black panther is produced by walt disney which is the parent 6abc. >>> lamond is considered a keyboard power house and the chamber music society is showcasing the talents of the nationally renown ofsode tke v >> closing in on 1:00 p.m., let's get a final check of the forecast with meteorologist karen rogers.b the furry scarf on that kind of h we're below 45. feeling like the 30s. don't forget national weather service has a winter storm watch in effect for tuesday night into wednesday night for storm that could produce heavy snow especially in the area you see highlighted in blue there, north and west of the city. adam and cecily have more on that coming up theerng. >> theerng -- this evening. >> coming up on "action news" at 4:00 p.m. we'll have the latest forecast as a another nor'easter comes our way. >>> sinkholes being linked to controversial pipeline we have reaction from sunoco and neighbors. >>> as tax day approaches procrastinate tedious task of filling out returns. >> that's it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., and 6:0

did walt disney, which i not know, to have scott fitzgerald, which i did know, countless americans who helped shape our history and culture have roots that traced back to the emerald isle. have many of our predecessors in the oval office, from andrew jackson to ronald reagan. today, more than 30 million americans, over 10% of this country, think of it, trace their ancestry back to ireland. 30 million americans. that's why you have so many politicians. even if they didn't like you, they would say that. too many. but they do love the irish. than anything else, the irish stand for strength and and they never, give up, right? that's the trait, they never, ever give up. [applause] and the united states of america, and i say this having so many friends from ireland, has truly been blessed with the lack of the irish to have you with us. the week, as we celebrate life of the apostle of ireland, we thank you for bringing us a bit of greenery and natural beauty from your country. returnforward to your next year. in fact, we will see you for about seven more years, i think. [laughter] about seven

the walt disney version was released in 1950. very close to the same time, and because this -- although this was made in 1948, wasn't released until later. but apparently, from what understand, walt disney himself went to a lot of the motion picture providers, people like technicolor and that so the of thing said, look, don't do that film or you won't get anymore disney business because he was worried about competition. two very, very different films. disney's being an animated musical. this is a stop action thing with a live action preface. it's an odd film but if you're into alice or the history of stop motion fromy, it's worth checking out. i grew up in a household where books were valued for both their content and physicality. i was very aware of the variety of physical books. but as 0 novelist i write bat the ways that we connect to the past through physical books. so almost all of my novels include a rare book aspect. and to me i find that fascinating. fascinating the way i can pick up a book and i can have the same experie

in this way, his story then becomes far more than a one note walt disney legends while his life continues to shed light on the meaning of america's national character. spoonful from a chapter called kilt in a bar. [laughter] david crockett believed in the wind and in the stars. this sun of tennessee could read the sun, the shadows, and the wild clouds full of thuppedder. -- thunder. he was comfortable among the thickets, the mountains and hunted the oak, hickory, maple, and sweet gum forests that have never felt an ax blade. he was familiar with all the smells, the odor of the decaying animal flesh, the aroma of the air after rain and the smell of the forest. he knew the rivers lined with trees that breeched the mountains with steep-sided gorges and many names of indian influences, the south and the wataga, the wolf, the elk, and the obion. he sought the dimensions of the lakes and streams studded with ancient cyprus and dog days arrived in early july when the dog star rises and sets with the sun. he carried his comepass and maps in his head. frozen on the frees. the cherokees described t

art and he said what is wrong with walt disney the man was a genius so he's happy with. the also he said something else that was interesting that i noted he said we want to use that relate to the younger generations who've grown up with playstation that go to the movies in three d. and watch netflix books are on the other hand distracted away from their wonderful artistic patrimony so it's a man with a mission well i use all those. after a short break we'll be joined by my colleague. here. on. the ledge european stars deliver a rousing performance of the bruises. on the rock the beat the band ponting leave you to follow. the voice of no region singer see vegetarian placement in fifteen minutes on. rushes to your code for how much freedom of expression fairly modest. travels through russia before the election the famous the poor and the rich those who support the cause of the times who follows him and investigative journalists. our series this week's news. makes your smart t.v. even smaller the good news for small towns. watching lost for you want to own up to date. extra

