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fao schwartz wants to make shopping for toys a fun experience.eople in costumes, and there's even going to be toy soldiers. and, of course, we all remember the piano made famous in the movie "big. ". ♪ ♪ cheryl: that giant piano is going to be back if you have the urge to tiptoe a tune. actually, a few years ago i danced on the piano. [laughter] i did the story for fox business as they were closing, and it was so bittersweet. people were so sad about the piano going, and it's coming back. dagen: i love that. i spent an entire day at fao schwartz with my niece, and we got customized muppets. it is a place that you make memories. [laughter] cheryl: i had a great time there. and rockefeller center at christmas, that's another story. it'll be fun. dagen: it's a little crowded. [laughter] just a little crowded. you've got to the take me. i've got sharp 'em bows. [laughter] thank you, cheryl. i love that picture of you. what song did you play, by the way? cheryl: you play the main one, the one they play in the movie, the chopsticks. that's what you're

thank you. >> thank you >> fao schwartz is making a comeback, planning to open a new store in rockefellerenter. how is it going to compete with amazon by making the store an experience wall street journal reporting the company isn't holding job interviews it's holding job auditions magicians, people in costumes, of course, and they need people to be able to play the big piano, like tom hanks and robert in "big. ♪ >> how young is tom hanks there? >> when was that movie wow. >> he was a kid. >> that just tells you how iconic fao schwartz is >> remember how big the store was on fifth avenue. it's where that apple store kind of is now. i'm curious about how they find a space larnl enough to accommodate that sort of experienceal retail. >> rockefeller center. >> but, also, what are the advantages there over where they have been up on fifth avenue just ten blocks or so. you know -- >> more expensive in rockefeller center >> i would think so. think of the foot traffic near the lego store and see the tree and everything >> christmas time. >> absolutely. >> yeah. all right. president trump is taki

and it's just proof that even the most longstanding of institutions, whether it's fao schwartz, you name it, they come and go. and we all have to remember as small business owners and business owners in general, we're the first line of defense for our companies. we have to fight for ourselves. and you know, whether it's the internet or amazon or a formula retailer or the city doing things that are kind of counter to our business interest. at the end the day, if we don't fight for ourself, we're going to go out of business. we can provide support. but even the most venerable businesses are vulnerable if they don't keep up with the times. and gump's admittedly didn't keep up with the times. whether they survive bankruptcy or not is to be seen, but there is a lot we can do to support businesses. >> can i ask a question of rick? >> commissioner dwight: sure. >> i'm the third or fourth owner of may's oyster house, it's the second oldest bar and restaurant in san francisco. would i qualify for a legacy business? or you know, for the fact that i kept the name and kept the seafood going, et cete

fao schwartz is making a comeback.ssic toy star it is reopening in november. yes they are looking for someone who can dance on their piano. you remember this scene. [piano music] >> that was robert losey and tom hanks in the movie, "big." the original store closed in 2015 and toys 'r' us shut its doors this year. i'm entering brian and greg versus hannity and dobbs. >> hannity and dobbs, that's a new team? >> absolutely. greg, your turn. >> i have my podcast that's up right now. i interview a legendary animator larry riesenberg who helped create a scooby-doo, the jetsons, the flintstones, josie and the pussycats. he basically created my saturday morning. check out foxnewspodcast.com. let's go to this. greg asked me, do you go away on labor day? this is the last day enjoying a labor day. i relax in a tiny shopping trolley or shopping cart and enjoy a nice bottle of wine. a russian dwarf hamster. and i will show you some horrifying video, it's unbelievable. that is a little kid, two years old walking into traffic when su

. >>> fao schwartz will open in november. and it will be about the experience.s and the store is looking for people that can dance on the huge piano like tom hank did in the movie binge. the company that -- big. the company plans to open stores at la guardia airport and in china no word if it will bring one back to san francisco's union square. it stored in 2003 as the company that had it then struggled with bankruptcy. >>> could matt lauer be making a comeback in television. what he told a fans in restaurant following sexual harassment claims against him. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained a