. >> it has been 20 years since pixar made the revolutionary "toy story." john blackstone was invited to people who make the movie magic. >> i am buzz lightyear. i come in peace. >> reporter: when buzz, woody, and the gang from "toy story" were first brought to life 20 years ago, they seemed more realistic than anything previously created in an animated movie. >> please be careful. you don't want to be in the way when my laser goes off. >> reporter: it was the result of more than four years of work at pixar animation studios. >> we were still kind of doing the same thing -- >> reporter: pete docter was one of the animators. >> you come to work and somebody would have figured something else out that you'd never seen before. >> to infinity and beyond! >> reporter: "toy story's" animators went beyond what had been done before by creating on computers. by getting closer to reality more challenging than they expected. >> almost every scene we would go, that's going to be really hard. but part of the fun of working here was this was a new toy. out how things work

. >> it has been 20 years since pixar made the revolutionary "toy story." john blackstone was invited to pixar's campus to meet the people who make the movie magic. >> i am buzz lightyear. i come in peace. >> reporter: when buzz, woody, and the gang from "toy story" were first brought to life 20 years ago, they seemed more realistic than anything previously created in an animated movie. >> please be careful. you don't want to be in the way when my laser goes off. >> reporter: it was the result of more than four years of work at pixar animation studios. >> we were still kind of doing the same thing -- >> reporter: pete docter was one of the animators. >> you come to work and somebody would have figured something else out that you'd never seen before. >> to infinity and beyond! animators went beyond what had been done before by creating on computers. by getting closer to reality more challenging than they expected. >> almost every scene we would go, that's going to be really hard. but part of the fun of working here was this was a new toy. i was a kid who enj

we visit pixar to meet some behind the success. morning remembrance for you in old city. this is old city's first reformed united church of christ at fourth and race streets here, those are real live animals, in nativity scene, it will be on display through november 30th, we hope everybody is having a wonderful holiday. good christmas morning, we send it over to katie for more on the forecast. >> yes, tell you what, definitely mild enough you don't necessarily need to have the heavier coat out there whatsoever, certainly too warm for that in the next few days here, too, we expect to break another record here today. outside to storm scan3, all still pretty calm here on storm scan. we do have fog, and boy, it is lying thick in some spots, actual little looking offer camera at one of the field cameras, really coming in with very low ceilings at this point over the ben franklin bridge, and also some shore towns, but dense fog advisory from the national weather service reduced by couple counties, southern new jersey, southern delaware n

we visit pixar to meet some behind the success. but first, your local news. welcome back, it's now 8:25! are spending christmas day.. in pasadena this year! the team headed to the eastern iowa airport thursday.. hopped on a plane and took off to california. it's the team's first trip to the rose bowl in 25 years. they made it to pasadena just fine.. and will have today to get situated before an official team welcome-- tomorrow at disneyland. iowa will face the stanford cardinals at 4pm iowa time new years day. that's one week from today.. you can watch it on espn. eastern iowa police are warning hawkeye fans about fake rose bowl ticket scams . investigators say victims are buying tickets through craigslist. then meeting the seller to get them in person. some of those tickets turn out to be fake. police say to try to only buy tickets from a trusted source. count on kcci for team coverage from pasadena as the hawkeyes take on the stanford cardinals on new years day! our crews will be live at 5,6 and 10 starting tuesday. we'll also be

we visit pixar to meet some behindndhe success. but first, your locacanews. i'm _______it's eight-25 on this christmas morning. your top stories are coming up in just a moment...but right now - - let's take a ok at what's happening outside -- the national weather service now says two tornadoes touched down near the quad cities.they were part of that same system that moved through the corridor wednesday.one of the twisters was rated an e-f-one with winds of about 100 miles per hour.again, nobody was hurt, but some small buildings were damaged. in black hawk county, a man is now facingcharges after a meth bust. bust.la portrtcity police stopped jordan jones early thursday morning for a traffic violation.a k-9 unit indicated drugs were in the vehicle. police not only found also at his home. he faces numerous charges, including possession of methampetamine with intent to deliver. the linn county sheriff's office needs your help finding this man.charles hobert junior failed to return to the linn county jaja yesterday following a court-ordered furlough.hobert was s

