people are eagerly awaiting the new shanghai disneyland. uilt in a farming region 20 kilometers southeast of central shanghai. the area was once accessible only by car, but a new railway has been built. woo was even to see the enchanted storybook castle. ♪ she sees images of mickey mouse and friends, ensuring the safety of passengers by the platform doors. disney characters welcome passengers everywhere around the station. a subway from central shanghai to the center of disney resort is being developed with the full cooperation of the chinese government. disneyland is right outside the station. since the subway began running in late april, the number of tourists has been steadily increasing. 1 million people have visited in one month. >> the happiest place on earth is just beyond the iron bars. the opening of shanghai disneyland was proposed in 2007 when chinese president xi jinping was the top official of shanghai. initially, the park was slated to open in 2015, but construction was delayed. the compound is 390 hectares in total. the main p

people are eagerly awaiting the new shanghai disneyland. uilt in a farming region 20 kilometers southeast of central shanghai. the area was once accessible only by car, but a new railway has been built. woo was even to see the enchanted storybook castle. ♪ she sees images of mickey mouse and friends, ensuring the safety of passengers by the platform doors. disney characters welcome passengers everywhere around the station. a subway from central shanghai to the center of disney resort is being developed with the full cooperation of the chinese government. disneyland is right outside the station. since the subway began running in late april, the number of tourists has been steadily increasing. 1 million people have visited in one month. >> the happiest place on earth is just beyond the iron bars. the opening of shanghai disneyland was proposed in 2007 when chinese president xi jinping was the top official of shanghai. initially, the park was slated to open in 2015, but construction was delayed. the compound is 390 hectares in total. the main p

. >>> coming up, we're taking you inside shanghai disneyland.re you head out the door. good morning, sue. >> good morning, natasha. hello. we've got 59 bart trains all running on schedule. number one landed already. we do have a cancellation for the alameda bay ferry this morning, the 8:30, which is coming up in a couple minutes. was canceled due to mechanical problems on the boat. this one is westbound 24 right before the connecter ramp and it is partially blocking the right lane of traffic there. >> thank you so much, sue. meteorologist mike nico will join us with the bay area >>> good morning, from the top of a misty abc 7 news broadcast center. check out these temperatures. up to 12 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday. here's a look at your day planner. you can see 50s at the coast, 70s around the bay and a lot of 80s inland. we'll have a few 90s out there, especially in the east bay, but no more 100s. temperatures will dip a little bit friday, but the big, dramatic cooling will happen over the holiday weekend. we'll be very comf

. >>> coming up, we're taking you inside shanghai disneyland.day. here is jacqui jeras. >> reporter: a comfortable morning, cooler temperatures in the 60s. we'll warm up this afternoon. below average with lower humidity, temperatures will reach the low to mid 80s. fast forward to the holiday weekend, thunderstorms late friday giving way to dryer conditions on saturday and sunday. temperatures in mid to upper 80s. on the fourth of july, we have a good chance of showers and thunderstorms late in the day. staying in the 80s next week. >> reporter: we have seen serious gridlock on the capital beltway through fairfax county. inner loop from the mixing bowl all the way to the clara barton parkway, you're on the brakes. no accidents on that side. however, from the mixing bowl we have a crash on thou as you head into alexandria, blocking two lanes approaching van dorn street. heavy delays toward the woodrow wilson bridge. headed into the district, southwest southeast freeway, volume delays, crash opanacostia freeway, has been moved over to the side of t

we're live from shanghai disneyland with more. hey, eunice. >> hey, carl. i don't know if you can hear me over the fireworks display behind me. this is the end of a very important day for disney. tens of thousands of people visited the park today here at shanghai disneyland. the average wait time outside the gate to get into the park was two hours. now, as i said, this is an important day for disney. the ceo told me last week that he sees this park as a booster rocket for the business here. he's hoping that eventually people are going to come here and then at one point they're going to go home and possibly buy more tickets to disney movies and products from disney stores. now, there is some reason to believe that this is going to be a bet that will pay off. by disney's own estimates, 330 million people live within a three-hour radius and can travel to this park by car or by train. and so disney's reasoning is those are people who can afford to vacation here. now, if you believe as many economists do that the economy here is on an upward and advancing and ho

