because i want to go to disneyland, as we were talking about. >> we both want to go to disneyland. in fact, we should go together. what is your favorite ride there? >> i got stuck eight-years-old with my grandmother on the peter pan and we were suspended over london for 30 minutes. >> so aren't you traumatized? but that is your favorite? all right. >> yep. >> i go with indian na jones and pirates of the caribbean. we need to celebrate when from is all overwhelm. we have been hearing about a twindemic. how ready do you think we are to deal with the dual threat simultaneously? >> we have to get influenza vaccine into as many people as possible. that's how you deal with that. and it's obviously the influenza vaccine recommendation just came out this week. and you know without seeing any big new mutations in the southern hemisphere, so we think that the flu strain is circulating this year is going to look pretty much like the flu strains that have been circulating the last few years. the other thing to say is to the extent that people socially distance and wear masks, that's also a way

. >>> next, disneyland's social distancing changes. how your favorite rides are getting a bit of a makeover >>> welcome back. members of the public can visit a floating landmark in alameda again. ♪ a band welcomed visitors to the "uss hornet" yet for the first time since march. the "hornet" is now open, fridays through sundays 10:00 to 5:00. only 50 people an hour can visit the retired aircraft carrier. it's limited to 300 visitors per day and only certain areas of the ship are open including the flight deck and hangar bay. >>> disneyland and california adventure are making changes for when it opens or reopens. visitors will notice several changes similar to disney world which opened last month. virtually every ride and attraction will have some kind of change. some will have plexiglas installed where visitors wait in line for rides. only three groups will be allowed on tom sawyer island at a time. fireworks shows and parades are temporarily canceled. character meet and greets will not be happening. there has been no reopening date yet

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>>padres están renuentes de llevar a sus hijos a disneyland, este lugar continuará cerrado en anaheimres ensu donde los sitios para familias sin refugio ni alojamiento están en construcción, esto mientras dure la pandemia. >>>> al volver latinos se reinventan para sobrevivir durante la pandemia. >>>> en méxico huracán categoría 1 vientos de 75 millas por hora al volver la información querida california, sabemos que estos son tiempos difíciles, pero tienes que saber que no estás sola. todos hemos tenido que adaptarnos. y con el verano, tus facturas de energía pueden subir al igual que las temperaturas. juntos, podemos ahorrar energía y dinero en esta época difícil. cierra las persianas durante el día... ajusta el aire acondicionado a 78° o más... o usa un ventilador para refrescar cuando puedas. juntos somos más fuertes. cuídate, california y sigamos brillando. >>♪. >>se espera que esta semana joe joe biden anuncie a su posible pareja rumbo a la casa blanca entre las posibles candidatas estaría harris y suzanne rice > en puerto rico cientos de residentes se quedan sin votar ,luego de u

obviously, california, disneyland is not open.ny said the situation florida has been worse than planned because of the high number of cases in the state. what are the details there that they are sharing about how the reopening has gone? kelly: when they thought about reopening it, about six weeks before they did it, all the research was telling them that there would be a really high demand for those restricted spaces. , because of all these headlines, that demand was much lower than they thought. they have had this issue with cancellations, people canceling shortly before they are supposed to be attending. that has been another difficulty. . world isantime, disney hosting the return of the nba. how is that going and how does that potentially help the bottom line? fory: sports is a big boost advertising. and they wereoday saying revenues are going to be so key to them. it is still very difficult with coronavirus and social distancing rules, but that will hopefully be a bright spot after all of this pain and suffering we have been t

you are going to disneyland coming from florida? sorry to inform you, but you're going to have to turn around. >> why is that, sir? >> you are coming from a hot spot and you are unable to travel through a reservation. >> did i say florida? i meant to say -- costa rica. hang on! i'm going to gun it! >> what is your name, sir? >> bill. >> you've got a last name? >> yeah, "of rights." ever heard of it? bill of rights. why am i being stopped here? >> we have a checkpoint and a huge concern of covid 19. >> corona 19. psht! >> right now we have a program to do tracing. >> i didn't know follow the program in my grandma's nursing home so i'm sure as shit not going to follow your program, old man. rest in peace, grandma. >> mr. rights, sorry to inform you you are going to have to reroute your destination. you're being uncooperative. so thank you and have a good day. >> with just 19 active cases on the reservation, the checkpoints seemed to be working but bootleg sarah palin said they will have to come down or she'll take them to court. but t

