DAILY SHOWS: 11:00AM, 12:00PM(3D), 1:00PM, 2:00PM, 3:00PM, 4:00PM(3D), 5:00PM, 6:00PM, 7:00PM, 8:00PM(3D), 9:00PM, 10:00PM Cornerstone is a place known for delivering babies and ironically, its employees are storks, along with other birds. The current CEO of cornerstone, a stork named Hunter, discontinues the baby delivering business, seeing more profit by converting the company to a postal service. However, the last baby that was made before the baby production shut down is taken in by the company and they name her Tulip. Eighteen years later, Junior, Cornerstone's top delivery stork, is about to be given his much coveted position as boss of Cornerstone while Hunter is about to be promoted as Chairman. Tulip, now a teenager, is working to promote new ideas for Cornerstone, like jet packs for flightless birds, but they always backfire. In order to be promoted, Hunter demands that Junior discharge Tulip from the company. Despite wanting his promotion very badly, Junior cannot find the heart to fire Tulip due to her kindness and hard work. Instead, he misleads her into believing that she is being transferred to mail business and sends her to the mail room, ordering her to never leave it. Meanwhile, a young boy named Nate Gardner feelsis lonely because his parents, Henry and Sarah, are too busy to spend time with him. He yearns for a younger brother, but his parents scoff at the idea. When he learns about Cornerstone and their baby-making reputation (but is unaware of the baby-making operation has been shut down), he writes a letter asking for a baby brother and sends it to Cornerstone. The letter makes its way to Tulip, who disobeys Junior's orders and puts the letter in a slot just outside the room. The room happens to be the shut down baby factory. Junior tries to intervene and stop the machine, but injures his wing in the process. A baby girl is created inside a metal container, whom they later name Diamond Destiny. Knowing that Hunter will have his hide for creating an unauthorized infant and for not firing Tulip like he was supposed to, Junior agrees to secretly help deliver the baby. As Junior's wing is broken, they steal a flying machine for transportation. When Tulip asks Junior wants to become boss, he becomes angry and they crash into a frozen tundra. After a brief argument, Junior takes the baby in the hopes of getting back to Cornerstone but is ambushed by wolves and taken to their cave, where Tulip was also captured. The two manage to save the baby, whom the wolves have fallen in love with, and escape. Back at Cornerstone, an employee named Pigeon Toady learns of the baby's existence. He goes after Junior and Tulip to get the baby, in hope that Hunter will fire Junior and get the promotion in his stead. Upon reporting back to Hunter, Toady and Hunter scramble the coordinates Junior and Tulip have been following to mislead them to a different location. After another brief encounter with the wolves, Junior and Tulip run into Jasper, another stork that was responsible for Tulip being orphaned and the shut down of baby delivery. Jasper reveals that he had attempted to fix the broken beacon that would show Tulip's home and that he needed the final piece which Tulip had on her the whole time. At this point, Junior reveals that he was supposed to fire Tulip, but now that she knows where her family is, Jasper decides to take her to be reunited with them while Junior continues to deliver the baby. Junior is captured and tied up by Hunter and his cronies at the false location and kidnap the baby. Tulip comes to rescue Junior without having met her family and the two resend themselves back to Cornerstone. After fighting an army of penguins, Junior and Tulip are chased into the abandoned baby making room and start up the machine as a distraction. As numerous babies are being made, Hunter comes at Junior and Tulip with a large body armor. He is defeated by Diamond Destiny, who was playing with the controls, and by the put upon birds that were tortured by Hunter. Junior rallies the storks, as well as the other birds, to help deliver the babies to the families who wanted them including the Gardners. The storks, including the reformed Pigeon Toady and wolf pack, reunite Tulip with her surprisingly large family and Junior and Tulip continue their job of delivering babies.

Set in the 1870s shortly after the Civil War,[8] as the town of Rose Creek is put under the siege of industrialist Bartholomew Bogue, the residents enlist the help of seven outlaws, a bounty hunter Sam Chisolm, a gambler Josh Faraday, a sharpshooter Goodnight Robicheaux, a tracker Jack Horne, an assassin Billy Rocks, a Mexican outlaw Vasquez, and a Comanche warrior Red Harvest, to protect them while they prepare for the anticipated violent confrontation. However, upon meeting the town's residents, the Seven find themselves fighting for much more than money.

College students James Donahue, Lisa Arlington, Ashley Bennett and Peter Jones, and local residents Talia and Lane venture into the Black Hills in Maryland to find James' sisterHeather,[5] who many believe is connected to the Blair Witch legend after her disappearance twenty-two years before. As they travel further into the woods, a series of strange occurrences and supernatural forces reveal that the legend is all too real.

On January 15, 2009, veteran US Airways pilots Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger and First Officer Jeffery "Jeff" Skiles board US Airways Flight 1549 departing from LaGuardia Airport and take off. Barely three minutes into the flight, disaster strikes, the Airbus A320 hits a flock of geese, which cripples both engines of the A320. Without engine power and no airport within range, Sully is forced to land his ill-fated airliner in the frigid waters of the Hudson River. With 155 passengers and crew on board, Sully, against immeasurable odds, successfully ditches the aircraft, sparing the lives of the crew and passengers and he is dubbed a hero by the press for his actions. But soon afterwards, Sully's life is invaded by reporters and investigators who force Sully to put his job, family and reputation on the line.