. >>> coming up, we're taking you inside shanghai disneyland.y june 29th. starting on route 202 with karen rogers. >> we're looking at a a lot of congestion. this is northbound traffic on 202 right at the 30 bypass. you see people crawling along. from route three to route 30 we're looking at a seven minute ride so not terrible right there. pennsylvania turnpike slow speeds here and it's all westbound approaching willow grove. you can see areas of red and yellow showing a slow go right here. we've got the left lane blocked with a disabled vehicle. one lane blocked you're watching people really slow down turnpike westbound. 42 northbound here at lower landing road we've got a new accident. it blocks the left lane and you're looking at speeds at about 34 miles an hour near that scene so a slow go there. we can look outside at 42 and you can see that northbound traffic pretty heavy right now as we look live near creek road, matt. >> thanks karen. >>> much more comfy today. mears meteorologist, david murphy. >> might still feel a little bit mu muggy

nicole: shanghai disneyland features the castle as well as attractions. the wandering mint tea house in the chinese zodiac themed garden. disney shares their theme park with state-owned group which has a 57% stake. lauren: this week's guest is chairman and ceo james gross felt as federal reserve chair gina gallant has an interest rate hike next month is still a possibility. talking about its potential impact on the stock market. >> my general sense is the stock market is a reflection of very low interest rate and as interest rates -- if interest rates go up, if our economy does better, it is going to be hard for the stock market to do very well. lauren: you can see more on wall street week tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. nicole: coming up, in baseball and milestone. and pittsburgh penguin stu celebrate their nhl championship . >> is a dream come true. it's unbelievable. the whole series, the whole playoffs everywhere. nicole: will have all the highlights for you. if you're about to have your morning cup of joe, you might want to let it cool down. a ne

shanghai at 31 degrees with beautiful weather. if you're planning to go to disneyland, don't forget to bring water. meanwhile. beijing there is a chance for thunderstorms with a high of 32 degrees. let's go to hawaii. hawaii is known for its beautiful and warm weather, but up in the mountains earlier this week we saw some snowfall. this is on the big island. snow in june is not unheard of, but definitely relatively rare for this time of year. now, for the low-lying areas it will be quite warm. 28 degrees for the high in hilo thursday and a chance for rainy weatheher t the nextt couple of. moststly dry in honolulu and temperaturures about 30 degrees. to north america. we have excessive heat warnings or watches, i should say, in place across the desert southwest. temperatures expected to be extremely warm starting saturday going into next week. take a look. death valley, the high could be up to 50 degrees. this area hosts the world record high temperatures, 56.7 degrees. not as hot as the record but still dangerously hot on monday. palm springs up to 47 degrees on your m

. >>> shanghai disneyland is officially open for business. eunice yoon is there with more.unice. >> thank you, kayla. today was a big day for disney. tens of thousands of visitors came to shanghai deznyland and the to give you a sense of the crowds, the average wait time outside of the park to get in was two hours. this is an important moment for disney, and the ceo bob iger told me last week that he hoped that the park would become a booster rocket for the company's business in china. the idea is that of course as the people come to the park, and get more expose sure no the brand as well as to all of the disney's characters, they could eventually go home, and end up buying more tickets to disney movies, and also buying up more products from the disney stores. there is good reason to believe that disney's big vet could come to fruition and the reason i say that is because the ads from disney's own estimates 330 million people live within the three-hour radius around the park who can travel by train or by car, and also who can afford the take a vacation at this park. and if

