and walt disney is nodding and stuff.and now this is what they wanted well to do, but the character are called mister taxpayer and we want that and walt said no, no, no i'm not creating a new character. >> they said no? >> he said no, we already have the perfect character for you. donald duck. >> donald duck? >> listen folks he said the disney studios like any other studio. we are giving you one of our star actors right now. just look at it that way. because if cantankerous donald duck can pay his taxes than anyone can. remember in previous weeks we looked at the history of animation, we saw some animated cartoons of donald duck and we saw how cantankerous he could be. we saw how he was made in part on the cantankerous secretary of the interior, how icky. and donald can pay his taxes, anybody can pay their taxes. so that what we will do, is i will show you a bit of a clip of a cartoon that walt disney, created, involving donald duck persuading him and persuading the american people to pay their taxes. i want to show you h

on thursday, chris dried walt, podcast cohost of perino and star walt. and on friday, jennifer briney, host of congressional dish. as he left the white house on his way to a campaign rally in cincinnati, the president took questions from reporters for about 20 minutes. reporter: are you worried about the [indiscernible]

it the walt disney family museum is out of the presidio.the most popular museums in san francisco. the tickets are worth $35 each. walt disney raised animation to an art form. you know that. they are -- it's an amazing museum set up by the family not run by a non-profit. you'll have a great time. go to abc7news.com and look for the finney's friday free stuff page. >> you just know michael. kristen's getting stylish with the craft exhibits. >> thank you. that will do it for us tonight. world news with david muir" is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm kristen sze. for all of us here, thanks for joining us tonight. >> a reminder about our town hall on the bay area's housing crisis right now till 7:00 p.m. send us your questions on twitter, instagram or facebook tagging them with the #better bay area. >>> tonight, the tragedy on the kennedy compound. the kennedy granddaughter found unresponsive at the family home. the family devastated. grandmother ethel kennedy and what she is saying tonight. what her granddaughter saoirse kennedy hill talked openly

and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delsigne was rummaging through some cabinets behindis sergeant's desk. >> i was just being nosy. i thought what was this. >> reporter: it was the carol lubahn case folder. over 20 years old and as cold as they come. >> i thought this is interesting. i wonder if this lady is still missing. >> reporter: of course she was. so again he read through the police reports. couldn't help notice the subtle changes in mike's story. >> and i thought that was kind of strange, because i wouldn't think that you would forget the last time you saw your wife. >> reporter: so he went to see carol's parents, her mom, melba, her dad, milt. >> he looked up at me and was starting to cry. i said, milt, are you okay? and he goes, oh, i'm just so happy. i can't believe you guys are still interested in this case. >> how much did that have to do with you driving ahead on this case, that conversation? >> a lot. i'm the father of three daughters as well. i thought what if this is my middle daughter. >> milt died one month later, never knowing what happened to his be

walt, chris, and daughter emily, who live in an honor, middle-class neighborhood outside of boston, are in a uniquely tragic position. they lost a loved one twice. first to an extremist ideology, then to an extremist bullet. >> from the outside, like my brother was a neo-nazi. and people would message me on facebook, your brother deserved to die. and it's hard to get other people to understand that he was in a neo-nazi group but he was still a good kid. people are like, you're delusional, you're trying to cope. no. those two things can coexist. >> i want to understand, you know, who was andrew as a kid? what was the trajectory? can you tell me a little bit about that? >> he was a little loveable, red-lipped kid, always drooling, and so, so cuddly. he was compassionate and he had lots of empathy. ♪ happy birthday >> 15 years later, andrew was a conflicted and lost teenager. >> how can you have these feelings about yous and african-americans and nationalism and on the other side be this loving, compassionate, and passionate person? >> between 2012 and 2016, there was a 600% increase in fo

walt is joining us from pittsburgh. good morning. >> caller: good morning. yes, i was there around 2002. it is not just the accident but the greed involved. the one plant up there caused a huge blackout. what happened is they shut down the large area. that was the greed of the plant manager and the people involved, trying to make themselves look good. the other one was up in ohio, a nuclear plant, same company, where the hedge was going bad. instead of doing anything, they waited until the last minute. fortunately, there wasn't a lot of damage done, but i believe them heads is something like -- i don't know the exact price -- $250 million? rath rather, the guy running the plant didn't get it fixed, he caused more trouble waiting until the last minute. that's what i've seen. i worked in steel mills. i'd rather work in a nuclear plant. steel mills in the '70s and '80s and '90s were way more dangerous than nuclear plants. >> walt, thanks for the call. >> all the lessons we learned from three mile island and other incidents, there are still problems. that's why

we're live from walt disney world inside the brand-new galaxy's edge this morning. ♪ go, go >>> it'sd i see that right? the deep fried barbecue chicken stuffed pizzadilla, oh, there's pepperoni in there too. how do you make it? what goss it taste like? we're making this insane recipe from start to finish live right here. ♪ larger than life >>> get ready for gronk. the three-time super bowl champ is here live and he's here to say -- >> good morning, america! >>> good morning, america. we have's been having a debate. tom and i cannot wait to try the deep fried barbecue chicken stuffed pizzadilla. >> i thought you just said -- >> no, i'm hungry. >> i didn't eat breakfast. i'm ready for this thing. >> yeah, so you got to see it right there. this video from twisted food has more than 20 million views and now chef david rose is here. he's going to show us how to make it live and when he shows us how to make it live that means we're going to eat it live. >> i'm skeptical. we will see. we're going to see. >>> you know who else is here, the "star wars" stormtroopers are handling security righ

on walt disney to report the numbers after the bell.be eyeing numbers which included a record-breaking box office success of avengers end game, the opening of a new star wars attraction and the heavy investment in streaming. bloomberg's paul sweeney is here to tell us what to watch for. there was importance on getting the streaming piece right and the stock building enthusiasm. could that be a sore spot? paul: it could be. right now they are in the investment phase. they will not launch disney plus until late this year. they launched sports espn plus seeing a ramp-up in expenditures in programming and technical expenses and overhead expenses associated with the new business. big streaming product will not launch until late this year. we will track subscribers and revenue then. it is all about the cost. we know it will not make money on the streaming business but they seem to be ok with that. shery: you have spending on disney plus and then also consolidation of hulu -- does that mean more losses? paul: potentially, they are not going to

that we're open to negotiations larry kudlow that says in the walt disney company tumbled as much as 5 percent afterwards reported a steeper than expected earnings decline 2nd quarter profits fell 51 percent the disappointing figures come despite strong box office gains thanks to record breaking films like the evans is endgame which became the old time top grossing film disney announced it was spending more than and to space just in the run up to its launch off its 1st bundle video streaming service in an open. talk of a video streaming when we talk about climate change we who rarely think about the internet industry we all assume the oil industry is the biggest culprit and a factor in transport in agriculture also the big climate baddies but a study from a think tank in france now suggests that the internet isn't nearly as green as you and i might have thought digital services accounted for an estimated 3.7 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions is almost twice as much as civil aviation and still about hof as much as all the world's cars and motorcycles one reason the huge serve

well let's get you up zain now and some of the other stories making news around the walt president my call francaise the g. 7 has agreed to help countries affected by the wildfires raging in the amazon rain forest as fast as possible brazil's right wing president has begun deploying tens of thousands of troops to deal with the blazes. germany's present my has officially osc italy for forgiveness for war crimes committed in northern tuscany in 1944 soldiers of the nazi regime brutally murdered about 400 people in the village of sun or 75 years ago at a commemoration ceremony spoke out against nationalism and racism. thousands of ranger refugees who rallied in cox's bazaar in bangladesh to mark 2 years since meanwhile armed forces crackdown on the population more than 730000 were hinge or were displaced from me and more into neighboring bangladesh and have been able to return at the rally mostly men and children who attended prayed and chanted we want to go hard. well violence has flared in hong kong once again after pro-democracy activists took to the streets for a 12th straight weeken

