentioned, station around the avenue through all angles of what s happening. terrific national mall, we just heard from nbc s antonia hylton. trymaine lee is there as well, and also with me on set, going to have any glad to speak to him, of course, msnbc contributor and professor of ....
- they thought it was gonna make 700 million, but it actually made 1.3 billion. so it had a business impact, it had a community impact, it opened up doors. (dramatic music) (rocket thrusting) - it showed that these kinds of stories, looking at black speculative fiction, looking at afrofuturism and blacks in sci-fi, looking at horror was also highly profitable. - sci-fi is really a conversation about our humanity and man s relationship to technology and exploring other worlds. - it s really exciting to know that more black-centric science fiction is making its way onto the television screens, finally. - black people have always loved science fiction and have always loved fantasy. we just didn t know it. - when you think of how broad that landscape is, to not include every single individual that is participating in the world, then it s a lie. - we have millions and millions of stories that need to be told. and us getting our due is literally just opening the gates for eve ....
people. black people were just so absent in science fiction, and it s a blind spot. black panther was a massive moment in our culture. they thought it was going to make 700 million. but it actually made 1.3 billion. so, it had a business impact. it had a community impact. it opened up doors. it showed that these kinds of stories, looking at black speculative fiction, looking at black looking at horror was also highly profitable. sci-fi is really a conversation about our humanity and man s relationship to technology and exploring other worlds. it s really exciting to know that more black-centric science fiction is making its way onto the television screens finally. black people have always loved science fiction and have always loved fantasy. we just didn t know it. when you think of how broad that landscape is, to not include every single individual that is participating in the world, then it s a lie. we have millions and millions of stories that ne ....
- oh, don t question my authority. thanks. archie: guess what famous and important personality i carried as a passenger in my cab today? randall park: we talk about race and culture in serious ways. that s important. randall park: discussing these things in a sitcom, you re not defensive. you re able to kind of take in new ideas. archie: i ll give you another hint. bongo bongo bongo. meathead: well he s either desi arnaz or knowing you he s probably black. helen hunt: all in the family was doing something that nobody had ever done. sammy: mr. bunker? eve plumb: we re talking about having one of the biggest bigots in america archie: sammy davis junior! eve plumb: . with a black man coming to his house archie: mr. davis, my daughter gloria standing over there. sammy: hello gloria, how do you do? archie: .and her husband mike. sammy: hello mike. archie: no! no! john lithgow: it was electrifying. sally struthers: i was tingling the whole time. sammy: one, two, three! todd ....