>> regis is in new york and i'll be at disneyland -- >> oh my goodness. guess the kids are going to have to be fat. >> i hope you're happy now. >> kelly ripa, everybody! disneyland, tomorrow, be right back. hey, would you mind if i ask sheila out? of course not. we broke up 6 months ago. but i don't think she'd go for a guy like -- [ ping! ] she says she'd love to. [ ping! ] she can't wait to see me. [ ping! ] she's wanted me to ask her out for over a year now! [ ping! ] she just sent me a video. [ girl's voice ] hi stephen can't wait for our date! oh, can i see that? aah! [ male announcer ] in the network, sparks fly faster. at&t is getting faster with 4g. rethink possible. ok, allie's spelling bee is monday... sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka's science fair is on the 8th. she's presenting the solar system. hey, i've got just the wholegrain fiber to keep her full so she can stay focused. um, you rock. she'll be ready to rock. [ female announcer ] make your kids big days, mini-wheats days. packed with 100% whole grain fiber, kellogg's froste

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how disneyland is helping you get to the fun faster. >>> and as if it's not confusing enough sometimes, the new kind of relationship status that facebook will let you choose. >> she has been wearing this bracelet since she was 12. >> never taken it off. >> engraved with the name of a soldier she never met. the phone call she waited nearly 40 years for. coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ the company is developing a sy let you check >>> well disneyland wants to help you avoid long lines. the company is developing a system that will let you check in to hotel rooms from home. it will also let you move to the head of the line by reserving times for rides, shows, and meals. the idea, to let guests personalize their vacations. the company says it will -- it is well into the development of this time-saving program but did not say when it will roll out, did not mention the costs of it either. >>> also in the news, facebook users, listen up. you now have

the ph,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the company is developing a sy et you check >>> well disneyland wants to help avoid long lines. the company is developing a system that will let you check in to hotel rooms from home. it will also let you move to the head of the line by reserving times for rides, shows, and meals. the idea, to let guests personalize their vacations. the company says it will -- it is well into the development of this time-saving program but did not say when it will roll out, did not mention the costs of it either. >>> also in the news, facebook users, listen up. you now have more options to declare your relationship status. civil unions and domestic partnership are now in the drop- down menu. not going to be available everywhere, just in countries where facebook says users have asked for it. that's the u.s., canada, the you uk, france and australia. the gay and lesbian alliance against desperation applauds the move and says it lobbied facebook for those additions. >>> think back to when you were 12 years old. could you have kept a promise? well tonight we meet a bay area woman w

[ laughter ] "say 'i'm going to disneyland.' say 'i'm going to disneyland.'" [ screams ] [ laughter ] "it's third-degree burn! [ laughter ] it's the marshmallows!" how do they do that? that's just an awful -- awful ending. here's some tech news, you guys. google is accusing bing of watching what people search for on google and then using that information to improve its own search results. yeah, that's when you know bing is in trouble, when even bing isn't using bing. [ laughter ] check this out. a prison in alabama has a program that let's inmates meditate for up to ten hours a day. [ laughter ] the program is called "being in prison." [ laughter ] i guess that's -- what else -- [ applause ] great program. awesome. whose idea was that? "we also have a 24-hour meditation." this is exciting. i heard that prince william already knows which designer he's wearing for his wedding. i'm not going to tell you which designer, but let's put it this way, "he's going to like the way he looks, i guarantee it." [ laughter ] men's wearhouse. [

or "you are leaving today to drive eight kids to disneyland?" to my grandmother who at 93 and fires the family with her determination. to my colleagues who support me every day and work with us to really give a great education to our students. i have a wonderful administration who supports all the teachers and really inspires us to be our best. and to the students to make teaching so much fun. thank you. [applause] >> she is going on rocket boat. our november teacher of the month is from yellow elementary school, a third grade bilingual teacher. [applause] she has always test, and kurds, and inspired when his students come back to see her to report their accomplishments, such as being accepted to lowell, getting excellent grades, are winning awards. there are few greater satisfactions in life than since coming back to thank her and tell the -- tell her how well they're doing. [applause] >> i would like to thank the mayor and other leaders, the organizers and supporters for this event. this means a lot to me. i never thought or dreamed that i wou

