disneyland is always fun. right?. >> guillermo: here. >> jimmy: we've got some big turkey legs for you. >> turkey legs. here, i'll put your hat on. >> you're so helpful. >> yeah. well, i'm -- you're minnie. >> i'm so messed up here. >> you do me. that's okay. i'm trying not to mess up your hair. >> jimmy: wow, holy cow, this is getting very physical. >> let's do like the champagne thing. >> jimmy: don't block your face with your turkey leg. oh, perfect. that's great. that looks really good. and now, it's your birthday. happy birthday to you. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: uh-huh, and i want to get you to just -- >> we're moving so fast in this relationship. [ laughter ] i feel like this is too sudden. >> jimmy: blow out the candles. okay, great. oh, that's nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> better. >> jimmy: so now you guys, you're back home and you're mad at justin because you hate disneyland and he brought you there for your birthday. now you're fighting, you're arguing. >> sorry i brought you to disneyland. >> jimmy: take

both disneyland and california adventure. all right.super bowl, disney unveiled a new teaser for the live action version of lilo and stitch. >> stitch is seen invading the super bowl and being just generally chaotic. >> you got trash cans? this guy's got no chance. i think they got it. nope. now he's gone and driving a cart. watch out for the goal. >> oh la la. kristen sze. >> oh, that thing is indestructible. >> i love him. >> the live action version of lilo and stitch hits theaters may 23rd. in a night of i thought very ads. this is. >> a good one. this is a good one. very clever, i like that. >> and classic stitch. >> and it looks good. you know, like that looks pretty realistic to me. >> i would say you could have gotten fooled if you just kind of glanced up like, wait, is this part of the game? >> like. >> if you believe that aliens were real. which i'm not saying they're not, you know. >> that's for another. that's a conversation. >> for another day, is it? i think it's a conversation for right now. amanda, let's get into it. are

when you went on a i,000—mile carjourney to disneyland, you write, "the 1,000 miles we were about tomeant i,000 "chances for her kids to learn," and she made this travel log for you. some people might say that's not normal. how do you perceive it? my mom pushed us to interact with adults and, you know, clearly had a model that we should be studious and well—behaved. you know, there might have been days where i thought, "boy, she's sure giving me a hard time." but, you know, sort of the crucible of my ambition somehow gets formed through that relationship. no matter how strong you are today, you'd better make sure you're listening to users and inventing great new technologies if you want to stay strong. windows 95 finally went on sale at the stroke of midnight. - did you want to be that computer genius? 0r actually, back then, were you thinking, "i'd ratherjust "be one of the popular kids who gets to be popular "with the girls"? i certainly envied the kids who had more natural social or athletic skills than i had. once i found my niche of kind of being the smart math guy, it was nice

. >> greg: like adults who go to disneyland?ere is something deeply wrong to go to disneyland without kids. i do not stand behind that. >> greg: the worst ones are the people that go there without kids and then leave with kids. [applause] >> no argument there, buddy. very astute. >> greg: tyrus, did you find the super bowl a different kind of tone or mood than normal? >> the entire week was different. first of all i found out i am a celebrity and the worst time to ever be a celebrity. because nobody gives a [bleep] anymore if you are a celebrity. the only people who really cared was fox like look at the celebrities at our game and america was like move a little kevin hart is in the way of the field. they do not care. america is back. america is the celebrity. you see soldiers you cheer, you see police officers you go thank you for steve beat -- still being here. a completely different vibe and people is like they walked out of the house and naked and the neighbor said nice job. look and go to. because nobody is afraid to speak t

when you went on a 1,000—mile carjourney to disneyland, travel log for you.ome people might say that's not normal. how do you perceive it? my mom pushed us to interact with adults and, you know, clearly had a model that we should be studious and well—behaved. but, you know, sort of the crucible of my ambition great new technologies if you want to stay strong. windows 95 finally went on sale at the stroke of midnight. - did you want to be that computer genius? or actually, back then, were you thinking, "i'd rather with the girls"? or athletic skills than i had. it was nice that i'd walk into a room and they'd say, and i, you know, i could fit that role pretty well. i was small and skinny and had an unusually high—pitched, squeaky voice. and the speech counsellor recommends that your parents "hold me back" and they use the word "retarded", which obviously now, as you say, is a dated and offensive word. but it is really shocking to hear that word used about you. back," the same year, they're saying, "no, maybe you should be pushed ahead even two grades," because

