you couple that with walt disney imagineering.pect this is a new high watermark but it certainly is not the end. it is just the beginning. ed: disney bought lucasfilms for almost $4 billion. the gross receipts from the films closed with almost $5 billion. disney hopes the galaxy's edge park would drive more merchandise. the star wars franchise has had less traction in key markets like asia and specifically, china. reservations for the land in california sold out in two hours. bloomberg expects the force to be strong with disney, especially when they report third-quarter revenues in august. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." you can tune in every day, 5:00 p.m. new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. we are livestreaming on twitter. be sure to follow our global news network tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: huawei, the chinese telecom company that pushed its way onto the global stage, becoming the world's largest provider of networking gear, the number two smartphone maker, and one one of the big

when i was a kid, the first walt disney film came out, there are dark moments in each of those that scare hell out of me, so it's pay back. >> when i kill you, i talk just like this! >> i got some moments in there that will be in their worse nightmares for the rest of their lives. >> the trick to making that blend of live action and animation is that the live action actor has to believe it. bob always believed that the rabbit was there. >> it really is an amenopausing performance. it's one that actors should study. >> because it was made before a lot of cgi was made, it was old school movie making with special effects. "who fraumed roger rabbit" is the most complicated movie ever made. >> don't tell me you lost your sense of humor already. >> does this answer your question? ♪ >> "the movies" sneak peek is brought to you by t-mobile, now connecting 99% of americans. t-mobile, america's network. 's . 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it.

but i go to walt disney world, and i enter the park in and out be bio metrics. fortune 500 companies can do it. it just seems that the government is not there yet. and while i will tell you with 35 plus years of experience, none of this is ever achievable without first and foremost partnerships. because as alluded to, the supply chain or you can refer to it as a supply network, what it's becoming, and if you don't have those partnerships, you're only going to be going back to the chain metaphor, only as strong as your weakest link. >> you mentioned 48 agency -- 47 agencies just on the u.s. side? >> yes. >> jorge, how many on the mexican side? >> so there are -- two? i hear. yeah. so it's migration and -- as you know, we're not -- migration and customs are separated. but no, there's also sanitary authorities there. and yeah. pretty much -- but i mean, but we don't need them to be at the port of entry. i mean, there's no sense for them to be there. >> but the coordination -- >> because we have the single way, i mean, we are coordinating there. right? so electronic

as they stormed ashore, walt's brother did get hit and walt kept on going.received the medal of honor for action that day. they were all young. you know, they don't call it the infantry for nothing. it's infants, it's young people who fight the war. my father fought in the pacific in new guinea in the philippines in the army. he was 26 years old, and everybody in his unit called him the old man because they were all 18, 19 years old. now, everybody knew what was possible. they just hoped it wouldn't be then. >> yeah. want to bring christopher back into the conversation. chris, i know we're going to be losing you soon, so i want to get sort of your final thoughts as we are about 15 minutes or so away from this ceremony to commemorate 75 years after d-day. >> well, i hope that what we've heard about the speech by president trump is true, and that he is going to reinforce the american commitment to the alliance and to the alliances that have help keep the world at least as stable as it is these last 74 years after the end of world war ii. that's what i hope. an

you couple that with walt disney ing.ine neari -- imagineer ed: the gross receipts from the almost $5ed disney hopes a galaxy edge park would drive more merchandise. franchise will have less traction in key markets like asia and specifically, china. withinld out in china two hours. bloomberg expects the force to be strong with disney, especially when they report third-quarter revenues in august. emily: that does it for this edition of "the of bloomberg technology." you can tune in p.m. new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg "real yield" starts right now. jonathan: coming up, fresh trade tension providing even more fuel for the global bond market rally. 10-year treasury yields breaking down to new lows for the year. bund yields printing a new record. uncertainty leaving high-yield credit exposed. spreads widen, funds suffer. another week of outflows. we begin with a big issue, more fuel for the treasury market rally. >> the bond market rally right now is a risk off trade. >> massive flight to safety. >> the flig

