she fell in love with the world of disney 11 years ago when she visited hong kong disney resort. the first disneyland she had been to. ever since she has been saving money every year to visit disney resorts around the world. she has already attained tickets to shanghai [ speaking foreign language ] >> everything in her room is disney related, including her covers, lamps, hand cream, and even tissue paper. she owns over 500 plush dolls. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> shanghai disney resort will be the sixth magic kingdom in the world. disneyland is currently a hot topic in shanghai. the theme park is expected to provide more than 50,000 jobs and have an annual economic effect of 7.6 billion u.s. dollars. the count down has begun for shanghai disneyland to open. entrepreneurs are betting on this big project. farmers are trying to use it as a new turning point in their lives. a month before the grand opening of shanghai disneyland, this episode followed the lives of people holding high expectations for the people are eage

well a rare map of disney land created by walt disney himself sold over the weekend for $700,000. >> private collector made the winning bid, $708,000 the most expensive disney land map ever sold. hand drawn map shows walt disney's original ideas for disney land back in 1953, the park opened two years later. disney collector owned that map for 40 years. walt disney got the idea. >> from fairyland. >> in oakland. >> went over to lake merit saw fairyland and said i am going to create disney land. >> that is a sweet little place if you have not been. disney land stuff -- not totally for free, walt disney museum in golden gate park, fabulous. >>> 4:52 the time, protecting california's beaches, the agreement just made that will stop tipping off sand near monterey bay. comfortable you are in it. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 4:54. california regulators reached an agreement with a mexican company to shut down the last coastal sand mine in the united states.

but his brother, roy disney, took over to make sure that his vision was gonna come to life. >> disneyte to actually turn the area into a special government district called the reedy creek improvement district. >> the reedy creek improvement district was a novel form of regulatory government. it was passed by the florida legislature. >> this gave disney basically the powers of an incorporated city, which is very strong. >> they could acquire land, levy taxes. it had control over pest control, water and flood control, and fire services. >> disney is its own local government. and i don't think that would ever happen again in florida or probably anywhere else. >> the 2-year, $400 million construction project employed more than 9,000 people. >> lots of different construction companies that had experience with very large projects were brought into florida. >> finally, in october of 1971, the doors to the magic kingdom were opened. over the next 2 years, more than 20 million people visited, and 13,000 found work there. >> in 1971, we had one theme park, the magic kingdom, two hotels. that wa

the walt disney company is a major exporter of product. our movie business is a great example of that. maintaining an open relationship of the country -- with the countries of the world so we can bring our movies around the world, support jobs in the united states is really important. the environment is important as i expressed in the action i took

he's like the unsung disney fairy prince, right? you get a smile.ou get a smile. >> dad posted the guy's photos on facebook because he wanted to know who he was. he said a few hours later, he found out who the guy was. and he responded. his name is roberto and he said, you know what? i'm happy to help make these memories. that's what we do here and that's why they're the magic kingdom. >> i've got to say this is why i

. >> walt disney any that would be one of the first traces 80 were probably wondering how will i factor him into the history of human space flight? but to do all disney i will start on page 118 values my cheaters because the light is not that good and i want to read this so i already gave you some background on von braun a teenager and enthusiast and got into a rocket society in the early 30's and was chosen by the nazis to head up their rocket program that went into world war ii so the years between 1946 and 50 although filled with support of u.s. army was kept after the war his new employer did not provide an opportunity to develop a new or larger rocket he privately embark on a steady of a large expedition to mars and expressed a scenario in the form of a novel this is the late forties the project was the insightful look what could be achieved if mankind decided to travel beyond the of gravitation of the earth each attempt way 4,000 tons operated by 70 men making the trip the flotilla to carry all of those to be self-sufficient for two 1/2 years does this not sound like magellan? fol

disney fans, crowded an art gallery near los angeles yesterday, wearing original map of disney lands was being sold. there were more than 900 disney items available. while the map sold for $708,000. making it the most expensive map of the park, ever sold. the map helped secure initial funding for the park, in 1953, and was created by walt disney himself. >> coming up: who doesn't love a good animal storey? >> i love one. still ahead, some baby pictures for you, free tiger cubs to be exact, and only a day old. we will tell you where these cute cubs were born. (natural sounds). >> and it is never too early to be thinking about the weekend. it looks like it is going to be a hot one, though, across the delaware valley with the humidity cranking up to and maybe thunderstorm until the mix, that forecast for the weekends that forecast for the weekends dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my

