reporter:" inside out" became the second highest grossing film in pixar histroy. >> these are called core memories. >> all about what you thinking and feeling and how this joy drive you? there was a moment where sadness turns to joy and says, if you are not in headquarters, how can riley cebe happy? then what pixar does is it says, being happy all the time, is it realistic and should it be our goal? >> have any of you ever dreamt of working for the greatest super villain of all time? reporter: universal studios had a great year. not only did " jurassic world" minions" became the second highest grossing animated film of all time. >> this is queen elizabeth and i really want her crown. she is a spoiled eight-year-old. she did not get the love she needed so she is constantly throwing temper tantrums. she wants to be the ultimate princess. host: please join me next time on the "hollywood news report" where news is entertainment and entertainment's news. announcer: this week in agribusiness, serving america's most essential industry, with agriculture broadcasters orion samuelson, and max

at the same time because the product cycles of apple and pixar were completely different. apple had fewer products coming out on a more staggered schedule with twitter and square they're both software and services driven companies that are supposed to be coming out with product updates daily. srnl weekly. there's no way a single person can run a company on that kind of schedule. what say you to that? >> i think that criticism was levied at what's on at twitter. we're not an investor at twitter. obviously, you know, your viewers will have their own opinions on where that stock is headed. i use the service quite a bit, and i know that you guys do as well. as far as the stock and the health of the company, i think it's a fair criticism to say, hey, what's going on at twitter? the story at square is very different. i look at the job jack has done folks below him who are reporting directly to him that are excellent. sarah fryer, and the one that runs the product at square, the product cycles in companies like square are much faster than they were back in the day when steve jobs

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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. the walks that we would go 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 inevitable conclusion that apple 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. the ceo who brought him and was gone within months. everyone knows that he has this fascination with design. what fascinates me was at no point do i recall him ever stating a strategy. he and elon musk have this visceral

. >> in 2015, poehler brought to life joy in pixar's wildly successful animation, "inside out," became a star on the hollywood walk of fame and ended the year by starring alongside tina fey in "sisters." >> i don't get this dress. >> one of my apples keeps rolling out of the bag. >> but i like the story it tells with the fringe. >> not only isis it a storyry about sisters bubuwhat were you like in high school and can you change, can you recapture that feeling, if you had the chance to do it again, how would you be different? all those things are universal regardless of the time you grew up. >> when we come back, more from "hollywood news report." >> thanks for joining us again. let's get back to more hollywood news on the "hollywood ne report". >> from indie flicks to summer blockbusters, actor mark ruffalo has been able to master acting in any and any budget throughout his 25-year career. >> the situation is a little weird. >> in 2004, ruffalo erased jim carrey's memory in "eternal sunshine of the spotless mind." was love sick over jennifer garner in the romantic comedy, "13 going on

pixar film. for me growing up i loved walle and up but this is one of the best pixar a movies ever made. it combined good movie for adults and work for kid as well. if the film that really made me think about my own core memories as a child. what memories have i held on to. the character ping-pong i won't say what happened to him but i cried as a baby at the end on have have that film. that is number five of the year, inside out. >> number four. >> number four i got to go with steve jobs. i thought the film was brilliant. it didn't do too well in the box office but way it was shot, danny boyle shot it so well. aaron sorkin shot the best film of the year. it takes place before three major product launches, 198 , 41988, 1998. they shot 1948 with and old school 16-millimeter format and then with 35 and digital in 98. but as years progressed technology progressed and image is clear. very, very cool. >> number three. >> number three got to go with indy movie about artificial intelligence, beautiful fi

pixar. pixar was acquired by disney. i'm on the board of directors of the walt disney company.>> apple purchased it. >> when? >> i believe 1987. when apple bought next, it was pretty messed up, it was pretty easy to see. >> apple plunged by nearly $50 million. >> profit margins shrinking, apple seems destined for a takeover. >> steve jobs co-founded apple with steve wozniak. on friday, apple went to the well again bringing jobs back, writing one of the most unexpected chapters ever in the lore that is silicone valley. >> i joined the company in february of '97. after a couple days there, i was in complete shock. the company was closed to bankruptcy and it was total chaos. the next acquisition had just occurred and there were major changes going on. and steve was involved at that point in time. but on the margins. >> i haven't been back here in over ten years. so it's an interesting feeling. it's a little strapg, but not too strange. >> at some point in time, the process was started to look for a full time ceo. at that point in time, steve got much more involved. he still wasn't

