but the pixar product stands out. it all starts with story and characters and a layer it on with great animation and the great marketing machine which is disney. mark: what is coming up? scarlet i will be speaking with the ceo of a eric jeter-funded app that fight cyber bullying. we will talk about derek jeter's first tech investment after retiring from baseball. mark: thank you so much. some breaking news -- euro area leaders will hold a summit on monday to discuss greece. we will have more coming up. ♪ mark: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. cometer code isn't sexy exciting or visually appealing, but it has made numerous appearances in movies and television in -- in scenes that scenes thatt run are realistic to utterly fantastical. bloomberg is this week devotes its entire week to coding, explaining it all in a -- all in one article. here's a look at how code has been portrayed on the home or >> do you know anyone who can debug 2 million lines of code? i see is blonde, brunette, redhead. >> give me a syste

they open often in the mid 60, 66 million is usually the pixar spot. "monsters university" opened at about 80 million. it will make as much. it faces the bad luck of facing the dinos and the evolution here is pixar. think it will be an oscar nominee. just like "wall-e" was or "toy story 3" should have been and so it will be up at the top of everyone's list. >> when it's brainstem versus the rest of the brain, the brainstem wins. >> the heart versus the head or the dinos, as the case may be. >>> let's get more on what "inside out" could mean for disney investors. joining us object the phone is fdr markets media and entertainment artist, barton crockett. there's the danger that this is the "birdman" of pixar films, it's all cerebral but doesn't necessarily make the money. i don't know if the merchandising possibility settle for a big brain with little characters inside it. how do you feel about this movie for disney's bottom line? >> this movie is going to be just great for disney's bottom line. you're right you're not going to sell "inside out" toys, it

>> pixar's latest adventure goes deep inside an 11-year-old girl's brain in "inside out." tonight the star-studded cast tells us how her emotions can teach us all. >> to be in a young girl's head is kind of like a professional and personal dream. >>> and separated after birth. a joyful moment for a family that's been through the unthinkable. their twin girls born close. too close. now one step closer to living a normal life. >>> but first the "nightline 5." >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, breakfast confidential. an investigation into what life is like for chickens at one of the biggest egg producers in the country raising new questions about the most important meal of dat day. abc's david wright puts one company in the hot seat for our series "night line investigates." >> reporter: this is the image hill and dale farms presents to the world. a promotional video showcasing the pristine conditions at its massive chicken coops in rural pennsylvania where they ship eggs around the country to retail giants like costco. >> our

>> pixar's latest adventure goes deep inside an 11-year-old girl's brain in "inside out." tonight the star-studded cast tells us how her emotions can teach us all. >> to be in a young girl's head is kind of like a professional and personal dream. >>> and separated after birth. a joyful moment for a family that's been through the unthinkable. their twin girls born close. too close. now one step closer to living a normal life. >>> but first the "nightline 5." >> number one in just 60 seconds. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, breakfast confidential. an investigati

. >> next at 6:00, pixar's latest movie is a record-breaker. is that enough >>> join us tonight for abc news on kofy tv 20. >> to be called road kill is disturbing. >> we'll tell you why a new billboard in central california has a mother outraged. then at 11 here on channel 7 a mural targeted by vandals has been hit again. the threats made against the artist. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> it's a day to show appreciation to dad and a famous father made sure to mark the occasion on social media. steph curry posted thick picture of him with his daughter on instagram and includes a message no better blessing than the responsibility of father idaho. woke up at 6:15 a.m. with two-year-old feet kicking me in any back and wouldn't have it any other way. happen father's day to all dads. >>> all 14 of pixar's films have debuted at number one butting this weekend the streak is broken. "jurassic world" thrown top of the box office topping 980 million tuesday in just ten days worldwide. its earned $102 million this weekend. the second most ever in a movie's

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coming up pixar wants to get inside your head literally. the new technology its unhearing on its movie. >>> depending where you are in the bay area waking up to fog around san francisco or high clouds in sunol. a few areas making a run at the 90s. a look at that in your forecast when we come right back. emeryville (adlib) ==michellesot== i just saved out lives ... yeah"@:06 ==cont vo== it's the latest releasem >>> good morning, a live look outside emeryville hazy out there. it's the last day of spring. >> well i just saved our lives. yeah, you're welcome. >> it's the latest release from bay area's own movie studio pixar, which does double duty making films in technology. inside headquarters a sneak peek inside the latest movie. >> reporter: the movie is called "inside out." as it opens at theaters across the weekend, we got a chance to go inside pixar to see how it's done. >> what's your problem? leave me alone. >> def com 2. >> the newest pixar movie wants to get inside your head literally, which was a challenge for everyone working inside

get inside your head literally, which was a challenge for everyone working inside pixar headquarters. they're good with computer animation, but feelings? >> that's it, go to your room! >> there's scissors, there's toys, but emotions? what do they look like? >> i'm joy. this is sad. that's anger. >> reporter: co-director ronnie delcarmen sat down with us along with the company's oscars to talk about how the latest technology was put to use to get what they wanted on the screen. >> ah! >> can we make characters that are made out of these effervescent, little particles? they're going, i don't know but we'll find out, and they will right? and ghoe away they come back, and they show you. i didn't know you guys could do that. >> you know we have her in the boards, we have her doing this. >> reporter: and after five years of designing and computer rendering, they did. trying to make sure all of this didn't distract you from this. >> comes across center ice! >> you don't want that to get in the way of like oh, gosh that looks fantastic, but where were we again? what are we talking about? you

. >>> and inside the pixar studio. what it took to create their newest animated movie called "in the out." >>> police say a deadly car crash in oakland may have been connected to a street race. one man was killed and three others in the hospital after their car slammed into a tree on 98th avenue near e street. it happened just after midnight. the passenger sitting in the front seat was killed. the driver suffered critical injuries. two other passengers were taken to the hospital. >>> rachel dolezal may have told the world in her mind she's black, but a legal document from ten years ago shows she knew others. a custody battle with her ex- husband claiming her husband hit their son. and in they are aft saying her son is a child of blended ethnic decent and her ex- husband was black. dolezal just resigned as the head of the naacp chapter in spokane, washington after a report found she and others acted inappropriately. >>> state lawmakers are moving ahead with the bill to ban the use of the term redskins for a school masco

may be the first pixar movie that is not premier at number one. how much is jurassic world expected to make in its second weekend? its shattered expectations and may $200 million for its first three days. it is expected to add $100 million, setting a near record. this weekend, it will register the biggest second weekend on record for a film, overtaking disney's "the avengers." betty: incredible, i thought this franchise had died years ago. clearly not. beat theirnside out second weekend? >> to take nothing away from this film, inside out has rave reviews. critics are applauding it. -- butis not the kind of it has not had the wall-to-wall kind of publicity jurassic world has had. boxng an amazing office weekend makes people want to go see it. having said that, inside out should open with about 60 million at the box office, nothing to be sniffed at. the numbers are in line with what frozen got. frozen did open at number two. jurassic world is not for the younger kids. betty: i took my kids in there and i thought some of the scenes, close your eyes.

they've reached the big-time here thanks to pixar. and the movie really teaches parents and little kids how to deal with their feelings. the movie "inside-out" takes place inside and outside the mind of 11-year-old riley anderson who now lives in san francisco. her five emotions are in constant battle as riley tries to navigate through her new world. >> riley, i do not like this new attitude. >> i'll show you attitude, old man. >> no, no! >> what is your problem? leave me alone. >> reporter: dana murray was the film's production manager. it was a labor of love initiated by director pete doctor. >> we would talk about watching our kids and things that we see or we feel. >> reporter: understanding the emotional expression in an 11-year-old was no easy task. pixar turned to uc berkeley's psychology department for help. he says the film teaches us to not suppress our emotions. >> kids who can kind of capture what their feelings are and also use that same language to label what other people feel do better in school, they have more friends,

