and it will talk a while for disney plus to scale, and disney plus is a bright spot and all of thisny streaming the direct to consumer business and remember, at&t owns hbo which will be introducing hbo max scheduled to start in may. we'll see how that goes. >> interesting timing there, julia boorstin, good to see you. thank you very much, julia. >> karen, the thing about disney and maybe not the parks because people might still want to be isolated when we loosen up, whenever that might be but man, i can see the espn side of the business snapping back quickly because when we do get live sports back on tv, maybe it won't have fans and the demand and the hunger is going to be huge >> well, i don't know, is a game that's played, for example, if the stories are true, they'll play to an empty stadium i don't know, i guess if you're a huge sports fan you'll watch it anyway. i feel like it is so much a part of it, but poor disney, everything they have from cruises to parks to movies that come out in theaters, nobody wants to be in a theater anymore and the bounceback in the stock has been e

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disney announcing that its streaming service disney plus has surpassed 50 million subscribers and this been in five months since the service has launched and it comes after it rolled out in western europe over the past two weeks. the company also notes that last week it launched in india in conjunction with an existing disney service with hotstar. that service already accounts for 8 million of those subscribers. so 8 million of the 50 coming from india and this is dramatic growth up from the 26.5 million subscribers that disney reported that the service had at the end of 2019 and disney saying that these numbers bode well for their growth as they roll out throughout western europe and into japan and all latin america later this year. you see disney shares up 7. -- 7.5% in after-hours trading. of course, while everyone is staying home right now there is increased focus on these streaming services especially as live sports and other parts of disney's business is under pressure >> guys, back over to you. >> yeah. >> big move there in disney. julia, i'm not too proud to admit it you've got

but disney is disney, and they deserve a premium multiple, they have one already and they do have debtr fox acquisition. so i think that it doesn't deserve to be at an even greater multiple given all of the hotspots they're in, or cold spots i guess i should say and this stock has rallied already from $83 which should probably never have been there it's up considerably i'm concerned about this rally having come too far too fast this is a softer question, but it's the ceo question, right he was thrown in at probably the worst time ever, maybe second to 9/11 starting day. and so there's the question of the management transition and how that's going to work out you put all of that together i would say disney's got a buy here i won the say shorted, but it's got a buy. >> do you see value here still especially since they are spending so much money on the streaming service? >> yeah, look, karen's highlighted, you hilted it's 38% of revenues, but you can't tell me this hasn't been priced in at least the next 18 months in terms of total disruption of that revenue stream. this was $153 stock th

disney in the dull drums why disney is straight in the eye of the storm when it comes to the financial lockdown. with so much talk about oil tanks filling up, could it be 'll they are already full weget an insiders take on just that. next ever since we've gone mobile on the now platform, something's gotten into the office. i hear you. feels like there's no barriers between departments now. servicenow. the smarter way to workflow. >>> oil soaring $44 a barrel but still negative an insiders take on what is going on right now in crude and whether or not the markets are broken leaders on the aid package as business owners are voizing frustration getting access to that money the magic kingdom losing a lot of sparkle we'll speak to an analyst about exactly how much trouble the magic kingdom may be in. it is tuesday, april 21. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >> welcome back. i am brian sullivan. thank you for starting your tuesday with us. let's get to how your money and investments look coming off of yesterday's nearly 600-point drop for the dow futures not looking any brighte

, presented a star-studded disney family sing-along, and our own disney superfan, will ganss, hung onuys. a great morning if you watched that disney sing-along. i sang, i danced a few times, and like everyone else in america i gasped when a certain superstar made an appearance that no one saw coming. ♪ when you wish upon a star >> reporter: this surprise beyonce performance a disney dream come true. stars aligning to sing the disney songbook. ♪ i will say give up give in >> reporter: ariana grande singing her own backup vocals in this "hercules" hit. some reprising their own songs. ♪ some newer stars covering the classics. ♪ let it go let it go >> reporter: hollywood's best and brightest bringing our old favorites to life in the time of quarantine. ♪ be our guest be o >> reporter: derek hough and fiance halley joined in a beast of a dance break by his beauty of a sister julianne, virtually, of course. followed by a high school music reunion turned dance party. ♪ the night a celebration of music -- ♪ can you feel the love tonight ♪ and magic. ♪ can you paint with all the colors ♪ >> re