and us take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the walt thousands of refugees rallied in cox's bazaar bangladesh to mark 2 years since 1000000 miles on forces cracked down on the population more than 730000 ranger were displaced from myanmar into neighboring bangladesh and have been unable to return at the rally the very sleepy men in children who attended prayed and chanted we want to go home. israel says its air force has hit targets in syria to prevent a drone strike on its territory while planes struck overnight south of the syrian capital damascus israel's prime minister claims his forces thwarted an attack by iran syria says it shot down the incoming missiles. germany's president. has officially are asking italy for forgiveness for war crimes committed in northern tuscany in 1944 soldiers of the nazi regime brutally murdered about 400 people in the village of vic north 75 years ago at a commemoration ceremony spoke out against nationalism and racism. violence has flared in hong kong once again after pro-democracy activists took to the streets for a 12 str

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well, hulu is deepening ties with the walt disney company. of a disney-fox mercer, the hulu originals team is joining walt disney television. shares of disney tv studios -- the chair of disney tv studios speculation ofd whether disney can create compelling tv shows not tied to licensed titles. in may, bloomberg reported disney could take full control over hulu in a deal with co-owner comcast. coming up, while jeffrey epstein could be waiting up to a year to go to trial in the midst of sex trafficking allegations, silicon valley executives wasting no time distancing themselves from him. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: jeffrey epstein facing charges of sex trafficking underage girls, has long claimed a social circle of powerful in washington and wall street, but a different group of elite now distancing themselves from even the previous encounters with epstein, the investors and entrepreneurs of silicon valley. the way these contacts came about is jeffrey epstein's little black book, his contact list, addresses included a lot

. ♪ thousands of snapshots on police station walt remained the only link to many of america's most affluents and the children who embodied their great expectations. ♪ nearly everybody in the hippie community smokes marijuana, whether they call it pot, grass, hemp, joint or mary jane, marijuana is the basic background for the shared drug experience. it is shared to such an extent roach pipes are in demand. andach is a marijuana butt, requires a holder for those last few drags. the new generation, runaways or but foruse marijuana, some there is a social imperative beyond flaunting societal rules. for these adventurers, mind-expanding drugs open a window to a new frontier. >> beautiful energy, and energy theife, energy of love, energy and every living entity, it is an energy we can't know about before we are born, the energy that is going to happen to us when we die. but we know about the energy before us, man, woman and child, animals. and if we love all that energy, we will love life so much that we will never die, because you will be so sure that you are part of god and part of that life en

walt disney, no amusement park in iowa has a better ride than that. every so often they say stop, hold on, special forces have been ambushed. quickly, get out of that plane. they have been unhooked from that catapult. you shut off your engine. all of a sudden they push off that button and you are still attached to that catapult. off you go into the middle of the night for a great and final ride. a youth comes out on the deck. could be from anywhere. goes under the plane where the pilot cannot see and unhooks it from the plane. and then knowing the pilot cannot see it while it is in front of that plane, it gives a very simple signal. and looks at the pilot in the eye and doesn't move until he or she, the pilot, have shut off their engines, and got safely on deck. that youth has told us everything our country is yearning for. if i made a mistake not for my word but for my deed you are going right through me. and i am going for -- going overboard with you. i have yet to meet hardly anyone who believes that anyone in washington, d.c. would stand in front

walt disney‘s third—quarter results disappointed investors, however. down 28% from a year ago.pectations, shares fell on the news. the results come at a time of huge change for the family— friendly entertainment giant. the drop in profit is the result of the cost the company is absorbing to create its new digital streaming service, disney pass which is launching in november to challenge nablus. —— disney plus, it also acquired the assets of 21st century fox. speaking of the results, ceo bob iger said the quarter reflected the company‘s effo rts the quarter reflected the company‘s efforts to enhance and advance its strategic transformation. michelle fleu ry strategic transformation. michelle fleury in new york. protesters in hong kong have been issued with a stern warning by china that attempts to quote" play with fire will only backfire", the message came as the city comes under pressure from nine weekends in a row of anti—government demonstrations. mariko 0i joins me now from the city. mariko, obviously a strong warning from china, but it doesn‘t appear to be deterring protest

