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so if you look closely and you see earlier, a tee shirt she was wearing, looked like a mickey mouse,se of mouse >> can't wait to see that. >>> meanwhile, jamie foxx is on the mend, sharing another health update with fans he posted a series of photos on instagram yesterday, thanking fans for their support during his recovery and saying he's finally starting to feel like him ever and aside from a few updates on social media he has kept his health journey private after he was hospitalized for an undisclosed emergency. and he has a movie premiering with will ferrell. >> a few bumps and that controversy on insta backlash saying it was anti-semitic >>> looks like paramount is looking to keep b.e.t. in its portfolio. paramount global is ending the sale of its majority stake in the black entertainment network. talking about film maker tyler perry and shawn diddy colmes they were reportedly interested in purchasing the network. perry was considered the top contender, owning a minority share in b.e.t.'s streaming platform >>> after the break, we'll take a closer look at the rising temperatures

and then they come in and just say, my name is mickey mouse, we have no idea who huge numbers of these people are. we had about a $1700000.00 ways just in the last 2428 months. i got a ways for those that we never even got had contact with. we just counted their footprints or caught them on video or something like that, but they never caught them. but the issue there is course that we've got people coming in from a 160 countries other than mexico and central america. really. the entire world has heard that you can get an over the southern border if you just process. and so the whole world is coming to take advantage of this really, right? yeah. but do, do you think spies normally come in through legal roots because it's like an added problem. i mean, i just don't understand what, what the evidence is that there's a threat to the united states of immigration, illegal immigration of a china, uranium mines and russians into the united states to spy on the united states and commit to or right, well, i mean, you're right, we, we have seen a lot of chinese spies wold up who came in through l

gomel mickey mouse girlfriend worked there as an operator and after a quarrel with the owner.changed my password there. after some time , disagreements arose between the girls, then nastya was able to. really do business i went to the hydra, took wholesale from some store, took it, brought it in, packed it , laid it out, took photos and changed bitcoins myself. naturally. in this situation, she was both with money and with drugs 10 g - this is $ 100 at that time, this is the action of rubles, and 1 g is 100 rubles. that is. such a big difference, well enough, but not enough to keep me here for 14 years. you can't make that kind of money, of course. that is, there parents, i cost several times more expensive transfer lawyers there. damage fines what the court as an additional punishment. it's all spent in the first year, probably. look, in the next episode , the pursuit of easy money breaks fates and bones with sportsmen by tariff. how much does it cost to cripple a person up to thousands of dollars for a beating? why does employment in the people's commissariat end in any case

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vladyka and santa claus and mickey mouse will be there for you, and you will have lyoli-bolik.ur first lesson. this is how my psychological trainings will help to unload them. even today the director told you more freedom, more lightness , lightness and lightness. i think this is what i need. listen to the engine, i see my daughter getting out of an expensive foreign car. who was that? which difference? you also have a boy. it's just not solid. yesterday you come for a bouquet from a fan today you. dad, i'm not 12 or 15 years old. i don't want to be controlled. i just don't want you to look. others i missed myself. hello linger olga anatolyevna well, come in, by the way. i'm terribly sorry. i didn't want to, but these tax officials just got really worn out. honestly. moreover, it doesn’t matter at all that we personally need him. i have not seen this beast for 2 months. after all, two months ago he was yes, he hid in the field with his parents. maybe now i don't know. just tell yourself. they have been living with their daughter in the city for a long time. you can call a docto

he created an environment where mickey mouse is now a criminal. even black republicans are telling him to stop defending. when you pick a fight with defendants of slaves like the african-american congressmen from florida, republican, maybe you're on the wrong path here. >> do you think that ron desantis is losing steam? and do you think someone else will pick it up? >> the issue with governor desantis is always not what you do, how you do it. not what you say, how you say it. yes. he is correct, there's a large, robust population of republicans that are concerned about the cultural issues. what ed is trying to nudge him towards, now that he's no longer with the pac, is the reality facing most americans, they don't want joe biden to be their president anymore. and if you're going to make a case to republican primary voters, you should be talking about the deficiencies of the presidency, the economy, talking about the schools that are not teaching our children. talking about the fact we have a migrant crisis that goes unchecked. we should be talk ab

