and walt disney is nodding. and they say, okay, now, walt, this is what we want you to do, we want you to come up with a character called mr. taxpayer and we want that character mr. taxpayer -- and walt said, no, no, no. i'm not creating a new character. you're not? no. because we've already got the perfect character for you. donald duck. donald duck? listen, folks, and he said, the disney studio is just like any other studio, we're giving you one of our star actors right now, just treat it that way. they said, okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes then anybody can. and remember in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animation we saw some animated cartoons of donald duck and we saw how con tank rouse he can be. we saw how he was based in part on the cantankerous secretary of the interior, harold ickies. if donald can pay his taxes, anybody can pay his taxes. so what we're going to do is i'm going to show you just a bit, just a bit of a clip of a cartoon that walt

and they said mister disney, walt. okay, walt. walt disney was very informal. we can't arrest and jail the whole country. if we are going to just rely on fear and and intimidation, it is not going to work. we can't jail every last person in the country. we have to get people to want to pay their taxes. and that is going to be tough. nobody likes paying taxes. and they say okay, walt, this is what we want you to do. we want you to come up with a character called mister taxpayer and walt says, no, no, no. am not creating a new character. you're not? no. because we already have the perfect character for you. donald duck. donald duck? listen folks. he said the disney studio is just like any other studio. we are giving you one of our star actors right now. just look at it that way. they said okay. because if cantankerous donald duck can be persuaded to pay his taxes, then anyone can. in previous weeks when we looked at the history of animation, we saw animated cartoons of donald duck and saw how cantankerous he could be. we saw how he was based in part on the cantan

we're disappointed to see the walt disney company put viewers in the middle of negotiations.e want to keep it a locally owned and operated news station. we hope to avoid sprupgs to the services some of our customers care about. our goal is always to deliver content customers want at a value that makes accepts for them. we'll continue to fight for that here and appreciate their patience. kgo abc has been warming subscribers about this possibility of losing these channels with these commercials. >> call at&t now to keep the networks you're paying for. >> walt disney company provided this statement. if abc 7 and the other disney owned networks are removed in at&t direct tv you will be able to find more information at abc7news.com. >> go to our website. >> yeah. >> let's turn our attention to the weeken forecast. awfully hot and steam canny, will it continue? >> i hope not. >> you're going to get a break from the heat this weekend. i want to show you something that was stanley cupping. the friday the 13th, full moon rising. also nope as a harvest moong. the next time you get to s

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government contracted walt disney studios to create 32 animated short films. disney also contributed to hundreds of training and informational films for service branches and the office of war information. next on "reel america," from 1943, "education for death: the making of the nazi," based on a book with the same title. this cartoon lampoons the hitler youth. ♪ narrator: what makes a nazi? how does he get that way? let's look at the process. control begins a soon as a child is born. a young couple comes to register the birth of their son. >> [speaking foreign language] those documents are birth certificates all the way back to their great-grandparents, proving that they are pure aryan. sonmother wants to call her hans. hans seems to be ok for the time being. eir hereditary passport with space for 12 future children, a subtle hint that germany needs soldiers. as a reward, they get a copy of germany's bestseller. now let's see what happens to one of hitler's children. kindergarten, and little hans learns the fairytales of the new order. remember the story of t

government contracted walt disney studios to create 32 animated short films. disney also contributed to hundreds of training and informational films for service branches and the office of war information. 1943,lamerica, from education for death, the making of the nazi, based on a book with the same title, this cartoon lampoons the hit larry youth. youth.ithe hitler [speaking foreign language] >> those documents are birth records, proving that they are pure aryan. hanz seems to be ok for the time being. this passport with space for 12 thatren, a subtle hint germany needs soldiers. as a reward, they get a copy of germany's bestseller. now let's see what happens to one of hitler's children. hansrgarten, and little learns a fairytale of the new order. remember the story of the sleeping beauty? hans was taught that the wicked and sleepingocracy beauty, who can she be? here comes the prince. ♪ the prince is victorious. democracy has fled. and the brave handsome night, you know who he is. hitler! [speaking german] >> heil! >>heil! [snorting] ♪ [laughter] ♪ nazie mora

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that's what walt disney is about.ity to put good into this world. that's all weav're trying to dos put good into the world and give people a library to build for their kids, grand kids nieces and nephews. >> marie curie was a nobel prize winning scientist. >> they said the russian government wouldn't teach girls science. they thought it would make them too powerful, and they were right, right? when she grows up, she finds a college, and college won't either, and she finds a secret university that would teach science to kids. what i love about the story, marie curie, she said you can't stop the world. i want my sons to know that, my want my dart to know that. every dream, chase it, chase it. >> thanks for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> the new book will be released tomorrow. let's go to amy. >>> all right, george. i'm in a sara and keke sandwich right now. tell me what's coming up today. >> so much monday motivation in store today. >> we have the must-try fall beauty trends. >> and don't tell michael. unique an

those plans so apple is the cheese business and that certainly increases the pressure on netflix so walt disney and the likes and those stocks traded to the downside by more than 2 percent but we will also have to wait and see even with this there with graphs of prize from ethel they also have certain costs for their own production so having this low price might mean some profit pressure for apple in the near future before they're really catch the big market share in the streaming industry and scored in new york thank you to the frankfurt motor show where companies are confronted with slowdown slowing sales amid global trade uncertainty and pressure from governments to lower exhaust emissions phlox like it has already decided how to tackle the emissions problem it's spending more on electoral mobility than any other comic. the world's largest comic a fox bargain has its sights set entirely on electrical ability now that right across the group including v.w. skoda and audi poses new electric model the tie can is aimed at shunting us electric car maker tesla to one side and fox wagner wants his n

sony and walt disney have reached a deal to continue the spiderman movie series. companies have said that sony — which owns the film rights to the spider—man character — and disney — which owns marvel studios — had previously said an agreement could not be reached for the future of the character, so it would no longer feature in its own marvel franchise or movies like the avengers. now it's time for newswatch. here's samira ahmed. welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. a public backlash after the bbc uphold a complaint against brea kfast bbc uphold a complaint against breakfast presenter naga munchetty for comments about racism. who was wrong? in a week of anger and argument at westminster, a row has been developing here at the bbc. brea kfast been developing here at the bbc. breakfast presenter naga munchetty has been found by the corporation's executive complaints unit to have breached bbc guidelines in comments she made on air injuly. they were pa rt she made on air injuly. they were part of a conversation initiated by co—presenter dan walker after presiden

. >> mickey mouse and his gang heard your original plan was to spend your birthday at walt disney world. as a gift to you we want you to come, enjoy a getaway at the walt disney world resort leader this month. >> bell had saved up $500 for the trip and he said he is very excited about the upcoming trip to disney world. >> a two-year-old sonoma county girl hit and a hit-and-run got a visit from the police officers who saved her. the santa rosa police department surprised her with giftly after running into the street, she spent 23 days at oakland she came home from the fully recovered. >> a photographer in vienna, austria captured a curious squirrel on camera as it took a moment to stop and smell some flowers. he was apparently trying to find out which one would taste the best, photographer spent two hours and took roughly 200 photos to capture the moment, but says, it was great to witness and very satisfying. >> very sweet. >> the squirrel seems very happy. >> i usually take 200 photos to get one good one in which we are all looking at the camera, no stupid faces from the boys, it takes

we are disappointed to see theee walt disney company put this in the middle of negotiations and we wantannels and owned and operated operated abc stations in eight cities in our customer lineups. we hope to avoid any interruption to the services some of our customers care about. our goal is always to deliver the content our customers want at a value that also makes sense to them. we'll continue to fight for that here and appreciate in re patience while we work this matter out. kg pochlt abc 7 has been warning at&t direct tv subscribers about this possibility of losing these channels with these commercials. >>> call at&t now to keep the networks you are paying for. >> the walt disney company provided this statement. our contract with at&t for the abc, espn, dibz and free form networks is due to expire soon. we have a responsibility to make our viewers aware of the potential loss of programming. however we remain fully committed to reaching a deal and are hopeful we can do so. >>>en if abc 7 and the other disney owned networks are removed from at&t direct tv you will be able to find more