your mind is going to be going to a theme park. >> anaheim relies on hotel revenue connected to disneyland and the city is already facing a $75 million budget shortfall. >>> it is 6:25 right now. inflation changes and new jobless claims numbers. but how will wall street react? opening bell in just a few minutes. we'll bring that to you live. >> reporter: lots of broken glass and burned out cars and a fire set inside a courthouse in oakland. i'm kiet do with the overnight unrest coming up in a live report. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, hurricane laura ripping through the gulf coast. we'll take you live to the hardest hit spots overnight. >>> destruction in oakland. the vandalism that followed a peaceful protest for justice. >>> and refusing to play. the bay area teams taking a stand against racial injustice. >> plus, it's a big night for the gop. president trump taking center stage. his party's message to the protesters. a and news conference just wrapping up in the santa cruz mountains. good morning everyone, it's thursday, august 27th. i'm michelle griego. >> and

but disneyland remains closed. some worry that if it waits too long to reopen, nearby businesses already struggling may never come back. >> if they're not back up to full speed, pretty quick, this recession is just going to push more and more people out of their homes and once you have no home, the last thing on your mind is going to be going to a theme park. >> anaheim relies on hotel revenue and the city is already facing a $75 million budget shortfall. >>> the gop's big event is wrapping up in just a matter of hours. what to expect on the final night of the republican national convention. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and we are watching more live pictures come in showing damage along the gulf coast after hurricane laura made landfall very early this morning. we'll show you some of it. coming up. >> reporter: lots of broken glass and fires burned out buildings, the courthouse was even set on fire. after a night of >>> right now on kpix 5 arfront after an hours long police shooting pro

ethereal music) (choir singing in foreign language) - [jeff] southern utah is like adult nature disneyland for me. it's where y di that connect them. the red rock, blue skies, and hidden canyons er'sream. but finding places that don't look liusy sunday swap tmeo sn a few shots can be tough in spots like this. unless you're willing to dch the crowds, embrace a small sense of adventure, and turn offighway, and into a place like cottonwood canyon.

a poor woman with her children at disneyland. she couldn't stay in line with her kids so wasna have an cihe or because they're coughing or sneezing, but those accidents, that's catastrophic. - so tell us, what are some options for treatment? - until recently, you would start with drugs and then it was going to surgery options. the drugs come with some really uncomfortable side effects, including constipation, dry mouth, dry skin, dry eyes, and upset stomach. some are even linked to causing dementia. because of these serious, severe side effects, and because you basically have to take these drugs indefinitely, the vast majority of people taking them will stop after just a month or two. think about that. people would rather deal with leaks and diapers than deal with side effects of medications. thenos,le would rather deal you wotrsurgery? diapers and it ctart witth side some kin a proceretions. make injections into the bladder muscle, and if that didn't work, we would switch to something called a pacemaker. - oh my gosh. - really,

really tough and i am sure they will be fine but they'll look a little bit like i do after i go to disneyland mission control: dragon spacex depart burn zero complete. in the coming hours, this test flight will be complete and when the spacecraft touches down, a new era in spacecraft will have begun. rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello there. fairly changeable—looking skies across many areas this afternoon. sunshine one minute, cloud the next. maybe the odd heavy downpour as well. but more sunshine between the showers across scotland and northern england compared this morning. but where the showers form, they could be heavy and thundery, frequent showers in northern ireland. showers, though, across some western parts of england and wales becoming much fewer in number, which means there will be one or two more towards eastern areas pushing through in that westerly breeze. and it is that breeze that will keep it cool during those cloudy moments, nice enough when the sun is out. 17 to 23 the high. but down into single figures away from the c

flow, no earnings, no fundamentals, gold investors are like in disneyland, a magic kingdom you have to believe in to enjoy. do you want to enjoy the magic kingdom in china? do you have much equity exposure? are you driven to tech more specifically because that is where the outperformance is on china relative to the rest of the market? in the world of text, does chinese tech standup to you? really the sweet spot if you have a cautious scenario in mind. it is going to perform well whatever the economy scenario. you have to keep on in portfolios and hold onto it if it is very expensive. optimistic,re more rather than buying tech, you would want to diversify your portfolio toward sectors that would make tech companies less attractive. in itself --nies ok. hello? nejra: thank you so much for joining us. reportsp, deutsche bank revenue that beats analyst estimates. opening.t the this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." a lot of results coming in this morning. you started with commerzbank. manus: there is the rough and tumble of what they are saying about the appointm

one analyst said this is like disneyland or a freight train.where for good because these trades show how investors are flying to safety? we are tracking economic data and it does seem the data recovering still. we looked at the latest pmi's and they look pretty good to me so there is evidence we are heading in the right direction and against a backdrop of potentially more stimulus coming ofm the u.s., there is a lot political determination to get a deal so i think there will be more stimulus, which will avoid the extra unemployment benefits falling off a cliff and i think monetary policy remains very thinktive and to us, we the monetary and fiscal backdrop is supportive and economic data is more we are -- there evidence we are in the recovery stage of the business cycle and as a result, we think equities should continue to do well, relatively speaking. is the u.s. stimulus picture or u.s. economy what is calling the tune for markets right now? it doesn't seem likely have a real clear indicator of whether we are going to be risk on or risk off.