we visit pixar to meet some behind the success. but first, your local news. >>> i'm jamie yucas with a look beyond the headlines. the idaho lunch lady who was free meal could return. the school district offered her her old job. she gave the lunch to a student who didn't have any money. she said she's not decided whether she'll return. >>> fedex will deliver packages and open its service centers today after not making all of its christmas eve deliveries. the carrier blames last-minute shop and severe weather in parts of the country. customers should check to see if they'll be delivered or set aside for pickup. >>> the so-called sharing economy has transformed the lodging and taxi industry. experts predict it will continue to expand rapidly in years to come. anthony mason reports on two young businessmen who embrace sharing to achieve their dreams. >> reporter: when friends eric and sasha launched their online clothing company buck mason in 2013, they rarely had any money to pull it off. raising money from investors. >> reporter: the

in spite of the animation technology pixar has pioneered, its films still start the old-fashioned way. >> yeah, it still starts with a drawing. although we do draw digitally. >> reporter: from these drawings and the imagination of all those working on a movie the a pixar, the story takes shape. around, like what's going on? huh? what? >> do you know -- >> reporter: the good dinosaur marks the first time pixar is releasing two movies in one year. originally scheduled to be in theaters two years ago the movie was delayed by production problems. >> the northwest was a huge inspiration -- >> reporter: 2013, peter sohn replaced the first director. >> "the good dinosaur" has had painful moments over many years now. >> a lot of the pixar films go through these challenges of trying to make the story right. >> reporter: "the good dinosaur" is his debut as a director. in 15 years at pixar he has filled many other jobs, from animation to voice-over work. >> my name is russell. >> reporter: in "up" he was the inspiration for the wilderness explorer russell. >> are you in need of any assistance to

we visit pixar to meet some behind the success. were killed this morning in a head-on crash on highway 1 in pacifica. one of those killed was a passenger riding with a hired uber driver. the other person killed was driving on the wrong side of the road and collided with that uber car. the uber driver is in the hospital. northbound highway 1 was closed at paloma avenue for four hours. >>> there is more snow in the sierra at elevations as low as 2,000 feet. if you plan to drive to the tahoe area this christmas day, chains are required on i-80 between nyack and truckee and u.s. highway 50 from kyburz to meyers. >>> limited transit service today because of the christmas holiday. muni is on a limited schedule, some routes not running. others are on sunday schedules. >>> in the next half-hour of "cbs this morning," a unique look at 20 years of emeryville- based pixar and how the studio has changed the world of animation. weather is coming up next. >>> merry christmas. we are starting out with a chill in the bay area and that sets the sta

we visit pixar to meet some behind the success. but first, your local news. >>> good morning and a merry christmas to you, it's 8:25, first let's get over to david epstein with a check of the mild christmas forecast. >>> you know, 53 at who begun airport, it's called off in the suburbs a bit from norwood and worcester 49, done a would bit. the 50s. not much precipitation at all. we could see a shower this afternoon, more likely the evening hours but not a big deal, temperatures as i said 55- 60, one more of these really cool off tomorrow, upper 40s, east wind. rain tonight, a blast of warm air, believe it or not, chris, we could see a sue kateing snow, -- a cumulating snow. >> buckle up. >>> checking our top stories, a mother and daughter charged with a hoax in haverhill, police say the two made up a report about seeing a baby thrown from a bridge, lasted for several hours last night. 42-year-old holly fowler and 23- year-old daughter christine will be charged with misleading police and filing a police report. >>> an urgent search