congress is debating a new emergency funding package to help will it ever become walt also coming up the killing that shocked germany a politician known for his program fugitive stands shot at his home. speck the man believed to have links to the far right has confessed did he act alone and cities across europe sweltering in a heat wave that has already broken records today was the hottest day in june in germany ever record. good to have you with us tonight the 2 houses of the u.s. congress are in a tussle over humanitarian aid for migrants at the mexican border the democrats in the house of representatives approved a multibillion dollar emergency funding package and now the republican controlled senate has approved its own version it's rejected of course the hell. says bill whichever of these finally triumphs president trump says that he'll probably veto the wrinkling comes amid reports of squalid conditions in u.s. detention centers housing children and then there is that disturbing photo the bodies of a toddler and her father who drowned trying to reach america and we have a warni

going on all the way parts to 2003 now walt turkey has. legalized homosexuality since the formation of the republican 1923 way ahead of all the western democracies for people who like a l g b t people it has been extremely difficult to exercise say their sexuality in public there's been little tolerance of that until the 2000 when this pride march started this was seen as an opportunity for people to show and to show visibly their sexuality and it did snowball from a few hundreds in the 1st year to building up to tens of thousands possibly even a 100000 last year it was allowed in 2015 and that is why this scene is so important to the l g p t movement is an opportunity to exercise their right to show their sexuality in population to show that it is part of turkish society but ever since that ban has been enforced and not only in this town but all across the country all the cities have been banning and happy cracking down on the upright marches this is seen as a battle of all of the right to freedom and to show show one's sexuality but it's

really novel about it but we do do a decent job, trying to explain what it meant when someone like walt cronkite came out against the vietnam war that his shifting opinion didn't really matter for the country and that's something they don't quite have today but it's something that we do try to re-create. >> there are probably more sources of information today than ever before. is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> it can be a good thing. the problem is people need help navigating that, so we've had a movement in the country, a kind of revolt against the elites, and that elitism is a bad thing. that's also thrown out the role of experts with it. and i think we need experts to help guide us in our daily affairs and to help us figure out which of these sources is actually trustworthy. >> so you're putting this book together. who surprised you the most what intrigued you the most, what was the one thing that you learned that you didn't know going into the project? >> that's a great question. we've been at it for so long i'm trying to remember what i didn't know at the start. i think what

if you picked walt whitman, you're right.he wrote... [ crowd cheering ] >> long before the brooklyn dodgers and ebbets field, these guys, known as the atlantics nine, are kings of that borough's diamonds. this 155-year-old picture of the team has been passed down in florence sasso's family ever since. one of the team's stars, archibald mcmahon, was her great-great-uncle. flo's mom, mildred, is caretaker of the card for years. she keeps it squirreled away in a candy box and takes it with her when she moves into flo's house in great barrington, massachusetts. but neither she nor her daughter knows which guy in the picture is uncle archie. what'd she tell you about it? >> she said, "put this in with your genealogy." >> in the spring of 2015, flo's been digging into their family background at the free genealogy program at the local senior center. so do you bring the card to show the class? >> i brought the card to the senior center. he said, "oh, my god. it's perfect." >> "he" is volunteer steve strommer, who runs the class. >> m

. >> it will cost for to visit walt disney resort. parks raised prices for platinum and platinum plus annual passes. one costs at least $1119 per person. if you own one, you get early access to "star wars" land once it opens in late august. disneyland's version of "star wars" land opened last month. abc 7 is owned by the walt disney company. >> a new look for airline seats. the future of these seats are smaller and smaller than ever. check this out. these are standing seats called the sky rider on display at this week's paris air show. according to sf gate.com, you lean on a bicycle seat type cushion that sits higher than the typical airline seat. it has about 23 inches of leg room. most airlines offer around 31 inches. this is comes from abeio interiors. this company has been pushing this concept for a decade. shockingly, still no takers from any of the airlines. i wonder why people don't want to go for that. >> you get to lean. >> can they make flying any less appealing? >> i don't think they can. >> than that. >> so uncomfortable.

soros, facebook co-founder chris hughes, and abigail disney, the granddaughter of roy disney, who was walt disney's brother. abigail is here now. abigail, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> why do you want to pay more taxes? >> it sounds crazy, doesn't it? but it's pretty plain. it's right there in sight for everybody. we are not paying our fair share, and we have not been for a really long time. in fact, the last bit of tax relief relieved a hell of a lot of people that didn't need relief. so it's time that we start speaking up and saying that we don't want me more tax benefits. we really want to see a healthy society. >> let's talk about the knock on this. this is a knock on the wealth tax, which elizabeth warren has been promoting on the trail, is that it would be too difficult to calculate and wealthy people can always find ways to shelter assets. is that true from your perspective? >> that's absurd. that's always the knock. first of all, wealthy people have a perfectly easy time calculating their wealth. they do it every single day. that's absurd. second o

you couple that with walt disney imagineering. this is a new high watermark but it certainly is not the end. it is just the beginning. ed: the gross receipts from the films closed with almost $5 billion. disney hopes a galaxy edge park would drive more merchandise. the star wars franchise has had less traction in key markets like asia and specifically, china. reservations for the land in california sold out in two hours. bloomberg expects the force to be strong with disney, especially when they report third-quarter revenues in august. emily: that does it for this edition of "the of bloomberg technology." you can tune in every day, 5:00 p.m. new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. we are livestreaming on twitter. be sure to follow our global news tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your li

walt on the spot and that you knew that exact moment hot vatican for me but i had a dang well doubt that the financial traces of the of the price came with out of his fathom the tumult you mark me of course the other prize money so much take it as a whole there's a dangled out that. they fell of the price. of just one thing without it was almost not true. in october 27th teen the german newspaper developed published an article in which. it stated that the european union had lost 30000000000 euros because of the very anti russian sanctions they had imposed it especially affected eastern europe where many polish farmers went broke and even committed suicide. is going to become a cancer that goes of on a get a moment and we'll report on the political rundown of the various elect. holds on the. or if you need any question of who show up at the m.g.m. i'm just going to tell me where it does from because i was in his opinion some of those and you know people who love it but then don't but if you don't hear me i watch and listen to most she goes for that of saddam much easier since she is the c

. >> brown: 31-year-old violinist vijay gupta, rehearsing onstage at walt disney concert hl as a memberos angeles philharmonic. world-class orchestra. top-level musician. albut not far away, gupta makes a life as a musician here, an area that many in his usual audience rarely if ever see: los angeles' skid row. a downtown neighborhood, home to thousands of the homeless, the battered, the struggling, living in shelters or on the streets, often ignored, even forgotten. >> the fact that skid row is two miles away from walt disney concert hall is not, in my mind, a matter of two different ctrlds, but a master-class in the way stal violence plays out. ging these two worlds and being a bridge is exactly thero of the artist today. >> brown: gupta grew up in new york state, the child of indian immigrants. pushed almost to a breaking point, he complied: he entered a pre-college program lliard at age seven, and performed with an orchestra at 11. by 17, he had an undergraduate degreen biology, then worked in a harvard neurological lab. >> those were incredibleut opportunities,hey weren't my choice

it was walt's way of saying. >> right. >> leave everything behind.ng into a new place, whether it's yesterday or tomorrow or fantasy. it's not where you're from. that's what this is in many respects. you're leaving your reality and entering the reality of "star wars." >> reporter: look forward to me. are you going to keep imagining and creating and what can we expect in the years ahead? >> in the future we're opening another "star wars" land in florida this summer. opening three new crew ships and a new "beatty and the beast" attraction and in hong kong we're building a utopia land, more in shanghai. a lot going on. >> reporter: global attendance was up something like 5% last year, and if you look just through the prism of what people spend in the u.s. theme parks at disney or their tickets, how much they are buying, the american consumer looks really solid. are you concerned at all about a faltering trend in the economic recovery because of trade wars, travel from chinese consumers less or even a trade war hurting the u.s. economy in. >> we take a l

you couple that with walt disney imagineering.is a new high watermark but it certainly is not the end. it is just the beginning. ed: disney bought lucasfilms for almost $4 billion. the gross receipts from the films closed with almost $5 billion. disney hopes the galaxy's edge park would drive more merchandise. the star wars franchise has had less traction in key markets like asia and specifically, china. reservations for the land in california sold out in two hours. bloomberg expects the force to be strong with disney, particularly when they report third-quarter revenues in august. news,low, bloomberg anaheim, california. emily: that does it for this edition of the "best of bloomberg technology." you can tune in every day, 5:00 p.m. new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. we are livestreaming on twitter. check us out at technology and be sure to follow our global news network tictoc. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them g

