this is my first film and it is a disney pixar movie. that's insane and crazy.acter stood out to me. i related to her because we're both passionate and determined and hard-working, but we are outgoing and goofy. her catchphrases funny. >> too much? >> there were challenging parts of doing this accent. i worked with my dialect and voiceover coach who helped me a lot with the italian. after wright got the park, to celebrate, i went to this beautiful italian resident restaurant. i also met a waiter here who is an italian native and fluent in italian and i had zoom sessions with him where he taught me italian. introduced me more to the language. i wanted to understand the language a little more and now the melody. he was reading everything on the menu with the italian pronunciation for me. it was helpful. i understood the language better. >> he just came from italy. his accent was very strong italian accent. >> i want to continue doing acting. i want to go to college and learn new things, and i want to work at pixar doing animation or storyboard design. it is so cra

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yeah, that was for the soundtrack songs for the pixar movie. so he sat down at the piano, the filmmakers were so excited about his performance. they animated him for the film. ah, but chief provided inspiration for the development of the main character. i was like, this is, this is me. i was, i was in tears. it was a very special experience because that's immortalized for all time. the soundtrack won him, an oscar and a golden globe. john by piece has arrived. what's next for the 1st, the 4 year old mans moved. we'll sing him. ah marie curie it artistic expression isn't just people saying it's not just the music we listen to. it's also in the designs we surround ourselves with. and they're constantly changing with new trends every season. but for british designer and business woman tricia guild, the secret to success has been largely ignoring the trends. 51 years ago, she found the lifestyle brands designers guild. she started off small importing and reinterpreting fabrics from india. now she sells fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture in countries

you're a disney star now. >> it's a disney pixar thing.the summer at this point. it's the fast and furious of disney pixar films at this point. you play a sea monster. >> i play a sea monster. i was offered the role. i immediately gained 50 pounds for the role. >> stephen: just to get into character. >> and they're like this is a voice role. i'm, like, i'm going to do it anyway because that's the commitment i have. ( laughter ) it's amazing, the consistency pixar has with their movies, they're just so good. it reminds me of my comedy specials. ( laughter ) >> stephen: we have a clip here. do you need to set this up? what's going on here? >> my character is lorenzo and his wife is played by mia rudolph, and luca is our son who is a sea monster who has gone to land, and it's pretty self- explanatory and you will enjoy it. >> stephen: jim. ( cheering ) >>>> how couldld my motherer tem abouout this blolood thirstyty lunatitics? >> i can't't still belelieve he would dodo this. it's's not like e him. >> keep yoyour gored u up, there will b be la

emma berman is a big fan of pixar films. it was a dream come true when she landed the role of guilia. >> your life is so much cooler than mine. >> it's an inspiring story of friendship and some are adventures of luca and guilia. >> the underdogs have to look out for each other. >> there is a twist in the story which is they are sea monsters. everyone in the human town are afraid of sea monsters. >> i not pretend. >> that creates a big problem. you will laugh but you will also cry. sometimes at the same time. it is an emotional film and has incredible messages. accepting yourself and accepting others for who they are. there is the strong female lead character of guilia. she is about girl power and that a strong and important message that needs to be shared too. >> have fun. >> go start a club for losers. >> my name is emma berman and i voice trances sent -- guilia. enjoyed doing school plays. i always wanted to be the main character. my mom signed me up for summer camp where i did a theater production of annie. i continued do

yeah, that was for the soundtrack songs to the pixar movie. so he sat down at the piano. the filmmakers were so excited about his performance. they animated him for the film ah, by t divided inspiration for the development of the main character. i was like, this is, this is me. i was, i was in tears. it was a very special experience because that's immortalized for all time. the soundtrack won him an oscar and a golden grows. john by teeth has arrived. what's next? for the 1st, the 4 year old the man moves will sing him. ah marie curie it artistic expression isn't just be boxing, it's not just the music we listen to. it's also in the designs we surround ourselves with, and they're constantly changing with new trends every season. but for british designer and business woman tricia guild, the secret to success has been largely ignoring the trends. 51 years ago, she found the lifestyle brand designers guild. she started off small importing and reinterpreting fabrics from india. now she sells fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture and countries around the world. a color frenzy. tri