changes are coming to the iconic disneyland ride.a small world as part of the disneyland 70th anniversary celebration. the park will add a 3rd and final verse of the song beginning on july 17. >> another attraction that's also coming is a new film at the main street cinema called the last first. the film is about the sherman brothers who wrote many popular songs for disney, including mary poppins classic, a spoonful of sugar. and it's a small world. well, that's it for the crop will weaken news. i'm stephanie lin and thanks to all of you for joining us here. >> and stick around for our continuing coverage tomorrow morning, starting at 7 o'clock and around stick around for and around stick around for properties tonight at 6. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a comple

when you went on a 1,000—mile carjourney to disneyland, you write, "the 1,000 miles we were about to "meant 1,000 chances for her kids to learn," how do you perceive it? well—behaved. you know, there might have been days where i thought, "boy, she's sure giving me a hard time." but, you know, sort of the crucible of my ambition somehow gets formed through that relationship. no matter how strong you are today, you'd better make sure you're listening to users and inventing great new technologies if you want to stay strong. did you want to be that computer genius? be one of the popular kids who gets "to be popular with the girls" ? i certainly envied the kids who had more natural social or athletic skills than i had. there's the math guy." and i, you know, i could fit that role pretty well. i also felt like i didn't fit in with the other kids. squeaky voice. there's a really shocking bit, actually, in the book, where back" and they use the word "retarded", which obviously but back then was, as you say, a term applied to kids who didn't seem to fit in the classroom. well, in the same yea

. >> the petition says california would be renamed new denmark, and our parent company's disneyland would be renamed to hans christian andersen land. >> that's a good ring to it. of course, the devil is in the details and the fine print at the bottom of the petition reading this campaign is 100% real in our dreams. >> sold. >> you want to give away california? >> well, next to a dream come true for one young fan of the philadelphia eagles, who also happens to be a superhero. we're not talking about you, danny. >> thank you. i really appreciate that. but this guy is way more impressive. this happened inside a hospital in philadelphia. eagles wide receiver a.j. brown on the left there. super bowl champion. he promised to visit ten year old eagles superfan trey howard, who protected his sister from flying debris during last week's deadly plane crash in northeast philly. that we told you about. >> and did he ever bring along plenty of eagles swag? i hope it says super bowl champion. you know what else? the super bowl champion. how about that. the lombardi trophy. trey's mom posted her thank y

this morning, we're learning more about disneyland resort's 70th anniversary celebration. something different you might notice on it's a small world. a third and final verse in the attraction will be added. written by legendary composer richard sherman. >> the love we give makes us humankind. >> sherman died in may due to an age related illness. he was 95. the updated version of the song will be in the attraction starting july 17th and at the main street cinema, where there will be a tribute, i should say, to sherman and his brother robert. there will also be a new experience at the opera house on main street, including images and artifacts that show disneyland before, during and after walt disney's dream became a reality. and i'm not sure why this copy didn't include it. to me, it's the biggest thing. they're going to have a new show with a walt disney animatronic, where great moments with mr. lincoln usually is. it's going to be walt disney. >> what a treat. because they do animatronics, right? >> yeah. it will be the first time they've ever done a robotic version of wal

. >> i've seen that on the disneyland forum, the subreddit there, but i wonder.y, real quickly, and this is a two for what do you think the administration's goal is? and then the second part is, are canadian leaders actually worried about action taken, like economic starvation or an invasion to make those goals happen? >> to the second part first. absolutely. they're concerned because of course, the tariffs are going to have a negative impact on the canadian economy. and the first question, you know, i think that there's there is concern. but you know, it's a harder thing to say what's going to happen. and so i you know, i think i think the biggest problem is the uncertainty right now. >> is there any world in which it would make sense for canada to become the 51st state or anything at all. >> you know, okay, so the thing i've been thinking about is the fact that, you know, trump is saying we, you know, we have tariffs and yet he's saying we have no borders, so should have no borders by canada becoming the 51st state. so it's a contradictory thing where he's goin

