addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> oh my god. wow. >> reporter: the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. >> he appreciated the hard work. >> reporter: and invited the whole family to the park. also she found her father's id tag. >> it is not a real signature. it is a printed signature. >> reporter: disney's handwritten signature would have been valuable. but this one was a printed stamp on the page. this was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the type set of his name versus the biody of the letter was slightly different. >> reporter: this id card was the most value. her guess 500 or 600. >> bottom line is that it doesn't have anywhere near the value i hoped for. >> reporter: and now, if you find a treasure and want to find out what it is worth, palomino says go online and find an expert or put it up yourself. the answer is how much buyers are willing to pay for your item. >> neat find though. >> sure. >>> updating the mother's day forecast. >> spencer bk with the latest. >> things looking goo

it was addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. he invited the whole family to the premier. >> it was really sweet. she also found her dad's employee i.d. card. kathy wondered if she had struck gold. we connected her. >> it's not she says this one was a printed stamp ton page. further more it was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the typeset of his name versus the body of the letter is slightly different. >> she said it was this i.d. card that had the most value. >> here we have an identification that belong today somebody who was there. >> her guess is 500 or $600. >> it doesn't have any where near the value i hoped for. f >> if you find a treasure the first thing you zhould is find similar items sold at auction and then find an expert or put it up for bid. 7 on your side. >>> a heavy storm in australia sent rain pouring down and more than just people running for cover. at the zoo a mother gorilla and her baby escaped the rain wisely seeking shelter. a silver back gorilla had a makeshift umbrell

. >> reporter: that is walt disney himself.at that time it was the biggest thing going. >> reporter: this is cathy sullivan of mill valley. and she was there that day at the tender age of eight. >> little parade. >> reporter: cathy had no idea how famous disneyland would become. >> he was a carpenter and helped build disneyland. a letter signed by walt disney. >> reporter: cathy was rummaging when she found this letter. addressed to her dad from walt disney himself. >> oh my god. wow. >> reporter: the letter said disneyland was almost fully built. >> he appreciated the hard work. >> reporter: and invited the whole family to the park. also she found her father's id tag. >> it is not a real signature. it is a printed signature. >> reporter: disney's handwritten signature would have been valuable. but this one was a printed stamp on the page. this was only a form letter with her dad's name inserted at the top. >> the type set of his name versus the biody of the letter was slightly different. >> reporter: this id card was the most

walt disney made two great moves in the past when they bought the rights for superheroes from marvel in 2009 for just $4 billion and three years later in 2012, they bought lucasfilm to get the rights for the star wars franchise. both really turned out to be big money makers in the past quarter. black panther brought in more than $1 billion. the numbers were good. but because this one deal is in jeopardy, the stock of disney lost about 2%. karon: the argentine peso continues falling sparking fears and a fund for help to prevent a further default on its debt. >> president macron announced plans to put the brakes on. secure credit line. we spoke with the director and she confirmed we can start negotiating an agreement. to try to curb the rapid inflation, argentina's central bank boosted key interest rates to 40%. investors have been pulling out and i've hurting that money to the u.s. the interest rates in the united states have gone up significantly and currencies are devaluing against the u.s. dollar. the dollar is putting immense pressure on other currencies, including argentina's. th

coming up later today, republican senator james rice of idaho. ♪ david: the walt disney company announcedrnings yesterday and much of the talk was about disney's proposed deal to acquire much of play for century fox. rob i grew just after he announced earnings and he made his case for why the disney offer for fox was better than whatever comcast might offer. >> first of all, if you are shareholders of the company that is being bought in this case, 20 for century fox, you have to consider not just the total price, but you have to consider the value of the currency of the combined entity. the other thing you have the consider is what is the path to regulatory approval? is this a deal that you believe you lingers around the world -- because around the world is very important here -- will ultimately approved? we are quite confident that we will gain the approval. david: we welcome now ng and our bloomberg deals reporter and paul sweeney. paul, i always turned to you when it comes to disney or any media company. let's talk about their second quarter and what we learned about the walt disney co

