cory: let's talk about pixar. pixar was a business that george lucas cannot figure out.book at least gives a lot of attention to that that was so important. what was it that steve jobs would really bring to pixar? i wonder what steve jobs really bought -- brought on an active level to pixar. guest: jobs was incredibly lucky with pixar. it was a side bet that he made shortly after getting exiled from apple. his original idea for the company was all off. he wanted pixar's technology to be both the basis of its own computer, and to go along with next hardware you was developing at next. -- he was developing at next. eventually he became the negotiator on the outside man for the company. and those were critical roles. he also finance the company for a while. steve's main contribution to pixar was as this negotiator and outside man. he got them a deal with disney that led to "toy story." he renegotiated that deal so they could have -- they were set up for several more pictures and they were all co-financed. he is responsible for taking the company public, and he is responsibl

>> that combination has brought big rewards to pixar and parent company, disney.de nearly $8 billion worldwide, breaking box office records. >> they've had success after success after success. it's not a formula you want to tinker with. >> and that formula is simple -- make great movies. >> we are about putting stories into the culture. we're about telling stories.

>> pixar. >> and now dan doesn't look like dan at all.. >> and i love mine because it's -- >> that is not even you. >> yeah, that's me. >> oh, now i can see it. >> do you see it? >> i can totally see it right from the green. >> you closed your eye and saw it from the left. that's what you did. >> that's so fun. so fun. >> we'll be right back with more with rob marciano wearing a blond wig. >> kristoff. g. >> kristoff. ♪ ♪ in just this one moment, your baby is getting even more than clean. the scent, the lather, even the tiny bubbles of a johnson's® bath are helping to enhance the experience. the touch of your hands is stimulating her senses. nurturing her mind. and helping her development. so why just clean your baby when you can give her... so much more™? johnson's®. so much more™. ♪ ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by las vegas. for all things vegas, there's only one lasvegas.com. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. >> yeah. it was a great saturday morning. i wanted to see rob again with that blond wig. that made me happy

it was to tour pixar. he wanted to know if i would be interested in writing a pixar movie. the third time he called me was to ask for help with his commencement address at stanford. >> you helped him write that? >> honestly, i fixed a couple of typos. >> i was there that day. >> are you kidding? >> yes, my sister was graduating that day. >> oh, wow. >> that's amazing. >> it was beautiful. >> i don't want to suggest for a moment that any of those thoughts were my thoughts. that was the brain of steve jobs and i helped him put the music to it. >> how hard a character is that to write? how hard is that to bring to life? how much pressure is that? i'm not putting any pressure on you. >> the same pressure that i feel when i am writing anything. maybe with a little sauce on top of pressure because he is a person so many people have so many strong feelings about. i spent a lot of time with the other seven characters who are in the movie, like woz. joanna hoffman, who is a fantastic character. she was the head of marketing for the mac team. john scully, who was the ceo of apple and

it was to tour pixar. he wanted to know if i would be interested in writing a pixar movie. the third time he called me was to ask for help with his commencement address at stanford. emily: you helped him write that? aaron: honestly, i fixed a couple of typos. emily: i was there that day. aaron: are you kidding? emily: yes, my sister was graduating that day. aaron: oh, wow. that's amazing. emily: it was beautiful. aaron: i don't want to suggest for a moment that any of those thoughts were my thoughts. that was the brain of steve jobs and i helped him put the music to it. emily: how hard a character is that to write? how hard is that to bring to life? how much pressure is that? i'm not putting any pressure on you. aaron: the same pressure that i feel when i am writing anything. maybe with a little sauce on top of pressure because he is a person so many people have so many strong feelings about. i spent a lot of time with the other seven characters who are in the movie, like woz. joanna hoffman, who is a fantastic character. she was the head of marketing for the mac team. john

both from the failure which turned into a small success but more importantly from the failures at pixar that led to a giant success. it taught him about a business that relied upon all sorts of creative people contributing to make something that he didn't even understand how it went together. neil: how did you get him to talk to you as often as you did? >> we were both curious about similar things, and so i think like he liked a lot of the questions i asked. he seemed to like some of the things i wrote. neil: was it tough to juggle the personal relationship that you developed versus being the journalist at heart? >> not at all. when you see somebody with great frequency, when i say great frequency, i mean every month or six weeks for a long -- for decades. i'd see him at home at the office. not always for a story, and so we have this other just friendly relationship where we were just -- we like to talk to each other, and so that changes. neil: you saw another side of him. >> yeah, it's an interview, but it's always a conversation. neil: now i've interviewed him many times over the year