>> abc and espn are recovering, the raised rates for disneyland and disney world and occupancy is going higher. they're doing everything fine that's another reason why don't doubt that a high today. disney had a height and carried it hired today. when the it's it's the fans, by a company like disney they have an all-time high. you know mickey mouse and cinderella they're not going away. >> i know you're coming back, stay with us we'll be back after this break. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. >> justin, a cruise ship docked in san francisco for repairs has been fixed. it's ready to go again. you're looking at the carnival's blinder did famously ran into huge problems in november. this is where fire broke out in the engine room and knocked out power and communication. the ship was left stranded at sea south of san diego. ev

who is going to disneyland? aaron rodgers leads the green bay pack to a superbowl championship but some of his fans. >> you mean disney world. >> okay. >> of biggest fans -- but some are claiming foul in dallas. >> and a store >>> coming up 4:50, if you are going to fargo, five below. minneapolis, 14, chicago 26. everybody else in the 40s and 50s. let's go to memphis, snow developing right now. that will be heading to louisville and possibly indianapolis. we have some thunderstorms around atlanta and charlotte. expect delays this morning. >>> the green bay packers are scheduled to return home with the superbowl trophy today, lombardi trophy and show it off to their fans at lambeau field. they beat the steelers 31-25. three touchdown came on passes from aaron rodgers. this was the fourth superbowl title in franchise history. close game. packers had a field goal and held on for the 6-point win. the trophy is the lombardi trophy and vince made his name there in the green bay. >> huge disappointment for 400 fans who

every year we could go to disneyland and i took her to yosemite. it was very special to do that with my sister. at the time i was climbing a lot, i thought i'm going to pick a big bad mountain to climb in honor of krista. she had an amber necklace she got on the indian ocean coast and i was going to take that and put it on top of,k 2. when i went to,k 2 to climb a mountain and instead a found affair greater mountain to climb. here's the world's second highest mountain. you can put 84, monthe horns here to fill it up. i hope there's no outdoor retailers. two season family camping tents from logan you at the this tenth is a french league on eres tenth designed for the sahara. this came from north face prototype tenth called the wind tunnel. it was 20 years old when we took it to,k 2. here's our mottly crew of 12 climbers. the gentleman in the white shirt left after one week after he found out there's no alcohol in pakistan. i don't tell you anymore where he's from, but this is - what is this doug? deadly. avalanche. we call this the mother of all ava

go to disneyland, have a little fun, take a vacation, retire.lutely. >> won't know what to do withç herself. >> absolutely. >> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> havanna is lighting up for its annual cigar festival. connoisseurs from around the world travel to cuba for the week-long event to celebrate what is considered to be the world's best handmade cigars. cigar lovers will get a chance to see how the cigars are made. the festival also includes seminars, trips to the factory, and plantations and, of course, tastings. >>> here is one way to make the best of a snowy situation. forget snowmen. this giant igloo is one for the record books, at least that's what canadian officials are hoping for. at nearly 30 feet in diameter, the city claims that's three feet more than the current world record holder. they're have time to figure it out. in the right conditions, this igloo could hang around for nearly three months. >>> it's always important to pay attention to crossing guards. a