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walt disney referred to them as the nine old men. there were these animators at the top of the craft. it was his go-to guys for the best in animation. >> he said some could have come from central casting and others left the attention and bright lights to their animated creations. >> if you know disney's core movies like dumbo. the lead animators were the nine old men. >> it runs through early january. he says it's a chance to walk back to the moments when the magic first came alive. >> kind of one stop shopping for the history of animation. these are the guys that started out at disney and ended up creating this art form that we know as disney animation. >>> coming up, a special 60th anniversary screening of >>> kim nrk novac will be honored. the classic was shot 60 years ago on location in a san francisco that no longer exists. she will be interviewed and take questions before the screening. everything starts tonight at 7:00 at the castro theater. >>> up next, final preparations for this year's bay to to to we'll have a live report

they say walt disney himself referred to them as the nine old men. >> there were animators that were ft. it was walt's go-to guys. >> he said some were characters who could have come from central casting. >> the exhibition runs through early january. he says it's a chance to walk back through to the moments when the magic first came alive. of. >> kind of one stop shopping. these are the guys that started out at disney when they were kids just out of art school and ended up developing this amazing art school. >> dan ashley, >>> coming up a special 60th anniversary screening, the if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream

well not quite but that's probably because a deal in build a multi-billion dollar deal that walt disney was banking on buying fox entertainment is in jeopardy because there was also another company comcast trying to buy fox but overall the numbers were much better than x. expected and mostly because of the movie business while disney made. great moves in the past when they bought the rights for all the superheroes from marvel in two thousand and nine for just four billion dollars and then three years later in two thousand and twelve they bought a look at this film to get the rights of for the star wars franchise and both really turned out to be big money makers in the past water black panther for example that will be brought in more than one billion dollars so the numbers were good but because this one deal is in jeopardy the stock of disney lost about two percent. on wall street for us thank you very much. they argentine peso continues its full sparking phase of a new wing economic crisis president korea has also the international monetary fund to help to prevent a further drop and he'

is he walt disney? steve jobs? pt barnum? >> he is a lot of steve jobs. i don't want to be critical, but a big difference between money transfers like paypal and building cars. do you sell the expensive electric car for $100,000, he is good at that. but i am not buying the 35 thousand dollar car thing. it will be junky or not like a tes lamp i don'tesla. that project is a waste of money. he. i want it to work. without an unlimit line of equity financing, maybe he will get, it will take more years, there is a lot of competition brewing at bmw, and volvo, in electric, and hybrid and porsche. >> mr. musk, you have an open invitation, i am hosting all weaken less they fire me beforehand. but to apple and back to you gary b . on>> apple, increase 30% in two year, selling 77.3 million iphones, 13.2 million ipads, 5.1 million macses in 2018 first quarter. apple up after a huge earning beat, consumers dropping pay tv packages in favor of cheaper streaming products. this combined with tw 270 millin subscribed to one service or another, is that apple's revenue goin

more than $153 billion in thursday afternoon trade on wall street, for a time putting it ahead of walt disneyants like fox and disney have been shaken by the rise of online streaming which has lured households away from cable tv. mcdonald's shareholders have rejected a proposal asking the firm to report on its use of plastic straws. activist group sumost has been pressing the fast food giant over their impact on the environment and wildlife and an online petition has attracted nearly 500,000 signatures. but the measure won less than 8% of the vote at the company's annual meeting. the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, has said a disorderly brexit could delay rises in interest rates as the bank would be obliged to act to shore up the economy. speaking at a london conference, mr carney also re—iterated the bank's analysis that the referendum result had damaged the economy, a claim denied by leading brexit supporters. and now, what's trending online in the business news this morning. in quartz, gdpr is the most unifying thing to happen to the eu in a while. it says the privacy shake—u

walt disney reporting second—quarter earnings.he media and entertainment giant is expected to announce big profits thanks to the success of superhero movies like the black panther. on wednesday, toyota will be announcing its full numbers, they expect to see record annual profits thanks to robust global sales and a weaker yen against the dollar. midweek all eyes will be on malaysia's general election. it is an interesting one this year, with mahathir mohamad campaigning against the incumbent prime minister najib razak. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in kuala lumpur, the chief correspondent at research company ihs. i asked correspondent at research company ihs. iasked how correspondent at research company ihs. i asked how important the health of the malaysian economy will be for this political contest. malaysia's entering the poll if the economy in very good shape. back in 2014, when oil prices had fallen, the malaysian economy had had some shocks. but last year it grew at 5.9%, helped by a booming electronics globally, as wel