we are disappointed to see the walt disney company put viewers in middle of negotiations we are on the and want to keep disney channels in eight cities in our customer lineups. we hope to avoid any interruption to the services some of our customers care about. our goal is always to deliver the content our customers want at a value that also makes sense to them. we'll continue to fight for that here and appreciate their patience while we work this matter out kgo abc 7 has been warning at&t direct tv subscribers about in possibility of losing these channels with these commercials. >>> call atant now to keep the networks you are paying for. >> the walt disney company provided this statement. our contract with at&t for the abc espn disney and free form networks is due to expire soon so we have a responsibility to make our viewers aware of of the potential loss of programming. however, we remain fully committed to reaching a deal and are hopeful we can do so. >>> and of abc 7 and the other disney owned network are removed you will be able to find more information at abc 7 news.com. and our

at&t provided this statement, we are disappointed to see the walt disney company put their viewers intoegotiations. we are on the side of consumer choice and value and want to keep disney channels and owned and operated local abc stations in eight cities in our customers' lineups. we hope to avoid any interruption to the services some of our customers care about. our goal is always to deliver the content our customers want at a value that also makes sense to them. we'll continue to fight for that here and appreciate their patience while we work this matter out. kgo abc7 has been warning at&t directv subscribers about this possibility of losing these channels with these commercials. >> call at&t now to keep the networks you're paying for. >> the walt disney company provided this statement. our contract with at&t for the abc, espn, disney, and freeform networks are due to expire soon, and we have a responsibility to make our viewers aware of the potential loss of our programming. however, we remain fully committed to reaching a deal and are hopeful we can do so. >> if you'd like more info

we're disappointed to see the walt disney company put the virus into the middle of negotiations we areo keep disney channels and owned and operated local abc stations in eight cities in our customer's lineups. we hope to avoid any interruptions to the services some of our customers care about. our goal is always to deliver the content our customers want at a value that also makes sense to them. we'll continue to fight for that here and appreciate their patience while we work this matter out. kgo abc 7 has been warning at&t correct tv subscribers about this possibility of losing the channels with these commercials. >>> call at&t now to keep the networks you are paying for frmts the walt disney company provided this statement. our contract with at&t for the abc slb espn, disney and free form networks is due to expire soon. we have a responsibility to make our viewers aware of the potential loss of programming. however, we remain fully committed to reaching a deal and are hopeful we can do so. >> and abc 7 and other disney networks if they are removed you will be able to find more informa

stepping up to help in the bahamas in the aftermath of hurricane dorian, royal caribbean and the walt disney company will donate $1 million to disaster relief efforts. a chef, jose andreas, and his team are on the ground delivering sandwiches to the bahamas. verizon granting its customers unlimited texts and calls from the u.s. to the bahamas until next monday. and customers in dorian's path in florida, georgia, north carolina, verizon customers will also have unlimited calling, texting, and data. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. have a great rest of your day. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> we've been attacked by a vicious, devastating storm. >> unspeakable devastation in the bahamas. entire towns flattened by hurricane dorian. the storm stuck in the florida coast with possible landfall in the carolinas. a brand-new storm track just in from the national hurricane center. >>> walmart takes action on guns and wants lawmakers to do the same. what the retailer is changing, what it's telling its customers in the wake of the el paso massacre. >>>

yes, i run the walt disney company but there are 230,000 employees. don't come close to really running the company. you know, they run the company and i have a great senior team most of the big decisions of the company are made by them of course, i get involved and i'm there to support them. i'm there to challenge them. you know, i can be demanding of them certainly when it comes to quality and behaving with integrity but i give credit not because it's cheap to do because it's the truth >> okay, that's good apple, bittersweet, i think because you had -- you felt -- >> leaving the board. >> i feel they have have a powerhouse entertainment slate why isn't that something disney wants to be affiliated with. >> it was hard for me to life the apple board. steve did talk to me about joining the board before he died and because he had been on the disney board, he -- i couldn't be on the apple board. you know, it's not considered appropriate. i think it ulee -- i think the new york stock exchange doesn't allow it the interlocking board memb membersh membership