an original pixar movie. >> uh-oh. what did she say? >> oh sorry, sir. no one was listening. >>is it garbage night? >> the movie is about a young girl who learns to deal with five of her personified emotions. the film's producers consulted many psychologists and researchers, including a uc berkley professor. pixar, like abc 7, is part of the disney family. leanne joins us. >> reporter: when pixar approached the uc berkley department of psychology about getting into the mind of an 11-year-old through animation that professor said, are you kidding? anyway, it's a great movie to see. it took five years to get it right. the movie inside-out has five emotions living inside the mind of 11-year-old riley anderson, who now lives in san francisco. >> riley, i do not ke this new attitude. >> oh, i'll show you attitude old man. >> no, no no. >> what is your problem? just leave me ale. >> dana murray was the film's prediction manager. it was a labor of love initiated by director pete doctor. >> most people that worked on the fi ha

an original pixar movie. >> uh-oh. what did she say? >> oh sorry, sir. no one was listening. >> is it garbage night? >> the movie is about a young girl who learns to deal with five of her personified emotions. the film's producers consulted many psychologists and researchers, including a uc berkley professor. pixar, like abc 7, is part of the disney family. leanne joins us. >> reporter: when pixar approached the uc berkley department of psychology about getting into the mind of an 11-year-old through animation that professor said, are you kidding? anyway, it's a great movie to see. it took five years to get it right. the movie inside-out has five emotions living inside the mind of 11-year-old riley anderson, who now lives in san francisco. >> riley, i do not like this new attitude. >> oh, i'll show you attitude old man. >> no, no no. >> what is your problem? just leave me alone. >> dana murray was the film's prediction manager. it was a labor of love initiated by director pete doctor. >> most people that worked on the

pixar turned to u.c. berkeley psychology department for help. >> if people can embrace their emotions and let them happen and not suppress them, you do better, right? the film kind of tells us that. >> amy coaler was the voice. >> you can't focus on what's going wrong. there's always a way to turn things around. >> the film has been an instant hit. >> gives a sense of legitimacy to kids struggling with emotional stuff. >> i try to calm down and just like bring myself back. >> it's an eye-opener for parents who try to sometimes emotionally rescue their kids. >> it's a constantly a learning curve being a mother. >> we always felt this was something special, but for now for the world to be giving it this attention and response, it's amazing. >> pixar believes it's destined to be a classic. in emeryville, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> and pixar, like abc7, is part of the disney companies. >> you can chulk up other win for the giants as the most connected team in baseball. they have over 1300 wi-fi hotspots.

pixar turned to u.c. berkeley psychology department for help. >> if people can embrace their motions and let them happen and not suppress them, you do better, right? the film kind of tells us that. >> you can't focus on what's going wrong. there's always a way to turn things around. >> the film has been an instant hit. >> gives a sense of legitimacy to kids struggling with emotional stuff. >> i try to calm down and just like bring myself back. >> it's an eye-opener for parents who try to sometimes emotionally rescue their kids. >> it's a constantly a learning curve being a mother. >> we always felt this was something special, but for now for the world to be giving it this attention and response, it's amazing. >> pixar believes it's destined to be a classic. in emeryville. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> and pixar, like abc7, is part of the disney companies. and i i was thinking with reilly curry isn't enough to make the name popular, the girl in the movie is named reilly, as well. >> very cute. >> good mor