john blackstone visited pixar's bay area campus. >> i am buzz lightyear. i come in peace. >> reporter: when buzz, woody and the gang from "toy story" were first brought to life 20 years ago they seemed more realistic than anything previously created in an animated movie. >> please be careful. you don't want to be in the way when my laser goes off. >> reporter: it was the result at pixar animation studios. pete docter was one changing the way movies were made. >> you come to work every day and somebody would have figured something else out that you had never seen before. >> to infinity and beyond! >> reporter: "toy story's" animators had gone beyond what was done before by creating on computers, but getting closer to reality was more challenging than expected. >> almost every seen we'd go, oh, that's going to be really hard. but part of the fun of working here was this was a new toy. i was a kid who enjoyed figuring out how things worked. >> reporter: pixar was owned by somebody else who liked to figure things out, steve jobs. when "toy story" was released

presentation of artwork and artifacts from behind the pixar scene.reative pops, and images that illustrate the development of woody, buzz lightyear and the rest of the gang from toy story. the evolution of a buzz lightyear. started out like this and then moved to this and finally to the buzz lightyear that we know. check out what woody first looks like he morphed into this. and then he evolved into this. and finally, to the woody that we all know. it was interesting seeing the painstaking development and decisions that went into what andy's hair would look like. this guy would model different haircuts. if they had about 10 in all before they finally settled on what his hair would be the videos, explaining the computer graphics that went into the movie. who knew how much work went into how those army guys walked? that was really hard for them to figure out. of this exhibit is running from -- until may 22. they do have an online version of the exhibit that you can check out for a direct link and is the other font family things that you can do this holi

talking about star wars, marvel and pixar. rest of the businesses is also profound. consumer products are a great example. are not grow surprised at all in terms of opportunity even though we are definitely seeing more moderate growth in espn. david: so you believe whatever modicum -- whatever moderation of growth you have, you will be able to replace. robert: we don't give guidance, but we are bullish on the growth prospects with the disney company. because of the franchises with the brand and the global footprint and the fact that we are seeing development in market that are creating opportunities. china is a great example. wars and thet star numbers earlier, but china doesn't open until january 9. help they could china be in terms of star wars? robert: it is the number two movie market in the world. , sooner thane one everyone anticipates. that is a huge opportunity. , ats you look at the world the star wars franchise or our movie business, there is a market to be addressed that exist before. it creates a growth opportunity

we have a very strong movie slate on the disney front, on the pixar front.have a sequel to "finding nemo." we have a sequel to "cap in america." we have a number of great disney films coming out including a remake of "the jungle book" as a live action movie. 2."ce in wonderland we are looking forward to the college football playoffs. there are a lot of priorities as a company. i would say, certainly for me, shanghai disneyland looms the largest. david: we have to talk about august, september. the disney stock came down significantly, tied, in most people's reporting, to espn and loss of subscribers. can you describe that? thought there was an overreaction to what we said, and the market is the market. we have little control over that. it is clear, television is experiencing some disruptive forces, shall we say. lord knows what impact just calling it disruptive forces will have. it's clear that is happening. there is so much more competition, so much more choice for people, how they spend their leisure time. that is putting pressure on television to be great,

when a sony movie is released, pixar movie is released. this solidifies their smart business acumen and shepherding these movies and properties to the big screen and then to the small screen as well. >> paul, thank you so much for that. thanks for staying up late or getting up early. either way, thank you -- >> getting up really early today. >>> still to come on the show, he may be the most hated man in america. but martin shkreli isn't backing down after being arrested last week. we'll have plenty of more on that after the short break. >>> welcome back. you're watching "worldwide exchange." brent prices hitting an 11-year low of 36.18 overnight. just below the $36.20 a barrel in december of 2008. wti also lower today. the lowest since february. now we've seen brent crude come off those levels, $36.48 year to date we're still down 36%. we are also on track for the worst monthly fall for brent prices since 2008. so far this month off by roughly 18%. i know i've thrown a lot of numbers at you, louisa. the topics and the underlying reasons ar

maybe why the only one is at pixar's screening room.pes they give it a dry. >> this 5-year-old in me is super stoked. >> the city is warning drivers about traffic delays and warned officials to try to take public transportation and to use the force. >> well, we're in single digits now counting down to christmas day. the holiday came early for folks. >> next, four families have new cars to drive thanks to an antioch announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> there is a special story coming just once per year in antioch, every december. >> it's been happening 15 years now and wayne freedm

