¿en quÉ parte de pixar andas, william? william: estamos afuera del edificio de pixar!d? verÓnica: resulta que, yo te cuento... sergio no quiso hollywood y no quiso con juan gabriel. ese es el chisme. nosotros, como no nos quedamos con historias, los vamos a la misma fuente. ♪ ♪ locutor: temperamental, sergio goity es un actor de carÁcter. sin embargo, confiesa a despierta amÉrica que en el mejor momento de su carrera se dio el lujo de decirle no a hollywood. sergio: creÍ que en ese momento no llenaba las expectativas para hacer un trabajo de ese tamaÑo. una pelÍcula con farrah fawcet dÓnde me ofrecÍan un personaje muy importante, y yo no dominaba el inglÉs. y dije que no, locut porque no me -porque no me iba a sentir a gusto. locutora: tambiÉn desairÓ nada menos que al gran juan gabriel. sergio: me arrepentÍ, como tambiÉn me arrepentÍ de no haber grabado el disco con juan gabriel. dije que era mucho para mÍ como cantante, que no me merecÍa ese grado de distinciÓn. toda mi vida me la voy a pasar arrepintiÉndome de no haberlo hecho. locutora: sergio admite que juan gabri

he was the ceo of pixar.and you talk about the experience that steve had with pixer and the relationship he had in with cat in particular and you write without those lessons he learned there, there would have been no second great act at apple. can you talk about this relationship and how it shaped him? >> i think that is why -- the thing about it in this book is -- this is the first book we have done. i never want to work on a book that is not about someone fascinating. he finished the book and are trying to figure it out in some ways. if you look at the intersection of what happened at next and pixer. over at pixar he is trying to be a leader and professional leader -- next -- and he talked serious non-sense during those years about what it meant to be a ceo. i look back at brent's notes and stories from the time and he is talking about president noraga and what he did. and the thing is over here he is trying to do it on all his own. and over at pixar he cannot do it on his own because there was a great cult

here is the ceo of pixar.you talk about the experience that steve had with pixar and the relationship he had an particular and right without the lessons he learned at pixar there would have been no second-grade act at apple. can you talk about this relationship and how it's shaped? >> that is why -- the thing about doing this both insisted is the first book we have done. i never want to work on a book that isn't about somebody fascinating. here we are, we finished the book and we are still trying to figure him out. if you look at the intersection of what happened next and what happened at pixar, he is trying to be a leader. he is trying to be a professional manager. he talked some serious non-dense during those years about what it meant to be a ceo. i look back at the notes and stories from the time talking about president noriega and what he should do. so over here he is trying to do it all on his own. over at pixar he can't do it on his own because they dared he created a culture they are. they have survived

who was the ceo of pixar come and you talk about coming out of that experience that steve had with pixar and relationship he had with ed catmull in particular and to write without the lessons he learned at pixar there would have been no second great act at apple. can you talk about this relationship and how it shaped in? >> i think that's why, the thing about in this book is you know it's the first book we have done. i never want to work on a book that is not about some fascinating. here we are, we finished the book and we're still kind of figure them out in some ways. if you look at the intersection of what happened next and what happened at pixar over at next he's trying to be a leader. is trying to be a professional manager. he talked some serious nonsense and those years about what it meant to be a ceo. i look back at brinson notes and stories from the time you talk about president noriega and what he should do you know? and the thing is that the over your he's trying to do it all on his own and over at pixar he can't. he can't do it on his own because ed catmull an already great upg

>> this is going to be right up there with one of pixar's best movies their first original film sinceid "up." this is going to be a tear jerker, you're going to be crying your eyes out. everybody is crying but it's really emotional and takes place inside a little girl's head and what i love about this film. it's going to be great for parents too for children who have behavioral issues you can connect those emotions to characters that they love and value. >> i love the concept. but the idea especially for kids that the emotions aren't the enemy. you could be angry or sad growing up is about dealing with them but having that in a nonjudgmental way for kids. >> do you deal with your emotions ari or push them down? >> i feel there's a lot of repression and eric can you stay on and we can work through some of them. >> we could. >> i don't think pixar has made a bad movie. thank you very much. up next why some of hollywood's biggest celebrities are living on $1.50 a day and asking you to do that as well. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪

so pixar seeing all the pixar characters and not to be left out california adventure has a whole new worlds of color too. tell us about that. >> we have our world of color celebrate. and it is again bringing back heritage and telling the story from the beginning with mick key mouse and -- mickey mouse and his creation and our story and animation. it goes into different parts of our film and finishing off with the creation of disney land. i think everyone it's bringing back the history and the importance of where we are coming from with this amazing ability to tell a story with fire and water and lights it's incredible. >> it is about the story telling i think. and somebody said it best is the happiest place on earth. your job is to create happiness. >> yes. it's the best job description to have; right? >> that is a pretty good job to have. i think you are doing a good job of it. you walked around yesterday and everybody is pretty happy. people willing to camp out all night. >> exactly. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us this morning. and again just a beautiful shot of the

it was to tour pixar. he wanted to know if i would be interested in writing a pixar movie. 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 scu

pixar, after an incredible run for more than a decade really has had a few misses in a row.y wasn't very good cars 2 wasn't very good. this is by pete doctor who did monsters inc, may be the most underrated pixar and did "up" which may be the best pixar and everyone who has seen it -- and i have not -- says that it's tremendously high concept, really appealing to kids and grownups, it's very moving cre clever. so if there's one movie i am looking forward to that's the one. >> if it's anything like "monsters inc" i'm with you. >> arnold schwarzenegger who's back in terminator genesis. >> at 67 is it? i think he's 67 now. >> not a movie i think anybody felt needed to be made but again these sort of pre-sold properties that have, you know, built in viewer interest are just the studios are relying on them more and more. i don't think -- what was the last terminator movie anyone really liked? the second one, 1991? >> none of those who haven't liked any of them. "entourage" i'm excited to see that. is it worth it? >> again, haven't seen it yet and i'm not an "entourage" fan. the t

dropped more than $10,000 for three of steve jobs' business cards, and it marks his positions at apple pixarand next three perhaps it was not just a sentimental purchase. he is also part of a company that shares digital business cards, and coming up, the biggest alibaba chinese competitor tencent, tells us how profitable they have been after this break. ♪ emily: alibaba is closest in predator tencent has earnings out, and there was a purchase in zoo lily -- zulily. i will start with you. this is your bread and butter. bringing in more revenue, is that something that tencent will have to do, as well? hans: they tend to focus on the chinese market. emily: john, how much attention are you paying to what is going on with alibaba and 10 sent in china? -- and tencent in china? some of these companies are really struggling to get a foothold a broad. john: i am paying attention because alibaba has joined the conversation alongside facebook and google and there were very large numbers, billions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars, so anyone who is running a company of sums live and girth in t

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. >> neighbors say he was proud to have worked at pixar animation studios. >> weather does not appear to be a factor but we have had damaging winds and power lines. take a look at this video flying through a rain storm just before noon today. here is a camera lens getting wet there. a live picture of clouds. this is our camera. abc7 news is here and we're expecting more weather like this tomorrow? >> it's going to be different. sunnier. we're looking at lingering clouds and some more active weather to our south. a thunderstorm cell is just east of morgan hill. and isolated storm. then into the east bay over portions of interstate 680, light rainfall. there are wet spots there. this is from the northeast. 4/100ths of an inch at moffett field. there is not more in the way but i'll give you a look at what is developing in just a moment. >>> a startling sight in the north bay. what looked like a funnel cloud left residents concerned. these are pictures had what looks like funnel clouds. this morning's weather did not cause damage but did get attention of everybody nearby. >> it's scary to

left regis and he left apple, then he called me and i got engaged with him at next then he bought pixar, i was involved with that. all total, five six years, somewhere in that neighborhood. >> three tenures, three different phases interesting to see how he evolved and changed and grew into that role. did you notice certain things like that about him that were different or was he always the same? >> well i knew him in the early steve jobs years, so the later years i didn't really work with him beyond those five or six years, so he grew some during that time for sure. when he left apple the first time i went home and told my husband, he's going back to apple. i knew that very day i came home from his house during the press conference that we didn't do because i talked him out of it i went home -- >> he wanted to do an exit press conference? >> yeah. >> that would have been interesting. >> he called me up andy i'm doing a press conference can you come and help? i said sure i went over there, 50 or 60 business press journalists milling around his front yard. he and the seven people he was t

