liz: if that were so simple, nickelodeon would be doing a lot better. you are trying and working on doing something that is different than that, right? tell us how aside from the fact that you've got shows like llama llama which is on air right now and then warren buffett's secret millionaire, all these other shows that are kind of different from the usual fare. >> yeah. well, liz, let me tell you a little bit about the essence of our business is securing top management, securing the best content that is available for children's television and securing the best distribution. if you have those three, then i think success will fall into place. the management of our company is really the people from the pinnacle of the industry. we have the gentleman who ru runs -- our chief content officer was president of walt disney television. the executive chairman of our channel ran marvel entertainment, subsequently created fox kids and developed it until it was sold to the walt disney company at $5.5 billion. all of the people in our company come from either the wa

take nickelodeon's "pop patrol" which features a german shepherd police dog.ficial twitter to page on the receiving end of a torrent of criticism even after showing solidarity with protesters. among the responses, how much will "paw patrol" be donating to bale funds? "defund "paw patrol"." "fire and prosecute chase" and "euthanize the police dog." "even bighearted cartoon police dogs are may be especially bighearted cartoon police dogs are on notice. the effort to publicize police brutality also means banishing the good cop archetype which reigns on both television and in viral videos of the protests themselves. "paw patrol" seems harmless enough, and that's the point. the movement rests on understanding that cops do plenty of harm." charles, i want to start with you because i've probably seen every episode of "paw patrol" and people out there who don't have little kids, it is about characters that are all servants to the community. they have a firefighter, a sanitation worker who recycles, they have search indirect rescue dogs, they have a police dog, every s

cuarta ocasión en la historia de los premios que deben aplazar el evento y la cadena de animación nickelodeonnidad una cerdita y una perrita pitbul, son mejores amigas, comen, juegan y hasta van al baño juntas, el dueño de los animales falleció y por su peculiar lazo pudieron permanecer en una casa en arizona y las redes sociales se incendiaron con este habilidoso basketbolista y no es para menos, mire cómo pasa la pelota por la izquierda, por la derecha, larry moreno se ganó el respeto de . >>> hay un programa piloto de rayos ultravioleta para combatir virus, cristina navarrete nos amplia. >>> hacen uso de la tecnología ultravioletap a erradicar el covid-19 en trenes, las utilizan por aproximadamente media hora, los pasajeros que hacen uso de esta transportación le dan el visto bueno. >>> todo lo que contribuya a que el a persona no se infecte es buena medida. >>> yo me siento más mejor porque así uno está más seguro y uno no se enferma porque uno coge el tren todos los días y hay que cogerlo, unos pueden coger un taxi porque ceusta demasiado (habla en inglés). >>> el programa piloto fue pue

nickelodeon making a decision to air controversial eight:dpou8:4 for george floyd. being received? >> this is huge in america. now had the debate about how to talk to children about racism. the 8:40 video was the amount of time that the police officer chauvin pinned his knee to george floiyd and is very controversial. plenty of people saying is this right to weair is open a children's channel. >> it's an important conversation, the question is how you have it. thank you, julianna. >>> up next, a look at axios' one big thing. >>> coming up on "morning joe," with the u.s. steeped in civil unrest amid a global pandemic, house speaker nancy pelosi will join joe and mika. "morning joe" is moments away. ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i have the power to lower m

>>robin tv networks, including nickelodeon mtv and the disney channel along with toy makers are tough tackling tough issues and takina stand against racism. their missions messages to start a dialogue about bigotry kristi gross talk to a family therapist about how parents can start this conversation with their kids. >>this video with the words i can't breathe displayed across the screenplay for 8 minutes and 46 seconds on nickelodeon mtv tuesday, the amount of time investigators say minneapolis police officer derek chav and had his knee and george floyd's neck. it was a show of solidarity with black lives matter protests across the country just one of the actions networks have taken encouraging parents to have conversations with their kids about racism age should be initiated by. >>talking to the child and notice how the child is handling what is going on doctor asia, hunter, a licensed family therapist says parents shouldn't shy away from topics like race, especially in light of ongoing protests if the child is looking very upset or distraught or disturbed, or even ask questions to t

in l.a., activism usually means wearing a lapel pin to the nickelodeon kids choice awards.