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disney announcing disney plus service has 50 million subscribers. the stock jumping more than 6% in pre-market trading at this point. joining us now, rich greenfield. you were aggressive at 50 million by the end of the year, rich we are already there it is kind of a duh. i've been wondering, what do people with young children and they are everywhere. i can't imagine having three or four little ones and trying to figure out what the heck to do we have enough trouble with a 20 yooerl a -year-old and 18-year-old. we should not be surprised people got disney plus to stream it >> i think what got lost yesterday from dez any they were doing really well even before the coronavirus pandemic set in they got to 30 million in january. that was already mind numbing to wall street. they couldn't believe how big and fast that was growing. then they launched in europe europe has been saddled with the pandemic then they several million, maybe even upwards of 5 to 8 million subscribers got this at no incremental cost it's a huge number but i think what you already s

florida got really creiv after their disney trip was canceled reporter jason guy shows us how. >>you've been stuck at home for days what are you going to do john and ti carr loud gave their 5, 2, year-old sons and their 10 mth old daughter, a special virtual day at disney were planng on a trip since enewed >>anwe're super bomb that we dn't actually get to take it because of everthing that going on ginp told me via skype it wasn't going stop them from having a magical time at home. >>they all dressed up and disney gear and where their magic bands my book as character >>mickey sha, pancakes and waffles surrounded by plush disn that itas on to the attractions. >>john and ginaplayed youtube videos on their tv for the sights and sounds and use thr creativi to make an immersive for the kids like this ip on spsh mountain. talks for lunch, just like you get a casey's corneron main street usa in magic >>our top >>the kids have no id in store for now there was a big surprise of the end. >>close it's getting close >>probably her was my favorite i that video back probably usually 20 action

on disney >> well, i mean, buying the put of course is if you're bearish the thing we know about disneyt 48% only thing worse, of course, airlines some energy stocks and of course the cruise ships, of which disney is involved here's the thing it is such a big name, and the relative performance off the low is a good thing. it bottomed before the market. and while obviously, it's been slu slumpishish. i think if the earnings are okay, you poply getget a pop. my inclination is to be long >> up next we have the final call i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now, you're binge learning. for a limited time, get up to $800 when you open and fund an account. call 866-300-9417 or visit tdameritrade.com/learn. ♪ many of life's moments in thare being put on

let me point out again on the disney tonight we found out disney paid subscribers doing much better than expected. i think a lot of guys have been downgraded disney. they're going to have to eat crow >>> all right. maybe some crow with some matza $passover, happy passover. when the economy does reopen, portfolios need to be adjusted for a changed world. we will inevitably face. on "mad money" tonight we've seen so many coming to the aid of the front lines and it's actually quite chillingly positive i'm talking to c.e.o. salesforce mark benioff about how he's helping. you won't want to miss that. that is the covid-19 pandemic. could a company like perigo -- hear about demand and how is the coronavirus impacting the roll out of new medicines i'm going to be talking to biohaven c.e.o. to find out about his launch of is new migraine medicine. so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnb

the entertainment industry has been hard hit, we spoke to disney chairman bob iger about changes comingcompany's iconic theme parks and how the world has changed for utility companies and what that manes for investors -- means for investors. ben leveson and jack howe. ben, i want to start with you. we got a glimmer of hope as we see maybe social distancing is actual working, the growth of coronavirus cases is slowing. we also, of course, had unprecedented moved by the -- moves by the federal reserve. so tell us what you see in the market. >> it's got everything that it could have wanted this week. it got the good news, the illness appears to be slowing and then the fed coming in with this massive package where it's going to buy high-yield bonds and muni bonds to make sure that the markets are functioning correctly. you couldn't ask for anything more. and it's just, it's just spurred the market back to this height that it's had. it's now up more than 20% from the bottom. jon jon which is extraordinary, but you don't necessarily see this continuing. we're not going to see a v straight bac

apple, everyone loves it disney, everyone hates it. i'm a buyer. >> tony?ness in retail and buying a put butterfly on macy's. >> mike? ♪ >> i was short apple coming in today. i was shorter coming out ahead of earnings consumer electronics not the place to be at this time >> all right that does it for us here on options action and we will be here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time with another great show don't go anywhere. have a great weekend in the meantime, "mad money" starts right now >>> 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 summer i promise to help you find it. "mad money kwds starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money" i'm trying to make you some money. my job is to educate and teach you so call me or tweet me are we finally getting back to normal or at least a new normal? i mean, toda

disney is the parent company of abc.nd i just have to say, reggie, he said there is popcorn involved and how they created this. i don't know. i said, okay. we will trust you that the magic is going to happen. and then another thing that i'm excited about, too, reggie, the words are going to be on the screen. so, if you don't all the words to the songs, you will learn them tonight. you'll be like, oh, that's what they were saying. >> i love this idea. and i'm glad they're doing "beauty and the beast" because bell was trapped at home. >> belle was trapped at home. >> tangled, trapped in the tower. sleeping beauty, trapped in a castle. but asleep. a true quarantine queen. >> only you, friend, with the quarantine disney princess analysis. thank you. >> there you go. >> broke it down. who knew. yeah. going to be singing one of my favorite disney songs "you'll be in my heart" tarzan. brings back great memories. great memories. in-home karaoke tonight. that's where i'll keep it. you won't see videos of me. san jose cloudy and 5

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we all know that you talk about disney, how long it would take. many families are talking about what about the fall? what about return to school? what about colleges and universities which are an incredibly important part of our economy. they have to figure out a way to open there's going to have to be a way to open, whether it's with a huge increase in testing, hopefully oral antivirals that are successful we'll have to figure something out. we can't keep the economy closed for the next nine months >> you're totally right. we can't but i know the president says we'll open -- i saw people at the beaches in florida i said, geez, maybe i'm just being way too cautious those people look like they're having a great time. if i were to have a son going to tufts in september, i don't know, david, if i would necessarily book the hotel on the night you drop him off you know what i mean >> yeah, i do know what you mean there's a lot of people trying to figure that out these colleges and universities are in a difficult position. foreign students are an import

by the way, disney is the parent company of abc7. come on, larry.t any way. so i dare ya! >> you're much better, much better. >>> much more to come this hour. how about a lockdown and no power? >> i'm wayne freedman in mill valley, where we have two kinds of mitigations going on. one against pandemics with people in their homes, and another against wildfires with pg&e cutting the power. the question for rtss wh. that's coming up. >>> plus a ban on elective surgeries created anxiety for patients. up next, one rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit required. and our simple digital tools will help you manage your account online. at xfinity, we're committed to keeping you connected. find great offers and value, today, at xfinity.com my skin hurt, i felt gross. but then i started cosentyx and i haven't really had to think about it. real people with psoriasis... look and

government contracted walt disney studios to create 32 short films. disney contributed to hundreds of training and informational films for service branchs and the office of war information. next on reel america, from 1943, education for death, the making of the nazi, based on a book with the same title, this cartoon lampoons the hitler youth. ♪ ♪ >> what makes a nazi? how does he get that way? well, let's look into the process. to begin with, nazi control over german child starts as soon as it's born. a young german couple has come to register the birth of their son. [ speaking german ] >> those documents are birth certificates, all the way back to their great grandparents. proving, of course, that they are pure aryan. the mother wants to call her son hans. >> here is the verboten list. hans seems to be okay for the time being. this is their hereditary passport, with space for four future children. a subtle hint, germany needs soldiers. as a reward, they get a copy of germany's best seller. now let's see what happens to one of hitler's children. kinde

disney at 107. we'll be right back.lp you stay informed of the latest news just say "coronavirus" into your xfinity voice remote to access important information and special reports from around the world. and to keep your kids learning at home, say "education" to discover learning collections for all ages from our partners at common sense media, curiosity stream, history vault, reading corner and many others. for more information on how you can stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. cheryl: well, some good news for disney, the company seeing a major jump in subscribers to the streaming service, disney plus, surpassing 50 million for the first time, an increase of more than 20 million subscribers since the company last reported in february. the coronavirus pandemic has led to increased streaming across all platforms. disney plus has been releasing films early like frozen 2 and onward. the company has a way to go to catch netflix. its subscribers topping 160 million. mattie, we knew the streaming companies would get a