coming in second this weekend, is the pixar film "inside out" with 91-million in its debut. ticket sales were fueled in part by rave reviews from critics. ==peggy/2shot== 'inside out' is the latest release from the bay area's own movie studio, pixar. ==terry/2shot== our business and tech reporter scott budman join us with an inside peek inside their latest movie and how they made it. ==take pkg== :00 :14 52-1:00 1:32-1:45 oc: "..standard." trt: 1:45 ==terry/2shot== we'll be right back. they're good with computer animation, but feelings -- >> that's it go to your room. >> there's sisters, toys but emotions -- what do they look like? >> i'm joy. that's anger. >> "inside out" codirector carmen sat down with us among the company's oscars to talk about how the latest technology was put to use to get what they wanted on the screen. >> can we make characters made out of little particles? they think i don't know. we'll find out. and they will right? they go away come back and show you. i didn't know you guys could do that. >> after five years of designing and computer rendering, the

. >>> "inside out" is the latest release from pixar. scott bud man joins us with an insights peek into their latest movie and exactly how they made it. >> what did you call them? just leave me alone. >> sir reporting high level sass. def com 2. >> the newest pixar movie wants to get inside your head literally. which was a challenge for everyone working inside pixar headquarters. they're good with commuter animation -- but feelings? >> that's. go to your room. >> there's toys but emotions, what do they look like? >> inside out dico-director talked to us about how the latest technology was put to use to get la they wanted on the screen. >> can we make them out of these little particles? i don't know but we will find out. they go away and come back and show you. i didn't know you could do this. >> after five years of designing and computer rendering they did. trying to make sure all of this didn't distract you from this. >> you don't want that to get in the way of oh, that looks fantastic. but where were we again? what are we talking about

pixar's inside out is now second. and is expected to top out at $90 million during its premier weekend. >>> speaking of inside out. we got a chance to go into the studios of pixar. we talked to the creators and learn about the cultural of fun that employees have there.

juju chang, abc news, new york. >> they don't mess around at pixar. their campus. i've been there. awesome. they have a whole cereal room for their employee. get any kind of cereal you want. all kind of milk. >> makes you want to work there. >> oh, yeah. they have a whole chef area, food. beautiful campus, too. >> well, we have a great break room. >> we have decent coffee. >> food will be here in a couple hours. >>> coming up, how you can open five beer bottles at once. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try new head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try new head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. thank you for calling colonial penn life insurance company. i'm glad i was able to help you today. hi, my name is jonathan lawson and i'm a customer service representative for colonial penn life insurance company. insurance can sometimes be difficult to understand, but here at colonial penn, we make it simple. alex trebek has been representing colonial penn for over ten

plus, going inside-out on pixar's new hit movie. we will introduce you to the bay area residence who played >> more than 500 people remain hospitalized this morning in taiwan, injured after a fire at a music stage spread into the crowd of spectators during a party. ironically that fire happened at a water park. 8 of the wounded are fighting for their lives. fire officials say flames were sparked by an explosion of theatrical powder that was sprayed in front of the stage in front of a crowd of about 1,000 people. most of the victims were burned on their lower body. >>> chilling new video. you hear the moments police shot and killed a gunman in tunisia on friday. they chased the marin around a hotel resort where moments earlier they say he opened fire on tourists sitting on the beach. at least 38 people are dead. isis is claiming responsibility. british officials are calling it the most significant terrorist attack on the british people since the transit bombing back in 2005. witnesses say the gunman disguised himself as a tourist and

pixar fell short of the number one spot since 1995. but it was the second biggest opening since "toy story 3." >> early start continues right now. >>> breaking overnight, a flurry of activity in the search for two escaped killers. a huge police presence in one area. so are authorities finally closer to capturing these inmates? >> charleston healing this morning as investigators dig deeper into what motivated a young white man to open fire on an african-american church killing nine people. and mow the debate over the confederate flag flying at the south carolina statehouse. should it be there? is it time to go? >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to early start. i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. >>> breaking right now, we have an our eye on an unexpected beef up in security for two escaped killers. officers charging richard matt and david sweat. there was a sighting about two hours ago. new york state police are on the scene with a command post atvs and help from vermont tactical troopers. while that was happening, a search