walt whitman, who traveled a great metaphorical distance. and mark twain. sam clemens went around the world and around and around and around. it has been nothing but fun. >> is there another question in the front row? >> my question has to do with manifest destiny and imperialism. i think before the civil war, the movement toward manifest destiny explains the territorial movements, acquisitions from other presidents. however, hay was heavily involved in something which took a leap away from the traditional united states of america. that was when william steward, during, well after lincoln's assassination, acquired alaska. i would think that one can make the point that american imperialism, and hay was around all this, might have begun with the purchase of alaska, which was beyond the usual erritorial jurisdiction of the united states. could you comment on those two ideas, manifest destiny, which explains a jefferson to some extent, and the beginning of imperialism under seward. >> yes. seward was a big fan of young ohn hay. shent him off to europe after lin

walt disney and target announced a collaboration that will see 25 disney stores open within the targettores will then open by the end of next year. disney said the "shop—in—shop" would feature an array of more than a50 items from the company, which saw some disney only store closures earlier this year. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, let's take a look at how the markets are doing. asia is trading significantly lower today as fears over the us—china trade war continue to grow. the chinese premier told a state—backed newspaper today that he's willing to resolve the dispute through calm negotiations, but so far, those comments haven't had much of a calming effect. and as we heard from sharanjit, the yuan down to near 11—year lows. millions of bags of peat are sold each year for use as garden compost. even though it helps the growth of plants, campaigners in the uk are calling for a legally—enforced ban, because of the damage the production process does to the environment. our reporter sam fenwick has more. we have been digging up peat to using compost for

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podcast cohost of perino and star walt. and on friday, jennifer briney, host of congressional dish. as he left the white house on his way to a campaign rally in cincinnati, the president took questions from reporters for about 20 minutes. reporter: are you worried about the [indiscernible] [booing] --reporter: why the tariffs against china now and are you worried about the dow today? pres. trump: no. people don't understand quite yet about what's happened. we've taxed china on $300 billion worth of goods and products being sold into our country. and china eats it because they have to pay it because what they do is they devalue their money -- their currency and they push money out. our people haven't paid as you them we are also charging to a 5% on $250 billion. we're taking in many billions of dollars. there's been absolutely no inflation currency and push and it has not cost our consumer anything. it costs china. what has happened is a lot of countries are moving out of china so they can avoid -- china has -- this is their worst year in 27 years according to yesterday's "wall stree

podcastn thursday, cohost of carino and style walt -- and then jennifer briney, host of "congressionalish." here is a look at live coverage wednesday. bullock eastern, steve will speak at the national press club about the 2020 presidential race and policy issues like gun violence and campaign-finance followed by the chair of the house oversight committee on his committee's investigations of the trump administration. on c-span 2, a discussion about the importance of maintaining military air superiority on a global scale and after noon, a discussion about congressional war powers and whether the 2001 authorization for the use of military force can be applied to future conflicts and the heritage foundation takes a look tradean-south korea relations and how they are 1:30ting u.s. diplomacy at . >> a look at cyber threats facing the health care industry. threats,cluded insider ransomware attacks at hospitals, packing of medical devices and privacy challenges with health care apps. this runs an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining us today. my name is greg mathis. i am healt

. >>> number seven this morning, walt disney resort in florida holds a dedication ceremony for their version of galaxy's edge at hood studios. it opens to the public tomorrow in orlando. >>> today's rob gone oregon sk rob gronkowski -- >> reporter: an emotional confession from one of the nfl's biggest stars. >> football was bringing me down and i didn't like it. i was losing that joy in life. >> reporter: rob gronkowski retired in march. but until now, we never knew the private struggle that the three-time super bowl champ was secretly enduring. >> in the super bowl, a couple minutes into the second quarter. i caught a pass on the left side, cut over. the linebacker took me right ow, right here in my quad. i flipped in the air and i knew my quad was done. >> reporter: this morning only on gma, rob gronkowski opens up in a live interview with michael strahan. his decision to leave football at age 29 and what he's doing now to bring joy back to his life. with your "gma first look," paula ferris, abc news, new york. >>> major drugmaker purdue pharma is talks to settle more than 2,000 la

libya's capital tripoli for several hours on saturday the airport has come under repeated attack since walt cleaver have to launch an offensive to capture the city in april and sudan's military and opposition coalition of finally reached a constitutional agreement but the deal is yet to be signed the agreement should lead to the formation of a transitional government to run sudan until elections are held in 2022 and you can follow those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera rebel education do stay with us. the saudi u.a.e. war on yemen has led to thousands of deaths and left millions hungry what role has the u.s. played in the world's worst humanitarian crisis is the entity that has the right to begin and robert malley a top advisor on the middle east to president obama talks to al jazeera education matters the universal rights to expand the rise and offer better prospects the passport to a better life yet around the globe schools and institutions braking. systems been deemed to be no longer fit. me thinking one school of an

walt disney, no amusement park in iowa has a better ride than that. every so often they say stop, hold on, special forces have been ambushed. quickly, get out of that plane. they have been unhooked from that catapult. sudden they push off that button and you are still attached to that catapult. off you go into the middle of the night for a great and final ride. a youth comes out on the deck. goes under the plane where the pilot cannot see and hooks it from the plane. and then knowing the pilot cannot see it while it is in front of that plane, it gives a very simple signal. and looks at the pilot in the eye and doesn't move until here she, the pilot, have shut off their engines, and gun safely on deck. that has told us everything our country is yearning for. if i made a mistake not for my you are for my deed going right through me. and i am going for -- going overboard with you. anyoneyet to meet hardly who believes that anyone in washington, d.c. would stand in front of that plane for them. there is no way we will meet the defining challenges of our t

educator and his father and palmer but i'm so old that incoming 1015 years the lord of the temple of walthollow drew in coker devalues all tolerance. mutual understanding these things cannot be ignored forever because the fundamentalist forces and the phonetic close is also acting very deeply and intensely and we cannot undermine their power the power of communication deaf our off technology ordinary people who must not modernise support them must not suppose in this report that the international community has to invest more on the education routes can prevent young people to enter into the trap of tending to closer's. this is the delhi life from hong kong on alert for another weekend of violence on t.v. pretexts tradeable to see activists on the march again despite fears by the practice ound that across town supporters of the banking backed government state their own counter demonstration. also thought it was. just struggling to join one of geminis top boys quiet as the court rules has no place in the hollowed ranks of singers.

plans to open another 40 locations by october 2020, and a new small format store near orlan dose' walt disney world resort in 2021. the news comes on the heels of target's strong quarterly earnings results last week where it showed it was able to drive more customers and their spending to its stores. marcus, chrkris? >> they do a good job luring me in. >> now kids will say i'll go to target with you. >> that's my quiet time. thanks, contessa. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," a check of that forecast for you on monday. >> as we start out, clear skies and it's also going to be another hot day. here is a live look outside in walnut creek, our temperatures in the low 60s to start, but 82 already at 11:00. we'll talk more about this and our spare the air day, coming up next. >>> looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza as we get off to a nice, calm start on this monday morning. hope you had a great weekend. i think we did. we'll be talking about it during the break. >>> if your pup isn't already celebrated enough today is the day to do it because it is national dog day, celebratin

walt disney who created mickey mouse, he was a visionary.eature length cartoon. no one ever thought about this. they thought he was out of his mind. >> no one had ever attempted this before. and the attempt is difficult for us to understand because it isn't just making feature animation. it is to see if an audience would care about drawings. >> "snow white" is based on a european fairytale, but it's not a children's picture. it was intended for a mixed audience of adults and kids. >> good-bye. good-bye. >> walt was not afraid to have dramatic power. >> i can't do it. >> he was not afraid to go there. not afraid to have scenes that would be scary, traumatic even. >> people were shocked to find out that they were genuinely afraid in the scary parts and genuinely moved when snow white is under the sleeping death because of the tenderness of the animation. grown adults wept at the premiere. so disney did everything that they said couldn't be done. it was a giant hit. way surpassed expectations and allowed walt to really build the studio. >> ever

