kron four's justine waltman spoke with this for a 5 year-old and his family about how a trip to disney worlding some joy back into their lives. >> you want to go to disney? you a trip to the most magical place on earth would be a long ways away from the hospital beds. 5 year-old jammer everson is used to staying in just before his 3rd birthday. his and then bradley everson. >> notice they're normally active. son did not want to walk or eat at the advice of their doctor. they took straight to the hospital where they found jammer had cancer over hunter tumors in his brain and spine. doctors found a very rare brain cancer in the little boy from newark and during the height of the pandemic, he started chemotherapy, which nearly crushed them on the streaming treatments are not for. >> seeing 3 year-old a 5 you know, for pediatrics jammers is nonverbal. but his parents notice the one thing that made him happy during his hospital stays. >> watching disney shows now the family has started a campaign with one of the time, a nonprofit with a mission to make sure no sick child feels alone. they are rai

he's going to disney world kron four's.justine waltman spoke with the 5 year-old boy and his family about this trip and bringing joy to their lives. >> you want to go to disney? a trip to the most magical place on earth would be a long ways away from the hospital beds. 5 year-old jammer everson is used to staying in. >> just before his 3rd birthday, his parents, samantha in bradley everson. notice they're normally active. son did not want to walk or eat at the advice of their doctor. they took straight to the hospital where they found a jammer had cancer over hunter tumors in his brain and spine. doctors found a very rare brain cancer in the little boy from newark and during the height of the pandemic, he started chemotherapy, which nearly crushed them on the stream and all treatments are not for. >> seeing 3 year-old a 5 you know, for pediatrics jammers is nonverbal. but his parents notice the one thing that made him happy during his hospital stays. >> watching disney shows now the family has started a campaign with one of

. >> are you excited to go to disney world?yes, i'm going to go on the rides. >> people caps on asking if we can come out and get a feel for what this is going to be like. >> phil berg, in charge of customer experience, launched the program for families in 2013, and one for service dogs and their handlers the nex year. >> i want to make it the most accessible airport in the world. >> the airport created a travelers with disabilities advisory committee keeping disability front and center. it offers an array of services, like a lanyard with sunflowers that alerts staff to travelers with hidden disabilities like hearing loss, and free access to an app people with low vision or blindness can use to navigate the terminal independently. >> a gentleman six feet in front of you. >> it is now considered a leader whent comes to accessibility. >> it is the right thing to do to make sure we have done everything within our power to make that journey our customers are on equitable and accessible. >> it has been at least eight years since mag

you worked at disney world?h was very fun. and i was a character performer. i walked on stilts. i was the fashion puppet in "the little mermaid" show, which is the hardest puppet in the whole show. i did a lot. >> nicole: you know stilts? >> i know stilts, yeah. i actually still have a pair. you know this. >> nicole: no. >> oh no. >> nicole: i can't believe i have to learn this on television. >> i'm so sorry. [ laughter ] i know, i know. you hate when this -- >> nicole: you still have stilts? >> yeah, in my closet. >> nicole: i've been in your home. >> i guess you haven't been in my closet. >> nicole: i have. >> that actually is true. >> nicole: when the sprinklers went on at that party. and you were very -- "here, go in my closet." and i'm like, what, and sew two things together? [ laughter ] very nice that you tried to clothe me. what are these, thimbles? [ laughter ] i've been in your closet. >> i know. i do have stilts in my closet, i'm so sorry. i was also in the jedi training academy, did you know that? >>

they are raising money to take a family trip to disney world to bring some joy back to their lives.nt to see him smiling. want to see them all smile. it's just been rough few years. jammers cancer has no cure. >> but happiness could sure help. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. that's coming up in about a month will be in golden gate park. yeah, annual festival. and tonight we're learning a little bit more about what's in store, including some artists that will be taking part in the shows. and we have field shows that are in the course work in the park. he'll be held at venues around the city like the fillmore sweetwater, music hall palace of fine arts featured artists include marcus, mumford, bonny light horseman and moon. hardly strictly will be held this year from september. 30th to october. 2nd. >> and the silicon valley pride festival and parade coming to downtown san jose. that's this weekend. it will be from 8.30, until noon from north market from a west julian street to west san fernando. that festival begins at 6 saturday night at

all we want is to go to disney world.st bay who is battling. >> a very rare form of brain cancer for us just in waltman spoke with the 5 year-old and his family about how the strip bring some real joy back to their lives. >> you want to go to disney. you a trip to the most magical place on earth would be a long ways away from the hospital beds. 5 year-old jammer everson is used to staying in. >> just before his 3rd birthday, his parents, samantha and bradley everson. notice they're normally active. son did not want to walk or eat at the advice of their doctor. they took straight to the hospital where they found a jammer had cancer over hunter tumors in his brain and spine. doctors found a very rare brain cancer in the little boy from newark and during the height of the pandemic, he started chemotherapy, which nearly crushed them on the streaming treatments are not for. >> seeing 3 year-old a 5 you know, for pediatrics jammers is nonverbal. but his parents notice the one thing that made him happy during his hospital stays.

