new pixar thing. no tail, the pixar place hotel. he's expected to open this winter. a disneyland resort. the lobby will blend pixar imagery with the hotel's contemporary setting and iconic images. pixar fails. we featured in the artwork at the front desk. there's going to be also now to a water play areas. bye-bye. fine. email. the 15 storey high-rise hotel overlooked disney, california adventure park. wow. that's going to be some thin. all right. well, vacation rental company home to go rank the best thing. parks on multiple factors, including affordability, the number of rides and attractions, ok? so 6 flags, discovery kingdom up in valais hill tops the list. the second places knott's berry farm which was also named the top thing part for families and 6 flags. magic mountain ranks 4th but tops a separate list for thrill seekers. and disneyland actually falls in at number 6 and its sister park, california adventure at number 8, universal studios. hollywood round out the top 10. so well, it's interesting this there. what will still to come in the next hour of the kro

check that out when you ha disney and dan: pixar's "elemental" opens up, and you can get a sneak peek at an exhibit. a reporter from our sister station in newark the opening weekend of the experience in new york. >> yay! >> the director of the new movie came home today for an "elemental" experience in the city where peter stone was raised, the sun of korean immigrants. pete: the idea of coming up in a diverse town is what inspired the film. >> you will find personality representing air, earth, water, and fire. >> we run a little hot. ♪ >> fire and water do not mix, except in the new pixar movie called "elemental." >> watch this! >> her when she falls in love with wade ripple, a go with the flow kind of guy. she is, well, fiery and working in her family's store, the fireplace, that resembles the place once run by sohn's parents in the bronx. pete: they started from nothing, and it serves primarily a west indian neighborhood. my brother and i grew up in that little grocery store. >> the idea behind this free exhibit is to fully immerse visitors in an "elemental" world, with and video op

except in the new pixar movie called "elemental." >> wash this! -- watch this!ow concerned when she grows in love with wade ripple. he is a to go with the flow kind of guy. she is fiery working at the fireplacelace that his parents worked in in the bronx. >> it served primarily like a west indian neighborhood. my brother and i grew up in that little grocery store. reporter: the idea behind this free exhibit is to fully immerse visitors in an elemental d, with photo and video opportunities that are truly interactive. i have a chance to grab a free ticket. there is even a chance to draw with pixar artists. >> today i will show you how to draw a wave. reporter: and heads to other cities before the june 16th release of the new pixar movie. kristen: why not check it out? the elemental experience will be at the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo june 16 through june 18. we are streaming 24-7. wherever you stream. that will do it for us. abc 7 is at 5:00 p.m. with dan and ama is coming up next. there's nothing more that tears at the heart than the loss of a child.

new pixar themed hotel. takes our place. hotel is called it's i'm going to open this winter at disneyland and that you can see the lobby there. oh, my gosh. all the pixar stuff. and it's, you know, a very modern-looking. you've got all of the various characters. >> i'm for hall well of characters to pulled from pixar movies. so what about it out back? they have finding nemo with their you go there water feature, 15 straight high-rise hotel overlooking that california venture sets where that's where it is. going that's the thing i i learned as a parent. i was like starry worst and one of the motels in the in the lacrosse walking on. talk about right across the street. yeah, it was a straight because we spend our money on disney. i just all day at. disney are only at the hotel, literally my sleep. and then you wake up and head back to the yeah. so it's good time if you for this could 6 is the time we're going. take a break. coming up in the next hour of the proper morning news. speaking of a good time, bottle rock kicks off to

in a few minutes they'll begin screening the pixar film "coco."ot of fun tonight. >>> you've been hinting the sun is on the horizon, but now we have to deal with some rain. >> they'll get a little light rain. they're getting light rain now. this is probably the most impressive time of the next like two days where we have a chance of rain. the best of it's coming now and tomorrow morninre other chance monday. this is probably the most impressive. look at the view from the top of the salesforce tower, can't see the top of the marin headlands. hawk hill's only 900 feet that above the north tower of the golden gate bridge. if we look into the clouds, you can see where the rain is, pretty much everywhere now over the bay area. that's why i would say this is one of the more impressive times. everybody is getting a light shower. if it's not raining on you, chances are it was about 15 minutes ago or it will 15 minutes from now. it stays just like this through tonight. you might see some breaks. light showers stay with us through the early morning hours to