pixar new dane -- dinosaur comes in with 10.4 million.ie premiers tonight. >> nicole: looking forward to it . asia, in particular, we have seen a mix bag. nikkei down almost 2%. hang seng down 3 quarters and 1%. >> cheryl: taking a look at europe stocks. as you can see we have some higher, green arrows. ftse is up by 33, cac up by 54 and dax is up by 44. >> nicole: what a week. it was down almost 4% last week. s&p about 11 and dow futures 79 right now. >> cheryl: oil is what really hurt the market last week. 35.37. lose of 25 cents. futures are still pointing up and as you can see gold is little up more than $7. >> nicole: now let's take a look at the sports. tom brady threw for 226 yards and two touchdowns and the patriots clinched playoff spot with 27-6 win over the houston texans. houston quarterback was sacked five times and left the game to be evaluated for a concussion. packers are 9-4. groan bay has one two in a row after 1 and 4 slides. ran for 124 yards and a touchdown and fellow running back added two scores and the win. the win

maybe why the only one is at pixar's screening room.pes they give it a dry. >> this 5-year-old in me is super stoked. >> the city is warning drivers about traffic delays and warned officials to try to take public transportation and to use the force. >> well, we're in single digits now counting down to christmas day. the holiday came early for folks. >> next, four families have new cars to drive thanks to an antioch announget up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. it's also a story about canals and the artificial heart,oers. electric guitars and rockets to the moon. in other words, this is the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. hard-working doers and smart-working doers. olds changed the way we put things together. and keepin'em together? that was walter's doin'. doers built this country. they built the dams and the railroads. ♪john henry was a steel d

with the disney brand, possibly with pixar and marvel and certainly with star wars.anie: you said earlier the best channels. do you think that some good fall away in the next few years? >> i like the hand we have with disney and abc and espn. i would prefer, if you are facing some sort of disruptive forces or headwinds, you want to , to own the highest quality and brands. we believe we do. i was struck by what he said about intellectual property. how important it is to have that. spent a not insignificant amount of money on the star wars franchise. david westin: mickey mouse himself, that is intellectual property. that is been a main theme in that company. he is taking it forward into the next generation with lucasfilm, and pixar and marvel. david: he did not strike me as somebody who is worried about the future of television. did he convey that to you, that he feels optimistic about where things are headed? david westin: absolutely. he said he is bullish on disney in 2016 and 2017 in terms of earnings and growth, without giving guidance. i have known bob a long time

they tried to recruit you at pixar. steve: it was a short. of time it was pretty intense.e has this incredible laserlike focus on whoever he is speaking with. would go that we were on. i want to study the way he did business. not that i could be like him but just to try to understand him. i just asked him. he came to my house to speak when i was at stanford business school. he stayed for like three hours. what i remember was that he was just obsessed with apple when he was at next. he was just distraught. he felt this visceral pain when apple was getting beat around in the public eye and in the press. he would always come to the same that appleconclusion should bring him in with the next technology. i would look at him like he was nuts. i said what ceo would ever bring you back and keep his job? and of course that is exactly what happened. ceo who brought him and was gone within months. everyone knows that he has this fascination with design. was at nonates me point do i recall him ever stating a strategy. he and elon musk have this visceral education with imperfection. em

the house from the disney pixar movie "up" has been re-created into a fantastic confectionery conglomeration. this genius gingerbread house was created by an 18-year-old. as part of the milwaukee area technical college banking and pastry arts student gingerbread house competition. >> it took her more than 100 hours to create but sadly, can you believe it, didn't take the prize. how is that possible? >> what would take the prize above that. >> i like the little gum drops supposed to be the balloon out of the chimney there. >> i think they're jelly beans. that's cool. >> disney is the parent company of abc news. >> really? >> yeah. >> okay. we should know that. >>> coming up, the social media trend that is not in the christmas spirit. how it can be harmful to kids. >> also ahead, shopping for bargains even at this hour. the early morning mad dash for christmas gifts at a new york iconic retailer. check out the scene. >> and safety on the football field. nfl players and their injuries on the field pro athletes react to the new movie called "concussion," after our forecast map. it will be warmer