it is mickey mouse, you have to be careful about what you do with that brown -- bread --brand .rd-party monetizes some of the espn brand but it gives you part -- a part of their business. this is a bigger step into what is aries -- a fast-growing market. jon: the other factor is when you have so many sports rights changing hands and technology companies that are interested in that this is going forward, the idea -- that business going forward, the idea of more partnerships, -- the idea of more partnerships in a past -- fast-changing world is a possibility for disney? paul: i think it is and as recently as five years ago, we would not have said that but as court cutting continues to be a headwind for mabel networks -- for major networks, that pressures their revenue but their biggest parts, programming goes through the roof. that's a tough economic situation soaked to the extent you can shoulder some of that with a partner, even walt disney would consider doing that. >> paul sweeney walking us through what to expect from disney and you can watch and listen to me and paul every si

meanwhile, a sneaker store in boston is getting attention for displaying a statue of mickey mouse withckey." "m-i-c -- see, he's got claws -- k-e-y -- why? 'cause his mom banged a lobsta!" that's the locals. that's not me. i would never say that. meanwhile, in world cup news, a fan of team mexico had a pretty strong reaction after they were eliminated from the tournament. take a look. >> bleep] [bleep] [screaming] >> stephen: you can't do that to your tv! this is soccer. you gotta stab it with your feet. meanwhile. got something there. meanwhile, the singer pink dropped thousands on an abstract painting by chimps at miami art week. let's take a look at what these chimps whipped up. hmm, okay. that's actually beautiful. clearly, all the black represents "ooh-ooh", while the red and blue convey themes of "aah-aah!" meanwhile. [applause] meanwhile, pepsi wants you to drink soda mixed with milk this holiday season. ugh, that is disgusting. pepsi? the soda company is encouraging customers to try the combination and use the hashtag #pilkandcookies. "pilk" being a combination, of course, of p

do not understand, that's not just mickey mouse.after, disney you after the avengers. you are saying you don't like captain america. wars on wokeness do not work, because the kinds of people who believe in that kind of stuff, they either don't vote or they are voting republican anyway. and anyone else who's an independent, everybody else who goes to movies, who likes tv-evr spider-verse? about a black spider-man. it's not a winning strategy. and i'm not surprised desantis is not holding on to, because he's a loser to. >> mark, what do you think? >> well i'm not sure i agree completely, listen on desantis is sitting at 20% in iowa right now. which is about twice any other candidate running is. it's a problem. the whole woke strategy is problematic in the journal trump is a distinguishing feature in the republican primary. 25% of the voters like that message. so all you've got to do is get enough to break out in iowa. and then push on to new hampshire. so, listen as i said i don't think it's a winning general election strategy, but i

he created an environment where mickey mouse is now a criminal. he created an environment where he is constantly defending standards regarding slavery, that even black republicans are telling him to stop defending. when you are picking a fight with descendants of slaves? like tim scott? and byron donalds? an african american congressman from florida. republican. maybe, just maybe, you're on the wrong path here. >> as one of our other republicans on the panel. do you think that ron desantis is losing steam. do you think that someone else will pick it up? >> i think the issue with governor desantis is always not what you do. it's how you do it. not what you say, how you say it. yes, he is correct that there is a large, robust population of republicans concerned about these cultural issues. but i think what ed is trying to nudge him towards. now that he is no longer with the pact. is the reality facing most americans. that they don't want joe biden to be the president anymore. and they are going to be making a case to republican primary voters, to ta

he's fighting mickey mouse. >> the saying is he literally sued cruise lines that wanted to have testinging. he literally attempted to force them to let people who were infected with covid get on the ship. because his priority at that point was to boost the economy and to keep the economy from being harmed by covid. and he wanted to run for president. so he was putting the economics first. but this guy was a tea party member so the most important thing is money in economy not, people staying alive. he's also the state with the most elderly people. he claims he was anti-vax. he made sure that welty an elderly floridians got the vaccine. make sure they were vaccinated. an important voting bloc in an important base of the people who funded his private flights because you know he doesn't fly commercial. he flies private, which became a huge controversy. people wondering why won't this ordinary guy who's supposed to be just a baseball player -- >> common sense, or new year's people flying private? >> and he won't get on an ordinary plane with ordinary people. he just wants to live like a trum

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just going to be the end of ron desantis, who is already, you know, the guy who was fighting with mickey mouseurse afraid to stand up to putin. i mean, put a fork in ron desantis. if he wasn't already done, this memo is going to do him in. >> a no holds barred analysis. let's see what you can do on the democratic side, eugene, i don't know how you match that. but president biden, you know this, he's been trying to keep the focus on his economic gains. he visited arizona, new mexico just in this past weak to talk up his successes, but this new ap poll found 36% of adults approve of his handling of the economy, 55% of democrats still wish he wouldn't run again. is there any indication you're hearing of nervousness around the white house or within the campaign that so far at least their strategy isn't working. >> democrats are always nervous. they're also always kind of nervous and hand wringing about everything all the time, but this is also now a campaign that once they made a decision, they feel like they have proven the naysayers wrong over and over again. you look at 2020, when everyone was

pt was more like mickey mouse where he starts doing a imagine egg thing and broom stick starts dumping water and you can't control it and it is spinning out of control and going back to previous community it is expansion and really in charge of its operation. it is so i think it is worse to reconsider like what is the state we oftentimes inview with a sense of intentionality, top down nature but at sometime i'm skeptical about how much control they have during the time. so i think this continues through the 20th century as well and they're all sorts of different ways in which the federal government continues to operate as decentralized system. it is still relies on that contractors part-time federal workers i was reading -- over a couple of years ago basically they admitted they don't know how many people work for the federal government. because there's like millions and millions of them. you see this is abroad and part of this kind of allowing state to operate and extend across the really, reallys wide geographic area and all of these local places. but, obviously, comes with kind of o

"fantasia," mickey mouse on an acid trip. [ laughter ] "the wizard of oz," flying monkeys and a witche are great, oscar-worthy movies. now, there's nothing wrong with a serious movie. a lot of them are fantastic and worthy of oscars. but why do they have to be serious? when did that become a prerequisite to get nominated for an academy award? here's what happened. you want to know what happened? the academy voters looked at the list, saw the names leo dicaprio and meryl streep, checked the box. then they put their kids in the car and went to see the movie "spider-man." and they loved it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but they didn't vote for it. we may need to get doctor strange to go back to time to fix this. [ laughter ] i mean, my god. nicole kidman can't even shoot webs out of her wrists! [ laughter ] speaking of great acting, you want to see something funny? >> we've all heard about the fine print in this country. no one reads the fine print. the fine print shouldn't be a reason that someone is more likely to have to endure sexual harassment in the workplace or, more likel

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at least we're looking at the us post is more like fantasia and mickey mouse where he starts doing the magic thing and then broomsticks start appearing and then dumping water everywhere and you can't control it and it's just kind of spinning out of control. on going back to the previous question, right? local communities are the ones driving. it's expansion and really in charge of its operations. and so i think it forces it. so we reconsider like what is the state? we oftentimes imbue it with a sense of intentionality top-down nature that sometimes i'm a little skeptical about just how much control they had during the time. and so i think discontinues through the 20th century as well. they're all sorts of different ways in which the federal government continues to operate as a decentralized system. it's still relies on vast force of contractors part-time federal workers. i was reading something from a couple years ago where basically they admitted they don't actually know how many people work for the federal government because there's like millions and millions of them. you see this mi

post is more like fantasia and mickey mouse where he starts doing the magic date and then broomsticktart appearing and dumping water indicate controlled and spinning out of control. going back to the previous question, local communities are the one driving the expansion and in charge of its operations. i think it forces us to reconsider like what is the state? we oftentimes imbued with a sense of intentionality' top-don nature but someus kind of skeptical about how much control they had during the time. this continues through the 20th centuryry as well there are all sorts also two different ways in which the federal government continuee to operate as a decentralized system for it still relies on fast force of contractors come part time federal workers. i was reading something from a couple years ago were basically they admitted they don't know how many people work for the federal government because there's like millions and millions of them peer you see this military contractors obviously brought and is part of this allowing to operate any student caught in really, really wide geogra

