not stop reading harry potter. she doesn't want to read anything our now. enough it's dog man. the terrific graphic novels. if have reeye sures, they're a lot oft got to reading over and over and there's a rope that kids do it, and it changes for every age but it's true for adults. with babies and toddlers they benefit from you reading the books over and over again. they learn to recognize the words. word recognition is a big part of reading. they learn to enemy rise the text. if your child has memorized board books -- goeses to always having books around -- when you good out and you runner rans you talk in board books into your bag so when you end in the moment that happens to all parents where your kid bored and waiting around, whether it's on the line to the grocery store or aft a doctor's office, rather than do the easy thing and pull out a phone and hand it to your child you take a board book and even if you're occupied, if they me. rised that book they can read it to themselves and then again, that builds con

potter is the desert you do not have to feed harry potter to your kids that is a goal that is about reading being the reward if your child wants to read harry potter wait until she is ready to read those books and i let her read them herself. why would you give that away cracks that is a motivation. there are a lot of series that are not great reading for parents. if you are a parent of girls you probably know rainbow fairies is a great series for little kids it's a terrible series for adults there are 70000 of them written by a person who doesn't exist in the little girls love them but they are torture for a parent to read aloud the magic treehouse is similar a huge long series kids love them most parents leave them alone - - out loud want to kill themselves i'm not saying bad they have a function that they serve kids love them and they want to read them these are not books you have to read aloud to kids so once they read on their own leave picture books picture books should stay in the picture throughout childhood they have their own beauty and function and if people did not like

but harry potter is a desert. you do not have to feed harry potter to your kids. that circle, something to aspire. that's about reading being the reward. if your child wants to read harry potter, wait until she's ready to read those books and let her read them herself. why would you take that away? as the moderator. there a lot of series that are not great reading for parents. i don't know how many parents of young children there are in this room but if you're part of it, you probably know rainbow fairies, it's a great series for little kids. it's a terrible series for adults. about 70000 of them. she this nonperson, daisy doesn't exist. girls for to eight love them. they are torture for parents to read aloud. magic treehouse, a huge long series, kids love them. most parents have to read them aloud and want to kill themselves. they all save the same prologue. the function they have is that kids love them so they want to read. cannot books you need to read aloud to kids. then here's the point, once they are reading on their own, this is not true -- picture books sh

"harry potter and the cursed child" is about harry potter's life as a father and his son's experience at hog warts school of witchcraft and wizard ri. you know what i'm talking about. the story is about what the redemptive power of friendship. here's some of how the cast described opening night and what it's like to be part of the global harry potter phenomenon. >> it was such an emotional moment when we got to the final bow in front of the audience. i was just overwhelmed. and i took time to savor that moment. >> you can't really break it down to one scene because the show is amazing and it's so fun to be a part of. and it's so fun to, like, express the story. >> reporter: she's just 12 years old having so much fun. san francisco and new york are the only two cities where the play is being performed and it's just announced that the san francisco run has been extended through july. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> two parts is an all-day affair. >>> let's get to the weather situation with abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian. hopefully you have some wizarding magic in

compare that to 25,000 requests for harry potter. and you won't find hitler's book in the shops here. it has not been published in latvia for over 20 years. i tracked down the key link to the hitler story — it's rita. she runs a second—hand book website in latvia. it had based its report on data from her web page. mein kampf is available through her site and users do appear to be clicking on it — but who exactly? so, it is interesting that about 70% of all clicks are anonymous. and if we compare it with the other most popular books like harry potter, 70% are registered users. so if most of the clicks for mein kampf are anonymous, what does that mean? they could be fake users. fake views to make fake news? yeah, definitely. i think the fundamental aim of the russian operation is to undermine the other countries. russia cannot tolerate the success of the baltics that have embraced freedoms and values of the west and can be successful. a good example is very dangerous so you should taint it. if russia has become the grand spoiler,

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very curious. >> harry potter film franchise like the "harry potter" book franchise was just something that defined a generation. >> welcome home. >> the design of hogwarts, that whole world building of the "harry potter" movies, is really impressive. especially in the later movies when they started to have a consistent directorial style. >> the idea and the magic of a world like that gives an audience comfort when they see it over and over again. >> blimey. >> it certainly underscored the importance of literary properties. if you are faithful to the underlying source material, the audiences will embrace it. >> "lord of the rings" is one of those rare examples of a film that lives up to the hype and lives up to it three times in a row. >> are you frightened? >> yes. >> not nearly frightened enough. i know what haunts you. >> it is one of the craziest achievements of modern filmmaking, the insane gamble to make these three epic, huge fantasy films all together. >> you shall not pass! >> peter jackson, the incredible visionary director. he was in charge of seven separate film units shoot

