it is a da this disneyland right now. it is a day this woman _ disneyland right now.man would rather forget. she saved a wages to take a family on vacation but encountered a travel nightmare. no explanation whatsoever. everyone was crowding around, people who worked at the airport and they said we do not what is —— we do not know what is going on. what is -- we do not know what is going on-_ is going on. now come the lawsuits- _ is going on. now come the lawsuits. at _ is going on. now come the lawsuits. at least - is going on. now come the lawsuits. at least one i is going on. now come the l lawsuits. at least one major aircraft carrier has vowed to take action. shareholders have orally sued saying the company concealed the inadequacy of its testing processes. police and switzerland have made multiple arrests after a so—called suicide pod was used for the first time. the government says the pod, about the size of a coffin is illegal. it's developers claim to offer a peaceful and drug—free death. a story line straight out of the hit television show succession. a court

all the way through october 31st here at disneyland resort. >> let's talk about disneyland californiare. i know carsland is getting in on the fun and also the dia de los muertos. i've seen that before at dca. can you talk about that? >> yes. so right across the way you've got disney california adventure, as you said, carsland. i love carsland because i love all those three pixar cars movies of course, this is where radiator springs becomes radiator screams and you've got attractions like mater's junkyard jamboree becoming mater's graveyard jamboree. so yeah, they've got that halloween spirit very much in effect that you can see your favorite characters like mater and lightning mcqueen in their halloween regalia. there's also a new show, mickey's trick and treat, that's great for the little kids. it's about a 12 to 15 minute show that's brand new. taking place at the disney theater there. and you mentioned dia de los muertos. this is sort of that alternate celebration around dia de los muertos. it goes all the way through november 2nd. inspired by the pixar classic coco. we love coco.

i want to protect them from disneyland. i don't want two.s has to pass you off as well. >> of course not just that we are paying for it but so many people told you you are horrible person if you complained about taxes because that means you do not care about people who are struggling. i always say the money does not really go there a lot of the time. the money doesn't really go. it is a combination of two things that annoy me. that, but then also these people if you criticize these people about anything that means that you hate kids. you criticize any of these education bureaucrats that means you do not care about education. if you do care about education you should be criticizing these people. i mean look at what happened during covid-19. it is almost as if they cared about not all, but many of these people care more about themselves then they do the kids. so this is another example of that. still going on, a combination of two things that annoy me but i need to stay quiet about disneyland because i think the baby is old enough to hear. >>

we're going to disneyland right now.sands affected by the chaos. no explanation whatsoever. jo managed to get money back for the cancelled flights, but she lost almost £1,000 on her disneyland tickets. 13 hours, we have waited. each month, ifound myself, like, skint because i'm putting away, like, £328 each month of my wage. and i'm not full time, i'm only part time... so how did this happen? it's a tale of two glitches. crowdstrike says it did have a system in place to make sure its updates worked properly before it released them, but a glitch in that system meant it didn't pick up another glitch in the update itself. and we all know what happened after that. as you'd expect, the company now says better testing and checks will help in the future. tough questions are expected for crowdstrike later today, when one of its bosses will be grilled by us lawmakers in congress. the key answers that we need from this hearing is, firstly, confirmation of the technical detail of what went wrong. secondly, what was the failure in p

we went to disneyland paris even at one point. i ireland.nd paris even at one point.- paris even at one point. i only have about — paris even at one point. i only have about 40 _ paris even at one point. i only have about 40 seconds - paris even at one point. i only have about 40 seconds left. l have about 40 seconds left. what have they said to you about leaving today? b5 what have they said to you about leaving today? as we seak about leaving today? as we speak my — about leaving today? as we speak my shipmates - about leaving today? as we speak my shipmates are . about leaving today? as we - speak my shipmates are boarding shuttles heading into the cruise port, awaiting arrival of the ship in order to board. so it all looks good. hopefully later on tonight we will be in the dark. we would rather have said goodbye in the daylight but at some point tonight we will be vacated, sometime before 11. i will be vacated, sometime before 11-— before 11. i hope it goes to ian. i before 11. i hope it goes to plan- i hope _ before 11. i hope it goes t