yeah, that was for the soundtrack songs for the pixar movie. so he sat down at the piano, the filmmakers were so excited about his performance. they animated him for the film. ah, the chief provided inspiration for the development of the main character. like this is, this is me. i was, i was in tears. it was a very special experience because that's immortalized for all time. the soundtrack won him an oscar and a golden globe. john, the teeth has arrived. what's next for the 1st, the 4 year old mans moved. we'll sing him. ah marie curie it artistic expression isn't just the bad thing. it's not just the music we listen to. it's also in the designs we surround ourselves with. and they're constantly changing with new trends every season. but for british designer and business woman tricia guild, the secret to success has been largely ignoring the trends. 51 years ago, she found the lifestyle brand designers guild. she started off small importing and reinterpreting fabrics from india. now she sells fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture in countries aroun

he even won an academy award for co composing the soundtrack to sol, pixar. his 1st movie featuring a black lead character, but he's also taken his music to the streets, leading black lives matter protests against police brutality. i mean to communicate on the claim, anti, in some 2020 john batista took to the streets. movie is a way for people to connect without having been sick in the lay of understanding language and lex in facial gestures. even more than that because it sounds tabs in all of you, you don't have to have any sort of intellectual engagement with it at all. or you can have a lot of it, it gives you a feeling. you don't have a choice in how you interpret it. and that was powerful, not much else in the world. thousands, he did, his musical call to action. the teeth marks with the black lives matter movement through the city. he lives in the, i think new york city is such a political hot spot that whatever's happening in politics impacts the move in the toner, the city in the last 4 years, with the pandemic in the protest and all of the politica

yeah, that was for the soundtrack songs to the pixar movie. so he sat down at the piano, the filmmakers were so excited about his performance. they animated him for the film. ah, but she's provided inspiration for the development of the main character. like this is, this is me. i was, i was in tears. it was a very special experience because as a mortar, last fall time the soundtrack won him an oscar and a golden globe. john keith has arrived. what's next for the 1st? the 4 year old man moves will sing him. ah marie curie it artistic expression isn't just the bad thing. it's not just the music we listen to. it's also in the designs we surround ourselves with. and they're constantly changing with new trends every season. but for british designer and business woman tricia guild, the secret to success has been largely ignoring the trends. 51 years ago, she found the lifestyle brands designers guild. she started off small importing and reinterpreting fabrics from india. now she's those fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture in countries around the world

you went -- you also went from "snl" to pixar, which, when you think about, like, the writing processtainment. and then, at pixar it's like you have six years to create 90 minutes and so, leaving an environment where literally friday night it's like, "well, we have no cold open or monologue like, we need to --" and people are in tears, racing around frantic and then, like, three weeks later i'm at pixar, and it's like the meetings are like, "alright we've been at this three years, we really need to, like, pick a lane, in terms of this characters eyebrows [ laughter ] i think we need to -- we don't need to crack it today, but let's start to dial in these eyebrows." and people are just in the pool and lazing about in hammocks >> seth: you -- i knew -- i guess i didn't know you were actual classmates. but you went to harvard, and you were classmates with mark zuckerberg. did you ever cross paths with him then >> yes so, i -- i never met him at harvard. we were in the same class, but i never met him. i think it's 'cause we hung out with different crowds. and i was more into the writing co

by the way, as the star of abc's "black-ish," i'd like to tell you that the pixar classic "ratatouilleis currently available to stream on disney+. that's a little something we call -- ♪ corporate synergy ♪ we have a good show for you tonight. the mvp of the icu, johnny knoxville is here. [ cheers and applause ] guillermo, i heard he did something to you involving some spiders. >> yeah. it was terrible. the worst thing i ever done. i don't want to do it again. >> anthony: all right. i guess i don't have to ask you how that went, then, do i? >> no. >> anthony: all right. we'll see that in a few minutes. you know, many players over the years have gotten involved in the food industry. lebron co-owns a pizza chain. michael jordan has a steakhouse. and charles barkley once ate 30 plates of ribs at michael jordan's steakhouse. and now tacko fall is cashing in on his name in a very big way. >> think you've got an appetite? prepare to have your hunger smacked down by the newest name in fast food, boston celtics star tacko fall. >> i have a secret. i love to cook. >> introducing tacko's tacos, w

