has, simba is a 5-year-old boy simba has seen significantly more of the world than significantly most of the world. he's been traveling essentially half his life. his parents love it. something they love to do, when they had a kid, we don't want to stop doing this. so they figured they'd take him along for the ride. at the age of 2 1/2 they took him on a tour through southeast asia of 12 countries in 185 days ending up in russia in the arctic circle. because he loved it so much, i want to see a polar bear. now i want to see penguins. they're like all right. last year 2016 they took him on another trip, 146 days touring south america and the ant arc ti antarctic. >> he's 5. >> that's phenomenal. >> the stuff he saw most kids learn in a book. >> his per peckive of the world will be unlike anyone else. >> you guys are taking the words straight out of the parents' mouths. those beautiful experiences will be buried like seeds in his mind and will blossom and bear fruit as he grows up. the way they paid for this, they don't spend their money on things. they spend it on experiences. they don

when simba realizes that while his father mufasa may no longer run the savannah.one. ♪ ♪ >> that stong which i didn't write its one of the most magical songs. when you lose somebody special. i have lost a lot of special people in my life. they stay with you've. ♪ the circle of life >> each this long into the run, the show sells out virtually every performance. why do you think it keeps running like this? >> i think there is something deep inside of what the lion king says. it opens with circle of life. we have heard it a million of times. there will be a time after you. >> a message that hilt home for julie tamor, the very night the show opened. >> on opening night my father didn't show up. my mother came. she sat dub next to me. there was an emteam seat. i said where is mel. called him by his first name. she said don't worry. it is going to be okay. i go what are you talking abow, what are you talking about. it goes on, on, on. we are having this discussion. my father went into the hospital. and my father never got to seep it. this is the 20th anniversary of that

simba waits for danny to catch up and keeps crawling.is the cutest crawling game ever. ♪ >>> if you find yourself in france and you're in marseilles, you could spend the night in one of these. >> an actual bubble. >> an actual bubble hotel. >> i've seen that. i've seen those pictures. that thing is cool. you could see the stars. >> you can spend the night in one of five different bubble rooms, bubble tents, call it what you will. they're all finely decorated on the inside. they're private. don't worry. >> unless someone's got a drone. >> some of the rooms have these opaque screens around them so you can only see part of the way out but what an experience that must be. >> kind of like just having a full hd screen in front of you, but it's just the world. >> it's serious case of glamping because you are camping, you are surrounded by nature but that is one heck of a tent. >> a room here starts around $130 but you can add on all kinds of different things. you can add on different meal packages and depending on the season and the day, prices

. >>> that's 11-year-old simba teaching -- >> 11-month-old danny how to crawl. >> the cute play dateo bring a smile to your face. >> and a surprise

. >>> that's 11-year-old simba teaching -- >> 11-month-old danny how to crawl. >> the cute play date to bring a smile to your face. >> and a surprise viral sensation in finland. ♪ the story of the policeman who should go pro. >> that boy can sing! >>> and now, the "right this minute" award for video which should have been shot horizontally goes to -- >> i'm nervous. i don't know why i feel like i'm going to get this award. >> this video! and it will quickly become clear in this viral video uk clip as to why. this is one of the most spectacular avalanche videos i've ever seen. the visuals, the sound, it's terrifying. >> so basically we're getting a third of the picture here. we're seeing one-third of this massive avalanche. >> yes, this massive avalanche headed toward the camera, in pakist pakistan. you can see as it grows and grows like a cloud enveloping the mountain and the sound. it's unmatched. >> this person is still there, recording. while this thing is getting close really quickly. >> the person that posted it did say there was a local there with them and that he shourd them t

(sky), cinderella (prince), les miserables (marius), the lion king (simba). at alliance theater (suzi nomination), once on this island (daniel) at paper mill playhouse, harvey milk (young harvey) at san francisco opera. bfa from nyu. thanks to mom, dad, ari, tara rubin, casey, the disney folks and his talented wife kelly! proud of my boys, jack and alex! adam's debut album, right where i belong, featuring songs by alan menken, is available at the merchandise stand and on itunes. @adamjacobsnycitunes. stand and on itunes. @adamjacobsnyc look at you! tyson any'tizers and crispy strips. [ sound of sports game ] you help fuel greatness. you'll just have to make the ultimate game day sacrifice... and be eaten. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... the first game without steph curry and so far so good. check it out in the gary rundown.

the security apparatus that has been used in several occasions the latest being during the unrest simba when in two thousand and eleven but now that the hostiles those member cities states the herion united arab emirates and saudi arabia have essentially imposed an embargo or blockade the siege on qatar it has prevented food and medicine and other things from reaching cutout except through other means and prevents a company citizens from traveling and so forth that's really brought into question this institution because not only has this crisis gone on for six months but throughout the six months we haven't heard a word from the g.c.c. as an institution and secretary general because he's the young has not spoken a single word about the crisis has not tried to find a solution to it and in fact the onus is being placed on kuwait's which is now the host of this summit to try and find a way out of this and so far it's failed but the fact that it's managed to bring about the foreign ministers here that in and of itself will be seen as some sort of a success in what's been a very difficult an

do you went to get off simba? jacqueline saying don't take offence, your singing is awful.messages. enjoying the calm before the calm and bustle of the day. the advice about how to keep calm was great. giving that advice were oh our three wise men, eddie and grant's three little dogs who have been keeping us entertained. a very merry christmas from all of us here on breakfast, have a fabulous day. this is bbc news. and christian fraser. the headlines at 9am: the queen will pay tribute to how the people of manchester and london dealt with this year's terror attacks, in her christmas day broadcast. and i'm here on the queen's sandringham estate in norfolk, where the royal family have gathered to celebrate christmas. and this year, that includes prince harry's fiance, meghan markle. the pope urges the world not to ignore the plight of migrants forced to leave their countries because of violence. also: christmas away from home for nearly 200,000 british armed forces personnel, including in afghanistan and iraq. the bbc is at one military base in iraq, as troops reflect on chris