so, when i want to show you is this really well-made video by walt disney. if you remember, the disney company during world war ii was very engaged with the united states government in preparing films that were used in movie theaters as part of propaganda. it is not necessarily negative propaganda. if you like disney cartoons, you will like this. ♪ >> the whole world is aflame. all the peoples of united nations are fighting the enemies of freedom. in many lands, countries are laid waste by ruthless hordes, farms, cattle, and crops have been destroyed. ruin, destitution, hunger stalks the helpless victims of the cruel aggressor. but, in the darkest hour, comes a light of hope. a light that can and will grow stronger. it is the hope of american agriculture. abundant,nds are greater even than the areas of norway, spain, portugal, france , great britain, yugoslavia, and greece. spread over this vast land already the farmers, their wives and children, 30 million, quite -- twice as many as the axis has soldiers. grim farmers with sleeves rolled up. these embattled

i think we gave the folks at home a lot to talk about in the realm of walt disney. >> there is a lot to talk about in the rim of disney and comcast. >> take-two interactive. >> did you forget? just checking. i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. ever since president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal today, i have heard it is good for stocks. it is bad for stocks

universal, walt disney's espn will be providing live sports programming.ting on there, apparently nbc universal looking to farm out nbc news. this is twitter's push to encroach on the live space market. another big tech story breaking overnight. the "washington post" reporting that the founder of whatsapp, a subsidiary of facebook these days has decided to leave the company. the newspaper reporting that the ceo had clashed with facebook other the attempts to lower the encryption levels of whatsapp and the monetization of the personal data of the users. the executives made a lot of money when they sold to facebook for $19 billion. facebook trying to make some of that money back. >> an interesting development there. another interesting development, i heard you had dinner with someone quite special last night. >> yeah, i did. your friend, your co-host there, louis bergdorf. an early night, i hasten to ad. >>> coming up, axios's mike allen has a look at this morning's one big thing and coming up on "morning joe," john kelly has cast himself as saving the count

walt disney, thomas jefferson and more. wrapping up their school year tomorrow. have a great summer eagles. it's good to see. it's great. i can't wait. >> all right. 4:57 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay." kari a cooldown, i enjoyed it. colder today? >> cooler, taking a live look outside in san jose. a few clouds as we go to campbell, 54 to start, low 60s today. it's going to be breezy. sun peeking out from behind the clouds. we'll talk about a big warm-up for the weekend coming up next. >>> we expect traffic to be easy but it's not right now. here at the coliseum north 880 jammed from high street all the way to 23rd, about three miles. talk about why and show you a way around it for the time being. >> plus how could this happen again? a woman's body found in a stairwell at sf general. the details we're learning overnight about this latest investigation. ad lib live pictue good morning and thank you "today in the bay" "today in the bay" "today in the bay." taking a peek outside, live look at the bay bridge right now. nicely lit up. a cool start to o

trump who has supported the show broke his silence today he referred to a call that the ceo of walt disney made, the target of the tweet, the prisoner said he never called president trump to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. >>> las vegas casinos and hotels have until midnight to reach an agreement with their employers to avoid a strike that could cripple the city. if a deal is not reached many people could walk off of the job . they want better training, better wages and job security. the strike could cause the largest resource more than $10 million a day. >>> the giants look to get a win in colorado. we will look at the highlights with sports coming up next. ♪ it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. >>> marcus back with sports the giants came alive today. >>

. >>> abigail disney is a philanthropist and a great niece of walt disney. she spoke at a women's conference at columbia university about filmmaking as a tool of peace. this is an hour. [ applause ] >> hello, y'all. good evening. i brought along a bag that's supposed to remind you of mary poppins' bag because i have some visual treats for you. i had two ladies promise to be

. >> a woman finds an invitation from walt disney himself to disney land's opening day. >>> today, inton d.c., some of the world's top auto makers met with president trump. making a different version of vehicles just for california. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. the current administration wants to roll back some of the obama era policies. but california is against it. >> chris nguyen has the update. >> reporter: president trump hinted at signs of cooperation. >> we have a great capacity for building. we imported a lot of cars and we want those cars to be made in the united states. >> reporter: the president instructed his administration to explore california. auto makers concerned about the potential of having to engineer and produce two versions. immeyelaterft a a group of ten democratic lawmakers sent a letter defending the policies. >> saying we need more flexibility. and on the other hand saying we want to deal with kpafl. >> reporter: this

it was walt disney who said, "all our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them."ightline." and as always, we're online on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night.

the ten of mt put trade in walt disney's famous animated film the jungle book is not just the stuff of stories again and again there have been reports of children actually raised by wolves or dogs. and in fact human and wolf social structures have a number of things in common both live in family units for example but wild dogs are often referred to as man's best friend when it comes to their wild canine relatives opinions are strongly divided. the wolf is back since the start of the new millennium numbers have been rising in europe so many farmers that's not. we've lost about forty animals and seven attacks we just live in fear now. she pharmacare youngcare from northern germany doesn't want wolves near his property not so his neighbor kenny kenner he advises local farmers on how to deal with wolves he never worries about his personal safety. we have no reports of wolves behaving aggressively towards humans in germany i don't know if you can grow that people can or is out in the state forest looking for the wild canines the wolf expert wants to know where the pack has its lair he can s

abc, of course, is owned by the walt disney company and its ceo bob iger tweeted today, there was only thing to do here and that was the right thing. >> it happened fast. >> reporter: it really did. >> thank you. we've got much more from valerie jarrett and a wide ranging discussion on race in america "everyday racism" airs tonight 9:00 easrn on msnbc. >>> the subject of race relations has prompted a mass shutdown at starbucks. over 8,000 locations closed this afternoon as employees across the country underwent new training. part of the fallout from an incident in philadelphia that sparked outrage nationwide. nbc's stephanie gosk has the latest. >> reporter: for four hours today, the espresso machines stopped. and starbucks baristas listened to messages like this. >> followed me around the store the whole time. there she goes. she thinks i'm stealing. >> reporter: the company closed over 8,000 stores nationwide costing an estimated $12 million for an afternoon of racial bias training. >> we're here to make starbucks a place where everyone feels welcome. >> reporter: turning to groups l

. >>> for the first time the value of netflix surpassed the walt disney company. capped $153 billion making it the world's most valuable entertainment company. shares of netflix finished almost 2% higher. its stock has rallied almost 80% this year, more than any other company on the s&p 500. >>> europe is enacting strict data privacy rule this morning. the general data protection regular legislations, biggest overall privacy rules in 20 years. organizations must have transparent justification for processing personal data or face fines of as much as 4%. >>> and an amazon echo device owned by a portland, oregon, family could use a lesson in privacy. in what amazon describes as an unlikely string of events, amazon's personal assistant recorded a family's private conversation and sent it to one of their contacts. the conversation was about hardwood floors. amazon says alexa misinterpreted the conversation. anne-marie. >> thank goodness it was only about hardwood floors. >> i know. oh, my goodness. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much.

more than $153 billion in thursday afternoon trade on wall street — for a time putting it ahead of walt disneysney have been shaken by the rise of online streaming which has lured households away from cable tv. mcdonald's shareholders have rejected a proposal asking the firm to report on its use of plastic straws. activist group sumost has been pressing the fast food giant over their impact on the environment and wildlife — and an online petition has attracted nearly 500,000 signatures. but the measure won less than 8% of the vote at the company's annual meeting. struggling british retail hardware chain homebase has been sold by its australian owner for a nominal fee for little more than a dollar. wesfarmers expects to make a loss of up to $307 million after buying the diy retail chain two years ago. 0ur asia business correspondent, sarah toms, joins us with more on this from singapore. what has gone so badly wrong?m what has gone so badly wrong? it is not good, the australian owner of homebase throwing in the towel after two years. it's been a disastrous foray into the uk market for wesfarmer

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well not quite but that's probably because a deal in build multi-billion dollar deal that walt disney was banking on buying fox entertainment is in jeopardy because their results another company come cause trying to buy fox but overall the numbers were much better than x. expected and mostly because of the movie business disney made two great moves in the past when they bought the rights for all the superheroes from marvel in two thousand and nine for just four billion dollars and then three years later in two thousand and twelve they bought a look as film to get the rights for the star wars franchise and both really turned out to be big money makers in the past water black panther for example that will be brought in more than one billion dollars so the numbers were good but because this one delist in jeopardy the stock of disney lost about two percent. on wall street for us thank you very much. the argentine peso continues its for sparking fears of a new main economic crisis president larry craig has asked the international monetary fund fund for help to prevent a further drop and he