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a cartoonist at walt disney studios. he gets the offer, then talks himself out of taking it. >> he had two children, and it was during the depression, so he decided he just couldn't pick up and leave. >> so, ernie keeps counting beans for another two decades, knowing deep inside he's missing his true calling. then, when ernie's 47 years old, he makes an announcement during christmas dinner that stuns his family. >> he goes out to the car, and he gets this cement dinosaur. it was a tyrannosaurus rex, and he brings it in, and he sets it down, and then he said, "this is what i'm going to do." we thought, "what?" he said, "i'm going to build dinosaurs." >> did you all think maybe he had had too much to drink? >> no one said a word. they felt that he had gone off the deep end. >> "no, really," ernie explains. he intends to open a roadside attraction filled with dinosaurs! he reveals he's been fascinated by the creatures his entire life. >> i said to mom, "why would he do something like that?" she said, "i'll go any place he w

followed by walt disney company at 8. also, netflix at 10. >> makes me feel pretty good. top ten.azon, taking over the world. so you know, a place to work. >> another example. >> puppies. all i got to say. the word alone brings a smile to our faces. today is national puppy day if you didn't know. owners everywhere going to take advantage of this day, sure you will see on social media. it its the best way off to celebrate as everybody, you know they take pictures, and send them out. got to spend extra time with your puppies today. whether that means taking the photo or whether that means that just go taking it for a walk or giving it a cup extra kisses whatever you do with your puppy. this is another day another reason to celebrate these, these kuft l cute animals. >> enjoy it. still ahead. upsets as the ncaa sweet 16 rolls on. you are watching "early today." watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fi

scripps tribune, the walt disney, 21st century fox deal. he is actively engaged. >> awful these guys were top dogs at bear stearns at the time of the collapse effectively and they seem to be doing a-okay right now. is it surprised looking back that none of them were charged with anything either by the s.e.c.er by prosecutors? >> two layers to your questions. there were 14,000 employees a lot of them lost their jobs. a lot were wiped out the stock was owned one third by bear employees that was devastating for many. orthopedic bear stearns employees were relatively better off than lehman employees because at least they got taken over boy a universal bank that was well resourced and they had an ier chance to look for new jobs. in terms of the criminal charges, that's an interesting question so there was a trial of ravel chi any and matthew tanin, who ran the high grade structured credit fund that collapse in 2007, a year before bear itself collapsed and there was a question whether there was criminal securities fraud in the marks and investor

and walt disney will hold its annual shareholder meeting. company is awaiting approval for its purchase of 21st century fox's film and tv businesses. joining us is sue noffke, uk equities fund manager at schroders. volatility on the markets, what do you see as the long—term impact, especially with the white house going back on it slightly in the past few hours? we do not know what we are dealing with in terms of protectionism, the threat it takes place, that it spreads, that would be very bad for markets, but at the moment, markets do not know and we are seeing that influx. rises and falls, or falls and recouping losses. a swing towards more domestic and small caps... he is fulfilling what he said on the campaign trail, this is what he said he would do? yes, but some of his party are not happy. when you say they are rowing back, the discussion about perhaps canada, mexico, perhaps not being a part in the trade tariffs on steel and aluminium, but as you say, we have nothing concrete to go on? we know they might say something more today. he mi

the walt disney version was released in 1950. very close to the same time and because although this was made in 1948 it wasn't written released until later but apparently, from what i understand, disney himself went to a lot of the motion picture providers, people like technicolor and that sort of thing and said look, don't do that film or you won't get any more disney business because he was worried about the competition and in fact, there are two very different films . disney's being an animated musical , this is a sort of stop action thing with a live action preface and post lewd to itso it's a different kind of film . there's an odd film but if you're into alice and the history of stop motion photography is worth checking out. i grew up in a household where books were valued for their content and their physicality. i was very aware of the variety ofphysical books . but as a novelist, to write about the ways that we connect to the past, to physical books. all of my novels include such rare book aspects but to me i find that fas