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harry potter. >> when "harry potter" came out, it was right after 9/11 and people needed to go escape to a world of wizardry and magic. >> oh, look. who's that girl? >> welcome to hogwarts. >> there was tremendous anticipation for this film, and of course we met with jo rowling and we were very careful to run everything by her and to be sure that we had her blessing because she wasn't sure that she wanted to have the movies made at all. >> i took warner brothers word for it that they would be very true to the book and thigh have be been so i'm very happy. >> harry potter is this idea about a young boy not only does he not think there is anything special thing about him, but he's mistreated. >> there's no such thing as magic. >> to find out you're the heir of this amazing wizarding family and you're unique and special and you have this whole destiny in front of you. that's every child's fantasy. >> curious. very curious. >> the harry potter film franchise like the book franchise was really something that defined a generation. >> welcome home. >> especially in the later movies when they

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there maybe was no deficit but i will say, like, i grew up on "harry potter" in some way. i grew up seeing those movies. so that first time seeing emma watson -- this is gonna be weird for her to see now [ laughter ] but that was like definitely a weird moment and i had to work past that. >> seth: you worked past it. yeah >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: do you think at the time - >> it was tons of therapy. it was like a lot of therapy, but that's fine. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i mean, i think a lot of times the first time people see emma watson, they have to at least do, like, a year of therapy. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: depending on how big of a "harry potter" fan you are, it might even be longer >> yeah, i can't like -- >> seth: do you think -- >> i'm ready to wholeheartedly agree with everything you say up here that was dangerous, i was like - [ light laughter ] i don't know if i agree with that >> seth: this is -- it's very exciting to have you here. it's so great to finally meet you. >> oh, thank you for having me >> seth: i've been a fan

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the gift included an original manuscript of the great gatsby signed by gates and star wars lego and harry potter toys and stuff for her cat but the most personal gift was a donation to the american heart association in memory of her mother. her mother died in april unexpectedly just ten days after her wedding. >>> well back here in the bay area, a lot of people are probably going to enjoy the sunshine that we're getting today. after we dealt with all of the rain. >> it seemed like it was cloudy all month long. so it is nice to see the sun coming out today. we'll see more sunshine tomorrow. ive lk outside in go into the rest of the day, we continue on with the cool weather but also taking in unshine spinning at christmas in the park. and then head over to walnut creek where we're also taking in sun but it was such a cold morning. we did have patchy frost around the bay area. as we go into the rest of the afternoon, we're heading up to about 57 degrees. we'll hit the warmest temperature at 2:00 today. and then continue to cool off for the evening. make sure you keep that jacket close by bec

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potter to berg and what do you think about him what kind of impression did he make on you has he made on you and brags it and how do you. measure the nationalists and the relations between our countries will be between the great britain and russia and since now the great britain is expecting to read their parliamentary report the ballot. fraud changes their political protests be ok so we are waiting to read those to maybe you could tell us now and so did rushing for a few years rush interfering in the u.k. domestic matter thank you that was. many statements by politicians in different countries about russia. and here is well i do it yes no what is my attitude. sure. i know what the interests of my country are when you go no matter who says what about me and i'm sure that has nothing to do. with the fundamental goals. that my countries face and. certainly we do follow these remarks we take. into account but here's one of the points i'd like to make it's one thing when people say this when the want to become. when to when they want to get into office but it's quite a different thing whe

potter. translation: as to what various politicians in different countries have said about russia, and about me as president, it has no importance whatsoever compared to the fundamental issues russia is trying to solve. but, when he visited moscow as foreign secretary, borisjohnson called himself a committed russophile. perhaps that's why president putin said well done on winning the election. translation: we congratulate mrjohnson. he sensed the mood of british society better than his political opponents. now, he'll carry out his brexit plans, and bearing brexit in mind, i think that great britain is interested in developing economic ties with us. but what about those allegations of russian interference? i asked the president, has moscow meddled in uk politics? we reserve the right to express our opinion about events in your country, he says, but that's hardly interference. during this four—hour marathon, he was rarely stuck for an answer. but then again, if you've been in powerfor 20 year

potter." translation: as to what various politicians in different countries have said about russia and about me as president, it has no importance whatsoever compared to the fundamental issues russia is trying to solve. but when he visited moscow as foreign secretary, borisjohnson called himself a committed russophile. perhaps that's why president putin said, "well done on winning the election." translation: we congratulate mrjohnson. he sensed the mood of british society better than his political opponents. now he'll carry out his brexit plans and, bearing brexit in mind, i think that great britain is interested in developing economic ties with us. but what about those allegations of russian interference? i asked the president, has moscow meddled in uk politics? "we reserve the right to express our opinion about events in your country", he says, "but that is hardly interference." during this four—hour marathon, he was rarely stuck for an answer, but, then again, if you've been in powerfor 2

there is a harry potter show going on. i mentioned the tree lining, and shopping. lots of shopping. thank you. we have some really nice shops here. make sure you stop by. finally, stockton street is open central subway has cleaned up stockton street. you can drive down and we are going to move the winter walk over to grand avenue. please doing us there. we are hoping to have a much cleaner and safer and more festive holiday season for us all. thank you. >> thank you. we are really serious. we will get down to the level of government. that is a level of cleaning that we will get down to. we have a long punchlist and we will work hard and make sure that our city continues to be clean. this is the most beautiful city in the world. we all know it and we will keep it that way. [applause] i want to thank all the agencies and the community partners and our mayor for coming up today. we are starting this eco- blitz. we started two weeks ago. we are starting today in tenth city. when you visit these neighborhoods, you will see crews getting ready. we are bustling and getting ready and cleani

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he even compared you to a character from harry potter. what do you think about him? what kind of impression did he make on you, has he made on you? how do yourexit, think the relations between our countries will be between great britain and russia? and since great britain is investigate the alleged interference of russian into -- of russia into the political process in the u.k., maybe you can tell us now, is russia interfering in the u.k. domestic matter? thank you. any statements by politicians from different countries about me, about russia, i am used to it. it. is how i do what is my attitude? i know what the interests of my country are. no matter who says what about me, it has nothing to do compared with the fundamental goals that my country is facing. but certainly, we do follow these remarks. we take it into account. here is 1.i would like to make. one point iere is would like to make. says one thing when people this to get into office, but it is quite another thing when they say this in office. they are responsible for the economy, defense. given the brexit st

he even compared you with dobby from a harry potter book. what do you think of them? what kind of impression has he made on you? t, how do youexi relation between our countries will be, between great britain and russia? and now the people in the u.k. are waiting to read the parliamentary report about russia's alleged political interference, maybe you can tell us now? did russia interfere? is russia interfering and u.k. domestic matters? thank you. now, any putin: statements by different politicians in different countries about me, about russia -- i am used to it. and here's how i do it. what is my attitude? know what the interests of my country are and no matter who says what about me, it has nothing to do compared with the fundamental goals that my country is facing. certainly, we do follow these remarks. we take into account -- this is 1.i would like to make. it's one thing when people say point ithis is one would like to make. it's one thing when people say this when they want to get into office, but it's quite a different thing when they are in office. they are re

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bang,tty chitty bang blade runner, and harry potter. all feature something people have been dreaming about for decades. flying cars. now an autonomous vehicle could be tested, it is natural to ask are flying cars next? family flight is probably decades away, air taxis could be in wide use by 2030. those would be less like a flying car from the movies, and droneike a hobbyist's that has been enlarged to hold have a dozen people. they are designed to be lighter, quieter, environmentally friendly, and less expensive to operate than helicopters. a major difference is that they will wear out -- they will run on electricity. they will not be used like a typical on-demand taxi, more like a fairy running on a schedule between two points. from the airport to downtown, for example. andechnology, regulation, popular acceptance advance, air taxis could be operated remotely, and eventually autonomously. there are 70 companies that have projects in developing. some are working prototypes. so far, the biggest technological hurdle with air taxis is bat

