first theme park to become popular and the ancestor of many other parks was disneyland, opened by walt disneycalifornia. theme parks are special entertainment complexes created to provide visitors with a unique and exciting experience, combining elements entertainment, culture and nature in one place. they offer a variety of shows, performances, games and other activities related to the chosen topic. amazing stories are told here, transported to fairy-tale worlds populated by familiar and not so familiar characters. limitless. fantasy and imagination, thanks to detailed sets, costumes and special effects, a person takes part in an unforgettable adventure and becomes a time traveler. and even mind-blowing rides are not necessary. the main thing is to create an atmosphere with using details and decoration. with the advancement of technology and innovation , theme parks are becoming more interactive and immersive. today, such parks are one of the most... types of attractions, they continue to develop and attract more and more entertainment and tourist visitors from all over the world. fairy-tale

when i had one walt disney's copyright of the 1928 short film steamboat, willy featuring, mickey mouse has expired. that means the mickey mouse has now entered the public domain movie feature early non speaking versions of mickey and minnie and is widely seen as the moment that transformed disney's fortunes will russell launched 9 the attack drones in an aerial assault on ukraine and the hours leading into new year's day, keith says that it's air defenses destroyed $87.00 of them. it came as ukraine's president followed him years the landscape gave a motivational 20 minute new year's address, of course, to his nation after almost 2 years of war with russia. ukraine is a live ukraine sites to create exists. he says, as he encouraged citizens to keep up their efforts of them. he said a victory was not received or granted, but gained. but there was no mention though of the ongoing problems and secure and continued military aid from his allies, including the us and the 2nd shot. these will you see the view correspondence on your phone? the car is and key with more on zalinski is new year's

he made his debut in the 1928 animated short film of the same name, directed by walt disney.thousands of other classic works are entering public domain, following the expiration of a 95-year copyright term. in other words, this mickey is up for grabs for anyone that wants to use this specific version without permission. >> i got to figure out how to make money on this thing. it is simply too good. >> reporter: across social media, users reacting to the use. one posting, hey, check out this new character i came up with. a spokesperson say more modern versions will remain unaffected. adding, mickey will continue to play a global role as lead ambassador for walt disney company. it is not just mickey. the original minnie mouse and tigger will also be joining the lot. as well as peter pan. now, you might be wondering what's the big deal? winnie the pooh's copyright ran out in 2022. shortly thereafter, a horror film. leading to outrage from fans. now steamboat willie will beat is the center of infestation 88 with the creator saying they're looking to infuse nostalgia with terror. >

the only other disney employee to earn the same recognition was walt disney himself. e parent company of abc seven. >> better than expected. that's the overall feeling about the newest report on economic growth in the u.s. it's boosting hopes will avoid a recession. abc news reporter ike ejiochi has the details. >> the commerce department releasing its latest gdp report showing the u.s. economy grew at a slower pace in the latest quarter, but still performed much better than forecasters expected, according to the commerce department. gdp adjusted for inflation, grew at a 3.3 annual rate over the final three months of last year. >> we managed to avoid that recession that so many economists were predicting. thanks in part to the strong job market and a rise in consumer confidence that strong growth due in large part to an increase in consumer spending, which accounts for roughly two thirds of us economic activity. >> americans open their wallets this holiday season with retail sales up 5.6% in december, compared to a year ago. also, the data pointing to infrastructure pr

reports are out that walt disney in the national football league are in deal talks which could result in the nfl taking an equity stake in disney's espn, the league would acquire an equity stake in espn, the sports network and the sports network would take control of nfl media. walt disney a need some good news to move up the stock, crypto markets are active with the coin, they trade 24/7 we have bitcoin at the moment of $520 to 42915, it had pulled back 41500 earlier today as the approval of the spot bitcoin etf turned out to be a sell on the news event. a big buildup that went higher by 47000 and here we are, 42000, almost 43000, blackrock ceo larry fink was on "the claman countdown" friday after his firms i share bitcoin trust was etf that got approved. listen. >> this is a great potential long-term store value. as i said it's digital gold. >> you won't find digital gold at the most famous pawnshop in the world but you will find the real stuff and real cash when you need it, gold and silver pawnshop on rick harrison may be able to predict the economy better than wall street's top r

the only other disney employee to earn that same recognition, walt disney himself. parent company of abc seven. i just want to tell you a little bit about more about this man, because i'm obsessed with him. so he grew up. >> he grew up in brooklyn and he said, and his family didn't have a lot of money. >> and he said that he never saw a black engineer until he was a black engineer. so he didn't grow up with all these role models and this field. he now has multiple patents that he has created, including a brand new invention, which i encourage you to go to the disney blog, the disney parks blog, because they show it and it's hard for me to describe, but it's basically a treadmill, okay? which allows you i can be standing next to gloria, and we can both be walking in any direction, and we will never run into each other. >> oh, wow. >> and then if we stop, it stops and then that way you could put a you could put like a goggle lens on, like a vr thing. and we could be playing a game in a space and we're walking toward each other, but we'll never hit each other. >> oh, w