pixar around there and a couple of water around there and a couple of water around as well. 0ver aroundd as well. over the next few days to get the mix of sunshine and scattered showers. think by tomorrow the showers but if you are and not as heavy as they have been today. bit of a ridge of higher pressure trying to build in tomorrow but low pressure not far away. and this evening overnight gradually using a wake in order two lingering reports of the midlands make the odd rumble of the midlands make the odd rumble of rumble of thunder of the next few hours but by the time we get to thursday morning most places looking drive. clear spells, variable cloud and temperatures around 1a degrees. 0ne and temperatures around 1a degrees. one or two misty patches around. for the day tomorrow it will brighten up fairly quickly particularly across england and wales, were sunshine then wednesday if you are showers but as things warm up later on the day will start to see some of those showers cropping up and if you do get one it's going to be quite heavy and potentially slow—moving with hail and thund

trouble nation. gala corolla, missouri, miami, florida, ah, offer years delay, the tokyo 2020 summerland pixar officially opened, and a city reeling under a new wave of groan of ours infections and the state of emergency. the colourful displays of fireworks at the event of japan's national stadium. the president of tokyo 2020 said the olympics will offer a moment of peace for people whose lives a fall from peaceful japanese tennis. don, i me, osaka, let the olympic quadrant one of more than 11000 to athletes from 200 nations who will be competing without spectators. it's the most expensive summer and the fix in history deeply unpopular among the people of host nation, nearly 80 percent of japanese say they're against holding the games during the pandemic protest is rallied near the venue to voice their opposition. more than $100.00 athletes and officials are tested positive for corporate 19 and the run up the event. and the register has more from tokyo. but at least we now know why no, i mean i suckers 1st tennis. much of these olympics was pushed back from saturday to sunday. the japanese sta

today, the tokyo 2020 summer than pixar officially opened the city reeling under a new wave of corona, virus infections. and the state of emergency athletes for more than 200 nations will compete. but without spectators, japanese tennis don socker lit the olympic coltrane. the president of tokyo 2020 said the games will offer a moment of peace for people whose lives a far from peaceful it's the most expensive summer lympics in history and is deeply unpopular among the people of the host nation. nearly 80 percent of the japanese say they are against holding the games during the pandemic protest as rallied near the venue to voice their opposition. while the $100.00 athletes and officials tested positive because 19 in the run up the event. and he richardson has more from tokyo, but at least we now know why no, i mean, i stuck his 1st tennis. much of these olympics was pushed back from saturday to sunday. the japanese stall, given the honor of lighting, the olympic coltrane, to get these tokyo games underway during the opening ceremony. we also heard from the international olympic committ

the widow of steve jobs the genius behind apple and pixar. so when he passed away at 50 she inherited tons ofs money, unspeakable amounts now her net worth i mean $20 billion. she is one of the wealthiest women on the planet. very limited things have been written about her. she is and do a lot of publicrn appearances but what you will learn is she is a woman in tact. she is really and areas. and then the emerson collective is a personal trust it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. so it is 100 percent on purpose. with obama or alumni on the board. and with these media outlets thand i notice you have all different types of media outlets from thero ultra credible to the not credible they are a the owners of the anatlantic founded by ralph waldo emerson and has a lot of pull in certain circles. not my favorite personally. axios is very popular in washington. even pro- public. the mother jones. and to keep victories for the left but now this is a millennial focused viral video. but then there was something called acronym that is the nefariou

the widow of steve jobs the genius behind apple and pixar. when he passed away at 50 she inherited and speakable amounts of money. her net worth i'm sorry $20,000,000,000.1 of the wealthiest women on the planet. very limited things have been written about her and does not do a lot of public appearances. but what you learn she is a woman in tact and a philanthropist. but look at what she does really she is an heiress. she is in charge of the emerson collective which is really her personal trust it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. i don't get it either but that's 100 percent on purpose if she can hide which is up to and then the emerson collective find exclusively almost democratic causes and they own media outlets all different types from the culture credible to the not credible so they are the owners of the atlantic. it has a lot of pull in certain circles. not my favorite. axioms very popular in washington. the biggest shareholders of that. pro public. mother jones. but they tried to get victories for the left. but with these viral v