walt disney's lack panther debut in china has pushed the movies worldwide takings to more than $1 billion the company's 16th come to reach that milestone. the movie has been setting sales records and become a symbol for promoting diversity. it is expected to surpass have a billion-dollar in international sales as we can. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tracy: thanks so much. u.s. stocks ended last week or than 3.5% higher despite ongoing concerns about the tariff plan and fears it could spark a trade war. the s&p 500 rose to its highest since february 1 as the latest job report show employers hire the most workers in almost two years and wages remained stagnant. thatally, allaying fears the federal reserve may accelerate its rate hike schedule. billionaire investor jeffrey gundlach does not think we've seen the last of it for now. tweeting, genie back in the bottle. i am skeptical. let's bring in general caulking. jim, i am looking at the details of the wage report. most people reckon it looked

leadership in considering the resolution calling on television and abc operated station of the walt disney company to deliver a fair contract to kgo television employees. they work in the city of san francisco on front street and many residents of the city. the reporters and anchors we represent are dedicated to their craft and committed to delivering broadcast journalism to the people in san francisco and the bay area. the reporters and anchors we represent have bargaining priorities, including securing company benefit and delivering fairer more equitable working conditions for part-time and freelance reporters and identifying genuine solutions to increasing workload demands. as little progress has been made since bargaining began, we thank the board for considering the adoption of the resolution and supporting our broadcasters who deliver quality local, and national news to the san francisco community. we thank you all and labor partners in this campaign. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, bob butler, i'm a reporter. this is strange for me to talk to you her

. >>> just ahead on abc7 news at 4:00, see what you get when you combine pixar and walt disney imagi imagineerring, it's quite a ride. >>> the first cannabis friendly fitness facility in the world. >>> and "7 on your side's" michael finney, apple's new program for >>> the brand-new attraction under construction at disney is everything pixar. >> our reporter from our los angeles sister station takes us inside the station where digital ideas come to live. >> get ready for a pixar invasion at pixar parks. >> your favorite characters from inside of -- >> that wasn't flying, that was falling with style. >> toy story, the incredibles and more are about to appearions world, including the new attraction of pixar pier. wait a minute disney imagi imagineerring took us down this hall where digital ideas come to live. >> this is the digital dish. and this is where disney can create any environment they wish to build. these blocks over here need to be a little bit bigger, or how about the roller coaster here, maybe jesse needs to be a little bit caller so she can be seen work needs to be done on

emily: walt disney investors had their chance to weigh in on the company's lucrative executive pay planwas a thumbs down. 52% of shareholders voted against the resolution on executive pay, which saw iger reaped $36 billion last year and could potentially award him with more in 2018. the resolution is not bending -- not binding, but the company may not make a change in executive pay. chris, break this down for us. chris: disney stock has underperformed the last couple of years. espn has lost viewers, and some of the other businesses have seen profits decline. in that context, all three of the major proxy advisory firms said there is not a good alignment between bob iger's take, which is enormous, and the company's performance. they recommended to shareholder clients to vote this down, and this is the first time since he has been asking for this that this is happened. emily: how does it reflect on bob iger himself? chris: he has managed to avoid these in the past, he was controversial a while back when he became chairman and ceo, that he should not have both of those roles, but his perfor