celebrate the movies, many crealingses were in-- creations were inspired by our parent company disney and pixar films. >> reporter: we'll see daffodils and tulips start to sprout as the snow begins to melt and temperatures skyrocket for a good portion in the up coming week. there's the view in cape may. say goodbye to all the snow. 48 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 27. winds out of the west at 24. they continue to whip around a little bit some locations are seeing gusts as high always 30 miles per hour. it's a down sloping winds off the mountains. that kind of wind warms that's why the numbers have jumped over the past couple of hours. millville, 49. dover, 49. even up in the lehigh valley you're in the 40s. trenton, 47. atlantic city at the airport 49 degrees. as we go wider this is what i wanted you to see right here, look at the 60s across the virginias. that warm air is lifting to the north. that will get in here tomorrow. we're not forecasting 60 degrees for tomorrow. a large partly of the area will see 53 or 54 degrees, this afternoon is not in a bad. a few clouds north of the pennsyl

convention center it's mostly color, they captured the grand cinema, the inspiration is disney to disney pixar films. cinderella wedding is the most elaborate display. tonight is wedding wednesday, a live wedding is happening now. >> a couple is getting married at 5:30 tonight on the show floor before 10,000 of their favorite friends and family here. >> and then there is the butter fly experience, an interacttive exhibit where visitors roam among species of rare and exotic butter flies. >> i love them. >> they are ticklish. >> is that a monarch on your head? >> i don't know. >> be sure you have the butter fly experience, it's like none other. the convention center was packed today and the forecast is always a concern, so beginning next year the flower show will open on a slightly later date, march 5th to maximize the opportunity for good weather, meantime this year's show runs until next sunday. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." how can i avoid maintenance fees? why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to t

she spent a life in the career business working at pixar studios. you can find her name high in the credits as art and story department editor. she went on to get her masters and study the ices facing women in the media but she is not the type to write another paper or do another study. >> sort of a little bit of shoot first ask questions later type person. >> she wanted to do something to help fix what she sees is a problem. that's why she started camp real story. three dozen young women working in teens to create short film storyboard, shoot, edit and learn to collaborate all under the eyes of volunteers female of course, from the world of film. and they do it all in just five days. >> we were really, really surprised at the quality of work considering none of the girls had film and video experience. >> a high school senior from oakland had never considered film a possible career for her. she does now. >> at first i didn't think of like how people are portrayed in the media. but then with the camp they are like we don't look like that. women don't

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. >> reporter: packed with two pixar films. iger has big challenges before leaving his post in 2018 as the way people pay for content changes. biggest chunk comes from tv networks which are tied to the tv bundle. >> i think the biggest challenge over time is that is the maintenance of that basic bundle and pay tv which is really crucial to espn. >> reporter: to stay ahead of the thread of cord cutting, he's offering espn as part of over the top tv service. and studios a better way for the short form content in higher demand. content still rules the magic kingdom. iger is just looking for new ways to distribute it. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> general motors settles a high profile case related to an ignition switch recall and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the auto maker settled with the parents of a woman who died with a faulty ignition switch. the family had previously settled with gm before the automaker admitted it knew of the flaw prior to issuing a recall. the settlem

he bought pixar. that deal and made pixar a real unit within the company but gave it enough autonomy to keep doing what it does and then he bought lucas film. these are the three engines of growth for the next ten years. great deals. he didn't bottom tick them. he certainly paid a lot of money for all of them, but the productivity coming out of them is incredible. that's what's feeling earnings growth. you're paying above market for the multiple without a doubt. this is the premiere entertainment company. why wouldn't you pay above market. >> content remains king and he's got content. it has -- when you talk about untethering from cable, going netflix, he wins in both scenarios. if you unbundle. he's just done a phenomenal job with the company. >> is there any retirement risk? look, he's going to be around for a while? >> no. this isn't a one-man show, not by a long shot. first off, you have to have heads of every division whether it's movies, whether it's the theme parks which josh and i were talking