he previously received the group's lifetime achievement award walt disney and stanley kubrick will alsoe inducted posthumously at a special reception in october in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>and before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge of minor weights in the cash lanes w welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, happy friday. >>and we are looking forward to the weekend but also looking forward to some cooling temperatures. i know it's not going to beat rask sickly different today. but if we just take off a few each day, i'm happy with that yeah she the few >>i believe eventually are back to the 80's before you know, it's remember the such a nice you know what it is looking like an a weekend full of 80's actually so really we're not wasting a lot of time getting there. >>yesterday was a hot one, but it was a beautiful start to the morning. this picture right here was of the moon set over san francisco sent in by michael devine yesterday morning speaking of yesterday. there's

president donald trump says talks with china are back on he believes beijing wants to make a deal and walt markets rebound and also coming up athletics lifts the currency controls which has helped keep the money from leaving greece for the last.

the home of mickey mouse, walt disney, disappointed investors with their results.ned their attention to the fox corporation which was created in march and disney bought 21st century fox. investors want to know if revenue from its cable news business will continue to drive profits as it did during its first quarter as a stand—alone company. revenue is likely to get a boost thanks to more riders using the service, but people are wondering what it might turn a profit, a key question for wall street. profit, a key question for wall street. joining us isjeremy stretch from cibc world markets. we were talking about the reserve bank of india and new zealand. is it a race to the bottom? last week we we re a race to the bottom? last week we were talking about the federal reserve and then cutting rates in more than a decade. this week it is about rates coming down in new zealand, but not by a quarter of a point. they cut rates by half a point. they cut rates by half a point and they are down to 1%. they are talking about what can they do in terms of additional policies? can

it was the success of the final avengers film that will likely push revenue for walt disney for the quarter also see a drop in profit, a result of the costs the company is absorbing to create its new digital services. but thatis create its new digital services. but that is what investors will be most interested in hearing about. the company's interested in hearing about. the compa ny‘s progress on interested in hearing about. the company's progress on its new streaming service, disney plans, which is expected to launch sometime in november. jane sydenham, investment director, rathbones investment management is here. nice to see you. quite a lot of volatility in markets around the world. give us a sense of where we are in this. the markets have been rattled with this 60 series of falls, particularly in the united states. worries about the trade war. but if china is suggesting they are not manipulating the currency, this narrow band that the currency trades within, sending signals backed up within, sending signals backed up with evidence that they are not manipulating the currency, markets ma

if you would declassify or start to almost be talk about walt. happen dare you mind to actually give away to the world or you're researching ah it's not so cutting edge as you claim it used numerous propaganda tapes the russian oil has been told about it to eat that might be embarrassing there is sort of the usual bureaucratic hurdle it's the armed forces are a state within the state that is hardly controlled and are not accountable to anybody but putin himself and he if he doesn't want to be cleared up it will not be cleared up i mean it's very very concerning of course for the people who live nearby these areas but how concerning is it for you as an observer as well to see this these types of accidents happen do you expect more of these accidents happen in the near future all the problems with any kind of the well and you can never rule out accidents the other problem is we really don't know what the russians are really developing. to their sort of new bold weapons is the sort of phone computer screen these old computer simulations to us show p

disappointed at walt disney company for selecting and leading actress that supports police brutality and corruption and she completely destroyed decent good image definitely will not seen one life next movie . called how to dance you have to be to support police brutality when you just roam the currents are supposed to stand against oppression is rule for. hong kong and china are my birthplace and my home i love my country and my home. i really hope that hong kong returns a piece soon. here we have someone who is standing up for herself you know she's a chinese american and i think she probably knows a lot more about what is happening over there in hong kong then most of us do here in the u.s. or really other places like europe and she's taking a stance to support war for snit i think it's very important that we take notice of that these are not peaceful protests these are not people that are having a positive message to get an answer to what they want they're using violence they're using force and she's saying you know what i'm up close to that and i support the law enforcement that

