so maybe minnie didn't dispel the curse. minnie was wise. she made friends with the patton sisters across the street. you didn't want them against you. but they were quite prudish by this point. it was 1900 already, and they probably weren't privy to everything going on in the towns towns. many had a reputation for arranging and hosting trysts in the house. one notable one was sissy patterson, and a german diplomat. my guess is the patton sisters didn't really know about this. minnie was also known for lavish entertaining, and at one point her entertaining budget per year was said to be $240,000 in old money. and as i said, the kazos club, eventually acquired the building in 1950. minnie was a little distraught because during her first dinner party, she had to pull the guests away from her front window. they were all staring across the street wondering what was going on. and across the street, the anderson mansion was starting to go up. and minnie and the anderson were friends but often competitive socially about who could throw the bigger g

. >> that's right, mickey and minnie were on hand, annie mccormick joins us live with the details. >>r: a big day at chop. actually this month the month of february is compassion month for disney and 6abc and in order to spread the compassion we decided to share some with the children's hospital of philadelphia by presenting them with a check. this is video when mickey mouse and mini mouse were here to spread their special cheer to kids on monday. the iconic cartoon first things will have a bigger presence with our boss and manager. bernie prazenica presented this check of $250,000 to chop ceo on behalf of disney and the 6abc television group. the money goes toward a wait and play area. it will go for advanced pediatric care. it's a waiting area that will make it fun for kids. it's for kids who spent a lot of their time at chop. >> there will be activities where they can play, where they can learn, there will inter active, so it's a completely different concept from your typical waiting area. >> and back out here live you see mickey and minnie greeting the patients here at chop. getti

minni was known for lavish entertaining. at one point, her entertaining budget per year was said to be $240,000 in old money. the club acquired the building in 1950. minnie was a little distraught because during her first dinner party, she had to pull the guests away from her front window. they were staring across the street wondering what was going on. across the street, the anderson mansion was starting to go up. they were competitive about who could throw the bigger dallas -- galas. this was 1902. larz was the son of nicholas anderson. his mother still lived in the house at k street. larz and isabel could have moved into the house was not stylish and not in the invoke area of town, which was dupont circle. when larz married isabel, she had recently inherited $17 million. i spent time trying to calculate what that is in today's dollars. i came up with several figures. the low end is $378 million. on the high, depending on how it is measured, in dollars, buying power, or power and influence it is up to $11.7 billion. isabel

hi, i'm crying chris oirn i've been an employer employee in the neighborhood i'm a renter at the minnie storage site i saw the only posting on the exterior x i did not see the mailing well, that may not be pretty with the existing conditions that's an important space and usage i use it as a you might call a pdr business i salvage bikes i've been could go this for over 10 years and actually, one of the folks that was here was a client of mine with thousands of bikes that hit the city without this service i think or think it's important i provide a low cost bike in the city and i would be displaced and others would be displaced business people that keep our material as a storehouse the businesses are in the center core they need the materials to supply their businesses so this are over impacts of shopping stopping this low rent opportunity there i am an eco business and would be put out of business by b that okay. that's something to realize i'm no opposition as it sit right now if you look at the numbers 4 hundred and plus thousand square feet i've seen the traffic worse and worse and wo

. >> it's minnie, and many and maggie. >> he is upset the chimps may be forced from homes. >> changeshumans. and hard on chimps especially the males. >> the san francisco zoo doesn't have final say what happens to the chimps they're part of a chimpanzee species survival plan. >> we make decisions about which we should breed and have babies as well as about moving chimpanzees from one accredited zoo, to another. >> ross told me it's important to create groups with three adult males, five mature females and off spring. >> in the case of san francisco zoo, we're looking to give them social options. >> san francisco has a choice. upgrade aging exhibit or send them to another zoo. >> are you considering perhaps expanding? so you can take more chimps? >> well, i don't know. i haven't heard that. you've heard about moving forward? >> i have. >> the i team confirmed an amusement park is one contender. >> it was in the best interest of the chimps we'd be happy to help. >> lion country safari has a mini camp and a drive through zoo, with 19 chimps >> we have extra space and asked if we have exp