. >> from disney world to disneyland! >> ...and those who serve.e. >> ♪ 'cause it's one thing or another ♪ ♪ i don't even know why i bother ♪ >> ♪ one thing just tears her down ♪ ♪ 'cause it's one thing or another ♪ ♪ i don't even know why i bother ♪ >> ♪ hail to the victors valiant ♪ ♪ hail to the conqu'ring heroes ♪ ♪ hail, hail to michigan ♪ the champions of the west >> ♪ 1, 2... >> sometimes we joined in. >> ♪ ...you know what to do hey! [ drumming ] >> i would say listen to your >> [ playing rockabilly solo ] you are ♪ ♪ you are always sleeping, you are ♪ >> all: ♪ you are always sleeping ♪ >> ♪ you are >> all: ♪ you are always sleeping ♪ >> ♪ you are >> all: ♪ you are always sleeping ♪ ♪ you are always sleeping >> we teleported. 2, 1. >> all: stuck the landing! stuck the landing! >> begin teleportation in 3... 2... hike! >> where'd they go? >> what? >> what happened? >> ♪ ...michigan ♪ the leaders and best ♪ with pride, we hail to the victors valiant ♪ ♪ hail to the conqu'ring heroes ♪ >> we ate. >> we had fun. >> we spent time with you. >> ♪

he was in dallas in the morning, disneyland in a the afternoon under a in new york. >> how many playsou run. >> we ran 40 different plays. >> you don't get guys at this stage of the game coming in "and is that to the left or ... is larry goin' left," at this point you don't get that, do you? >> well, you actually do. change >> northern california is definitely on the rodgers bandwagon. they may have to move to it mr. rodgers neighborhood. chico's coach couldn't be prouder. >> you want to be happy for aaron and the packers and you know pleasantville high school, the college, chico, it's just amazing. you know. you could never ever believe something like this could happen. >> sa. the open at hp pavilion, even guy yamon teeth was a little star struck against pistol pete but he was able to pull it in between. 15 years between them, playing in the exhibition the fourth year. check out the clash of serve and volunteer volley at the net. monday teeth wins the set 7-6, 67-4. >>> we start with people watching. >> goodness gracious of all the dramatic things i've ever seen. >> cameron diaz feed

when it's over, he'll have run from disneyland to new york city. along the way, he hopes to get kids interested in more than video games and junk food. >> there's about 25 schools along the way and i'm going to give a talk about the importance of physical activity and a good diet. they're going to run with me a mile down the road and i'll keep going. i'm really trying to inspire this nation to get healthy. >> reporter: he's run across the south pole, the gobi desert and the sahara. he says he'll burn about 7,000- calories a day. >> no longer about me, kind of doing these incredible physical feats on my own but inspiring other people to take up a challenge no matter what that is. >> if carnases can inspire a slug like me he can get just about anybody motivated. you can track his run on our website, we've posted a link on ktvu.com. he starts his cross country run on saturday. >>> details about the conversations president obama had during his recent bay area visit have begun to spill out. thursday night in wood side the president toasted silican valle

>>friedman: it's pretty sad, i mean i wouldn't go so far as to say that europe will become a disneyland of cheese, wine and monuments for rich asians tourists. but i would say that the europeans are worried. they've got germany growing at 3% and the periphery growing at an anaemic 1 and 1/2 %. they're got these several sovereign debt countries. there will be 1 or 2 more if not the false big recues. and the interest rate policy in europe is impossible to do. because you need lower interest rates for the poor weaker countries. you need higher interest rates to stem inflation in germany. that gonna be a big dilemma. i don't go as far as george soros who said this will tear europe apart. but i do think when you're looking at that kind of dynamic, europe is going to have more problems. >>sager: alan the development in tunisia, and the ripple effect across the region are overshadowing the forumhere. is there concern in the corridors that this contagious will spread to the rich oil producing countries in the gulf? >>friedman: in a word no. the concern is more about egypt. we have seen violence

. >>> waiting in line for your favorite ride at disneyland could soon be a thing of the past.the chairman of walt disney parks announced a new program in the works. it will allow visitors to make reservations. currently disney world does have a fast pass system but they must do it from the park. >>> why some researchers are now saying, don't bother going running. >>> and why a radio cast today was carried all across the country. >>> we'll report on how much michael jackson's estate has made since his death and why it still may not be enough to untangled his finances. -- untangle his finances. >>> two new grocery chains are merging and expanding here in the bay area. sprawl farmers market is expanding operation with henry's farmer's market. they will work under the sprout's name. there are two current sprout's. >>> a thousand radio stations around the country simulcast a rally. >> without any warning our dj who was on air was just -- he was cut off, couldn't even say goodbye. could not even sign off to our listeners of 34 years. >> for last few years, fans have been trying to g

