this is the man who is out — sean bailey ran disney�*s non—animated movie operation for 1h years.beast and aladdin. let�*s go to erin delmore in new york — this the latest move to try to turn disney around. we might be hearing a lot about this until the 3rd of april which is when disney has their big annual meeting, they are under pressure from investors who have hammered disney, criticisms over the movies we have seen at the box office, which have not been the blockbuster is that disney has been hoping for, and the need to better monetise streaming platforms and do more with their asset but you can add another to the list because one of the activist investors is calling on disney to make large investments in al and they say that can double the share price of disney, they have a few creative ideas on how that can be implemented, everything from the following for traffic and waiting times at the disney theme parks to the jedi times at the disney theme parks to thejedi lightsaber battles. disney on its part issued a letter to shareholders talking about some of the games it has made,

sean bailey is stepping down after 15 years. the move comes after disney faced a rough 2023 at the box office, including the poor performance by "the haunted m mansion." he will be replaced by david greenbaum. he helped disney win the streaming rights for "taylor swift eras tour." >> silvana, thank you. >>> turning back to earnings. the earnings parade is back on this week with the retailers reporting results. we will hear from lowe's, macy's and urbano outfitters. u.s. retail sales fell more than expected in january following the strong holiday shopping season. consumers appear to be resilient, but they are selective about spending. walmart reporting shoppers spent less per trip. that is a sign prices are cooling. let's talk more about this with jessica ramirez. great to have you here. your most recent note is food inflation and food cost is weighing on consumer spending. juices is up 29% year over year. steaks up 11%. on the other side, eggs down 29%. a lot of different moves. overall, grocery prices are up 1% year over year.

i've got conservative peer lord sean bailey, and i've also got former labour party adviser matthew lazao to you now . i mean, we have capitulated and rolled over and let some mad fundamentalist tickle our nation's belly, haven't we? >> yeah, we absolutely have. >> yeah, we absolutely have. >> it's a dark day for democracy . when an elected representative, mike craig, a great mp for golders green and finchley for 14 years, has stuck up for jewish constituents , up for jewish constituents, backed israel. and he has been subject to these absolutely vile, anti—semitic and anti—british attacks. and as you say, patrick, our political class are terrified of the word islamophobia. they are more worried about being islamophobic than serving the duty of sticking up for the british way of life, of british people and they are, as you said, spineless , despicable. i am like you. i'm absolute fuming. this poor mike, mike freer , you know, he's mike freer, you know, he's joining us later in the studio, by the way. no. you know, office burnt got an email saying people like you deserve to be set alight.

i've got conservative peer lord sean bailey, and i've also got former labour party adviser matthew laza go to you now . i mean, we have capitulated and rolled over and let some mad fundamentalist tickle our nation's belly, haven't we? >> yeah, we absolutely have. >> yeah, we absolutely have. >> it's a dark day for democracy . when an elected representative, mike craig, a great mp for golders green and finchley for 14 years, has stuck up for jewish constituents , up for jewish constituents, backed israel. and he has been subject to these absolutely vile, anti—semitic and anti—british attacks. and as you say, patrick, our political class are terrified of the word islamophobia. they are more worried about being islamophobic than serving the duty of sticking up for the british way of life, of british people and they are, as you said, spineless , despicable. i am like you. i'm absolute fuming. this poor mike, mike freer , you know, he's mike freer, you know, he's joining us later in the studio, by the way. no. you know, office burnt got an email saying people like you deserve to be set aligh

to the heart of sean pioneer and national, you can see there's money here. major champagne brands are enjoying record sales, but the people at the other end of the value chain faced a very different fate. good from i thought i worked for 4 days to the left without paying exploitation. human trafficking slaves like labor reports because when i think code used to be where we are today, all because of profits, it makes me say something or can show on your affluence is just opposed with abject poverty. so when you see this, you must stop. it looks to be the, the town of echo ne, in northeastern france, the center of the world's name as champagne industry says, display avenue. just, i'm sonya levin and she'll find them. it is, most of the big brands are here. robert schmidt, stephanie videos, and he's shaka nice belonged to an international collective of journalists there in jim piney over the harvest season to investigate what's behind the industry's glamorous facade. so the fancy buildings, well, it's clearly affluent. many of the major champagne grants are bac

walking out that imageh, sean is the image of this campaign in 2024. that image flipping the birdth is what joe biden and the democrats in the senate are saying to everdemocrat senad with the drug cartels, the human traffickerthey stas, f the illegal immigrants, the criminals, and they stand against law enforcemenic thtw and they stand against american families. that's the messageforcement ands radical policy. and we've got to stand up and fight againscal polit it. 2d >> two hundred and 72 daysay is an election senator. your election is important, too. and i know you're being i knowted., but you were the first person i call when the bill came out. >> i said, senator, amsaid i reading this correctly, and you said, yes, you're reading it correctl yes but it's sad the fact that they didn't want the peoplethey did w the details. that speaks volumes about the current leadershipthat spes vo.h good for people like you in the senate that hold them accountable. >> rteted cruz, thank you. republican leadership wanted to hide it froadershipm you andm the american

yeah, difficult to say unless you're sean connery, right?he labour party wants gain being labour party wants to gain being torn these torn apart by these anti—semitism they anti—semitism accusations. they probably didn't need this blunder the london mayor. blunder from the london mayor. >> sadiq khan so the language is unacceptable certainly unacceptable and it certainly shouldn't acceptable a shouldn't be acceptable in a party mine. that proud party like mine. that is proud to be both anti—racist but also anti—semitic. and we'll come back to some of those beg your pardon? tackling anti—semitism . pardon? tackling anti—semitism. >> ah. anyway, the reason why sadiq khan was standing awkwardly on a train platform is because that because he announced today that he overground he will rename london overground train lines, creating the windrush line , the lyonesse windrush line, the lyonesse line, the suffragette line, khan says the new system will help the visually impaired, but also admitted not everyone's going to be happy, well, to cry, but th