pixar's animated comy inside out may have come in second place but its numbers far suass expectations. inside out earning $91 million largest ever from a nsequel. >>> san andre yas and dope round out the top five. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thanks for watching our next newscast at 11:00 on abc news 7. see the fireworks over the embarcadaro tonight. ♪ welcome to "45 years of pride". san francisco pride turns 45 this year and we're right here on polk street where it all began. in 1970 was the very first pride parade celebration a it was acally a protest. polk street is home to what we called transxuals back then and "hair fairies" were the very first ones here in san francisco to organize a parade or a protest. we're in front of the cinch bar which is the very last queer bar heren polk street. so, we'll hang out here. tonit we have human rights activist cleve jones. he'll help us through the histical piece of "45 years ofride". let's head to the interview. cleve, thank you so much for being with us.

it's a very emotional pixar film. [ laughter ] it's not that kind of crying. it's like scream crying. maybe they're just crying because they didn't see the first two insidious-es. [ laughter ] they're crying because they are not following the plot -- [ laughter ] -- of "insidious 3." "even more insidious." a new study -- oh, man. we get so excited about new studies here at "late night." [ laughter ] a new study found that men tend to think they are better at math than they actually are. that's funny. my wife said the same thing when we were having math last night. [ laughter and applause ] that's right. 74% of men think they are better at math than they actually are, but i'm pretty sure i'm part of the other 48%, so i'm not worried. [ laughter ] a bit of a math whiz. [ applause ] this is exciting. a new survey says that one in four teens -- this is not exciting. [ laughter ] sometimes you say "this is exciting," and then you remember what the story is, and you go "eh." i was about to say, "oh this is a good -- wait." [ laughter ] wait until you hear it. you're

>> pixar set to do it again. abc's juju chang sat down with the director and cast gave us a sneak peek. >> reporter: behold inside an 11-year-old girl's brain. >> what's that? thought you said we would act casual. >> inside out stars a preteen girl's mixed emotions. i'm joy. this is sadness. that familiar chirp belongs to amy poehler. >> joy, you will be in charge of the console, keeping riley happy all day. may i add i love your dress. it is adorable. this little thing. >> mindy plays. together they run riley's brain from a control center a complex world created by director and writer, pete doctor. >> what was the inspiration? >> the whole thing started watching my daughter. she turned 11. went from being a happy. kind of crazy kid to being much more quiet and shy and, and reclusive. i thought, that's weird. what's going on in her head you snow. >> reporter: a master story tell ter, pete was employee number 10 at pixar studios our corporate cousins. >> hold on woody! >> reporter: while there he helped craft the

and "inside out" this is a pixar movie. and usually pixar when they open a film that is usually number one. this ends their domination of that number one spot. but $91 million is not bad for a pixar film and got fantastic reviews. >> pretty incredible numbers there. and just want to finish. we have seen father's day come and go. and in the midst of that celebrities were out there celebrating their fathers. tell us what everyone was doing on that day. >> it is nice to see celebrities posting pictures with their own dads when they were younger. beyonce, hugh jackman, and blake lively posted a picture of ryan reynolds and her new child. and you had kylie and kendall doing a tribute to caitlyn jenner. we have a bunch of those on our website. a lot of the celebrities coming out there and honoring their dads. it's a nice way to say, look celebrities love their dads just like everyone else. even kensington palace put out a photo. >> kim, thank you always a pleasure. >> thanks so much. >>> we are about to get an unprecedented view