the walt disney company donated $1 million to relief efforts in the bahamas. >>> a team of 45 bay area na mo hurricane dorian could make landfall this week. the elite team of trained rescuers gathered for a quick briefing yesterday before boarding a flight to the eastern seaboard. the oakland fire department is one of 28 teams around the country part of fema national urban searchance rest could you team. >> we go in and never know what to expect. we are prepared for the worst and hope for the best. but nothing -- we are ready for anything that comes towards us. >> the team is expected to arrive in north carolina early this morning. how long it stays there will depend on the storm. we will track hurricane dorian for you on air and online at kpix.com. . >>> happening today, jury deliberations continue in the ghostship warehouse trial. >> a new panel resumed yesterday after a week off. deliberations first started nearly a month ago. three alternate jurors are now on the jury. that jury is deciding whether the defendants should be convicted on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the 2

orlando's airport has reopened along with walt disney world and universal. but dorian decimated parts of the bahamas leaving abaco islands and grand bahama island in massive heaps of floating debris the death toll there is now up to 20. nbc's keri sanders is in the bahamas with more. >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. customs and border protection, air and marine operations will be airborne again today. we spent the day with them as they were flying rescue, search and rescue missions over great abaco, and you can see as we flew in some of the incredible devastation. but remarkably where we went, areas where nobody had been, this was first contact with survivors. we came upon those who had ridden out the storm in fact, they weren't even sure how powerful a storm it was. i told them that it was a category 5, winds of 220 miles per hour >>> did you think you'd be here after this >> no, i thought i was going to die. we don't even know how much, what that was because the tv went out what was it? >> a category 5, 220 plus mild an hour winds. >> felt like it

he had worked as a digital effects designer for walt disney imagineering. he too was some santa monica, and his facebook page was filled with his love for the ocean and diving. >> the diving community is small comes even if you're not really connected to anyone affected, you are connected in some way. >> reporter: while many here do not know the souls lost, mourners say you never know who's life you will touch by just simply showing up. >> i just put my hand on a lady that was standing next to me that i never knew but i saw she was in a lot of pain. >> reporter: mourners were asked to bring a flashlight as a symbol of solitary for the deaf community. and radiant spirits like marybeth guiney. >> this wasn't about her and some meals. she would be down here for whoever this was. >> reporter: heal the bay has set up a gofundme campaign to raise money for the victims of the tragedy. in santa donica, jeff nugent for kpix 5. >>> former president and founder of zimbabwe, robert mugabe, is dead at 95 years old. mugabe ruled the country with an iron fist for more tha

major damage to the space launch site commercial flights in and out of orlando have been halted and walt disney world in orlando is expected to be affected as well governor ron dissenters has activated 2 and a half 1000 national guard troops with another $1500.00 on standby donald trump sold himself to republican voters as an expert deal maker he said he would boost u.s. exports to china and fix discrimination against u.s. firms instead he's escalated a trade war with china and triggered fears of a broader global slowdown as the u.s. prepares to sit down with beijing for more trade negotiations in september our white house correspondent kimberly hulk it takes a look at trump's record on trade. on the campaign trail donald trump boasted that no one strikes a trade deal better than he does and we need a truly great leader now. we need. a leader that wrote the art of the deal but after more than 2 and a half years in office trump has negotiated only one major deal that hasn't been approved in 2018 he withdrew the united states from the north american free trade agreement or now after a deal to rep

we want you to come and joy a getaway at the walt disney resort later this month. isney surprising with a trip to the theme park. a school district taste a student have lunch away on his birthday. >> took away, put them over there, took bread, cheese on bread. heather: the lunch lady followed protocol by giving him an alternate lunch because he didn't have money and his account. the district making a change think it will give students a standard lunch regardless of their account balance. odell beckham junior could be fined for the watch he wore on sunday's game. the nfl says he may have violated a rule about wearing hard objects. somebody could have been injured. that wraps up this hour, "fox and friends first" continues next. goodbye. >> a vote for any democrat tomorrow in north carolina is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and destruction of the american dream. rob: it is tuesday, september 10th, the president taking a target state by storm rallying support of republicans behind two house seats. >> how these elections could impact the president's bid for re

