the director has been at pixar 10 years and made a presentation to the pixar chief to get it made. >> i made 30 images and i presented them scanning through them and trying to give an idea of what the story is about. >> there is a look that is different from past film autos i was trying to do something poetic and slower. >> and there is a slightly auto buy graphical film. >> you know his family is going to be up at 3:00 a.m. to watch the oscars. you'll be able to see knit theaters but plays with the next film opening june 226789 should mention that sky walker sound is also up for transformers. >> there is a bucket for all of them. >> i loved that movie. >> yes. >> and i pick meryl streep but viola davis i think has a good chance. >> and octavia spencer without a question. >> thank you. >> and there could be a surprise in store on the red carpet sunday from sasha baron cohen, today people who run the oscars back track add agreeing to allow him to appear in character as general alla dean from his up coming movie. he had been told not to come in costume and made a video mocking academy's

he has been at pixar for ten years.n to the pixar chief to get it made. >> you scan through them and give an idea of what the story is about. >> it has a look that's different from past pixar films. >> i was also trying to do something a little poetic, a little slower. >> maybe he will add to their as scores with will slightly biographical film. >> my dad has a travel agency and i think it's turned into the travel italy headquarters. you will be able to see laluna when it plays in theaters when it opens on june 22nd. we should mention too skywalker sound is also up and war horse. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. see you on the isle. >> oscar sunday is tomorrow and at our exclusive website, oscars.com, you will find a lot of history and some fascinating oscar facts. our coverage begins sunday at 1:30. red carpet arrivals begin at 1:30. the award show begins at five and oprah will be on "jimmy kimmel live" afterwards. be sure to download the exclusive oscar app for the live video and backstage stuff. and plus you can join the

he has been at pixar for ten years.ief to get it made. >> i made 30 images and i presented them, scanning through them. so you try to give an idea of what the story is about. >> it has a look that's different from past pixar films. >> i was also trying to do something a little poetic, a little slower. >> maybe he will add to pixar's oscars with will slightly biographical film. >> my dad has a travel agency and i think it's turned into the travel italy headquarters. you will be able to see laluna when it plays in theaters when it opens on june 22nd. you will be able to see it in theaters along with "brave" that opens up on the 2 continued. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. see you on the isle. >> oscar sunday is tomorrow and at our exclusive website, oscars.com, you will find a lot of history and some fascinating oscar facts. a fashion photo gallery. our coverage begins sunday at 12:30. red carpet arrivals begin at 1:30. oprah will be on "jimmy kimmel live" afterwards. and be sure to get the app. plus you can join the conversa

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the research i put into all of my books and work is a product of how we do things that a-- at pixar.ometimes you will see him depicted monkey-like or as superman. i wanted to honor his monkey coloring. i decided to paint him white with a darker face. it is nice to breathe new life into it in a way that is reverent and honors the past but also lets them breathe and have fun. it is almost a european notion to bring these symbols and icons from southeast asia. they decorate their deities. it was a god they interacted with every day in a human way. the most important thing has been to create work that is appealing to me. i want to see vishnu to pick did in a modern way. it dawned on me by reinterpreting the deities in a way that is modern and reverent to the history, i am building a bridge for young and old audiences to make friends with the culture and these icons to learn their stories. ♪ >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francisco's love affair with food. there are at least 18 farmers markets in san francisco alone, providing fresh and affordable to year-round. this

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. >> nick is an animator at pixar. and that is where he is now connecting with us via skype. old, all the attention you're getting from your amazing voice. >> it's overwhelming sometimes. i'm always sort of surprised by it. but never not extremely appreciative of it. >> so what is your vocal range? >> i want to say somewhere between four and a half and five tes, think, on a good day. >> are you a singer? where did your talent come from? >> i took vocal lessons when i was younger, it's something i would like pursuing, because i could use a little more help. >> are you continuing to focus on your singing/acting career? >> music and animation are my two passions so i'm kind of trying at the moment to sort of do both. ♪ >>> this guy is going to try and stand on the keel of that boat without killing himself. >> and he's going to do it in style. >> that's right. in style without killing himself. see if he can do it. >> this is 18-month-old jamie. >> look at him. where do the mad ping-pong skills end up o >>> we're back with our number four video. watch out ping-pong world. >> i'm a