"pixar had a hit with "inside out" but "the good dinosaur" was lost with "star wars."quare ceo jack dorsy came back to twitter. that was a surprise for some. also a surprise, the man who at one time tried to outlaw kids from buying shoot them up video games in california was himself accused of gun running, real gun. leland yee would plead guilty to racketeering. microsoft got its mojo back in 2015 with its very first laptop. we began to doubt the future of a formerly hot blood testing company. and there was this guy, enough said. google became alphabet. the's stock hit an all-time high and then got pulled over for driving too slow. >> two, one, zero. >> rich people launched rockets in 2015. and the rest of us figured out how to drone. that's 2015. as far as predictions for 2016 i have been doing this long enough to know, sam and laura. i'm not going to make any. the things that astonish us, we could have never have seen and that's the beauty of living in silicon valley. >> you will be talking about drones. i feel pretty comfortable saying that. >> when you see him walk

>> drawing animation, especially from disney and disney pixar. amy: let's take a step back, ron susskind, a talk about your life with your younger son, with owen . >> he was about three, he gets whacked with autism. it is late set autism, same as most kids -- most kids are born with it, but he is chatting away and then vanishes at three, loses all speech. amy: what you mean, he vanishes? >> he stopped speaking and what look at you, all of the side to .ook for and fear as to autism it just sort of suddenly comes upon him in a few months right around the time he is three years old. my wife and i are just stunned. one of the things that we thatzed in this fear is the thing he was after the onset of the autism is similar to before he -- he loved the disney animated movies. oftenhe years, he speaks in gibberish. you're not sure what he is saying. right around the time that this clip occurs, we have a revelation, that he is memorized 50 disney animated movies as sound alone. if you throw him a line, he throws back the next line. that is what i discover

. >> reporter: pixar had a hit with "inside out" but "the good dinosaur" lost in the buzz of "star wars." square ceo jack dorsy came back to twitter, that was a surprise for some. also a surprise the man who at one time tried to outlaw kids from buy them shoot them up video games in california was accused of gun running. real guns. leland yi would plead guilty to racketeering. microsoft got its mojo back with its first laptop. we began to doubt the future of a formerly hot blood testing company and this guy, enough said. google became alphabet, the company's stock hit an all-time high and then got pulled over for driving too slow. >> two, one, zero. >> rich people launched rockets in 015. and the rest of us figured out how to drone. >> and, of course, we will be here for you in 2016. you guys are infamous when i can say this guy. >> no kidding. >> everybody knows. >> the drones, the rockets, you know, contests, if you will. everybody is a little boy at heart. >> except the girls. >> 5:17 this morning. a cold start. >> look at the direction this is going. it is cold. >> it is a cold star

we christened it pixar.d of directors at the walt disney committee. and the other was called next. >> what eventually happened to next? >> apple purchased it. >> okay, when? >> um, i believe 1997. when apple bought next, apple was pretty messed up. it was pretty easy to see. >> over a three-month period, apple's profits plunged by more than $50 million with big losses in the last quarter, with profit margins shrinking, apple seems destined for a takeover. >> steve jobs cofounded apple with steve wozniak and they brought jobs back as a consultant, writing one of the most unlikely chapters ever that is the war of silicon valley. >> steve. [ applause ] >> i joined the company in february of '97. after a couple days there, i was in complete shock. the company was close to bankruptcy, and it was total chaos. the next acquisition had just occurred and there were major changes going on. and steve was involved at that point in time. but on the margins. >> i haven't been back here in over ten years. so, it's, it's an

you worked with steve jobs at next, and he tried to recruit you at pixar.hat was your relationship with steve like? steve: it was a short period of time, but it was pretty intense. he was someone who has this incredible, laserlike focus on who he is speaking with. the thing i remember most vividly is the walks that we would go on. i had hoisted into an agreement with him that i would study how he does businesses. emily: you are like his protege? steve: 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 front row seat? steve: i just asked him. he came to my house to speak at stanford business school, sat across from the fireplace, and talked for, like, three hours. what i remember most vividly, when i was at next, he was obsessed with apple. next has nothing to do with apple, he does not own a share of apple, and he is just distraught. he felt this visceral pain when apple is getting beaten around in the public eye or the press. emily: what kinds of things would he say? s

