the two improvised a scene between their 2 pixar characters woody and dory. take a look. >> everybody close your eyes, and imagine you are in exar-land. >> i'm going to swim over here, the want to come with me? >> look at the stick, it is right here. >> i just want to keep swimming, where are you going? aquarium? >> who are you? >> where is my hat? >> i don't know what hat is. >> where is my hat? >> what happened? what are you talking about? >> you said you had my hat. >> who are you? thema: may be the beginning of a new movie. this was their pixar-off from friday's show. it is being shared all over social media. people say it brought them back to their childhoods. remember you can watch "ellen" new this morning, this spring there could be a shortage of a popular candy peeps. , right now, about 400 workers on are on strike at the pennsylvania candy company that makes the sugary treat. union members say they can't reach an agreement on pension plans, wage increases, and health insurance. the candy manufacturer just born only has 600 workers. the easter orders

. >> i would be a pixar film. i would be like an elf. >> i would end up on "the five." i this would be pixar. >> what's happening right now? >> british. it was walace and gromat. >> that was fantastic. >> i think we should make a pixar five tomorrow. suzanne e. writes, is there one non-living thing you owned as a child that you wish you still had? we will go this way. kimberly? non-living thing. >> that i still had? >> that you wish you still had that you had as a kid. so, unfortunate incident but i had my favorite, favorite, win any the pough doll that my mom gave me. and it was given away. >> they always give away because it's dirty and smelly but they do it when you are not home. juan, that's injustice. they did that to me with my blanket. >> i feel for you. >> it was after she died. it was very sad. >> i love my baseball card pack but my mother through those. >> were there any good ones? >> my baseball cards. i had great ones. what are you talking about? i'm a real baseball fan. there is no question. >> and i didn't have that much mo

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. >> we could have a pixar off right here. everybody close their now imagine you are in pixar land. >> hey, i'm going to swim over here. come with me. >> look at this. buzz, look at this fish. >> i want to keep swimming. >> shouldn't we get you into the aquarium back in andy's room? i have lost my hat. >> i love it. >> they are my favorites. "sully" is in theaters now. celebrated movie stars is coming to a tv near you. meryl streep will star in "the nix." you know it will be good with j.j. abrams producing it. and whatever category meryl ends up in, come emmy time, it will be big. >> they are making tv big. >>> up next, the reason why decades old fixture is missing from one college football game today. today. but first these messag ?? the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day

the numeral to improvise a scene between their pixar alter-egos, woody and dory. take a look. >> everybody close your eyes. >> close your eyes. >> and imagine, now imagine you are in pixar-land. >> look at the stake, it is right here. >> i just want to keep swimming. >> shouldn't we get you back into the aquarium in andy's room? >> where is my hat? >> what hat? i don't know what you are talking about. >> i need my hat, you said you had my hat. >> who are you? thema: just like riding a bike. that was their p-o friday's show. it is being shared all over social media. people say it brought them back to their childhoods. remember you can watch "ellen" every weekday at 4:00 only here on wisn 12. changing the way you play pokemon go. you'll soon be able to find wild pokemon on your wrist. nintendo and the pokemon company are releasing pokemon go plus. it looks like a watch and connects to a smartphone via there's no clear pricetag at this point. pokemon go plus goes on sale next friday. new this morning, this spring there could be a shortage of one popular candy, peeps.

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this morning right here on "action news" i think stamp worried this might be another case of up, the pixar. she's not going to hold onto it. >> she told us yesterday she's not so we'll see. it's going to be kind of cool though and it's perfects weather for a launch. we've got calm winds right now, a little bit of cloud cover but some breaks out in reading which is where we'll be doing this from out in berks county. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows us that the skies are not only partly cloudy but also dry of course radar showing you that that rain from yesterday no longer an issue. as we take a look outside we have sky6 down the shore. there had been some indications of some fog around the region including areas east of philadelphia but doesn't look like it's a big problem in atlantic city currently. your temperature right now is 70 degrees. and our dewpoints still noticeably humid, 68 degrees, that's an indication of that higher humidity but we do expect that to fall off as we go through the day. winds right now have generally been dropping out of the north. currently though

the 3d blockbuster from pixar was the animation created by the studio that was founded by steve jobs and marketed by mickey mouse. mickey mouse is the antichrist. what happened. we are in the langston hughes room. i love this place. after finding an e-mail grossed almost a billion dollars worldwide most families with children were left with a vivid memory of dazzling coral reefs, shark chases and kidnapping needs by goofy scuba divers. finally, the adorable and nemo with his identity problems in voice of albert's books wins the heart of fellow concert dori. voiced by ellen degeneres. disappearing under the white out i go down and shovel once more. i peered to the flurries. did you realize you are named after a billion-dollar clown fish. there is something in the grant violence of a really big storm. i got the feeling the storm was talking to me like nemo, nemo. not hardly. and then i went over to what i called climate change it something fishy the strange signing thunder. should in the last school of broken tuna and striped bass up into the accelerating darkness ghosts of flying fish