. >> jason: congressman walt, esyou are a freshman there, your first term in congress, but your militaryervice gives you an interesting perspective. following up on what congressman turner was talking about, what is the atmosphere? what arera democrats and republicans alike talking about on the hill? >> jason, i've operated against the iranians on the ground and dealt with them from previous service in the white house, and i can tell you the underlying premise here is what we have to agree on paired whether it is al qaeda in afghanistan, whether it's isis in iraq, whether it is raining-backed terrorists all over the region, we have to fightst these wars over there. we have to take care of it abroad in places like damascus, tehran, and cobble, or it will fall at home. this notion we see note no maxi on both the right in the left as they take care of it and bring the troops home in the world will be fine, i think is naive. we have seen it will follow us into europe, it will follow us to the united states. we have to stay on offense, and while i absolutely respect the president's right as c

that was it, but the emotional lift was so big for the knicks, also, walt "clyde" for it.ink the warriors will ? >> i think there's a sense of relief that the starters will feel right now, knowing he's on the floor, commanding that attention, but also giving him the defensive ability to put es and put him on gasol, operating away from the basket, where he likes to do. let's hope that steph goes full clyde frazier tonight, and that emotional and physical lift that could help take some of the burden off the defensive attention without k.d. is lifted with k.d. on the floor. i think you'll see a big change, at least evident early on. >>> that's does it for the "dubs on 7" pregame show. keep it right heave after the game, all the highlights. game, all the highlights. enjoy game 5, ev ♪ i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go,

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tonight we have a sneak peek at the technology telg you to leave your walt at home. ig imagine this, an international fl, plane >>> the 2020 presidential race is under way, but tomorrow president trump bid official. >> he'll do it in front of a rally-sized crowd in orlando tomorrow nig the president will be joined by first lady melania trump and vice president pence and karenn pe thousands of people are lined up for the event. cameras in orlando captured a much smaller crowd. the "orlando sentinel newspapere imated it was about 50 people. >>> some democrats vyingfo president trump's job were in d.c. this morning. they spoke about how to uplift pple living in poverty across america at the poor people's moral action congress. next week we'll see them in the first democratic debate. it'll be split between two nights to fit all 20 contenders who qualify. you can watch wednesday and thursday nightstarting at 9:00 p.m. followed by news4 at 11:00. >> maryland just gotr the gn light to issue digital driver's licenses. news4 is giving you sneak peek how they'll work. >> repor

the town of that he and more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to walt khalifa haftar fighters say they still have control of that at the end which serves as one of their main bases of operation losing it would be a big setback for their 12 week campaign to seize tripoli after it is allied with a rival government based in the eastern city of tobruk mahmud have done well head has the latest from tripoli. the city of that about 80 kilometers to the south was from the capital tripoli has finally fallen into the hands of forces loyal to the e.u. and it could nice to government of national accord the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of that huna for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlord 24 have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing the house was drawn to the town of us harbor which is in the west in the south of that again military sources with the government say that dozens of have forces were killed in t

warnermedia the walt disney company nbc universal and netflix of already said they'd reconsider working in george if the new law hold, several actors are also criticizing the law antiabortion activists in the state say that's intimidation. >>this is a critical time. in georgia. and more specifically net flakes. >>and among other film industry giants. is using intimidation in order to force georgians trade innocent human lives for money. outside forces. you know share pro-life values are threatening to damage our state's economy because they don't respect the person head preborn babies. >>anti abortion supporters now calling for a boycott of netflix and many people say they are canceling their subscriptions the so-called heartbeat bill is set to go into effect in georgia on january first if it goes unchallenged in the courts. >>for your help tonight white meat has long been seen as the healthier alternative to red meat in darker poultry meats but according to a new ucsf study that's not necessarily true. researchers say those red meat and white meat have the same effects on your choleste

of our top stories libya's un recognized government says it's retaken the town of that he and from walt after it's been one of the main bases for half past forces who say they still control it would have the wellhead has more from tripoli the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of the horn for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlords really for have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing get as they have those drawn to the town of us harbor which is in the west in the south of that again the 2020 u.s. presidential candidates been a sparring on a packed debate stage in miami for the 1st time 10 democratic party hopeful spoke on a range of topics including immigration health care and the tensions with iran another 10 including front runners bernie sanders and joe biden will take part in the 2nd debate on thursday. global trade tensions and the standoff between the u.s. and iran are likely to dominate this year's g. 20 summit world leaders ar