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now. no explanation whatsoever. everybody wasjust, you know, crowding round people who worked at the airport. and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on. what's the point of making us stand here? we've been here since ten this morning. i was heartbroken at the end of it, actually. oh my gosh, i'm sorry. yeah. sorry. jo managed to get money back for the cancelled flights, but she lost almost £1,000 on her disneyland tickets. 13 hours we have waited. each month i was like... finding myself, like, skint because i'm putting away like £328 each month of my wage, and i'm not full time, i'm only part time, you know? that's a lot to save, isn't it? yeah. and then itjust... and thenjust for that £900 just to be gone. just, you know... and then all the, all the money i spent on the outfits, you know, that was like £300 for all the clothes to take them there and things like that as well, and can't take them with them next year because they'll outgrown them and stuff. oh, this is brutal.

just coming back to the saudi disneyland l back to the saudi disneyland piece, what was it that so offended saudi arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few _ arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times - arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times and - arabia. i've been to saudi arabia few times and how arabia. i've been to saudi - arabia few times and how things were being taken away from vicious fans. —— british fans. obviously, this one was. but the way it was branded was rehab season —— riyadh season. it seemed britain was being used as a subsidiary of the saudi state, which is encroaching and evermore insidious ways into sport. it's just a total... ultimately, there's not a huge amount i could do about that, but deep pockets go way in sport. we have tried — pockets go way in sport. we have tried to _ pockets go way in sport. we have tried to get a response from the saudis and we've not had it of you yet, but if they want to put their point of view, we can carry that out. oliver, we very much appreciated. we are going to talk about events in lebanon at the top of the hour, so do stay with

kat, are you looking forward to trips to disneyland? are you thinking of other optiong ts like, you know, the ludwig von mises institute? >> i'm going to do my best thebt to have my kids. >> never know disneyland. exactl ty. otect you want to break into them? yeah, exactly. i want to protectht them from disney. >> i don't want to go. yeah. no , i want to go there at all. gr: >> this has got to you off, t too, of course, becauss yoe yout it's not just that we're paying for it is that you get so many people who jus you you'l a horrible person and you complain about taxes because that means you don't card u ibl people who are struggling. and i always say, guys, the money doesn't reallyuto go there a lot of the timehe and the money doesn't really go. it's a combination. th of twon things that me off. so it's that that me off. and then also what mofmee off is that these people, if you criticize these people about anything, that it meano s you hate kids. yeah. you criticize any of these education bureaucratat. that's that means you don't care

"i drove the family to disneyland for vacation, "and when we got off the highway, the sign said, 'disneylandink you might be putting too much time into office birthdays and not enough into your job? come on, lois. it's the one thing i look forward to at work. it's the one thing i'm good at. i am to birthdays what j.k. rowling is to now-problematic wizard stories. perhaps slytherin or maybe hufflepuff or trans women aren't really women. wait, what? i mean, uh, the first two things. okay, who's the next girl or boy? there's only those two. [peter] who's ready for june birthdays? [cheering]

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now! it's a dayjo would sooner forget.on. instead, they encountered a travel nightmare. no explanation whatsoever. everybody was just crowding around the people who worked at the airport, and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on." now come the lawsuits. at least one major us air carrier, delta, has vowed to take legal action. shareholders of crowdstrike have already sued, saying the company concealed the inadequacy of its testing processes. lily jamali, bbc news, washington. a penguin living in australia is making quite the splash online. meet pesto — a baby king penguin. born injanuary, weighing just 200 grams or nearly half a pound, he's now a hundred times that. twice the size of his parents. in fact he's the biggest penguin melbourne aquarium has ever seen. pesto has millions of online followers worldwide due to his size. experts say the penguin is perfectly healthy and will soon begin to lose weight naturally. you can keep up to date with all the news on our website. as well as on our app or check us ou