it sounds like a pixar movie. the race is tightening. she was leading nearly eight player signage points. for the battleground states. would you have said don't make the speech. you are going to insult the independents. maybe i am scared of donald trump. maybe i would've gone this way. now i'm not. that's what's can happen. when you think about 55 percent of our military it begs the question what does it fall into. or the ones that are the dead end. i would love to hear her answer for that. i think that was the way hillary clinton feels. she's not like bill clinton. he has the elitist smear about her. before we get to donald trump's reaction the problem is that she has been sick she came out and said she made a mistake. she could've gotten a sympathy vote like she did in the monica lewinsky scandal. and don't think it was a mistake. and israeli tv. half of the american public. why does she even want to be president. why do you want to do it. it's saying the americans cling to their guns and religion. it also speaks who basically set asid

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now imagine you are in pixar land. >> hay i am going to swim over here. look at this fish. buzz, it is >> i want to keep swimming, come over. where are you going. >> isn't we get you back in the aquarium in andy's room. >> my hat, where is my hat? i lost my hat? >> i know where a hat is. >> take me to the hat, come on, dori is going to take me to my hat. >> what hat? >> who are you? >> she kind of stumped him with totally see it happen. >> that is cool. >> yes. "woody" and "dori" i will have links. if if you think you have something that is should be on what's trending send me a message. >>> coming up, why customers were outraged by the twin tower sale and what the store is doing to make it up to people offended. >>> the peak of the season. fitting we have a lot actions in the tropics. take a look. a big system out to the east near africa. we will tell you which one of these three that you are seeing adellbut we've fallen to 41stppy to teacin teacher pay,lina. e to buy school supplies. governor mccrory talks about raising our pay, but he tried to cut education funding to it

he bought pixar.hat said does it make sense to double down on sports when espn itself is struggling? ; espn is struggling but people are not going to stop watching sports. they have to think about what is the future -- what does the future of that look like estimates the way that twitter is making this work is they are streaming sports alongside tweets that are related to whatever is going on. it could be sports or like tonight with the presidential debate. they think this might be a way to get people to 10 via the web. certainly wanted to be a little bit more technology-forward lately. i think it will be a hard debate to have a cousin this is makey, -- to say we can money off the strategy. emily: there are other potential players. it might beout of interested. other companies we do not know about you. restdo you think makes since for twitter, staying independent, going somewhere and if so, where? think twitter can stay independent. with a growth profile they have it make sense. biggerve to be part of

you can make movies for pixar. defense. i mean really sky's the limit for this sort of thing. >> right. absolutely. there are many fields that children can go into. they can like you said graphic arts, defense industry. you did it's not just for the movies. they can also do their own independent work too. >> so there's really a wide field in array of opportunities they can go into. we're seeing them, doing the traditional drawing in here. but this is where it starts. and then, graduate into the next room. they are making things move. it animation. which is so part of every day life. >> right every movie now you see is a done in 3 d. we're teaching the latest 3 d software using latest 3 d software and help's kids develop their own skills in that. >> we will leave it with this. how do people sign up how does it work? check or information on our website which is www elite animation academy.com. and all of our information's on perfect. so fantastic. all right sign up now. if you missed that website you can go to www.fox13news.c

make movies for pixar. >> right. you really, i mean, the smallest company is using that skill set. and the largest set in apple one largest companies in world using that skill set, right? yeah. that's right. because, also, they can go into another defense industry they can go into architecture graphic design. so much more than you can learn that's just fundamental of it and going to branch out. classes starting back up tomorrow. they start tomorrow. we have after school programs and we also have classes on saturdays. >> nice. and an adults too. yes. we also teach adults. we start kids 8 and up. we also have classes for adults. we also offer a lot virtual classes. right. right. really technically a world wide audience. dana is one of professors here. you have a pretty prey prey steejs background yourself in art world of tampa and university of south florida as well. >> and you, you would start the kids out as we said earlier i had dana draw some examples here. you have to crawl before you can run. and here's how you start crawling. you just teach them how to just draw an every day s

pixar, and marvel and, you know, i think with $30 billion i think the right strategic move is to go out and look for other content and you might say, well, disney already has enough content. i agree with that. because they have the content that they could go direct to consumer the way they already are with their watch apps, watch espn, watch abc with their sort of direct to consumer disney apps, which are early days, but they're doing a good job at it, and use the content to organically grow the audience. don't buy the audience ash an audience is not that great, not that i think -- i don't know. we can debate kwl it's a desirable audience for the disney brand. also, an audience that's very, very, very expensive when you look at it in terms of what you're paying $30 billion for relative to the size of the audience, which is a decent audience, but it's not big enough to justify $25 billion, $30 billion. >> give me a quick thought on one of the principle reasons why we were going to have you on today. >> what was that? >> i've almost forgotten what it was. amazon, the price target at 950.