time of the forty's and fifty's we're talking about walt disney and john ford and marilyn monroe and a number of major actors to sign confidentiality agreements they were kinda having top secret clearance in the military ballot the films that they made in lookout mountain studio and they made over nineteen thousand films in that studio this was a private air force studio that only the air force had access to and they filmed some twenty thousand different films most of which we've not actually seen there are actually archive footage that i felt that been put in different videos that i made that show what they were doing and what they were doing was actually selling a lot of propaganda through using big hollywood stars at the time for example jimmy stewart's actually in some of the laurel canyon the film footage the air force's lookout mountain studio atop laurel canyon was officially shut down in one nine hundred sixty s. there are some some connections for example that david allen has made in his book where scenes inside the canyon where you points out that a lot of the hollywood sce

and joe miller has the details about what's ahead on wall street today. 0n on tuesday the walt disneyecond—quarter revenue, driven in part by black panther. the theme parks and results are also expected to contribute to the good fortu nes expected to contribute to the good fortunes of the mickey mouse creator. but investors will also be looking to any updates on the disney froch steel. disney's $52 billion offer to buy parts of the rupert murdoch empire were put in jeopardy recently by us media rival comcast, which started a bidding war for the lucrative european media company sky, a potential assets of fox that the disney ceo has been trying to acquire. valiant pharmaceuticals has reported a drop in first—quarter profit as it combats competition for several major projects. the firm has attracted notoriety in recent yea rs the firm has attracted notoriety in recent years for inflating the prices of its diabetes medication. that was joe miller that wasjoe miller in new york. joining us is james bevan from clla investment management. good morning, james. we have lots to talk about, lots

walt disney referred to them as the nine old men. >> there were these animators at the top of their craftwas walt's go to guys for the best in animation. >> reporter: he said some like ward kim bell war characters who could have come from central casting. >> if you know disney's core movies, the lead animator wrs the nine old men. >> reporter: it runs through early january. it's a chance to walk back through the decades, to the moments when the magic first came alive. >> kind of one stop shopping for the history of animation. these are the guys that start out in disney when they were kids just out of art school and developed this art form known as animation. >> diz snee tsney is the parent of abc 7. >>> a special anniversary if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross the laughspreadable...e is ♪ ...dippable... ♪ ...dunkable... ♪ ...whatever-you-wantable. so however you snack, snack you. ♪ the laughing cow. ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend les

walt disney, even with a strong quarter last season, two of the biggest movies franchises in historyave become blockbuster machines, and the acquisition of 21st century fox. it could be a game changer the darn thing still gets no respect. and so the fundamentals don't seem to be in control, that means we need to go offer the charts to see if the technicals can get a better read. as collins has it, few loved animals than mickey. the problem, no one seems to care that disney's movies keep breaking records disney's marvel studios will have taken in $3 billion in global box office receipts this year and then there is the new title. throw in the fact that the company has been a voracious buyer of its own stock puzzling that this market seems to be focused on one thing, subscriber losses on espn. give yours some skin in the game and they will have much more incentives to watch the games. we need to look at disney's charts there is one pattern that does pop out and it is obvious to everyone from mickey, to minnie and donald and even goofy. remember, head and shoulders is just a higher peak

the carator says walt disney himself referred to them as the nine old men. he said some like ward kimble or characters who could have come from central casting while others left the attention and bright lights to their animated creations. >> if you know disney's core movies like pinocchio and alice in wonderland and all those movies, the lead animators in those shows were the nine old men. >> reporter: han says it's a chance to walk back to the decades, to the moments when the magic first came alive. >> kind of a one stop shop fpin for the history of animation. these are the guys that started out and ended up developing this amazing art form as we know as disney animation. >> without their work all those characters might never have sprung to life. >> all right, let's check on our weather one last i'm. >> that cloud cover springing to life once again, guys. gray skies early on. a live look outside showing you the bay bridge. tonight we're seeing that drizzle not only along the coast but likely other parts of the area. especially inland tonight, upper 40s to l

they have an accepted bid from walt disney for those assets. we have various parties vying for the part of sky that fox does not own. and a lot of moving parts. acquisition might be contingent on the at&t time warner deal going further. we are seeing moved sharply higher in the wake of those jamie dimon comments that it could get to 4%. i am out of time. over to you. minutes away90 from the end of the tuesday session. investors are bracing themselves for trump's decision on the iran accord. investors are bracing themselves for the possibility of the snap election. the five-star movement and the anti-immigrant league. up with a come solution to the inconclusive results of the election 2 months ago. the president will have to sue the technocratic leader or call new elections. italy down on the fear that the outcome of the new election could be a populist the government. not changed,e yesterday being on holiday because of the may bank holiday. reaching an agreement to buy its rival. it is a deal that transforms cicada into a trap drugmaker into th