and i think it turned out to be a good strategy because we're seeing that like that from a few 1000 walts we have hundreds of thousands of difference in just 3 weeks later that means that there's a huge shift from the k.p. for. and the people who voted for de k.p. candidates and then shifted to mumble so turkey is actually very tired off this polarized language that 8 elections in the country over the past 6 years can you imagine that almost one election including local elections on the referendums so people are tired of elections and you cannot do business when you're in an election environment where you're waiting for what's going to happen after the elections and as you are tired from that kind of fireman and as you're tired from that kind of a political division and polarization then you start shifting to a person who's giving you hope and him all the managed to actually gather the whole of so many people and i think it's going to be over time more successful as he will continue playing this game because they managed to find a good strategy and they are developing that and it's just t

new deal -- exit he's very much so for a deal but he think- by -- having a big smile and and when walt and having is characteristic -- walk into brussels that somehow everything will change -- i think what what makes it different more difficult for him than trees ma. it is setting the expectation so high when he's got really no cards to play the he doesn't want a geneneral election he's against a second referendum they will be the same. numbers of that the same peas. as as theresa may have to don't like the deal on the table the european union isn't changing -- the deal certatainly without any changes to britain's red lines none of which boris claims to want to move so. it seems it is he's gonna do no better than theresa may accept what might disappoint more given the people seem to think you're on the conservative side. he is the one to to see things through but it's a it's a poisoned chalice he's got and i think you know possibly very short lived partnership if he ever gets there. now given given that the conservative party is so divided on brady's it and as you said he's going to mo

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. >> did you go to walt disney world? who discusses? >> mickey and minnie. >> did you have fun with your family? yeah, one of the things that's so special, but this is not just a wish for the child. it's a wish not whole family. a child doesn't just get cancer, a whole family gets it. what was it like to take the whole family thanks to make-a-wish. >> for us it was an escape for all of us for what milan was going through, still going through. >> and he may be finished with treatment next month? >> hopefully. >> we wish you the best. we're glad you have a great time at disney world. made possible by people who donated. donate your miles. if i have miles about to expire, well, don't worry about it. if you donate them to the charity, they never expire. now is the perfect time to give us a call to help us out. >> thanks so much, garvin. >>> we're almost at our goal. we're hoping to get a million donated miles. just call the number. we hear the tellathon is going to be extended until 7:15. -1-8 po 3-nbc-kntv and you can go online to nbcbayar

consumer stap willi stapers names have done well and finally one with the big names, a tremendous stock, walt disney look at this, $140 a 25% gain and this is one of the main reasons that the s&p 500 is up nearly 4% this quarter guys, back to you. >> and meantime the nasdaq lags the major indices. let's get up to bettrtha coombs. >> it is a tech story. we are seeing a bit of a move up in health care names biotech right now just inching into positive territory. as far as tech though, we're seeing some of the biggest winners this quarter giving back at this hour adobe, coupa, microsoft, are giving back. and chips as you mentioned are the big drag ahead of micron's earnings but not forget that chips have also been the best performer month to date up about 8%. having rebounded but of course a lot of caution ahead of g-20 and whether we'll see those tariffs resolved or some sort of peace with regard to them. back to you. >> turning now to the bond market, yields on the move falling below the 2% level rick santelli has more >> you know, this chart starts the of the day fed meeting last week and you

rob: walt disney world hiking its annual prices before the star wars galaxy's and attraction opens inkeep going up. according to theme park insider, non-florida residents will see a hike up to 25%. that is a headache. florida residents could see increases of 20%. disney world announced hollywood studio will open at 6:00 am in september. hotel guests can check out star wars. you have to be rich to go to disney world. say goodbye to your personal space. to check out new airplane seats showcased at the paris air show. less then two feet of legroom, 23 inches, most airplane seats have 31 inches of legroom. look at the bicycle style seats. this looks awful. so far no have plans to use this idea, let's hope not. jillian: you know how michelle obama feels about vegetables. >> turnips for what? turnips for what? rob: michelle obama went viral for this video during her time in the white house but turns out americans aren't as excited about turnips as she is. jillian: turnips show it is the least favorite vegetable in the us. veggie tracker says 27% of americans hate turnips. rob: the favorite

