i'm trying to get thrown into disneyland jail. [ laughter ] i said, what is disneyland jail?e is a rumored place within disneyland that is is a legitimate jail and he was trying for his paper for my art class to be thrown into it. and it was amazing. >> jimmy: wow. >> and for the rest of the day we tried to get thrown in jail and it didn't happen. but that was when the seed was planted into my brain what is this jail? and then because i'm in this movie, "saving mr. banks." >> jimmy: which is a great movie, by the way. really, really great. >> thank you very much. it's a disney film. and courtesy of disney we got to go to disneyland, a guided tour from an imagineer. those are the people that create the rides and it's got tony baxter, a legend. he gave us a tour. and like when we went there, it was supposed to be for research for the movie and i walked in and all i could say is can we talk for a second about disneyland jail? and he gave me a look like who are you and how do you know of this? and he denied it for about five hours. he denied it, and i stayed on him. we were with

>> no way. >> we're going to disneyland. >> why is she crying? >> i'd cry, too, if somebody said, gail, we're going to disneyland. >> chloe still under impressed but still has a smile on her face. >> and who showed a similar video with lilly around her birthday time. >> we're leaving today to go to disneyland. >> no, i'm not joking. >> and she started crying but it was beautiful because she was so thankful and excited. >> it's almost the exact same reach action. >> but we also get a view of had are little sister, chloe. >> and her mom said lilly absolutely deserved this. she said she's a very grateful child. >> what about your doctor's appointment? >> i don't have a doctor's appointment. >> i love you. >> i love you, too, mommy. >> this is 6 centimeters above the gorge and a drop all the way down. if you fall, there's no way back. >> he is standing on top a rock in norway. he is not going to base jump, he's not going to wing suit fly off this rock. >> oh, no. >> at the very edge of this rock, with a drop of about 2,000 feet, he decides to do a on

the disneyland is a designated target they say. in the landmark of americana with lady liberty and mount rushmore according to those of homeland security, so as we stand in the entrance rituals the security folks search us and i feel the general by something music coming back into the time and the trail and deny heavily there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well this is christmas day. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them had said it used to be closed on sacred days. of course now the church of retail and used magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as the four of us move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the conference and extended the copy written life of mickey mouse to 80 years is singing to less. someday my prince will come. that means he wasn't a premature ejaculator. elton john with his fema and the three musketeers and what is this ragtime cementin

>> i'm trying to get thrown into disneyland jail. i said what is disneyland jail?a rumored place within disneyland that is is a legitimate jail and he was trying for his paper to be thrown into it. and it was amazing. and for the rest of the day we tried to get thrown in jail and it didn't happen. but that was when the seed was planted into my brain what is this jail? i'm in this movie, "saving mr. banks." it's a disney film. we got to go to disneyland, a guided tour from an imagineer. this guy, tony baxter, he gave us a tour. it was supposed to be for research for the movie and all i could say is can we talk for a second about disneyland jail? and he gave me a look like who are you and how do you know of this? he denied it for about five hours. and i stayed on him. all of the actors from the movie were there. i stayed next to him looking to see if he was acknowledging any part that there could be a jail and giving any cues. after like eight hours of kind of staying with him, stay with tony baxter on this, he finally said look at me. i know that you are a fan of di

>> no way. >> we're going to disneyland. >> why is she crying? >> i'd cry, too, if somebody said, gail, we're going to disneyland. >> chloe still under impressed but still has a smile on her face. >> and who showed a similar video with lilly around her birthday time. >> we're leaving today to go to disneyland. >> no, i'm not joking. >> and she started crying but it was beautiful because she was so thankful and excited. >> it's almost the exact same reach action. >> but we also get a view of had are little sister, chloe. >> and her mom said lilly absolutely deserved this. she said she's a very grateful child. >> what about your doctor's appointment? >> i don't have a doctor's appointment. >> i love you. >> i love you, too, mommy. >> this is 6 centimeters above the gorge and a drop all the way down. if you fall, there's no way back. >> he is standing on top a rock in norway. he is not going to base jump, he's not going to wing suit fly off this rock. >> oh, no. >> at the very edge of this rock, with a drop of about 2,000 feet, he decides to do a on