>>all right robin tv networks, including nickelodeon mtv and the disney channel along with toy makers are tackling tough issues and taking a stand against racism. their mission is to start a dialogue about bigotry kristi gross talked to a family therapist on how parents can start this conversation with their kids. >>this video with the words i can't breathe displayed across the screenplay for 8 minutes and 46 seconds and nickelodeon mtv tuesday, the amount of time investigators say minneapolis police officer derek chav and had his knee and george floyd's neck. it was a show of solidarity with black lives matter protests across the country just one of the actions networks have taken encouraging parents to have conversations with their kids about racism age should be initiated by. >>talking to the child and notice how the child is handling of what is going on doctor asia, hunter, a licensed family therapist says parents shouldn't shy away from topics like race, especially in light of ongoing protests if the child is looking very upset or distraught or disturbed, or even ask questions to

in l.a., activism usually means wearing a lapel pin to the nickelodeon kids choice awards. these protests are like the president's suits, they just keep getting bigger and bigger. they had a moment of silence at a nascar event this weekend. which was remarkable. and there are demonstrations all over the world. in bristol, england, they tore down this statue of a slave trader named edward colston. posed like he's worried someone may notice there's a statue of a slave trader in town. this is what happened to edward this weekend, he got thrown in the river. there were protests in london, paris, australia. and this was very interesting, a message of, i'm not sure if you'd call it, "support" but this was the message during a meeting of parliament in iran. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> jimmy: um, thank you? i guess, it's the thought that counts. hey, you know who was out there yesterday, marching with the protesters in washington? america's whitest man, utah senator mitt romney. marched to support black lives matter and to break in his new pair of

. >>> nickelodeon is bringing back nick news for a special segment about children, race, and unity.nt is meant to amplify the voices and experiences of black kids across the country. it will be hosted by alicia keys, who will lead a series of conversations with special guests with the leader of black lives matter and many more it will air on june 29th at 7:00 p.m. >> so needed and so many heavy topics these days. >>> a couple of animals in new york got a special date night at the museum po the chicken and leo the tortoise had the whole museum to themselves earlier this month. officials at the utica zoo got the idea for this trip after seeing penguins tour exhibits in new york city. they were careful not to touch or peck at the art whatever chance they can get a little culture >> some cultured animals there at least they got a chance to check out the art. we haven't >> i'm fren sances >>> right now at 4:30 a critical vote today to eliminate the police department. this as the state superintendent weighs in about schools across california. plus -- >> we're seeing an increase. >> covid

>>june is pride month and the children's network nickelodeon may have hinted that a famous yellow sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea might be a part of the lgbtq community in a tweet over the weekend the network posted pictures of characters who identify as lgbtq among them sponge bob square pants there has long been speculation that the famous sponge is, but the cartoon's creator stephen hillenburg has long stated that spongebob is actually a says the tweet though rumors have resurfaced at the cartoon character is the network has not confirmed or denied this either way. >>history continues that wraps up kron 4 news at 9, but the news continues the top of the hour. president trump is expected to sign an executive order tomorrow to try to reform police departments across the country what is in that order and the proposed changes for departments across california and the bay area plus and east bay in the east bay business a business owner says he was rated for handing out pride flags at a local farmer's market. the controversy does now brewing over this issue. and it was an hist

"new york times" piece is parking big reaction on time after highlighting the outrage over at nickelodeon'spositive portrayal of one ferment through the main character, trace, a german shepherd police dog. one person responded with, "euthanize the police dog? this is days after networks have pulled shows like "cops" and "live pd" off the air. my kids love "paw control," but they are in a household that respects law enforcement, so maybe that has to do with it. i don't know. >> first it was "cops," no "live pd," how a child cartoon is on the chopping block. some of the tweets that have propelled to the story to the point where we are talking about it right now are clear jokes, but others differently not. they say it's part of the problem because it is teaching children that being a police officer is a noble profession. of course it's a noble profession. to think otherwise is actually deadly serious, because what happens if a child is being taught not only to fear police but to hate them? what happens if they got involved in a routine traffic stop? with appia positive interaction or could it

if we have got electricity and photographs and recorded sound and nickelodeon's. we have an obligation to -- see how easily it's sort of the lights into that? we've got this great stuff. we need to help people. we need to go forward -- like nonreligious missionary work. a lot of this went on. if you can imagine the missionary impulse. the christian missionary impulse, really getting people fired up. this humanitarian impulse tended to other people as well. whether you are not interested in christian hannity were evangelism. like you said, what about medicine? what about coca-cola? then you had this gazing upon a map. imagining yuck people that you could help. exploitation and sorrow. trouble that you could alleviate. look if you are against this. , i'm talking to you. because you can't help people. what is it? >> had the economy gotten better, because i imagine would be expensive to go to africa and if everyone was losing jobs -- >> that is a good question. if everybody in the church is unemployed they will not send you to africa. i don't know. all i know is that