sony and walt disney have reached a deal to continue the spider—man movie series.an: homecoming series, sony, which owns the film rights to the character, and disney, which owns marvel studios, have previously said an agreement could not be reached for the future of the character so they would no longer feature it in their own marvel franchises, or movies like the avengers. now it's time for the weather. buckle up, i have a lot of weather to get through over the next 3.5 minutes, in this forecast for the week ahead. the jetstream minutes, in this forecast for the week ahead. thejetstream has really ramped upa week ahead. thejetstream has really ramped up a gear, blowing across the atlantic, spinning up areas of low pressure and driving them in our direction. this low will bring very wet and windy weather to some of us during saturday night and sunday, but before it arrives, it could just about make out a little bump in the isobars, there is a very weak and transient ridge of high pressure toppling through, so that will peel off showers during the day, more dry weat

chevron, united health, walt disney, disney down 3.5%. 1.5%.estors not exactly riding high on peloton. the stock right now at $25, down $3.86 after opening at $27 a share on its very first day of trading on the nasdaq. the fitness company's initial offering was priced at $29, so off as you can see from that price, down 13 percent. if you didn't know, peloton makes high-end cycles and tread mills equipped with screens for users to join live classes remotely. that is the attraction of peloton. meanwhile, mcdonald's making some diet changes, helping beyond meat to soar. you can see mcdonald's up just slightly, about a quarter of a percent. they say they are going to try the plant-based burgers in canada, try them out in canada. if people like them, maybe they'll expand it. secondly, keurig dr. pepper will replace kraft heinz as a from cider of -- provider of packaged coffee. that breaking news, could the gm strike be coming to an end? a big hint earlier after the automaker said it will continue to provide health coverage to the nearly 48,000 worke

disn to make more appetizing to vegans, offering more than 400 plant- based meals at walt disney worldand disneyland in anaheim. the menu will be first offered at disney world starting in october and disneyland in the spring. >>> starting today, mcdonald's workers can apply for work using alexa. applicants can get a link to continue the application process. the technology was developed and it's not yet available through apple. >>> pg&e has turned off the power in the north bay in some areas as a precaution against wildfires. we'll tell you how many customers are impacted and when the lights could come back on. is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> house speaker nancy pelosi launching an impeachment inquiry into the president. the important information expected to be released today. >>> now we'll take you to san francisco, the sun rising over the east bay. it will be about 90 degrees in the city today. stay cool and be careful, red flag warnings in some are s as well. ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller

. >>> he took over the walt disney company when technology was changing like ever before.disney in largest in the world, pixar, marvel and 20th century fox, sharing lessons he learned in "ride of a lifetime," spoke with anchor how to succeed in technological change and evolution. >> sticks out most, innovate or die. everything is changing so quickly. what is advice for someone starting out? >> exactly, pace of change is so rapid and change is so profound and disruption of business models and our lives is omnipresent. protecting the status quo is not a good strategy. figuring out ways to thrive in time of great change, which in some ways is saying be willing to take risks, with change is lot of uncertainty, advise many people to do. >> in his book writes about friendship with the late apple cofounder steve jobs and detailed precise moment they had in emeryville when jobs confined about the cancer notice. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> it's a vegan world after all at disney's u.s. theme parks. more than 400 vegan dis be added in florida followed by our own. >>> au

stepping up to help in the bahamas in the aftermath of hurricane dorian, royal caribbean and the walt disney company will donate $1 million to disaster relief efforts. a chef, jose andreas, and his team are on the ground delivering sandwiches to the bahamas. verizon granting its customers unlimited texts and calls from the u.s. to the bahamas until next monday. and customers in dorian's path in florida, georgia, north carolina, verizon customers will also have unlimited calling, texting, and data. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. have a great rest of your day. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now.