betty: that was disney ceo, bob iger, as you can to tom mackenzie on disney shanghai.hen i lived here, i took my kids to disney hong kong. quite small. yvonne: it must have been. there is a big concern with shanghai opening that that would divert all the traffic of the mainland tourists. they are planning on a big expansion hopefully to boost things here. things look to see how are going in disney. plenty more to come in bloomberg. ♪ anchor: it 8:30 in singapore, half and i were away from the open of trading in the lion city. a cloudy outlook this morning. betty: i am betty liu and you are watching daybreak asia pure. first word news with shery ahn. shery: thank you. the yen weekend after softer than expected trade numbers. exports jumped 14.9% in may from one year earlier. aat was below estimates of 16% gain. imports grew more than expected, up 17.8%. ¥203 billion,t of the equivalent of 1.8 billion dollars purity economists had expected a surplus of 390 million. the rba governor says that the is perfectlyonomy capable of faster growth if parliament can overcome politi

how much this map of disney land which was drawn by walt disney himself sold for at an auction. >>> andgetting busier out there especially if you are driving into east bay on 80 westbound, busier now as you drive toward the maze. >>> i realize our june weather has been goofy, things are quieter right now, take a look and see how long the pattern is going to last. >>> well, the san francisco giants beat the colorado rockies 9-2 last night. but fans still talking about how terrible the team is this year. they are having a rough one. but, last night was good. giants started out strong in the first inning, bustee posey hit deep to center field. in the third, giants up 2-0. brandon bell hits this one deep off the wall. joe panic was able to score. that's put the giants ahead 3-0 and the runs kept coming and the giants went on to win 9-2. >>> draymond green defensive player of the year, red carpet was rolled out in new york last night, a special awards ceremony hosted by drake, here is draymond, normal the celebrities honored normally get dressed up. draymond wearing this nice tuxedo jacket a

stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. >> original map of disney lands created by walt disneyimself is sold for a record breaking amount. >> yes, a lot of monday hire. the disney auction was held at attar gallery near la yesterday. more than 900 disney items were up for grabs, the map which secured initial funding for the park back in 1953 sold forget this $708,000 making it the most expensive map of the park that it has ever sold. >> cool, cool piece of history there. >>> time now 4:52. festival of families for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, the japanese airbag maker takata has filed for bankruptcy protection in tokyo on the us, but that's not a big surprise, right, jill? >> that's right. good morning. takata is dealing with a lot of issues in terms of recalls, over those takata airbags, this is not like you said a total surprise. takata says that, again, they're dealing with these faulty airbag insulators, linked to at least 16 deaths. the takata says that filing for bankruptcy is the only way it can keep o

happens at disney land all the time.ummy and frankenstein. >> that's usually the day before payday. when you're like, oh, it's just one more day. you're all spent. >> christian, you do this one. you like to scuba dive. >> oh, that is weird with the big flippers. >> he does do a walk that we see every day. >> yeah. >> i don't know that one. >> girl's back. >> maybe because you're looking down, stepping over stuff walk. that's the mama walk. i told the kids to pick this up. if i have to do it again i'm throwing it out. and the one that gets me every time, something in the shoe. i get rocks in my shoe when i'm running, i don't care where i'm running, it can be in the gym or outside, there's a rock that undoubtedly gets in my shoe every time. >> how is he handling his hands to be able to perfect these and think about all of them. >> let's be honest, he's visually acting and all his points are coming across. >> servers get a big surprise when this pint-sized driver pulls up. >> why are you tripping? >> next "right this minute

he's like the unsung disney fairy prince, right? you get a smile. you get a smile. >> dad posted the guy's photos on facebook because he wanted to know who he was. he said a few hours later, he found out who the guy was. and he responded. his name is roberto and he said, you know what? i'm happy to help make these memories. that's what we do here and that's why they're the magic kingdom. >> i've got to say this is why i like the disney park so much as well. it doesn't matter who you are, people really are watching out. they treat everybody like a vip. >> you're right, oli. that goes to show. they had that awesome experience. well done, roberto. >>> the 400 meter dash, kind of a staple in any and all track and field. that's right. we ran it in high school. but leave it to red bull to make something so simple so extreme. taken that simple race and turned it into a red bull 400. instead of running flat and straight. it's now a relay race up a 400 meter, 200 vertical skae ri run. >> i want to do this. >> this is just a practice run. this is just to give