. >> this is like no other, special for me, just being a kid and going to disneyland and california,nowing how much fun that was to see so many packer fans out here and just to be able to share in the celebration with him. >> i thought aaron rodgers played like aaron rodgers, that's why he is the mvp. >> this was the scene when aaron rodgers hometown, his parents in texas for the game. some of his friends and former coaches got together to cheer on the first packers super bowl mvp since bart star. >> that was very exciting. a lot of these coaches are here, strength conditions coaches are here and families here. it was exciting to see that. i am very proud of them. >> emotional roller coaster. this game was up and down. i feel like i ran a marathon. my heart is all pumping. i'm all excited. amazing, amazing. >> great scene in chico. the talk of the nation, not just aaron rodgers and the game but the national anthem that went awry. ♪ ♪ what so proudly we watched as the twilight as last gleaming ♪ >> christina aguilera missing over the ramparts we watched and adding in gleaming. she sai

then, performs and played at disneyland.oberts. these guys are a testament to the fact that hard work can make anything possible. >> this great chorus from p.s. 22, in staten island, new york. >> reporter: and finally, the moment arrived. while their fans watched from a pizzeria in staten island, the choir from p.s. 22 flew. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow blue birds fly ♪ >> boy, what a moment that was, robin. i can almost see you tearing up watching it. >> no. i'm telling you it was so special, george. having them out here. they were so well-behaved. they're buzzing about. and mr. b. is trying to wrangle them. they kept saying, we have to sing tonight. they were all about the performance last night. >> they -- calm, cool and collected, too. having a lot of fun. but they just nailed it last night. >> didn't they? they sure did. and they're going to be on "oprah" today. how are you going to keep them down on the farm once they've been to paris? they're living the dream. let them fly. if you live for performance, upgrade to cast

that is not like a ride in disneyland.yfield parker in the background, that's how you know it's real. man, that was insane. >> yes. >> jimmy: and he was like, going like this to you. >> and he was like doing the whole thing. he gave me a towel with his little symbol on it, and i just jacked it and stuffed it in my purse. i still have it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i don't think he wanted it back, right? he does -- does he wipe his sweat and give it to you like elvis? >> i didn't see him wipe himself. >> jimmy: no. >> no, i was kind of coveting it from before i got on stage and then -- yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, that's a pretty great prince concert -- first prince concert to go to. >> i know, i don't feel like i can go again unless i get serenaded. >> jimmy: it's impossible. >> but, i couldn't even hold my cup afterwards. i was like breathing really heavily. i was wearing rain boots, i was like not ready at all. >> jimmy: wait, you weren't prepared -- >> to be serenaded. >> jimmy: -- to be serenaded by prince when you w

actually i was there at disneyland but -- >> jimmy: you didn't watch when that occurred?hone call going, honey, i'm going to the hospital. >> jimmy: and then you laughed? >> yes. >> jimmy: this is why you're the villain on the show. if your husband falls off a stage, you could at least fake concern. >> when you first hear, oh, my god. and then i found out he was really hurt i was of course very concerned. absolutely. >> jimmy: you seem like you're lying. >> well, now -- >> jimmy: you don't know if you're coming back to the show next year. you do know they lost footage, which seems very responsible. >> how dare they? we worked really hard. >> jimmy: how could they lose it? it happened three months ago and somebody lost it? i hope somebody's getting fired over that. what will we see on the lost episode? >> i have no idea. they keep everything really -- >> jimmy: they don't -- >> i get a screener a couple of days before the show airs to, you know, write a blog -- >> jimmy: if you see it, do you call them and -- >> i call them all the time. >> jimmy: do they listen to you? >>