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. >>> coming up next, guests stayed overnight at walt disney's world resort will soon have to add anotherto that vacation budget. a new fee that will be added for overnight biking -- parking. stay with us. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings at 2. airline food workers are bringing their fed up message to airports across the country. it's part of a national day of action. they say they'll be protesting at airports. the workers who say they make an average of eight dollars on a cents an hour are demanding higher wages from the big three airlines. >>> if you're headed to disney world in florida and plan to stay at one of the resorts there, you might need to bring a little extra money for parking. anyone making hotel reservations after next tuesday will have to pay to park overnight now and the price will vary from $13 up to 24 depending on which resort you stay at and how big your car is. guests with disabilities, people visit

i'm upset, because this attraction, the pirates of the caribbean, it's been there for 50 years, walt disney hand in designing and shaping it. they are stripping this. you remember this scene. this is the update. go to the original picture. >> laura: can we go to the original one? >> it was originally a bride auction with a group of ladies are lined up, a lady in red is being auctioned off. well, they've decided this is too controversial and it's a me-too moment, so they're updating it to this. it is now a pirate queen. >> laura: it looks like johnny depp in drag. what is that? >> we went from a wench being auctioned off to a pirate queen. we turned her into a thief. here she rips off the rum supply. i'm waiting for them to take trixie, the overweight country bear jamboree singer, time for trixie to come down. maybe the little hula girls at the small world, they need to come down. who else is offended. >> laura: i got stuck on the ride it's a small world. i was like terri garr in tootsie! . i was stuck on it's a small world. >> i'll come back with you later and share my ingraham angle. >> la

be joined by spiderman and the avengers replacing bugsland in paris, the marvel themed area of walt disneytudios park includesironman and other avengers and hong kong disney guests will be able to team up with and the man and --ant man and the wasp.>>> time is 6:25. new concerns one bay area school district is. [ inaudible ] students and parents are wondering where the money is coming from now the school district is not supporting it. it. >> reporter: slick conditions led to collisions and spinouts and a car fire on 880 this morning. we will talk about that and how a good samaritan pulled over to help two drivers in that incident. >> good morning. you can see traffic is going to be busy because of the wet weather and a big problem on interstate 880 heading out of downtown oakland. down towards hayward. i will tell you what happened and how long it will be there. we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you

. >> getting the color tv was huge because suddenly we could watch "walt disney's wonderful world ofghts, which was like just an acid 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, 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 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 onl

aigail disney is philanthropist, filmmaker, and the great niece of walt disney. she spoke at the inaugural columbia university women's conference about filmmaking as a tool of peace. >> good evening. i brought a bag to remind you because i have some audio, visual treats for you. ladies who promised to be volunteers for me. can you come up here a second? i'm painfully aware that she is excited and i am not. i am painfully aware that she called me this morning and said i have the flu. i can't get out of bed. so i brought her with me in imperfect form. this is a photograph my husband -- the day she got her nobel prize. i even brought painters tape. she will be looking down on us, she will guess we will have her spirit with us. i came here in 1984. the city was a different place. times square was a different place then. a lot was different then. i came here to study and the english department and i ended up writing a dissertation on american literature. phyllisnny because if schlafly had had a baby and [indiscernible] that would have been my mother. i was highly attu

hay cambiÓ la historia animada del pirata del caribe en walt disney. de manera anÓnima para que las autoridades investiguen. ustedes creen que estos cambios serÁn suficiente para proteger la vida de estos chicos? quiero empezar contigo, pamela, en tu carrera has visto un sin nÚmero de estas historias, y siempre hay soluciones que nos implementan o quedan en el olvido. pamela:una tragedia y son asesinato masivo de estudiantes de niÑos. durante la cobertura hablÉ con varios estudiantes y lo que mÁs me afectÓ creo que fue que han perdido el sentir de seguridad. esa tranquilidad que un niÑo debe tener cuando niÑo va a un colegio. estÁ yendo a un lugar en donde ellos se deberÍan sentir ante todo seguros. tambiÉn me impresionÓ mucho la madurez de esos niÑos.. las marchas a nivel nacional que veremos el sÁbado, creo que serÁ un grupo que nos va a enseÑar muchÍsimo sobre todo por la madurez y por los cambios. creo que a veces son soluciones temporales, cuando la gente se olvida, somos seres humanos y nos olvidamos con mucha frecuencia lo que ocurre. uno baja l