disneyland is offering free park tickets to first responders who fought against the los angeles countyires. heroes. tickets will be available for california based first responders, as well as people who provided mutual and other departments. the tickets will be valid for may 5th to august 7th of this year. park officials say that they will directly communicate more details about eligibility and registration to qualifying fire, police and sheriffs departments, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. the latest national job numbers are out, and even though hiring has slowed, they tell quite a tale. ktvu tom vacar has the explanation. >> employment lawyer and former edd director michael bernick says january's addition of 143,000 new jobs is less than half of december's super gain of 309,000 jobs. >> but still a healthy number. so it still shows the labor market's doing well. >> the national unemployment rate stand

it also promises to turn disneyland into hans christian andersen land. goodness, it's kind of makes sense. it's a lot of the stories come from hans $1000, $80,000, a person and denmark. yeah, isn't. so like consider look, not allow for new all cowboys, san francisco think it's a it's like a yeah. yeah. we'll have some nice. a nice streets. well, kind of feeling cold, micah, denmark out there tonight. we've got some chilly weather developing out. there's a cold temperatures settling in. >> and we're talking about some freezing numbers around the bay area already breaking out. some of those temperatures dipping in the 30's outside mostly clear its couple passing clouds about this. 44 degrees in san mateo right now. 49. >> in san francisco, 38 in fairfield. if you get into those temperatures a lot dropping into the 30's now. so it is going to be frigid out there to start out your day tomorrow morning. frost advisory up across the north bay area shaded in blue all the way up towards saint rose in healdsburg in through the napa valley. and we've got a freeze

you heard me right, purchase california a from the u.s -- [laughter] they want to turn disneyland intoling it the denmark petition. it's received over 200,000 signatures, but let's be honest, it ain't gone that that happen, ash. ashley: it isn't. but, you know, i would say this, david, i would personally like to see danish pastry land because i would definitely get an annual pass to that, maybe mickey mouse in a viking helmet. what's interesting, if you go to the web site of the petition, it reads this: have you ever looked at a map and thought, do you know what denmark needs? more sunshine, palm trees and roller skates. we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to a make that treatment a reality. let's buy california from donald trump. of course, it's all in response to president trump's repeated interest in making greenland a territory of denmark, by the way, part of the u.s. the authors of the petition note that a trump might be open to letting denmark is have california. given that there's this big political divide, of course, between california's leaders and the white house. the pe

tickets to disneyland can cost as much as $200 on popular days per person.lines. no more fastpass. they can be an additional $440, and that doesn't include money spent on food, souvenirs, a place to stay. in my family's case, princess outfits. right? right. mickey mouse ears. we've all talked about it. it's expensive. >> it's so. >> much more expensive than when our kids were little. and when i was little. >> it's starting to reach up to the price of a european vacation. >> yes, right. >> it's funny when i don't know if it was in a teaser in the actual story, but someone used the phrase middle class. i have not thought of disney as a middle class family vacation for years and years. i mean, middle class is like a road trip to santa barbara, you know? >> so that's. >> what we do. that's. >> what i would like to do now. all right, a quick reminder to stick with ketv news. if you'd like, you can stream us on the fox local app. also, watch o live newscasts t >> three, two, one... it's showtime! >> ♪ we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ feel good time ♪ laughter

so ginger, my friend who works at disneyland, offered as a part of his work, he needed to go on a vipo he offered. >> oh. >> he offered to take me. and so phil and i got to do it with him. i've never been on one. they call it the plads. oh, a life. changing experience. there's nothing you've been on one. >> i'm sure it really is. >> yeah. >> do you know what the worst part is? is that my children have now been on one. do you know how bad that's going to be when we go back? >> it's. i know how bad it is for me, so i can't imagine what it's like for an actual child because, you know. >> i was photoshopping dru and i into every photo that reggie was sending over, and i was like, oh my god, i love this trip. thank you for taking us on this. >> yes. >> next time, next time the invite gets extended. >> it was so great, you know, now i've peaked and that's fine. it's fine. >> and it's like, it's not even enough that you're going in the exit and you're getting to cut all the lines, but they're like, would you like a mickey ice cream to go on top of it? or like, do you want a pretzel or a wate

campaign says if purchase california's name would be changed to new denmark and also promises to turn disneyland into hans christian anderson live. >> fremont city council will consider approving a controversial panda gets homeless. camping. what sets this, and for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. >> welcome back to kron. morning news. if you're stepping outside, you might realize these a little chilly so case, give yourself some extra time to warm up the car. john sabol tracking that forecast for us. warning another cold one. another frosty one. we are definitely going to need those windshield scrapers as you're getting out there. the plus of the next few days, as you will have as cold of your evening lows. the. >> the negative of it. well, you're goin

everybody, disney announced they're adding a new final verse to the "it's a small world" song on the disneylandre doing it for everyone who got on the ride and thought, "i just wish this song was longer." [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. give it up for paul shaffer and the world's most dangerous band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody, i have a big night coming ahead of me tomorrow night. well, tomorrow night is "snl 50th." >> paul: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm doing a special. but -- but tonight -- [ cheers and applause ] >> paul: you're hosting. >> jimmy: yes, i'm going to host. >> paul: yeah. that's tomorrow night. you got something tonight? what's -- >> jimmy: that is tomorrow. but tonight i have a busy night as well. >> paul: what is going on? >> steve: what are you doing? >> jimmy: well, i don't know if you remember this, but i did -- i did broadway two weeks ago. >> paul: yes. >> jimmy: i made my broadway debut. [ cheers and applause ] >> paul: two weeks ago, your first broadway engagement. >> jimmy: yes. >> paul: first time on broadway. >

finding it in places like santa ana, a mostly working class immigrant community in the shadow of disneyland. it's the part of the oc where people know that to survive, they'll have to work hard. maribel ramos arrived here as a baby, leaving mexico behind. she would not only survive here, but thrive. to tell you the truth, this should be the story of a woman who worked hard to change her life, and in doing so, carved a path for others to follow. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but this story is going to end differently. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): there are some parts of life that hard work just can't fix. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): some things that are beyond our control. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): all of this should have never reached that point of no return. so maybe it's a story of simple bad luck, of two lives that should never have come together. tell me about growing up with maribel. what was she like? troublemaker. mom wanted her to stay at home, and she wanted to go play baseball. tomboy? yes, yes. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): her sister lucy says tomboy maribel ramos also had a s

i went so disneyland, during his lifetime, without him. [ laughter ] because i was doing something insounded interesting, but when are we going back to rwanda?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: it must make you very proud. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: were you like that when you were a kid? >> i hated vacations when i was a kid. not because i felt guilty. more because i was like -- i hated school so much. every time the school ended, like friday, i was more scared than even sunday night because i knew the weekend i'd be thinking about school. and so when school ended, june 16th every year, i would be so paranoid because i knew the entire summer was going to be thinking about september 8th. [ laughter ] know what i mean? >> jimmy: sadly, i know exactly what you mean, yeah. >> it's awful. we're terrified of anticipating the bad thing, the bad thing coming -- >> jimmy: than the bad thing there. >> school's there, i'm there, i'm miserable, but it can get worse. >> jimmy: were you bullied in school? >> i wish, i wish. [ laughter ] no, i always wanted -- i always wished there was some

. >> are like adults who go to disneyland. no no no no. >> no no no adults. there's something deeply wrong with adults who don't go to disney without kids. >> yeah. >> that i do not i do not stand behind that. >> you know, the worst ones are the people that go there without kids and then leave with kids. >> no. >> no argument there, greg. >> tyrus. >> very astute. >> harris. did you did you find the super bowl a different kind of tone or mood than normal? >> the entire week was different. okay, first of all, i found out that i'm a celebrity and the worst time to ever be a celebrity because no one gives a anymore. if you're a celebrity. yes, the only people who really cared was like fox. like, look, look at the celebrities at her game. and america was like, move the little kevin hart's in the way of the field. they don't care. america's back. america's the celebrity. when you see the soldiers, you cheer. when you see police officers, you go, thank you for still being here. it's a completely different vibe and everyone is kind of walking around like they walked

are tickets to disneyland can cost as much as $200 a day on the most popular days, passes to skip linesdd up to $450 on top of that. and that's, of course, not including money you'll spend on food and souvenirs. starting this weekend, six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo and great america in santa clara are hiring for hundreds of seasonal jobs. a week long hiring period starts. this saturday runs through next saturday. there are openings for food and beverage associates, ride operators, admissions workers, animal care specialists, lifeguards, and more. you have to be at least 16. workers will also get discounts on park food, merchandise and free admission to any six flags park. just in time for lunch, chipotle is offering a buy one get one free deal today only in san francisco. go to any chipotle in the city. mention strava, bogo for buy one, get one to get the deal. the offer is available in san francisco for winning the chipotle. strava city challenge was a month long running competition between 25 international cities through the month of january. more than 1700 runners ran a colle