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now! it's a dayjo would sooner forget. nightmare. no explanation whatsoever. everybody was just crowding around the people who worked at the airport, and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on." now come the lawsuits. at least one major us air carrier, delta, has vowed to take legal action. shareholders of crowdstrike have already sued, saying the company concealed the inadequacy of its testing processes. lilyjamali, bbc news, washington. a former police officer who defrauded members of a horse racing betting syndicate out of millions of pounds and used their money to pay for a lavish lifestyle has been jailed. 68—year—old michael stanley convinced around 6,000 people to gamble a total of £44 million over six years. laura scott has the story. thousands of people's dreams have all been taken away. thousands of people. and he didn't give a damn. it was just an out—and—out lie. terry was one of more than 6,000 people conned intojoining a horse racing betting syndicate by this man, former police sergeant michael s

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now! it's a dayjo would sooner forget.ly on vacation. instead, they encountered a travel nightmare. no explanation whatsoever. everybody was just crowding around the people who worked at the airport, and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on." now come the lawsuits. at least one major us air carrier, delta, has vowed to take legal action. shareholders of crowdstrike have already sued, saying the company concealed the inadequacy of its testing processes . lily jamali, bbc news, washington. the global shipping industry is moving too slowly to meet its critical 2030 emissions target. that's according to a report published today by the global maritime forum. the industry has set itself a target of having zero—emission fuels account for 5% of all fuels by 2030 — but the report says it's in danger of falling irreparably behind its climate goals unless action is taken in the next 12 months. jesse fahnestock is director of decarbonisation at the global maritime forum. this is your report out today. explain why the ne

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now.on whatsoever. everybody wasjust, you know, crowding round people who worked at the airport. and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on." what's the point of making us stand here? we've been here since ten this morning. i was heartbroken at the end of it, actually. oh my gosh, i'm sorry. yeah. sorry. jo managed to get money back for the cancelled flights, but she lost almost £1,000 on her disneyland tickets. 13 hours, we have waited. each month i was like... finding myself, like, skint because i'm putting away like £328 each month of my wage, and i'm not full time, i'm only part time, you know? that's a lot to save, isn't it? yeah. and then itjust... and thenjust for that £900 just to be gone. so how did this happen? it's a tale of two glitches. crowdstrike says it did have a system in place to make sure its updates worked properly before it released them, but a glitch in that system meant it didn't pick up another glitch in the update itself. and we all know what happened

are we going to disneyland? we're going to disneyland right now! it's a dayjo onld sooner forget.und the people who worked at the airport, and they were just like, "we don't know what's going on." now come the lawsuits. at least one major us air carrier, delta, has vowed to take legal action. shareholders of crowdstrike have already sued, saying the company concealed the inadequacy of its testing processes. lilyjamali, bbc news, washington. a former police officer who defrauded members of a horse racing betting syndicate out of millions of pounds and used their money to pay for a lavish lifestyle has been jailed. 68 year old michael stanley convinced around 6000 people to gamble a total of 44 million pounds over 6 years. he told them their bets were virtually risk free. yet ge was spending their money on cars, racehorses and a spanish villa. laura scott has the story. thousands of people's dreams have all been taken away. thousands of people. and he didn't give a damn. it was just an out—and—out lie. terry was one of more than 6,000 people conned intojoining a horse racing betting

we're going to disneyland right now.o and her children were among the thousands affected by the chaos. no explanation whatsoever. everybody wasjust, you know, crowding around people who worked at the airport. and they were just, like, we don't know what's going on. what's the point of making us stand here? we've been here since ten this morning. i was heartbroken at the end of it, actually. oh, my gosh, i'm sorry. yeah, sorry. jo managed to get money back for the cancelled flights, but she lost almost £1,000 on her disneyland tickets. 13 hours we have waited. each month. i was like, finding myself of my wage and i'm not full time. i'm only part time, you know. that's a lot to save, isn't it? yeah. and then itjust... and thenjust for that £900 just to be gone. i'm just, you know, and then all the money i spent on the outfits, you know, that was like £300 for all the clothes to take them there, and things like that as well, and can't take them with them next year because they'll outgrown them and stuff. oh, this is brutal.

where it was. started right here in this parking lot, my grandma told me that we were going to disneyland, i remember that, the policeman knew about it, he was a taxi driver, at that moment, he was undercover, and he knew about this operation, that my grandma wanted to sell my organs, and yes, they planned the whole operation to catch my grandma. i remember, it all happened here, right in this parking lot, where my grandma was arrested and yes, then i cried, i remember, the policeman gave me a chocolate bar, so that somehow calm me down, i was wondering why my grandma was arrested, so i cried, i didn't understand what was happening, i was so scared, my aunt and uncle must have been somewhere nearby. oh yeah, this is the orphanage where i grew up, and this is the front door, this is definitely here, we used to clean these stairs so they could give us treats, this is the kitchen, i remember when we were hungry, we always came here begging for food. in one big room, our teacher was a big sports fan and in the winter everyone had to run around in circles. adopted, in fact i had the best it tu

porque tendrÁ la oportunidad de participar para ganar un paquete familiar de cuatro boletos al disneyland oficial lo que venimos mencionando desde hace algunas semanas al nombrar al nuevo director tÉcnico de la selecciÓn nacional masculina. se trata de mauricio pochettino, el tÉcnico que ha dirigido equipo como tottenham, psg, el chelsea que llega para enviar a este equipo rumbo al mundial que se jugarÁ en este paÍs con menos de dos aÑos. el debut de pochettino ser el 12 de octubre ante panamÁ en texas. esta tarde la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol se enfrenta a canadÁ en el segundo partido de la nueva era de javier aguirre. el partido se juegan dallas, texas y llega tres dÍas despuÉs del triunfo mexicano ante lo hace landa en pasadena donde sÓlo fueron 25,000 personas. anoche los 49 de san francisco labraron el primer triunfo de la temporada al derrotar 32—19 a nueva york. con esa victoria el equipo mejora a 53 y 31 en partido de lunes por la noche. asÍ que son, junto con los pittsburgh, el equipo mÁs ganador en partidos. vamos a continuar con su fe opta ni por quÉ le seguimos la pista a es

then came dismaland, created in weston—super—mare in 2015, a kind of anti—disneyland.k unsuitable for children. it was a temporary art project where he collaborated with other artists to create the dystopian theme park... ..including a game where you could drive your own boat filled with migrants, and a photo opportunity where a killer whale leapt out of a toilet. other artists who visited reckon the park reflected some of the pressing political problems of the time. he continues to surprise, he continues to do amazing events and opportunities, and, whether that's the weston—super—mare dismaland through to, you know, the recent interventions in london, i think he continues to grab the attention of the art world, and the public. though, as banksy's career, wealth and status have grown, some have questioned the very issues he rooted himself in. a friend of mine described him as a champagne socialist. his views are very much socialist, but he is earning tens of million pounds a year, which gives him the financial freedom to indulge his social ideals. banksy's political ar

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. >> it's like disneyland for nerds. so it's really fun to learn. and you know, get some new ideas of things you can bring back and implement in your business. so it's exciting. >> organizers estimate dreamforce generated $93 million for san francisco this year alone. one software company based in chicago brought more than two dozen employees to the conference. it hopes to double that number next year. >> just chatting earlier about how we want to increase our presence here and provide more opportunities to interact with our customers. so that's what we'll be doing next year to put on the most, the biggest and most successful technology event in the world, which is dreamforce. >> well, you have to have all of san francisco come together. >> attendees say some of the most memorable moments of this year's dreamforce was the concert at oracle park, performed by pink and imagine dragons. dreamforce began in 2003 as a major international tech conference. it has now become the largest artificial intelligence event in the world. it's also grown into a big

. >> it's like disneyland for nerds. so it's really fun to learn and you know, get some new ideas of things you can bring back and implement in your business. so it's exciting. >> when the benson boone concert ended, the dismantling of dreamforce started, but not before leaving behind a good impression. >> everything has seemed very, very clean and safe to me. >> scott morris is with sprout social, a software company based in chicago that was a vendor at this convention. he attended with 25 coworkers. he hopes to double that number for dreamforce 2025. >> we were just chatting earlier about how we want to increase our presence here and provide more opportunities to interact with our customers, so that's what we'll be doing next year to put on the most, the biggest and most successful technology event in the world, which is dreamforce. >> well, you have to have all of san francisco come together. >> marc benioff, co-founder and ceo of salesforce, told ktvu he is committed to keeping dreamforce in san francisco in the near