. >> it's minnie, and many and maggie. >> he is upset the chimps may be forced from homes. >> changes humans. and hard on chimps especially the males. >> the san francisco zoo doesn't have final say what happens to the chimps they're part of a chimpanzee species survival plan. >> we make decisions about which we should breed and have babies as well as about moving chimpanzees from one accredited zoo, to another. >> ross told me it's important to create groups with three adult males, five mature females and off spring. >> in the case of san francisco zoo, we're looking to give them social options. >> san francisco has a choice. upgrade aging exhibit or send them to another zoo. >> are you considering perhaps expanding? so you can take more chimps? >> well, i don't know. i haven't heard that. you've heard about moving forward? >> i have. >> the i team confirmed an amusement park is one contender. >> it was in the best interest of the chimps we'd be happy to help. >> lion country safari has a mini camp and a drive through zoo, with 19 chimps >> we have extra space and asked if we have ex

we like to do different things with the characters, we have a list of thinks to say to mickey and minnieow they will react. i said this year if you like the princesses so much, you should marry them. >> you can't marry them all at one time. he weren't home without a bright, but he did get a dance as you can see. disney is the parent company of 6abc. # # introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". it starts with six of our best six-inch subs- now in made-just-for-you meals- for just $6 every day. you've really got it made. ♪♪ take your pick from six of our best subs, like the italian b.m.t, tender turkey breast, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and more. with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips the new simple 6 menu is value made simple, every day. you so got it made. subway! the cold is sticking around, right. >> reporter: awful, the windchills at this hour, 19 below in reading that's what it feels like with the wind, 18 below in the poconos. 10 below in philadelphia. anne 15 below in millville and atlantic city. bundle up in layers if you're heading out later on. keep the extremities covere

seeing your photos and sharing them with you can i see her girl enjoying the fluffy snow with the minnie mouse snow suit, the good thing about the snow for kids at this age, there is no moisture in this snow and it's dry and they can play and don't get sopping wet and the bad side of this snow can't make a snowman or snowball. 26 in millville and 25 in dover and 23 in reading you factor in the wind and most of the area it feels like its in the teens the exception of philadelphia coming in at 28 degrees, that i'm not believing right now. between 12 and 16 degrees around us. a wedge of sunshine developing here in the mid-atlantic and clouds push to the east with the storm and we are watching another front that could barrel through tonight and right now it's on the heels of chicago and not a lot of moisture with it but the origin is the northern part of canada and it's going to unlock again the polar express for the end of the week. but until then, tomorrow is a great day get out and enjoy it. through 11:00 in the morning, a lot of sunshine and just a few high clouds and temperatures will f

. >>> speaking of disney land, it will cost you more to visit disney land's mickey and minnie. a regular one-day pass is now $99. even though prices continue to rise every year, families continue to flock to the theme park with attendance now reaching an all-time high. >>> well up next at 11:00, up from it the ashes. a milestone for san francisco marking the day the city bounced back from the 1906 earthquake. >>> plus a san francisco restaurant getting glowing reviews from its skmer customers and workers. how the owners are able to pay their workers more than anywhere else. >>> and we're all getting paid in sunshine for today. we have the wind starting to drop off. as we get into tonight, once the wind continues to relax, get ready for the coldest night in over a month. we have we have rain in the forecast but not before a warming trend. so much to go over coming up next. >>> the next time you decide to spend your hard-earned cash going out to eat, think about the people who make or break your dining experience. bartenders servers, chefs. all tough jobs that don't come with a l

. >> walt disney had his studio make a tiny portrait of mickey and minnie mouse.and ambassador claire booth presented what was said to be a tiny piece of the true cross on which jesus christ was crucified. the fairy prince and princess have separate bedrooms sleep in real style with toiletries to match. >> scissors that cut razor that is sharp and mirror for the grooming. >> look at this. >> these are made out of gold with diamonds and created by jeweler in boston. to make the hair brush trim the edges of his wife's fox collar to get the tiny bris else for the brush. >> colleen moore took her castle on tour across the country to raise money for children's charities. along the way she met chicago stockbroker hoe march hargrave they wed in 1937 she left the world of hollywood behind. colleen moore died in 1988. such a remarkable woman. >> that she was. i think it's interesting how her whole persona had taken shape in this amazing castle that incorporates so many aspects of her life and her love it contains family, it contains hollywood. it contains culture from arou

