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p pixar, lucas films, marvel how do you put that into the judgment of what he's done or hasn't done? >> iger does have a fuphenomenal track record looking over his tenure and successful acquisitions there were plenty people at the time who thought he was overpaying for pixar and marvel and those paid off well. i do think the jury is out on fox. those previous acquisitions were for intellectual property and they got tremendous assets there. in fox, what do they get avatar i mean, you know, if avatar clears $2 billion, it's kind of going to break even. i don't know the jury is still very much out on that. they didn't get that much intellectual property in the fox deal putting that aside, what peltz is going to have to deal with, which i don't think you can blame iger or anyone else for this, is this sort of secular issue facing the business. first of all, the transition to streaming, which by the way, you can't measure by the stock price because until investors suddenly change their minds this year, they were giving the benefit of the doubt to streamers all they wanted was subscriber g

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this year's local nominees include pixar's turning red, and steven spielberg, who went to high schoolaratoga, is nominated for best director for the fabelmans. a marble movie actress got an oscar nod. >> really excited for angela. >> supporting actress in black panthers, forever. you can see the countdown on your screen. it is sunday, march 12th. hosted by jimmy kimmel, and you can watch it right here on abc 7. >> let's turn to our weather. >> spencer should get an oscar >> l.a. radar, you can see high pressure is the controlling factor. it will be for a couple more days as it lies east with a little bit of a warm up. already bringing us sunny skies during the day and clear skies at night. looking at san francisco, current temperature is mid 50's. upper 50's in san jose. 52 in half moon bay, and lake tahoe is 26 degrees. nice view from the east bay hills camera. 51 in santa 50's at napa and fairfield in livermore. our view from the rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero out over the bay toward the bay bridge. these are the forecast headlines, mostly there overnight. warmer than

it is the first time a nighttime spectacular has included characters from disney animation, pixar, starngers. you have to go to california adventure to see this one. the fireworks happening at the esplanade in disneyland park. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> do you know how long the window of time is to see it? >> one year. >> ok. >> and sometimes these shows stick around after that and sometimes they do not. >> ok. >> associate when you can see it -- so see it when you can see it. >> i saw it. >> no surprise. >> because you recommended it to me. check it out. we start in napa. closures primarily due to weather impacts we saw over the last few weeks. emergency roadwork still underway in napa on westbound 128. that alert remains in effect. also in half moon bay. this will be eastbound 92. we had previously seen the impacts to westbound 92, but he spent 92 between upper skyline boulevard. very quickly, about to head out the door and rely on b.a.r.t., if you do, one line is experiencing a 20 minute delay. >> santa cruz is gorgeous with a lovely sunrise. a bit breezy in the hills.

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reggie: can we give some love to pixar? they live here. turning red is nominated for best animated feature. i did not want to let that go. kumasi: we have -- drew: friends there. reggie: shout out to you all. that was really cute movie. drew: embryonic got nominated for her song. -- and rihanna -- nominated for her song. where is she and lady gaga will perform at the oscars. she could have the super bowl and her oscar? is this her best february? reggie: lady gaga has already won? she wanted golden globe. she did not win an oscar. she did do the super bowl. lady gaga was up? drew: some quick googling. reggie: she won an oscar? drew: i forget. i feel like i would every number that. reggie: for the song. drew: for the song. reggie: shoes on. drew: that is a tough category. animated films. kumasi: that means we had a rich year of film. reggie: it should be up for best picture. kumasi: you sod? drew: not yet. reggie: get into it. drew: here is a live look outside the implored taurean camera -- outside the exploratorium camera. above average tem

they have done a deal, obviously, nub the size of fox, and i remember this because i remember the p pixar deal, marvel, lucas, everybody said they overpaid smaller deals. they said hey, it was right around what the multiple would have been. >> i would call them thin skinned. >> there you have it, the back and forth we have right here is a lot of what shareholders will be thinking about when it comes to disney. >> one more look at futures. an opening bell six minutes from now. we have to get to a break. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. just look around. this digital ageis fast, we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully livin

it was great for all the years of marvel, pixar, lucas films, and then fox there was a slow down in thes of output and profitability. and he doesn't want to share a stage with somebody like peltz >> he also just got there like two months ago, less than two months ago >> well, i mean, a top -- a top actor can share the stage with a good director, pardon the pun, i mean if they can get to the same place, but we'll see how this progresses i've got some breaking news and i want to get to steve liesman because bullered bullard is speaking. what's he saying >> i think these comments are news worthy here, scott. because jim bullard the fed president is pushing back. he said there's not enough pricing in the markets for the upside risk of inflation he says there's probably too much optimism. inflation is probably going to return to 2% goes onto say policy is going to have to be higher for longer to continue to put downward pressure on inflation. recession had diminished the last 90 days and second half gdp is going to be stronger than the first half this inflation he says will not be a smooth l