. >> the book is called the ride of a lifetime, lessons learned from 15 years as ceo of the walt disney] but it's not. it sounds like what happened with ovitz and how brief that was, and even when he was competing to get the role for himself, how he was treated. carol: by headhunter. don't give it away! >> he is basically humiliated by headhunter. and it's not like he hasn't been at disney. jason: a known commodity. >> exactly. and in dealing with rupert murdoch the whole fox deal in the drama behind that. there is a lot of juice in there and it's fun. when: it comes at a time well-known people in the business committee are out there writing books. jason: and he is not done. >> part of the deal with fox's that he has to stick around. he is launching a service with all of the stuff he has accomplished. this streaming service may be the peiord -- period at the end of the sentence. carol: we are available online and through our mobile app. and deftly check out our podcast available on apple podcasts, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ here, it all starts

waltz disn walt disney says they will be teaming up to produce spiderman again. holland, expected to hit theaters july 2021. >>> google is turning 21 today. the search engine, which has just turned into this huge thing, just celebrated, according with a google doodle. the doodle shows what a typical desk top computer looked like in 1998, when google's co-founders, then stanford students created it. >> be really nice to have google stock from 21 years ago. >>> there was a celebration of fathers and father figures across the bay area. that got the excitement of fairview. the school took part in the nationwide fathers getting involved in education. >> it's great to have everything, a lot of energy, a lot of great mus people. and it's a great cause for the children. >> her mom is a single mom that's working hard for her and her sister and to be able to be part of her family and support her family and the wonderful people that are here as well. so it's great to be here. >> the hay with regard schohayw participated for many years, and more sweatshirts than would you ha

. >> we want you to come enjoy a getaway at the walt disney world resort later this month. >> they heardhe park on a free trip so that good deed was rewarded. do you want to insult the kid? >> that's a good story. set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next, hey, brett. >> bret: don't want to mess with tom, thanks, jesse. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. we are following three major stories happening right now. a scare for embattled israeli friend mr. benjamin netanyahu during a public appearance today, we will bring you there. the cia pushing back hard on cnn over a report blamed president trump for highly placed spy in russia. in our top story tonight, president trump is looking for a new national security advisor. john bolton is out. he says he offered to quit. the president says he was fired. it marks the end of a short and tense relationship in which nothing, even its conclusion, was simple or harmonious

. >>> bob is sharing some of the lessons he has learned after leading the walt disney company with ahe took over disney when technology was changing like never before. he describes his friendship with late apple co-founder steve jobs. >> he immediately saw in me someone that respected apple and respected technology and its place in business and society and the intersection between technology and creativity and i think that changed the relationship. so when i became ceo finally in late 2005 and i broached the subject of buying pixar, i was coming from a place in steve's mind that he admired or at least respected and appreciated. >> in his book he details the moment the two had when jobs confided in him about the cancer diagnosis that would ultimately take jobs' life. >>> disney is continuing the plant based food trend. the theme parks are going vegan. every feature vegan options. more than 400 dishes will be added by next month followed by disneyland this coming spring. >>> as we get to the weather, check out the sunset behind us. how beautiful does that look? >> it's am >> there's a

we have walt disney down, netflix flat to hire but yesterday they both took outside hits on the news. let me get the palatine racing for the public offering going. the home fitness platform kicked off and those are a series of presentations with the company goes on to investors and pitches the company, sells them on the offering. here is the details, it is between 26 - $29 per share and palatine is looking to raise up to $1.3 billion and this is the connected fitness company, you get on the bike and you see the classes, sometimes life and sometimes taped. but the valuation would work out to $8 billion. they still have to get approval but were waiting for palatine in a couple of weeks. to the trade war in china, 16 u.s. products from the pool of thousands and thousands of products that have tariffs slept on them today. take a look at the items on list one, food for livestock, cancer drugs, shrimp and grease. this is what has been exempt. tariffs imposed on the items will be refunded and companies can apply to customs within six months for the refund. these are products not readily avai

two people familiar with the matter, walt disney planning to sell off the fox net videogame business.> the bond market has already had a september to remember. investment companies issuing $74 billion over on debt last week, a record for any comparable period since 1972. are investors using this to their advantage? for more, i welcome bloomberg opinion columnist covering denmark and neil dutta. , pretty extraordinary generations in the market, particularly on the long end, people selling bonds for the first time in a long time. is this about detail of -- about the tail of the recession, concerns receding? neil: i don't know. i think the bond market is still priced for a bad scenario, just may be less bad than a couple of weeks ago. i would argue the last jobs number was a reason to be buying bonds. maybe part of what is going on is overall in the main, the market is right about inflation, but we will have some inflation, not no inflation. maybe that's why we have seen breakeven rates,. real rates have come up a little bit. we saw a little bit of a bid in crude recently, so maybe that