the innovative way google and pixar are getting young girls interested in coding. will the raiders stay in oakland or move to l-a. we may know as soon as next month. ==take vo== the n-f-l wants to decide by >>> will the raiders stay in oakland or move to l.a.? we may know as soon as next month. they want to decide by january which team or teams will be allowed to move to the los angeles area. while the ratders and chargers want to join forces and building a stadium in carson. they will support the raiders if they decide to stay put and build a new stadium in oakland. that could include hundreds of millions of dollars in financial support. also mayor libby schatz says the city has not engaged in any specific discussions with the nfl but will keep it in mind when evaluating future options. >>> san francisco police say criminals are working in a new way to rip you off via the u.s. mail. a victim finds a check for $2,000. there's a letter with it that explains you've been chosen to be a mystery shopper. you've been instructed to deposit the $2,000 check at the bank and

i was like, "oh, no." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: $850 million -- >> pixar is its own world. >> jimmy: did you have fun doing that thing? >> it was super fun. great experience. they're awesome guys. >> jimmy: just going in and recording or did you get to improvise? >> yes, we got to improvise a a lot. but it takes five years, six years to do a movie like that. i came in at the end, which is, like, the last three years. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, isn't that unbelievable? that's pretty crazy. did your kids enjoy it? how are your sons? >> they loved it, but my little guy is still afraid of movies. he won't go see movies. >> jimmy: he's five now? >> he's five. he just does this thing of, like, "you know." he talks a big game. then he's like, "no thanks." like, he just fails. [ laughter ] so when we had a screening of "inside out" actually, and all of his friends were there. to" -- like he just pretended like he had something else to do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a 5-year-old? >> it was super cute, yes. >> jimmy: super cute. how's the older one? >> archie is ready for anything. in fact, the other

disney's california adventure park, you can buckle up and feel like you're playing on the set of a disney/pixarbration, don't miss the world of color show celebrating the wonderful world of walt disney. this is the year to celebrate the magic of disneyland in grand style, because a celebration like this one only comes around once every 60 years. visit disneyland.com for details. [goofy music playing] (cheryl) thanks a lot, janet. now let's welcome jerold the bookworm, sponsored by the british international school of chicago, lincoln park, which is a private school offering a personalized, innovative, hands on, international curriculum for students ages 3 to 11 years old. (alan) let me tell you a little bit about that. this is a school that's just one of ten inaugural schools offering what they call the juilliard-nord anglia performing arts program. so there's world-class music, drama, and dance in their curriculum. it instills a love and understanding of the arts in all of their students. and of course, they've got a lot of folks out there helping out, guiding mr. bookworm tonight, the teachers

pixar is how america should be run. because they're nice. they work as hard as can be. they work 25 hours a day and they make things perfect. there is a reason why their movies are great. and we should all learn a lesson from them and not from the idiots who are running for >> but here's how smart they are. how many people did not see the movie, you can clap. who did not. [ applause ] well, you don't have to "woo" just clap. [ laughter ] you people, so i'm not going to go into it. but they knew in advance, they told me two months in advance, we're not using you for any publicity, because my character, to those of you who are the majority here, know that it was a sort of a surprise. and i'm not going to ruin it at all. and i really encourage you seeing it. but they all went to the cannes film festival. i go, "when am i ever going to be in a movie that's gonna make it to the cannes film festival." >> seth: so you couldn't go because you were a secret. >> i was a secret. and i was hurt. [ laughter ] i was sad. and it was france and i didn't get to go. and then the movie ca

schooling, you work for apple, you worked with steve jobs at next, and he tried to recruit you at pixar. what was your relationship with him like? steve: someone who has this incredible, laserlike focus on who he is speaking with. there were the walks that we would go on. i had hoisted into an agreement with him that i would study how he does businesses. i was an acolyte, not that i thought i could be like him, but i can understand him. he was a fascinating individual. emily: how did you get that program? steve: i asked him. he came to my business school, set across from the fireplace, and talked for like three hours. he was at next, ira member he was obsessed with apple. next has nothing to do with apple, he is distraught. emily: what kinds of things would he say? steve: he would always come to the conclusion that apple should buy next and bring the next technology and operating system back in to apple. i would look at him like he was nuts. what ceo of apple would keep you and bring you back into your job? of course, that's exactly what happened. he was possessed. i think he had the ma