. >> harry potter. >> yeah, like -- >> vaudeville. >> like running down my eye, my face that's unavoidable for people to see because it would sort of -- it would just be a silent signal to everybody i meet that i am not the person i was meant to be or i'm not the person that i started out being. >> but you're entirely -- >> i don't know. maybe this is a warped version. >> so there's another time line with a happier anderson cooper? >> yeah. i mean, no. it doesn't exist in an alternate ego but, yes, i guess -- >> i guess that's what i mean about life. >> that's your thing. >> my experience look at the example of my mother. the experience of my perfect faith extremely perfectly, admittedly, is that there isn't another time line and this is it and the bravest thing you can do is to accept with gratitude the world as it is and then, you know, so do all people who are in such times. >> you told an interviewer that you have learned to, in your words, love the thing that i most wish had not happened. >> i remember saying that. >> you went on to say, what punishments of god are not gifts? do you r

we saw harry potter finally triumph in the series eighth film. in a galaxy far far away, star wars face-to-face rvorites retu episode. dinosaurs concur extinction again. the franchise roaring back. studios battling the rise of streaming services they committed to stories we already knew well. and that fan service apparently paid off with billions of dollars in box office returns. >> you'll see fans who go to certain franchise movies. no matter what. if it's good, these fans are repeat customers. studies show they'll see the movie. once, twice, three times. >> this decade only one physical m that became the top grossing movie of the yore was an original idea. 2010s av tar. which four sequels in the works. there were three non-sequels on top. in the 90s there were six. one major difference between then and now, franchises building an overwhelming and active fan base online. that gin up support for certain films. >> you have to look at social media the and the web. people who are sharing information and creating together. they didn't have the commun

potter." >> who are you and what do you want? >> 2008 brought the starring role that changed pattinson's life as vampire edward colin in the blockbuster romantic fantasy "twilight." >> there were five twilight movies in five years. together they grossed $3.3 billion and one obsessive fan base. >> the only way i can protect you is to be with you. >> pattinson was splashed on the cover of tabloids and chase by paparazzi, he attempted to turn down the temperature on his own fame. >> anything that comes quickly. i am not sure giving or feeding people novelty the whole time that seems to be to maintain that kind of -- i was not doing that at all. >> with the end in 2012, twilight franchise, pattinson turned to independent art film that earned him critical acclaim and smaller audiences. >> i am interested in getting one person to really like it and be that favorite movie rather than get load of people to be like oh i am going to see that. just generally what happens to my movie. one guy. >> that's good enough for you? >> pattinson's br

. >> chitty chitty bang bang, and blade runner, and harry potter, all feature something people have been dreaming about for decades -- flying cars. now the autonomous vehicles are being tested, it is natural to ask, are flying cars next? although jetsons style family flight is still decades away, air taxis could be in wide use by 2030. those would be less like a flying car from the movies and more like a hobbyist drone. it has been enlarged to hold half a dozen people. they are designed to be lighter, quieter, more environmentally friendly, and less expensive to operate than helicopters. a major difference is they will run on electricity. they will not to be used like a typical on-demand taxi. ferry running on a schedule between two points like an airport and downtown, for example. as technology regulations and popular acceptance advance, they could be operated remotely and eventually autonomously, driving down costs. there are more than 70 companies that have projects in development. some are working prototypes. so far, the biggest technological hurdle is batteries. they are large, heav

toys for her kiddies, harry potter and twin peaks memorabilia but shelby says her favorite gift of all was a donation to the american heart association in the name of her mother who passed away earlier this year. >> another cool thing is that gates and that woman actually started this gift exchange in the same year so they have been doing several years. >> that is so cool. >> it was meant to be. >> i did not know about this gift exchange. >>> 5:55. >> we are getting a firsthand look right now at some of the chaos in northern california at a mall that senate into lock- down. the initial effort to stop the fights involving more than 150 teenagers proved unsuccessful. >>> this morning we are learning more about the three teenage boys who were killed in a car crash on christmas night. we had live from dublin high school. >>> don't forget we ♪ a lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. i'm gonna hit start now, ok? >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look outside. is a culture to this friday

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potter spell, quid pro quo [ light laughter ] let's break it down. quid, as in "quid asking about it." [ light laughter ] pro, as in "it's pro-bably nothing. [ light laughter ] and quo, as in "don't quote me on this, but if you give us dirt on biden, we will give you $400 million." [ laughter ] there. quid pro quo [ cheers and applause now, unfortunately not everyone agrees with my definition. and things got a little dicey for the donald when this one law professor testified. check this out >> did president trump commit the impeachable high crime and misdemeanor or abuse of power? >> the president did commit an impeachable abuse of office. >> jimmy: ooh, i'm gonna cyberbully that nerd so hard [ laughter ] watch out, professor plum! with the twitter [ laughter and applause well, that's all the time we have boris, any last thoughts >> none at all, donald i suppose what happens next is a mystery. sort of like how i was raised by just my mother who gave me this gold locket >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. you're not going to believe this, but i was raised by just