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. >> we go every year and we take a list of things to say to mickey and minnie to see how they will reactthis year i said if you like the princesses so much you should marry them. >> parker went home without a new bride, he did get a dance with cinderella. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> 9:57. more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news," going green has never been so extreme. we'll introduce you to one woman whose carbon footprint was reduced to near zero. >>> pucks town -- punxsutawney phil a new hampshire town is going after the most famous groundhog and who is offering him asylum this morning. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. welcome back, it's 10:00 a.m., sunday february 15. in time news, brutal winds the sun returned, but it isn't warming us up at all and windy gusts are wreaking havoc across the entire region. >> winds are blamed for knocking over a large tree in delaware county overnight and right through a home, we'll have a live report on the damage. >> the bitter cold temperatures made things difficu

we will be back in two minnis on "in the loop." ♪ -- in two minutes on "in the loop." ♪ >> this fridaymany jobs the u.s. created in january. more americans are looking for an edge in their interviews. they might take a page from some late-night host. the ceo of second city, the famed chicago comedy club. it also has a consulting business and tom just co-authored a book, "yes and" which offers that improv abilities help onstage in the workplace. how does improv actually help in the workplace? >> curveballs happen and you see that in your business all his time. we found the same skills our improvisers have translate really nicely into business how to listen and read a room and think on your feet, all of the things our people are really good at. they translate nicely into the business world. >> tell us a little bit about how you're working with other ceos and corporations, some of the skills you already have and a second city, how do you translate that? >> astley. we do a lot of work with individuals and teams things of that round presentation -- things around presentation, how to make a

that seems so not her with the minnie mouse outfit..o.s. about joni mitchell. she's one of the greatest musicians ever ever ever. she's never been appreciated like she deserves to be. can we have her on the show j.j. jo jo whatever -- >> she's not listening. . >> you know what's funny? in the show "love actually," there is a great scene where joni mitchell's music comes up. >> if you've never with be ever listened to joni mitchell -- can you for once do somebody's singing joni. >> when you were a teenager back in the day, think about the job you had as a kid. well they say that every kid -- time.com is saying that women over 40 all had part-time jobs when they were younger but a lot of kids these days don't. now it is just not as prevalent. did you have a part-time job when you were a kid? >> yeah i did. i slurped rehoboth. the cuss fardtard stand. >> and we both delivered newspapers. by the way, there's nothing that gives you more discipline -- >> and respect. >> -- than delivering the paper. i used to deliver "the washington post." y

how much does it cost to look at mickey and minnie.or a single day adult pass if you visit magic kingdom in orlando, florida. raising prices for other orlando resorts to $97. out in california tickets rose to $99. the question now what will universal and seaworld follow. >>> italian fashion house prada saw sales fall 1% last year after years of substantial and often double-digit growth. prada's fall is typical of industrywide as chinese shoppers cut back and europe continued to show signs of weakness. >>> apple spending almost $2 billion in europe to build data centers in ireland and denmark over the next two years. they will be powered by renewable energy and might east europeans worries about their data stored in the u.s. after nsa revelations. apple topping $130 for the very first time. those are the headlines. charles: i was going to offer to take to you disney but i can't afford it. >> $100, are you serious? >> yeah. charles: terrorists threatening an attack on the minnesota's mall of america. the obama administration response? ju

and later, visiting mickey and minnie just got more expensive. a disney theme park this year. we'll be right back. >>> let us now get down to the new york stock exchange. jim, that will live never. you know nothing when i need to. i was actually talking about nielsen. i don't know if i can get in trouble for that or not. we've had so many millennials. a lot of them are saying "squawk" in the morning, "mad money" at night. you must get that a lot. they're just trying to measure i think. >> a lot of college kids, too. a lot of kids just graduated but they don't watch it in traditional methods. i don't know anyone who's watches it at 6:00. they watch it at some other hours. it's time shifted or watching on another device. look, that's just the way it is. >> i think it can get better as the market continues to climb what people think. i mean it's still a worry. i don't know if it ever will be again, but we can wait. we have time left probably. >> look i think the market is making people fortunate. the fact that people aren't focused enough on making

a little fact minnie ripperton. >> her mother. s. what a talent. what about in "bridesmaids." that scene in bridesmaids. went across the street. >> and quickly, "snl," how did it go down last night? >> brilliant. i thought it was brilliant. it will go down in history one of the great moments in television for three hours or whatever. brilliant. i loved kanye west coming out of a beam of light and jane curtin sitting with the fabulous amy poehler and one of the -- couldn't get better. i was riveted. >> love it. >>> very very quickly. it's fashion week. what are you looking for? >> excitement. looking for news. looking for kanye west had a fabulous show for adidas. wearing panty hose basically as a new winter suit. i'm looking for beauty and oscar de la renta and ralph lauren the favorite. herrera, michael kors. >> how did we even get you today? thank you. >> i love you both. thanks for having me. >> love you, too. >> thank you. >>> and what if anything did we learn today, next. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank