disney world's guest, a guest at disney world, had a rant on facebook that's gone viral.f you haven't, you're about to hear about it now. an anonymous mom -- >> it's very polarizing, the topic. >> this is what the anonymous mom ranted about on facebook. let us know if you agree. it pisses me off to know end when i see childless couples without children at disney world. people without children need to be banned. mothers with children should be allowed to skip the lines. disney world is a l family amusement park yet the immature millennials throw away their money on useless crap. they have no idea the joy and happiness it is to mothers who buy their babies treats and toys. this is one mom saying you don't have kids, what are you doing at disney world. >> i love amusement parks. we were at disney world and i had a churro in one hand and i had some kind of prince see and. disney world is for everyone. sometimes it's your hadn't t che a kid. i feel like that's what doesn't age you in life. i love rides. i'm not going to get in the way of the kids getting their stuff and their

( laughter ) i did a standup gig there once -- >> stephen: you did standup at disney world? . >> stephen: world. it was a mistake for everybody concerned. ( laughter ) because i think if you are at disney world, the last thing that you want in that atmosphere of magic and anything possible is a comedian telling you that the world is going ( bleep ). ( laughter ) disney and i had different things that we wanted to do with people's evenings. >> stephen: yes. they have that ride there. it's a ( bleep ) world after all. >> that's right. ( laughter ) ( cheering ) if there was a british disney world, it would be just someone sitting in a dark room saying just think about the fact everything is gone now. sit there and wait for the release of death. >> stephen: you may zazoo who is the secretary to m mufasa, right? >> you said mustasa. i thought i'll let that slide and you will correct yourself, because i was about to. ( laughter ) i've never introduced the clip. >> stephen: never? no, because i've never been in movies. >> stephen: you in the love guru, do not try to pretend you've n

allie the board who was 31 weeks pregnant, and a chaperone in the church and headed for disney world, and she just learned from her hospital bed that her 13-year-old daughter and her cousin were among the five young lives lost. >> i feel such a weight. such a heaviness. i feel like i'm living a nightmare. like i'm living somebody else's life. i don't want you to tell me that my daughter is gone. i don't want you to tell me she is not here anymore. >> detroit the despite the tragedy her baby was born healthy just weeks after the crash. the ntsb is still investigating what led to the collision. >>> vanity fair learned new details about the college admissions scandal and revealed them only on cbs this morning. among the findings, attempts to sound the m by thenpick credent news of the scandal broke. here is carter evans. >> their actions were without a doubt insidious, selfish, and shameful. >> reporter: justice department first details how admissions consultant rick singer was the mastermind behind a multi- million-dollar college bribery scheme for month ago. now vanity fair reports as

one woman wants millennial's bend from disney world.t on a rant saying childless couples and amateur millennial's should be banned from the park. her name was blacked out from a post but she claims those people from those demographics are ruining the experience. they were inappropriate clothing. the disney result resort has been trying to attract the millennial's for years. many visit because it reminds them of happier times when they were growing up. >> street keeping a close eye on shanghai and investors are waiting to hear from the federal reserve. >> good morning. the federal reserve meets this week. it is widely expected that we will see an interest rate cut. it will be the first cut since 2008. policymakers have been keeping an eye on economic growth and the trade talks with china for direction. when the opening bell rang this morning boeings stop stock dropped again as the airlines worn profits will be down because of the grounding of the max jets. their stock has dropped about $100 each share. taking the big board in the new yor

five of the victims were on their way to disney world. for the first time from someone inside that van. chris has her story. chris, good morning. >> good morning. the video is a key piece of tof the ntsb investigation. they were not immediately able to deploy to the scene because of the government shutdown. for the families, the wait for answers has been agonizing. >> when i go visit her grave i just say why. why. >> reporter: this new dash camera video is hard to watch. the eagle express semi comes from the far northbound lane splam sboog the side of this van and shattering ally's life. >> i remember closing my eyes and thinking this is it. we're going to die. >> reporter: 31 weeks pregnant was a chaperon in the church fan headed for disney world january 3rd. she woke up on the pavement, bloody. the burning 18-year-old and bodies. >> i kept saying every one is okay. they're just hurt. i didn't realize the severity. >> reporter: her 13-year-old daughter and her cousin were among the five young lives lost that day. ages 9 to 14. all were f