. >> neighbors say he was proud to have worked at pixar animation studios. >> weather does not appear to be a factor but we have had damaging winds and power lines. take a look at this video flying through a rain storm just before noon today. here is a camera lens getting wet there. a live picture of clouds. this is our camera. abc7 news is here and we're expecting more weather like this tomorrow? >> it's going to be different. sunnier. we're looking at lingering clouds and some more active weather to our south. a thunderstorm cell is just east of morgan hill. and isolated storm. then into the east bay over portions of interstate 680, light rainfall. there are wet spots there. this is from the northeast. 4/100ths of an inch at moffett field. there is not more in the way but i'll give you a look at what is developing in just a moment. >>> a startling sight in the north bay. what looked like a funnel cloud left residents concerned. these are pictures had what looks like funnel clouds. this morning's weather did not cause damage but did get attention of everybody nearby. >> it's scary to

you spent $15 billion on marvel pixar, lucas film. people snickered a long time ago. you said on our air recently you are fairly confident those were good deals for the company. is your appetite sated for additional m&a on the studio front? >> we have a great hand on the studio front. and as a company in terms of our intellectual property. disney was strong and adding pixar added to the strength particularly on the animation front. they turned disney animation around. marvel a phenomenal brand, a great franchise. the success of marvel in those films since we bought it has been well beyond our expectations when we purchased marvel in 2009. i talked about lucas and "star wars." the best is yet to come. we have six "star wars" films in the works. there will be three released between now and may 2017. i think as a company, we've got a great hand. we don't really need more. we clearly demonstrated interest in intellectual property and ability to leverage it across our businesses over time. over many territories around the world. i don't want to suggest whether we are sated

ted 2, to mission impossib: rogue, to animated minions in the works plus tv show's entourage and pixar'sirst film since 2013. the box office is on track for a record summer. it could gross as much as $5 billion between may 1st and labor day, says analyst, and that's just here in the u.s. hollywood is increasingly looking to sequels in established brands since they tend to perform better overseas. international box office growth is revving up driven by new markets another audience studios are paying more attention to is women. as pitch perfect 2's record breaking opening weekend is teg their buying power. >> unusual number of movies we've seen chasing the female demoe big budgets. again, the studios figured out women go to the movies too. >> i have a little treat for y'all tonight. >> rep coming up a slew of films targeting women, including magic mike xxl and two that put female comedians front and center. train wreck starring amy schumer and spy with melissa mccarthy. for "nightly business rep" in los angeles. >>> finally tonight, if you plan on having lots of barbecues this summer indej

. >> wh coaching from pixar >> this is really cool. >> i would like owe thank my mom. >> big future.lutely. >> yes. >> let's start with live doppler 7 showing increasing clouds with a rather cooling influence over the bay. tomorrow lots of warm to hot weather. 98 in yosemite. 99 fresno. here in the bay area we're going to have our summer spread from cool on the coast to warm inland we'll see highs of only 58 tomorrow. 60 degrees downtown. but abou69 across the bay in oakland. and tomorrowwill be warmer inland and around the bay. temperatures dropping off sunday. there may be a few sprinkles >> right. right. june 1st, monday. >> yes. >> tha you. >> i'm concerned about june 4th. yes. >> two of the biggest stars in the game. does it get better? why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitterin your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. >>> dub nation send us your best photos. here a

. >> with coaching from pixar >> this is really cool. >> i would like owe thank my mom. >> big futurestart with live doppler 7 showing increasing clouds with a rather cooling influence over the bay. tomorrow lots of warm to hot weather. 98 in yosemite. 99 fresno. here in the bay area we're going to have our summer spread from cool on the coast to warm inland we'll see highs of only 58 tomorrow. 60 degrees downtown. but about 69 across the bay in oakland. and tomorrow will be warmer inland and around the bay. temperatures dropping off sunday. there may be a few sprinkles >> right. right. june 1st, monday. >> yes. >> thank you. >> i'm concerned about june 4th. yes. >> two of the biggest stars in the game. does it get better? >>> dub nation send us your best photos. here are the latest we've received. >> and we'll feature them on the news. >> i'm never in the picture, i have to dress up like a baby there. steph curry against the best player on the planet. this is a dream match up. hasn't won a championship in 40 years. >> mvp going to play in the finals. >> this is a finals match up ever