walt disney. he revolutionized everything. >> in 1955 disneyland opened to the public.away from the already established knott's berry farm. that park took visitors back to the wild west, disneyland offered a glimpse into the future. >> took them a couple of decades to get the formula but now they are a part of our fabric. >> where does the industry see the future growth. >> american parks are going gang busters, disney and universal. they are rivals. universal has harry potter. disney has "star wars." the six flags parks are doing well. >> as is the original coney island. at the reimagined luna park featuring thrill rides and old park staple, the carousel. >> carousels haven't been the most exciting of rides. why do we always love them? >> they are the first ride. they began as war games. this is how soldiers practiced. what is significant that shiny one was carved by the -- >> luna park's president says that the key to success is respecting the park's legacy. >> grandfathers, grandmothers come here with their children, grandchildren and share the unique moment of the f

actually america stands to lose even more position unless there's a recalibration so the likes of steve walt and others whose work i know well who are arguing for a new position is not that the u.s. retreats away from the world but what basically argues is that basically you park your aircraft carriers in 3 spaces which are all at sea which is the east asia regarding china that is a threat in the persian gulf in regard to iran and other countries and in north western europe in regard to russia. so it's not like that their own people in this new can. we're not arguing about the existing threats they're just saying that there are different ways in which we can conceive of strat threats and deal with them and thereby maintain american global power through a policy of a bit more restraint than liberal had germany has been has been doing over the past 25 to 30 years so i don't think it's a kind of fundamental challenge i think it's a recalibration but politically they will have a lot of problems because there's an entrenched elite which has got great levels of power and that is what this is this

involved too and overstretch and they're both urging restraint and one of the key things that steve walt has it in book the head of good intentions for example is that there is no if you like set of the cagers or trained people from a kind of more realist perspective that the administration be administration in washington can really choose from and in his book towards a good deal. he put out a manifesto which would suggest how that cadence set of cages might be might be generated and and we know that in that book of good intentions steve actually acknowledges the support the financial support of the foundation in any case so i think that is exactly what is happening here and i think that will kind of possibly bolster some sorts of advice of president trump may get to back up some of his his own instincts ted you know bill kristol came out. with a very solid criticism very pretty good one as usual coming from bill kristol it kikuyus is the idea of quincy and stupid is a promoting isolationism it is so i mean i find that just absolutely absurd rethinking a failed foreign policy is not isol

walt disney has no ride better than that. [laughter] then they say, suddenly, stop. been ambushed. we need to get you into the f-18. then you see what america most urines four. a young 19-year-old youth from iowa comes out on that deck. at zero 200 and the morning goes into the belly of the plane. and unhooks it from its catapult. that flips you into the air. because no pilot will shut off their engine until they know they've been unhooked from the catapult you turn off your engine and suddenly they push that button. you go off for a final great ride of your life. when that youth unhooks that catapult, they walk in front of that plane and give a very signal simple signal that says everything this country yearns for - go ahead and trust me. i'm willing to be accountable. if you suddenly have to go to your death, you will go through me. for you if you've ever felt anyone would stand in front of that plane for them from washington, d.c. i want to stand in front of that plane for america. if we do not have a united america, we can never meet that if challenges abroad or

happen now we know pollens been suspended and the opposition have been rallying to try and do something walt will that next something be do we think. women m.p.'s come back to parliament on tuesday time is extremely tight as you are saying now there are at least 50 who have signed a letter saying that a parliament has suspended its val's it's an alternative parliament an occupation if you like but beyond that there are a number of legal challenges there's one on tuesday here in london led by the other well known lawyer gina miller former prime minister john major is that in his support so that another legal challenge in the courts. in scotland another one in northern ireland so it's around the country and some very well known names of parts of legal challenges that are saying that boris johnson is misusing his howitzer prorogue parliament because he's not doing it in the in the. for the benefit of the healthy functioning of democracy but rather so actually parliamentary democracy he says he's just simply preparing for a queen's speech it's business as usual there will be time to debate what