disneyland is a designated terrorist target they say. in the landmarks of america it is up there with leader liberty -- lady liberty and the act of homeland security pity this a, as we stand in the first of those two lines in the entrance rituals, the security folks search the suitcase and say buy something. music rising from the source and 100 feature forms going back, the train sales over and undeniably there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well, this is christmas day and its pact and a very crowded and used to be closed on christmas. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them said it used to be closed and sacred days and of course now the church of retail and joost magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as we move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the congress and extended the copy written life to 80 years is singing to less. someday my prince will come. that mea

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. >> it looks like disneyland for adults. [ laughter ] my -- my friends like to go to disneyland a loti figured i'd bring something like that here. >> the neighbors don't mind and in fact some of them stop by every night so their kids can dance to the display. >> play the piano. >>> colombia is taking evergreen to a whole new level. the environmentally friendly christmas display coming up. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or a question, give us a call at our hotline 8885 helps you. volunteers on this christmas eve standing by to take your calls. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ideas... that wi >>> well, there's still time to get that one person left on your list the perfect gift. last-minute ideas that will wow them with not a lot of effort. that story and much more coming up tonight. you better get busy. >>> finally it might be the greenest christmas tree in the world. 27-foot tree is made out of bamboo in more than 50,000 recycled plastic bottles. but when you turn the lights on, no one can tell it's trash. it's set up in a town plaza in colombia. the idea i

that was the day disneyland's founder and animation pioneer walt disney died at the age of 65., raised in small town missouri, disney arrived in hollywood in 1923 as a young cartoonist with virtually no money. by 1928, he found success with mickey mouse and steamboat willie. was on his way to building most successful animation studio in movie history. in 1937, disney released "snow white and the seven dwarfs" first feature length cartoon, winning an honorary full-sized oscar. a moment he shared with shirley temple. >> i am so proud i think -- many more would follow snow white over the next seven years. >> open the fantasy land castle. >> in anaheim, california, in 1955, disney's next innovation. a theme park of his own design. >> for all who come to this happy place, welcome. >> disneyland was another huge success, attracting kids by the millions. and grownups as well. by the 1960s, walt disney was dreaming even bigger. acquiring 28,000 acres in central florida for a project that would dwarf, as it were,. >> here in florida we have something special we never enjoyed at disneyla

yeah we shot at disneyland well i'm not in those scenes was tom hanks is and apparently it was pretty amazing to shoot there they said that with had to be like military type precision because the they only had so many minutes before the park opened but and then but we shot many of our scenes on the disney lot because in fact it's still as it was in one thousand sixty one they've added a few things but most of it's unchanged and in fact. i have i play music and i've put out some records but i'm not a natural singer. at all and when i read the script the one thing that was like the biggest fear in it was that i would have to sing you know allowed a lot of allowed to these people concert not alone but one particular scene is that me just gets this thing floating in the air i had to sing there's a part where i sing feed the birds just to walt disney played by tom hanks and that was like highlighted in my calendar as a very soon every day it was one of my favorite songs and really maybe crowell to walt disney's favorite song and richard told me a great thing which is that walt disney loved

i used to think, yeah, but money could take me to disneyland. well i never made my childhood dream of going to disneyland but the lesson on manners was not forgotten. if i failed to say please, thank you, yes, sir, no, sir, yes, ma'am, no, ma'am and i could experience rebuke and abrupt physical contact. when i failed to live up to her religious standards of polite behavior, i was challenges with her question, were you raised by wolves. and i would sometimes display my smartaleck rules by saying, you raised me. she never thought it was 23u7by as i did as funny as i did. no matter how little we had of material things, we could always treat others like we wanted to be treated. our culture today seems devoid of manners. people shout at each other and talk over each other and use profanity. it has become routine even in political circles. technology has given us the way to communicate by way of smartphones but it isn't the same as polite. selfies, leaders routinely snap them at funerals of other world leaders and that shows how far we have slipped fr

