fokirs and others, even with komorokhi and so on, and has survived to this day, and the famous chris angeld this trick on street with a pigeon and the secret of the trick is that the magician hides his head in advance, tucks the bird's head under the wing. holds it there in this way, that is, the goose has such a flexible neck that it can pull it up, moreover, even with pigeons you can demonstrate this trick, in her second hand there is a dummy hidden, in ancient times the role of a dummy, in ancient times the real severed head of another bird acted as a real dummy, and today they actually make such dummys that you simply can’t tell the difference, and so, having torn off that very head, in during this trick , not a single bird was harmed, then the bird is covered, for example, with a box, then its neck is freed, in general the trick took place, but in the papyrus it is indicated, it is said that in addition to this trick with the goose, he also did the same thing with a bull, that is you can you imagine that as far as i can’t even imagine, we are my illusionists, we understand that at tha

let's discuss this with chris in los angeles, who does -- covers the company closely for us.all street is hanging on that bad news. how does this really play into investor excitement for the future of disney? >> wall street, so negative, it's hard to read. when we first saw these numbers, we thought they were pretty strong. they were raising their guidance for the full year of earnings-per-share as well. also, dramatic improvement in profitability in the streaming business from like $500 million loss to just 18 million or so. so, it's a big improvement in streaming, but the company in the current quarter said that they were not going to have as many disney plus substring -- subscription service sign-ups. the theme park business, such a strong growth engine, flat terms of profits. and then probably even more ominously on the call, the cfo said that they were seeing signs of weakness in the parks business overall in terms of ramping down from that big post-covid bump that they all saw. so, those were the big concerns. sonali: is nelson peltz looking at this saying i told you so

labores de remoción y de limpieza en el campus de la universidad de california, ahí mismo en los Ángeles. christal? desde muy temprano fue caótico. el campus de la universidad de california, los Ángeles, donde nos encontramos. podemos ver que ya a esta hora están aquí. tractores, grúas. todavía hay oficiales de la policía de los Ángeles, del alguacil, de la policía universitaria, incluso de otras ciudades como de santa mónica que llegaron a apoyar para retirar este campamento que se nombraba en solidaridad con gaza. y podemos ver que ya del campamento solo quedaron escombros las autoridades. a eso de las 3 de la madrugada comenzaron a retirar las casas de campaña, las vallas y todas las tablas que habían colocado en todo alrededor del campamento. y fue difícil porque los manifestan se enfrentaron a los cientos de uniformados y eran cientos también de manifestantes que estaban protegiendo este campamento. ahora podemos ver que los esfuerzos son nada más de limpieza. tardaron aproximadamente 2 horas en retirar a la multitud. hay entre 200 y 300 personas que tuvieron que ser detenidas por las auto

histrionamifaki. and others, even with mosquitoes and so on, and has survived to this day, and the famous chris angelhat you simply cannot tell the difference, so having torn off that very head, during this trick not a single bird was harmed, then the bird covered, for example, with a cloth or placed in some kind of box, then its neck is freed . in general, the trick took place, but the papyrus indicates, it says that in addition to this trick with the goose. he also did the same with the bull, that is, you can imagine that as far as we are, we are an illusionist, we are professionals, we understand that at that time, at that time, without using any illusionary apparatus, well, hide the head of the bull impossible, that is, this suggests that the narrator who entered this data into this papyrus, he himself fantasized, this picture is in his head. turned into some simply enormous scale, that is, in addition to the goose, he also made a bull’s head there, he could weave something else, come up with something else, this is how the audience’s head works when he sees something, listen to what david copper