then the programs kept going and we brought kids out to places like pixar and creative company that would open their doors, we would take our kids there. the pen to make that happen then we moved everything online, because not only were our kids affected by what was going on around them but they were highly immuno compromised. so we pivoted like everyone else and moved everything online. but what came out of that was we really asked there was -- we realized there was such a need and we became not just a bay area nonprofit, but we started putting everything into our cases and shipping them to hospitals, so now our program is in 21 hospitals across the united states. so our art kits as we were getting to learn from the hospital child life as well as parents getting in touch with us, we realize that our kids were having to spend a lot more time alone, either at home or in the hospital, with only one caregiver because of covid. so it was really impacting them in a very bad way. so we started a new program called art kids at home. so of a child is currently in treatment for cancer, they can ju

for example, everyone knew steve jobs with apple and pixar, man. who had been able to not rely on one of the most powerful people in the field within two decades and stood in front of the stanford graduates to tell about his life path , he started his answer with 30 stories, although later it became clear that the text of the speech was written with the help of someone else, but in that day everyone was affected by the text in a simple speech, he told the story of his life, the story of the establishment of apple and the hardships i had to endure along the way. he used the second person plural pronouns and directly addressed the audience present at the event so that his words were intimate and concrete . these are language threats and his education. change to work. find a job that is enjoyable . find a main job. find a life partner for true satisfaction. they wanted to know more about the meaning of the call to prayer in the morning, do what you love. it seems simple, this sentence came to mind for the first time . some people believe that francois rabelais wrote it. today, this sente

and pixar has a high concept and real world meaning in a way that pixar can do unlike any other companyping up this summer from movies to music and tv, check out carson's summer preview marathon on peacock or your smart tv. >>> let's get another check of the weekend forecast with angie. >> good morning, guys. we have a couple of things to know with the rain working through the carolinas. what also comes is cooler air. not what you want to hear on the weekend you want to be out doors. charlotte is 57. that is below normal for this area. tomorrow, 87 degrees in boston. we end up in the 60s in the mid-atlantic. as we look ahead, finishing out memorial day and into the next week, we will be in the 70s in new york. a warm up >> good morning. it's 6:16. look at this beautiful view over 880. you can see downtown oakland there in the distance, and also that cloud cover hanging on overhead. it'll stick this way at least through your lunchtime hour and feel just a little cold right there in the upper 50s, low 60s mixed with some sunshine. let's go to cupertino for a look at your weekend forecast.

everyone knew steve jobs with apple and pixar, a man who was able to become one of the most powerful people in the field within two decades, and he stood in front of stanford graduates to talk about his life path. it started with 30 stories, although the text was determined later the speech was written with the help of someone else, but on that day, everyone was impressed. the speech was simple. he told the story of his life, the story of the establishment of apple and the hardships he faced along the way. which second plural pronouns did the audience present at this event use? he used to direct the audience so that his words would be intimate and tangible . it was used to change his ego to work . true satisfaction means interest in the work of saying this sentence it was easy for jobs, but hearing 63000 seemed a bit strange and some of them wanted to know more about its meaning. may the new mind come to confucius for the first time in the language. some people also believe that francois rabelais wrote it. this sentence is heard a lot . almost everywhere, someone will find someone to

the stars of elemental on the message behind their new disney pixar movie.an watch on the red carpet today at 11:00 right here on abc 711 this morning. a family got a scary surprise on their camping trip in botswana when a lion started sniffing through their campsite in this video, you can see the big cat calmly strolling through the site, maybe looking for something to eat. they were told to not run off in fear, as it would encourage most wildlife to chase them. so they had to just stand there and watch as they did. wow all right. next on abc seven mornings, remembering our service members. the memorial day events happening tomorrow in the bay area. you can see everyone is here so excited, cited what happens to all of us now. >> what do we do with it? >> number one priority is none of it makes announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. liz: now at 9:00 drug

buying pixar. it takes years to turn around animation. and even just content more broadly.nge your movie schedule overnight. this is what you are seeing in terms of investors. they are aware of the fix for disney is going to take time. ed: fantasia, 1940 two answer your question. one of the problems disney is facing is the writer strike. caroline: and costly labor at a time when they need people to be writing. how much is that -- obviously we are seeing people worrying about the cost of labor and trying to trim down. is this something that affects disney in particular? richard: all of these companies are losing. netflix is making billions, free cash flow. but the other legacy media companies, disney, paramount, universal -- they are losing billions on streaming. anything that slows production is in the short-term financially on a cash basis, it is good for them. they will lose less money this year because of a long writer strike. that is essentially what is good for these companies on a cash basis. the problem is a long writer strike is going to impact linear television com