. >> reporter: shanghai disneyland opens its gates on thursday. the long-awaited theme park is disney's second largest after the flagship resort in florida, and it features many unique attractions. the park is attracting a lot of visitors from overseas as well. hi, guys. many of them are complaining, though, about the long wait. but they're not talking about the lineups here. they're talking about the time it takes just to get here. >> we took a taxi to, i think, a station and from there took two trains over here. >> about an hour, a little more. >> thought it would be easier, but it wasn't. >> reporter: the new park is located in a farm region 20 kilometers from shanghai. it takes about an hour by car, bus or subway to get here from downtown. the hotel shortage has spawned a surge in unregistered bnb accommodations. lots of online postings advertise rooms in private homes. but most of these have no permit from local authorities. i stayed at one of them. >> reporter: in china, operator of lodgings are required to register a guest's passport if the

but shanghai disneyland isn't the disneyland americans may be fall 88 with. lead designer or maner as disney calls her told me the company had to re-imagine the whole market. taking into account in china three generations often live under one roof. >> our research shows chinese people want to bring grandma, grandma, and little kids all together to the park. grandma, and grandpa can sit and enjoy the view, take photos of the family, and just take a break. >> reporter: 80% of the attractions here are unique to china. disney takes on chinese tradition. adding new rides. and remaking old classics. >> we realized the pirates of the caribbean was really well received, chinese people loved it. for the first time we have this pirates theme in treasure cove. >> reporter: some things would be recognizable in the u.s., though they're even a bigger cloud pleaser here. this is one of the most popular spots in the park. there are lines that are weaving all the way around. and it's all for a turkey leg. how long did you wait for this turkey leg? >> about two hours. >> you w

and shanghai disneyland has opened a store for business. it's the sixth park and more than 330 million people live within a three-hour trip of that park. guess it really is a small world after all. >>> a few seconds ago, we mentioned brexit, the potential british exit from the european union. what exactly is it and why should you care? >> the first incarnation of the european union rose from the ashes of world war ii to foster economic cooperation. it grew in size and scope over the years and became known as the european union in 1993 which also introduced the idea of european citizenship. today, there are 28 members. in 2002, the euro was first introduced. britain, however, did not adopt the single currency and maintains its own currency, the pound, and its own monetary policy. now a growing number of citizens want to leave the eu altogether due to concerns over immigration, loss of sovereignty and the effect of eu bureaucracy on businesses. a vote on whether to leave or stay will take place on june 23rd. prime minister david cameron is th

. >> new this morning ribbon is cut on shanghai disneyland in china it cost disney $5.5 billion to createhis, analyst expect that millions of guest a year. a lot of people compared to 19 million guests at disney world in orlando. >> wow. >> wow, wow, wow. >> um-hmm. >> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" see the man wanted for a deadly hit and run. >>> plus a new cancer culprit how your morning cup of coffee could be link to cancer? easy way to avoid the risk. >>> a rookie mistake by carson wentz, find out how eagles quarterback was rescued after getting lock in the bathroom. >>> grab an umbrella before you walk out the door, rain returns overnight and we will see more showers this morning. katie times out wet weather and lets you know when the cloud will clear out. >>> also after weeks of debate philadelphia set to become first major city in the united states, to approve a tax on sugary drinks. the key vote scheduled for today and why the taxis not a done deal just yet. >>> president obama head to orlando to help with the healing process after the deadly nightclub massacre. now we

mark: investing billions in new china locations, shanghai disneyland set to open next week .on to the music part, they are -- amusement park, they are also producing more films in the region. we sat down with bob iger earlier today asked about the continued expansion in china and some of the challenges in entering the market. entering the market has challenges, any market has challenges. there are regulatory issues. making a decision on how to enter, we felt the best way was with a theme park. theme parks are expensive, about $3.5 billion, so it is a big bet on a big market. it represents not only how big of the entrance into this market but the potential to deliver great growth for the company long-term. reporter: the timing was interesting because of this focus on driving the consumer the consumer element of the chinese economy. was that good timing, good foresight on your part? >> whether good or bad, you are building something for the ages. it is not about the economy today was the circumstances today, it is about where we see long-term. some of it unknowable of course, b

