there is a responsibility to being a prince in walt disney's stories . most of the positive characters are either princes from the beginning or, like cinderella, later princes. mashin and cat rapunzel are princesses who don't know themselves. there is a pretense of being a princess in most of walt disney's stories. most of the characters are positive or princes from the beginning, and like cinderella , they become princes later. it helps their princes to find their love, as if love is not a problem for them in their livelihood. how true is it that walt disney cartoons promote a luxurious and romantic lifestyle, while we all know that love and luxury are only in the hands of a small percentage of people in society. and most people try to they earn money just to survive or have an average life. these people , who make up a higher percentage of people, have little opportunity to fall in love, while disney characters are their job and hobby. which is not without influence at the beginning of its life path. these cartoons , by valuing the first lover , ignore

joining us, walt bettinger with sarah eisen. welcome to both of you sarah? >> thank you walt, thank you for joining me i know you don't speak out often, but we're going through some extraordinary times in your world right now. thank you. >> yes and thanks for the invitation. i learned last night about 10:00 p.m. that your network had emailed a staffer in our organization about me coming on yesterday. and unfortunately, i didn't realize that until last evening. of course, i've been on many times with you before. if i would have known, i likely would have been on but wasn't aware >> we're happy to have you today. we have to address what's happened with your took, first and foremost it's not necessarily the first place you think about for contagion after a collapse of a bank in silicon valley that does a lot of lending to venture capitalist firms but your stock is down 30% over the past week, including today's bounce why? >> i think there's been a degree of confusion on two sides. the first is the difference between a brokerage operation and a banking operation

walt disney has announced that before at the end of summer, 7,000 employees will be laid off. the laid-off employees make up about 3% of the company's workforce. germany recorded the highest number of corona deaths with 134 insiders in the last day and night . america and france respectively and 4739 insiders in the following posts. are located and also with about 13 hajar tetlo has the highest number of infected people in the last 24 hours. in the last night, a total of 415 people in the world died due to the corona virus and about 72 thousand people were infected with this virus. 38 people died due to a fire in a detention center in mexico. and 28 other people were injured, according to the afp news agency, this detention center in northern mexico near the us border and the detention center for illegal immigrants at the level of the president, according to illegal immigrants started the fire in a protest movement, and the latest research by chinese scientists indicates the existence of 279 billion ropes in the form of tiny glass beads the surface of the moon the level of thi

walt disney has begun the first round of what is expected to be 7000 job cuts.ey part of a $5.5 billion savings drive announced in february. disney has cut a division that was developing metaverse strategies. joining us is alex webb, why is disney making these cuts now? >> the thing we saw that happened during the lockdowns is early on an activist investor said you need to be more like netflix. cut the dividend, invest in disney plus and become a growth stock. at that time, netflix was trading something at the order of 50 times forward earnings. disney was 20 times forward earnings. it pivoted, it invested in disney+, it was not as profitable for a good time. the share price benefited, and the price to earnings went up to 70 to 80 times forward earnings at one stage. as people have come out of the pandemic, don't have as much time to watch content online, the price to earnings ratio has come down to 20 which is where disney started a few years ago. they are cutting back on disney+. tom: are similar plays being made? what also jumped out was reports around cuttin

it was a different type of movie too, different type of movie for walt disney but it was a joy of mythe premier and seeing the colorful, red carpet and the whole thing, the thing that i think about when i think about that premier was being able to bring my mother to that premiere, for many reasons. she is columbian and the movie takes place in a small village in columbia. for my mother in her lifetime for her to be able to see her -- it's really beautiful. >> kelly: it's something she didn't get to see as a child. >> it was a very different country. >> kelly: this is the first time at school for my kids to be introduced to a culture they don't know much about, they are obsessed. we have that candlelit in our house all the time, i swear to god it looks like i'm obsessed with colombian culture. they love it and it's a cool way to introduce it to people that aren't aware and it's also cool representation. did you have anything like that when you were a kid to look up to? >> there's very few people that speak to you, specifically for latinos in film and television, most of the characters

especially being here in walt disney world.ee reactions like that in person. mila rose was such a beautiful soul. i was filled up by the interaction. when i'm here i'm like, maybe i really am a princess. it's really yoki ihe joy of all of this, so many people excited to see you reinvent this role so many of us grew up with but didn't get to see ourselves in. what is that like for you? when you go home, do you feel proud of yourself? i hope you do. >> i do. thank you so much. that means the world. but, yes, i do feel very proud of myself. i work very hard on this film. we all did. we worked on this film. it means so much that i get it to take on this new role of ariel. and as a black woman, show other black brown women, children and babies and men that we can be in these positions, too, an we deserve to be there as well. i'm grateful for this moment. >> yes, ma'am. we've got just a second left. tell me what is one thing you are trying to remind yourself during this time just to hold on to this moment? >> wow. i think one thing i