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. >> reporter: for good morning america, chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> lara: thank you, chrisre. welcome back. >> hi. >> george: want to talk about your new movie atlas. what is it about? >> go right into it. atlas i play a data analyst. it's kind of a sci-fi action movie. at the heart of it is like a story about trust. it's surprising in that way. there's amazing, like, graphics and it's set in the future, 100 years in the future. it's about ai. really it's about ai and that whole controversy. the movie does a good job showing the good side and bad side and leaving open the topic of conversation there. >> robin: i heard you got emotional reading it. >> i did. >> robin: what was it that drew you in? >> it's funny. it was during the pandemic that i read it. it made me sob at the end. it was just the relationship between these two people. well, it's not the people. ai and myself. i get kind of stuck in this robot, in this ai. i am kind of disconnected. my character is disconnected kind of. hasn't let anybody in. doesn't trust ai, doesn't trust people. little by little this ai ki

chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> what do you think? really interesting as an actress and really good. i have a feeling she's going to steal the show. >> yeah, i think you're right. coming up next, american idol heating up with some showstopping tunes and candid comments from the judges. we're going to have some fun tonight. >> i'm really surprised that jack has our top five. >> the final five is indeed set, and there's something better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is better. that's better. and that. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. that's pretty good! dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. it can reduce or even eliminate oral steroids. and doesn't that make things better? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsenin

chris, thanks so much for stopping by. lovely to have you by. first time i've had a chance to talk to you. longtime fan. you're a big old hollywood star. lived in los angeles go to the mothership every so often. >> chris: the boat from australia. >> stephen: that's how you got the muscles, rowing. what i admire about you is that you came in, you made your mark and he went back to australia. that's lovely to be back where you're from. didyou want to be with your family, you like the people more? >> chris: i love the people here. i lived there for about ten years. my wife and i had kids and i just got a little nutty. we were running out of things to do with them. my kids are incredibly active. see when they are incredibly active. you might if i show this? i love this. that's your son jumping on a dirt bike. how old is he? >> chris: he's about seven then. that's his brother underneath him. >> stephen: that's when i was hoping. how old is the brother? >> chris: seven. they're twins. >> stephen: that's bonding. >> chris: the crash test dummy. has to be under the bike or sent down the jump first. we moved back to australia and we wanted to have more outdoor acti

angeles. >> with his comedian friends. >> featuring people equal to but >> chris rock. >> david letterman. >> a celebration of l.a. >> i'llng. >> and your alien breath len, beam me up, scotty! >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. our next guest is another outlandishly handsome devil. he is the roastmaster general whose next victim is seven-time super bowl champion tom brady. watch "the greatest roast of all time: tom brady" sunday night on netflix live. please welcome jeff ross! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right. you did a little stunt when you came out too, that's nice. >> ryan got me all, like, amped up. i think i'm in love. >> jimmy: i know. well, you know when, it's going to be a very, very erotic weekend for you. because not only do you have ryan tonight, you've got tom brady on sunday. >> and he is dreamy. >> jimmy: yes, he is. he is. >> he looks like a.i. created a queer eye or something. [ laughter ] tom brady is so beautiful. he looks like a "westworld" robot escaped or something. >> jimmy: you're trying to -- >> i'm in full roast mode, jimmy, i'm so ready to go. >> jimmy: i'm excited for you. >> thank

fran: gracias lindsay no se peguen porque en los Ángeles compartimos con chris pratt.arfield el gato que enamorÓ al mundo entero. veremos como este perezoso amigo deberÁ adaptarse a su nuevo hermano un perro. ♪ ♪ ♪ luis: cuando finalmente se acopla en la convivencia una tragedia lo separarÁ y garfield deberÁ hacer todo lo imposible por recuperar a su compaÑero. chis pratt prestÓ su voz a este simpÁtico gato. cÓmo la experiencia en convertirte en el gato mÁs famoso del mundo. crhis: [habla en inglÉs]fue muy divertido y es una bendiciÓn convertirme en este gato porque ha existido desde que fui pequeÑo. [habla en inglÉs]una aventura para todas las edades que te va a tocar el corazÓn habla sobre situaciones donde comprendemos sobre la paternidad y a veces como hijos no entendemos a metro padres y siempre podemos aprender. luis: quienes conocemos garfield sabemos que ama la comida y es flojo y sarcÁstico ¿te pareces en todas?¿o ninguna? chris: en distintas etapas de mi vida he tenido todas esas caracterÍsticaspero nunca todas a la vez. he comido todo lo que quiero y la Únic