"inside out" is the biggest opening weekend ever for an original pixar film for pixar's second only to toy story three. they grossed $91 million and far exceeding expectations. in fact, this film about the five emotions of an 11-year-old girl is the top opening for any original movie which means one not based on a sequel. pixar films tend to hold up well which puts the film on track to make it a mass i it for disney and establishing what could be a new franchise. with disney stock at an all time high, it opens the door to sequels. even if they don't make one, there's opportunity to exploit the character herbs across theme parks and consumer products and "inside out's" numbers are particularly strong considering how big "jurassic world" was this weekend. the total weekend box office was up 70% from a year ago and year to date, it's up more than 6%. >> great to see you, brian. thank you for being here. it's time for "squawk on the street." >> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla here with jim cramer and david faber. a lot of green. that follow thro

the animated disney pixar flick "inside out" hit the screens today and alicia vitarelli joins us live at the big board with more. >> the star studded cast shows five emotions joy sadness, fear anger and disgust and all in the mind of 11-year-old girl, reilly. jonas rivera who also worked on the film "up" were unspired to show us what emotions looked like because they are parents. through the film we see reilly's emotions on overdrive as they work to guide and protect her. >> you think about the mind the geography of the mind and places we have thought about and never seen, like dream production. >> or why songs get stuck in your head and deja vu all the things we think about we got to visualize and take people there. >> the film stars aim amy poller. and director and producer says it's like a love letter to their kids matt as a parent you know that they can experience a range of emotions in like four seconds flat. they want to get inside of the head of the a kid. >> i love those times too. looks neat. also in theaters dope, the comedy drama follow as a team caught up why college appli

even though pixar's inside-out finished second it scored the second largest opening in pixar history after "toy story 3" taking $91 million nationwide. "jura is. sic world" continued to dominate, two-week domestic total. it's well positioned to be among the highest grossing films of all time raking in an estimated $981.3 million in the first ten days. that's incredible. very excited for chris pratt, huge fan of ayman. >> i saw it over the weekend in i max 3d. it was absolutely spectacular. thank you very much for that update. that does it for me on this monday edition of "way too early." let's bring in mika for a preview. >> we're live in charleston south carolina, still in mourning after last week's mass shooting. this morning, we are learning much more about the gunman and the conservative leader who may have inspired his racist views. >>> and why the fbi director says the massacre was not an act of terror. we are also following the debate over the confederate flag and whether it should be flying anywhere near the south carolina state capital. is it time for the symbol to go? the 2

. >>> we're live in emeryville at pixar. pam cook is there. she's gonna sit down with the codirector of the movie "inside out." he will give us insight about what's really going on in our head. >>> we're looking at the east bay commute and traffic on highway 24 will be slow. there is a delay on 680 because of a crash. we'll tell you about that. >>> a lot of sunshine inland. it will be a cooler thursday. we'll show you the cooler forecasted temps. female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! right now at sleep train save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> reporter: fairfield police say a man making homemade fireworks next to his garage is nearly killed in an explosion. we spoke to a neighbor.

pixar's "inside out" was second. it set a new high for an original pixar film. a movie statistic, up the top grossing films made in the u.s. between 2000 7-2013, less than 2% were directed by women. bloomberg spoke to a number of female directors about the discrimination they say exists in hollywood. told when i started that i couldn't be a director, because i was a woman. and i've been directing now for many years. but certainly, not as frequently as i would have had i been a man. i was going to meetings on project with people as a feature director who had worked with academy award nominated actors. i should have been taken seriously in these meetings. i wasn't. it was always a sense of, can you really do this? a man could do it better. your movie would have gotten a better distribution deal if you were a man. >> some people say, we can't do action movies. maybe we have taken boxing and fight classes. say,look at a man and maybe he doesn't know how to cook. >> we are not in the 19th century. >> we all have a different skill set to bring to the job. the job is c

pixar cleared about $91 million, but i went back and looked at some of the numbers. i'm fairly sure this is the first time or through one of the first times in a long time pixar did not have the number one movie on its premiere weekend. "the good dinosaur" will be pixar's next movie. >> we will probably watch that one, too. >>> ibm has new soft wear for cities and states to prepare for disaster. it's software that connects with weather data to predict and plan for major weather events. the software can also simulate how a storm would affect a city's infrastructure giving officials a better idea of where to send their emergency crews. >>> now that summer is officially here many people are going on vacation and there is a safety concern for travel not one that will hurt you, nbc's chris clackum explains. breaking in 20 grand a week preying on foreign tourists at the eiffel tower. often time tourists are a target because they carry cash. >> safety summer travel tips always include safely securing your money in all forms, but especially when it comes to carrying cash. >>