the only other disney employee to earn the same recognition was walt disney himself. t is a disney research fellow and imagineer and has amassed. 106 patents and counting. disney of course, the parent company of abc seven. >> we still have much more news ahead. at 530. and tonight we're going to take a deeper dive into the bay area's most dangerous roads. after the national highway traffic safety administration found that california has the third deadliest roads for pedestrians. the abc seven news i-team looks into why. plus, the preparations continue ahead of this weekend's nfc championship game. sports director larry beil joins me with an update on deebo and what to expect come sunday. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv. >> all right you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo,

and it's for the multi-plane camera, which, by the way, you can see if you go to the walt disney familym right here in the presidio. disney is the parent company of abc seven. can i say one more thing? he invented? if you've ever been on the haunted mansion. okay. and you go into madame liotta's room, she is the seance thing, and she's floating around her head is floating around in this crystal ball around the room. he did that? oh that's his thing. this is really amazing. >> he did a lot of other things, but people especially know madame lily said he didn't see anyone doing what he was doing to reach this level. >> he didn't know any black engineers and didn't even see one until he was a black engineer. yeah, so he really carved his own path. i love that , yes. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming as we head to break a live look outside at 655. >> it is

the walt disney company still retains copyrights over the modern version of mickey mouse, but peopleto copy and share the 1928 character. other famous works now open to the public include the original german edition of "all quiet on the western front" and charlie chaplin's silent film "the circus." and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, please check back later for "cbs mornings." follow us online at cbsnews.com. that's where you'll find my podcast "the takeout." reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm charissa lawson in new york. south korean opposition leader lee jae mi-lung was stabbed in the neck. he was airlifted to a hospital. his injury is said to be nonlife-threatening. the alleged attacker was quickly subdued and arrested. >>> court documents containing the names of over 150 people with ties to jeffrey epstein could be unsealed as early as today. they're expected to contain the names of former epstein employees, sexual abuse victims, and others, including several pro

this one very, very much resembles walt disney's main street in anaheim. these pictures that they're showing, these pictures can be bought on the internet for $5 a picture. the bottom line of this is we don't have the detail. and what we do know is that they want to put 400,000 people in that area that you showed on the map, which would double the size of solano county, and it would break a 30-year commitment by the citizens of solano county to maintain a greenbelt between vacaville, fairfield and rio vista. and what it would amount to is the opening of urban sprawl from the west part of san francisco city all the way east to roseville and beyond. bottom line, who is going to pay for it? who is going to pay for the highway 12 and highway 113, which are presently rural two-lane state highways? >> sure. >> it's going to be billions of dollars of infrastructure. it does not add up. it makes no sense, and remains a threat to travis. >> congressman, on the flip side, they say all the right things. affordable housing, jobs, elementary schools, high schools, grea

the walt disney company still retains copyright over the modern version of mickey mouse but people areharacter. other famous works now include the original german addition of all quiet on the western front and charlie chaplin's silent film the circus. for noah o norah o'donnell >> he hasn't paid a dime of child support in 15 months. >> announcer: a divorced dad on the hook to his ex-wife... >> he was going to lose his apartment and have no place to take our kids when he had them, so i loaned him money to save his apartment. >> announcer: ...but is he ready to be a full-time parent? >> judge judy: why are you now asking for custody of your children? i'm just curious. >> because i'm concerned about their welfare and everything. >> i have a boyfriend, your honor. he's not happy with that. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution shelly wright is suing her ex-husband, james wright sr., for loans, credit card debt and the return of property. >> byrd: order

walt disney's birtrit.gone december, which is walt disney's birtrit. and thoughts gone december, which is walt disney's birtrit. and then thoughts gone december, which is walt disney's birtrit. and then thantts gone december, which is walt disney's birtrit. and then thant to gone december, which is walt disney's birtrit. and then thant to read into it. and then i want to read a more of these ones a couple more of these ones because they're good because they're really good names. my two petite basset griffon are called griffon vendeens are called gaucho bombilla, pronounced gaucho and bombilla, pronounced bombita. this one is bombita. and then this one is bombita. and then this one is bombita bucha. that doesn't say the name . they say love the the name. they say love the show, love the channel. thank you. i'll say my dog's name is garcia, named afterjerry garcia from the american band the grateful dead. you see people have really with these have really had fun with these names well. why not? why not? >> yea

unprofitable, everyone they say it doesn't bring money, we won't do it, yes, yes, tell me, this is at walt disney, that it's unprofitable, that, well, the situation is that when i saw it, i realized that it is necessary to do something for them first, because no one is doing it, come on, i will do it, firstly, secondly, uh, you have no idea, we are already after each, even now, after each show, i i communicate with them because the children want... communication, they don't need to be shown to the cinema, well , little ones, they watch and that's all, they can't stand even 80 minutes of a movie, now after gadgets, smart devices, they are generally fast, that's it, well, they don't perceive from the imagination , it doesn't work anymore, here they are, already those who are in the fifth grade, sixth, seventh grade, they want to communicate, they want to be with you to communicate, they ask such questions that you even fall down, for example, there was a child alone who asked me, and after ivan sila said, but this story is a story, that's all, but you really never picked it up?

copyright protection can only be held for 95 years, and that time has come for the original 1928 walt disneyharacter. this means anyone can now use the image for art or repurposing. it has no gloves. smaller shoes and no pupils. unlike the newer modern version of mickey. well, how about starting your new year with some bone chilling cold? these folks all jumped into the ocean at ocean beach in san francisco for the ninth annual new year's day. polar plunge. you can see all ages took part by looks on their faces. they seem to enjoy it well. new at 11, it is the true honor of a lifetime for one san jose newborn, the first born in the bay area in 2024, baby albert is happy, healthy and now the owner of a rare life fact tonight, abc seven news anchor dion lim was able to catch up with the family to introduce us to baby albert in a story you'll see only on seven, we didn't expect that we will be the first one. >> yeah, the first one in the bay area for parents cheng yang and yao ming wong, their second son, albert, was more than ready to burst into the new year when he was born at exactly 1205 on

walt disney. >> yes. >> yes. >> charming things about walt disney lots of disney and lot and lots ofamed mortimer fake originally named mortimer fake or mortimer mouse. >> yes, true >> yes, yes. true >> fake fact? fact, fact. >> fake or fact? fact, fact. you're safe. you're both safe. >> how did you that >> fact. how did you know that it is thing? yeah, it is it is a thing? yeah, it is a thing . so he originally. do thing. so he was originally. do you he was why the name you know why he was why the name was changed? >> mortimer is too long. >> because mortimer is too long. >> because mortimer is too long. >> mortimer could >> i don't know, mortimer could be mickey mortimer. >> no. don't know why. >> no. don't know why. >> well, was actually >> well, it was actually his wife. disney wife. uh, lillian. uh, disney thought didn't as right thought he didn't sound as right to mortimer mouse, even to have mortimer mouse, even though i like the alliteration, it's say. yeah well, it's hard to say. yeah well, mortimer mouse, it's got a nice little . little ringer. >> get it anyway? you >> did

here we go, listen to me, listen to me walt disney studios and disney is sending you to disneyland paris! how do you feel? [screaming] >> are you feeling good? >> i said i told you, don't give up. and i said, we are going to paris. >> first time going out of the country, going on a ride. this is on your bucket list. [laughter] we love it. you all, we know that anna lila, you are 12, right? what does this moment mean to you? i don't even know how to say it. >> erica, let's talk to you, mom, you are responsible for the submission here. >> i felt my family, especially my grandmother deserve this. so i took my chances on it. >> they were on an airport heading to the city of lights after quick pit stops at the city of lights it was on to disneyland paris. at the park, it was time for miss wanda's first ride ever. >> i feel like i'm 22. >> a dream date come to life and it wasn't over yet. ♪ ♪ >> ginger caught up with the family in front of sleeping beauty castle. >> how does it feel to be living this? >> i am myself. wishes do come true. >> sonia this is not just a trip of a lifetime for one o

i am walt disney and gave him the creative hero. so we've now done over 30 heroes in the series.ed i was giving to myself. but it's been our way to kind of fight back against the i'll just say, the way we're treating each other as peoe hink we can do better and give our kids better heroes to look up to. so, brad meltzer, what's the difference between writing thrillers and writing children's books? less murder? you know the truth is, peter, i don't see much of a difference. i really don't. to me, a good story is a good ously, one has adult themes and one has maybe metaphors you can't use in a kid's book. but at the end of the give you an example. there's a story about george washington. there's a line, you know, some lines in the book. and i put in i am george used in the thriller that i wrote when i mentioned george washington. and i use that same line in the first conspiracy about a secret ot to kill george washington really happens. there's a fictional book, a nonfiction adult book and a kid's book. i am george washington. they all had the same story in them. a'll use a little

copyright protection can only be held for 95 years, and that time has come for the original 1928 walt disney character. this means anyone can now use the image for art or repurposing. it has no gloves. smaller shoes and no pupils. unlike the newer modern version of mickey. well, how about starting your new year with some bone chilling cold? these folks all jumped into the ocean at ocean beach in san francisco for the ninth annual new year's day. polar plunge. you can see all ages took part by looks on their faces. they seem to enjoy it well. new at 11, it is the true honor of a lifetime for one san jose newborn, the first born in the bay area in 2024, baby albert is happy, healthy and now the owner of a rare life fact tonight, abc seven news anchor dion lim was able to catch up with the family to introduce us to baby albert in a story you'll see only on seven, we didn't expect that we will be the first one. >> yeah, the first one in the bay area for parents cheng yang and yao ming wong, their second son, albert, was more than ready to burst into the new year when he was born at exactly 1205

looking first of all, walt disney c.e.o.lining up allies as we he tries to stave off attacks from billionaire capitalist nelson pelts. meanwhile activist hedge fund blackwell capital is proposing three nominees to the does nea board who would champion iger's strategy. bare rack gold speak with key investors to consider a possible takeover of the canadian copper producer. first quantum surging off the back of that news. the company lost half of its value though and this is down to the sudden closure of its mine in pan in a. sources say barracks approached investors late last year. two years in a row now global banks making more money underwriting bonds and providing loans for green projects versus what they earn from financing fossil fuel activity. the world's top lenders generated about $3 billion in fees from green deals. by comparison they brought in less than $2.7 billion from fossil fuel transactions. markets, well, equities, are regionally speaking on the way down. we head to the lunch break in about five minutes. it is

. >> the poster child for how valuable the public domain is, is probably walt disney.f all their beloved, wonderful films that are based on public domain works, but at the same time physicianny is also a figurehead for the diminishment of the public domain because of their support for copyright term extension. >> reporter: disneyand other companies pushed congress to pass copyright extensions in the 1990s, delaying mickey's emergence into the public sphere. only mickey and minnie's black-and-white "steamboat willie" versions can now be used in creative works. not the more familiar colorful renditions that came after. what are the limitations? what are you not allowed to do? >> you cannot use the characters in a way that misleads consumers into thinking that disney has produced or sponsored your product. >> reporter: a case in point, winnie-the-pooh. ♪ winnie-the-pooh winnie-the-pooh ♪ >> reporter: one test of an icon going out to the public whose original literary work lost its protection two years ago, and that led to this. "winnie-the-pooh: blood and honey." >> "bloo

signed a bill, giving him and the state of florida new power over the 47 district that contains walt disney world resort. up until then, that area is essentially self governed by the corporation of disney. this lawsuit, filed by disney, which the judge said failed on merit, accused desantis of weaponized disney for exercising its right to free speech. all of this dates back to two years ago when the company criticized the bill that banned certain distractions about sexual orientation and identity in classrooms. >>> iran's military leader saying, quote, we are not in pursuit of war but we are not afraid of war. this comes one day after president biden announced he has decided how the u.s. should respond and will respond to sunday own strike by an iran backed militant group that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan and wounded a dozen others. the white house formally assigned blame to, quote, the umbrella group called the islamic resistance in iraq. top officials also concerned the counterattack will be multiple phases. joining us now to discuss, former national security advisor to president

. >>> and walt disney couldn't have imagined this.el gives it yay or nay on the horrific future mickey mouse is now facing. mickey mouse, i hurricmean as ar character, a murderer. presidential race came down to trump versus biden both candidates would end up trying to sell themselves by bashing their opponent, but president biden has decided to make his move surprisingly early, going harshly negative this first week of january. >>> two major speeches offer an early sense of president biden's reelection strategy. friday at valley forge where george washington's army camped during the revolutionary war, biden argued donald trump is a threat to democracy. >> he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. our campaign is different. >> on monday he will speak at mother emmanuel church in charleston, the site of a 2015 racist massacre. >> the among dangerous thing to our homeland is white supremacy. >> a concerted effort to black voter, only half of whom approved of biden's work in a recent poll, a sharp drop from the 87% wh

the winners are going to be the walt disney company.will either get bought or it is just big enough with ip franchises to win. and i think warner bros. discovery is the dark course. paramount is too small. there is no advantages to small size in this work. caroline: we were originally bringing you want to talk about the earnings and the fact that we have advertising looking pretty good looking at youtube and alphabet managing to still bring in the ad revenue when everyone wants to hear about ai. but from your perspective, what is that some of these tech companies and alphabet for example, can bring to the table in terms of content? >> what is really interesting about google's strategic position is youtube is now the number one streamed entity. and youtube advertising grew 60% and they are up to $3 billion in prescription -- subscription revenue. that 100 -- 100 million subscribers and 15 billion dollars in subscription revenue. this is another revenue stream building up and it is all video all the time. and youtube tv with the nfl sunda