buying pixar or this? >> i'll let you know when this is over. >> reporter: in the meantime, the new stadium won't be ready until 2019, so this fall, the rams will likely play in the coliseum, the very arena which drove them out of los angeles so long ago. for "nightly business report," i'm jane wells. >>> before we go tonight, here's another look at the sell-off on wall street. it was a difficult day. the dow jones industrial average plunging 364 points to 16,151. the nasdaq dropped 159 points, nearly 3.5%. and the s&p 500 lost 48, trading below 1900 for the first time since september. and just a week and a half into the new year, the blue chip dow index is off 7%, the nasdaq down more than 9%, s&p 500 also off 7%. and the transportation average got creamed today. >> in bear market territory, even as oil and fuel prices go down. not a good sign. >> no, not a good sign. but that does it for us tonight on "nightly business report." i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen. have a great ev

emoryville-based pixar for its popular film, inside out. >> the actress from eldorado hills who is the voice of the main character, riley shortly after she heard the great news. >> i was so excited. and i'm so happy. for all the teams to have made something so successful. >> two bay area women are animated for their bay area doctrine. lastly, the movie streaming dpaen produced two nominated documentaries. >> you can watch the oscars hosted by chris rock february 28th, right here on abc 7. >> all right. well, time now to check on our weather. >> area. all major highways into and out of the central sierra. and we have a winter storm warning in effect until noon tomorrow -- i'm sorry, not noon tomorrow, until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. even higher totals in the higher peeks. here's our snowfall animation projecting a snowfall of 18 inches. 15 at donner city. lots of rain here as you can see from our rooftop camera here at abc. it is quite wet out there right now. these are forecast features. rain will taper off overnight. it will be mainly dry tomorrow. we have a series of storms coming in satu

. >> you see pixar and you think it's a movie for kids. but it is good for adults. it is a cool concept. >>> for the second year in a row, the oscars are taking heat for its lack of diversity. following the announcement, us -- the tweet snow white started training. creed was written and director -- written and directed by a black writer and director.>>> the awards will be handed out chris brock will be hosting. blacher and steve joining us now.>> we were thinking you would be asked to be the host. >> we don't show up, that's why they don't ask us. inside out was one of my favorites. i cried. >> arkwright too. >> now i need to watch it.>> he gives you insight into why your kids are weird. >> if i don't have kids, well i bawl? >> it is just like the officer union. -- reunion. >> you watch and i will watch and we will see who cries the most.>> i'm going to be mad.>>> speaking of kids, did you see the kid who ran up a $7000 bill? was it a teenage boy?>> you know how many tickets you can buy with seven grand? >> trust me, i bought a lot of powerball tickets. >> but you c

this could be a pixar movie, right? [ laughter ] call it "receptacles" or something.ng right around that curb there. until finally it met a tragic end. yeah. [ laughter ] why is that sad? why do we attach human qualities to everything? [ laughter ] let's go out to hollywood boulevard right now. okay. so guillermo -- we put a gopro on a toy boat, and guillermo is out there. he's going to drop that boat in the -- [ cheers and applause ] the little river that runs past our studio. and there it goes. you know, usually that gutter is full of passed-out superheroes. [ laughter ] so we're actually very fortunate. going pretty good. pretty good clip. that's a little guillermo we put in the boat there to drive it. there you go. it's like a chase scene out of a bond movie. look at that. okay. there he is. kind of adorable. and now it's turned boring. [ laughter ] you know? it really -- perilous. he's making his way through these cars pretty well here. nicely -- i wonder if he'll get around that. no. that's where our story ends. [ cheers and applause ] you know when you're watch

. >> reporter: the colorado symphony orchestra is performing a tribute to pixar. much of the music was written writer randy newman. and that's this weekend. also monday night, going back a half century in music. songs like bang on the drum all day, todd lundgren monday night. find out more at kbco.com. >>> ahead this morning, three teenagers fall through the ice in parker, one dead and another in critical condition. we'll talk about the important timeline there. and chipotle closing all its stores next month. and as the broncos get ready to take on the steelers, orange friday today. this is a live look at mile

didn't respond to our question for a comment but thought says she and her team are taking a look at the pixar film and they are equally surprised how many roles go to men in those movies than women. >> we can't catch a break. >> we make less and we pay more. >> the "time" contributor said what is the context of the role? are they strong independent characters or like sleeping beauty where they sleep the whole movie. >> i think gayle and i get to speak more than charlie and i think he would like that. >> i would encourage it, by the way. >> it's sometimes overpowering. >> i like the odds. >> yes. >> thank you so much. kickoff with cabernet? california's wine industry hopes to cash in on the big games. out nfl legends like charles woodson are "bottling up" their new careers. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you? or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps it's time to seize the day. don't just see opportunity, seize it! e's rather e wi ne iher dinn a mith.no one i'd ratan o ing