look at all of these disney princesses and disney characters.romises when this is all over, chloe will get her make a wish trip to disney. jillian: that's incredible. rob: absolutely. then there is a texas veteran. look at that picture. texas veteran who turned 99 years old. tell us about him, janice. janice: yes. so his son, joe frazier sent me this. he direct messaged me on twitter which you can do as well janice dean to wish his wish his father a very happy 99th birthday. that's his granddaughter. joe frazier radcliff served for the national guard world war ii veteran. you look amazing my friend. happy birthday. jillian: that's beautiful. rob: grandpa looks fantastic at 99 years old. janice: i'm sure you will, too. rob: that's a big bet, janice. all right. thank you so much. great to see you. janice: love you guys. jail jail wait, before you go. i'm curious how you are holding up janice. janice: doing well. of the whole family is together. i thank my lucky stars that we are here and i'm very grateful. i'm grateful to be with my family. i'm gr

surrounded by plush disney it was on to the attractions. john and gina played youtube videos on their tv for the sights and sounds and use their creativiy to make an immersive for the kids. mountain. talks for much just like you get a casey's corner on main street usa in magic kingdom. a the kids have no idea what was in store for surprise of the end. g >>plus it's getting close. i asked her was my favorite i that video back probably. >>usually 20 times action when times i'm down with that with our current tax year was 2 read i'm gina says all you really need is some imagination. there's really no reason not to do it and you can create somethinglike this for your family we a disused things that we had at home are wondering baskin and. >>there does need all. and i'm stores and things like that just being created with the things he had virtual disney day was a big hit with the asked several times since >>we have to wait before we can do it again. >>utley excited about maybe >>that is a memory this county better than going to disneyland of tho

disney -- walt -- okay, walt. walt disney was very informal. we can't arrest and jail the whole country! if we're going to just rely on fear and intimidation, it's not going to work. we can't jail every last person in the country. we have to get people to want to pay their taxes. and that's going to be tough. nobody likes paying taxes. and walt disney's nodding. and they say, okay, now, walt, this is what we want you to do. we want you to come up with a character, called mr. taxpayer. and we want that character, mr. taxpayer, to talk about -- and walt said, no, no, no, no, i'm not creating a new character. "you're not?" no, because we've already got the perfect character for you. donald duck. >> donald duck? donald? >> listen, folks. and he said, the disney studio's just like any other studio -- we're giving you one of our star actors right now. just treat it that way. they said, okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes, then anybody can. and remember, in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animati

last month it said it had reached $50000000.00 users now we see that's much less than netflix but disney's aim is to add $60000000.00 altogether by 2024 so they have potentially 4 years ahead of shut your compassion because that time it's been immaculate and they launched in western europe just as this lockdown was getting underway but it's a massive thing for streaming services what's happened over the past few months what do these numbers say than about how entertainment companies have been adapting to this captive market of people staying at home or other being forced to stay at home well what we've seen is some major blockbusters being put back you know we're expecting to have the bond film that's now been put back several months coming towards the end of the year also disney's moulin film has also been postponed but on the other hand we've seen films become available too is sooner than they would have done otherwise because they've been pushed on to streaming platforms ahead of time no movie would expect to wait 2 or 3 months after something was in the cinemas but for example jane aus

disney coming together now to try to finish the season possibly at the what is it called the greatest place on earth disney world in orlando florida because of course florida is one of those states that the governor deemed professional sports and essential service and also let's go through some of the really yeah but there's a lot of key reasons why they could finish the n.b.a. season at disney world now that's the latest news today their latest plan just the playoffs that's why they'd have a shortened they only had a few games a few weeks left in the regular season and then the playoffs yes so all in one venue all in one venue but here's why 5 it works let's go through some of the key points of this there's already 12 on site basketball courts 2 of which are broadcast already at the e.s.p.n. wide world of sports complex enough hotel rooms to house every player coach official t.v. crew member and there's several medical facilities nearby for injuries it's on private property so that would be easily blocked off to the public of course are to mention that it's in florida so essential se