and delayed production at theme parks since the pandemic disney has been able to open many parks disneylandlifornia remains closed revenue plunging 85% year on year in addition to theme parks, cruise lines, hotels and tours have been impacted >> disney plus service hits 60.5 million calling it an incredible success and the company will debut must lan straight to the streaming platform for a price tag of $30. the film was originally scheduled for cinemas in march disney is expanding further with a new international platform called star. we have global head of research with us. what they've announced with regards tomu lan how is this going down >> so many in the industry are old and tired and have a lot of traditions when you see disney taking on a new release method, it's exciting and they are showing creativity the price tag of $30 is an interesting starting point it is easy to start at $30 it is easy to take the pricing down but impossible to take it back up. it is a great way to test this type of content going trait to the consumer >> what do you think of the subscription number. pretty h

real tough and i am sure they will be fine but they'll look a little bit like i do after i go to disneylandol: dragon spacex depart burn zero complete. in the coming hours, this test flight will be complete and when the spacecraft touches down, a new era in spacecraft will have begun. rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello there. well, it will be pleasant enough today when the sun is on your back, feeling warm enough. when the sun isn't, the clouds are there and the showers come your way, it is going to feel a little on the cool side. there will be a good scattering of showers around this afternoon. not completely dissimilar to yesterday, but it has been a cloudier start across scotland and northern england. more sunshine here through the afternoon. but where we do see the showers, they could become on the heavy and even thundery side. but in between them, some longer spells of sunshine compared with the morning. cool across some western areas. 1a degrees on the west coast. maybe 17 or 18 towards the east. more showers across northern ireland thi

really tough and i am sure they will be fine but they'll look a little bit like i do after i go to disneylandng and i look green. mission control: dragon spacex depart burn zero complete. in the coming hours, this test flight will be complete mission control: dragon spacex depart burn zero complete. in the coming hours, this test flight will be complete and when is the spacecraft touches down, a new era in spacecraft will have begun. rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. fairly changeable looking skies across many areas this afternoon. one minute cloud, the odd heavy downpour but the odd bit of sunshine in scotland and northern england compared to this morning. they could be heavy and thundery. frequent showers in northern ireland. showers are becoming fewer in number which means there will be one 01’ in number which means there will be one or two more in eastern areas pushing through on the westerly breeze which will keep it cool during those cloudy moments. nice enough when the sun is out. 17—23. away from the city centre is denied, with clear skie

wrath which is as coffin and witnessing those who want to liver in the sand and avoid it, create disneyland like we saw the other day. then there is william faulkner, the wonderful book that came out. he said "what was the case"? and then the other word "again," how does he deal with that? when the w here we go again. here comes jacob again and breoana over and over again. we know what happens to quentin, he jumps off the bridge at the charles river. we don't have to jump off that bridge. >> let's not. >> we have to come to terms of reality. >> thank you, good to talk to you. >> next a senior member of the administration, what he thinks of last night and concerned of the second term for the president. and the pandemic, the cdc's director felt he needs to reconsider. dr. sanjay gupta is also joining us ahead. welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. >>> i kind of watched in amazement running

he talked about how president obama did such a good job threading disneyland raise issues, candidate correctly reasons appealing to the humanity of whites would get them further than laying a guilt trip on them. do you think there is a difference -- a different strategy this time around and will it work? >> with former president obama in his first term he did not play the race card because it was such a small field and he didn't have to use that card so to speak with harris and cory booker, it was a huge field during the democrat primary so that was a way to try to distinguish themselves, to get black voters support but their plan did not work. it failed. with former president obama he didn't want to alienate the white voters before. he cannot win with only black voters but was trying to unify everyone but we know how that turned out because he was on the opposite end of all kinds of racial issues throughout his term which is a shame because he could have made a big difference with the country. >> democrats prioritize racial justice at convention, we heard a lot about that topic last