walt disney, coca-cola, deere and many others.t was to say, apple is probably the most cash-rich company on the planet. it just shows that these plunging yields are making it very profitable for companies to borrow at this time. shery: thank you so much for that. as we continue to see volatility in the markets, one sector that has felt the impact is small caps. the russell 2000 lagging the s&p 500 this year. joining us now is the riverfront investment group senior portfolio manager. great to have you with us. in your notes, you tell us you sold off your small-cap exposure. what happened? they were supposed to be insulated from all these trade tensions and other headwinds for the u.s. >> absolutely. that is one of the reasons we bought into it back in january, believing that same thing, but our risk management discipline has us measure things against the asset class from which we sold the large caps, so it did underperform for the balance of the year and what we learned was earnings estimates had come down more dramatically and gro

it is designed by walt disney's creative team to celebrate the new disney star wars attraction.do, florida. it will also make stops in miami, madrid, frankfurt and paris, all starting next month. cheryl: i like the facial recognition stuff as long as it's safe. as long as they're not -- lauren: there's that. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up. is antonio brown finished with football completely? well, the wide receiver took on the nfl over the weekend. well, he did it on twitter, anyway. this could be his last play. we're going to talk about it. amtrak is getting rid of a mainstay for long distance travelers, seemingly because it's what millennials want. i guess if they want something they get it. looks like possibly that's true. lauren: these days. cheryl: yep. we'll be back. ♪ imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that perfect sound. where the nation's biggest party store can staff up qu

system sony picture entertain appear and walt disney announced teeming up again to produce a t.ofit sharing structure put permanent address's future in doubt last month. the next spidy film will star tom holland on july 16th, 2021. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> happening today it's a seventh annual jelly belly cndipalooza in fairfield. head to the visitor center for carnival rides arts and crafts big time and free samples. the company also debuting a new rose jelly bean flavor. tours are available all day. you can see how the candy is made. and entrance and parking are free. but some activities cost money. e event runs from 9:00 until 5:00 today and tomorrow. still to come on abc 7 morpgs. east bay cull near culture becomes too much. and now a well-known neighborhood changes branding. >>> and working out with the kids in tow. the workout that does more than they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading he

but as ceo of the walt disney company, i look at china quite favorably. >> how much do you worry about impacting the world economy? >> i agree with bob. the trade issue is serious and has to be dealt with. the method could be different. a lot has said tariffs are the only thing to try, but people should look at china a little bit differently. i say this out of respect. they don't have enough food, water, and energy. their neighbors are really complicated. they have 500 million people in poverty. they have a gdp per person of 10,000. america has all the food, water, and energy we need. we have wonderful neighbors. theave gifts given to us by founding fathers which is led to the most innovative schools and companies. and even if we do a crappy job are gdp per person will be three times there's. and we have a common interest. we have a common interest in growth, peace, nuclear deep proliferation, anti-terrorism. >> environment. >> environment. we should try and be friendly and understand their problems. >> what is the trade war actually about? is it world supremacy? >> no, it is trade. th

. >> the book is called "the ride of a lifetime: lessons learned from 15 years as ceo of the walt disneys like [snoring] but it's a wild ride. it's a wild ride. it has details of following michael eisner, what happened with ovitz and how brief that was and what that was like to watch, and even when he was competing to get the role for himself, how he was treated. carol: by a headhunter. i love that story -- don't give it away! >> ok, you've got to read it, but he is basically humiliated by a headhunter. and it's not like he hasn't been at disney. it is not like he wasn't somebody -- jason: a known commodity. >> exactly. and in dealing with rupert murdoch, the whole fox deal and all the drama behind that. there is a lot of juice in there and it's fun. carol: it comes at a time when we feel like some really well-known folks in the financial community, and in the business community are out there writing books about their time. jason: and he is not done. >> part of the deal with fox's that he has to stick around. they are launching a streaming service, and all of the stuff he has accomplishe