a return to nba basketball by way of disney world.t consider all the details they would need to work this out in the bubble city idea. all the playoff teams in one arena. everyone quarantined. they would have multiple courts. hotels and broadcast ready. disney owns espn and abc. but there's so many details to be figured out. if you have hope, i guess maybe. maybe it could happen. in baseball it was going to be this summer's version of baseball woodstock. 75,000 people trekking to upstate new york for cooperstown. the hall of fame induction ceremony. it not going to happen. all the people going up there from new york wanted to see derek jeter and inducted. it was scheduled for july 26. now it is july 25 in 2021. >>> everything is fluid. everyone coming up with new ideas to stay busy. that's why you need to check this out. wearing a mask in these days does not have to happen. this is larry moreno with trick shots on display. as you can see the mask did not affect him at all. and his social distancing. in japan a six-year-old developing

and disney yes. so it was at the in the native american reservations near fresno right and i guess at some point the vigorish for having a reservation is you get to make the calls on that reservation i guess you'd worked out some sort of deal with the tribe not just for this event the saturday night that would have happened but for the next couple months till the country gets its ceilings again right that's that's right if they stood their ground and did this event with me i promise them that when we go back to california they'll be the 1st event that we take to california so we're going to be at the taj palace. you know in the more california when when this thing's over that's going to be our 1st trip back shit that you know what i'm i take every of that back to lemoore california toci palace when this thing's over for them for standing by me. well i know god i know brahman guys from boston value it when somebody makes a commitment and sticks with it i have a feeling you have a lot in their area abo

disney is the parent company of abc 7.gie aqui is the official anything you need to know about disney. tell me about the churros are these your thing? >> i only eat churros at disneyland. when they came out with this repopy i was very excited because i wanted to know how to make it. i also checked and something called a cookie fry, which they also have on that blog that you can try and that is a plant-based dessert. so, now i have two things to tackle here at home. >> friend, i think you should do that. you should take us along on that journey of you making a churro bite. >> i already have it in the works and i think i'm going to do this with ginger zee live next week on instagram. >> love it, friend. i'm ready. >> first episode of his podcast that you have been dying for, kumasip. >> i'm taking the credit, okay. >> yes, you are. yes, you are. all right. let's talk about weather. good morning. kind of a mild morning, but kind of a cool afternoon. good time for a warm churro. that's for sure. the latest information from the

. >>> disney world in florida is planning massive of furloughs. they plan to stop paying 43,000 employees starting april 19th. disney says the workers will continue to receive their benefits for up to one year. in the largest wave of layoffs from disney world that since the theme parks opened and hotels close in mid-march. disney will be continued to poise layoffs of its 77,000 workforce, and it is unclear how the layoffs affect workers at disneyland in anaheim. >>> it appears the current job crisis in california due to the pandemic on our end anytime soon. government statistics show nearly 3 million people have applied for our unemployment benefits in the last three weeks. researchers at ucla predict the jobless rate may peak and more than 60% in the next few months. they also say california on employment figure will likely remain in the double digits until the end of next year. the federal reserve reports that americans have run $1.2 trillion in auto loans. since the coronavirus has devastated the economy and left tens of millions of people out

how do you see netflix in position versus disney with disney plus, apple with apple tv, and amazon, ander smaller streaming players? tuna: right. tohink netflix just happens be -- i do not want to say lock -- but their business model has allowed them to plan production without. ee see today most of -- they ar pretty set with content slated launch0, because they shows continuously. 2021, they are pretty deep into postproduction. so i think about the shutdown of hollywood production, as much as they will be affected, the longer this opera continues, but relatively speaking to the other streamers i think they are in good shape, except for disney. ofy had been skewing a lot investment towards original comment -- content. they said they will license more if necessary just to for lefty pipeline. but i do not think -- just to fill up the pipeline. i do not think they have anything to worry about this year and perhaps early next year as well if the pandemic continues. emily: which of the streamers do have something to worry about? we were speaking with the former president of cnn yesterday, he

disney said its new streaming service has more than 50 million paid users around the world, and that includes 8 million from india alone. it's still well behind netflix, but disney launched in november and expanded to europe in the past two weeks. kari hall, now over to you. >> thank you. >>> let's get a live look outside in sub lynn as we see our essential workers driving on i-80 through the tri-valley. we will have a slight chance of rain. we will look at our easter forecast coming up next. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury!® you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >>> good thursday morning to you. a live look out in san francisco. the lights are shining. just a beautiful way to wake up. dark and ear