disneyland paris had a terrific quarter. feeling positive in that regard.alt disney company represents is an opportunity to get away from all of the things that are happening in the world. our job is to basically bring families joy, bring them together, give them smiles. i think in many ways we are not a part of that conversation. lisa: it is pulling together the idea of experiences and the smiles and the streaming business. how much are people willing to pay for this? more broadly, how much are you seeing consumers push back against some of the price increases weather at the parks where the streaming services simply because of how much prices have already gone up? hugh: we are not to be candid. it's important to remember from a consumer perspective price is what you pay and value is what you get. if you deliver sufficient value to the consumer, they are willing to pay the price. you see that going on broadly with companies these days. companies that deliver a lot of value, they're pricing is being accepted by consumers. if you look at the value of a disney

meanwhile countless other parents around the country that went on the same trip to disneyland are noweriencing the same nightmare you are, sowing seed of doubt in the minds of just a few people can have massive consequences for communities across the country. and it is not hypothetical. right now there's a measles outbreak in texas that's sickened more than a dozen kids. the number of kindergartners showing up with an exemption for required vaccinations jumped to a record high last fall. the two facts are connected. and mr. kennedy and his allies can take the credit for it. now, mr. kennedy is fond of saying he's not making recommendations about whether parents should vaccinate their kids. he's just asking questions and giving people choices. that's a slippery tactic used by conspiracy theorists to dodge any real responsibility for their words and actions and it's absurd coming from somebody who is about to be confirmed for a job that is entirely about making recommendations. mr. kennedy is also fond of saying that if somebody shows him the science to prove he's wrong, well then he'll

a poor woman with her children at disneyland.ine with her kids because the urge was so intense. so was gonna have an accident, so she spent the day in the infirmary. it could be because the urge is too strong 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. - well then, if not drugs, you would try surgery? - surgery is the final option for us. and it could start with some kind of a procedure in

. >> i'm going to disneyland!uper bowl size dreams come true. >> michael: we have tickets for you to go to the super bowl! >> sam: with ticket give aways. >> what are you holding there? they're tickets to the super bowl. >> sam: and our keu correspondents. >> hi, america. it's julia. we're at super bowl media night. >> sam: who reported on all the big games. >> guy, it's my big moment. i had the best week ever. my favorite moment was bringing out the ball at halftime. it was awesome. i'm about to take the football out. i'm so excited. i was just 13 years old. five years later i'm a senior in high school going to college in the fall. for super bowl lix, i'm going with kansas city, again. >> sam: lot of great memories. coming up we're gonna honor a civil rights pioneer. we're gma, so of course we have a surprise for her. we'll be right back. i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 1

tickets to disneyland can cost as much as $200 on popular days.s can add up to $450 in addition to the original price, and that is not including money spent on food, souvenirs, and a place to stay. >> starting this weekend, six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo and great america in santa clara are hiring for hundreds of seasonal jobs. a week long hiring period starts on saturday and runs through next saturday. there are openings for food and beverage associates, ride operators, admissions workers, animal care specialists, lifeguards and more. you have to be at least 16. workers will also get discounts on park food, merchandise and free admission to any six flags park. >> the bay area's lunar new year celebrations are building up to this weekend's big parade in san francisco. the san francisco chinese new year parade is a tradition that started back in 1847 as a way for chinese immigrants to celebrate, then, a new wave of refugees from the vietnam war came in 1975, and tradition started to change over the years to include more communities. as gene

level of concern as to whether they're locking out a certain portion of the classic disney world disneyland. >> because they. >> have relied. >> so much on pricing. >> so we have flights booked in april, but we have not purchased tickets yet, and i'm wondering if maybe we should just kind of wait it out a little bit if that decision ultimately. but i will say we were looking at ticket prices. they are astronomical for a family of four. astronomical. so i know there are disney diehards who will pay anything and they will go no matter what, but i can absolutely see a certain cohort of this economy being priced out for a very long time. >> meantime, we're watching big tech, these capex figures that we got last week from all the hyperscalers are going to start feeding into the supplier earnings, which we're going to get over the next few weeks. nvidia, dell, broadcom, nvidia is up 3%. this is going to take you almost back. >> to the. >> 50 day, which it lost earlier in january. news out of onsemi today revenue was a bit light. that was down pre-market. you mentioned openai and they did say that