shanghai disneyland opens next week and in addition to the amusement park, the company is producing more the region. reporter satmberg down with bob iger -- alix: bob! sorry. scarlet: about the challenges of entering the market. >> in making a decision to enter the market, we felt the best way to do it was with a theme park. theme parks are expensive. this one would cost in the neighborhood of $5.5 billion. it is a big bet on a big market. think, not only the biggest entrance into the market, for the potential to deliver growth for the company long-term. >> it is evident that a time when the government has got this big focus on driving the consumer market, the consumer element of the chinese economy. is that good timing, good foresight on your part? you have to start with the notion, good or bad, you are building something for the ages. it is not about the economy today or the circumstance today. it is about what we really see long-term. some unknowable, of course, but it is a bet on a market and a true belief on a market. of what is going on in china that works to our advantage, clearly

tens of thousands of visitors came here to shanghai disneyland today and just to give you a sense ofhe crowds, the average wait time outside the park just to get in was two hours. this is on a important day for the company. the ceo told me last week that he sees this park as a booster rocket for the business here. he's hoping as more people come to the park and get more exposure to the disney brand and character ors, eventually they'll go home and want to buy more tickets to movies and more products in disney stores. there's reason to believe that this big bet by disney is going to pay off. the company believe there's are 330 million people who live within a three-hour radius of the park and can travel here by car or by train. and also who can afford to take a vacation here. if you believe, as many economists do, that the chinese economy is going to continue to grow and expand especially in the long-term, that incomes will rise, and that household spending will take up a larger and larger role within the economy, then disney is well placed. analysts estimate that there are going to b

here we go, a picture of a baby with its placenta still attached. [ laughter and applause ] shanghai disneylandl officially open its gates next week, which is great news for all the boys and girls in china looking for overtime. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] yeah, that one -- i thought malaysia would go better. i knew that one would bomb. [ laughter ] earlier today slovenia confirmed their country's first case of the zika virus. it's the second worst thing ever contracted by a person from slovenia. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] and finally, according to a new study on migrating tree frogs -- wait, i'm sorry. i could be wrong here. but i think i smell some smoke and that could mean only one thing. it's time for "ya burnt." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome to the burn zone. we got a lot topics to serve to you but not a lot of time. over here is the burner. let's turn on the gas and load her up. ohio. gozaimas. was it right? no. ohio gozaimas? [ laughter ] we only practiced it 50 times. first up, tattoos. why would you ever make a permanent decision about your appearance? tha

. >> sreenivasan: and, walt disney opened "shanghai disneyland" today-- its first theme park in mainland china. the opening ceremony featured communist party leaders and familiar characters. officials held up the park as a symbol of u.s.-china relations. it's valued at $5.5 billion. still to come on the newshour, a senator's 15-hour filibuster-- could it change the gun control debate? making economic sense of britain's vote to leave or stay in the e.u. the navy's new approach to p.t.s.d. first-hand accounts from survivors of the orlando shooting, and much more. >> woodruff: the debate over gun control took center stage in the u.s. senate for nearly 15 hours as democrats pushed for votes on measures they say could prevent another mass shooting. >> woodruff: senate minority leader harry reid confirmed this morning that republicans will allow votes on gun-control amendments to a larger, money bill. but, he complained, it's not at all clear they can pass. >> republicans must join us for those measures to pass. but that won't happen if republicans continue to take their orders-- and i mean or

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the $5.5 billion shanghai disneyland is the largest for an investment ever for disney. is the bloomberg business flash. copresident joins us to discuss how hedge funds are managing take moves in the market. george magnus is also with us. welcome to the program. i do not know how you deal with these yields. is it distortion, distortion, distortion, and how do you look through it? >> the short-term effect on the yen with the brexit vote next week, it is very clear the bank of japan, they cannot do anything until it is out of the way. in a broad picture, the answer is that type of chart with the n is annd on dollar ye opportunity to make money. the longer-term picture is that it is hard in a world of zero rates out of at the swiss bank has out to 32-years of zero rates, it is hard to allocate capital when capitalist free. -- when capital is free. francine: we could see these negative rates being in place for a long time, or certainly normalization taking longer than we thought three months ago. that my own view is normalization will not happen in a nice, gentle way. we are