. >>> breaking news on disney.ob iger speaking to cnbc moments ago from china we'll bring you his comments >>> and can you name this week's mystery chart. a stock that's down 20% this week alone the answer is coming up. it's friday june 16, 2017. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning welcome back to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen >> i'm mike santoli in for wilfred frost. >> wilfred gets a long weekend before we get to the markets, breaking news to tell you about. the russian military claims it may have killed the leader of isis in an air strike in syria the russian defense minister says he may have been killed i an air strike late last month just outside of raqqah the u.s. is not confirming these reports. we'll continue to follow developments on this breaking story. now we can check on the global markets. a better tone to overall markets. equity futures after another fractional selloff yesterday the s&p tech sector down half a percent yesterday. we are seeing strength come b

read it carefully. >>> disney might have lost some of its saassets will it stay frozen?art, good to have you with us you look like you're ready for the weekend. >> you kwies caught me the first day of summer break with my kids, so, yes. >> in terms of disney, does it all stem from concerns about cord cutting and the skinny bundle >> disney has a lot of tv network stocks it's suffered multiple compression. you know, i this i we have a market performance at disney and one of our concerns is we don't know what causes that secular cloud to go away we fear that the multipleable are compressed for disney as they are for the group. >> what's the hope for the bowls though espn has laid off about 100 people, it's gotten investments. it looks like they're looking at how they deliver sports programming. can they turn that around? >> well, i think that it's a grind, right i think netflix has de valle used the pay tv bundle you'll get onloon distribution but i don't know if that helps with the market. you see more alternatives, entertainment kind of package that's cheap i think it's

vonnie: that was disney ceo bob iger.r the bloomberg business flash, look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. barclays is planning to plead guilty to charges it failed to make proper disclosures about multibillion-dollar capital raising in qatar back in 2000 eight according to a person with knowledge of the matter. the bank is expected to pay a fine of as much as $255 million. more problems for british airways. the airline's cabin crew made crewmembers will stage a two-week strike starting july 1. they are unhappy over pay and travel concessions. last month, the power outage forced the cancellation of hundreds of british airways flights and cost them $102 million. after more than 40 years, mcdonald's is pulling out of the olympics. they are ending their sponsorship of the games three years early. the international olympic committee says the financial terms of the breakup are confidential. mcdonald's wants to focus on other priorities accruing to the ioc. that is the latest bloomberg business fla

. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> imagine going to disney land not once or twice, a week but every day for 2000 daysa man accomplished. lauren savan explains. >> jeff the gates of disney land for the past 2000 days >> it wasn't planned. >> reporter: the native got an annual pass as a gift while unemployed and used it every single day, now five years later, still coming every day >> i come in the evening, as long as you're in the gate before closing, then you're good to go. >> wait a minute. you've been here every day for 2000 days? >> you're not the only mad one >> it's been a positive -- it's been a motivator. it's been my work-out gym. this past year, i've lost 40 pounds. >> how many years is that >> five and a half. >> five and a half years? only in california could you do that. >> reporter: the veteran's girlfriend share his love of disney but she can't join him every day >> i'm a teacher and a graduate student, i do not have the time. two, three times a week, depending on what's going on. >> reporter: how does he pay for living at disney >> annual pass. even at the top of the line right now is

hulu is owned by come cast along with disney, 12 12ist century fox and time warner.ound elevated cord cutting specifically at both charter and comcast, but says this is more pronounced at chart e. while charter reported it fell, worth noting that comcast added 42,000 video subscribers in the first quarter, continuing from the fourth quarter when it reported best net additions of new video subs in ten years, now, just yesterday, naitson issued a report saying that hulu's live tv service could generate $570 million and $2.3 billion. that's quite a widespread depentding on subscriber numbers. the report notes that the service will be break even based purely on subscription dollars not including ads. wu wuone thing that a number of of analysts say has been holding it together has been lai sports with amazon beginning to snap upstreaming right, we'll see if that could be a catalyst for more cord cutting. see how that plays out in second quarter results. >> so, how do you interpret this >> just having a hard time hearing you >> if we're seeing hulu subscribers are more lik