friends, family and then he went to disneyland, today. disney world. with mickey mouse, and rogers. it has been my career there and waiting for an opportunity and make the most of it. high school, junior college, division 1, backup. and i did not overlook as a draft pick up. no, i'm going to make the most of that. >> how about that pam? >> he waits for his turn at cal. and in the draft, all the way down to the end of the first-round kind of embarrassing. >> they took alex smith over him. >> and he was with the 49ers at that time and said that if iran rogers who is this guy? and with-. rogers rushed and he jumped on board for alex smith. mccarthy goes to the packers. and let us see if this works? super bowl champs! >> a great game yesterday. not just about the game but those advertisements always get a lot of buzz. if and internet reporter, kimberly sakamoto. >> of we have it showed you the worst and how about the best. arched stone, doritos, a volkswagen van. take a look. bridgestone tires. (music) >> 4 driver someone to get the most out of their car. bridgestone. >> cannot hurt my

but this is italy, middle ages and, sort of, makes new york seem like disneyland.ly? >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is rough stuff. and "the tudors" -- yeah, that was a big thing. >> yeah, "the tudors" was very popular. >> jimmy: it was very good because i didn't know much about, you know, "the tudors." "the borgias," i clearly didn't know much. >> you knew nothing about it at all. >> jimmy: i thought it was pronounced "bor-gi-as." >> "borgias." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ imitates italian accent ] >> "borgias. it's good." >> jimmy: the brogias." yeah, it's a casino in atlantic city. [ laughter ] you got a lot of amazing, dramatic stuff here, but, coming up, we have the two funniest people, the farrelly brothers. will you stick around and talk to those guys? >> you know, i'd like to. do you think they might give me some work? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. you do not need work. >> all right. >> jimmy: come on. it's the one and only right here, jeremy irons, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] "the last lions" is currently in theaters. we'll be right back with the farrelly b

jimmy luis gomez who goes by taboo began performing with them at night while keeping his day job at disneyland: does that keep you grounded? >> it keeps me grounded. >> reporter: the three rappers had some success and then met a former child actress and singer named stacey ferguson who starred in the tv show kids inc. and then sang with the girl group wild orchids. after falling on some tough times, fergie was striking out on her own. >> i got into drugs. and went full circle. you know, into krystal meth and came all the way back, cleaned up my act, and moved back home to my mom's and started over. >> reporter: fergie began singing back-up with the peas while recording their third album. before it was completed, she was a member of the group. >> the stars align. sometimes there's just a magic that happens with artists. you just know it. you feel it in the room when you're working with somebody that it's working. ♪ >> reporter: with songs like where is the love, the group connected with a larger audience. ♪ where is the love? >> that song struck a cord in every single person that listened to it

. >> reporter: not exactly disneyland but this is a huge attraction. >> isabel: cute kids!st time he sought peache solve these cos it was children these pages. and it is so nice to see them kids running around in the snowfall. >> marty: still ahead. go back to kirkwood and snowfall. >> henry: a great place to get out of the cold. somebody from lonely planet will tell us some great warm spot this >> marty: 8:47. this is mount hamilton. from sky for. >> isabel: it looks like a christmas card. this is from sky 4 james? >> james: through the diablo range, and mount diablo has a nice it dusting. and even north peaks, mount tam getting a lot of of testing. a beautiful shot with cold. and--dusting. although the bulk of the rainfall is offshore we are cutting some pop up showers here, there. and near san gregorio they are getting a snowfall but they are really seeing snowfall. please keep those phone calls coming in. we want to know where the snowfall is. with snow reported and that is pretty close to the coast. you do not have to necessarily be up to the santa cruz mountains to se