documentary is being produced with the help of an editor from pixar and sky walker sound in hopes ofng awareness for the story and preventing child abuse. joining us the survivor. lead investigator involved and that is george aldrin. good morning. >> thanks for coming in. >>> looking at some of the video, touching moments, you know, and kind of moments people look back at home video and you look at they recollect those same moments for you were painful. >> that's the interesting thing. i got the 200 hours of home video and i decided i was going to tell the story because, you know, nine years of prosecution, three separate cases, i got a ton of help. not every survivor gets kind of help i got. if i go back and tell the story maybe i can help i erase the stigma and help kids in the process. 80 percent of beautiful moments i didn't remember as child because they were overshadowed >> people want eventually to see the movie. give us an overview >> nine-year prosecution process, three different family members abused me. but i got incredible support. what we're doing here is we're going to

marvel, pixar, lucas film, we wonder is there something, whether in the video game space, or the contentd space, where disney could better allocate that capital. >> twitter is a spectacular distribution platform. we can all agree with that. we all love it, we're addicted. we're addicted. >> i don't love it. >> i'm past it. >> here we go. why would disney want to -- let's be honest. if you look at the debate feed last night, a lot of it is nsfw, not safe for work. a lot of obscenity. why would a family oriented company like disney want to buy into a platform which is uncontrolled, and sort of that type of speech is one of twitter's, if not the biggest problem. >> they wouldn't. that's exactly the problem. if there were -- if they shied away from vice, they have a stake in, has all kinds of issue oz or concerns about the type of content it produces, they don't want something like twitter where it is a broadcast medium where anyone can sign up and tweet whatever they want. >> and say stuff about disney. >> and say stuff about disney. >> or its movies, or whatever. >> the only argument for i

when it comes to disney they said pixar was too expensive and marvel was too expensive.y saw a way that it fit. i don't know if twitter works the same way but you can't say never. >> it doesn't make sense. forgetting the price does it make sense from what would disney do with twitter point of view? >> the use of this platform for disney specifically i just don't see the benefit. i would have to walk through the aspect of it. in general when i i think about an acquisition, a company to buy twitter it just doesn't fit for google. shareholders would be upset. doesn't fit for facebook. i don't see the use for a crm. there is not many that fit the equation right now. >> microsoft, too, as was reported. we will keep tabs on this one especially if the sale is coming soon. >>> now to what could be a market moving event. the first presidential debate. joining us is "new york times" columnist maureen dowd. she has covered both candidates for the times for decades. she is also author of the year of voting dangerously. we are going to start off asking you about the ten year and bull

board and there is a precedent there because steve jobs was on the disney board when disney bought pixarhe case that much more compelling. these companies work together, bob iger comes to the twitter office, this is the close working relationship between the with companies. and that's why we made the case back in july. we actually see it as actually happening, we have been saying that, you know, likelihood of a take-out is probably not that high. but at the same time, you know, with the value of the pullback, you know, buyers do come to the table. >> last quick question, james. if there is a deal, whoever the take-out, the buyer is, is a premium already in twitter? is it a 21% premium, 22% premium and that's that? >> i think so. you're seeing some of these numbers out there, $30 billion, i don't understand how you get there. you can be as creative as you want with the numbers, but at the end of the day, they only have 140 million or so daily active users. that number is not growing. revenue growing at single digits now. it is hard to make a case for where we are right now. >> thank you f

. >> maybe twitter chose to be at pixar. >> i'm all in the time. it got to get to deutsche bank.they're like another $14 million fine from the justice department and angela merkel at this point in germany and say you're not going to get a bailout. a lot of people are colonized europe sleeman. what do you say to that? todd horowitz. >> i think they will bail them out. in 2008 we decided to bail them out there to the sale and unfortunately they are not going to let it go under. that's the only way we get the free market. >> visit the crunch of your entire financial system. truly do i think it's a tough position because she's been the one to get your act together. if deutsche bank goes down, merkel goes down and quite likely that euro -- >> you are ignoring the third option. angela calls up a rock and the justice department indicated fixed and it goes down dramatically. they don't want to put it out of business. i doubt they will one of the deutsche bank out of business either. liz: the $4 billion fine we are missing an option. germany could push the shed to merge with commerce bank