bambi admitted they also argued over the raising of bambi's boys, nathan and cody. >> were there anyues that your parents didn't want the kids to go back to you guys or anything like that? >> well, yeah. i understand my mama cared for them. and it was hard for her to give them back. at first we were angry at each other. being ugly at each other. >> diane just wasn't comfortable with bambi having custody of those children. >> in fact, just four months before the murders, a mother/daughter shouting match over the care for the boys got so out of hand that diane called 911. the responding officer arrived with his dashcam rolling, just moments after bambi had stormed away. >> i'm sorry to bother you. >> you're not bothering me at all. >> diane explained the argument to the officer. >> she usually just does what she wants to do. picks them up when she wants to. she doesn't provide anything for them. >> diane went on to say she felt threatened by her daughter. >> she scares me. she got in my face and jerked the phone out of my hand when i was calling. >> then came this chilling pronouncemen

. >> oh, bambi campo, she is a fan. five kids in the pool, three of them are hers and two others. because of hurricane barry, they got a little friend in the yard. >> no, no, no. this little guy was out of here. >> they say it was a baby gator. on the walls. that's a gator. >> the high jinx aren't over. >> notice whoever has the camera is staying about a mile away. >> we have to release him back. >> holding a gator that size is like holding a lizard. >> but the teeth are really sharp. >> dr. cliff in south africa got a call from the spca saying there is a while stray cat in this neighborhood and it got trapped in the laundry room. that is huge. okay. >> no. that happened to be a stray leopard. >> he grabbed it like a house cat. he said this leopard is partial partially sedated but has some bite. >> i hope that kitty finds a safe place to live. >> they believe this may have been a caged leopard. he said even though it was agitated. it was still more docile than other wild leopards he's dealt with. >> we are at the work place. >> is that fairy dust? >> i feel like that is something

. ♪ >> the disney studio reexamines the templates of "snow white," "pinocchio," "dumbo," "bambi," anding that returns the disney animation to its fundamentals. >> 10,000 years will give you such a crick in the neck! >> and because they're done with cleverness and with great use of music which disney specialized in, they capture the same magic. ♪ the circle of life >> "the lion king" is interesting because it's a very old tale that's been retold in different ways. but it emerged as something special and became i think bigger than the sum of its parts. ♪ it means no worries for the rest of your days ♪ >> it just clicked with the right anime tors, the right directors, the right music. ♪ oh, i just can't wait to be king ♪ >> people were ready for that kind of story, that kind of epic scale. and then you can see the beginnings of cg in the background for certain things like the stampede. it's one of those things where the stars align and it hits the culture in a way that's impactful. ♪ >> pixar changed the game. i remember going to see "toy story" and i went and saw it twice. >> there seem

every performance was t-frame animated the same way they did back in the time of bambi, but with computersautiful photo real naturalism. i want people to know we weren't out there just shooting plates. people refer to it as live action. >> jimmy: i was watching, and i was going, how did this happen? what, part, is the, is africa real? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are the animals? >> well, africa is real, but in our movie. >> jimmy: so there is an africa. i was confused about that. >> we took photos there and went on scouts. we made sure to get all the species and the plant life. >> jimmy: the hair on the animals, the body movements. >> all those simulations, i learned a lot on "jungle book." we started working on this, apartmeand the other interesting thing, we took all those vidigital files d brought them into vr and created this film making game where all the crew put on headsets and were able to walk around and look around the pride lands and watch the animated performances and set cameras inside vr. so it felt like we were making a film inside virtual reality. >> jimmy: beyonce was at the premie

." >> remember bambi, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> teddy roosevelt'saughter said if you can't say anything nice about anybody, come sit next to me >> if you're not a nice person, are you really not going to post the comment if instagram tells you, probably not? you're probably still a you know what >> three of the nicest people i know they won't have to worry about this feature kate rogers, dom chu, and leslie picker >> cnbc's top state for business will be revealed tomorrow. ahead of that, we're tracking innovation around the country. a look at kansas's booming inland port, coming up >>> it is that time again. cnbc has tallied the scored and determined america's top states for business now, in the lead-up to the big reveal, scott has a look at how a port smack dab in the middle of our country is shipping goods around the world >> port on the prairie >> this is oceanfront property in the middle of kansas. >> population 1700, 30 miles outside of kansas city, and home to logistics park, kansas city, a 3,000-acre inland port shipping goods across the coun

>> it illustrates how divisive this is just as a case study let's take san jose, california, after bambi nine detainer orders prior to that there was the ignoring of it, there was the sanctuary city, et cetera. public officials came out and said for violent criminals that's where we need to prosecute. drawing arbitrary line we enforce only at this point. but the public and the citizens turned out in droves, broke records for attending these hearings because they said one life is one life too much. and how can you arbitrarily draw this line? why do you get to decide when enforcement is? that's part of the security and faith we have in the system is when we can rely on that enforcement. i think this is just one more example where these cities are divided. it's over simplistic to say police against whatnot. i think it's federal vs. state at a certain level and needs to be a stepped up participation by the citizens so that they know their voice is heard. quick point if i may on that lawsuit against the administration for new rule. the crux of the argument is that you have to be more than a t

concluimos este segmento con estas imÁgenes que aparecen de bambi, pero no corresponden a un dibujo animadoosmuy activos en las redes sociales. vamos a empezar a hablar de el look de archie. ahÍ lo estamos viendo en pantalla con el look que Él utilizÓ. fue una rÉplica, fue una imitaciÓn, pero fue el mismo que han utilizado los bebÉs en la realeza. >>mÁs de 163 aÑos han utilizado eso en la monarquÍa inglesa. la reina isabel en 2004 manda a hacer esta rÉplica exacta. la primera que la utilizÓ fue la reina victoria, la hija de la reina victoria. obviamente, cuando pasan 163 aÑos la reina lo quiere mantener. manda a hacer una rÉplica exacta con el mismo encaje. todo para que siga la tradiciÓn de que se utilice el mismo para toda la monarquÍa. andrea: a quiÉn se parece?meghan markle o a la realeza? [risas] [hablan a la vez] [risas] >> realmente, pudo mÁs la sangre real. podemos ver que el niÑo se le estÁ comenzando a ver el pelo. se le puede ver medio rojizo. la nariz sÍ es afroamericana. estÁ divino. >> divino. se parece mucho a ella. >> para mÍ, mÁs a Él. andrea: vamos a ver del look que utili