who knows how many times walt disney visited disney land. but we know how many times a california man went in last six years. 2,000 times in a row. >> it's >> i never expected it would turn into this when i started coming since 2012. >> you have been here every day for 2,000 days? my goodness. the mad hatter! >> a friend gave him a season pass five and a half years ago after he lost his job. he found a new job, he couldn't stay away. he says the annual pass expires in january and he is not sure he will renew the time around. alison: maybe they will give him a pass this time. larry: they should. alison: to thank him for the dedication. larry: 2,000 days in a row. alison: the mad hatter is like you are crazy. larry: if he says so, you know. alison: funny. >> okay. coming up at 5:00, the build helping you to stay clean and healthy but are the and bacterial soaps doing more harm than good? >> alison: but first to sit down with maryland's first lady. larry: hundreds of animals rescued from the floodwaters down south after tropical storm cindy. a

disney hall's 97% of the -- euro disney.oeing's defense business is shedding about 50 executive positions. the move will see the elimination of a layer of management with the expansion of the operational role in paris, starting next month the defense units and businesses will be split into smaller entities and they will report directly to paris. the china's insurers says it's chairman is unable to perform his duties for personal reasons. the beijing-based company said other senior managers are authorized to carry out responsibilities and operations are normal. that he amid reports has been taken away for questioning. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: china's retail sales and industrial output remain resilient while signs have emerged that measures to cool the property market are having some effect. the annual review of china's economy and growth forecast will be released. we will speak to the deputy managing director. stephen gallo is still with us. what should the imf conclude about china right now? the chinese

disney is planning to honor the victim. lane graves was playing along the seven seas lagoon beach at the resort and spa in orlando. a gator suddenly grabbed the boy and dragged him into the water and the boy was found 16 hours later. now disney, plans to built a sculpture of a lighthouse in the boy's honor on the property. >>> and how new technology may be the answer to life and death situations that requires a quick response if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works fo

the star wars disney or universal. >> a bit of nerves annex site ment preparing for the arrival of aery special little girl. eight year old keel lee thompson was invited to a dinner where she officially received the good news. we're going to get you to go see all the princess down in disney world. >> we're going to send you there . a trip to disney world is literally a dream quom true for the second grader and her little brother brai den. who is your favorite princess. >> cinderella. it's huge. i just want them to have a break. i want kay lee to have a normal couple days, no thinking about doctors. key lee was born with spina bifida and through these past eight years she's gone more than 30 surgeries. she's had several spine injuries, several leg surgeries, along with her parents, her brother is always by her side. she is acting shy right now. she's not shy at all . even though all of their extended family lives on the west coast because of the cost and difficulties of travel key lee has only been on a plane once ing. it's really good for our family to get away and kind of take a bre

. >> disney land tope. >> yes. >> we'll be back >> imagine going to disneyland every day for 2,000 days. >> this is exactly what a calling call man d he began way back on january 1, 2012. fox's lauren savani has his story. >> jeff wrights has coming through gates of disneyland every single day for the past 2,000 days. >> this will probably end up being guinness world records and that was not something when this started was planned. >> orange county native got annual pass as a unemployed. he use today every single day 2012 now five years later and working full time still coming every day. >> i come in the evening. as long as you're in the gate before it closes then you're good to go. >> wait a minute, whoa, whoa, wait a minute every day for 2,000 days? oh, my goodness. >> you're not the only mad one. >> it's been a positive. it's been motivator. it's been my workout gym. this past year i lost 40 pounds. >> how nanny years is that. >> five nav. >> five nav years knowledge california could do you that. >> air force veteran boyfriend karen shares his love of disney. she can't join him every

this will cap off what has been a good day for disney. ceo bob iger is in town.as well as other executives were greeting some of the first visitors to the park some of the most loyal customers in china to disney i spoke to him about some of those visitor numbers for the year this is what he had to say >> well, i'm pleased to say that as we hit here on the one-year anniversary, we now exceeded 11 million in guests. we had mentioned 10 million by the 11th month we now exceeded 11 million we made no projections about what's ahead except to say that this is something that's been embraced by the people of china truly in that about 50% of those visiting are actually from outside the shanghai region. that's a lot higher than we expected >> now, the point of the park is not only to bring foot traffic to the theme park business but also to build awareness of the disney brand overall so i asked that to bob iger, he said that there's definitely more brand awareness, though that hasn't yet translated into numbers. at the same time he is still betting big on the chinese consu