. >> all he wants to do is go to disney world.attling a very rare form of brain cancer conference. justine waltman spoke with a 5 year-old and his family about how this trip would bring some joy back into their lives. >> you want to go to disney. a trip to the most magical place on earth would be a long ways away from the hospital beds. 5 year-old jammer everson is used to staying in. >> just before his 3rd birthday, his parents, samantha and bradley everson. notice they're normally active. son did not want to walk or eat at the advice of their doctor. they took straight to the hospital where they found a jammer had cancer over hunter tumors in his brain and spine. doctors found a very rare brain cancer in the little boy from newark and during the height of the pandemic, he started chemotherapy, which nearly crushed them on the streaming treatments are not for. >> seeing 3 year-old a 5 you know, for pediatrics jammers is nonverbal. but his parents notice the one thing that made him happy during his hospital stays. >> watching disn

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she plans to spend the ck the check on christmas presents for her family and a trip to disney world.ts would rather change owners not moved to a new new home so that could happen in in all of hearst where you can purchase two cats that come with with house just pay $285,000 for for the cats in the house he would get belongs to a cat lover lover who passed away so she donated her home loca shelter, the shelter is helping you owners will adopt the cats. all the proceeds will go to supporting animal adoption efforts in yuba county. >> feels like a little bit of a trick. $285,000 for cats? is that the total? >> maybe it is a good deal. i would want to meet the cats first. you could pay me $285,000 and i wouldn't want to live with the cats. >> okay let's look what's happening weatherwise. we are in in for a big warm-up but a couple days of comfortable temperatures, today below average for inland areas back to to near average tomorrow and wednesday but the heat dome is going to be strengthening but moving closer we will have hot conditions inland beginning thursday and fridaythreal hot wea

. >> seth: you guys went to disney world two weeks in a row?nd who's sitting in front of us but a 40-year-old man and a 10-year-old boy. how sick is that >> we were like, "you leave pinocchio alone, geppedophile! [ laughter ] made a really big scene. it was really healthy. >> and he was all, "this is my son. we're on a family vacation." yeah, a likely story >> seth: that's a very likely story. >> and then when we got off, the ride operator wouldn't even say "merry christmas." >> seth: well, it's april. >> my god, you're as bad as him. >> okay, so three weeks earlier -- >> seth: oh, my god, how often can one couple go to disney world >> oh, we're not a couple. we're brother and sister >> seth: oh-yoy-yoy. [ laughter ] >> so we're riding the haunted mansion. [ laughter ] this is serious, seth. >> seth: okay, fine. your brother's making a weird face [ laughter ] >> are you okay? >> i'll be fine. >> is he bothering you >> yes >> anyway, as i was saying, we're riding the haunted mansion, and they have this bride and groom ghost >> seth: okay. >> tha

it's the perfect treat for people who shouldn't be at disney world [ laughter and applause and that wasologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we've got a fantastic show for you tonight. he is an emmy and peabody-winning producer who is also a bestselling author, and of course, the host of "watch what happens live," our friend, andy cohen is back with us tonight [ cheers and applause and he is a grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling comedian whose new netflix special, "the good old days" is out now. jeff foxworthy will be here tonight. [ cheers and applause and this is very important i do want to keep prefacing this with, it's not a joke, the thing i'm about to tell you. this is not a joke i have a new book. it's a children's book it's illustrated it's called "i'm not scared, you're scared," and it is on the new york times bestseller list its top three. [ cheers and applause which is how authors say it is not one or two [ laughter ] now, easter is coming, and i want you to think, what would your kids prefer in their easter baskets? some candy or a top three new york times bestseller?