year, i was a little worried for "soul" because i thought it was perhaps a tad met physically for the pixar fragile and could all be over in a heart beat! ( laughter ) believe me, i know from experience because i myself was declared legally dead for a year while doing the addams family musical. ( cheers and applause ) it's great to be back in the ed sullivan theater. >> stephen: isn't it though! jewel in the crown of broadway, what's it feel like to be on a broadway stage for the first time in forever, 400 people here in this beautiful theater? ( cheers and applause ) >> this is what it's all about, the human connection. it's a thrill to be back. i feel like the mighty and horny cicada who has emerged from quarantine and i'm just looking for a good time! ( cheers and applause ) nus. stilget the bufl yo tld adaif re? >> stephen: yes. ( cheering ) >> that's what i like to do. then i like to imagine them all taking a long, hot, steamy shower and trying to clean those hard to reach places. ( laughter ) slowly toweling off, blow drying their hair and getting back into their tight-fitting clothin

which disney built out their direct to consumer business is due to the ability to really lift marvel, pixar wars and streaming -- star wars in streaming. mgm is really not that much. i worry as the analysts covering the industry that you are going to see apple and amazon but even more money to work in streaming because they have other reasons to do it beside trying to make a profit. jonathan: a bit of a tricky line this morning, so we have to cut it short. we always enjoyed catching up with you, and we enjoy your work. send our regards to the team. nathanson, mo -- michael nathanson, moffettnathanson. what you paying for some of the services? how much are you paying for hulu? don't you think we have all just been conned into cutting the cord, and here we are with about 10 different bills for the subscriptions? tom: all the rest of these guys say yes, that's what's happened. i can't say this enough comedy microeconomics works backwards. you say in your head, here's how much i have to spend each month, and you divide that up into what matters. right now what matters to me is major league base

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back ten years from now and look at the suite of royalties that come from the marvel universe, the pixar universe lit be something unmamped in media history. one of the biggest knock ons the multiple for disney over the last year or so since the spro duc introduction of disney plus was cheap pricing. it says they have the opportunity to lay out some tiered pricing, different models where they will start getting more here in north america i think it's a hint we'll see different pricing going forward. >> they just announced a price raise for certain parts of that disney plus bundle as well we're just getting started here. here is what's coming up next. >> tech on a tear. the nasdaq 100 going for its nineth straight week of gains. we'll break down what's next for this red shot trade. bases loaded, bot dom of the nineth it's all in guy's hands. he's winding up for a fast pitch that will be sure to deliver "ft nee enat and a lot morwh asmoy" returns machin this is cynthia suarez, cfo of go-go foodco., an online food delivery service. business was steady, until... gogo-foodco. go check it out.

talent disney seems to feel they have more leverage, the hottest brands they have marvel they have pixar. >> the question i think long term, will this lead to more big-time stars going to netflix where you get all your money up front? brent lang, we appreciate your time >> that's a great point. >>> two major oil names reporting oils both crushing estimates. we're going to bring you exclusive comments from chevron ceo up next. plus, the next frontier in tech. how companies are revolutionizing the recruiting process. we'll be right back. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make th

she is the s widow to steve jobs from apple and pixar sometimes people forget. when he passed away in his 50s, she inherited tons of money, 15 million, 10 million, something like that. her net worth now perhaps is $20 billion. she's one of the wealthiest women on the planet. and if you -- there's very limited things written and she doesn't do a ton of public appearances but what you would learn about her is that shend ia woman in tack and a philanthropist who inherited a bunch of money. i started to look into what she runs into she's in charge of this thing called the emerson collective that is run as her personal trust. it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. i still don't get it and i've been staring at this stuff for months. i think that is 100% on purpose to hide what she's up to. it has a lot of alumni on their board and they thought almost exclusively democrat causes. i noticed a thing where they own all different types of media outlets from the ultra credible to the completely inarguably not credible so they are the owners of the atlantic over 100-yea