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by having the crown jewels and the lucasfilm and pixar and marvel superhero vertical, and now they are getting into the whole fairytale princess area, they are creating such a broad swathe in terms of their audience appeal for all the various movies. by these acquisitions in various companies and by internally going back to the vault for something like "and a and combining that with "frozen" fever, it will bring in a lot of people just to see that seven minute short. the power of the disney brand is incomparable. is that at this incredible strategy. when they make these announcements, you could feel the excitement in the room. ellen degeneres was tweeting about it. "star wars." "avengers: age of ultron." the follow-up to the biggest weekend ever. the first avengers open up with more than $200 million. every franchise, the branding, the ancillaries, the international talks office is huge, stage shows, product placement, home video, big screen, smallscreen, you name it, disney is strategically planning for it. >> when we look at "star wars" by the numbers, is there a suggestion -- $4 bil

paul: if you don't want to go to pixar or to dreamworks who do you take?have a great library worth a lot. they have tremendous talent in terms of the artist and the writers. jeffrey katzenberg, one of the leaders in the film in -- film business and animation business. a lot of value for the company. it is a question of what the role jeffrey katzenberg will take. who is eating their lunch? who is winning right now? paramount is in the business universal is in the business. frozen is everything. lisa: are plenty of them. matt: i only listen to the grateful dead and the frozen deluxe edition print those are the two cds in my car. lisa: absolutely blown. matt: lisa was asking me this morning, what do we do to make something that is awesome? how do you make everything awesome? paul: it is all about the quality of the film. everything has to come together. they can kind of hedge their bets. if you are dreamworks you are stuck with three films. that is why there aren't many standalone studios that are public. they are part of the big media conglomerates. it is no

he also got pixar. frozen came out with one point read billion dollars.ing out later in the year. he is doing everything right as far as content. occupy wall street. they will be outside demonstrating any time now. get back to that beach. get out of here. let's get back to ferguson. the night after two police officers were shot. fox news spoke with two of those protesters. listen to this. >> i think that it was a complete set up. i think they operate just like the kkk. i think they made themselves out to look like victims. stuart: what do you make of this? i will give you my take just from the start. president obamacare and eric holder by their actions over recent years have pulled america apart. >> i will not argue with you on that. that was asserted and stated. this president was it a largely because of the speech that he gave back in 2004. a pretty phenomenal speech. a precedent that could finally be about the partisan division. finally closing the chapter on the race politics. i call it the sharpen my station of america. quite contrary to what most of

by having these crown jewels lucasfilm, pixar, of course marble superhero vertical and now they are getting really in to the whole fairytale princess kind of area they are just creating such a broad swath, in terms of their audience appeal for all their various movies. by these acquisitions of various companies, and by internally going back to the vault for something like "cinderella," and then combining it with "frozen fever," in front of "cinderella," this weekend, it will bring in a lot of people just aceto seven minute short. the power of the disney brands aren't comparable. they have really set up an incredible strategy. like shelby was saying, when they these announcements, you can feel the excitement in the room. everyone is talking about "frozen too. " "avengers age of old tron -- ul tron," is coming soon. every franchise, the branding if the ancillaries as well. the international box office is huge. stage shows, product placement, home video, big screens, small screens, you name it, disney is strategically planning for it. cory: when we look at star wars by the numbers, in terms of

pixar's "wall- e" at number three. "metropolis" took the coveted number two spot and topping the list" the terminator" a movie about a weight lifter who travels through time to i'm i'm pregnant his maid. as a robot which movie captures your artificial life experience. >> not the robot movie. >> what do you call them? >> wall-e and the iron giant are two of the best robot movies ever made. >> beautiful movie why "west world" great. >> wait a minute, "blade runner." >> and if you are adding that we will add "aliens." dan, "blade runner" should have been number one, agree with me. >> no. >> the original "robocop." >> he has artificial intelligence. >> i'm pretty sure if we keep this conversation up we can get joanne to leave. >> tell me what is the number one robot movie? >> wall-e and the step ford wives. i think we have the photo which 1* -- which is tick-tock. i saw it a little later than that because i wasn't born then and great technology used for the 80s. >> they were looking at the santa claus is coming to town. >>