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-- disneyland doesn't sell for ads and, we have seen the touting ofrevamped settings for teens accountsram hadn't been invented yet. michael? >> michael: elizabeth, thank you for that. and turning now to the investigation, into the titan submersible stradge -- tragedy. one witness testified it malfunctioned on the journey a week before the explosion . >> the oceangate worker gave heartbreaking testimony, about the titan submersible, everything seemed fine the day of the mission, but previous witnesses, who worked on the vessel, say those in charge may have missed key safety steps. >> it was an emotional day of testimony, about the titan submersible that claimed the lives of five people, including stockton rush, the oceangate ceo. >> oceangate mission specialist, rojas, broke down during tearful testimony, walking through critical hours. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: >> nobody was nervous. i was happy to go. >> reporter: she had gone on a dive to the titanic, was volunteering in assisting the surface crew during the expedition, when the submersible exploded on the deep sea voyage to the ship

and again you may recall 1959 khrushchev comes to the united states, quite a sensation, goes to disneyland, has a new york visit. it was a big event. what eisenhower really wanted more than anything was to give the ability for people on both sides to get a sense, a glimpse of what the other side was, bringing down the tension, bringing down, people you don't know and people you've never seen are far scarier, far more imposing than people you can see. i can give you one example of what i mean. in 1981, this was the height of the cold war, 1981, i received a fulbright, and a fulbright program and the soviet union was very much started by the eisenhower administration and i came to moscow one week before the inauguration of president reagan. you can imagine not only cold and dark in leningrad at the time but the political climate was dark and gloomy and yet our program functions and our program continued and i was able to do useful research that resulted in publications and allowed me to learn about the soviet union and allowed me to become the head of the russian services and i think what th

again you may recall 1959 khrushchev comes united states are quite a sensation goes to disneyland.son york visit. the big event when eisenhower wanted more than anything was to give the ability for people on both sides to at least get a sense in a glimpse of what the other side was. bring down the tension. people you don't know people you'd have never seen are far scarier far more imposing gives you one example of what i mean. in 1981 this was the height of the cold war in 1981. i received a fulbright. the fulbright program and the sovietet union was very much started by the eisenhower administration. all came to moscow one week before the inauguration of president reagan. not only can leningrad at the time but the political climate in the soviet union was dark and gloomy. that resulted in publication. to allow me too become the head of the russian services. i think what that legacy showed was having relationships mattered. this is something that goes right back to what president eisenhower stated many times that. but something the political scientist often referred to as the cold

usually disneyland, which is our favorite. everything was just as a family. everything was perfect. >> they all love each other and they had a great marriage. >> exactly. >> the matriarch of the hoagland family was a leader in their church and a professional photographer, who can be heard off-camera. gently directing his children through these precious kodak moments. >> that was good. keep going. >> i remembered getting sick of it, because we always had to pause and take a picture, the kind of got annoying after a while. looking back, it is nice to see the pictures, i guess. >> the mom, connie, loved being with her family so much that as they grew older, she found a job taking care of toddlers of this day care home. but on september 23rd, 2010, as connie was leaving her job for the day, her life and family were quite literally blown apart. >> a thunderous explosion rocks in east county neighborhood. >> the first thing i said to myself when i heard the ocean is, oh, my goodness. what was that? >> teddy williams is the owner of the day care home. >> i ran out t

he invited kershav come to the united states, quite a sensation, goes to disneyland, has visit, it wasnhower really wanted more than anything was to give the ability for people on both sides to at least get a sense and a glimpse of what the other side was, bring down the tension, bring down -- people you don't know and people you've never seen are far scarier and far more imposing than peoplee. that kind of see. i can give you one example of what i mean. in98 1981, this was, you know, e height of the cold war, if you wish, 1981. i received a fulbright and the fulbright program in the soviet union was very much started by the -- by the eisenhower administration and i came to moscow one week before the inauguration of president reagan. you could imagine, not only cold and dark at that time but the political climate in the united states and the soviet union was gloomy and yet all program functioned what i think the legacy of president eisenhower is as we look back on it is the creation of something that political scientists often refer to as a cold war regime and that's something that is