. >> getting the color tv was huge because suddenly we could watch "walt disney's wonderful world ofcid trip of a show. we just could not believe it. tinkerbell going bing, bing, bing. and it was like special effects par excellence. ♪ the world is a carousel of color ♪ ♪ >> it also happened just coincidentally at the time when what we think of as the mod '60s came in. colors were all over the place just as tv could start to take advantage of them. >> hi. >> well, glad you could make it. >> i remember saying stay tuned for "gidget" next, in color. >> wednesday nights at 10:15, in color, on abc. >> it was a big marketing thing. >> color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of "lost in space." "lost in space" started off as a black-and-white show and then went to color. it didn't get any better when it went to color. >> dr. smith, you're alive. >> of course, i'm alive. do i look like a corpse? >> the period has a reputation for being tv as a kind of candy. sometimes it felt like there was in really aggressive innocence to it. >> you're only to blow

you need the charging walt with tassel. they're wristlets with a built-in power bank.got charge thatting cables for android and i-phones. >> you put your february in here, put the phone -- >> and the wallet here. you've got the credit cards, i6r789 d., everything in all one place. power bank is there. >> amazing. >> i like this a lot. listen, we know how much the pack chargers cost. this is like that plus a wallet in it. >> exactly. it has that extra laifl of identity theft protection built into the wallet. it's a smart wallet. >> well, well! >> how beautiful are these colors? we have seen these as high as $60. today we have them at just $20, 67% saichgs. >> i'm into this gold one. >> moving on. you got to have your hot or cold beverage you. >> yes, we do. >> we have the remi insulated bottle. they come in a three-pack. you get your choice of the 16 ounce or 17 ounce bottles and the set clusz one of each colors, the pink, the black, the blue. they keep drinks cold for 24 hours or hot for 24 hours. >> 24 hours. >> did 17 ounce bottles are rubber lines. nice texture. and

long years of planning, designing, building, and mention the winning a few championships in between, waltsentimental about leaving oakland but excited about the future of the franchise. >> all the excitement of the playoffs today, all the excitement about finishing out our time in oracle, is matched by what we have to look forward to next year. >> pretty impressive. >> very, very nice. >> no big deal. >> some of it is out of my price range, but some of it is. >> we'll turn to sports. we have your highlights. >> things got heated in the series finale between the giants and the rival dodgers at oracle park. we'll show you what got madison bumgarner fired up. the warriors are in toronto. where they need to win and could they possibly get kevin durant back for game five? we'll get you caught up. >>> rafael nadal sought to become the first singles player to win 12 french opens to date. we have the highlights coming up next in sports. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of peopl

with trading under way on walt street this morning, slack is hoping for another strong day after a blockbusterthey closed above $38 per share yesterday, almost 50% higher than the initial price. that gives slack a valuation of more than $19 billion. grocery outlet also went public yesterday. they opened 41% above the ipo price of $22 and closed at 28 1/2. >>> the market opened and there was a surge yesterday. the dow is down right now about 13 points. >>> well this is a fun place to watch a sunrise. i'm jackie ward live at the sonoma raceway for their 50th anniversary. nascar is back here this weekend. i have diana here. what a fun weekend you guys have lined up. >> absolutely. it is fun to see the sun come up over this place. we have lots of campers waking up in the campgrounds and are excited for a full weekend of nascar and we're excited to bring it to them. >> you have a special course coming back after years of not being here. that is pretty call. >> that is the first major change we have made in 20 years. none of the current cup drivers have ef ditch ven the full road course so we figure

well-known battles in the eastern theater can grow tedious, but in some ways, the real war, to steal from walt whitman, and you can think about this when you go see the women -- see the whitman exhibit, for which steve is a most entirely responsible, "the real war, in many ways, has gotten into the books." it really has gotten into the books, and that war showcases the paramount importance of the eastern theater. i am reminded of advice from a scholar named barnes lathrop, who was my advisor and graduate -- in graduate school at the university of texas in austin . i had a really good idea. i thought boy, this is a great idea of. somebody just gave me the hook 'em horns sign. i am literate in horns. i thought damn, the evidence was not working out and made my idea not look too good. there will be slight profanity, he looked at me and said "goddammit, gallagher, just go where the evidence leads, and you will be all right." well, i think barnes lathrop was correct about that, the evidence suggests strongly that to them, the eastern theater looms largest. i think we should take their testimony ser