c-span2 area >> walt disney's great-niece abigail disney spoke about filmmaking as a tool of peace. this is one hour. hello. good evening. i brought along a bag that is supposed to remind you of that mary poppins's bag, because i have some visual treats for you. i have two ladies who promise to be volunteers for me. can you come up here to second. that shefully aware called me this morning. i brought her with me. in perfect form. this is a photograph my husband took the day she got her nobel prize. [applause] and she is going right here. i even brought paint so you would destroy the podium. she will be looking down on us, we will have her spirit with us all the way through. the city was different in 1984. a lot was different then. i came here to study in the english department. i ended up writing a dissertation on american literature. , if phyllisbecause schlafly had a baby, that would have been my mother. person who called herself a feminist at the time. ways highly attuned to the anrican novelists are like obsession with men. obsessed with themselves. if you pay attention from huc

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nobody does it better than walt disney so go for it, gun content direct to consumer, buying fox, a lotontent is stuck going through -- think about it, fox makes this "this is us," hus the secondary window to that content. you can't get at that because it's encumbered. that's the problem is that wherever you buy alegacy media company it has all of these distribution outlets that are already stuck in motion whereas if disney just spent and created new content, they could win. >> if that's the case that they don't want to take the hit now then they must think they could not ever take a hit? that doesn't make sense. >> well, jeff is selling his company, rupert murdoch is selling his company. >> so you're saying they think they can buy it and not take a it >> well, maybe the reality is extend the runway long enough. i think about that "march of the penguins" movie where they huddle closer together to survive winter longer. it doesn't fix the problem general electric faces but it gives them cost savings. >> are you 100% certain this deal will happen >> we still think comcast should we think

. >> interesting article in the walt disney that went through what will ripley said, empty trucks, andhina stepping up to the plate trading partner. but that article said wealthy north koreans were able to get everything they wanted. who knows what the exact situation on the ground is. gordon, what's your perception? how dire are the straits? what kim jong-un cares about, fancy cars, women, everything that provides the lifestyle that he wants to maintain, has that damaged to a level he's willing to negotiate? >> i think there has been certainly a reduction in the money going to regime. we saw that to the soldier deflected, he had uncooked kernels of corn in his stomach. >> and worms. >> well, we know that. but we know about the corn. they had every incentive to keep him fed and they didn't do it. i think kim jong-un and president trump are trying to influence president moon that's why they are making statements they ordinarily wouldn't make. >> general marks, let me ask you about one other thing that was said here. often you get the tests and anger from north korea when the standard jo

c-span2 area >> walt disney's great-niece abigail disney spoke about filmmaking as a tool of peace. this is one hour. hello. good evening. i brought along a bag that is supposed to remind you of that mary poppins's bag, because i have some

the prestigious bank of america neighborhood builders award and in 2015 the bob allen award by walt disney world for innovative approaches to helping the homeless in community. in the last five years, the community hope center has served over 25,000 individuals in the central florida area. the center focuses on housing first. model of care. while also including a strong position regarding poverty alleviation. reverend downey's a deacon at the united methodist church for the florida annual conference. her focus is on missional outreach through social justice in the nonprofit organizations. she is also a clergy at the spring of life united methodist church. previously mary served as the deputy director of helping others make the effort. home, a nonprofit committed to ending homelessness in oseola county. she was also the program director for the united -- first united methodist church of kissimmee, where she focused on spiritual formation, outreach and missions. before moving to central florida, mary was a journalist. in 2004 mary extraed -- graduated klum laud -- consume laudy in arkansas w

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which is google's parent company, facebook, salesforce, tesla, apple, comcast nbc-universal, the walt disney, oracle, and netflix. other bay area companies that made the list-- uber, adobe, and air b-n-b. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) highway 89 in emerald bay is shut down tonight-- after a snow slide is blocking the road. this is near the eagle point campground. the snow slide is as high as 15 feet deep and about 160 feet long. caltrans says due to safety concerns-- the highway will remain closed for the next few days. (anchor) lawrence karnow is here now with more on the forecast in the sierra... and the rain that is going to hit the bay area. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wette

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