the stars of elemental on the message behind their new disney pixar movie and eva longoria shares the she does. watch on the red carpet sunday at 11 a.m. right here on abc 7. this is asian american pacific islander heritage month and tonight we are going to take a look at a nonprofit that is hard at work in san francisco. we will introduce you to pacific american community center and how it is helping the next generation. >> we are about to go out. stay with your group. the number two role is not count as trash, you have to pick it up. >> are going to go and i out troops. >> were going to keep the community clean. >> when you're able to do these things like clean up you realize this is a lot of trash in our community. this is affecting us in the future, not only the environment but our health. >> monolingual chinese immigrants in 1999. many purchase their own homes here because it was still one of the most affordable places in san francisco. my family lives in one house, there might be two or three families in one house. many were victims of violence so that is why they formed asian p

the stars of elemental about the message behind their new disney pixar movie and eva longoria shares carpet right here on abc 7. people in the bay area are celebrating and crafts through a pop-up event happening at bernal gallery. it highlights a range of textiles, jewelry and handmade goods. one of the goals is to connect ukrainian culture through art and people. >> we brought traditional ukrainian folk artist work to san francisco. it is important to us that during the war, we stay connected. we spend a lot of time thinking about ukraine and watching the news, but we want to connect with people in america who support us very much. liz: festivities include a listening party and auction and a community healing circle. the pop-up featured traditional craft workshops for all ages. a family got a really scary surprise on their camping trip in botswana when a lion started sniffing through their campsite. you can see the big cat coldly strolling through, may be looking for something to eat. one of the campers said the family agreed before setting up their stuff that they might have such a

we have activities disney and pixar and broadway performance and marine displays and navy displace.he weekend that will be here for all ages. i absolutely encourage people to go to the intrepid museum.org and take a look. on monday finish it up with a memorial day ceremony that is poignant and a beautiful for those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms. it's a special weekend and i really encourage everyone to come down. >> janice: any highlights kids love. >> the marine displays are amazing there will be a search and rescue display by the coast guard so that will be out here on the water absolutely all the concerts and visit the museum while you are here have all our educators doing these fantastic exercises. learning all about sea, air, and space. there is so much to do you can spend the entire day. >> janice: thank you so much. it's an honor to be here. i look forward to it. it's going to be beautiful weather by the way. yea. fingers crossed. okay, ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: janice and susan thank you very much. great for kids if you want more information plan a

you can get disney if you wanted to see action hero movie and about pixar films. but now they're starting to go from the big bundle of cable to the skinny approach of apps. now they're going start building the apps on top of each other, trying to get people to stick around. they pulled in 156 million or they have 156 million pass drivtr's. but while she was looking for 163 million a difference of about 7 million, they lost about 200 million dollars in that division down from losing 700 million a year ago. so the costs are coming down, which is great, but not fast enough. ultimately, disney plus has 52 million subscribers espn plus s to a 25 million subscribers. who's got 48 million bundle them altogether. going to play with prices and raise the price a little bit. their streamers paid about $5 and $0.64 a month. keep in mind, the added some commercial tears. i'm going to raise prices on the commercial 2 years ago in to commercials and pay an extra buck. it looks like their movies are fine. 14 million dollars departure. great 7.7 billion. great numbers. there were

the last 35 years composing in hollywood from blockbusters like harry potter to thor and disney's pixarvorite chield but which one's your favorite? >> i certainly have very fond memories of my very first film, he he henry the first. it was amazing for me. it was my very first picture, and there's all of that, saw the film and subsequently commissioned me to write a piece for the queen mother's 90th birthday. the choral piece that comes near the end of that picture. ♪ >> how does it feel going from, you know, hollywood royalty to this, to real royalty? >> in my 70th year, the height of my career to being asked to compose this iconic piece was an extraordinary privilege, and the thought of being in the abbey. ♪ >> >> issa suarez, london. >>> much more from london including a newly unearthed photo of king george at his mother's coronation 70 years ago. ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ your wyndham is waiting. ♪ when bucket lists need checking... points need redeeming... work trips need crushing...

. >> julia, turning red was like a very important movie put out by pixar. >> i'm mei lyn lee. i will but i won't say what i want 24/7 three 65. >> do you think that was a way for you as a karina maryton to say, i'm going to create and develop these characters am going to put that out there because i want there to be, in america for american consumption in asian american girl who is going to be the main character in this movie? >> enjoying that project, absolutely it was so important to me that was about representation, it was about having a young asian american female at the four. and someone who's really messy and kind of dorky and not sort of what you would normally expect. and i do think that probably it meant the most to me it was knowing that it was for this generation that would take us into the future. for me, working on that movie was very healing. i think being able to tell that story is just if the film in a way i didn't even know i needed. >> i'm going to take a pull the table, show by raise of hands, how many of you did it a white guy? >> [laugh

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