to help primitive societyies if we've gt electricities and phonographs and recorded sounds and nickelodeon -- oh, take them dime novels, right? we have an obligation. see how easily it sort of into that? we've got this great stuff. take it. we need to help people. we need to go forth and, like non-religious missionary work. a lot of this went on. and if you can imagine the christian missionary impulse with a lot of people really getting them fired up, this humanitarian impulse tended to other people, too. if you're not particularly christian, you're not interested in evangelism and stuff, well, what about -- like you said, what about medicine? what about coca-cola. and then you had this gazing upon a map, imagining people that you could help. exploitation and sorrow and trouble that you could alleviate, right? and look, if you're against this, i'm talking to you, right? because you can help people. what is it, lauren? >> so had the economy like already gotten better, because i would imagine it would be kind of expensive to go to africa and if everyone's losing jobs, they probably wouldn't

again, these were shown more on nickelodeon's.a few of the movie theaters that you begin to see, what will become newsreels, by the time of woodrow wilson, who is the very first one, 1896, presidential campaign when mckinley, his brother aber was always asking for railroad passes and looking to make good -- his brothers >> got involved in the first film company. in that, mckinley sort of takes a letter of his notification. but you see ida mckinley on the front porch walking. it was more of a half hazard fact that she appeared. it was really not a factor. what i will add, is their newspaper illustrations. the hand drawn newspaper illustrations were now the technology allows for them to take photographs, almost like a cut and paste. have actual photographs of people's faces. and then the drawings of them in various scenarios. in fact that's the first impression cast a biden wheelchair. when she almost dies in san francisco is done that way. >> that is 1899, i want to talk about rachel for on facebook was what was i does we won women

>> get set to see "nick muse" return to nickelodeon with a special on race. event which will focus on the protests and social movements happening across our nation. it will feature young activists and leaders of the black lives matter movement, celebrities like chance the rapper and simone biles will also appear. yes. you can catch "race and inclusivity" tonight. i'm excited for the return of nick news that was hosted by the great linda ellerbee. they featured important issues geared toward young people exploring race, sexism, politics, and the legacy lives on. >> the special is going to include the co-founders of black lives matter. i love it when they make programming especially for kids. there's so much talked about now out there. and there's not a lot of programming directed at them. i think this is important. >>> ahead, alex azar will join us. stay with us. than you know. so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one tough mother. you're bad enough for botox®. botox® has been preventing headaches and mig

and a "new york times" piece on the nickelodeon show paw patrol sparking backlash online. >> am i gladsee you. ♪ >> chase is on the case. brian: the protest comes from paw patrol highlights how paw patrol and other shows are now being labeled as cop abegan da. shows a police dog named chase who works to protect his community. can you imagine that, steve? steve: calling out cancel culture journalism. this as top editors at big newspapers resigned at the "new york times" and philadelphia enquirer over stories that ran in their paper. this purge of senior editors at progressive newspapers is no cause for cheering. here to discuss media reporter for the hill joe con challenge. so, joe, what is going on behind the scenes? i mean, these two top editors at these big papers shown the door after. >> not so much behind the scenes out in public reporters from the "new york times," philadelphia enquirer speaking out on twitter saying those editorials were wrong. they put lives in danger in one case in terms of the "new york times" and tom cotton's editorial. talk about that for a second. cotton ar

nickelodeon and "paw patrol" tweeted out this whole we're listening, we're muted while we listen to the protests going across the country right now. they tweeted that out and people responded back, euthanize the police dogs, defund "paw patrol." stuart: oh, man. i've got to move on before i explode. disney's splash mountain. what's wrong with it? lauren: that's the log flume ride, based off the 1946 movie "song of the south" which is a racist movie. disney does not show it on its platforms including disney plus. there is now a change.org petition to have disney retheme the ride to princess and the frog. that movie is the first to portray a black disney princess. stuart: okay. i think i got it all. thank you very much, lauren. >>> let's wrap all this up with dan crenshaw, congressman, republican from texas. "paw patrol." really, congressman? >> well, it seems obvious, right, it's not diverse enough. there's no cats in "paw patrol." they want some kind of woke patrol that isn't based in police officers but based in some kind of, you know, almost religious-like enforcement of whatever the