. >> rachel picked up work here and there and once she said as a princess at disneyland. and dan works sometimes too but nothing steady. >> you kind of felt sorry for them. they seemed like they were so excited to get married and life together. >> at the apartments they settled right in. >> got to the point where everybody was hanging out with each other like every night. >> part of that circle was sam hare, an army veteran who made it home to california. >> there were a couple of things that set sam apart. he seemed more responsible. >> sam was intent on earning his college degree and that is how he met julie. julie helped sam with his schoolwork. >> she got after him if he wasn't studying because his grades reflected her tutoring and she took it seriously. >> she told me about sam, he is like a big teddy bear and always nice to everybody and that is why we get together at his place a lot of times. >> julie got to know everyone at the complex and rachel connected with julie. they were both dancers. >> we had dance and ballet moves in our suits at the pool and talked abou

witness, and those who want to live in the sand put their hands in the sand and avoid it, create disneyland like reality, as we saw the other day. toni morrison, sweet home, what is that sweet home, a vicious barbaric plantation, your modern industrial order. and then there's william faulkner. wonderful book, he said the two saddest words in the english language. was, what was the case. the white supremacy, all the predatory capitalism, and then the other word again, was how does jason deal with that in sound and fury. he says, my son, that's the saddest word in the english language. no, dad, he said again. when the wasness is not overcomment in his worst sense, he comes back again. here comes jacob again, breonna again, over and over and over again. what happens to quinton? he jumps off the bridge. we don't have to jump off that bridge, but we have to come to terms with the reality. >> faulkner, the past isn't past. cornell, thank you. >>> a former senior member of the administration, weighs in on what he saw on the inside, what he thinks about the inside. and concerns for the president in

. >> rachel picked up work here and there once she said as a princess at disneyland thand da worked sometimes too but nothing steady. >> you felt sorry for them because they seemed like they were so excited to get married and start their life together. >> at the apartments they settled right in. >> it got to the point where everybody was hanging out with each other like every night. >> part of that circle was 26-year-old sam hare, an army veteran that made it home to california. >> there were a couple of things that set him apart there. he seemed more responsible. >> sam was intent on earning his college degree and that's how he met julie. julie helped sam with his schoolwork. >> she got after him if he wasn't studying because his grade reflected her tutoring, so she took it very seriously. >> julie's mom, june. >> she told me about sam. he's like a big teddy bear and, you know, he's always nice to everybody and we get together at his place, you know, a lot of times. >> julie who lived at home got to know everyone at the complex. and rachel connected with julie. they were both dancers. >> we

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disneyland is shut down for the fourth time in the company's history.lorida reopened july 11th. it has been lukewarm. disney cruises is docked. that segment is worried. movie, tv side of the business, prongs shut down amid the pandemic. august 26th release of big budget remake of of mulan. on the tv side espn without sports they have been struggling. then there is robert iger. he announced he was is hing down as ceo of 15 years. but are investors going to have faith in that leadership? this is disney plus. they have a lot of fresh content. old favors. streaming hit with the broadway musical "hamilton" which likely drove the subscription numbers. pushing movies to the streaming service a lot earlier, frozen 2, that is available for three months early. there is muppet series which analysts say is pretty good. theme park opening could be a bright spot. baseball, basketball. the others say film business is a drag. we'll find out in a matter of moments, liz. back to you. liz: maybe we find out when streaming a stand-alone business is profitable. it might be

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place on earth:" disneyland.iest his photographs of the park, posted on instagram der the count "disneyland panda," earned him more than 20,000 followers.hi as a in gardena, california, josh begged his parents for a sister. he eventually got his wish, in jasmine. they were eight years apart, but inseparable. josh was 29 years old. 48-year-old abraham exrtin vega of will be remembered as a peacemaker, his daughter cori said. at the age o19, abraham entered law enforcement and w worked h up to being elected lynn county sheriff in 2016. cori said that anyone who came in contact with her father instantly felt his affection, whether at sunday church services, or the grocery store. a husband, father and grandfather, abraham's family was his pride and joy. cynthia gutowski was known for gifting homemade treats all around town, from friends' houses to the doctor's office. that kindness extended to her lifelong career at livonia, michigan public schools as ao dedicated aideudents with special needs. her family says she was never able to sit still, even after her retirement in 2007. she loveboat ride