we felt it in santa monica, down to anaheim near disneyland. no injuries, no significant damage, it comes after a very active summer for earthquakes, last month there was a 4.4 magnitude earthquake, just a reminder we're in active earthquake area and to be prepared, kate, as well. thankfully no injuries. >> morgan chesky. liz kreutz, thank you. >>> more breaking news, the aftermath of hurricane francine the storm has since been downgraded to a tropical depression now, but it made landfall as a category 2 hurricane in southern louisiana last night, communities along the coast were hit the hardest with heavy rain even 100 mile per hour winds, dozens of people had to be rescued. this played out on live television. our affiliate in new orleans captured the moment. >> that guy right there breaking that window. feet of water right there. pickup truck that's submerged -- the person coming out of the window. good samaritan there. >> good samaritan helping the driver saving him from a submerged truck. both were able to get out safely we're told. at this

i know chanin said it several times, if you make reference to me as a disneyland dad. in her eyes, that probably was true. she was making dinners and taking care the kids and trying to maintain the house. >> although was up and down, good and bad. >> chanin and i never fully recovered. >> it was 2010 when they filed for divorce a second time. live apart close to each other. he got a house near chanin. the two oldest boys chose to live with him. the three youngest stayed with her mom. this other data a lot, especially the months of 2011. clay was on disability. a back injury. he was home. his income reduced but able to share parenting like swapping days for taking the kids to and from school. >> and go over and pick them up and take them to school and sometimes she would pick them up and take them back. it just worked out. >> or at least it did until that dismal afternoon december 1, 2011, the day chanin failed to show up after school. they weren't worried, said clay. they knew chanin had started dating again so maybe she went out and lost track of time. a mix of. >> my

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once ben proposed to a gal at disneyland after knowing her for only six hours.se he studies the art of cane weaponry. [ laughter ] or that he made an appearance on "let's make a deal" with his comedy hero, wayne brady. >> can we rub beards? >> if he's good enough for wayne action isn't he good enough for you? enjoy steamy days with ben in the in-ground pool he dug himself, and steamier nights when ben slides out of one of the 15 vests in his closet. [ laughter ] you've tried the rest, now try the vest. ben mogradichian. swipe right. >> i also play dungeons and dragons. >> ben, you're not doing yourself any favors. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ben, i hope it works. "transformers one" opens in theaters friday. thank you, jon. we'll be back with maisy stella! - let's see what we got in this fridge. (gentle ambient music) - what's a recipe using what i have in my fridge? - guys, let's do some trivia. - oh yes. let's do that. - absolutely. let's do this. - i'm gonna win. - summarize this. - it starts with an empty prompt. - i was right! - good job. - next questi

salesforce says one example that illustrates how it works is if a ride at disneyland is unavailable, ai will help determine what the next best activity is for the park visito. >> time is now 517. happening today, former president donald trump is here in california for fundraising events. first stopping in los angeles before heading here to the bay area. ktvu is james torres live in palo alto now? where trump supporters will be waiting to greet their candidate for president. good morning, james. >> good morning to you, dave. we are in el camino park in palo alto. pretty empty, right now, but in just a few hours it will be full of trump supporters from the san mateo county republican party waving flags, showing their support for the former president and now republican nominee. now president trump, former president trump was in the bay area back in june. you may remember he attended a fundraiser at the san francisco mansion of billionaire david sacks, ran in part by his now vice presidential nominee, jd vance. trump was also just in arizona yesterday at a music hall with about 2000 peop