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time lapse video of him driving from san francisco to emeryville with the caption, back to oakland, pixar working on "toy story 4", partners. he played the voice of woody the cowboy in the franchise. the "toy story 4" is expected to hit theaters in 2018. >>> a jump in infants dying has doctors telling parents not to link baby bumpers. the number of deaths has increased threefold in the last seven years. now the american academy of pediatrics is advising parents to use bumpers or side bedding. there are no federal regulations restricting their use. >>> new high-tech eyewear is having a life changing impact for many visually impaired people. hena daniels reports. >> reporter: for the first time in his life, 17-year-old justin feels like most other kids. >> i'm able to do a lot more things on my own. >> reporter: things like helping his mom in the kitchen. or walk the dog, seeing feet signs, seeing people's faces and expressions. when he was 30 months he suffered a brain injury. his parents said his vision would not be the same. >> i worry about what happens when he leaves home. what happens

. >> "inside out," and "good dinosaur," was produceed by pixar own by this station.c7news.com with the annual golden globes a precurser to the oscars. >> we are home to the 88th annual oscars airing right here on february 128. i have not seen the others but "inside out," great for both adults and kids. >> hi, i'm chris harrison. today on this stage, a single contestant will begin their journey toward a possible $1 million prize, and you'll be with them every step of the way. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ thank you very much, and welcome to the show. is everybody ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] well, today's first contestant is a bookkeeper living in a 500-square-foot apartment with four other people. crowd: oh! >> true story. from new york city, please welcome christina burke. [cheers and applause] hi, christina. >> hi! >> how you doing? welcome. good to see you. [applause] wow, if there's ever somebody i would love to win some money... you need space. >> we do need space. >> tel

trail blazing actress rita moreno as she receives a kennedy center honor, plus celebrating 20 years of pixar movies. that's "the cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm jamie yuccas.

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pixar giving fans a peek of the sequel to "finding nemo." it shows a up couldle of dori's friends. 17. >> adam: taylor swift sharing a sneak peek of her brand new music video. she shared this picture looking muddy and fierce. the video will peoplure tonight. -- premier tonight. check it out. >> elizabeth: much more to come in the next 90 minutes, i'm elizabeth norieka. >> adam: i'm adam williams, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. breaking news, flames tearing through a hotel in dubai, crews battling the fiery inferno high in the sky. >> elizabeth: new york man with ties to isis in custody, police say he was planning a new year's eve attack. security is tight with thousands headed to the city ready to ring in the knew year. >> reporter: mild ride now and the the first day of the year looks mild as well. >> elizabeth: winter classic fun has already begun. fans coming out to test their hockey skills while the team gets ready to fill a hole left on the roster. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> elizabeth: boston is ready to ring in 2016.

trail blazing actress rita moreno as she receives a kennedy center honor, plus celebrating 20 years of pixarcbs morning news" for this friday. i'm jamie yuccas. have a great day. >> ♪ >> it is the holiday season in philadelphia. >> ho-ho-ho merry christmas. >> and that means the holiday lights show and the magical organ that serenades the twinkling nutcracker, sugar plum fairy and cast full of characters. the age old story of christmas past, present and future as the dickens classic comes alive. traditional railroads under the tree and outlandish lights tree to tree, house to house, and electrical connection of neighbors glowing brotherly love and sisterly affection. >> imagine sick in philadelphia. >> seven fishes and baked delights, the dreaded or loved holiday fruit cake. it is these and more that ph