it is supposed to point toward walt disney world and walt is spelled with a d. instead of a t.rea is just about 10 minutes away from the resort. >> what is worse is when the school crossing is misspelled. sometimes when you need auto correct. >> right. >> it doesn't lk about a new study that claims mill len kneels spends 9.4 minutes choosing what to watch on netflix. it sounds very quick to me. people 60 and older can get it done in about half that time. they make a selection on average in about five minutes. one in five people just give up. >>> nba free agency continues to see players commit to new teams and also others are staying put. looney has agree dodd a tree- year, $15 million deal to stay with golden state. he averaged six points and five board as game this past season. she looking to continue to improve on his numbers with more playing time expected for the upcoming season. looney is expected to see more minutes because jordan bell has agreed to a contract with the minnesota timberwolves. bell was a second-round pick who played his first two seasons with golden state.

it happened to this great grandmother while she was at disney world, arrested by police because she was carrying cbd for her ar ihritis. >>as in shocked and i didn't know what was going on. ago, orter: three weeks florida changedi itity its laws. in n may thews4 i-team showed f how theield test and state lab couldn't distinguish bween me hemp product and some illegal marijuana. >> there has to be a way to tell what people have. so my kit is that solution. >> reporter: his kit is the test swiss police created and verified and using it since last september. john waldma is the only one to get orders the last couple of weeks but none come the commonwealth. they are all from law enforcement agencies in florida rushing to get the test first. >> we definitely don want to put anyone who is innont in jail. >> reporter: coming up on "news5 today" at 0, what it would take foraw enforcement in our area to begin using these new field tests and how soon that could happen. jodie flecher, news4 i-team. >>> he is proposing all landlords be required to provide and maintain air-conditioning for their tena

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. >> reporter: a woman on a flight home from orlando after a trip to disney world said she nearly died aboard the airplane be use of what was circulating in the recled air. icia powell had a severe 3:00ts of nu and called aheadf her ig 2007 flht to warn the airlines but she said that doesn't stop the flight attendant of not servng peanuts around her. she used her epipens and went into shock. the crew made an emergency landing. the i-team wanted to know how often these allergic reacttions happen on flights and the ou airlines wn't release internal figures and neitheror theyhe faa are required to keep counts. we found members of congress havinglt difficu to get answers. tonight as part of our full new i-team reporthat airlinesre doing to protect passengers with severe allergies and why health experts say this may impact more peole than you think. at reagan national airport, scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. >>> we have got a first 4 traffic report. he a lot of problems on road. here is one of them where justin finch is live f finch is live for you. only thing by this jack-knifed tractor tr

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people need to understand this is not disney world. these are not animatronics. wild animals. >> there you have it. the girl was treated and released from the park clinic. >>> a bear's attempt at dumpster diving ended in furry frustration. it walked up to a colorado marijuana dispensary looking for some munchies. the bear broke through a fence and started sniffing around. it tried to get into that dumpster, but the dumpster was a bear resistant container, so the bear decided right there to roll it down the street before eventually giving up. >> just take the whole thing. >> right. >>> up next in "the pulse," the old pair of nikes that sold for nearly $500,000. >>> also ahead, duck and cover. the firefighters under attack while trying to save a pair of trapped ducklings. >>> the perfect pair. why the maker of cheez-its is teaming up with a wine company. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation th

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a mother says enough is enough when it comes to some adults visiting disney world.up in the next hour, why she wants to ban childless millennials from that theme park. >>> las vegas hit with an insect invasion. the video you have to see to believe coming up in just minutes. >> they started running bracing for the gate to get away from the shooter. some of the injuries happened at the gate trying from over.