i woke up at 6:30 this morning at disneyland. i don't know how it happened. at home having a few drinks next thing on the matahorn. the truth is i was at disney land to ride this awesome new ride they have called the view. you sit in a chair. it doesn't move but you're surrounded by five women who shout questions at you and you freak out. i was on "the view" this morning or i had a vivid dream that all of my aunts were mad at me. barbara walters is here tonight. this is the first time she has ever been here. we both work on abc. we got off to kind of a rocky start the first 11 years of the show. at long last she is here and tonight barbara has promised to answer this question. >> i know this is an uncomfortable place to bring this up. of all the co-hosts you have worked with over the years and i want to ask you tonight and you don't have to answer this now, which lady of "the view" you like the least. >> you going to answer tonight? >> i have a little time to think about it. i'll tell you tonight. >> yeah, we're going to find out who that is, tonight. i think

a >>> i recently went to disneyland and saw the most amazing thing.stance dog hangg out with bruno. thou >> what could be better than that? >> how about this aboard a disney fantasy. there's pluto and there's the assistant dog. and that's so sweet. >> the dog's loving it, back and forth with pluto. >> it's biting its whiskers, biting its nose. wonderful, wonderful moments. and the dog is excited like, ooh, polluteio is playing with me! >> if you go to these cruises, you don't get this much one own one time. >> you can't beat that for cuteness. >> this time of year everyone's always talking about, ork, we got our christmas p.j.s on or holiday ugly sweater. there's something new forle holiday time when you wear and what you do. it's this. ♪ for everything there's a time and a place ♪ at christmastime that place is your face ♪ >> a christmas face, if you will. of course this video from bret and lange. grace from daily grace and also hanna hart. but what in fact is a christmas face? ♪ like a christmas stud, but you're drinking reindeer blood ♪ oh you're t

california's disneyland tops the list, followed by squimtimes sq epcot center, dodger stadium and at&t court. >> people are checking in at the right place. >>> let's talk sports. he coached the celtics for nine years. many thought doc rivers would get boos returning as the clippers coach. instead he got an ovation. fighting tears rivers said he could not function for the first 18 minutes of the game. you wouldn't have known that. l.a. had a close lead in the fourth and then l.a.'s jamal crawford robbing the gap with two three-pointers, he had 21 points for the night he got. clippers take it 96-88 for that homecoming for doc rivers. >>> will texas football coach mack brown step down this week and alabama coach nick saban step in? director says saban is focused on the bowl game in oklahoma right now. saban is the highest-paid college football coach. but talk is his extension offer is even more and a potential texas offer could be astronomical. mack brown's attorney saying he hasn't decided on staying or not just yet. >>> congratulations to auburn's gus malzahn who won coach of the year.

they don't remember the trip to disneyland? a little more lasting for them. >> reporter: and unbelievably despite everything, abby and hayden say, they forgive their father. >> i've forgiven him because i have to for myself. and so i can start to live a normal life. i don't want hate, anger, and any of that in my heart. >> reporter: if your father were right here, hayden, what would you say to him? >> uh, you know, i'd tell him that i forgive him and that i don't want him to carry this burden around with him for the rest of his life. >> reporter: when we come back an extraordinary television moment abby and hayden reunite. and you wont believe what our mics picked up. >>> that moment is something. a judge decides the fate of the family. what do you think the father should serve? what about his children? should abby and hayden serve the same amount use the #abc 20/20 we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ you're all alone friend, ♪ pick up the phone then. ♪ ring ring, call them up, ♪ tell them about the new trends. ♪ ♪ because she gets to cho