jack: really quickly the themepark spicy disney world price that the check to make sure they're not zimbabwehas gotten that's is there any pushback from visitors at this point are we going to have hyper mickey mouse inflation questioner. >> it doesn't seemed like the ceos document keeping -- pushing prices higher for the theme parks have more people than they know what to do with these crowded parks. they are overcrowded as long as they come there raising prices. jack: audrey we get prices on home depot low's on wednesday. the ceo of a decking company business is good but some of the retailers might hold too much inventory they might do sell down the second half. why do you expect from the big box home-improvement change? >> both have seen some slowdown in their growth in the last six months the stocks have been hit. sound about 20% this year. investors are more cautious with the second half of the company. what spending trends they see the second half to 2023 when things could be better. jack: bluebells got walmart and target coming up. but you look at their questioner. >> both companies ar

going to disney world with 100 people, never. you got a large party.ou need one of those people who tours you around. reggie: you need like four of them. kumasi: i just think about going to grandmas and making cookies, you have to wait in line. drew: you sharpen your light, where are the cookies? kumasi: she makes the pie and who gets to lick the bowl? reggie: there is a lottery system. she has a powerball. drew: reggie never gets to taste the spoon. this is a pretty picture. as he son is getting up and we are fog free, we are seeing of colors on the horizon. it is warm to hot the next three days. excessive heat watch for some areas inland starting tomorrow. tomorrow is our hottest day. today, 89 in san jose, 85 in sunnyvale. even along the coast, low 70's. downtown, warm, 76, at lower 70's for sunset. north bay, and a lot of 90's if not 100. 94 in san rafael, 100 in ukiah. 81, berkeley, 82 in oakland. 100 in antioch. 101 later today in brentwood. mainly clear skies away from the coast. mid 60's later tonight is we head into tuesday. tomorrow is the ho

that's twice as many as disney world has varied under space mountain.eally great after offering too many discount had made the park cheap enough for teenagers bent on causing mischief and mayhem. it was a cheap daycare center o teenagers during the summer. what's with these teenagers today? when i was their age is 70 aske me into a van, i would. such a struggle now. not everyone was happy with a plan to reduce the number of teenagers. i can't blame -- i forgot. i forgot. but i can't blame that teenager were acting out for having seen six flags rides recently? is a new one they rolled out fo 2022. all right kat a semi serious question if you want to create division you raise prices per you price out the people don't want to be around that you have first class in plain. you get the people that -- . >> i like amusement part but i like the rides but i hate the lines. >> i love the lines and i hate the rides. >> you think you are joking but actually the teenagers don't care about the rides, they like the lines that way they can all touch each other without t

this week at disney world, it's not only a small world but a torturous one. not only did the ride known as the happiest cruise that ever sailed trapped visitors in their boats for over an hour but one of them started to sink! you know, laura, this attraction was built in the 1964 world's fair. it was probably built when the bmi was a little bit lower than it is today. >> laura: oh, that's why they have to make the extra wide coffins now for people, right? apparently -- no one was hurt, right? >> no one was hurt. >> laura: as it was slowly submerging itself, apparently the music kept going, so that's a nice touch. >> but that's the most torturous part of all to have to sit there and listen to that song for over an hour. just imagine that. these people should get free passes, laura. >> laura: remember when i got stuck on "it's a small world" and i didn't get off for 1 1/2 hours? that music, i couldn't get it out of my head. and all the puppets. it was a micro and macroregression. democrats have so desperate for someone to rescue them from biden that bill crysta

other difficulties in that should be acknowledged but there were images and it's a small world at disney worldwhich is no wonder, it was built in 1964 but the centers for disease control tell us our obesity rate for those 20 and older is now 41.9% nationally. how is this sustainable why is bill maher the one bringing this to the national conversation? >> he's hired to be able to get away with it and this is a delicate issue. we talked about this heading into the show and i thought don't get me in trouble, i don't want to get in trouble talking about this because it's a delicate balance, a tight rope to walk because what you don't want to do is shame someone because you have people with eating disorders, it's easy to send them to the wrong place. however, celebrating an unhealthy lifestyle and encouraging it is also dangerous as a whole and for society. it's a tough one. >> it's a problem and it's a small world? >> i think it was away -- anyway. stick around, saturday fox are next. ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show, time for our big saturday fox. our biggest pics for the biggest of the w

next year she is going to disney world. this year, taipei. this is lunacy.cy pelosi clearly, you just saw the tape, has no understanding of what she's doing or what might happen if she does it. no one wants to say it out loud but the truth is she can't know. like, here is, she has never even been in a bar fight. she has no understanding of violence or its consequences. there are consequences including the potential deaths of millions of people. this is exactly the wrong time, the crazies possible time to send an 82-year-old narcissist to taiwan. the u.s. has never been less ready for war particularly forward with china. the biden administration has done everything it can to make certain we are not ready. for a war with china or even with taliban. biden has since the day he took office politicized and weakened the united states military systematically to the point we are not going to win a war against china. sorry, that's true. general mark milley out there telling congress that soldiers need to learn about white rage because otherwise they'll be unprepared f

admission tickets to disney world theme parks are up 3871% and 50 years.oing to the top, that is what you have to pay. as a marine, we get a lot of help on base. i would not be able to afford to go in my little girl loves it, she has been a couple more times and i have at three and i am 36. the happiest place on earth. the politics out. make it affordable. come and enjoy what you have which is american history. >> you used to be able to plan your flight. now you have to take out a mortgage before you go. it is a nightmare. >> after rebuking warning from china about visiting taiwan, house speaker nancy pelosi says why she has always felt a connection to the country. >> since i was a little girl i was told at the beach that if we dug a hole deep enough we would always reach china. >> i actually thought when i heard this, raymond, that this was not real. i could not believe that she actually said that. i assume if you make an ugly face it will stay that way. >> i will not, on ugly faces. i am leaving that right where you laid it. >> it does stay that way. >>

and disneyland is not disney world. >> stephen: talking smack about disneyland how. >> it makes me seemtime there, but eight days worth. >> stephen: how old are the kids. >> almost two and four. >> stephen: four is perfect. she like the princesses and all that kind of stuff? >> she's a thrill seeker. >> stephen: last time we were together you said she was mott thrilled with having a little brother. has she adjusted because they eventually like them. >> she loves it now. she just is a narc. >> stephen: how does this manifest itself? >> the thrill of feeling like she could get him into trouble and he's mott even two yet. she'll run in and be like, spencer was reading a book upside down! i'm, like, okay, well, you know, that's not really hurting anybody. like -- and he can't even read! those are my books! it's fine, but to not seem like i'm a one-sided parent, i'm, like, but he shouldn't be reading it upside down, there are outs of sides to this story. >> stephen: how does he feel about her? >> he adores her. >> stephen: of course, she can do no wrong. >> and she's barely tolerating him ri

the theme parks is there was so much pent-up demand and families that didn't go to disneyland or disney world and to lay the trips and now we are vaccinated and are going and the question is whether there is a crush of attendance now and maybe next year things are lighter. >> a huge question especially in different parts of the world. we will talk you tomorrow. testimony begins right now. >>> right now one of the men behind the shortage issuing a harsh morning and the economy and whistling through the graveyard plus is walmart about to go head-to-head with amazon prime, details of the new streaming platform for the largest retailer and what it means for an already crowded field of streamers and later at the extreme option significant to the slump and another berkshire bump for oxley. this is fast money on the desk tonight. we start off with the countdown for the big cti report as economists are expecting relief as they pulled back in july and with housing costs, will it be enough to tamp down inflation fears as markets take a bit of a breather with the nasdaq dropping 4% with the fourth strai

duz knee world had the gupgs to exercise their right to free speech and the governor goes after disney world. it's unbelievable. it's a battle of hate versus nice and love. and people need that now. people are tired of politics of sniping at each other. the back biting and all the bickering that goes on. and the governor is great at it. he likes to bicker and he's a bully. and florida is tired of it. i'm convinced of that. and so i think that they are going to want a governor that has a heart, that has compassion, a governor will expand medicaid, so almost a million floridians will get their health care. and the federal government pays for most of it. i don't know why he would not take that. it's the right thing to do. it's the compassionate thing to do. wear these yellow wristbands that talk about practicing the golden rule every day. and i don't know if the governor ever learned the golden rule, but if he did, he's clearly forgotten it. we deserve better. my fellow floridians deserve better, and that's what this campaign is all about. bringing the sunshine back to the sunshine state and do

disney has just leap frogs, the traditional market leader to become the world's biggest streaming service for subscribers. disney added 14400000 paid uses across it's 3 platforms in the 1st quarter. edging past netflix for the 1st time now has 221000000 subscribers to it's disney plus hulu. and e s p n plus services. disney has also revealed is funding a new ad supported streaming service in the u. s. at the end of this year. let's get more on all of that from our wall street correspondent yen score to the ends of these. have you on just explain to us how has disney managed to leap frog, netflix, when it comes to streaming content is king and in that regards, the success of disney is a long way in the making. if you want to put it that way already in 2006, the disney bought picks up properly from the job. then that by the way, it was the one year before netflix thought a switch from sending dvd by mail to their streaming service. then an o 9, a disney followed up with the purchase of the marvel universe. then in 2012 they bought lucas film. and that was that the right to star was met also