this could be the new disney world. on the other hand, it is super speculative. kind of thing that i think is hard to value and you can see what it might make sense to go public. emily: on the other hand, it could never happen or not happen for 100 years. how big of a milestone is this that is space company that has never taken a person into space will very soon be a public traded company? max: when branson and his partners darted talking about this 15 years ago and have this test flight in 2004, the idea that private space was going to be a big industry was kind of a joke. elon musk, i think was just at the beginning of spacex. it was very niche. having this happen, having a privately held space company go up public is a big deal. we should also say virgin galactic has test pilots in space. it is not like they had no humans which is different from the jeff bezos and elon musk companies. it should be said the kind of space travel we are talking about is not like going to the moon. it is like going to space for a few minutes. you are going just to the edge of spac

are talking extremely high potential, this could revolutionize air travel, it could be the new disney world other hand, it is speculative. it is the kind of thing that is hard to value. you can see why it might make sense to go public. emily: on the other hand, they could never happen or happen in 100 years. a space company, never taking a person into space, will very soon be a publicly traded company. max: when they started talking about this 15 years ago and have the first test flight in 2004, the idea that private space was going to be a big industry was a joke. elon musk was just at the beginning of spacex. it was going on but it was niche. having this happen, a privately held space company go public, is a big deal. virgin galactic has had test pilots in space. they have had humans there which is different from jeff bezos and elon musk. the kind of travel we are talking about is not like going to the moon. it is like going to space for a few minutes. just to the edge of space, experiencing weightlessness and coming down. it is in between a trip on the soyuz and the idea where you take a

they took a trip the previous year, winds to disney world but i think it was her junior year they went to atlanta, didn't go to disneyworld, went to atlanta and they toured cnn, and i've got this picture of her standing -- just like she loved to mug in front over the big cnn logo out in front of the building and that was her ah-ha moment. this is what i want to do. but it one -- she wanted to be a journalist and probably a writer because she was really great at telling stories. a good -- we called at the grammar queen, she would always correct me and her mom, and -- but she was good writer he. she knew how to tell a story. and i remember her saying when she was -- at jmu, she said, dad, i wanted to be a news director because they make the money. said alison, look at you. you can be a news director later but you have to -- you have to leverage what you got right now and then you can be a news director. but that's -- from that moment that she went to cnn, she wanted to be a journalist, and as her career progressed, she didn't want to be known as just the pretty blond morning reporter. sh

they would go to disney world. one of them threw a big party on a yacht.who were wanted for murder were waved through customs. jason: one of the things that happen fairly early on is that he was dearly working with law enforcement officials. they were endorsing at least some of what he was doing. zeke: vega would meet with these criminals. he'd give them his pitch. he'd say pay me this money, but you're still going to have to meet with the dea and you're going to have to sign a standard cooperation agreement. so these guys would have paid vega. they would be meeting with dea agents and prosecutors thinking their case had been fixed. now do the dea agents and prosecutors no that that's what they think? that's one of the things i was looking into. jason: to say the least, this is a high wire act where he's walking between law and some really bad people and yet, i mean, hopefully this isn't a spoiler, he's still around. you talked to him. here he is all these years later, look what i did. zeke: i would track down these retired law enforcement officials. a lot

trish: i was down in disney world, i said -- that was disneyland. >> yeah.. >> also people pay hundreds of dollars to get in to disneyland. trish: it is super expensive. >> they did not pay 200 to see that show. >> nobody needed that. >> it would be nice if people behaved. rob good to see you. >> thank you. trish: that is about to do it for us. tomorrow we have a big show, corey lewandowski, talking 2020 with corey. he ran the 2016 trump campaign. general jack keane, we'll talk iran, maybe some venezuela, it looks like administration strategy is not panning out right there. we'll see if the general has anything to say about that we'll get into a lot more, we'll continue our coverage of the iran crisis, which is continuing to be a thorn in everyone's side. big night, big week. we have a lot more tomorrow, see you right back here, 8 p.m. eastern. judge andrew napolitano is in tonight for kennedy, he is next. judge napolitano: thank you trish, michigan libertarian congressman justin amash has become a lightning rod of convery since he called for trump's impeach

disney world in florida is offering at similar deal but with slightly different prices. >> i would love with you guys, thanks for the invitation. >> i will hear all about your trip to disney. >> thank you for joining us. mike and i will be here for more news at noon. >> announcer: live from new york city. it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: now here's wendy! [ cheers & applause ] ♪ >> wendy: thank you. [ cheers & applause ] >> wendy: thank you.