at the dow winners, we show you what's going on with apple not to mention boeing and intel but walt disney is seeing again of 2% after nelson peltz went on cnbc and said he's not done agitating for better stock price on disney. unitedhealth group, chevron, procter & gamble and green boots alliance and flipped to some of the s&p winners, x, what's going on with the semiconductors and that includes the nasdaq winner that you times, amd is in there and so many others, southwest airlines both moving higher at the moment. a strong performer over the past couple sessions up 6.5%, caesar's entertainment got 5. 5%. and the strength of the semiconductors is not to be sniffed at at the moment. they are powering this market higher. we have this fox business alert. investors trading for stronger profit margins. despite top and bottom line earnings beat the stock is plunging after reporting adjusted gross profit margin fell 20 basis points, you can see the selloff of 8% for birkenstock which recently went public to a lot of fanfare but maybe it's the winter, people don't need to wear open toed sandals,

in entertainment, they have missed the deadline to pay walt disney's india unit for cricket matches. did not pay a $200 fee. zee and disney star ended that agreement in august to broadcast the cricket names until 2027. jd.com's data nexus is investigating suspicious practices that lead to a discrepancy. a routine audit shows that it overestimated sales and support costs triggering a 46% drop in its share price. dependent advisors will assist. juniper networks rising the most after with the wall street journal said that the company was a mute -- was in merger talks. hpe would acquire juniper for about 30 million representative -- $30 billion. representatives did not comment. let us return to what is going on at ces and there is going to be some big announcement from the biggest players. one of them is amazon which has been unveiling its new video streaming feature similar to apple airplay. joining us is spencer. already, you can do google android cast, apple airplay. why does amazon want to option this too? spencer: amazon is playing a little bit of catch-up. the key thing is that ama

hitting 38000 for the dow, the dow winners headed by goldman, salesforce, intel, american express and walt disney4, the s&p 500 winners western digital in phase first solar edge baby hunt and the nasdaq composite winners this far this monday morning in phase energy, palo alto cybersecurity stock on semi, palo alto networks, the ten year treasury yield on the downside, down to 4.09%. the price of gold well above $2000 but shy of 2,102,043. bitcoin was right on the cusp of $40000. at that 40700 now. the price of oil 72 or $73 a barrel $74 a barrel despite was happy to the mideast, nat gas very cold winter weather is down again and the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.7 and diesel $3.90. coming up doug burgum and jim and vivekramaswamy and ron desae dropped out and endorsed donald trump are they fighting for the vp spot, we will discuss that. many people turning to the carnivore diet, is it good for you and how much weight can you lose, doctor marc siegel is here to answer my questions. janet yellen plans to tap biden's economic record and take a shot at trump's academy. were getting get

going after targets like walt disney. he went from space mountain to it's a small world. it just did not work. i wonder, does that message really just not resonate with republicans as much as maybe folks think on social media and sort of towel snapping corners of the far right? it just doesn't resonate with voters. >> no, that's exactly right. especially here in new hampshire. at the end of the day, we're the live free or die state. we like government to be smaller and out of the way, but businesses run themselves. that was what was fascinating to me, that i think ron desantis and his team early on may have misread the room. they kind of thought their support was going to come from the hardest of hard core trump supporters when in reality, he was picking up a lot of the non-trump supporters, the non-trump voters. folks who were a little more centrist or center right, and yet he was still moving to the right to try to out maneuver donald trump ideologically for iowa. they made this miscalculation early on in the campaign t

a cruiseship designed to offer more than anything, and they want this to compete with issues in walt disney to be as impressive as that and it is a shot off the ball, and the new standard for the cruise industry. neil: they have theaters, multiple pools, looking at the suites on this thing that are bigger than most people's homes. this is not cheap stuff here and yet these bookings are packed, i understand. >> there's so much to do. there's an entire waterpark on board, 16 waterslides, shows, a musical and when they put on sale initially demand has been through the roof, the best sales ever the week that icon of the seas went on sale and that has been incredible to see where it is with the direction. it is an incredible amount of things to do on board. neil: between passengers and crew i'm counting 8000 human beings packed into this thing. that's crazy. >> two people in the cabin, 5600 passengers and 2300 crew members. every cabin, third and fourth passengers in every cabin, the number jumps to 7000, but the numbers will be a little less than that. it's not that, to have every passenger in