resident trump broke his silence today and he said that the ceo of walt disney called him personally. >> the president was calling the media bias the president is the president of all americans and his focus on doing what is best for our country. >> they were pulling reruns of the series from the network series. >>> holding back the tears, a question from a 13-year-old boy rate from here in the bay area. struck a high raking north korea official visits the u. s. for the first time in 20 years. i have more on that important meeting coming up next. >>> the giants came alive in colorado. do they have enough offense to take down their first-place rockies? we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off..to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor. gai'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long bee

home a lot to talk about in the realm of walt disney. >> there is a lot to talk about in the rim of disney and comcast. >> take-two interactive. >> did you forget? just checking. i'm melissa lee. thanks so much for watching. see you >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. ever since president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal today, i have heard it is good for stocks. it is bad for stocks it doesn't matter for stocks what really matters is that you knew it was coming if you were paying attention today remained pretty tame what's amazing to me is the sheer incoherence of this market let me break down what is going on so you can understand the way this market works. there are some

. >>> abigail disney is a philanthropist and a great niece of walt disney. she spoke at a women's conference at

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. >>> check out this malfunction at walt disney world. a dragon float caught fire and then a disney employee put the fire out. luckily, no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> there was a caged tiger at a high school prom over the weekend and parents are outraged. the theme was welcome to the jungle. the exotic animal was rolled into the doubletree hotel for the event and there was cell phone video showing the tiger pacing in the cage as fire was used to entertain the graduating class. one woman said she was concern for the safety of the students and the tiger. >> the tiger was in distress. the reason he is pacing up and down and with his ears folded back, he is showing distress. >> the high school responded to the claims saying that the tiger was displayed for only a few minutes and was never in harm or danger. there was also a lemur and african fox at the event. >>> a photographer found a story out the back door of a station when he came face-to- face with a family of beers. they were busy rummaging through

this is walt disney world's magic kingdom. the restaurants will soon serve alcohol.lasma restaurant will be serving alcohol. if it doesn't dry up by 2012 the restaurant started catching up. jillian: a royal love donut in honor of the royal wedding tomorrow. rob: this is it right here. >> it is heart-shaped with chocolate icing, strawberry, drizzle on top, filled with jelly. jillian: the royal wedding cake, $700,000, got a bunch of these. rob: only $400,000 domestically. that is a british donut. >> we can get on board with this. they are on sale until sunday. >> a bucket of the royal wedding bucket of kfc chicken, have your own royal wedding party. >> dunkin' donuts bring coffee this morning. >> straight to the business update. >> right back, cheerio. for all the noses that stuff up around pets. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, th

walt disney and a channel that owns abc pulling the plug on -- on its hit reboot of rosanne followingformer obama advisor. the disney ceo said there is only one thing to do and that was the right thing. theing us from princeton is bloomberg intelligence director of north american research paul sweeney. this was a hit for abc. what is the financial impact, if any here? >> it has been a tough day for the walt disney company peers star wars underperforming and now the issue with rosanne. it was one of the highest-rated shows on the abc network in the past season. it was featured at the up from -- talking about the upcoming abc season. featuredwas vessel and prominently. it is a loss of the abc network itself. diversifiede company and will not have a material effect. >> perhaps an overreaction amid a broader risk off tone. >> they have been under a lot of pressure for a variety of reasons including cord cutting and disney has clearly been a part of that. they have been bidding for some for 21st century fox and there is that overhang as well hear a lot of noise around that disney story the

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gavin walt disney head of americas of america's alternative investment strategy team at aberdeen standardent. bloombergited to have hedge funds and investing reporter for the conversation. >> thanks for having me come thanks for joining -- we wrote a story a couple months ago about the branding of hedge funds. your unit hasn't always been called the alternative investment strategies unit. be called hedge fund solutions. could he talk about the name change? darren: we are invested in diversifying and strategies for 20 years and it has become increasingly challenging to categorize hedge funds. first, individual hedge fund strategies, avid equity, hedge funds to private quie credit. it is difficult and the lines between different strategies are blurring. we as a hedge fund team invest in reinsurance strategies, alternative credit, strategies that are certainly diversifying relative to stocks and bonds. i would not call them hedge funds. the other piece that is interesting regarding how we run our best is institutional investors are a little bit more thoughtful now about how they structure he