in florida the ride will open at disney world december 5. >>> a bay area summer camp in san mateo is helping girls break into the field of designing video games. >> some kids find school boring . in this camp you are learning something to make it fun. >> the campus called girls make games. it started 6 years ago and now has gone international. the campers work in teams. the best games will be entered in a national girls competition. for judges from xbox, playstation and nintendo pick winners. it is a way to give girls a taste of designing games. >> when i started my game studio it was almost impossible for me to find women developers. it turns out that there is not many of them to look for. that is where girls make games summer camp started out. >> the camp builds confidence for creating ideas and pursuing ideas in the gaming world and in their everyday life. >>> we want to get you out the door heading to work and hoping for that friday light traffic. ellie rasmus is in the traffic center in for sal. what does it look like? >> i knew what you meant. overall it is getting busy and the

. >> reporter: a woman on a flight home from orlando after a trip to disney world said she nearly died aboard the airpofne because hat was circulating in the recycled air. tricia powell had a severe allergy of nuts and called ahead of her 2017 flighto warn the airlines but she said that doesn't stop the flig nt attendant serving peanuts to other passengers. >> reporter: what went through your mind? >> praying to god. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: unable to breathe, she used her epipens and received oxygen and said she in still went to shock. the crew made an emergency landing.te the i-team wanto know how often these allergic reactions happen on flights and the uldn't release internal figures and neither they, nor the faa, are required to keep count.mb we found mes of congress having difficulty to get answers. >> as far as i'm concerned unimaginable that the airlines can't respond appropriately. >> reporter: tonighturs part of oull new i-team report what airlines are doing to protect passengers with severe allergies and why health experts say this may impact more people than you think. at r

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are talking extremely high potential, this could revolutionize air travel, it could be the new disney worldu know, we go all own a piece of space. on the other hand, it is super speculative, the kind of thing that is really hard to value, which is why it makes sense to go public. emily: on the other hand, they could never happen or happen in 100 years. how big of the milestone is this that a space company which has never taken a person into space will very soon be a publicly traded company? and hisn branson partner center talking about this 15 years ago and they had their first test flight, i think in 2004, the idea that private space was going to be a big industry was a joke. elon musk was just at the beginning of spacex. it was going on but it was very niche. having a privately held space company go public, it is a big deal. we should also say, virgin galactic has had test pilots in space. it is not like they have had no humans there, which is different from the jeff bezos and elon musk companies. the kind of travel we are talking about is not like going to the moon. it is like going to s

exclusive and dramatic video of a collision with a semi truck that killed five children going to disney world we'll hear from one of the survivors. >>> admissions scandal investigation. vanity fair reveals new details of the college admissions scandal. how a guidance counselor sounded the alarm one year before the story broke. >>> and public enemy number one. why the body of john

it's the kind of redirect if you're at disney world in the lines. zebly will be doing today. the special counsel is a experienced attorney. he's a rep reputable prosecuto. he doesn't want to sway beyond his report. the report was titled the r report on russia's interference in the 2016 election. on that point, from a lee l gal -- legal perspective, he cleared the president, that there was no interference by the president or his campaign. lauren: republicans will want to know from mr. mueller the origins of the report, what did you know when, why didn't you make any of this information public when you knew the president was cleared of collusion, why didn't you tell us. >> yeah, absolutely, lauren. there's something else that no one else is talking about which if i were asking questions, there's two volumes of this, 199 pages on the first issue and 182 on obstruction. you know how many citation there's are to at real donald trump, the twitter feed, there's 32 that i counted. if i'm asking questions on the republican side, are we really building a case