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i have cartoon, pixar legs. i'm glad you're here. you're the best. >> love music. yes. >> jimmy: we both like rap music. >> we like rap music, yes. >> jimmy: you're a famous rapper. >> yes. you are -- >> jimmy: i'm a classically trained beatboxer. >> yes. you're right. a classically trained beatboxer. >> jimmy: i want to try something fun with you here. i got this ipad app. >> uh oh. >> jimmy: it's called looper. or loopy or something like that. yeah. what you can do is you can record ourselves beatboxing and layer a bunch of parts on top of each other. and then it'll loop over and over again. then we can rap over that. >> oh, like recorded layering. >> jimmy: yes. is that what it's called? >> yes. we're going to layer the rhythm. we're going to track it. >> jimmy: here's a mic. here's a mic for you. a mic for me. >> ooh, sexy. >> jimmy: i know. [ cheers ] >> check, check, check. okay. >> jimmy: so, i'll do the first one. >> do you know how to work it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you're looking like not steady. [ beatboxing ] >> oh, that's hot. that's hot. th

i read a book by the head of pixar create tink inc. to follow that kind of stuff. >>> and i don't miss writing papers at all but i have found a reason to go back to school columbia law school, that is it was just announced amal clooney will now be a member of the visiting faculty. amal, one of the world's human rights experts will present lectures at the school and talk to students about litigation strategies. she's also somehow found time -- she's found the time excuse me to author a new book on international law. i mean, this lady is a busy woman and husband george or i like to call him mr. amal is also currently working in new york filming a new movie with julia roberts. i don't know when that couple sees each other. >> maybe they don't. >> he helps her write her lectures on international law. >> i highly doubt that. he sits back and like, that's so hot. use big words amal. >>> in preparation for international women's day tomorrow spotify has revealed its most popular female artists now queen bey reigns supreme court but apparently

cut of "gone fish," you can also see a little bit of ben affleck's [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] but then, pixarecided that off brand. [ laughter ] i'm guessing that's what happened. next up, we have a poster from the movie "rear window." and here's what they originally wanted to call it, "wheelchair perv." here's a classic movie we all know and love, "lawrence of arabia." i don't know if people would have taken the movie seriously had they gone with the original title, "arab larry." [ laughter ] i don't think "arab larry" had the right grandeur. "arab larry" doesn't rhyme with "british beatlemania." so, just think if they'd called it "arab larry" and "we didn't start the fire" would have had a completely different rhyme structure. thank god. thank god. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'm losing my mind. ♪ british beatlemania ♪ arab larry [ laughter ] now, that i sing it, it might be better. next, we have the 1967 movie "the graduate," where dustin hoffman plays a college graduate that is seduced by his girlfriend's mom. here is the original, "how i met your mother." but they found a home. it found a

a quarter million folks enjoyed gorgeous floral tributes to disney and pixar films over the nine dayshow. the kid friendly theme also brought in double the number of children and students. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> right now the "action news" team standing by with these stories and much more coming up next at 6:00 the train with scheduled snoops philadelphia derails in north carolina this afternoon. >>> live right now mourners are gathering to honor slain police officer robert wilson at the site of last week's crime. >> also road crews take advantage of warmer weather to patch up potholes that opened up this winter. those stories coming up. >>> now for adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody sharrie williams rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. join me for "action news" at 6:00 next. >> good night. i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those. we are never having anoth

this year's theme was celebrate the movies and exhibits paid tribute to disney and pixar movies.ers say the theme brought in more students and children than ever before. disney is the parent company of 6abc. >> it was a pretty magical show this year. >> yeah, good stuff. >> still ahead bill cosby breaks his silence. he's about to post a video message online and we've got an early look. >> up next, a truck finally pulls out of the icy water in new jersey. the unusual steps crews had to take to get the vehicle to shore. >> and registries for gifts are becoming all the rage for kids' birthday parties. convenient or arrogant? that's the debate coming up in big talker. >> we want to remind you go to facebook and like the 6abc "action news" facebook page. that will give you access to all of the top stories we're following, weather updates breaking news and the best and most current viral videos. you can also communicate with members of the "action news" team and that includes all of us right here in the studio. we'll be right back. i may be a pizza maker, but i know a few things about

included lucasfilm marvel and pixar.d creating products specifically for overseas markets such as india. third, a focus on technology with everything from digital distribution. with 11 more marvel films in the next four years and two pixar films this year alone plus park expansions, it would be an interesting three years. iger has extended his contract until 2018. >> stick around. we're going to get more on iger's decade at the helm plus what's next for disney. david bank is here. what's in a post. iger world? are you convinced they have the bench that will keep doing -- is this all iger or are there names we don't know about? >> well look. i think there's an incredibly deep bench at this company. i do think that the unfortunate part is that bob, you know was an architect of these strategies. the fantastic acquisitions this view towards embracing technology rather than being afraid of it. the bad news is eventually he's going to be gone like everybody. the good news is the way the table is set, it couldn't be set any bet