. >> disney world? >> we're going to disney world! yea!hink i'm going to cry. >> oh! >> he's so excited he could cry. >> mason figured that out pretty quick. what was in there? >> the headband. >> you should have told me. i have my mickey hat at my desk. shall i go get it? >> yeah, grab mine, too, it matches my shirt. >> be right back. >> ow! mason's pretty excited, too. >> you're going to see mickey mouse. oh, baby. >> that's the reaction you want, man. >> you notice here they did everything that you're supposed to do. once you get to disney world they took in some shows, rode some rides, had a great old time playing in the pool. >> i would rather be there so much right now. >> josh is about to get a really big surprise also. >> inside the backpack are several bags and other clues. the first one -- >> there's food in this one. >> good guess. we're going on a road trip. >> the next bag is a toothbrush. >> a toothbrush. >> why would you need a toothbrush? we're not going home. keep opening. >> yep, those are envelopes. >> o my gosh! >> what

. >> disney world? >> we're going to disney world d n yea!oing to cry. >> he's so excited, he could cry. >> mason figured that out quickly. what was in there? >> the head bands. >> should have told me i have my mickey hat at my desk. should i go get it? >> sure. >> grab mine too. it matches my shirt. >> be right back. >> mason's pretty excited too. >> you're going to meet mickey mouse. oh, baby. >> that's the reaction you want. >> you'll notice here they did everything that you're supposed to do once you get to disney world, they took in some shows, rode some rides, had a good old time at the resort, played in the pool. >> i would rather be there so much right now. >>> this next little guy josh is about to get a big surprise also. they hand him this backpack and inside are bags and other clues. there's food in this one. >> why do we need food? good guess, but we're going on a road trip. >> inside the next bag is a

. >>> one of the kind piece of disney memorabilia sold as auction and broken a rorrer. >> disney fans in an art gallery near los angeles yesterday wearing original map of disney land was being sold. there were more than 900 disney items available, that map, sold for $708,000, making it most expensive map of the park ever sold, map helped secure initial funding for park in 1953 and was created by walt disney himself. >> that was proof that the park was going somewhere, he float that had by the bank and said how about a little money. >> yes, exactly. >> it work out pretty well. >> it did, our hats off to him >>> still ahead a surprise at the bet award. >> who received a special video message from former first lady michelle obama in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com >>> the california highway patrol released this video after rescuing a stranded swimmer from nevada county. offi

. >> disney world? >> we're going to disney world! n yea!ng to cry. >> he's so excited, he could cry. >> mason figured that out quickly. what was in there? >> the head bands. >> should have told me i have my mickey hat at my desk. should i go get it? >> sure. >> grab mine too. it matches my shirt. >> be right back. >> mason's pretty excited too. >> you're going to meet mickey mouse. oh, baby. >> that's the reaction you want. >> you'll notice here they did everything that you're supposed to do once you get to disney world, they took in some shows, rode some rides, had a good old time at the resort, played in the pool. >> i would rather be there so much right now. >>> this next little guy josh is about to get a big surprise also. they hand him this backpack and inside are bags and other clues. there's food in this one. >> why do we need food? good guess, but we're going on a road trip. >> inside the next bag is a toothbrush. >> toothbrush. >> why do we need a toothbrush? we're not going home. keep opening. >> i can see something. >> yep. >> oh

there were more than 900 disney items available.d forget this $708,000 making it the most expensive map of the park ever sold, secured initial funding for the park back in 1953, created by walt disney himself. >> piece of history. >> pretty neat. up here next on cbs-3, the highlight from last night's bet awards, in got to tell you. >> plus i'll have a report on what you should know about keeping your bust sick nel good shape as more people spinning their wheels this summer. >> we'll tell but a service help give free cars to single parents. stay with us, we'll be right back. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> welcome back, i have to tell you it was a memorable night at the bet awards in l.a. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bruno mars did not disapp

disney is apparently blaming the white house.as they are called, they usually work with the president's team to write and record a little speech that the president will say when the kids go to disney. according to disney, the white house alone is crafting that address. in the meantime, back to the real white house were president trump and his administration have been trying to break through the noise surrounding russia and get back to advancing the president's agenda. ed henry spoke exclusively with gary cohn, and he joins us like. >> good to see you. gary cohn is also the key driver of much of the president's agenda. he told me that despite the noise we are hearing on russia, they are determined to make progress on health care, tax cuts, and also their big focus all this week, which is increasing u.s. energy exports, which means more american jobs. >> the president is very committed to health care. the president has talked about what's going on with obamacare, how it's affecting our citizens, how the service has gone down, and p