>>james: shanghai disneyland is officially open the what several performances before disney ceo his speech was followed by a ribbon cutting ceremony the park is under construction for the past five years according to the officials is the biggest international park, that is ever built in fact the first new disney theme park in more than 10 years. >>reporter: we're tracking rain on the way to the bay area and also he up that starts tomorrow will have all the details coming up after the break. time for the world according to gary:presented by hershey >>mark: it is game 6 to 9 it andrew bogut is out of bed and looking forward to this could be a little history. >>gary: this will be the first time that a guy was been suspended for game could come back and and and abetting the in the pay of the championship series. >>gary: klay thompson had a couple of good games but draymond green is absent is the reason they're back in cleveland. >>gary: i think if he looks like he's driving to the basket and doing his business and look like he's in days offense that is the thing to watch for. >>mark: it was on

coming up, the disney ceo tells us why shanghai disneyland is such an important step for the company. ♪ alix: you're watching bloomberg markets. scarlet: let's go to our markets desk with julie hyman. flashback tos a the metal bulletin. i'm looking at gold and silver but particularly silver. here they are today. what we see is a microcosm of what we have seen this year. both of them are higher but the silver gain outpaces gold. if you take at look at the year to date, it's the same situation. people have piled into gold as they have been concerned about global growth and they have piled into silver in a larger way. if you look at the year to date numbers, you will see that silver has outpaced gold thus far this year. there you have it. what you see now is that etf holdings of silver are also rising rapidly. you can see that we are near record levels, a record that was reached back in 2014. we are getting close to that level once again. silver as wellf to measure it a different way, they reached a high earlier this year and have come down a little bit but buspar, we have seen incredibl

david: disney is poised to open the shanghai disneyland park next week in a project that has spannedis it a payoff? we sat down with bob iger and asked him about the challenges facing this market in china. challenge, this there are regulatory issues. making a decision on how to enter the market, we thought the best way to do it was with a theme park. their expensive. -- they are expensive, $3.5 billion. is a big bet on a big market, and it represents not only the biggest interest in this market, but the potential to deliver great growth for the company long-term. david: that was the walt disney co, and my boss for a few years. and now is running as paul sweeney from research north america. what is the likelihood this will pay off in the long run for disney? >> investors are pretty bullish about this opportunity. as the chinese economy goes to a consumer-based economy, the people are trying to find out how to get into china and capitalize. it is difficult to get movies in china. so disney says the parts could be the way to make a big bet on the chinese consumer. $5.5 billion is a big

spearheaded a big year that included the release of "star wars: the force awakens" and the opening of shanghai disneylandd on the list by super producers shonda rhimes, oprah winfrey as well as influential a-listers like leo dicaprio and jennifer lawrence and, oh, ben sherwood, the president of disney abc television group and we want to congratulate all of the 100 hollywood power brokers. >> i like how you said that oprah style. >> yeah, well, i was just -- i was channeling it. congrats to ben and to everybody. >> yes. >>> and then finally an amazing dad, an incredible act of love touching hearts around the globe this morning. this photo of josh marshall and his 8-year-old son gabriel sporting matching scars. it's going viral, but dad's is actually a tattoo. he got it to match his son's scar that was left behind by surgery for a brain tumor. dad wanted to boost his son's confidence when the little boy told him he felt like a monster. he said if people want to stare, they can stare at both of them. >> chills. >> chills. >> that's just amazing. beautiful. >> that is a beautiful story. dad, a job well done.

thousands flocked to the opening of shanghai's new theme park, the first disneyland in mainland china. >> i want to go and see this ride. it's only in shanghai. the other disney parks in the world don't have it. i've been to all the parks. we've been looking forward to this one because it's the biggest and we are from shanghai. >> i think it's really lively here. it can make every girl realize her dream of becoming a princess. reporter: in a fairytale inauguration ceremony featuring communist party officials, a children's choir, and beloved disney characters, the chinese vice president, and disney ceo outeiger rode -- iger rode letters from president obama and president xi jinping. >> i write to welcome the grand opening of the shanghai disney resort. blending an american business with the beauty and rich cultural heritage of china. reporter: even the rain could not cloud the optimism. >> even -- in chinese culture, water represents wealth. we can say that it's raining dollars. billion: with a $5.5 price tag, it is disney's priciest attachment -- attraction yet. despite facing competi

tens of thousands of people are at shanghai disneyland today.rage wait time outside of the park just to get in was two hours. this is a big day for disney. the ceo, bob iger, told me last week that he was opening that this park will become a booster rocket for the company to be able to expand its business in china. the hope is that once people come here they'll go home and want to buy more tickets for disney movies or more products at disney stores. there is reason to believe that this big bet is going to pay off. by disney's own estimates, 330 million people who live within a three-hour radius traveling here either by car or by train are what they call income ready, or in other words -- in other words, they can actually come and afford to travel here on vacation. and if you believe the whole story, which many economists do, that over the long term china's economy is going to improve, incomes will rise, consumers will take a bigger part of the economy, then disney is well poised. guys. >> incredible. yeah. what a -- what a life that -- i mean, y

. >> i'm here at shanghai in disneyland and while awe of our businesses are always on our mind, i'veind of put everything else sort of on my agenda to the side to focus on this. >> he's the reason disney has done so well. at its core, there's no denying this. disney is still a cable network and they have to figure out what's going on with espn. the market has ratcheted down the multiple. disney still trades at a premium. they deserve that premium. i've said for quite some time. 16 is about right. when you overlate $6.20 you're going to earn next year, you magically get to where the stock price is trading now. so i think disney is fairly priced. how do they make the stock grow higher? grow earnings per share. >> there's no doubt about that. they deserve the premium but maybe it got too big last year. but honestly, disney is playing a very, very long game when it comes to shanghai disney. this is not about two or three years of getting traffic up there. there was one report from baidu. it's probably going to steal a little bit from horng congress disney. it's a way to basically spread

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shanghai different to what you get in florida or paris? the chinese consumer travels, so they could see it elsewhere. paul: they did try to bring disneyland tried to do is create something that is authentically disney, but distinctively chinese. that is how bob iger phrased it. they really do not incorporate the french culture into the experience in paris and it kind of put off a lot of the consumers. herethink they made amends in china and created a park that is welcoming and inclusive of the chinese and their cultures. tom: i've got to rip up the script. that watchesdience us every day are very aware that mr. bob iger had an incredibly difficult week. you personally observed disney senior management dealing with the horrific events in orlando, the horrific events with a child at disney world. discern you observe or in shanghai with management? paul: shanghai was arguably the pinnacle for the last feather in the cap of bob iger. he has been working on this for the last 17 years. this is a crowning achievement for him, for the company, for the management team. it was a major achievement for the government as well. it was a big moment for

shanghai disney park opened. it's a 5 1/2 billion dollar investment. the stock, however, is on the downside liz: the most expensive international resort of disney, three times the disneylandm. this is important for walt disney, bob iger, nothing that a third of disney sales come from the theme parks and resorts. stuart: okay, meanwhile, disney says it plans to, quote, thoroughly review its warning signs around the resort where that two-year-old boy was tragically killed. joining us with legal perspective is judge alex. this is not the time to be talking about money and how much the parents-- i don't want to do that. >> sure. stuart: but there's going to be liability here, isn't there? >> there absolutely be liability. disney has obligation to warn pay tons of risks and clearly this was inadequate. they had signs on the beach front saying deep water, big drop off or words to that effect, no swimming. you're telling people not to swim and easy for somebody to say not to-- >> hold on a second, the viewers are seeing the precise beach area where this occurred. i have been on that beach. >> i have as well. stuart: u-too. i've taken my kids and paddling around, in that precise