obviously pixar has contributed mightily to that. we continue to grow, what ul call our branded content business, the marvel acquisition is a good example of that. the movie we've got coming out this may, the avengers, will say a lot about the growth potential. we're continuing to look for opportunities essentially across those five branded businesses that we're in. >> i want to ask you about the theme parks business. you had 18% increase in operating income. i see here the increased guest spending and attendance. what do the bookings for the current quarter tell you about what we're going to see in terms of the consumer spending? >> generally the numbers at our parks are very encouraging. we've had increased attendance. and as you mentioned, we've had increased spending when people come. ticket prices, hotels, food and beverage, for instance. i think that says a lot about the american consumer. and of course, it wouldn't be right if i didn't say it said a lot also about the experience that we offer in the strength of our brand. >> i

. >> they did say they had connections to get into pixar.ar was pretty much the stereotypical dream of all the animation students. so i thought that i would be able to live comfortably and support a family and... and do what i loved. >> smith: the school refutes it, but digiacomo claims gibbs never provided proper computer animation training.y >> nobody in my family had gone to college. we didn't know that there was bad colleges out there. we didn't know there was... you know, that if it advertised on tv that it wasn't a good school. we didn't know that kind of stuff. >> smith: digiacomo enrolled at another for-profit school, but soon realized he had run through much of his gi benefits and tens of thousands of dollars in student loans to make ends meet. he dropped out before he got the degree he was after. >> i joined the military, i even risked my life jumping out of planes, and i wanted to go to college. honestly, i regret going to college for the rest of my life. >> it's an honor to serve those who serve our country. >> smith: the average

and he wrote a slew of pixar movies including all three toy story movies.n't count this out yet. and i think some oflt new trailers in the marketing push might help people have a better sense of what it's about. >> julia, we have to leave it there. thanks very much. >> coming up just over two hours left in the trading day. charts of the day and ty and i back in two minutes. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of: fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank. like no-fee atms -- all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now, depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelity cash management account today and discover another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrige

in 1988 he was given a top secret clearance at the pentagon while he was the pixar.d in 1990 when his work with satellites was done. washington, cbs news. >>> in tennessee, the case of a facebook defriending that led to murder. jamie lynn kurd and marvin potter are charged with killing a couple who deleted a daughter from their friend's list. last month, the couple were shot in the head. the couple defriended 30-year-old janelle potter on facebook after she harassed them. the woman may also be charged. >>> a north carolina woman accused in a baby snatching case is expected to plead guilty today. ann pettway is charged with kidnapping a newborn from a new york hospital in 1987 and raising the girl as her own. the girl is 24 years old today. white was reunited with her birth parents last year. >>> three canadians including a nine-year-old boy are safe in hawaii after a dramatic high seas rescue. sailing from mexico, wes james and his father and uncle were caught in a storm that broke the mast of their sailboat. a cargo ship was sent to help but then the sailboat sank w

you worked with him at pixar. what lessons did you take from him?and driving for perfection all the time. >> he was. but he also had tremendous respect for if you could do something he couldn't. he wanted to protect it. and that's what he did with pixar. he was our firewall. we were like free range chickens. he allowed us to make movies the way we wanted to without all the influences you would expect a movie studio to have. and the most important thing he ever said, it's our job to know what other people want before they do. and that's why we always trusted our gut and didn't worry about the demographics or the audience or anything. >> it's nice to have you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much. >> if you want to put any of us in a movie, we're all free. call our agents. >>> straight ahead this morning on "starting point," senator john mccain says we should arm the syrian rebels. we'll talk to an expert who says that idea is not a wise one. >>> also, details about whitney houston's funeral. we'll talk to a family friend and the only televi

out to the media world, and remember apple heritage or steve job heritage in the media industry with pixar, he understands that model. i think they have the potential to change the way we consume media through the tv set. i think that would will be the most interesting part. >> susie: there is a lot of excitement waiting for that and also still a lot of excitement about apple stock. let's talk about it. so you have a target price of $585 on it. what do you say to critics who say apple is overpriced even at 516 where it closed today. >> well, i think first of all the critics have been wrong so far. apple showed accelerated earnings growth last quarter. we could see them 2013 well over $30, take out that cash of a hundred billion dollars, and it trimmed ten times-- still very anably valued. as long as eerntion keep going up valuation doesn't lack that stretched. i think some people are just saying that stock can't go up this much or this long forever. there is a lot of international and market share growth for apple still to go. >> susie: so for somebody who has not invested in apple, stand