inside out, pixar's films. number 4, steve jobs.ttle film called ex -- number 2 was of course, star wars the force awakens and number one of the year which i saw six times was mad max fury road. that will be my top five of 2015. make sure you tune in at 8:20 for my top five anticipated of 2016. i'll give you a hint. it's a lot of superhero movies. >> thanks for sharing that with us. >> happy new year to you. >> it's time -- >> thank you, happy new year to y you. >>> 2015 gave you viral videos that made us laugh, cry and sometimes scratch our heads. first up, who could forget pizza rat. he's the new york city subway rodent determined to take home the biggest slice. >>> and remember this. the stowaway kitty. she climbed aboard a hang-glider going at full speed. check out the guy's reaction when he realizes who is on board. >>> this officer showed us that not even the law is above singing in the car. ♪ >> that's our friend corporal jeff davis. he's a little -- grooving to taylor swift shake it off. the world stopped and watched as two

coming in at number two is pixar's inside out. number three is selma, the film about martin luther king jr. and his civil rights march to selma. the fourth movie film dominating the box office ght now, star wars the force awakens. and coming in at number five is the romantic drama brooklyn. other notable films out this year are the martian, which comes in at number seven... the latest mission impossible movie is at twelve. the return of rocky balboa in creed, which is in 32nd place. sylvester stallone is getting oscar buzz for that one. straight outta compton dominated theatres this summer, and comes in at number 52. jessica rae e scott: lib scott:we can expect sunshine and warmer temperatures to be discuss scott... movies! now here are the top 5 movies of the year... according to rotten tomatoes. coming in at number one is the long awaited sequel to a classic series... no not star wars. sunshine and warmer temperatures to be with us. we'll be keeping temperatures in the 30s through the next 7 days with an exceptionally quiet patt

this could be a pixar movie, right? [ laughter ] call it "receptacles" or something. just kept hanging right around that curb there. until finally it met a tragic end. yeah. [ laughter ] why is that sad? why do we attach human qualities to everything? [ laughter ] let's go out to hollywood boulevard right now. okay. so guillermo -- we put a gopro on a toy boat, and guillermo is out there. he's going to drop that boat in the -- [ cheers and applause ] the little river that runs past our studio. and there it goes. you know, usually that gutter is full of passed-out supersureos. [ laughter ] going pretty good. pretty good clip. that's a little guillermo we put in the boat there to drive it. there you go. it's like a chase scene out of a bond movie. look at that. okay. there he is. kind of adorable. and now it's turned boring. [ laughter ] you know? it really -- perilous. he's making his way through these cars pretty well here. nicely -- i wonder if he'll get around that. no. that's where our story ends. [ cheers and applause ] you know when you're watching tv shows and t

certainly since disney bought pixar, where you used to work, and it seems like it could also kind ofney relationship. maybe bob eiger would have to leave the board. what's your take on that possibility? >> yeah. it's not the first time these rumors have been out there. you alluded to disney and others about apple going and buying a big hollywood studio or buying content, and to be honest with you, i don't see it. i don't think that's apple's dna. i think those businesses are very different, and i don't think as you point out, you need to own content to be able to create great user experience which i think is really apple's core. i don't see it happening. >> not going to stop a lot of people from chasing the story, but that is a story for another day. let's talk a bit about twitter. you mentioned the company. shares have slipped to a new low. $18.75. this was once a $74 stock. well below the iporice of $26. some more concern this morning on the sell side about mau's. we've heard about 10,000 characters. periscope has been integrated. are you beginning to believe that everyone who has

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. >>> you can see and hear your favorite pixar characters alongside the colorado symphony this weekend. the symphony will be playing and showing everything from the toy story trilogy to the incredibles and up. tickets are available for tonight and tomorrow night. they start at $44 apiece. >>> it is the second weekend of the national western stock show. dozens of events all weekend long. >> and 9news reporter vida a taste of the wild west today. >> reporter: hi, guys. i'm here with jason goodman and the thunder draft horses out of fort collins. we've got top, jack and they are ready to go. work horses. this is what they were bred to do, pull wagons and big loads. >> reporter: amazing. this is an amazing feeling to be up behind these guys. these are huge horses. pounds apiece. traditionally, we would have six of them pulling this large freight wagon. so this freight wagon had to be tall enough so we could see over top of a six or eight- horse hitch and see where we're going. >> reporter: and i will let you know, i've spent some time with the horses and jack likes to be scratched under th