which begs the question, what is the happiest place on earth, and no, omar, it's not disneyland. denmark is number one. norway, 2, switzerland, 3, netherlands 4, all the way down to 17 is the usa and that's on a scale of 1-10. none of the ten richest nations rank in the key to happiness, and what's the scandinavian secret other than chocolate in what's going on? >> what made me really happy about that, it's all that matters. i think there are some things in the scandinavian model that we're getting right. and i don't want to paint denmark as the perfect country because we're not, but there are things that work here. and specifically, we know that wealth in itself does not drive happiness in a nation. we know that income equality drives happiness in the nation. so if you have high inequality, for a very simple reason, if you're walking around the streets, and you're rich, but you see people starving in the streets, that makes you unhappy. in denmark, we have some of the world's highest taxes, which i don't necessarily enjoy much, but that makes free healthcare, and free universiti

and his wife tonya and their family checked into the candycane inn for a much anticipated trip to disneylandst night. that's when a griffin struck. surveillance cameras caught a thief hot wiring their new honda suv and driving it off along with all of the presents in the back. anaheim police were so angry about this crime they paid the family a surprise visit today. >> the police department got together and put some gifts together and wrapped them for you guys. >> are you surprised? >> yes. >> it is really cool how the police officers all came together and made this happen. >> late today police found their car empty two miles from the hotel. dl is no sign of the -- there is no sign of the thief who made off with it. >>> there is still time to bring holiday cheer to needy children in san francisco. this is an annual tradition at lefty odoole. it is called the last chance toy drive. the restaurant owner, nick bovis, says the event was inspired by his worst christmas that he ever had. >> it was about 21 years ago and i got a pink slip for my job and no job and no place to go. my tbirl friend --

and his wife tonya and their family checked into the candycane inn for a much anticipated trip to disneyland last night. that's when a griffin struck. surveillance cameras caught a thief hot wiring their new honda suv and driving it off along with all of the presents in the back. anaheim police were so angry about this crime they paid the family a surprise visit today. >> the police department got together and put some gifts together and wrapped them for you guys. >> are you surprised? >> yes. >> it is really cool how the police officers all came together and made this happen. >> late today police found their car empty two miles from the hotel. dl is no sign of the -- there is no sign of the thief who made off with it. >>> there is still time to bring holiday cheer to needy children in san francisco. this is an annual tradition at lefty odoole. it is called the last chance toy drive. the restaurant owner, nick bovis, says the event was inspired by his worst christmas that he ever had. >> it was about 21 years ago and i got a pink slip for my job and no job and no place to go. my tbirl friend

. >> you think of walter reed army medical center many of us think of disneyland, disney world.hicago. >> why the crime fight ser coming back to the bay area. >> all right. good news on the peninsula as well. no traffic. not right now but it's 4:51. >>> it's 4:54. your boss called. he said too cold or she said it's too cold. stay at home. >> then i'm going. >> mountaintop, got to be getting some snow, christina says, pretty soon. california couple who bought the home where walt disney was born plans to turn the house into a museum. >> walt disney was born in this chicago home, 112 years ago. according to the couple's spokesman restoration will start in january and they hope it will be complete by december 5 next year which would have been disney's 113th birthday. the home is said to be built by disney's father and designed by his mother. >> get ready for bat kid the sequel. after the make a wish adventure came true he is returning to san francisco tomorrow. last month miles scott played bat kid fighting crime across san francisco or gotham city. everybody fell in love with this,

. >> it looks like disneyland for adults.lot and i figured i'd bring something like that here. >> tom says his neighbors do not mind in fact some of them stop by every night for their kids can dance to the display. >>> live at candlestick park, fans said good-bye to the stick last night but there could be more memories ahead. it's coming up. >> and today we are expected to hear the results of new tests on 13-year-old jahi mcmath to see if she can recover. the oakland teen still on life support after complications from surgery. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. visit vwdealer.com today like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappucc

everyone who goes there says it is like a horrible disneyland.e know that their nuclear ambitions are real. if there is instability in the political leadership, what does this suggest? >> this raises flags because they recently tested a nuclear weapons. quietlyntries are building nuclear arsenals but they are testing weapons. they are very close to a hugely populated capital, in south korea. there are tensions around the border, there have been the shootings of south korean islands in the last several years and all of this raises concerns. there arekoreans -- still efforts ongoing for reconciliation between the south in the north, this is the great dream pop, but let's imagine this does not happen. and that there is escalation in nuclear testing and the economy will crash. and there is a failed state in north korea. what good will come of that. >> a nightmare scenario. thank you for joining the program. in a few hours the body of nelson mandela will be moved to this hometown for burial services on sunday after a three-day. period where his body h

who doesn't love a day at disneyland? can't you and mom go without me? you're the kid. i think we need you to get in. it couldn't come on a worst day. the technology sector is tanking. we're doing a stock market project in school, and today's the last day. we all get a thousand fake dollars to invest,

it is that this next tuesday after the cabinet meeting discussion in tokyo disneyland cents more than six hundred people have been killed during the sectarian violence in the central african republic and a pos week un secretary general and keynote on friday won the group scattering obstacles that is in the nation saying while it was what came and was held them to account for the killings of hundreds of sympathy and close on friday unhcr spokesman. who warned that the situation in the country twisted tea or a team photo pointing out that some fifty to one hundred and fifty nine thousand people had been displaced from their homes in the comfort of bondi the impoverished country has descended into chaos since march when ms then a rebel groups of the fruit a christian not come from its christian militia attacked the capital last week causing huge casualties. the french defence minister has paid a surprise visit to the central african republic to meet its troops amid continued on breast in a cab to bondi. he stressed how important it is to quell violence that has killed hundreds of people

sometimes, that meant we couldn't go to the park or we couldn't go do the things, couldn't go to disneyland>> some resent the? >> a little bit of eventment there. yeah. so for me exit was a form of therapy to kind of talk to my parents and let them know, this is what is going on, without hurting their feelings and so i hope that this can also help other children maybe speak to their parents about the issues without hurting their feelings as well. >> how did this series of books maybe -- how did it help your family stay united? the words that you write about your brother are just truly amazing, the love that your family have for hirnlgt letting you say he was for your family? >> yeah, i think -- i think david's the blessing in itself and these books came after that. but he -- i think the -- the book just helps me express what a great person he's been in my life. >> mm-hmm. >> and i hope that they can do the same for other people. >> so, where are you taking these books and how well received are they, wherever you're taking them? >> the "what about me" came out in 2004, just straight out of h

>> from gchq to disneyland -- computer files and hackers. building that resembles that --cription is a story about >> i would rather that you didn't. [laughter] we do not need to publicize the information. what about secret locations? there is a point about talk that is in danger of having a discussion about the digital age. anyone who is interested in this would have done nothing were not available on the website. there's nothing the guardian published that is endangering --ple in the way that you >> it's not what you published, it's about what you communicated. that's what amounts or can amount to a criminal offense. you have caused the communication of secret documents. we classify things as secret and top secret in the country for a reason, not to hide them from the guardian, but to hide them from those that guide us. -- that are out to harm us. but you communicated those documents. if you knew about the enigma code in world war ii, would you have transmitted that information to the nazis? [laughter] >> that's a well worn red herring if

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fourth,the bellagio fountains and vague as 3 1/3, here in california, disneyland. square in new york and topping the list is siam paragon in bangkok. the bay area was left off the list. san francisco came in at no. 10. speaking of instagram, it's a throwback thursday in one day closer to the last 49 or game ever at candlestick. so, we want to see your throwback pictures from the stick. you can send them to breaking news at kron, three or an a message to our facebook page. --kron.com-- or in a message to our facebook page 3 we will be showing them on here all morning. >>darya: start making your new year's eves plans now and join us for kron4's new year's live presented by nissan. it is the only local, live show and the bay area ringing and the new year. you have a front-row seat to the biggest and best new year's fireworks show at a party. hosted by gary radnich and catherine heenan, this is the bay area's favorite way to rank in the new year. top stories we are following on this thursday december 19th. an early morning gas pump fire leads to a dui arrest. we're liv

we have the opportunity and one of the things that i say about that is why would we talk about disneyland if we can't take our kids there why would you talk about college when i haven't been there i don't know anybody who's been there and i certainly don't have the money for my child to go there so by starting with these child savings accounts we really are moving into an opportunity to think about that future right now one of the things that we're doing with the parents of those children is we're setting up emergency savings accounts and there are a couple of reasons for that emergency savings accounts really even small amounts of money can protect low and come families from what we call economic shocks it's an economic shock depending upon how low income you are could be a blowout on your on your tire on your car which prevents you from going to work with prevent you from paying your rent which then the house of cards comes down so it's going to start those accounts but and hopefully they will insulate them from those economic shocks but in addition to insulating them from those shocks

. -- for cult -- like disneyland for adults, i figured i'd bring something like that here. >> in factof the neighbors stop by every night so the kids can dance to the display. >> that's a hard rock. in vegas. pretty impressive. >>> it is 4:56 now. a service call with an unexpected twist. search for some bay area carpet that's coming your way. >> the family of the oakland teen on life support waiting on judge ordered test results to see if the young girl is in fact brain dead. we'll have the latest on the fight to keep jahi mcmath alive. ,,,,,,,,,,,, good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. december 24th. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> i have to be

we have the opportunity and one of the things that i say about that is why would we talk about disneyland if we can't take our kids there why would you talk about college when i haven't been there i don't know anybody who's been there and i certainly don't have the money for my child to go there so by starting with these child savings accounts we really are moving into an opportunity to think about that future right now one of the things that we're doing with the parents of those children is we're setting up emergency savings accounts and there are a couple of reasons for that emergency savings accounts really even small amounts of money can protect low and come families from what we call economic shocks it's an economic shock depending upon how low income you are could be a blowout on your on your tire on your car which prevents you from going to work with you and prevents you from paying your rent which then the house of cards comes down so it's going to start those accounts but and hopefully they will insulate them from those economic shocks but in addition to insulating them from thos

we have the opportunity and one of the things that i say about that is why would we talk about disneyland if we can't take our kids there why would you talk about college when i haven't been there i don't know anybody who's been there and i certainly don't have the money for my child to go there so by starting with these child savings accounts we really are moving into an opportunity to think about that future right now one of the things that we're doing with the parents of those children is we're setting up emergency savings accounts and there are a couple of reasons for that emergency savings accounts really even small amounts of money can protect low and come families from what we call economic shocks it's an economic shock depending upon how low income you are could be a blowout on your on your tire on your car which prevents you from going to work with prevent you from paying your rent which then the house of cards comes down so it's going to start those accounts but and hopefully they will insulate them from those economic shocks but in addition to insulating them from those shocks

if they want to make it a major attraction like they may the tokyo disneyland, they would have to allow a strength like las vegas or atlantic city. like i was going to do in europe . a, europe and vegas. has all of the components. -- i was going to college europe as.-- called it europe veg increasing tourism by 41%. a city that already had 9 million tourists. which up to 12 or 13 million in the first 12 months. >> if you were a betting man, do have a good chance of winning the right in japan? >> and do i think i will win in the right? we are in the pole position. we are most likely to get it. >> you can get more on that and the rest of today's news at bloomberg.com and you can watch some of the interviews you may have missed a bloomberg today. the chinese benchmark is on his way up. a very volatile start to the weekend. against the backdrop of a dividend cash shortage. david is here with the latest. here to explain what is happening. it is liquidity. that is the issue. >> is a gauge there's not enough liquidity. they will need to be higher rates to get the amount of cash. it is the same

disneyland jumped to top spot after number two last year. "new york times" square drop to number two. and epcot senter third followed by dodger sdwramd at four. at and t park now fifth. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> coming up on abc7 news at 4:00 found alive. >> the rescue of a family including four children stranded in subzero temperatures nearly two days. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00 anger, frustration over a needless death. a bay area man freezes to death waiting for shelter in this cold. >> and just in time for holidays the pit falls behind gift cards you may be to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >>> tonight agents of shield, then it's trophy wife, then what would you do at sock. search teams found a nevada family missing since

i never made my child hod dream of disneyland. but manners were not forgotten.f i failed to say please, thank you. or yes, ma'am or no ma'am. i got an icy stare or physical contact. if i failed to live up to the standards of her behavior it was a question were you raised by wolfs and beyond arm's reach i would display my smart aleck self and i would say you and dad raised me so you tell me. it was drilled no matter how little the material things we could afford to treat others like we wanted to be treated. our culture seems devoid of manners and people shout at each other and talk over each other and use profanitty. and rude and selfish behavior is are you tonight in business and political circles and technol dpaf us a capacity to communicate by the way of smart phones and smart is not the same as polite. selfie photos and world leaders snap them even at memorial services of other world leaders and that is how far we slipped from courtesy and propriority. can you imagine franklin roosevelt whipping out a iphone and snapping one of he and churchhill. or ronald re

what about the fact that cghq organized trips to disneyland and paris? that has been entered in your newspaper. if you knew that, information about the following details that members of cghq is also within the 58,000 documents the security of which you had serious agendas un? >> you lost me. from cghq to disneyland. >> these files contain method of trapping cybercriminals like pedophiles' or hackers. >> the only story that has been identified that resembles that description is the story about -- i would love the opportunity to talk about that. i don't see any need to further publicize that information. what about safe houses and other safe locations, secret locations, 58,000 documents that contain that information. >> the talk about talk in danger of having a discussion about a digital age. nothing from the guardian, the tolls and website, let's be real about it, there's nothing the guardian published that is in danger ring people in the ways you talk about. >> it is not only what you published but what you communicated. that is what can amount to a crim

bumped the eiffel tower off the list here it in second place, times square and in third place, disneylandia. and outside of peru, everybody is celebrating christmas, including dogs. part in a christmas parade, decked out in crimson. this is the fifth year the event has been held and also includes the dogs that are up for adoption in the hopes of finding a new home. speaking of four-legged creatures, while rudolph is preparing for a busy night, this reindeer is kicking back with his family. take sure to create room at the heing table for him because likes to eat with the rest of the family. that is a real reindeer. ok. get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. it for this edition of "bottom line." i am mark crumpton. that was a real reindeer. i will see you tomorrow night. ♪

not necessarily a disneyland kind of adventure like this play.ld tries to stop rookie don't do that in the nfl. okay davis was in pain but he came back and got revenge later. michael crabtree made two catches in his return from his achiles. crabtree turns this pass into a 60-yard play. but frank gore fumbled and snubbed up a chance for a drive. and this play personified the day. matt jerdono is con feuded. special teams player anthony dixon drops him for a loss that puts san francisco for the distance. watch vernon just kick down the door to the end zone. everybody was kung fu fighting. they sacked clemens three times. patrick willis for his 15th of the season. now 49ers joe staley will get an mri on his knee but officials say he has no damage to his acl. but as joe fonzi reports, the 49ers believe in that old motto, next man up. >> reporter: one of the most impressive things about today's win. was that when staley went down, five players were playing in different roles than where they began and everybody stepped up. >> the biggest case, is every

