disney is the parent company of pixar and abc seven. >> i can see their therapeutic value. absolutely fascinating. hummingbird hill what a nice name, too. all right. still have much more news ahead. >> yes. go to abc seven news anchor luz pena for a look at the stories coming up at 530. luis. >> thanks, ana. we have a packed show today, starting with a bay area tiny home company that has left hundreds of customers without the houses they paid for. we'll be speaking to our i-team reporter, dan noyes about what he found. also, what's pushing wales closer to bay area shores? we'll be speaking to a whale expert about the change in behavior that is putting many whales at high risk. i hope you can join us for those stories and more. at 5.30 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> dan, a really good program. all right, luce, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head. abc seven news.com and join loose in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan

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the pixar film coco is getting the theme park treatment for the first time, with a ride in the workslso planning to build an avatar themed land inspired by the sequel to the 2009 film the avengers campus. in california, adventure will be doubling in size, getting two new rides. of course, disney is a parent company of abc. seven is so many announcements. >> it was a huge d23 this year. i should also say that the new tiana's bayou adventure, which takes over splash mountain. they announced the date for that. so that's going to be november 15th of this year. cool. so it's happening in time for people for going for christmas. incredible. yeah, it's a lot. >> and incredibles owe a lot to look forward to. and then what you have to look forward to on the roads. >> and what's that. >> let's talk about the bay bridge. there is a stalled motorcycle that's blocking the left lane there. traffic was already sluggish this morning from an earlier incident. we were tracking that car fire in the first hour of the broadcast. that was around 5 a.m, but that is not an issue anymore. still things slowin

disney is the parent company of pixar and abc seven. about to get a new fish market and restaurant. the chef behind the famous nopa is partnering with the owner of seafood distributor water to table to open nopa fish. it will have classic seafood dishes, chowder and salads. and then at the market you can get fresh fish, shellfish and prepared foods to take home. the fish is expected to open early next year. >> imagine having a party at one of the bay area's most historic and celebrated sports venues. you can rent the oakland arena out. according to the arena's website, bookings are open for major events. you can host parties as small as ten to as many as 10,000. if you book a party for more than 100 by the beginning of october, you can get free tickets to an event at the arena. the arena has been without a major tenant since the warriors left for chase center in 2019. we don't know yet how much these parties would cost. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today and a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on dema

the disney and pixar animation inside out two has been a massive hit.he superhero picture deadpool and wolverine, starring ryan reynolds and huthackman. the number of films available at cinemas was depleted by last year's actors and writers strikes. after indifference at the start of the summer, filmgoers seemed happy with the studio offerings. you know, a lot of people are just like, oh, should i go to the movies? should i go? yes, you should go to the movies. there's a lot of things going on at the movies. one of the reasons why inside out two, the biggest hit of the year was such a triumph, was because it appealed to a very broad swath of moviegoers. i think inside out two was such a huge hit, in part because there really haven't been many big releases that people could take their kids to. and obviously, there is an enormous audience there for something like inside out two. it's the biggest film of the year. you know, it's over, i think $1.5 billion at the global box office. i don't know that anyone expected that, and it really feels like a sign that

pixar's inside out two has generated 1.5 billion since its opening in . wa whoa.to you too, sir. yes! yeah, that's. and if she wanted to hide it, that's not how you would do it. that's not how she does it. leslie jones has been in paris throughout the games, working as the chief super fan commentator for the olympics. she's been meeting with athlete, going to live events. but as you can see in this video, she's also been doing some sightseein. the comedian made stops at the louvre and the arc de triomphe. all right. and we want to remind you, if you didn't get to watch the closing ceremony live, do not worry. or you want to watch it again. you want to watch it again because it was so awesome. you still have a chance to see all of the action from paris and la. catch the encore tonight at seven. it is right here on nbc bay area. we were just talking about some people. see? you see it live. so good. you want to see it again? see it more than once.

the artist behind the mural is pixar, who is a san francisco native.done work for the deyoung museum, as well as the san francisco museum of modern art. >> very artistic. a nice boost of color. well, we still have much more news ahead at 530, including controversy over a no kill animal rescue in port richmond. i-team reporter melanie woodrow will join us to discuss allegations that the organization is neglecting sick kittens. then the big announcement we've been celebrating all day. abc7 is proud to report we are officially the broadcast partner of the san francisco chinese new year parade, and we'll be joined by the organizers to discuss what to expect as we bring the parade to the national stage. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. >> all right. and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us. thanks for being here. i'm ama daetz and i'm is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and runn

another new addition to california adventure will be an attraction inspired by the pixar film coco. it will use advanced audio animatronics and model the experience after attractions like pirates of the caribbean and haunted mansion. and a recent survey revealed that americans eat at least 60 lazy days a year. that's about 8 and a half weeks of the study showed the top feelings of why americans want these days include low mood or energy burnout, feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities as most would expect the most popular day to do it is sunday and activities that people scheduled for those days watching movies scrolling on their phone napping and then dreading the next day. >> haha, that's all the time we have. thanks for being with ♪ ♪ >> announcer: conspiracy theory. >> i have ten times, 20 times, 30 times the crowd sides. pick a very clear this is getting under donald trump's skin. >> announcer: did the veep really draw this massive crowd? trump says it's a fake. with the evidence reveals. then, who done it? >> did first responders break to

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. >> stephen colbert's disney pixar frozen 3.at to legal? hi, kids. i'm stephen. i know pretty much all there is no because once i read the whole internet on a dare. who's got a question? >> how far does the ocean go down? >> stephen: that's a good question, talia. research vessels are constantly scouring the water for more information but many scientists theorize the ocean goes all the way to the bottom. >> hi, stephen. who is your favorite rock star? mine is david bowie. >> stephen: i wish i could agree with you, sydney, but my favorite rock star is zigg stardust so i'm afraid you and i have nothing in common. >> what is your favorite glasses? >> stephen: i like a crystal glass with some hand-cut fluting. compact and weighty. i like to put something in it called an old-fashioned which is like if apple juice had some pretty strong opinions. and did not keep them to itself. next. >> [indistinct] >> stephen: [mumbling] his wife's name was mary todd. >> if you were an animal, what animal would you be? >> stephen: well, i certainly

we had such a fun night and all the announcements continued with pixar announcing that "the incrediblesially in the works. and the fans of d23 who are here this weekend have so much to see including things like this. this is lindsay lohan's car from "herbie fully loaded," the 2005 movie. guys, i think it just winked at me. >> whit: i think so. yeah, the keys are under the mat. thank you, rebecca. we appreciate it. what a list of announcements. >> rachel: i love how determined rebecca is getting answers for the people. >> gio: getting the spoilers, all of it. she was trying. >> whit: you know it. thank you so much, rebecca. we'll be right back. to show'. you know how i love dinos? how i talk about dinos all the time? like at all three meals, in the car, through the bathroom door, blah blah blah, dinos dinos dinos? well, i've evolved! and it's all about sharks now. so, for back to school, let's just focus on sharks and only sharks and if it's not sharks, it's not for me. i have relapsing ms but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule.

the major new additions coming to disneyland and california adventure, the pixar film coco will get thealifornia adventure. disney is also planning to build an avatar themed land inspired by the sequels to the 2009 film the avengers campus in california. adventure will also be doubled in size, getting a new ride in total, there are six new rides and attractions planned for the anaheim theme parks. disney is the parent company of abc seven. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. x marks the spot for a father and his two sons. >> we came around a bush when we were looking for it, and i saw the rock and it was kind of a different angle, so the rock looked a little different. i was a little suspicious. >> a hidden treasure hunt leads this family to newfound riches. where and how they discovered this box are you ready for some below average temperatures? >> well, we've got about a week's worth coming up, and i'll have the accuweather forecast in z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year pric

to announce and it's every freaking movie is working, ron, is working, animated films are working, pixar working. there is no pandemic anymore were back to a much more normal cadence and just like everybody suffered during all the bad times. i think good movies, good stories people will come. liz: one movie that did very well twister 310 million of the global box office as of sunday made 16.1 million to date for imax. i think it only ran for a week at imax. do you wish that you had it back in there? >> i always wished a good movie played longer, what replaced it. >> deadpool. it had to. but there's no question as a rising star and drawling and a lot of box office. it was a remake and it was remade into different years so it wasn't the cow flying at the windshield which is a great special effect in those days. it was a fun summer kind of movie and it's been that kind of summer, people want to go out. i don't think it's just the movie business or sporting events but people want to go to them, guess what the people who said during the pandemic everybody's going to sit on the couch and strea

grease getter. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: our next guest has written for "saturday night live," pixarr. his latest book "glory days: stories" is on sale now. please welcome back to the show my very good friend simon rich, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. our good friend john mulaney was here yesterday. >> yes. >> seth: and you and he were just at the olympics together. >> that's true. >> seth: you were dates to the olympics. >> that's right. i was not competing. >> seth: yes. thank you for clarifying for the audience. >> although -- >> seth: as you walked out they were like, "i bet." [ light laughter ] >> not this time. still maybe l.a., we'll see. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, i was just tagging along, and the amount of pressure the athletes are under is so intense, it really put writing for "snl" into perspective. >> seth: yeah. >> because we would always complain, you know, how nerve wracking it was to sit under the bleachers, next to lorne michaels while our sketch was happening. but lorne

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for various disney experiences that includes immersive pavilions for walt disney animation studios, pixarlm and marvel. when it comes to the cosplay, anything goes. it's performance art. >> our theme is we've escaped star wars land and we're going to the different parks at disneyland. >> this is my first time making something this big, and it was really fun. it was exciting to kind of learn how to do it. >> how long did it take you? >> about four months. >> made that wow, that is skills. all right. d23 is the first official club for fans in disney's over 100 year history. the event runs through sunday at the anaheim convention center. that would be fun. >> all right, well, the first ever u.s. national wing foiling championship took off today, and the waters off crissy field, the speed racing sport combines windsurfing and kitesurfing and hydrofoil. abc seven news reporter ryan curry dives into this new sport with bay area roots. a foggy and windy day in san francisco, not ideal for summer, but perfect for these athletes at crissy field. they're assembling their wing foiling rigs with hope

their movie studio, finally grinding out the billion dollar blockbusters, think inside out 2 from pixar price of their streaming plans, all of them, by about a $22 a month. why -- $222 a month. -- 2 a month. theme parks are responsible for more than half of their profits, and their profitability in that division, operating profit down 3% at the theme parks. that's another sign of a slowing economy. stuart: wallet disney if down to $87 a share. a couple of weeks ago it was over 1000, wasn't it? as i recall -- 100. cvs, they're down this morning. lauren: they cut their full-year forecast for i think four times recently. they're facing higher medical costs because a lot of older people who are on medicare are getting surgeries and treatments again, they're going back to the doctor after covid. hay also announced $2 billion in cost cuts. i think that might be what's helping the stock a little bit this morning. they're also down by 26% this year. stuart: yeah. down to cents -- 30 cents. stuart: i think this was the cost cutting. shopify is off, is this a.i. at work? lauren: ooh. yeah. shopif

the pixar film coco will get the theme park treatment for the first time, with a ride in the works at to build an avatar themed land inspired by the sequels to the 2009 film the avengers campus. in california. adventure will also double in size. getting a new ride disney is the parent company of abc seven. they do have some avatar rides now at animal kingdom, but you have to go all the way to florida for it. so nice that it's coming to california adventure. that's going to do it for abc seven news at for abc seven news at five with dan and ama is coming your way next. bye bye. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time. a dea

. >>> meanwhile, pixar's "inside out 2" hitting a new milestone. the sequel is the first anima ed film to cross the $1 million mark at the international box office. already the highest grossing with $1.5 million from the domestic and international box offices. >>> and ikea is taking on the likes of ebay and craigslist launching a marketplace for customers to sell secondhand furniture. the company tells the "financial times" ikea preowned as it's called is going to be tested in spain and norway with the aim of rolling all of this out globally. the new marketplace is part of an overhaul at ikea as it moves more toward being a business offering on line sales and services such as assembly. which i don't know about you, i need that assembly. >> very necessary. i like the move to second hand. i'm seeing a lot of stores do that. >> you just got to assemble it. >> exactly. thank you. >>> up ahead, how you can cash in on surprise savings, but a warning, it may require you to actually pick up the phone and make a call, folks. >>> plus, deadly flash flooding

. >> pixar has been rubbish. maybe apart from the recent inside out two. basically a terrible generation. ten years of rubbish of whoa, you know, i hate using the word woke, but, you know, all them trying not actually doing great original stories and just trying to put their message in there. and now, unfortunately, it's going to bite them in the bottom because now all the young people just want to watch. tick tock people. well, delightful. the show is nearly over. so let's take a quick look at monday's front pages. the i says thousands of children and teens spiked by vapes or drinks in three years. vape culture the times says big payouts for workers contracted put out of hours. the telegraph says. put out of hours. the telegraph says . starmer accused of says. starmer accused of weakening support for ukraine. the guardian goes with blinken joins 11th hour talks on gaza ceasefire deal daily mail. half of labour mps in pay of unions and finally the daily star. yes, it did phone home. those are your front pages. that's all we've got time for. thank you to my

it's been so close in both 16 and 20, i think in general, we exaggerate how important these picks pixar, i think i don't think it's going to make her tremendous difference, but gosh, when he if he won pennsylvania by that much, the idea that he could deliver a little it's not trivial it's a powerful argument in the room much he's making the decision to look a lot of momentum since this switch, the fundraising and the grassroots enthusiasm you see again, i was just on the ground in arizona. >> you see it, however however, if you look at the data trump is still leading. trump still has more paths to 270, then harris does she has to repair biden's cracks with black voters, especially black men, with latino voters, in places like nevada, with younger voters, with does she get the same numbers he gets with seniors? does that factor into the pick or is this i'm the candidate. i have to do most of that this is something else. >> i think she's thinking of herself as the person that people are going to be voting for pennsylvania, arizona. those are states that she's thinking that maybe a vice pr

if you love all things disney from pixar to marvel to star wars, this is the place for you. going to show you around all the secrets, plus i sat down with disney's ceo. it is all coming up, guys. >> deborah: i can't wait to hear more about d23 and the surprises. also ahead the encouraging signs about the economy fueling a rebound in the stock market, as mortgage rates drop. >> whit: more on that ahead, but we begin with the extreme weather on the move this morning. millions bracing for the remnants of debby moving up the east coast, bringing torrential rain and flash flooding. ginger is tracking all of it for us. good morning. >> ginger: good morning, whit. you can feel it out here. that tropical air is in place. we have tracked it from tampa now to new york city where it will eventually get into the remnants. but on top of the flash flood threat, this morning a brand new tornado watch that includes washington, d.c., baltimore and philadelphia. we've got at least 24 hours left with debby. overnight remnants of debby drenching the mid-atlantic and appalachian. at least six re

. >> number seven, pixar's inside out two starts streaming next week. it'll be available for video on demand on august 20th, and then it goes to disney+ later this year. the movie is also getting a tv series. it's called dream productions. it takes place in between the first and second movies. it's set in the part of riley's brain responsible for creating dreams. that's expected in 2025. of course, disney, the parent company of abc >> george: good morning america. a shift in the race for the white house. vice president harris gaining momentum. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> george: wrapping up her first major campaign blitz in the battleground states with running mate governor tim walz, as former president trump pushes false conspiracy theories that harris used artificial intelligence to use images of fake crowds. there were actually thousands of people there. >> robin: the u.s. moves a guided misube middle east as iranian officials double down on their threat to retaliate against israel. and the new fallout from a deadly air strike on a school in gaza