adding mickey will continue to play a leading role as the global ambassador for the walt disney companyttractions and merchandise. it is not just mickey. the original minnie mouse and tiger will also be joining the lot. >> i'm tiger >> reporter: as well as jm berries's peter pan. now, you might be wondering what's the big deal? winnie the pooh's copyright ran out in 2022 and shortly thereafter a slasher film winny the pooh infestation 88 with the creator saying they're looking to infuse nostalgia with terror. >> i thought it was just rodents, but there's something else in here >> reporter: it is not just these characters from your childhood, but works from literary masters liking a that kristy and the unforgettable charlie chaplain with his film "the circus" all now free for use disney holds a separate trademark on mickey as aas a corporate mascot, which means it is illegal to use the steam boat willy version to corporate mascot, which means it is illegal for anyone to use the steamboat willy version of mickey to trick customers into thinking a product or film is endorsed by disney ther

florida in recent years, where with the loss of one of the largest employers in the state, the walt disney company and its former ceo spoke out then spoke out. and then there was a reaction within state government. it, which is still playing out now. so how senior executives, when should they went, should they speak out? this is such an important, relevant question and the last several years, social issues are coming. business leaders fast and furious lee things we've never had to think about. and in my company, it's a very metric driven company. we know what do we need to see to advance a compound, our pipeline or what kind return on investment do we need to further invest? but when it came to whether not we should speak out on a social issue and we didn't have a metric and i thought i feared that people in the company would say well it's whatever thinks and i assure you whatever sally thinks is not a metric and a good place that i want to be. so i spent a lot of time thinking deeply. i gathered my colleagues, my team, and we came up with a five question framework and it's detailed in the

. >>> now, the original mickey mouse, the one featured in walt disney's 1928 short film "steamboat willie" along with his closest friends have entered the public domain. that means these characters along with their stories that were copyrighted back then can be reused and remade, either on the page, stage or screen. and there's been no time wasted in making the mascot from the happiest place on earth horrifying. ♪ >> where the hell did he go? >> we kept harry here because -- >> i can't unsee that. >> -- he is the only person i want to hear from. >> i feel really good about t i like to see actors and roles be diversified so this is a great example of that where you go from something that's very family friendly to something that's most certainly not. >> broaden the portfolio. >> it's like growth for mickey is what you're saying. >> growth for mickey. mickey has been stuck in the singular role it's nice to see him grow. i'm truly interested when goofy becomes somebody who can be in one of these horror films, maybe he can team up with mickey. >> okay. heard it here here, goofy horror film. ev

. >> are they ever but youtand understand this is a walt disney world where this movie takes place. kill you pbecause you misgendered somebody. it is a different park now,no laura. they have peter pan and snow white and thethey 7 inches. it is a different disney comeaux came watching at, wi the movieso tgoing the park. wasn't that the original disney horror film just the fact they are charging you $38.50 for a y hot pretzel? i pay interest on anm pa ice-cream cone i bought in 2011. it's not pretty. >> laura: don't you love how the rascal scooters at disney, they have all of the attachment so you can put the 24-ounce coca-cola, and then the codedcot pride -- there is a little platform of food you can choose from. >> most of disney nowadays is fat people on scooters eating turkey legs. >> laura: i almostg got hit by one. >> you don't go on rides but not fat people now, you are rightdg about that, scary. >> laura: jimmy cover the nextu' clip importance most powerful women summit in october.e ne shocking, i wasn't there.r, it is goin sg viral and elf forn reason and here is lieutenant c

sales force and visa both hitting 52 week highs i believe are salesforce it's a two-year high, walt disneyrcent, caterpillar up 1.5%, cat reports this week, microsoft hitting an all-time high up one in the third%, big moves were down names that are dramatically lifting in the last eight minutes, the dow jones industrial. breaking moments ago the pity god has revealed the names of the three american soldiers killed in a drone strike sunday in jordan they were from an army reserve unit based in fort worth were joe. the department of defense and the soldiers killed in the tower 22 attack were william jerome rivers 46 years old, specialist canedy sanders 24 years old and specialist brianna alexandria moffat, 23 years old. the pentagon said the number of troops injured now tops 40. the dod says this attack has the footprints of hezbollah which is funded by iran the first u.s. facilities after months of attacks by terror groups on american forces in the middle east since the israel hamas war began on october 7, now the white house has to decide what to do, let's go live to the white house. high-