it's packed with 11 marvel films coming and two pixar films this year alone.gh for shanghai disney. it's scheduled to open next year. but either does face the challenges of shifting consumer habits and the risk of core cutting. iger is trying to mitigate the risk. they're offering espn in sling tv's over the top streaming service. iger says he's careful not to eat into disney's core business including the tv bundle while preparing for the future. >>> we have been eagerly preparing for the street stock segment. first up carrizo oil. up against a buy from an overweight. i thought overweight because buy. you can see it's not helping the stock today. >> not too much is emerging unscathed. the refiners that's where the strength is. carrizo up 2.5%. sandler is cutting estimates maintaining the sell rating on the name. it cites depreciation of the euro and the brazilian royale. that will take 10% out of annual eps. you're going to say, gas spending is down. gas spending is down 25% year on year. you're going to say to me brian, because i know you're a very sharp mind

disney has a packed movie schedule with 11 marvel films, 2 pixar films this year alone.ves hess post in 2018. as the way people watch and pay for content changes and disney's chunk of revenue comes from tv networks tied into the tv bundle. to stay ahead of the threat of cord cut, he's offering espn as part of over the top streaming service sling tv. acquisition maker studios is a move to better serve the short form content in high demand and market disney content to younger audiences. iger says he's careful not to disrupt disney's core business while experimenting to position the company for the future. contend rules in the magic kingdom but in coming years distributed in increasingly nontraditional ways. sara? >> thank you, julia boorstin for running us through highlights. let's talk tonight an analyst. stunning stock performance from disney. senior media analyst at rosenblatt securities joins us. you've got a buy, 115 target less than 10 to get to your target for disney. i think the "frozen 2" announcement the biggie considering what a block buster in 2013. can they re

and he learned it from pixar and he learned it from his own failures at next. >> what are the biggest hot head exclusively is not true. >> it's only partial. >> if you talk to his close friends, you know, he was as human and humane and caring as you or i might hope to be with our friends and family. that's part of it. i think people also have this misconception he was this genius who just dreamed up products out of the thin air. but what he really was was an improsario. he had the most amazing peripheral vision. great ceos can see what's coming on the outside. he understood it. that's why they were so successful. that's why he could do so well with phones. he just -- he was able to bring all these different ideas together. >> yeah. so when he was ousted at apple and spent that decade away you talked about how he helped develop his management style. on a personal note was he shocked by this and how did this all influence him? >> oh yeah. he was totally shocked by it. there were so many signs that he was going to be ousted but he -- >> did he not see them or not want to believe them? >>

>> well, the result is if the state has all the messages and pixar messages and then the people from whom, whom it pics, who excels the plates to -- >> i know that's the result of the hypothetical. i want to know the legal result. what's the first amendment answer? >> if they can design all kinds of license plates that it wants to choose -- >> is that scheme that i propose, and that follow from justice alito's questions consistent with the first amendment or not? >> it is not first -- when the individual submits when people, other people submit the design -- >> that's not hypothetical. the hypothetical is the state has 5000 designs and the state makes them all up and you can choose. is there a first amendment violation? >> i don't believe, is is the state is everything then it's the greed of the message and the speaker is the driver. >> what happens if private people could submit messages but they all had to go through the legislature? >> my view is that it is much more difficult case for us if you legislature passes a statute, because that is a legislative act and a clear act of the

disney pixar animation studios have announced that "frozen 2" is in the works. sorry.lion in sales at the box office. not to mention merchandising. we are still waiting on a release date. that song, come on now. >> you knew it was coming. >> you're acting shocked. >> no the song it gets in my head and sing it all day. it's ridiculous. >> the most surprising thing about the movies nobody saw it coming. i remember i took jack first because kate was out of town. i took jack and i said oh, there's this -- and then kate saw it two or three weeks later. it was just sort of a slow roll. >> yeah. >> and disney turned around and they looked and suddenly it's at 100 million and then it's 200 million. nobody saw this coming. >> no. all you had to do was walk around halloween and see every little girl in america dressed as elsa to see how successful the franchise is. >> when kate's friends were all singing the songs in the backseat of the car, at that poiblt i said okay this thing is -- >> this thing is big. >> like 11-year-old girl's versions of michael wiseman's "st." "saturday