disneyland is shut down in california as is universal studios which is part of the nbc family. great america won't open at all this season and, kari, this weekend we surely could have used the water rides. it was a hot one. >>> yeah, we have a season pass but it is good to know it is extended through next year. so we'll see how things go then. as we start out this morning, getting out the door, we're seeing a lot of fog in san francisco. it is been misting and drizzling but the inland areas are all clear. we'll still have the wide range in temperatures from the kroeftal areas to the inland valley. half moon bay will reach 63 today and oakland will see a high of 75. upper 80s for san jose. and 82 in napa. and then for livermore, we're up to 94 degrees. and ukiah reaching 98. now we'll get a bit of a cooldown heading into tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up in the forecast. mike, you've been keeping an eye on some of the slow spots, including the bay bridge. >> yeah, that is the one that started early this morning, despite the fact that we see a lighter volume of traff

disneyland is shut down as is universal studios part of the nbc family. and you probably have heard that great america won't open at all this season. i know that was a really big bummer in our house. but i'm not sure that we would have maybe -- >> today it is warmer. especially over the weekend it would have been too hot. sometimes people just want to stay inside if they could this weekend, kari. >> we had season passes and going to the water park was very popular on the hot days. we'll have warm temperatures today, too. but as we get ready to head out of the door for the south county, expect the temperatures in the mid -50s and patches of fog but clearing out by the rest of the day as our temperatures start to warm up. we're heading to 93 in morgan hill. the coastal areas will see fog and highs in the 60s. is there any issues popping up right now for the commute, mike. >>> even though we have lighter volume right now, obviously, with fewer people we still have fewer commuters as school starts. people try to stay home as schools open for first couple of d

tough and i am sure they will be fine but they will probably look a bit like i do after a ride in disneyland look green. in the coming hours, this test flight will be complete and when is the spacecraft touches down, a new era in spacecraft would have begun. rebecca morelle, bbc news. so exciting! let's take a look at today's papers. the observer reports that government plans to reopen schools in september have been called into question by the head of the teaching union, the nasuwt, who says urgent action is needed to convince parents and teachers schools will be safe. new homes, hospitals and schools will be given an automatic "green light" to be built, according to the telegraph — as the paper reports government plans for the biggest overhaul of the planning system since the second world war. "virus fears put lives back on hold," is the headline leading the sunday express. the paper says millions of people will not go away this year due to concerns around coronavirus and those living in popular uk destinations are also keen to stay inside in case tourists bring the infection with them, the

like you would imagine a kid going to disneyland, you know. >> but there was a problem.y'd forgotten to bring the diagram of ben's house with them. >> the plan wasn't for dawn to go in the house. the plan was just for me to go in the house. i didn't know how to get in. >> or where the bedroom was? >> or where the bedroom was. so dawn had to go inside. >> the front door was locked so dawn took him around back where a sliding glass door was unlocked and they eased their way in and walked down the hall. then said james, dawn pointed him towards the master bedroom. >> and i turned around and she was going into alyssa's room. >> going into the room? >> yeah. she was about -- half her body was into the room. she said she was going to take alyssa with her. i said you can't take alyssa. >> is this true? remember, alyssa just 6 years old at the time told police she remembered seeing someone in her doorway. >> i just looked out and i saw somebody walking in. >> and then said james, he walked into the master bedroom, saw ben and melissa sleeping in the moonlight. >> and i raised th

joining us now to discuss that is former design manager at disneyland paris, bill cohen he is currently running itech entertainment the firm's specializing in theme park design and production. now, tell me what did you think about these theme park numbers, $3.5 billion hit to the parks. some talk on the call about how perhaps people were making reservations and then canceling them when there were spikes in cases in florida what did you make of that? >> yeah. i think that's i'm sure disappointing news to them i'm not necessarily speaking for disney don't really know the inside but living in central florida and being in the themed entertainment business, it was probably pretty disappointing that they didn't have the attendance or at least sustain the attendance from the first week or two that they anticipated. so, could have been better news for the theme parks, not only here in orlando but worldwide. >> yeah. there's also this question of half of the visitor base for orlando comes -- does some travels comes from out of state. >> right. >> what should we make of that and the fact that dis

with all these cell phone cameras, archivists will get ande shots from disneyland, they are incrediblewhat do you get today? you get your face and the face of your friends. with all the power of technology, how do you get people to turn the camera the other way and look at people you understand come to them and share them. the tendency today is fragments. nanook, he of wanted to talk about these inuit people. he wanted to show them. how do we make a film? i go down and get drunk with the guys and make a movie. it's not about him. it's hard. a lot of the younger filmmakers want to make it about them. i'm going around and seeing my friends. you do that film. it may be a great film. in the case of jennie livingston, she found a world of people she did not know about. that is important. >> they did that in skate usa. united skates. >> i want to point out anyone here, any of the movies you mentioned are mostly on criterion. paris is burning just came out. what is the documentary that inspired you to make documentaries? is there a specific movie that set you off on your path? >> i knew i was