and the professor spent 2 hours discussing how walt whitman was a racist and professor bloom said, walt whitman a racist in the face of that, my dear, i lose my capacity for rage and indignation. and i fear that that the way that these books, when they are taught today, are taught, is that these are dead white men who were racist, who were sexist, who were ignorant, who didn't know anything. they were so much less sophisticated and brilliant than we modern people walking around and and to read literature from the perspective of that school of resentment is to waste your time. there is there are so many better things you could do with your time than to go. perusing through the pages of shakespeare or to figure out what a bigot he was, please go outside and touch grass. go. i don't know. go play soccer or something. you'll have a much better time with it if you're going to read books, you ought to do so in a spirit of humility, seeking wisdom. and you ought to do so because you love the books and you love the texts, and you love the truths that the books are trying to represent, and that

after this morning, we dry out tomorrow and thursday and lighgh >>> now to walt disney world where webut before opening day we're getting a preview of one of disney's fastest coasters. janai norman got to take it for a spin. good morning, janai. >> reporter: i certainly did. tron lightcycle run here, we are right by space mountain. you can see all of the so this will be the fastest roller coaster here in magic kingdom and it is a whole experience from the time you step inside. you get to make your own action figure as this ride takes you on a motorcycle style ride through the grid. it's the blockbuster film that put audiences on the game grid. >> hey, hey, it's the big master control program everybody has been talking about. >> reporter: "tron," starring jeff bridges, hitting the multiplex more than 40 years ago. followed by the 2010 smash sequel "tron: legacy." >> here we go. >> reporter: now this digital world is fully loaded at the most magical place on earth. >> users, prepare to be digitized into the world of tron. >> reporter: walt disney world's newest attraction ready to take

eddie van der walt on the world of crypto. to bring data on the euro zone, services pmi this time from germany, for february, coming in at 50.9, below the prelim of 51.3. below the survey. a miss for both italy and germany, but spain and france strong in terms of services. a mixed picture than on this data front. francine: that's it for the market open. "surveillance: early edition" is next. we will have a full roundup of what stocks are doing. a slight setback today, they are set for weekly gain, bonds pausing some declines. the story has been about repricing of expectations that the fed and ecb may need to do more. we talk currencies, bonds, and we look at the market overall and whether some of the gains have conviction or investors are taking cover from the onslaught of rate increases. this is bloomberg. ♪ go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cur

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and it's still leaking. polluting walt is famed for having some of the most diverse marine life in the world. the owner of the tiger has said any one affected by this spell could seek compensation. and that financial help can't come quickly enough. the fisherman, like roma, and dress and po, no focusing a little gill. when the tanker sank on february 28th 20. the small abbey took 4 days before the oil reached our area. i mean, gabby bought the lego, the damage of the oil spill has been so bad. i like to us fishermen miller marinez that i will. and of course we don't have any other jobs to try because this is all we know. but i also can't apply for construction work because all i know is just to mix the cement my garden as a mental larval. marine experts have said it will take at least 6 months to clean up the mess left by the slick. but the impacts on those whose lives and livelihoods depend on these shores could last for generations. and gentlemen, are for more is greenpeace philippines campaign or jefferson true or jefferson? how would you assess the progress of clean up operation so

dion: the walt disney company celebrated its 100 anniversary with a one-of-a-kind auction. larry: he reported from our sister station in los angeles has a preview. >> if you've ever wanted to take a piece of disneyland home with you, now is your chance. >> if disneyland is the happiest place on earth, this is the happiest auction on earth. >> more than 800 50 pieces of disneyland artifacts are up for auction at heritage auction in beverly hills, including signs and disney parks, statues from disney scores, and decor from disney hotels. >> it even has its own red light, and you can have a message there. >> i love pirates of the caribbean, and we have a huge pirates flag that used to hang at the chicken of the sea restaurant at the jolly roger ship. >> you will find pieces from disneyland attractions like this orange bucket, and this one from disneyland's snow white scary adventures ride. heritage auctions is the largest seller of disney's animation art, but this is the biggest one yet, in honor of the walt disney company's 100 anniversary. the auction house is packed with vi

caltrans walt watchi highway 84 still closed, work will have to wait for better weather that did come in moments. >> the weather today now is nice, so hopefully will stay like this. >> a couple visiting from montreal got to enjoy a few minutes of sunshi between those dark bands of rain. at times, the spin of the storm system was unmistakable. >> you can watch when it the sun cam out, could you see it swirling in the sky. >> yeah, i see the black is coming back around here. i don't know i around. >> back to highway 84 it's not just this spot closed, in the hills the roads have absorbed as much water they can hold. e have reached another spot where it would e nice to have a eak and let tsng isohilate tdhe fact we've seen this so and times the last couple months it's just relentless. >> on top of everything you get another major storm system that twobld a little bit and therefore had a much higher impact than we expected 2 hours ago starting with wind gusts and we will take aook at peak gusts. the cameras are still shaking around. gusts. in the hills above los gatos, pier one, the timing