harry potter and twin peaks memorabilia as well and a toy for her cat. >> so i logged into my tracking page and i saw the package weighed 81 pounds. i wheeled the big box into the fedex location and everyone was really delighted to get a peek at what was inside. >> shelby said the most personal gift was a donation to the american heart association in memory of her mother. she died just ten days before shelby's wedding in april. >> that sounds like a good gift all the way around. >> that sets the secret santa bar unfairly high. >> i agree. >> i like you a lot, but 81 pounds plu original manu scripts? >> the tacking stuff i'm trying to unload on machine is not going to cut it. >>> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for u.s. viewers, we need to tell you about these two breaking air emergencies. "new day" continues now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. welcome to your new day, friday, december 27th. john avlon is here. we are following these two breaking aviation emergencies. the first is a plane crash. a passenger plane carrying 98 people has gone down in kaza

i wish i had, like, a scar -- >> harry potter. >> yeah, no, like -- more like a bond villain running down my eye and my face that's unavoidable for people to see because it would sort of -- it would just be a silent signal to everybody i meet that i'm not the person i was meant to be or i'm not the person that i started out being. >> but you're entirely the person you were meant to be. >> i don't know. maybe not. maybe this is a warped version of -- >> so there's another timeline with a happier anderson cooper? >> yeah. i mean, no, i mean, there's not -- doesn't exist in alternate universe, but, yes, i guess -- >> i guess that's what i mean about, like -- >> but that's your faith. >> my experience, an example of my mother and from what i read and experience of my particular faith, extremely imperfect, admittedly, is that there isn't another timeline. and this is it. and the bravest thing you can do is to accept with gratitude the world as it is and then, you know, as gandalf says, so do all people who are in such times. >> you told an interviewer that you have learned to, in your wor

potter and "twin peaks" memorabilia. >> i logged on to my tracking page. and i saw the package weighed 81 pounds. they wheeled the giant box in the fedex location. and everyone was delighted to get a peek at what was inside. >> it's an uplifting way to end the year for shelby, whose mother died unexpectedly ten days before her wedding in april. shelby says the most personal gift from gates was a donation to her mother's memory, to the american heart association. >> i think more and more people are going to be participating in that for next season. >> it will be back next year. >> thanks for joining us. i'm alison kosik. >> i'm abby phillip. "new day" starts right now. >> have a good weekend. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, december 27th, 6:00. john berman is off. john avlon joins me this morning. we're following two breaking air emergencies this morning. a plane carrying 98 people has crashed in kazakhstan, shortly after takeoff. it's killed at

we're delivering "harry potter and the cursed child" tax credit, rye fundability. increasing access for high quality child care in every way. we realize how challenging it is to balance working demands of working families. i have a lot of structure and me and support than a lot of families do. i don't think it is necessarily harder for me. it is just different. i'm fighting every day for them and people less fortunate than me, with less resources than me. but i will very much take a cue from, from my kids in terms of what's right for our family at any given moment. to be honest -- trish: have you found your calling though? you're doing work that you're very passionate about. i have known you for a while and have certainly followed you and seeing this commitment to workers, that i think you sort of always have. i look what you're doing right now. you seem very happy in this. which brings me back to the elephant in the room on the impeachment front. how could you not be? >> when you go out in the country and i hear people whose lives are better, their families lives

in april, the media reported that the agencies harry potter said that they were each dedicating 10 staff members to 1421 but at the d.p.a. symposium, d.p.a. reported 115 hours per week being spent on 1421 and 748. so that's little less than three full time on both issues. at the same time, sfpd said they have two staff dedicated to 1421. we talked about this so i will skip past. the reda redactions are far beyd what is required. they are both redacting civilian contact information in every single report. and that is not authorized by the statute, it's not authorized by the draft protocol. the g.b.i. definition i would ask that you look at this in the protocol because it needs to be tweaked slightly to be fully accurate with the law and specifically where there's a group of officers who use force on an individual, and that individual surfs g.b.i.s but we don't know because we can't know who specifically inflicted the g.b.i., in the larger context, you can -- each person can be liable for the g.b.i. because if you contribute to force, that cause g.b.i., and you can't tell that doesn't mean