>>the giants at the in anaheim disneyland in the distance you can see the roller coasters mike trout had only one home run before the birth of his son 18 days ago. this is his 8th homer cents fatherhood has been very good for the best player in baseball is to 2 in the 3rd top of the 6 angels of one might get struck a pole on down the line crawford in dubai on score giants lead 65, but we go to the bottom of the inning and a runner on tommy la stella deep off trevor gott to right. that is a walk-off to walk austinite neither in. >>the asian giant favor. he's homered off twice this weekend body gave kepler said he wanted to give got another chance to regain his confidence the giants but they don't have confidence still angels win 76. >>the niners have been at camp for 3 weeks now, but today they finally got to hit one another. it was the first day of full pads and one of the highlights of the day was offensive tackle trent williams williams is back on the field for the first time in over a year. and apparently he was pushing around nick bosa pretty easily wide receiver brandon aiyuk ha

a corner restaurant known as disneyland because one of the most impossible focal points when a demonstratorith raw egg. afterward, nbc reporter jack perkins talked with the repentant business owner. >> you saw yourself on television, saw a very hateful man, are you that kind of man? >> well, i would say i'm just an ordina ordinary american who feels that he has a right to defend his livelihood. i hope it never happens again either. >> violence flared again after a prayer meeting at the courthouse. shots were fired by snipers. the mood in the city was one of bitter anger on both sides. >> they keep thinking we're begging them for something. we ain't begging for nothing. we're telling them what is ours, right now. [ cheers and applause ] and we're letting them know that we ain't turning around. like that song jim sang, we mean that. we'll never turn back. >> they can come in town, but nobody can go out there? that's one thing right now. it's all i got to say. it's all one sided. and newspaper and camera are one sided too. they print what they want to print. >> three days after the guardsmen l

hey, lauren, you've got an update on when they are going to reopen disneyland in california.s from the head of disney's theme parks. they say disneyland will be ready to reopen once they get the go ahead from the state of california, and the health and safety guidelines they'd have to follow so it's located in anaheim. anaheim is stage 3 right now of reopening so stage 4 is next and that's when theme parks are included, but disney says look, we were ready since july 17, but then that was postponed because of the surge in infections. i'm so torn on this , because we look at what happened in florida disney world has been open since july 11 there, but it seems like it hasn't been too much of a success. why do people want to go to a theme park? well, to escape, right? to get that sense of normalcy back, but when you're wearing a face mask and sweating and a lot of things aren't the way they used to be, i don't know. is that what you're looking for right now? stuart: i see your point. lauren: i'm torn on this one. stuart: you've got young children. would you jump on a plane in new

they enjoyed road trips to disneyland, las vegas, and universal studios. she and mel's favorite vacation spot was hawaii. on -- and on this past july 22, florence aguera, wife of mel and mother of chris, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 70. she's survived by her husband, son, sister, and many nieces and nephews. she was preceded in death by her parents, and she leaves behind many dear friends. she brought the community together, and we will extremely miss her, and we will be here for mel to support him during this transition time. the last thing i want to say is, colleagues, during my time on the board, i have never been late to a single meeting more than a few minutes. today, i just want to put on the record that there are many parents in the bay area that are struggling with distance learning, and while we're trying to juggle our jobs, while we're trying to juggle or classroom exercises or watching our kids, this is the first time that i've been on the board of supervisors that we've had a transition week back to school that we haven't been able to

disneyland in california remains closed, disney world in florida, they scaled back their hours, no officiale extended furloughs are indeed layoffs which would be the worst case scenario but parked close, limited capacity, your operating hours, is this the writing on the wall, i do not know. stuart: the writing on the wall is a change on the tourism habits. in five months, the global tourism industry revenue dropped $320,000,000,000.120 billion on the line, that's united nations but only big numbers, he's the chairman of the board with the entrepreneurship network. i get a sense that tourism is really changing, i'm not going to ask about bouncing back, i want to talk about the change it seems to be that a lot are touring places but close to my home. >> will happen, summer came, people worchester crazy from the virus and being a home, they decided they wanted to go somewhere but people were nervous about hotels and all the people that were in them and nervous about flights, what people are doing is taking more road trips than they ever have before, that is changing tourism, with travel being

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