. >> california mom who was hauled away in handcuffs at disneyland, breaking her silence.t she's doing res nse. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org a wanted dispensary. check out the surveillance video here. shows the thieves using a car to rip the gates off of the cannabis culture store on judah street early tuesday. neighbors passing by also recorded the break-in on their cell phones as well. you see it here. the store manager says there was not much inside to steal, but the burglars caused about $25,000 in damage, just almost like a hurricane went through our store. >> shock right out the gate, it was it was kind of heartbreak

i went to disneyland for the weekend.re was a line from the door all the way to secure for security, and i think i thought they got things going really quick. >> triple a says it was a busy weekend on the roads as well, due largely to lower gas prices nationwide. >> time now 515. two long lost cousins were reunited, believe it or not, by a hot air balloon. the winds of fate brought the two together when one of them landed near her family member's home in a hot air balloon. the two cousins say they first found each other through facebook almost 20 years ago, but they never had a chance to meet. >> yeah, we came running towards each other with open arms. it was really sweet and that means a lot to me because i've always wanted cousins to get in trouble with. do you want to get in trouble? >> i couldn't do that. okay. it was god's will. you know, we were wanting to. and it's like, well, she's busy, you know, and i'm busy. it was never awkward. no, because with your family, they say the reunion was fate. >> because hot air ba

like a seven-acre theme park which apparently is maybe where walt disney got the idea for disney disneylandit's an old one? >> it's an old one. the hotel opens up into the theme park. we were kind of like, are we going to free-range parent and roll the die here? we let them wake up, they woke up at 6:00 every morning. think scanned their bracelets to go outside. didn't see them for seven hours. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> just running around copenhagen. >> jimmy: and that was okay? >> apparently. they're both alive. [ laughter ] we all returned home. [ applause ] >> jimmy: they went on the rides and everything? >> all the rides. it was heaven. we just had coffee, we played spades. around 3:00 we'd be like, "anybody see them?" one of them would run up and need a band-aid or whatever. >> jimmy: they must have loved that. >> it was really cool. >> jimmy: you told me a very good story and i said, please remember this for the next time you're on the show, about taking dax home for the first time to your family. >> yeah. yes. so -- dax visited my childhood bedroom for the first time. i don'

i thought i was at disneyland. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your friend, eddie murphy, was saying when he wassaid, "no." [ laughter ] did you have moments like that? >> nah, didn't have no moments like that. i ran when i needed to run. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: last month, they just dedicated a day to you in detroit. >> yes. >> jimmy: martin lawrence day. [ cheers and applause ] your character from your great show "martin" is from detroit. you are not from detroit? >> right. >> jimmy: martin paine is -- did they know this with the day? or they think you are from there? >> they give me so much love. >> jimmy: you just take it? >> like i'm from there. i feel i'm from there, all the love they give me. >> jimmy: while you were there, you visited the exterior of the apartment where martin lived, right? that's the place. >> yes. >> jimmy: did the people living in the building, did they see you? or did you -- >> no, nobody came out. >> jimmy: nobody came out? they probably thought it was another person going to take a picture in front of the martin house, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. probably. >> jimmy:

accumulating in the beginning of december and the california mom, who was hauled away in handcuffs in disneylandreaking her silence. 26 year old yesenia diaz is threatening to sue the amusement park. she says the actual story of what happened will eventually come out. now, videos posted on social media show security guards and police taking her away, while her two young daughters are crying for help and holding on to her. a disney spokesperson says the woman tried to enter the park without paying for tickets and was uncooperative with security. now this weekend, the portola festival returns to san francisco's waterfall waterfront. but after two years of shaking things up, organizers are making some changes to keep the noise levels down for nearby residents. the sf chronicle reports the san francisco entertainment commission is stepping up its sound management efforts this year. goldenvoice, the producer of the two day festival, says they're working with the commission to minimize noise impact, including noise monitoring and adjusting stage placements. and coming up, a mexican food staple will in

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. >> so like a fast pass at disneyland, this method allows clean energy projects to skip the years long wait for grid connection while making the shift a lot less jarring for local communities. what does that mean for workers? can the same people who are now working in coal come over and work in sunlight. >> well, some of them can, so we've got about 240 workers at the plant. and what we have told them is, if you want a job with xcel energy after that plant retires, you'll have a job with xcel energy. >> would this have happened without the tim walz administration? and their targets would have happened without the inflation reduction act that joe biden. >> yeah. so the walls administration has been really great to work with and the ira benefits have been really significant for our customers. that helps us move through this transition while bringing customer bills down compared to what they otherwise would be. we're extracting about $300 million of ira benefits for our customers with this project alone, he says their customers will eventually reap billions in tax incentives as excel, win