. >> conspiracy theories -- >> that could have been mickey mouse. >> this is the craziest thing i've ever seen. and people just bought it. >> lawsuits. >> they tried to not have your votes count. they did not want your vote to count. >> potentially illegal pressure campaigns. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> what he was asking for wasn't supported by the facts. wasn't supported by the constitution. >> extraordinary scheming. >> let's talk about this. >> just breath taking that you would have laid out such a clear game plan that so clearly violated the constitution. >> and all too many in the republican party -- >> we believe this was a free and fair election. >> and maga media who followed along. >> unverifiable dumps of votes. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. >> and it all might have worked if not for a key people in key places. notably among them, brave republicans. >> in moments of truth you need the right people to pass the most difficult tests. wet just must the people on jigt. >> pursuant to the laws of the united states -- >> do you think donald trump at

that could have been mickey mouse, that could have been a dead person. >> standing near giuliani is an attorney named sidney powell, who became one of the most notorious and arranged lies. that dominion voting machines were flipping votes for trump to biden. >> the dominion voting systems were created at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election. >> after she was sued by dominion, powell's attorney eventually conceded that powell light, saying quote, no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact, unquote. before that happened, the president's attorney general, bill barr, was investigating all of trumped's fraud claims. >> it was getting a little awkward, because obviously he had lost the election. >> reporter: bars and he made it clear to donald trump in a september 23rd meeting that he had lost. >> our role was to investigate fraud, and it is just not meritorious, it is not panning out. >> he was going to win in spite of all the fraud. >> reporter: but spurred on by the most ardent election liars, including many in macr

remember the mickey mouse face was one of the original watch fashions the headline of the "hollywoodeporter" this morning, kim masters, disney's sale to apple, don't count it out this time as we're once again back to laura martin's dream >> oh, yeah, i talked to lina khan yesterday she thinks it's a great idea the ftc would block disney merging with illinois toolworks. >> yeah. i just -- you know, this won't go away for any number of reasons. but you really imagine apple wanting to be in the theme parks business >> no. but i imagine apple wanting -- >> there are so many other avenues for them that i could imagine them going down before i would see them making -- by the way, would become, even though -- it still would be a small part of the overall, and even if you bought this thing for 220 bill, it would still be less than 10% of your market cap. >> true. you can't move the needle. >> the apple car, you got to imagine that's a way more compelling opportunity for example, you want to do something a little off the apple car, at least, you can imagine that theme parks and what >> i didn

america's standing in the world, america's role in the world is more important than budlight or mickey mousethat means for republicans who just use the word randomly. >> yeah. >> up and down in elections. >> i think the yankees are woke. i said it. you throw it around whatever you'd like. >> chris, do you -- it's sort of leading, but i want to get to how we got here. in the three indictments against him, the ongoing legal suits, the potential fourth indictment coming his way, is it your belief that donald trump probably committed a crime or two? >> oh yeah, he certainly committed crimes in the classified documents case. >> okay. >> i believe the keeping of the documents was a crime, and the obstruction was clearly a crime. now, the superseding indictment where he was ordering folks allegedly to delete the surveillance cameras. you know, it reminded me of what, like, maybe costello means the corleones looks like. >> it's a caper. >> walt nauta is frado, down there to eliminate the server. i mean, this is both criminal and completely stupid. which is the combination donald trump is bringing to

. >> that could have been mickey mouse. that could have been a dead person. >> sannieniola rudy giuliani is sidney powell. she said dominion voting machines were flipping votes for trump to bowers. >> the dominion voting systems were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election. >> after she was sued by dominion, her attorney eventually conceded that she lied, saying no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact. long before that happened, the attorney general, bill barr, was investigating all of trumps flawed fraud claims. >> he had lost the election. >> he made it clear to donald trump in a november 23 meeting that he had lost. >> our role was to investigate fraud. is just not meritorious. they are not panning out. >> he was going to win in spite of all the fraud. >> spurred on by the most ardent election liars, including many in maga media, donald trump would not listen to reason or fact. >> where is the doj and fbi in all of this mr.