disney is behind cars 3. >> first one was great. got to see 2 now.p. >>> making news in america this morning, the warriors victorious. golden state taking home the nba championship trophy dominating lebron james and the cavaliers. the moment between mvp kevin durant and his mom. look at that excitement. plus, fans still celebrating right now. >>> jeff sessions heads to capitol hill today to answer questions about his relationship with russian officials and the white house is firing back overnight after a friend of the president said he is considering firing robert mueller who is in charge of the russia probe. we're live in washington. >>> record heat gripping the country. where the oppressive temperatures are today plus the powerful tornado caught on camera. >>> check out this woman's seemingly relaxed while riding on the road of a car speeding down a highway. we have the details behind the

disney holds 97% of euro disney after an offer for the european units last year.our bloomberg business flash, guy? matt: thanks very much. german finance minister wolfgang schaeuble told us in an exclusive interview that an economic disaster with threaten the euro era -- area if financial risks were shared without joint policymaking tools in place. angela merkel's government has been wary of measures like , since sovereign debt greece and 2710 -- greece in 2010. wolfgang: i can only see risk. , -- an economic lesson you must never forget. matt: piers hillier cio at royal london asset management is with us. it is understandable that germans don't want to share risk without taking part in decision-making. i don't think anybody would want to do that. is that where we are headed with the eurozone? do we have to create these tools , it is just wolfgang schaeuble can't say it otherwise people think the germans want to take over? piers: you hit the nail on the head. they want to get individual nations to sort out their domestic problems. die and i were just talking about

(justine) coming up:why the award wining disney film "inside out" is now part of a federal lawsuit.irst..a controversy over a woman's swim suit.. the swim wear she says she was kicked out of a pool for wearing. (jr stone) a woman's story is going viral after she says she was kicked out of her apartment complex's swimming pool..becuase her bathing suit was inappropriate. tori jenkins and her fiance were at her apartment pool in tennessee when she says one of the leasing office workers came up to her asking her to leave....or go into the water where no one could see her swimsuit. tori said she was wearing this pink one- piece at the time and saw nothing wrong with it... that's when she went to the leasing office to talk to management...but says they made her feel even worse. the apartment complex later said that jenkins was not asked to leave the pool. (lawrence) the fog returns tonight with some patchy drizzle. we'll take a look at the week ahead coming up next. stay out front with tempur-pedic. our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so

disney the parent company of 6abc, they are very happy with him. look at the smile on his face, thank you for his service, and i know you're enjoying yourself. >> protesters rally against the new unveiled healthcare plan. >>> a tornadoes rips through a store leaving one aisle standing untouched. >>> a man took a nontraditional wedding role and stole the show, those stories and more up next. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. 5:00 a.m., friday, june 23, matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. >> here's what wear following this morning. police arrested a philadelphia man who called himself dirty old santa, investigators say he traveled to meet a child for sex. >>> thieves ransacked the equipment area of a delaware county youth organization. >> the sixers a

the hand inked and colored map was created by disney and an artist.t was presented to investors in order to secure funding to build the first disney theme park in anaheim. it shows the layout of the park with the now iconic sleeping beauty castle and the railroad and seconds for fantasyland, land of tomorrow, and frontierland. >> he called this liliputian land adventure land shown on this side of the park and actually moved here by frontierland. >> disney created the map in 1953. it has since been passed down through employees and friends and the current seller wishes to remain anonymous. >> cool. >> i'd hold on to that. i wouldn't want to auction it off. >> a million dollars or a map? a million dollars or a map? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i wonder if he has the right to sell it if it's passed down. >> that's why he is remaining anonymous. >>> let's see -- fog out there. you're going to talk about how the fog is affecting traffic. >> we have been tracking a couple of problems, maybe caused due to the foggy situation? so just be careful out there. w

. >>> ♪ >>> coming up, do you love disney? this guy probably has you beat.ait until you hear how many times he has been to the happiest place on earth. >> lawmakers creep closer to pass agnew health care law, people around the country and here at home are camping out to get their message across. ♪ >>> criminal charges could soon be coming following an investigation into the london high rise apartment fire that killed 79 people. authorities discovered the fire was caused by sparks from a fridge freezer. it wasn't intentional but police believe someone may be responsible. london government has ordered an examination of the refrigerator model which start the the deadly fire. >>> repeal and replace has been the republican mantra on obama care since its inception. years later, they are preparing to do just that. with a vote likely to come on the health care bill in the next couple of weeks, president trump is doing everything he can to move the legislative process along. he was asked on fox news this morning about four republican senate hold out mike lee, ted cru

drawn when the happiest place on earth was all but a gleam in walt disney's eye. could show investors in new york city. it will go up for auction tomorrow. opening bid is half a million llars. abc 7 is owned by disney. >>> the heat wave has sped up the snow melt from the mountains around lake tahoe. officials say 12 billion gallons of water poured into the lake over the past week. the lake has risen four inches since last friday despite higher evaporation rates. they have been releasing water into the truckee river to make room. officials expect the lake to reach full capacity in mid july. they're working overtime in the heat this week to harvest as much fruit as they can because extreme temperatures can scorch it to make it harder to sell. farmers are are glad they had a heads up from weather forecasters this time. firnls say they learned their lesson from a 2006 heat wave that destroyed many crops. >>> lisa is here now and you've been tracking it all. >> maybe your tomatoes like the heat, but we're into the cooldown now. looking live outside, you can see the low

map waltns, the first disney made for disneyland is going up for auction sunday. the timeas al qaeda by the park opened in 1955 in california. up -- the map was out dated by the time the park opened in 1955 in california. will sellin airline neighbor-free seats, giving you th seats next to your assigned one. a big change for gmail users. google says it will not scan the content of your email to serve personalized ads. privacy advocates had criticized google for the practice in the past. the change goes into effect later this year. nancy: fourth of july around the fireworks andg fireworks-related injuries. fairfax county firefighters demonstrating the deadly dangers of fireworks today. more than 1400 people will show up this year in the emergency room for sparkler burns, with kids between the ages of five and 9 facing the greatest risk. >> it's important to him a bucket of water and hose nearby to make fireworks safe after the fast, but don't go near it for 15 minutes. we don't know what will happen. in these fireworks. nancy: many fireworks are illegal in maryland

they also have it at disney world and it's quite the show.ove about these is dad is able to capture that wonder and makes it look like she's alone but she's got a whole world watching her. >>> you guys know those kiosks that make it so much easier to check in by yourself? >> my gosh. i love those things. >> yeah. they don't offer any kind of frustration at all. >> oh! >> i've never been that mad at them. i have been angry at them. >> this guy is flipping out and using a trash bin to take out his frustration. people around are a little freaked out. that is not a security guard. that's dino the golfer. he starts putting up a fight for this guy. that's when the golfing buddies all step in and begin to subdue this guy. they sweep the legs, pin him down, and use zip ties to hold his hands behind his back until five or six minutes later, according to reports, when airport security finally showed up. >> people are very heightened now in airports. when someone losing their mind like this, starts causing a disturbance. you saw those guys weren't going

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been to disney land 2000 times in a row.ay after day, you can find him getting his fill of the park's most popular rides. he's an air force veteran. something he looked forward oh every day and doing this since january of 2012. >> i'm going to disney land again. going over and riding the guardians of the galaxy. over a dozen times so far. >> he calls the it a treat to go. and says he plans to keep doing it. he's going to keep going as long as he can. >> good luck that will do it. i'm natasha for all of us, we thank you for joining us ♪ (indistinct chatter) excuse me! i've gotten separated from my daughter. there's a police kiosk over by... look, can you make an announcement from here? she's only eight years old. her name is claire! sir, i'm sorry. this is a ticket window. please, you have to help us! we're not from here. daddy? claire! claire! daddy! daddy! that's him. that's him. all units, all units, suspect in sight. repeat: we have the suspect in sight. grand central, main concourse. repeat: main concourse.

it could mean big things for disney which hovered at 2017 lows. new data shows app downloads are on the decline. we will tell you how worried investors should be. we are watching "fast money" on cnbc first in business world wide. >> welcome back to fast point. check out shares of snap signifiesing after new da to shows downloads are plummeting 22% in the first two months, so should investors be worried? guy adami? >> nay should be worried. we fancied it about a number of times. it bounced in a enmeaningful way. now you've seen some downgrades by under writers, doesn't bode well for the stock. this lockup he is talking ability coming up. i don't know what will happen there, there is a chance a lot of stock is hold, it won't hold 17 the next time around, now is a no touch in snapchat. >> 80% of the shares are standing eligible in july. >> that means all the shares will be sold. >> absolutely not. you would imagine a lot of people will cash out. then you lose that intellectual property when they do go sell out. they are competing against facebook in