. >> he worked at pixar as a production assistant. the family was in good health and has plenty of food and water. >> it's not snowing where the crews are searching. but the snow was falling earlier. it's closed tioga road and glacier point road in yosemite park. the winds knocked down power lines near highway 116 outside petaluma. crews were on the scene to repair the lines and get the power back on for more than a dozen customers who were without for a time. most of the power has been restored. >>> now, let's take a live look from the mount cam camera. a few clouds in the distance. dark clouds on the screen there. taking a look at the camera, also shows some dark clouds in the distance hanging low and covering a part of the area around the bay bridge. >> we were in san jose earlier today where a light steady rain and wet roads slowed down drivers on saratoga avenue near prospect road. a lot of windshield wipers getting a springtime workout. the rain from up in the air over santa clara county. the raindrops covering the lens on sky 7

pixar's first original film since " brave." "mad max: fury road" i hear is very good. betty: what about "minions"? paul: that is another coming out for the kids and this is supposed to be a record summer. hollywood needs it. we had a couple of soft years. last year was particularly disappointing in terms of box office receipts. this is the year that theater owners of a big media moguls and hollywood, everybody hopes 20 15 at 2016 to be the figure for hollywood but this is the year then used to pull the movie business out of the doldrums. betty: even though we are talking about $2 billion for a movie like this, how much goes back to the studio? what are we talking about in terms of earnings? these movies are not cheap to make either. erik: "avengers" is north of $200 million. betty: we are obviously not talking $1 billion. paul: typically about half the box office goes to the theater. the result the ancillary revenue streams with home entertainment -- there is all the ancillary revenue streams with home entertainment. if you have a franchise like all the marvel franchis

the exhibit is called "blow up" but it reminds me of pixar's movie "up." the legend of mulan. put on by the children's musical theater. the junior version featuring your favorite songs. that's not my daughter by the way. it is fun for the whole family. the next set of films, it's more for the older set. the start of the sixth anawl apa filmestively at the college of san mateo. tonight they'll show "white light black rain." a more solemn film about the war but continuing tomorrow they've got lighter fare on east-west collaborations. blending indian dance plus american tap or the creation of asian american music. they'll be there in person for a workshop to follow on music and that's a rare treat. the start of the film festival mulan jr. because it's the first day of may because it's asian pacific heritage month. the more you know. back to you. >> thanks mike. >>> it's may 1, believe it or not. according to consumer reports it's a good month to find discounts. >> mattresses at some of their lowest prices this month. especially around memorial day. i never knew why. retailers mov

jony ive is not an apple product or the bit.ly he rides -- or the on the he rides around campus -- pixarwhen steve jobs did not like the images for "wall-e," jony ive got involved in created a new robot that was the heart of that movie. to me, he has encapsulated a lot of the design ideas we see in apple products, the beautiful applelike robot -- .livia: yes, we all love wall-e 1992. been there since what was his relationship with steve jobs? they were veryy close. jobs, he could be a difficult guide to work with. but for the longest time, they talked about apple, even in the early days, they talked about how the software should be simple, how the icons should be simple, you should understand what things were and know intuitively how to use those things, but really in jony ive, you found someone who was not able to just design those things himself, but lead a team to create products that could do incredible things. --'s not forget the eiffel the apple iphone now has the power of a supercomputer in the 1980's. it has an elegance that allows people to command it without a lot of education