a daring movie for pixar. it's a movie about what happens inside a a teen's brain. they cleared about $91 million in its first weekend, but that was behind "jurassic world." i'm sure it's the first time in a long time pixar didn't have the number one movie. it was beaten by dinosaurs. but if you like dinosaurs, pixar has that too. that one is due out in november. there you go. i should point out the movie made. by universal is part of our grand system of companies. doesn't affect us. >> thank you. >>> the force was not with him. the actor who played darth vader in "star wars" was arrested following a wild car chase. deputies arrested jake lloyd after they say he failed to stop for officers on a charleston highway leading him on a chase that stop topped more than 100 miles per hour. the 26-year-old actor eventually drove off the road into a wooded area where his car struck several trees. no one else was hurt. >>> now to your favorite story here. hundreds of snake hunters slithering into pennsylvania this weekend. the annual rattlesnake roundup draws the most daring s

it's pixar, it's pete docter who created "monsters, ink" and "up cl "up!" he pitched the movie to me and i started crying in front of him. >> jimmy: did he consider making you sadness instead of fear? >> i think he wanted me out of his office. he's like, oh, a grown man crying in front of me. >> jimmy: that's what they do in pixar movies, they make you cry. >> "up!" with the couple? guys, what are you doing? three of those moments in this movie where you're like, oh, boy, oh. >> jimmy: what a selling job you're doing. >> i know. guys, you're going to cry in front of your girlfriend! it's really great! your children are going to see you cry! >> jimmy: they will be alarmed. >> yeah, they're to freak out. >> jimmy: did you audition? >> no, they were like who's the most high-strung, neurotic guy we know, let's get bill. >> jimmy: was that fun being that character? >> yeah. yeah, it's fun. >> jimmy: doesn't sound like it. >> yeah. no, it's just like -- it's like it's very easy for me. >> jimmy: well, sure. >> i'm a nervous person. >> jimmy: so gifted. >> thank y

. >> that was a clip from disney pixar's new hit movie called "inside out." it is a fascinating movie about an 11-year-old girl. one of the emotions is anger voiced by the comedian lewis black. we're going to talk about this film. saw it yesterday. great stuff to get to. but we cannot have you here on our couch at cnn "new day" and not talk about what's going on in the world right now. and the confederate flag, what do you make of all the discussion going on? i know you went to college in the south. >> i went to unc. here's the thing. i arrived at unc in '66-'67. there's a parade they have each year a fraternity down there. i don't know if it's on confederate day. i can't remember. and they're carrying a confederate flag. that was my first year. that was done. they did that and it was done. that was it. that's in '67. how long does it take? we're always a day late and a dollar short. really? you just arrived at this? >> what do you make of all the republican candidates not wanting to discuss it? >> i love that state's rights stuff. it's not a state right's th

pixar's inside out came in second place this weekend. scoring an estimated $91 million. "jurassic world" dominated the box office for the second weekend in a row bringing in $102 million, that brings the worldwide take to about $981 million. >>> complaints from taylor swift prompted apple to change its tune. the pop star criticized the tech giant online and then apple announced it last night it will pay royalties to artists and record labels during a free three month trial period of the new streaming music service. swift threatened to withhold her album over the issue. unclear if she still plans to do that. apple maintains it pays more for song than the industry standard in part to make up for that trial period. >>> all right. it is 4:50. uber passengers and drivers facing a strict new rule. what the company says is not allowed in >>> welcome back. taking a look at your high temperatures for today throughout the bay. south bay temperatures off to a mild start for this workweek, 79 cupertino and 74 redwood city and 75 fremont. east bay you per usual have the warmest tempe