chris pine. what is he up to? how do you explain what this film is to people? >> it is a note to los angelesultimately, it's an ode to this part of myself i've carried always, this awkward boy, i've felt for so long. this, in many ways, is closer than anything else i've played. i started getting cast as the leading man and the handsome guy in these films is such a joke to me, deeply ironic. >> i'm thinking of people watching this saying, what is chris pine talking about, that he was awkward? so who was that kid before we met this movie star? who is the guy you're talking about? >> well, i was a very sensitive child. i classify myself more as an introvert than an extrovert. that's what i'm saying in the beginning of my career getting cast in these parts, the sense of being a fraud was so deep, and i'm in on the joke now but i feel more myself in a character like darren barrenman. >> in his directorial debut pine calls the shots for an a-list cast that has annette bening and danny devito. >> the boy has to move, let him move. >> this is not about you, okay? this is darren's life. >> so if i as

angeles international airport for us. david, aaa is predicting this could be the busiest memorial day weekend in nearly 20 years. how are things looking there? >> yeah, chrison passengers flying in and out of this airport over the weekend starting today. as someone who has spent a lot of time at this airport over the years, i can tell you that today so far so good for the most part. it's a busy day, but a normal busy day. the main issue is the traffic, the car traffic getting into the airplane. that's been pretty badly choked up all day. you should budget some extra time for that last quarter mile or so before you actually get to the terminal. things can get a little hairy there. aaa anticipates this might be the busiest memorial day weekend for travel since 2005. l.a.x. and airports across the country and also tsa have been staffing up preparing for this. they're aware of the surge of travelers. they're doing everything they can to make sure people have a relatively smooth travel experience. no matter how you're getting where you're going, planes, trains, or automobiles, you should budget extra time. even if everything goes off without a hitch, it's going

chris of the for you watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the ssl and demonstrations have continues in college campuses right across the united states at the university of california and los angeles purchased as and sold a diety with cancer, restoring barriers around there and cabinets that sound. so they came under attack by supporters of israel. you a secretary of site has left as well after meeting prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and jenny, blinking is pushing for us these 5 dealing cancer, which he says is achievable public and told him that in yahoo the us to the pose is the ground offensive in the process. and at least 23 palestinians, including 5 children have been killed in, is rarely as strikes the coal sconces since wednesday morning. these rarely military has been attacking presidential areas across the street. some bakeries in northern guns, reopening for the 1st time since october. many of them were destroyed by his ready bombardment were sending food crosses when his royal announced a total blockade at the start of the war. while the reopening of some bike resisting his official step, the risk of famine remains. hi, honey. my food has moved from bravo and souther

involved with this, many years ago, i asked chris to do a documentary about the making of the film "funny people," the film i was working on, and he moved to los angeles documentaries and his mother has hated me for the last 15 years because she thinks i ruined his life. so i felt the need to support chris in this, but it's a really interesting hard to categorize documentary because it's about art and the price you pay to commit to it and trying to balance your family. it's a lot about hoarding and trying to hold onto the past. it's a really beautiful, beautiful movie. >> actually we have a moment from the film where judd actually gets a talking to from chris' mom, pat. let's take a look. >> my mom was crushed when we moved west, and there was only one person she blamed, judd apatow. >> pat. >> yes. >> there you are. oh, it's inside your body. the ipad was inside your body. chris tells me that i somehow led him to california and separated your whole family and maybe i'm a destructive force. >> yes. i believe it was you who made the phone call, and invited him to come to california, and tell people that judd apatow took our grandchildren away. this who