he bought pixar within his first six months of being ceo.ame type of swift action. this sort of paralysis they've had trying to get something done with comcast on hulu is not helping disney. they need to solve hulu. they're running multiple streaming services. they've got to solve it, and they've got to -- liz: and that will be more debt. >> sure, it will be more debt. it will be. and that's why i think dividend is, i mean, it's, to my mind, the dividend is item number 72 the on my list of important things they need to do right now. hulu is at the top of that list. but i'd say the other thing that isn't getting enough attention that we've written about and the reason i think iger will ultimately stay more than two years, because i think it's not so easy to fix, animation. disney animation is struggling. they have not had something that really impacts child play patterns where you really -- think back to the days of frozen, think back to the days of toy story. so much of what disney if animation -- liz: yeah, they've got to fix that. i've got

research and i i spent summers writing papers about financial crises in an emerging market economies pixarbecame an expert of emerging markets crises.as there was one in 80s with the latinou american and, of course, between 1994 -2002 there was another series of emerging market crises starting with mexico, then the asian financial crisis, then the contagion went to russia, to uruguay, brazil, argentina, to turkey, to pakistan. so yet a decade of of crises and is also the decade when then i spent two years in washington working first for janet yellen in the white house council of economic advisers and then for larry summers at the u.s. treasury pixel between 1998-2000 there was a peak of the asian financial crisis that became then global for emerging markets across the board, and i wrote about it. i did policy work and eventually the book about financial crisis, emerging markets. but then the also times were slowly slow itbe was beginning f having financial crisis also in advanced economies. you had the dot com bubble and inn the bust. we had when i was in the white house theap collapse of

pixar doesn't matter that much when you're killing it afterwards. are anymore. maybe you shouldn't overpay no matter how attractive the assets are. it's a different world is iger the right guy at this point to turn things around? or is it a cost-cutting world. a make streaming profitable world, if that is even possible? >> well, you make a good point, joe. i'm sure nelson peltz is looking over at warner brothers discovery and what they're doing there on cost cutting which is much more of a private e equity/everything you can cost he's saying if warner brothers can do this, i might not know the media business, but there seems to be a model for cost cutting and maybe disney should be going down that path. i'm sure bob iger is saying to himself now what i thought when he first made this announcement, why would a guy with the exit that he had as one of the greatest ceos of all time, especially in the media world, want to come back with so many issues and problems? now that all those problems and all his moves related to it are going to get the kind of p

is espn and sports streaming core, is it a family service, meaning just disney family sort of pixar,verything like they had this big show "the dropout" and talked about "the bear" before they have great shows on hulu but how important is that non-disney franchise content we're all waiting for, you know, in a couple of weeks to hear what is iger's plan? he has to make big decisions, first and foremost is sports core and is it a family company or are they going to try to be everything like netflix? those two key decisions are critical to what happens for disney over the next couple of years and he's got to get animation back on track. i mean, universal, if you think about what universal studios has done over the last couple of years relative to disney, disney's been crushed animationwise and that's just a big problem. >> we have such great content, though, across the board i just -- every time i get back from davos i appreciate it i had two english channels, i had bloomberg and al jazeera so that's what i was watching, al jazeera and i actually kind of liked it but when i got back, you

about dogs evolved, about about how dogs evolved, the to do that of the ability to do that sort of pixarrows and look and menacingly look longingly and menacingly and to eyes where and you know to our eyes where it i've never it stinks. of course i've never had opportunity but the had that opportunity but the famous quoted in famous is probably quoted in here fond of pigs here churchill was fond of pigs wasn't regarded can give wasn't he regarded as i can give you quote if you want. is it you the quote if you want. is it in there? yeah. he says that a dog's look to you cats. look dog's look up to you cats. look down on give me a pig. he down on you. give me a pig. he looks you the eye and treat looks you in the eye and treat you as an equal and you as an equal exactly and provides you breakfast. it provides you with breakfast. it is the perfect animal love that our perhaps ahead. beyond our perhaps due to ahead. beyond that know there was little that i know there was a little bit trend a few years ago. bit of a trend a few years ago. people getting micro pigs or vietnamese pigs, so vietn

if you look at the pixar, marvel and lucas acquisitions and you look at the profits that those acquisitionse done, i'm sure they made way more on those three acquisitions than they potentially will have lost on fox. and i saw part of nelson's interview. he's saying they lost $50 billion on fox if you go through his whitepaper, after you knock out the rsns and other, i think he has a net cost of $54 billion on fox. it's not worth $4 billion today. >> your point being they sold sky at a premium and the rsns, thankfully for them, they had to divest as a result of the antitrust review they got it at a good time there as well. >> yeah. i mean, bob iger, it's just sort of surprising to see what's happening. we have to see what bob does right now. streaming is a tough business. what changes is he going to make he's always looking for where the consumer is going, creativity, embracing technology the big issue is going to be hulu, i think. >> that's what i was just going to ask you what happens to hulu >> so, the put call with comcast, your parent company, is next january it's at the greater of $27.