walt disney has no ride better than that. [laughter] then they say, suddenly, stop.ve been ambushed. we need to get you into the f-18. then you see what america most urines four. a young 19-year-old youth from iowa comes out on that deck. at zero 200 and the morning goes into the belly of the plane. and unhooks it from its catapult. that flips you into the air. because no pilot will shut off their engine until they know they've been unhooked from the catapult you turn off your engine and suddenly they push that button. you go off for a final great ride of your life. when that youth unhooks that catapult, they walk in front of

and as part of our podcast week, we will talk with chris dyer walt. c-span's washington journal at 730 eastern thursday morning. be sure to watch our final day of podcast week on washington journal starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern friday. our guest is jennifer briney, host of congressional dish. announcer: this weekend on book eastern,day at 5:55 warren farrell discusses his book "the boy crisis: why our boys are struggling and what we can do about it." >> success is what makes boys feel and girls feel that they are liked, they have friends, that is what prevents them from going into depression. when boys don't have that success, they tend to go down a slippery slope that can, in its worst case scenario, anger, withdrawal, alienation, and mass shootings. announcer: at 8:00 eastern, and her book "such a pretty girl," a disability rights activist talks about growing up with the disability polio. >> my mother told the women, already talking at 16 months and walking on my own, and i was never sick and never a fever until that date for night -- when cruelht i

if you are the walt disney company, you feel like -- into the content business.u are the walt disney company, you feel like you need to compete not just against media companies, but technology companies. alix: they needed to launch disney+ to be able to compete with netflix at the end of the day. so is this the call, do not focus on tech? surprising,k it was but he's also talking about the loss of local journalism around the country, which is a significant issue. the issue there is simply economics. consumers do not want to pay for local news. they'd rather get it off the internet. newspapers, radio, tv stations are struggling for advertising dollars and are trying to manage the move digital. big national brands are doing localell, but nationa -- but outlets in general are struggling to do that. bernie sanders is saying we will put a clamp down on big media mergers. maddi, this brings up the broader issue in terms of government regulation or the need to break up big tech. we seen faang stocks underperform. how big a risk is it too big tech that has been the growt

she was next of walt whitman, i think, huge rider.s so immense. the basking shark is one of the world's largest fish. but, despite being fairly common off the west coast of scotland, little is known about their behaviour. now scientists are using groundbreaking technology to follow basking sharks below the surface — and uncover more about their group behaviour — and courtship. leigh milner has more. lurking beneath the water in the scottish hebrides, a basking shark. with their large mouth, they feed on plankton. they can weigh up to seven tonnes and grow to ten metres long, making them the second largest fish in the world. every year between may and october, large groups gather here. why? well, no—one really knows. to find out, scientists have used an underwater torpedo—shaped robot, which follows the sharks and records a 360—degree high—definition video. the sharks first of all have to be tagged, so that shark—cam can track the device and follow their movements underwater. it's hoped the footage will reinforce case for conservation

same at walt disney world in florida, people stayed away because they are waiting for that to open latermonth. emily: let's talk about streaming. obviously, streaming is way down on some of the expenses this quarter but disney firing a shot at netflix, announcing a price for not just one but three streaming services in one. take a listen to this from the call. >> in the united states, consumers will be able to subscribe to a bundle of disney plus, espn plus, and add supported hulu for $12.99 a month. the bundle will be available on our november 12 launch date. emily: disney plus, their new service, espn, and hulu for $13? yes, which is coincidentally the price of the entry-level netflix package. you're getting sports, kids entertainment, and the hulu broadcast shows, about a 30% discount to whether you -- 30% discount if you bought those three things together. emily: let's talk about the film lineup. this fox film that was a flop, "dark phoenix," how can that outweigh hits like avengers and also them launching "toy story," "aladdin"? chris: disney has three $1 billion movies in the quart