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but, no i was a huge pixar fan. and, just asked to be involved with it and they said yeah. >> they've outdone themself this is time. completely engrossing film. you were made for this because you say you live in a perpetual state of fear. >> i do. i'm always nervous. i have a nut allergy. so every time i eat, i'm nervous. i know there's going to be something in there. >> no wonder you're in a state of per pemppetual fear. >> especially in new york. >> let's channel mindy kaling. how about disgust? >> when i read books, i find it disgusting when people describe eating food. i just -- >> you have a real food thing, huh? >> i don't like it. people go oh, they were munching on eggs and slurping up their coffee. i'm like they had breakfast. they're having breakfast. they were eating breakfast. >> can you outdo lewis black on anger? >> no. he's a genius. he's so good at anger. i live in l.a. it's boring. just being on the 405. >> that will do it. here too. before you go i want to talk about that project you had awhile bac

that is a new high for an original pixar film. animation has become a multibillion dollar industry and animators are in high demand. as caroline connan reports, graduates are making their mark in hollywood and around the world. >> i've been an animator at dreamworks for 20 years. caroline: 20 years ago. that is when dreamworks cofounder jeffrey cap merck convinced the french man to trade his tiny paris apartment for a job in l.a. >> when i started at the studio it was for the first project we did called "prince of egypt." i remember the feeling of thinking of the character as a human being, and drawing it and seeing my first shot on the big screen. caroline: at first kristof wasn't that interested in the american dream. but the u.s. studio wanted his skills. he was a graduate from paris, one of the top animation schools in the world. >> with no animation school anywhere else, it was the first school in there. for a long time, it was the only school. it had a really high level of artistry and technique. so those guys who were gradu

it's its first release since 2013 and setting a new high for an original pixar film. how about this for a movie statistic? the top pursing films in the 2007-2013, less than 2% were directed by women. bloomberg has spoken to a number of female directors about this situation they say exists in hollywood. i was told when i started that a could not be a director because i was a woman. i've been directing now for many years, but certainly not as frequently as i would have had i been a man. >> i was going into meetings and projects with people with future directors who worked with academy award nominated actor so i should have been taken seriously in these meetings, but i wasn't. it was always the sense of, "can you really do this?" a man could do it better. would never have gotten this big of a distribution deal. people telling us that we could not direct action movies. taking a lifetime of boxing and fight classes, you cannot look at a man and say he probably does not know how to cook. you cannot look at a woman and say she probably knows nothing about sports. we are not

. >>> pixar soared to a new record this weekend with the latest film. "inside out" earned $91 million. it was the largest opening ever for a nonsequel. it was not enough to top dinosaurs. "jurassic world" earned $102 million, the second most for a movie's second weekend. pixar is owned by our parent company, disney. >>> rick quan is in with sports and it is a big night for golf. it was a nail biter. >> no hollywood ending for dustin johnson. it went quickly from oh yes to oh no. he is celebrating his first father's day with his first major title. >>> the u.s. open at chambers bay had its share of critics, but it did provide one of the most stunning finishes in history. he got off to a strong start. he was up by two shots at the turn. jason day played his heart out yesterday while battling vertigo and makes this birdie but eventually ran out of gas. he finished even par. after carting three bogeys on the front line he rallied on the back 9 with six birdies including this amazing effort on 14 with a 67 today the south african tied for second. johnson woul

pixar fell short of the number one spot since 1995. but it was the second biggest opening since "toy story 3." >> early start continues right now. >>> breaking overnight, a flurry of activity in the search for two escaped killers. a huge police presence in one area. so are authorities finally closer to capturing these inmates? >> charleston healing this morning as investigators dig deeper into what motivated a young white man to open fire on an african-american church killing nine people. and mow the debate over the confederate flag flying at the south carolina statehouse. should it be ther