and so he wrote this article, and it made its way to the walt disney company, and they called me in myn't, i've got midterms." but i was like, "my buddy and i, we're graduating, we're moving to hollywood and, well, we'll meet you when we move out. and so we had this meeting and they thought we were a team by mistake because i brought a friend and here we are. >> seth: and now, what were your early ideas for disney when you were pitching them animated shows? >> there was one about conjoined twins who own a toy factory. >> seth: uh-huh? >> that was a pass [ laughter ] >> there was one about a girl with a very large head called shiree with a big head >> also a pass [ laughter ] >> they wanted disney, they wanted ip. and so we found an old disney movie called "the cat from outer space. a live action -- >> seth: yeah. >> from the '70s >> i don't hear a lot of applause out there >> no one's heard of it. >> you guys are wrong. >> and we pitched them that, "now this is a show! so we made a pilot of that, and that was also a pass >> also a pass >> seth: now, i do want to mention real quick, jus

the movie is distributed by walt disney's searchlight pictures. disney's stock down 1.33%.o have your stock really go higher. and warner brothers' smash hit barbie earning 8 nominations including best picture, but surprisingly, none for director greta gerwig or the movie's star, margot robbie. checking warner brothers discovery, it's up three-quarters of a percent. just for fun, let me check mattel. it's mar a ginally higher. >>> dr hourton -- horton's earnings fell short of estimates while revenue did beat expectations, raising its forecast for home steals for 2024 as declining mortgage rates, they say, are helping ease pressure on home buyers. the stock is down 8.7%. rt, and, that's formerly raytheon technologies, shooting higher by 5.6% after reporting quarterly sales results that a beat stills. the sales were boosted by the company's pratt and whitney if jet engine unit which rose 14% and lifted its profit by 25 percent. now, the defense arm of the company saw a rise in rockets and patriot systems sales, key weapons used by ukraine to repel russia's invasion and also we

walt disney and walgreens boots alliance and china reporting q4 gdp expanding 5.2% and lowest in decades and 20% of the heavy machinery business in caterpillar from the asia pacific region and exposure does not thrill investors but the russell small and mid caps that, are more sensitive to higher borrowing costs dropping to one month low and as you see, the russell is down 22 points or more than 1% and look, year-to-date, russell is the worst in drops. a very robust december retail sales report re-got in morning. month after month consumer got busy pushing retail sales up six tenth of a percent and four tenths of a percent in expectation and retail sales gain 5d .6% annually in december and that's the highest in 11 months. the second that number hit the tape, look at two-year yield right around 8:30 a.m. eastern time. you know, the two year mind melt with federal reserve policy and spiked. previous close 4.22% and right now we're at 4.36% and 14 basis point spike and what was a slam dunk bet that the fed will cut rates at march meeting has turned into a jump ball. let's break the news he

citrus and a dull heat that left it undesirable for much the sides or just until the 1960s when walt disneyane ride over the vast emptiness, looked down and said they are. the interior of central florida was so desolate my father kept the gallon of water in a box of saltines in his car. he said you could eat all the oranges you wanted but good luck if you do flush toilet or payphone. he also said is no place for child. but disney was betting otherwise. floors otherer citrus growing region was much smaller east of the ridge along the coast it was called the indian river. the indian river people did a better job marketing fruit, rhapsodizes about title indian races that ran like poetry in the yankee era.oo the fruit was prettier to look at because each piece of fruit was bust out buffed out to the shine of the cadillac put on the ridge we did not mind if an orange lecture hands dirty as august juice dripped on your chin. plus we had more groves wall-to-wall. looking out my father's wind chill i was seeing things i would never see again. places that were not even on maps the sky disappeared an

pan up to the leaders, and you've got walt disney up 2.5%, verizon up 2%. home depot, microsoft, visa and, yeah, goldman has nearly lost all of the gains. it was in the number three pole position, now it's just about a flat after the investment bank beat on both the top and bottom line estimates for the fourth quarter. if ceo david solomon, no doubt, breathing a sigh of relief as earnings rose 51% year-over-year. solomon says he's optimistic that potential for interest rate cuts by the fed this year has renewed optimism for a soft landing. but tell that to the 10-year yield. folks, look at this chart right now. the 10-year yield is at 4.057%, high of the session, 4.08%. nonetheless, it's above 4% after fed governor christopher waller jawboned down rate cut hopes during a d.c. speech saying any move to lower rates should, quote, not be rushed. what does it mean for bank stocks and then, of course, the broader market? we're tack ill it all -- tackling it all in the floor show. steve, let's go macro here. the markets don't seem to like any of the headlines tha