. >> reporter: from a store inner fredericksburg, virginia to a great grandmother at disney world inshock. i didn't really know what was going on. >> reporter: police around the country keep arresting users and sellers of hemp-deprived cbd that's made frthe same canabis plant as marijuana but it won't get you guy. >> smells and looks the same. >> reporter: credit martinez is president of evio labs in florida and says it's very difficult for officers to tell which is which without testing it in a lab. as the i-team exposed earlier this year, the police field tests only to detect cannabinoid so the tests turn purple or positive testing maruana or cbd sglokts we saw a lot of people being arrested and charged for possession of canbis when quan tated in a lab it's actually hemp products. >> reporter: turns out police in switzerland were having the same problem more than a year ago. >> the police officer has no chance to distinguish thesewo kinds of materials. >> reporter:eet jeff scientist michael bovens who spoke to us via skype where a chemist deloped a new test at the science institute

the changes planned for the "tomorrowland" speedway in disney world. right now they're gas powered. the new cars would be battery powered and built by radio flyer. online reports say this is going to be a big improvement with less noise and pollution. not to mention a better ride quality. disney, of course, is the parent company of abc7. how many times did you ride those when you were a kid? >> plenty of times. imagine the acceleration with a tesla. >> slow down there, sport. >> buckle up, michael. we're going for a ride. i can't wait. thank you. >> thanks, michael. >> huggies is doing something it's never done before. putting dads on diaper boxes. huggies tweeted the video of its new special delivery diapers featuring different pares holding babies. this is kind of a big deal for huggies. they once got criticism for ads that portrayed dad as disconneedrom the caretakering role. >> biological clues as to why women may be more likely than men to be develop alzheimer's i men. they also identified some new sex specific genes that seem related to risk and progression of the disease. exp

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lion king" face-to-face with their characters as we count down the days to our parent company disney's world epic remake. it's wednesday, july 3rd. >> look at the stars. ♪ can you feel the love tonight ♪ >>> good wednesday morning. so much fun to get to. >> so much fun. >> yes. can't wait for that. >> can you feel that? >> what? >> the love? the fun? >> tonight? yeah. >> it's all coming this morning. >> uh-huh, stay with us. >>> we do begin this half hour with a new look at the living conditions of migrants detained at the southern border sparking nationwide outrage. >> at least 18 people were arrested in boston at a close the camps protest where they urged congress to shut down detention centers and reunite families. that's one of many demonstrations held across the country as the department of homeland security's own inspector general released a report about migrant families held in overcrowded cells. abc's will carr has details. >> reporter: new images from inside jam-packed migrant holding centers showing what the government calls dangerous overcrowding. one facility manager says the sit

. >>> a tourist from the midwest banned from disney world forever.didn't have a fastpass. >>> a chicago woman is banned from disneyland after she punched a disney worker and pushed buttons on a ride full of people. a 23-year-old woman was angry after she was told she didn't have a valid fast pass for the tower of terror. she began pushing buttons. >>> renovations on a popular hollywood universal attraction are complete. parkgoers are lining up to experience jurassic world the ride. it was closed in september for the overhaul. it gives guests a thrill by taking them on an excursion through the jurassic world theme park. >> i am excited. i used to come one time every year to ride on the jurassic park ride. i was there the last week it was open. >> you get very wet. you see creatures you have never seen before and then you see big dinosaurs. >> stars from the jurassic park movie came out to celebrate the unveiling. universal studios isn't saying how much they spent to overhaul the ride. >>> american's favorite breakfast food isn't fancy. eggs topped the