. ♪ disneyland rides.n emmy for "lost." >> the way i would explain how i write music is, i watch something or i look at something. i get an emotional reaction to it. and i give it back to you in music. ♪ >> reporter: you've also heard his music in movies, like "mission impossible: 3." "star trek." ♪ "the incredibles." ♪ and "ratatouille." ♪ >> we're working on a pixar movie called "up." >> so long, boys. i'll send you a postcard. >> reporter: his beautiful work in "up," earned him an oscar. ♪ >> if you want to be creative, get out there and do it. it's not a waste of time. >> reporter: giacchino once had a the privilege of conducting the academy awards orchestra. for a life-long lover of films, joining the academy was a high note. >> it was a chance to meet people that i admired all my life. and get to learn from them. that's probably the greatest gift about being in the academy. express that musically. >> reporter: when he's not making music, he's teaching it. mentoring students in a program called educat

and liv live from disneyland in california, kelly ripa on special assignment with our super runner deanun across america." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television]

he left from disneyland yesterday and is running all the way to new york city. along the way he hopes to inspire kids to get active, run 50 miles a day for 75 straight days and if you want you can track him online. we posted a link to his website the ktvu.com. >>> a chinese man is taking the word snowman literally. he sat buried up to his neck in snow for 46 minutes, wearing nothing but swim trunks. that's a new world record. had he also holds the records for sitting on a pile of ice cubes. he lasted two hours in that challenge. >>> that bone-chilling cold is not stopping the annual polar plunge in san francisco today. ktvu's john is again host is this event, he's going to do exactly that as well. the plungers gather at noon today and take a dip in the icy bay waters. the money for today goes to the northern california special olympics. there's also a polar plunge in lake county today and one viewer just told us it is 22 degrees. >> 20 degrees out there in the air temperature, check in with rosemary again. rosemary. >> just as cold getting outside in the next ho

it is disneyland and the wizard of oz. we are go to save this and that. you mean you have an illness or accident or something and you just pay for it forever and all limits come off. come on. how can you do that? this is the one gorilla that will eat everything in the cage. i really mean it. we were puzzled. we did hit them for $440 billion or whatever it was and it could not exceed one% g.d.p. per year. i don't know any way possible how this will work and i live in the real world of cody, wyoming where a beautiful 91-year-old lady, sharp as a tack had a heart attack. she is on medicaid. she is supported by her dear family. in 10 days she had every test known to man or woman. air flight. i think the air flight. her last 10 days of life cost $350,000. that is the way that it is ladies and gentlemen as walter cronkite would say. the huge glut of the money goes to people over 70, 80, 90. >> you can't imagine how raw the scab is on health care in washington. so approaching this subject was the toughest one that we had. just personally i can tell you my mama s

it is so complex, so unbelievably bizarre, it's disneyland, it is the wizard of oz. if you have an illness or accident or something and you pay for it forever. come on, how can you do that? this is the one guerrilla that will eat everything in the cage. i really mean it. we were just puzzled. i know any way possible how this will work for it i live in the real world of cody, wyoming were a beautiful 91-year-old woman had a heart attack and she is on medicaid and she is supported by her dear family. in 10 days, she had every test known to man and woman in billings and cody. her last 10 days of life cost $350,000. that is the way it is, ladies and gentlemen. the glut of the money is going to people over 70, 80, 90 and with this obama care bill puts it into the stratosphere. >> you cannot imagine how raw the scab is on health care in washington. approaching the subject was the toughest one we had. my mother said she was proud of may. she thanked me for being fiscally responsible budget did not want to mess with your medicare. [laughter] that is the way many people are.

it is disneyland and the wizard of oz. we are go to save this and that. you mean you have an illness or accident or something and you just pay for it forever and all limits come off. come on. how can you do that? this is the one gorilla that will eat everything in the cage. i really mean it. we were puzzled. we did hit them for $440 billion or whatever it was and it could not exceed one% g.d.p. per year. i don't know any way possible how this will work and i live in the real world of cody, wyoming where a beautiful 91-year-old lady, sharp as a tack had a heart attack. she is on medicaid. she is supported by her dear family. in 10 days she had every test known to man or woman. air flight. i think the air flight. her last 10 days of life cost $350,000. that is the way that it is ladies and gentlemen as walter cronkite would say. the huge glut of the money goes to people over 70, 80, 90. >> you can't imagine how raw the scab is on health care in washington. so approaching this subject was the toughest one that we had. just personally i can tell you my mama s