he follows disney closely. mark, you're saying that disney will bounce back. you mean by that? because the stock was at $150, now it's at $106. what do you mean by bouncing back here? >> yeah. so good morning. so what's happening right now is disney plus is doing really, really well. obviously the big, big part of disney is movies and theme parks and people are very concerned as to whether people are going to m could out but i think what you're hearing is when we start to come out of this crisis, they have such a strong fan base for the theme parks that you are seeing online, a lot of people saying that's their first destination is going back to disney and i think they do have that following. then on the movie side, i think you're just going to see a big, big shift to streaming for their movies and away from theaters. some of this is probably going -- stuart: mark, i know you are actually in the business of tracking consumer behavior and consumer trends. can you tell us what people are buying during this virus outbreak? i notice people are buying a lot more al

on some disney classics. my "high school musical" cast together. i couldn't stop smiling. such an honor not only to be part of such a beautiful moment in history but to sing that song "we're all in this together" and those words have never rung more true. i'm really honored and i can't wait for everybody to see it. >> we'll get you first here and you'll be singing "someday" from "the hunchback of notre dame" from 1996. >> yes. >> but i hear this is a special song for you. >> it is. actually my mom introduced me to the song when i was a little girl and i actually dressed up as esmerelda when i was little. the song is a prayer of hope and i think it's a song that we all need to hear right now and a song reminds me of my mom because she raised my sister and i to give and spread hope whenever we could so it's a song that means a lot to me. >> that is beautiful. the diey fily sing-lg ighttfit a perfmi "someotre dam" ♪ i don't know if you can hear me or if you're even there ♪ ♪ i don't know if you would listen to a

disney announcing that disney has surpassed 50 million paid subscribers.ve had to close their theme parks around the world in the middle of this pandemic. disney+ has been rolling out in european countries, as well as india and here in the u.s. disney shares spiking after hours, up over 3%. coming up, we will talk about uber. uber eats continuing to expand. we'll also take you to the white house. that press conference was supposed to start about 10 minutes ago. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ uber is expanding a program that allows businesses to have food delivered to their employees' homes. this project was launched in the u.s. last year, now expanding to a dozen or so other countries. parturse, this is another of the expansion of uber eats, which has seen a surge in demand as a result of this quarantine period. tell us more about how this program works. >> they started as kind of a service to do office catering. they did some testing of it last year, and then they realized that there was a huge demand from a certain class of companies. they have some tech c

that which includes some disney park recipes such as my favorite, the famous disney chiro and the disneye whip pineapple treat. no word yet on when they plan to reopen its parks. >> they say it is a way to thank their employees for working through the covid-19 pandemic. trader joe's, sprouts, farmers market, bj's wholesale club and lowes are among the stores set to close. some stores which aren't closing for easter announced that they will have reduced hours.>>> here is something you do not want to see on public transit these days, check out this video of a packed muni bus. it is kind of impossible to social distance when passengers are crammed in shoulder to shoulder. yesterday was a first running only 17 muni lines. they are telling people not to take muni unless they absolutely have to. >>> it is only for essential workers and only for essential trips. if you have any other means of being able to get around, please choose walking biking, driving or more importantly, choose to stay at home. >> the golden gate transit district is offering local service on its typical commuter buses. the

disney has started sharing recipes like the churro recipe. now you can create the dole whip and other treats that you can only usually buy at the park. i've never had one. what am i missing? >> i don't think i've had one either but i'm willing to do a first time. give me the okay and i'm willing to go in. >> you got it. >>> steve is back no. you would do it, too. >> can you put it on a glass of wine? i'll do it right away. why not? tough times here. we have what looks like breaks already, how about that? this has been a week of no sun and there's sun beginning to pop out here. there will be more sun and it will be warmer as well. some breaks in the clouds already. 50s for most, upper 40s here as well. i think we are setting the stage for a nice couple days here unless you're in southern california, one more day of rain down there. san diego had record rain yesterday. even out to flagstaff, that's pretty good rain. it's heading out and beginning to make the move. it's been a long time coming here. upper 60s, near 70 degrees. the clouds will bu