so, he met with an association of news editors at, of all places, disney world. here is the clip that is most memorable. president nixon: i want to say this to the television audience -- i made my mistakes. but in all my years of public life, i have never profited from public service. i have earned every cent. and in all my years in public life, i have never obstructed justice. and i think that i can say that in my years of public life, that i welcome this kind of examination because people have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. well, i am not a crook. i have earned everything i've got. >> fairly interesting body language there. anyway, it was really setting up the fact that he was go to start releasing tapes. so, what happens when it comes time to release the tapes? they have got to go to judge sirica november 21 until the judge there is an 18 and a half minute gap in the june 20 conversation. this, again, a whole new round of headlines disclosing the gap. i think that herblock -- herb bloch, who was not richard nixon's favorite cartoonist a

this morning -- the department of defense warrior games are officially under way at disney world in orlandoation of wounded and injured active-duty and veteran u.s. military service members. hundreds of athletes including those from international allied nations compete in adaptive sporting events, like wheelchair basketball, cycling, and wheelchair rugby. we caught up with brent ireland who is representing team special operations command. ireland is an army first class and a green beret. he tells us these games are so much more about competing. it can be finding a purpose after injury. >> people think, an amputation is a worst-case scenario. it ended up being the best thing that ever happened to me. >> reporter: navy petty officer first class ruth freeman is returning to compete at the warrior games. >> this year, i'll be competing in track, field, cycling, rowing, shooting and sitting volleyball. >> reporter: that's a lot, girlfriend. freeman calls herself resilient. she's endured surgeries and treatments for thyroid cancer. after some recovery time, she was introduced to adaptive sports.

reggie: i like the ride that i went on in disney world. kumasi: we can be blue people. i also like pocahontas. all the colors of the wind. when the fda is expected to approve new booster shots aimed at the new subvariant of covid. kumasi: a san francisco facility is looking for potential pet owners on its anniversary today. reggie: when some resorts and lake tahoe are set to welcome visitors for the winter. kumasi: we will be right back. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because

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are people going to disney world? they are. but are they spending as much money as they used to? disney has to start making money because they canceled their devon. and while they did this, disney plus venture. so they added 7.9 million users disney-plus last quarter when netflix lost a million subscribers. so there's a big, big, big play on the markets tomorrow at cpi in the morning, consumer price inflation and then disney in the afternoon when the reporter but okay a long like myself, you tell me how are they supposed to make money because they can't charge anymore. >> like my ticket to disneyland is not going to help them. they that that's got to stop would look for the money elsewhere. >> yeah, but that that's where you're you know, you're being coy and i know you are because when the park first opened was a dollar, now 110 plus dollars to get a park and people are lining up outside to get at. and you know, if you want to get on the right first, that's an extra $20 per person that jump to the front line, making money hand over fist coca-cola, peas them to sell coca-cola at th

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and for those of you who have been to disney world, you'll know when you visit the haunted house ride, that's where the image of the haunted house comes from. a big, abandoned, foreclosed victorian house that people can't afford anymore. let's the time and which francis perkins grew up our families break business collapsed, and the country was in a downturn. so just like we always do an american when times get hard, the perkins family moved. they moved to massachusetts. her father opened a stationery store, and she grew up middle class. her parents were renters. still, they managed to centered to college at mount holy oak, where girls could save on expenses by sharing in the housekeeping. he wanted to get a job as a social worker in new york city, but she got turned down. instead, she worked at home and worked a series of tempt jobs filling in with teachers who were on leave. i think a lot of american young people could identify with that. it took a couple years for her to get a regular job, and she had moved to chicago to do it. she was teaching at a girl school called fairy hall. it

kron four's justine waldman spoke with a 5 year-old and his family about how an upcoming trip to disney world trip. i guess that's his nickname there. you can find a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. and that'll do it for us here at the kron. 4 news at noon. let's send things over to olivia horton for live in the bay. how's it going? olivia? hey, stephanie, how's it going? pretty cool. but we actually had the founder of campaign wanted time brody, nicholas. >> who was on the show yesterday to talk about jamison, aka jammers very, very amazing story. love that. now. that's that's fantastic. and i'm so glad to hear that you're giving them. you put in the spotlight on their incredible story as well, lydia. yes, absolutely. and you can actually catch that on live in the bay dot tv. but coming up today, we have another incredible show. the female black and immersive self care market. learn how you can shop from some of the top small businesses in our community. then we're celebrating with a z chalk a find out how you can get a half pound a fudge for free. >> plus, the must haves for them on the