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if you buy the walt disney company, apple gets four storytelling teams with track records second to none >> why do you think shareholders wouldn't have a problem with the complexity of this deal and the balance sheet dilution that would happen for apple >> i think they should issue shares apple trading at six times, disney trading at two times revenue. the earnings per share would be a antidilutive i think it would be antidilutive to apple shareholders to buy disney because the shares are so much higher value. i should issue shares. so there's no balance sheet tax to shareholders. >> is there any indication that something like this would happen it's fun to speculate and the strategic value for a lot of folks makes sense, but apple doesn't do big deals like this. >> absolutely true in the past, you're right about that. bob iger was quoted in the past as saying, had steve jobs lived, he would have merged with apple because steve jobs was on the disney board and bob iger was on the apple board. there is a long history of these companies working together so even that tells you it made strate

walt buteau shares their stories from tampa, florida. >> the grainy images of american shoppers leaving vietnam in 1973. are part of a history lesson for most of feel like i was a mile from that. >> it means much more for the heroes who are never sure they'd make it home alive. i think about >> the troops that didn't come home. friends of yours, brothers of mine. yeah. i think about him every day. >> we fought to stay alive. we didn't go over there. looking for trouble. trouble found us trouble found tampa now. >> 3 via com walked up on my side. i was laying on my gut staying as low as i could. and i fired a grenade first and then opened fire on the enemy, fired back and it's like getting hit by a 56. be like, you know, it was that impactful for now. and jim stacy reflected on their service in the shadow of a huey helicopter that reminded them of the machines that flew them to safety or into danger. countless times when you knew you were going was their fear as a 22 year-old >> now do stupid. i guess. >> have any feel for the food going on? i don't understand how you couldn't have been

in june of 1953 a fresh-faced high school graduate was dropped off by his mother at the gate of walt40 when his mother took him to see "pinocchio" in san francisco. the young boy decided that day he was going to work for disney and soon began to develop a talent for drawing. that first job out of high school was in the disney mail room. but within just six months, mattinson was working on his first disney classic, "lady and the tramp." ♪♪ over the next seven decades mattinson was an artist or story editor on "sleeping beauty," "101 dalmatians," "the jungle book," "beauty and the beast," "winnie the pooh" just to name a few. he directed "mickey's christmas carol." >> do you have a penny for the poor, governor? >> penny for the poor? bah! >> in 2008 mattinson was named a disney legend and the company planned a ceremony for this june to honor his unprecedented 70 years at disney. burny mattinson, legendary artist and the longest serving employee in the history of the walt disney company, died on monday in los angeles. he was 87 years old and still he was 87 years old and still working f

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and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delsigne was rummaging through some cabinets behindnts desk -- >> i was just being nosy. i thought what is this? >> it was the carol lubahn case folder. at that point, more than 20 years old. cold as they come. >> i've never even heard of it before. i go, this is interesting. i wonder if this lady is still missing? >> of course, she was. so again he read through the police reports. couldn't help but notice the sudden changes in mike's story. >> and i thought that was kind of strange because i wouldn't think you would forget the last time you saw your wife. >> as so he went to see carol's parents, her mom melba and her dad milt. >> he looked up to me and he started to cry and i'm like milt are you okay? he goes, 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 a father of three daughters as well. i thought, well if this was my middle daughter? >> milt died one month later, never knowing what happened to his

maybe walt disney didn't order the globe, but made one section of it a friendlier and civiler place.lly comes to an end, so disney loses self-governing status. there's a new sheriff in town. >> i mean, look, it's not the most important thing in the world, but do you want someone who can appreciate mickey mouse for a day or someone promising to be a sheriff of those fictional characters and/or the company that protects equal rights? you make the call. now, i want to tell you about something we're so excited about. by the end of the hour, the woman who has hollywood buzzing is on "the beat" tonight. michelle yeoh joins us. we're going to get into her movie that is not only about tech but family and bonds. before we do that, policy for you as jon stewart lays down an epic smackdown. it's going viral. you'll see it. it's going viral you'll see it. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decr