. >> walt disney chose jones to play the iconic role as a suffragette in the 1964 film. nd in 1998. glynis johns was 100 years old. we'll be back in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. the hearts will be on display until the end of february. they're created by local artists and are auctioned to raise money for the san francisco general hospital foundation. >> and we are part of bringing back and revitalizing downtown. and being a part of the solution mission, um, to help the city in terms of, um, supporting the community, the homeless community, people with mental health and addiction needs, those

indians, ponce de leon, snuff dipping, the malaria, cattle, citrus, and undesirable until 1960's when walt disney took a plane ride over the vast emptiness and said, there. the interior was so desolate that my father kept a gallon of water and a box of saltines in his car he said you could eat all the oranges you wanted, but good luck if you needed a flush toilet or phone home. and he said it's no place for a child and disney was betting otherwise. florida's region was much smaller along the coast, called indian river. the indian river people did a good job promoting their fruit, and the fruit was prettier to look at because each piece of fruit was buffed out to the shine of a cadillac. on the ridge, we didn't mind if an orange left your hands dirty as long as juice dripped down your chin plus we had more groves wall to wall. looking out my father's windshield i would see things i'd never see again, places that weren't on maps, radio went dead. whole towns were under moss and blackjacks strangling each other in the tannic darkness. and we pated old pioneer settlements and black crease wound like

the iconic character from steamboat willie is now open for the public to use after the walt disney company'sxpired after 95 years and early version of minnie mouse is also in the public domain. the cartoon made its debut in 1928, and since then mickey has become a symbol of the disney company. more modern versions of the character are still under copyright, and in this ktvu i idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney to imagine marin steamboat willie taking a cruise near the golden gate bridge. >> all right, we know this isn't 1928, the year that cartoon debuted? because construction on the golden gate bridge didn't actually start until 1933. >> we caught i, we caught it in a lie. the 91st anniversary of that construction is coming up, actually, in just a few days on january 5th, the five. >> yep it is. we'll take i in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet

a federal judge has dismissed walt disney wants lawsuit against ron desantis and members of the stateetaliating against the company after the company criticized state limits on classroom discussion of sexuality. governor desantis and other defendants successfully argued disney could not sue them over constitutionally enacted state laws. another member of the so-called squad of progressive democrats in congress is under fire tonight. minnesota representative ilhan omar has been criticized for her remarks which seem to put her native somalia ahead of the u.s. and her priorities. this comes one day after word that fellow squad member cori bush is being investigated for alleged misuse of campaign funds, federally investigated. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has details tonight. good evening, mike. >> bret, good evening to you. members of the so-called squad are outraged after governor ron desantis called for one of their own to be kicked out of the country. quote expelled from congress, denaturalized and deport. then late today there was more fallout on capitol hill. >> it's

walt disney studios and disney park is sending you to disneyland paris! you're going! yes! yes! we know that. lila, you're 12, right? what does this moment mean to you? >> i don't know how to explain. i'm very excited. >> erika, let's talk to you. mom, you were responsible for the submission here. >> yes. i just felt that my family, especially my grandmother, deserves an experience like this. i decided to take my chances on it. >> within hours, they were off to the airport and on a plane heading to the city of lights. after quick pit stops at the eiffel tower and louvre, it was on to disneyland paris. >> let's go! >> at the park, it was time for miss wanda's first ride ever. >> i don't care if i'm 92, i still feel like i'm 22. >> a dream day coming to life. it wasn't over yet. ginger caught up with the family in front of sleeping beauty castle. >> how does it feel to be living this? >> i am enjoying myself. >> good. >> wishes do come true. >> this isn't just the trip of a life time for one of you. >> it is truly a blessing to be here with my mother, of course my daughter and my

copyright protections can only be held for 95 years, and that time has come for the original 1928 walt disney character. this means anyone can now use the image. it has no gloves, smaller shoes, and no pupils. unlike the newer modern version of mickey, those versions are still protected. disney is a parent company of abc seven. if you're going to the warriors game tonight, get to chase center early. >> if you want a free bobblehead. tonight's giveaway is andrew wiggins jedi bobblehead. you can see it right there on the bottom of the screen on your left. >> so the first 10,000 fans who get one will get one. >> and this is a part of the team's star wars night. the warriors are hoping to snap a three game losing streak tonight. they are playing the orlando magic at 7 p.m. coming up at 530. >> numbers on the rise cases of three viruses going up. this winter. experts weigh in on the data that we're seeing across several bay area cities and mascot mania. >> first, pop tarts, now a new snack making headlines with its mascot during one of yesterday's bowl games, you can't just see that and then reco

walt disney chose johns to play the iconic role as a suffragette in the 1964 film.s won a tony award in 1973 for her role in a little night music. you probably know her really famous song send in the clowns when she was 19. she became the youngest actress to play the lead role in the theatrical production of peter pan. glynis was inducted as a disney legend in 1998. she was 100 years old in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. allegations of housing discrimination here in the bay area now have 530. the legal action being considered against landlords in the north bay and tomorrow will mark thr