. >> finally, keri russell she was in that famous mickey mouse club cast with the likes of these epicst talented when i look at those kids, i'm like, why in the world did they pick me? it was wild. she has talent in her own way. >> she sure does >> thank you, sheinelle. good morning. public transit in the bay area is going driverless once again. today, the treasure island mobility management agency is rolling out this shuttle. it's autonomous, called loop. it's going to pick up passengers and take them along a fixed route around treasure island. it will have pick ups around every 25 minutes and it's free to ride. san ramon has a similar service, kari. it would be a nice day to spend by the coast. >> yeah and you're trying to find air-conditioning, too. somewhere you can cool off. inland valley headed for the upper 90s in concord and livermore. oakland reaching 79 degrees an half moon bay will be in the mid-60s. we're watching out for the chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms today and as we head into the weekend, more storm chances in the forecast. meanwhile, san francisco will

you can license content to the parks, but obviously, having mickey mouse is a central component. onent of the park business. >> correct. i'm not saying you lose mickey and disney at all. i think it is not complicated to set up the licensing deals inperpituity in separation. the tv assets declining from the rest of it and they knowledge the businesses are not core. then, the second is what happens with the content library? i do think that they do not want to lose that. i think they will lose the right to keep that if the business doesn't turn around and they don't take the necessary steps. i think over time content of the quality and caliber and the pressure will build to marry the tech platforms. does that move to full separation? potentially. i think that process from here creates value for disney shareholders. >> barton, do you ascribe any of the stock market action in disney and new lows for lack of a better term, woke, broke business model? they have myriad problems at disney. you don't need to look for more problems to figure out what's going on at disney. we had a really low

. >> thing is just a mickey mouse, isn't it? >> feels like it is. well, >> it feels like it is.en asking you, do you trust labour to protect borders labour to protect our borders and according to our twitter poll, just 11.1% of you say yes and a whopping 88.9% of you say no. it's no surprise , is there? no. it's no surprise, is there? i've got to say, thank you so much to my panel, author and broadcaster christine hamilton. christine thank you very much. and journalist author , and also journalist and author, no broadcaster. let's give him an thing. danny kelly, an extra thing. danny kelly, good . good night. >> not good night. >> not good night. >> bye bye . that's a huge thank >> bye bye. that's a huge thank you to you for your company. i look seeing look forward to seeing you. listen, for couple of listen, i'm off for a couple of weeks. going to have weeks. i'm just going to have a houdayin weeks. i'm just going to have a holiday in my house. well, listen, stay tuned. more listen, stay tuned. loads more still gb news. still to come here on gb news. thank your company. thank y

universities, as you say, common, common people charging people a heck of a lot of money to go and do mickey mousee got to do another degree to go and get the job that you actually want. and i think getting a practical trade could be a better thing . could be a better thing. >> it's a practical , it's >> it's a practical, it's a better thing, it is practical , better thing, it is practical, andifs better thing, it is practical, and it's just a matter of people listening to people that understand, as i say, i'm living proof. alan sugars living proof. peter jones is living proof. there's millions of people out there that didn't do a degree. they they've done a skilled job or something more academic and, you know, not everybody's going to be top of the class. but in the same token, you're guaranteed the job. you guaranteed the job. you guarantee to earn lots and lots of money. you're guaranteed never to be out of work. you're guaranteed not to run up loads of debts and you're guaranteed to get a job. and, you know , to get a job. and, you know, most university, the degree people that come out, they w

mouse. i met mickey, which is very cool.ickey is so fly. >> this is my first time at disneyland. >> there's a bunch of attractions i want to introduce her to. one of those being the guardians of the galaxy mission. that is one of the best rides in the park. space mountain, a classic. after this. >> i enjoyed spider-man, guardians of the galaxy. that's a great ride. i look forward to going on right -- rise of the resistance. >> my favorite attraction is star wars rise of resistance. it's one of the best ones here. when i got on it, i didn't want to leave. karina: i agree. rise of the resistance is awesome. the season finale of the wonder years errors tonight at 9:00 -- airs tonight at 9:00. it features the return of patti labelle as a guest star, then it is off to the magical kingdom. larry: if you feel it is too hot outside, temps are going to start dropping. noticeably. we show you what whether to expect by the (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) visit your local volvo retailer, to explore mild hybrid suvs during the summer safely