the details with the cast at walt disney world. >> and matt cohhen was also frot and center at the bigremiere. >> lovely lack in the air. have you noticed that? >> a lot of fun. >> they all look like sisters. >> are you excited to see dad reprize his role? >> yeah, i'm really excited. >> tim allen made it a family affair with his daughters and wife jane who helped keep him cool in 100-degree weather. what really had tim sweating were the strict instructions not to reveal any spoilers especially since he broke the news that reeves was joining the franchise way before an official announcement. >> i outed reeves and gave us talking points, do not talk about the end of this. okay. very emotional. let me put it that way. very tough on tom and i. >> they give "toy story 4" new voices but as i learned at our sit down at disneyworld, this is plenty of thfrom the old movie. >> help me. >> with my foot. >> 25 years of this, still number one my favorite because it was number one but boy have they expanded the story. >> woody and buzz are so iconic, their images are all over the theme parks as tom

i don't see anybody catching joe biden but traditional democrat nominee walt win in south carolina.traditional nominee, someone like calvert who is -- that's the dilemma they have. i think he's probably -- i'm not an expert on those politics. >> martha: next time you will have to tell us, lindsey graham's funny story. trey gowdy, thank you very much. >> martha: thank you sir. good to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up, and mysterious story. she disappeared 45 years ago, this little girl and a case that had gone cold. but today the fbi is releasing a chilling phone call that was made to her mother because they believe there may be some more territory to cover on this investigation. >> $10,000 might be a lot of bread but your daughter's life is the butter topping. yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on h

laugh or crying or be interested >> there's a growing sense on wall street that people are giving walty-c the company credit for being best positioned in this world among new traditional media companies just because of the brand, properties in house but this idea that netflix with a few billion dollars a year can create a virtual library pretty quick quickly. it would suggest it's not that easy if you were back at disney would you feel well positioned or not? >> we always like getting credit whether we deserve it or not it was always good disney, i went there in '84 and everybody talked about how it was going to end ands it want going to end because it had these great legacy family-oriented products which we help recreate disney has a great legacy. bob iger following me. pixar and "star wars." buying fox forget how much they paid for all these things it gives them an advantage i would say netflix being the first mover is not to be d discarted. amson is not to be discarded apple, we just are about to make a big apple deal with tornante at&t is not to be discarded. and then there are man

. >> walt disney is the biggest gainer on the dow, up 26%, on fire since they announced bundle productsn april 11th growth in its cloud business has been powering microsoft. up 14% it helps it's not one of the tech companies getting caught up in the debate about tech regulation, ensnared facebook and amazon walmart up 13%, slowly convincing it has the tools to compete against amazon visa up 10% this quarter and just off a historic high on double digit payments volume growth in most parts of the world. on the other side, disappointing earnings and cautious guidance were the main reasons why some dow stocks were laggards, the global slow down hurt several multinationals including 3m which dropped after disappointing guidance in april. intel dropped. they issued disappointed guidance also in april, walgreens also had disappointing earnings guidance and exxon mobil went into a decline after its earnings report in april energy is the biggest sector loser on the quarter down about 4% but still fuelling the gains this month back to you, scott. >> good stuff, bob thank you so much. let's trade

>> well, don, laws are for the little people and i think as walt can say after many, many years of watchingf ethical comings and goings there's been a sort of normative behavior that says you don't go out as a government official and engage in direct partisan politics. it's just one of these things that helped build a little confidence that our government was there to serve the people regardless of the political wins of the day. but donald trump both encourages lawlessness, models lawlessness and has an attorney general who protects him from his own lawlessness. so i think you're going to see kellyanne will get away with this and be rewarded for this. trump looks at this as a good thing because they want this message that they're immune from the law, no legal sanction that applies to them. if she can avoid the hatch act, which is black letter law, not a debatable question, not a free speech matter, it is black letter law, if she can avoid that why couldn't she just take an envelope full of cash from somebody? accept a bribe from somebody? if the laws don't apply, let's just tear it all up.

so the question is who is the very first person not named disney to run disney after walt, after royisney. it was a fellow named don tatum. our podcast isn't about disney, it's about leadership. so we talked to the chairman of microsoft who's the very first chairman of microsoft not named bill gates. we'll talk leadership and venture capital and the challenges of silicon valley. >> there are many, many, many companies in the valley that are working on the exact same problem or have a similar idea, and so execution becomes everything. >> john is the first of ten new interviews on sand hill road. i hope you give it a try as i walk you through what sand hill road is. our podcast is available on itunes, apple podcasts, google play or wherever you get your podcasts. >> scott, thank you. it is a good listen. >>> up next here at 6:00, will they end up flying the flag after all? the decision just hours away on the gay pride flag in the east bay in one particular city. - hey, mike. check out this time-space wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you. - earl