he took in marvel and pixar and lucasfilm, and that is why the share prices have been going.o they take these franchises, specific examples of turning them into the rides. that is what will happen with star wars. >> if art imitates life, that is what disney is doing, taking the art, music -- movies, amusement parks, checking out marvel characters, probably coming up in our theme parks. those turn into profits. people say i want to buy that ironman, that new star wars figure. this trifecta coming together. betty: how many repeat users do they have? i went to disney world a few years ago when my kids were like six, i would not go back again, because it was so expensive and so hot and the lines were so long. i would go back again when i am a grandmother. a different set of kids. >> this was an issue several years ago. people were saying the same thing. they are tired of going to stand in lines. they did a refresh with all these new things coming in from marvel. pimm: you like disneyland? >> i like all of them. pimm: maybe we will go together. betty: memorial day weekend. pimm: t

phrase is cautiously optimistic, but with the movies, we are talking about the marvel franchise and the pixarition. mark: he was also mentioning on the conference call about his interest in "star wars." ramy: lucasfilm. the trilogy. we know we are going to watch those. with marvel, there are actually 11 more movies through 2019, so that is going to be a lot mark:. all right thank you a lot. when "bottom line" continues the internet and television expo underway in chicago. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line." i am mark crumpton. we began, as always at this time come with a check of crude oil and a close of trading on the floor in new york. crude oil is up, trading at 60.40. copper futures up one third of 1%. it is more than just another streaming video deal from amazon. amazon prime customers will be able to access movies, tv shows, and music onboard jetblue planes, giving the world online retailer access to a captive audience of potential customers. passengers who are not amazon prime customers can sign up on board for a three -- free 30-day trial, and posting earn

. >> coachg from pixar. >> we are making an animated film. >> using tablet with google april 2. but thinks really cool. >> now even art is all about techcologically in san francisco, i would like to think my >> great young people. right now thousands of people are enjoy bottle rock in nana you. >> coming what make this stival even better than last [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wid♪ ♪ hpy to look around ♪ . >> in napa the music festival is on and full volume. wayne to the short stw but certainly not complaining about it. if napa is not the centerf the concert this weekend then it has the gravitation pull of blank hole. heavy elemts. here's dk. >> paddle pit. name just few dra povrmer at bottle mccarthy it looked like 1 and done when local david grant l graham and took it over. pricing ranks from 149 dollars a day to 3000 dollars forked the weekend and what they call platinumstatus t.pull up on sipe with the nas of

>> i'm not questioning that. >> and then "frozen" is not even pixar.ovie out. we're waiting for "frozen 2." we went and saw "cinderella" so we could see the seven minutes before it began the "frozen." >>> we'll talk a little unbundling. our next guest, as well. >> you have got more worries about everything in the world. the american dream is over and we're going to run out of this and football is over and boxing is over. everything is changing and dying with you. you got to get more optimistic. >> if it bleeds it leads, my friend. >>> some stories that investors will talk about. u.s. stock mutual funds and etfs $36 billion last month according to new data. it's the biggest move away from u.s. equities since the financial crisis. also pimco losing and 24 consecutive months of outflows. bond market index fund now takes the top spot. >> sitting the. chuckling. he is. there's no doubt in my mind. showed you guys. >> we should tell you on the economic docket today. international trade data get that at 8:30 eastern time and get the ism nonmanufacturing numbe

and chairman at both apple and pixar. the starting price was $600. more than 30 bids later the price is now more than 5,000 bucks. the online auction ends may 7th. >>> it's a new way to use the power of the sun when it's dark. coming up a look at tesla's new product for your home. >>> and it was one of the biggest fires in state history. why are the feds dropping the case against the man suspected of starting it. >>> six police officers now charged in the death of freddie gray. the evidence that led prosecutors to criminal charges. stay right there. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> a day of action across the nation and here in the bay area passion not protesters took to the streets for international workers day. but today's demonstration went well beyond the traditional topic of workers rights. the hot topic right now, police brutality. many centered around the death of

pixar is going back to the theaters after two years, "inside out," debuting today at the con film festivalfrance. -- cans film festival in france. -- cannes festival film festival in france. alix: safety regulators turned up the heat on chrysler over safety recalls. the parent company was ordered alix:to turn over more documentd they scheduled a rare public hearing. joining us now is peter cook with more. peter, what was the trigger for this? what was the catalyst for the government? alix: -- peter: the government has essentially run out of patience. they are looking at recalls involving whole range of vehicles, including the jeep brands that have had problems with fuel tanks. the basic criticism of chrysler is that they don't think that the company has basically kept pace with what they needed to do to honor its obligations under federal law, which is why this of taken the unusual step holding this public hearing that will happen on july 2 and it is at that point that not only the government chrysler can present information, members of the public-- members of the and present information.