. >>> walt disney's original map of disneyland just solid at an auction in l.a. of $700,000. that's actually less than they expected. walt disney himself created that map, and helped secure the initial funding for the park in 1953. that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> a little girl has died. her twin brother is in critical condition after a tragic accident in loudoun county, that happened over the weekend. tonight, wusa9's janice park answers questions about what pool owners should do to protect their kids. and liam are seen on this gofundme page. on monday, their mother found them in the pool after falling asleep. kaiden would not make it. her death, a reminder to us all about the dangers of a pool. >> pool fence is more to keep people out than it is to keep people in, so your children that are within the house are not guarded by the fence. >> roger littlefield has been installing pool fences for years. he says most follow the boca code. any gaps have to be small enough where little feet can't get in there to climb over the fence. the fence needs

. ♪ ♪ >> they're all walking to "when you wish upon a star" from disney's pinocchio. >> i don't knowi would invite wonder woman to my wedding if i'm the bride. she would kind of steal the show. >> let me tell you something, no one is stealing the show from this bride. because watch this. iron man makes his entrance with belle. >> this is so much better than renting a cheap tuxedo. >> there's batman, spider-man. but as soon as they're all through the door -- walking due the aisle, it is time for the bride to make her big entrance. and here she comes. that is 5-year-old alid. her brother is walking her down the aisle. friends, family, super hero, princesses here to celebrate this day. she is going to become friends forever with her friend, harrison. and he, too, walks in hand in hand with a fairy. now as with any fairy tale, there's always the evil beast. and in this case, unfortunately that is the high-risk neuroblastoma that she's been battling for a year and just when she looks like she might beat it at this point doctors have said that she is terminal and that is why her family has

been to disney land 2000 times in a row.ay after day, you can find him getting his fill of the park's most popular rides. he's an air force veteran. something he looked forward oh every day and doing this since january of 2012. >> i'm going to disney land again. going over and riding the guardians of the galaxy. over a dozen times so far. >> he calls the it a treat to go. and says he plans to keep doing it. he's going to keep going as long as he can. >> good luck that will do it. i'm natasha for all of us, we thank you for joining us and we'll always on cbsphilly.com. take care. year is i have always been the type to challenge myself and try to get the best, you know, out of me. >> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com. this is "the american athlete". get ready to hang with some of the world's greatest sports superstars. jerry rice. >> when i went into camp, you know, without a doubt, i was in the best shape of my life. >> jeff burton. >> you always have to pay attention to what your car is doing. you woul

, disney is now serving burr wbourbon to street, on bourbon street in disneyland. >> we mostly lie toe truth from children for as long as you can. >> jimmy: we make up crazy things like santa claus and the easter bunny. >> or that everyone's equal. [ audience groaning ] >> no, that's not a real thing. can i tell you a real thing? >> jimmy: my mother never treated me like i was equal. >> good. >> jimmy: i was her little star. >> like when i'm home, i have four nieces and a nephew. at the end of the day i tell them which one is my favorite. and i give them $100. [ laughter ] children need to know the truth. how the world works. >> jimmy: is it always the same one? or based on performance? >> depends on the day. look, you really dropped the ball today, your personality wasn't shining the way it should, that's why your sister gets $100 and you're left out in the cold. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i agree with that. i had a similar thing i did with my nephew archy, my cousin sal's son. he was starting to favor his uncle peter. and i was always the favorite and i didn't li

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donald trump will have a speaking role at its hall of presidents attraction at walt disney world in>> it has come to my attention that they're going to let the president trump anamatronnic bot speak. there's only one way to escape my plight. i have decided to secede from the hall of presidents. to paraphrase me-- a house divided against itself can go to hell. i'm joining the bear jamboree. ♪ a bear don't we're no underwear ♪ t'

it's walt disney's original disneyland map.rawn in 1953 and it just sold at auction in los angeles for $708,000. that did fall a little short of the 900,000 it would expected to fetch, buchlt >>> pretty cool map there, but i know now when you walk into that's the modern version, yes. our modern version of a renaissance man, mark nico, to tell us about our weather this week. >> trying to have the happiest place on earth right here at home. you can see that deck of you can see that deck of broeblgen i'm coming this weekend. 80s in loss gaut oes and gilroy. san jose at 78 and santa cruz about 73. 68 in melbourne, 72 to 76 on the peninsula. 69 to 73, that's your coastal temperatures. daly city 59. downtown san francisco about 64 degrees. if you're going to the game tonight, sea breeze will be a big factor. 61, dropping down to 58 by the end of the game. let's head to the north bay. 74 to 78 degrees at the valleys. at the coast you can see right around 60 to 61 degrees. berkeley, oakland, can't quite make it to 60. fremont about 74