well, this week at disney world it's not only a small world but torturous one . not only did the ride known as the happiest cruise on that ever sailed, trap visitors in their boats for over ann hour. but one of them started to sink . you know, this attraction was built for the nineteen sixty a world's fair. itas wastl probablye built when the bmi was a little bit lower, though they have to makewi the extra wide coffin now for a piece of that no one was l hurt right now. no one was hurt as it was slowly submerge itself.o apparently the music kept going so n tonight that's much. but s that's the most torturous part of all l to have to sitd there and listen to that song for over an hour. these peoplee should get free pass and everyone i got stuck on , it's a small world and i can get off from within an hour g and 15 minutes. that was like several years ago. yes. etin that music i think that i couldn't get it out of my head for allou the puppets moving back and forth, i think t it was all a micro and macro progression. all right. speaking of sinking ships, the democr

when she reason she eats and sleeps and she even joined the family trip to disney world.ith some perks because the folks at disney whisk breyer and her creepy doll to the front of a long time at the park's haunted mansion. wow. all right. well, everybody could probably use some help blowing off steam at the office. some employers are turning to the popular lego toys to help their workers do that. employers say the toys help people with. >> communication, anxiety and being creative. a program called lego serious play is also driving the popularity in the use of legos. workers can help bring up concerns by first building, a small model with the bricks and then think about what's being built and why microsoft is reportedly using that training program to help its employees. staying cool during these hot summer days can be especially hard for students at recess and the hot blacktop. but a new product, maybe changing that is called street bond and it's paint with the solar reflective coating that actually lowers the ground surface temperature by as much as 12 degrees. a crew wa

coming days to a florida-based investor group led by this intriguing mystery man [ laughter ] disney worldesday lifted its remaining mask requirements, and it is really freaking out the kids [ laughter and applause tyranny is over! [ laughter ] the organizers of the tony awards have issued a warning to attendees that this year's ceremony has a, quote, "strict no-violence policy," which is obviously a response to that time that guy shot alexander hamilton [ laughter ] people love "hamilton" so much they were, like, "yeah!" a man in canada recently discovered through a dna test that his biological father was his former co-worker though he probably should have figured it out sooner. [ laughter ] i like when i have to wait a second 'cause it's a reading joke [ laughter ] today was national tea day oh, do you guys want some tea? in that case, wally's getting fired later. [ laughter ] >> hey [ cheers and applause >> seth: i'm kidding i went to the network brass and i said, "either he goes or i go!" and they're like, "have a great day. [ laughter ] and finally, according to the latest numbers, by

. >> and the old family snapshots, hiking in hawaii, disney world, all the christmases, seemed to show a dad over the moon with his three girls. katelynn was a star volleyball player and all american. and new without a doubt when her father is in the stands on game days. >> you could hear him? >> i could. everyone could. >> her dad was in a long term relationship with a single mom named kimberly roush. >> he had three daughters and i two boys. and a lot of our time was spent being involved in their sporting events. >> they'd been on again off again for years, but no sooner had they decided to take one of their periodic romantic timeouts from one another then they'd rubber band but back together. >> a song would come on, he pulled the car over, take me out of the car, and dance along the side of the road. being with him was amazing. >> and now that his girls were grown, keith reed was at long last finding his special place, getting comfortable. he bought a big house in town. a sign the superintendent wasn't just using clymer as a career steppingstone. >> he found where he wanted to be,

that's almost twice the number of disney world has burieds under space mountain. they'll deny it. they reportedly increased prices after offering too many discounts that had made the park cheap enough for teens bent on causing mischief and mayhemem. ceo celine sewell said it was a cheap daycare center for teenagers during breaks and the summers and they refused to behave. i mean, what's with these teens today? whento i wasas their age, if someone asked me into a van, i would. such a struggle now. but not everyone was happy with brazil's plans to reduce the number of teenagers. but i can't blame i forgot. i forgot. but i can't blame the teens for acting out. haveflag you seen some of six fs rides recently? here's the new one they rolledth out for summer. >>ey 2020 two oh, all right, ka. >> semi's. serious question, but this is it. this is a strategy in a class system that if you want to create division, you raise prices, you price outou the people you don't want tot be around. that's why you have first class and planes. is that what's happening here? you just don't want people to c