walt disney world will close nearly all of its park early this afternoon, but the blizzard beach waterpark will be shut down all day. universal volcano bay will also be closed for the bay, but other attractions will remain open. orlando, sea world is also closed for the entire day. all the parks say they will reopen with regular hours when it is safe to do so. >>> this morning, several bay area nurses are on standby in florida. the nurses are members of the registered nurse response network or rn rn. they say they volunteer now for the same reasons they became nurses in the first place. >> we do this to help people. it is kind of what the core of nursing is about. and they definitely have a need right now. >> the nurses also say they are willing to go to the bahamas. the group sent volunteers to puerto rico in the aftermath of hurricane maria and went to florida last year when hurricane michael hit. >>> the search and rescue team is also on alert from south to north carolina. the 36 team members not on active status yet but they say they are ready to go when called. they spent the labo

of a walt disney company" which sounds like -- [snoring] it is a wild ride and has details of following eisner and what happened with ovitz when he came in and how brief that was and what was that like to watch and even when he was competing for the role for himself how he was treated. >> by a headhunter. that story, don't give it away. >> you've got to read it. basically humiliated by a headhunter and not like he hasn't been at disney. it wasn't like he wasn't somebody. >> he's not an unknown commodity. >> and then dealing with rupert murdoch and how the fox deal came down and all the drama behind that. there's a lot of juice in there and it's fun. >> it comes at a time we feel like some really well known folks in the financial community and those in the business community are out there writing books about their time. >> he's not done. part of the deal with fox is he has to stick around. they're launching a streaming service and after all the stuff he's accomplished with pixar and all that, this streaming service may be the period at the end of the sentence and if that doesn't work, th

>> that is emblematic of companies like walt disney. nameopen only beat in five of the last eight quarters. not as high of a grower. look at the disney plus offering. they're going right after major companies like netflix and others they haven't bee competitive with getting direct consumer market. i'm a father of two young girls. do you think i will get on disney plus? it is finding ways to continue to grow. ashley: dave, thank you very much. quick, we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. ashley: heading into the final what have we got 20 seconds into the close. an interesting day to say the least. volatile week for the mkets. [closing bell rings] i think we'll see more volatility as those headlines and tweets continue. that is going to do it for the "claman countdown." connell mcshane, melissa francis pick it up now, "after the bell." melissa: volatile day on wall street driven by trade headlines. all three major averages ending the day in the red. the dow closing down 66 point. off the lows of the session. it is okay. at one point

amazon, disney, cvs and starbucks. [ buzzer ] okay let's look at this starbucks, major restaurant, walt disneyentertainment, cvs, am zorngs let's call pure retail and technology we have technology, restaurant, entertainment, we've got health care and we've got online retail and i'm telling you, i love that portfolio. action alert, action alert, action alert, action alert yes, that person is clearly a member of my club. let's go to susan in florida susan? >> boo-yah, mr. cramer from delray beach >> i love delray beach how gorgeous is that let's go to work. >> caller: beautiful it's an honor to be able to thank you for all you do to educate us home gamers your knowledge and integrity are unmatched. >> e. >> thank you so much may i never let you down. >> caller: you won't i know you won't my stocks are microsoft, at&t, apple, home depot and amazon am i diversified >> all right some are going to criticize me for this because i am not going say you have to sell one or these others i'm not going to say you either have to sell microsoft or apple, because they don't trade together they haven't traded

liz: hilton hyatt and walt disney have some exposure in the area as well.ir. >> our focus is really getting small and median commerce started again. once we restore the lives of people who are really key to our commerce, you will see more. yes, you began to mention disney and others. disney has been a huge partner in the economic landscape of the bahamas and the cruise lines, the private islands, their operations here. yes, they have been part of the restoration exercise already. by and large, their product, while it may have suffered some damage, we feel very confident as well that that facility will be back up and running in a short time. liz: we are looking at such stunning video. of course, the united states got flooding as well but did not get the damage that would have torn down all of those structures. what are you hearing from the smaller businesses which perhaps were not part of bigger, more solid buildings? >> right now, if i may use a term disastrous. we have been -- in abaco we have been completely smashed. the business community there has gone