. >> i still wake up i'm on probation and i can't get up and take my son to disney world. you want to go somewhere outside of what philadelphia? >> yeah. philadelphia. >> you have to get permission to travel? >> yes. even if it's to the next county over. if it's out of the city we have to ask for permission, you could get the rest of your probation time given to you as jail time. >> taking your son to school, you have to get permission. >> yeah. my son lived in n jersey but i live in philadelphia. it's a bridge. i couldn't get my son from school. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday. i'm michelle miller along with jeff glor. dana jacobsen is off this weekend so elaine quijano is joining us. >>> we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, we'll take a look at the future may hold for civilians. >>> lunar letters. we'll look at the thousands of letters written to neil armstrong during and after the historic mission and the replies he sent back. >>> the world was gripped when they saw live images from the lunar surface. that was the latest in the history

days i think about it, wake up like, i'm on probation, i can't just get up and take my son to disney worldthe age of 18 to 32. i can't go across the state line. >> reporter: any time you want to go somewhere outside of what, philadelphia -- >> yeah, philadelphia. >> reporter: -- you have to get permission to travel? >> yes. even if it's to the next county over. if it's out of the city. if you don't ask for permission, you can get the rest of your probation time given to you as jail time legally. >> taking your son to school, you have to call and get permission? >> yes. my son lives in new jersey, but i live in philadelphia, the bridge is a 15-minute ride. it's just a bridge. i couldn't get him from school. >> what are you teaching my son? >> i'm teaching my son about dignity. i'm teaching him about respect. i'm teaching him about being like i was and always being the man of the house. >> by the time you were 5, you didn't have a father. how do you learn to be a good father? >> by watching tv shows and something like that really. >> seriously? >> yeah. basically, you just got to learn. i'm

. >> i mean, i went to disney world a lot in my 20s. this is crazy. >> i go quite a bit to disney.t. there are people of all chajs there. it's the magic kingdom. there's no reason why adults shouldn't go. everyone should go and have a good time. if you remember, there was a big fight in disney -- neil: yes. >> so in today's disney, anything that happens is going to get caught on film somewhere and we will all hear about it. if it's sensational enough it will go viral. people of all ages should go to disney. >> how dare her take my childhood. go and hug mickey, feel good, maybe escape. neil: you visit the hall of presidents? >> of course. the whole nine yards. neil: i see lots of couples who get married at disney. >> absolutely. it's a big business for disney. neil: where does this come from? it probably heightened the interest of people wanting to go. >> free publicity for them. neil: free publicity for them. >> all a stunt. neil: it got us talking about it. guys, thank you all very, very much. good seeing you again. >>> in the meantime, $3 million for winning a fortnite game. you

bloomberg is reporting disney world and disney land use magic bands to follow spending habits.te of oklahoma where a court case could be fist to hold a pharmaceutical company responsible for the opioid epidemic. the case against johnson & johnson, and it now rests in a judge's hands. during the seven-week trial the father of austin box, an oklahoma football star who died of a drug overdose got emotional on the stand. >> from the university of oklahoma this saturday before he died. he was one of those kids people graph tated to him. steve: this morning austin's mother joins us live from oklahoma city. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: tell us how you wound up in the case. tell us the story of your son austin, how he got hooked on opioids. >> my son austin suffered many athletic injuries from the time he was 14 until his death and during that time he handled that in a, in a healthy way by physical therapy. but then in his final year i think playing football i think he became emotionally unwell in regard to having to deal with another injury and he had a ruptured disk i

disney does tell many different stories but it's films often paint the world in the same way. how we see society in a positive light, how resilient, fighting for a common cause can lead to change, how individuality can really make a difference, it is almost like the more they tell the same story the more they tell the same story the more they tell the same story the more they are reinforcing stories and values that have been taken for granted for generations. that's not a bad thing, is it? i would not say disney is necessarily a bad thing in terms of the stories that it pushes on us, i do think that disney does not encourage us on us, i do think that disney does not encourage us to see the risks in light, and to understand the world ina more light, and to understand the world in a more nuanced way, and that is where the value of art that is not disney really comes into play. but such subtleties are not the concerns of the average movie—goers. this blockbuster season, any films will generate a worldwide gross of some $5 billion at the box office. the audience of blockbusters is