proudest moment when i can see somebody that we've mentored for years and we just placed somebody at pixarreat day. >> i thought it was excellent. >> reporter: her goal is to open a symphony of possibilities for young women. >> that was really good. >> reporter: a dream that's music to the ears. ♪ >>> i'm in san jose where dozens of workers say their wages have been stolen. we'll have their story and how they plan to fight back, coming up. >>> also the mystery deepens. the clean-up continues. what's keeping a lot of popular beaches in southern california essentially closed tonight? >>> right now at 6:30, bay area workers with a big complaint. they say their paychecks have been stolen and their benefits denied. it's all happening in the heart of the wealthy silicon valley. tonight, these cheated employees are trying to fight back. our business reporter is in downtown san jose. scott, do they have a chance of getting some of that money back? >> they do raj. but it's been a tough fight. as much as they're fighting back it's a long haul for many of these workers, because although the law is on

. >> and pixar. >> using only an app. >> i thought it would be like a studio but this is really cool.now. >> we think coding is the language of tomorrow. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom. >> i would like to thank my mom. [laughter] >> abc7 news. >> still to come, is there a wedding in your near future? "7 on your side" michael finney explains where to find your dream dress this weekend, while making someone else's dream come true, as well. but first, a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. a foggy start. can you barely see the bridge. we will have a check of the full accuweather forecast coming up after the break. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >> time now is 6:41. we are taking a live look at the sf. camera. flights have taxi and gate delays lasting about 50 minutes so check with your airline if you have plans to travel out this morning. if you or someone you know is getting married soon, might want to check out a huge sale of weddings gowns in sunnyvale this weekend. how finding your own dress can also make someon

>>reporter: nick once worked at pixar as art production assistant. authorities said family was in good health and had plenty of food and water. >> weather does in the appear to be a factor in the search for the family but we have had some unusual conditions here in the bay area today. danieling winds hit the north bay this even a. bringing down trees and power lines. service was out for several residents but it has now been restored. in the sierra snow fall this morning in placer county. temporarily closed the road her and glacier point road in yosemite national park. and in levineing other side of the yosemite you see a fresh layer of snow covering the ground there. highway 395 where chains are believe it or not in may required tonight. let's check in with fvl a little unusual this drew. >> certainly. we had rain. snow in the sierra. also had some hail in portion of the bay some hail in portion of the bay. look at live doppler 7hd we take you back to 6:00 o'clock this evening where live doppler 7hd was tracking hail around mount hamilton. l this cel

one card for apple, one for pixar -- there's one with his fax number on. it none have e-mail addresses or cell phone numbers. those didn't exist. >> i know but if he was printing those today, it would just say steve jobs nothing else. >>> they should be waking up in mexico. instead, thousands on board a carnival cruise are behind schedule because of an uneasy ocean. problems started before the passengers even got on the ship. more than 2,000 people who were supposed to sail out of long beach yesterday were put on a bus and driven to san diego. that's a fancy vacation. officials apparently thought the waves were too strong, so the ship sailed to san diego and met the passengers there. hopefully by now they're having a nice margarita. >>> take a look at this video of a so-called dust devil hitting the farmers market in palm springs. it struck right in the middle of the day. several vendors lost all of their merchandise. the good news is no one was hurt. witnesses say the debris of flying overhead and up toward the mountains for several minutes. i can only im

. >> and pixar. >> using only an app. >> i thought it would be like a studio but this is really cool.morrow. >> in san francisco jonathan bloom. >> i would like to thank my mom. [laughter] >> abc7 news. >> still to come, is there a wedding in your near future? michael finney explains where to find your dream dress this weekend, while making someone else's dream come true as well. first a look outside from the east bay hills camera a beautiful view to wake up to on this saturday morning. we will have the forecast after the break. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >> a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. cloud cover at t