as in the tradition, both of these teams will visit disneyland. >> the sharks' game just ended in phoenixy won, 4 to 3. >> the warriors are going for their fourth straight win. as we check in on the scoreboard. the warriors are rolling up 19 at halftime. we will have more highlights at 11:00 p.m.. >> the thunder, will be without russell's westport. he will not return until after the all-star break. he tore his meniscus. he had some swelling, some issues so he will sit out for a while. >> we always have time for a hockey player who goes ballistic. >> that apple does not fall too far from the tree. as you can see his father also throws tantrums. >> he got into with the coach. they need anchor management.anchorger management good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's o

just long enough to make north ba -- another baby and go to disneyland.e didn't deserve all these years. she is such a good woman. she is so loyal. >> but despite her loyalty he recently reconnected with a childhood friend who he says is his true soul mate. >> we have been in touch for a year and a half and touched each other for 21 years and loyally she comes to visit me every weekend and we pour our heart out. she has been looking for me since i was 10 and she was 13. there's always been something special and magical between us now she is my soul mate, she's my wife now. >> he hasn't actually married the new girlfriend but it has caused a serious rift with his wife. >> she can't feel any other way but betrayed and hurt. we have grown apart. and those things just happen. >> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend but first, beaux and michelle ♪ ♪ i know they say you can't go home again ♪ ♪ ♪ i just had to come back one last time ♪ ♪ ♪ you leave home, you move on [ squeals ] ♪ and you do the best you can ♪ i got lost in this old world ♪ ♪

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. >> part of disneyland was evacuated.- a suburban denver community is mourning a teen that died yesterday after she was shot at her high school earlier this month. claire davis -- a student opened fire on december 13th before taking his own life. davis was shot at point blank range. she died after more than a week in the hospital. >> we went over there and said a prayer for her and the other kids. >> i had an overwhelming need to do something. >> reporter: claire's parents released a statement saying in part -- "although we have lost our precious daughter, we will be thankful for the journey she took us on on the last 17 years. h. we were truly blessed to be claire's parents." -- . >> this is god's way of saying "listen, i need to you to go see my little angle and give her what she deserves." she was too weak to see her wish come true but she heard it and posted this thumbs up photo to her facebook page. >> >> another one of delaney's wishes fulfilled last friday on last friday when she got toe have a video chat with sing

not too different from disneyland. there is something called doha land. in and all of these are construction development projects, few of which the business community is drawn into the business community orbiting the state and political stability is in many ways purchased. political stability is insured. so there's remarkable political stability, which ties the business community for example in kuwait to the state division in its pursuit of development and modernistic projects. last but not least, the fourth element in qatar's success is its influence and power and one of the things that struck me about it was how a small state established only in 19701970 or 1971. how can a small state become so consequential. there was a meeting in which a qatari representative, this is before the arab spring, a representative from qatar was very passionately advocating this speech. and he was very easily dismissed by the representative from egypt at the time. he said please sit down. all the people do not add up to the people in one bus stop in cairo from this country.

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. >> jimmy: one of few movies that was shot at disneyland in the, in the park. >> yeah, yeah, we did.n years ago. when you are there. not open. before they let the crowd in. it is so small. like right there. you've real i that's how easy it is to get a churro. get off, off the -- off the tobogan ride, buy a churro in autopia. right there. 20 feet. crowded. on the other side of the world. >> jimmy: did you go on the ride? >> we were there, and we took my not quite 2-year-old daughter on the nightmare ride of her life. >> jimmy: you have a 2-year-old daught daught daughter? >> granddaughter. did i say that. rita and i are not once a weekers. we took my granddaughter. we took her on one ride. it was a nightmare. never should have done it. it terrified her. she is now scarred forever. we took her on, took her on winnie the pooh's honey adventure. it's like she was too young. we are in a herky-jerky car going through, doors open up, it gets dark. big bears spinning around. and it is, ooh-ooh-ah. and winnie the pooh is coming out in your face like this. and then, coming out, it was like, ho