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dan: the walt disney company is celebrating 100 years. ama: disneyland is helping celebrate another 100 year milestone, a birthday for a woman who was at the park on its very first opening day. >> i didn't know they were going to do this much. i'm real pleased that they were going to bring meat for the celebration. ama: grandma's grandson out to the president of disneyland hoping they would send a letter to celebrate her centennial year. instead, disney invited her to spend her special day at the amusement park. dan: that's the perfect thing to do. they gifted her with goodies that included a plush mickey and minnie mouse. disney is the parent company of abc7news. that's a really cool way to celebrate. both milestones. ama: another milestone. baseball is back. opening day for the giants and a's. dan: larry beil is here. larry: you know that saying, if you go to the ballpark you might see something that you've never seen before. how about this catch? i got it. wait. i caught it? a's with a late rally and a good cr alex! mateo, hey how's bu

along with walt frazier, he was part of a knicks corps that won another championship in 1973. willis reed, two-time nba finals mvp, was 80 years old. >>> president biden honors bruce springsteen and other stores at a white house awards ceremony. that's next. >>> president biden handed out % the national medal of arts today. the honorees included veep and seinfeld star julia louis-dreyfus, music legends bruce springsteen and gladys knight. the office actress and producer mindy kaling, and fashion designer vera wang. first given out in 1985, the national medal of arts is the government's highest honor for outstanding contributions to the arts. >>> a (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. balance, strength,

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kristen: walt disney world is about to open highly anticipated tron april 4. you don't have to wait until april for. gavin will give us a sneak peek. >> we had a ton of fun out in florida. it is one of the fastest roller coasters disney has ever built. you literally on a light cycled bike. almost a 60 mph launch. just an amazing experience. you shoot out of the building and you also go into the grid -- if you remember from tron. with projections and mirror effects. it is a great addition to tomorrowland. kristen: do you know when it might come here? will it come here? >> we've heard nothing about it coming to disneyland. kristen: i want to get back to the wait times. what tips do you have for having a great trip to disneyland resort and navigating the parks? >> i will go through three on tips to beat the crowds, first is taking advantage of disney's new genie plus system, the new version of fast pass that you run from your phone. there's a lot of different hacks to the system like making sure you know when you can reserve your next timeslot. everything, with y

dan: the walt disney company is celebrating 100 years.eyland is helping celebrate another 100 year milestone, a birthday for a woman who was at the park on its very first opening day. >> i didn't know they were going to do this much. i'm real pleased that they were going to bring meat for the celebration. ama: grandma's grandson out to the president of disneyland hoping they would send a letter to celebrate her centennial year. instead, disney invited her to spend her special day at the amusement park. dan: that's the perfect thing to do. they gifted her with goodies that included a plush mickey and minnie mouse. disney is the parent company of abc7news. that's a really cool way to celebrate. both milestones. ama: another milestone. baseball is back. opening day for the giants and a's. dan: larry beil is here. larry: you know that saying, if you go to the ballpark you might see something that you've never seen before. how about this catch? i got it. wait. i caught it? a's want luxury hair repair that doesn't cost $50? pantene's pro-vitami

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and moved to florida, where the governor, ron desantis, has stripped walt disney world's special dayecial status as a self-governing district, giving his state control over the theme parks. he signed a bill that enables more oversight by his republican led state legislature. it is seen as retaliation after disney opposed state laws about sex education including the "don't say gay" law. all disney world's territory has acted as a self-governing area. it was argued this saves local taxpayers from large infrastructure and other costs to operate the property. here is what ron desantis had to say. governor desantis: my signature in this bill will impose florida law on this area, just like it is imposed on universal studios and sea world and all of these other places. and this bill and the structure we have created in this bill will ensure that the municipal debt that has been racked up will be paid by disney, not by florida taxpayers. james: with me is our north america correspondent. i learned earlier today that ron desantis got married at disney world back in 2009. he is now the governo

. >> here with reaction, fox news contributor kellyanne conway, florida congressman michael walts. kellyanne, let me start with you. first of all, i do not like to see this great country of ours that we all love, not respond when hostile actions are taken by china and russia. >> what should the reaction be ? sure. >> well, so much chaos and crisis going on . i think those are the two words that define the biden administration. and it's international. it's global. it's in i think the banks vulnerable. our bill seem insurmountable. the bailouts for all the above seem all but certain. >> but people should know the news today because the white house is not going to tell them. >> sean was revealed that china is sending body armor and other weapons of war to china. >> and we know what they're doing it, that they're killing ukrainians and even the german chancellor. i think the last day or so has warned china against sending some types of arms. >> but you're right, people in western europe should start paying up for the common defense in ukraine if they want ukraine, of course, to succeed

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