biggest fashion statement and now the look is complete i literally look like minnie mouse and i fit in perfectly with mickeyis friends. the boat with the dress and that sand theshe was really sealed t. now i'm fashionable bold and fun just like minnie mouse. brian: is that a joke? >> i think a lot of the stuff is being pushed by these companies trying to boost their esg scores. trying to boost their corporate equity index. because stuff like this appeals to pretty much 0% of the population what percentage of the population is interested in this type of content? it is offensive to the majority of men it is offensive to a lot of women or at least they just think it is silly. even many people who consider themselves lgbt year normal gait men or lesbian women this stuff does not appeal to them if anything it is that parity and a mockery of what some people already imagine in their heads. stuff like this is not helping at all. if they need to lose hundreds of millions and billions of dollars to realize that fact, then i don't think that's a problem a big fan of the free market i see lots of alternatives that are

the most iconic friend group , disney's mickey friend group, disney's mickey and friends and the character most like me is minnie mouseto start the look. it even has little mickeys on it. and i love how bold of a red it is. it's just like minnie . it's just like minnie. >> this is now, stick with me on this, because it's a bit complicated. sean uses he him pronouns, but but claims he's gender fluid meaning a non fixed gender fluid meaning a non fixed gender that changes over time. so clearly he's currently in a minnie mouse phase. furious critics saying this could be disney's bud light moment after their ad featuring trans influencer dylan mulvaney sent the brand's market value plummeting . disney's obsession, plummeting. disney's obsession, by the way, with whitewashing , by the way, with whitewashing, has already to box office has already led to box office bombs elemental, bombs like the film elemental, which studio's which includes the studio's first ever non—binary character and the worst opening and had the worst opening weekend years for disney. weekend in 28 years for disney. so again , when suzanne, this is so

the most iconic friend group , disney's mickey friend group, disney's mickey and friends and the character most like me is minnie mouseess to start the look. it even has little mickeys on it. and i love how bold of a red it is. it's just like minnie . it's just like minnie. >> this is now, stick with me on this, because it's a bit complicated. sean uses he him pronouns, but but claims he's gender fluid meaning a non fixed gender fluid meaning a non fixed gender that changes over time. so clearly he's currently in a minnie mouse phase. furious critics saying this could be disney's bud light moment after their ad featuring trans influencer dylan mulvaney sent the brand's market value plummeting . disney's obsession, plummeting. disney's obsession, by the way, with whitewashing , by the way, with whitewashing, has already to box office has already led to box office bombs elemental, bombs like the film elemental, which studio's which includes the studio's first ever non—binary character and the worst opening and had the worst opening weekend years for disney. weekend in 28 years for disney. so again , when suzanne, this i

mouse. i think she has over my shoulder. i have met mickeyl. >> this is my first time at disneyland. >> there are a bunch of attractions i went to introduce her to, one of those being the gardens of the galaxy mission breakout. that is one of the best rides. space mountain, that is a classic. she is going to go on a after this, so that will be also. >> i enjoyed spider-man, guardians of the galaxy. i am looking forward to going on the rise of the existence. >> my favorite is the rise of the resistance. it is one of the best ones here in my personal opinion. i do not want to leave. kristen: so fun. the season finale of the wonder years airs tonight at 1:00 right here on abc 7 and features the return of the great patti labelle as a guest star, then it is off to that special place. disney is the parent company of abc seven by the way. abc7news is streaming 20. get the abc 7 bay area streaming app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. coming up next, we will have the latest on the effort to recall the alameda county district attorney. t

today we're looking at the most iconic friend group, disney's mickey and friends and the character most like me is minnie mouset dress to start the look . dress to start the look. >> make sense of >> i'll try to make sense of that for you later in the show. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go