. >> that's my proudest moment when we see somebody we mentored for years, just placed somebody at pixarreat day. >> reporter: for winston, the goal is to open up a symphony of possibilities for young women, a dream that's music to the ears. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> still to come down but not out. google's efforts to build a new campus in mountain view even after the city put a stop to previous plans. >>> also the reason these young rockers came together today. >>> no doubt it was a big earthquake. you can tell by the way eastern japan shook today. an 8.5 earthquake struck this morning, shaking buildings and a lot of nerves. the epicenter near a group of islands south of tokyo. the quake did not trigger a tsunami warning. no reports so far of any problems at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant either. damage from today's quake is minimal because of how deep the earthquake struck. the epicenter measured in about 370 miles deep. even so much of the country felt at least some shaking. >>> here in the bay area all eyes are on the sky, like the beautiful sky you see behind me he

. >> with coaching from pixar. >> we are making a short animated film. >> using only a tablet with google'sc. >> it looks like a studio. but it's really cool. >> even art is all about technology. >> we think that playing with the language of tomorrow. >> jonathan bloom. >> i'd like to thank my mom. >> abc 7 news. >>> 8 kplon 37 is our time. is there a wedding in your near future? >> still to come, michael finney explains where to find your dream dress this weekend and while making someone else's dream come true. here's a live look from the east bay hills camera. meteorologist lisa argen will have your full forecast in a minute. >>> the time right now is 8:40 on this saturday morning. we're taking a live look from the emeryville camera. if you see news happening where you live, tweet us at abc news bay area. use the #abc 7 new. >>> if you or someone you know is getting married soon, you might want to check out a sale of wedding gowns in sunnyvale. 7 on your side michael finney is here to tell us how finding your dream dress could make someone else's dream come true. >> rick and renee schmidt

work has been just for a little bit of cheese. [ laughter ] and then -- that, by the way, should be a pixare dogs that get to work with helen mirren. >> yes, wouldn't that be great? no, absolutely. yeah. well, i'm quite strict with them. because, you know, i'm a great fan of a woman called barbara woodhouse. have you ever seen barbara woodhouse? >> seth: no. >> she's brilliant. you'd love her. >> seth: okay. >> terribly strict dog trainer. and she always wore very sensible, you know, pleated skirts, and -- >> seth: did she have a television show? >> she had a tv show, showing you how to train dogs, and she was frightfully strict. you know, "back! no! no! good dog, good dog. bad dog, no!" you know? do you want me to train you? >> seth: that's all she showed you? >> that's basically -- [ laughter ] but you know, basically, that's all it is. "walkies, walkies!" is her famous thing. >> seth: what's that? walkies? like, to go for a walk? oh, yeah. >> yeah. come on, seth, walkies. come on! >> seth: oh, i wanna go, yeah. [ laughter ] i know i shouldn't, but i want to go, yeah. [ applause ] >> sit.

. >> he worked at pixar animation studios as an art production assistant. in oakland lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> morgan hill police are working to identify a man's decomposed body found today. they were on to road this morning. authorities say it appears the body has been there for quite some time. a landscaping crew found it doing maintenance work this morning at the business park nearby. >>> san jose police are asking for everyone to use social media to help them find the man in this video we're about to show you in the next 48 hours. he's accused of chasing a 13-year-old girl into her own home and attacking her. >> the video is scary here. this is the surveillance video of the encounter at her home. really a terrifying scene, especially as a parent. i tell you what you shudder to think what might have happened. this girl was very brave. matt keller has more from west san jose. >> may 5th was just like any other day for this 13-year-old girl walking from school to her west san jose home near stevens creek boulevard and lawrence expressway. this surve

. >> welcome back pixar. we missed you. the movie is "inside out."ce in the mind of a little girl. her emotions are the film. it looks adorable. getting great buzz. and "the minions." the most anticipated family film on fandango. we find out why they chase around super villain scarlett. >> and comedies out. melissa mccarthy. >> that is hilarious. and "train wreck" here. it is the funniest comedy of the year. she plays a girl who cannot commit to one guy. it is honest and heart felt. circle "train wreck." >> and the griswalds are back? >> he is trying to recreate the original "vacation." >> i like it. quickly, any indy films? >> yes. me and earl and the dying girl. it is a great movie. i loved it. bring a tissue box. it is a tear jerker. >> erik thanks. >> i want to see the one with the griswalds. >>> coming up sunny anderson on the grill, but first this is "today" on nbc. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already kne

one card from next, one card from apple, one card from pixar, the next card has his fax number. none have an e-mail address. not because steve didn't want to be contacted by e-mail but they hadn't invented it as a common theme yet. >> that's fascinating. >> man, you can present them and show, i was a good friend of steve jobs. here's proof. thank you very much. >>> here's a look at the stories we're working on for 6:00. outrage of a death and mother and child at the hands of a suspected drunk driver. how neighbors are showing their support for the victims. >>> developing story right now. the hunt for clues widening after gunmen opened fire at a texas free speech event. authorities a thousand miles away are scouring for evidence. >>> did you feel it? the east bay get a jolt. certainly reminded some people you better be prepared for earthquakes. >>> they come to america seeking safety and justice. instead our investigative team i kored tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants in legal limbo looking for years to get out. we take you behind the scenes of the u.s. immigration cou

[laughter] >> possibly a $200 million write down for this movie the avengers, new disney pixar moviee out. . gerri: i love that. >> they have star wars coming out in december, so disney is leading the pack. jurassic world is opening up, the minions based on despicable me, . gerri: i like it. >> we'll be back at the box office. we just want to be entertained when we go to the movies . gerri: i like it. popcorn. >> there you go. it doesn't get better than that . gerri: thank you. and we'll be right back with our consistency answered to the question of the day. we'll be right back if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good a dry mouth isn't biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. gerri: class action lawsuits may be the least of general motors

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. >> this reminds me of the disney pixar movie wally, where humans are sitting and robots are doing everythingis what the world is going to look like? people and you think i don't really want to be that. >> well it's quite possible. we're definitely moving toward that. machines computers, robots are proving to be more and more capable and they're going to simply end up doing a lot more of the work especially the more routine, predictable, formulaic type of work that a lot of our population does. >> martin your book "rise of the robots" is important and you talk about what this is going to do to jobs. you see this future where automation and robots are killing jobs at the low end and the high end of the sector. and if we improve certain societal functions because of robots and automation but we lose jobs is that actually progress? >> well, technically, it is progress, and we can move toward a future where robots and machines do a lot more of the work that people don't want to do. but the problem is really going to be a distribution issue. it's going to be about income. people need a job in orde

disney's pixar is going back into the theaters after a two-year absence.de out" debuted at the cannes film festival in france. those are some of the top headlines. stephanie: before we get to commercial i have something special. asking the question is my partner smarter than a sixth grader? eric: almost certainly not. stephanie: contestants are in middle school. they are being tested on geography so i want you to listen closely to the final question. >> is completed the proposed dam would become the largest hydropower plant. it would be built near inga falls on which african river? >> grand inga near inga falls on which african river. you're good with accents, are you good with international locations? >> this is probably going to stop me. i can only take a guess. the zambezi? >> wrong. take another look. the grand inga dam would become the largest hydro power plant built near inga falls on which african river? there is the bell, what is your answer? >> the congo river. >> congo. >> the correct answer is the congo river. >> congo would've been a good guess

the acquisitions disney has had pixar, lucasfilm -- that has been a long-term strategy, and even for of course we saw "avengers",, they had 12 more movies and we will see that take form. stephanie: in terms of parks, they do not really have competition. if you do not go to disney where you going to go? ramy: i am from virginia. i thought kings dominion was the best place ever. when you go to disney, it just blows your mind that there is so much escapism. stephanie: luckily my kids are at school. ramy inocencio thank you so much. erik: ramy inocencio. when we come back is chris christie really presidential material? he delivers some unpresidential remarks at a press dinner. ♪ stephanie: welcome back to "market makers." here is a look at the top stories -- inflation slowly creeping toward the federal reserve goal. consumer prices excluding food and fuel rose at the fastest pace in two years. the core cpi was up .3%. the fed has said it wants inflation increased to an annual rate of 2%. and live from my home state of new jersey, it is chris christie night. the governor of the garden sta