you know, the disney animation people and pixar all joined together and did an amazing looking show.ghter is almost 7, my younger kids. and my son is 4. they love "monsters, inc.," they love this movie. it's weird, it's been 20 years, as you said, since the movie came out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there are memes always with the "monsters, inc." characters. you see that. >> yeah, memes. that's what my aunt sheila used to call marcel marceau. [ laughter ] a "meme." you know, he's in a box, he's walking against the wind, he's a meme, a meme. i hate memes, get the car, i don't want to see a meme. [ laughter and applause ] it keeps going and going. now people -- like you, you saw it when you were young-er. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well yeah. >> now you can watch it with them, it's pretty cool. >> jimmy: it's great. it's a tv series, watch it every week. "monsters at work" premieres july 7th on disney plus. the great billy crystal, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] be right back with emma corrin! for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a comp

the limb pixar just mentioned a moment ago about how they're really struggling out there, not just with the heat but also with the mental stress of it all. we'll have more on this story as well. >> and a current checking our bay area temperatures not too bad. we got the 60's, but they're going to be doing some gymnastics this yes, as we push those temperatures up to around 100 or but look at your forecast straight on. >> and we have a hot spot on the bay bridge up to you. more the bay bridge up to you. more about that. and a look at ♪ reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪ so i don't miss all the fun stuff. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> 6.14 right now. checking out the weather for you on wednesday home. dave, good boating. just watching him play going on but i saw >> by the way, no delays happening. sfo, by the way, just a sense for their

they have their saturday night cinema series with family in mind, they're going to be showing the pixar tomorrow evening. there's gonna be jazz musicians and more of those food trucks both tomorrow and tonight's events are free. but you do, of course, have to pay for food and drinks, and there's a lot more excitement to come this summer. like i said earlier. this is kind of the inaugural event, so this is just getting underway. they're going to have a draft watch party out here at thrive city and then the very next day, they're going to have chalk talk where the public will get to actually interact to hear a little bit from those draft picks. so a lot of excitement they're really trying to activate this area. make this one of the central areas for people to congregate and enjoy, and guys like it. tell you right now. the weather out here is just perfect. i know that it is absolutely sweltering in some parts of the east bay, san francisco right now, we're looking at a pretty comfortable, um, just about 70 degrees 66 70 degrees in were around there, so a nice place to come and cool off. if

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they've got to be good they need to do a pixar sort of thing in the streaming and digital realm. >> they'vee new thing. amazon is trying to figure this out. hit games are elusive. i'm interested to see how they are able to tie a gaming experience into a mobil app experience that will be hard. they are amping up with talent to do it >> nice to see you >>> things change, the more they stay the same. >> content wise. didn't someone say content is king like 50 years ago would you like to be a really talented creative writer type person right now >> i would like to >> you've got 20 people egging and throwing money at you. putting the writing team all those dollars. think of some of the things we've watched. when you watched breaking bad, weren't you blown away >> still to come, our interview. and congressman kevin grady and pete buttigieg good time to be an agent for writers too. watching "squawk box" on cnbc. these days you have to keep everything moving and reinvent the wheel. with a hybrid, you can do both. that's why manufacturers are going hybrid with ibm. with watson on a hybrid cloud fact

. ♪ and that makes you larger than life ♪ >> disney and pixar's "turning red" starring the amazing sandragiven to catholic university by actress mercedes mccambridge in 1973 and never seen again. that was until when the school's drama department coordinator found the dress, the iconic white and blue gingham sitting in a shoe box. the smithsonian confirmed it is the real deal complete with judy garland's name handwritten on the collar and in the same script that appears on the other five dorothy dresses known to exist. catholic university plans to restore and display the iconic dress in their campus museum collection. >>> finally, we want to share with you a cool cat in a texas animal shelter showing her mission impossible moves. there you have it. yeah. come on, the music, yeah, there you go. ♪ >> that cage was locked. she didn't get too far considering one of the vet techs was waiting with her iphone to catch the crafty cat in action. apparently this is not her first rodeo. she's done this houdini act many times. the stealth beauty is still up for adoption if you're interested at the ata