here with the executive chef, stewart beatty. thank you for coming on out. appreciate it.nk you for having us. tell us about the festival. i had never been to it. >> a nice festival. i worked at the last, five, six years. i guess. nice. lafayette is sort of a little closed, downtown area. and lots of restaurants. right off the street. >> we know there is going to be over 200, art and craft booths. brewery. wineries. doing the sampling. >> absolutely. that's what we are hoping. >> yeah. lots of places will be open up and down the street. you can pop in. if you are looking to get out of the weather. coming in. getting a bite to eat. >> here you have all of your fip cal dishes that people can come on in and try. what is one of the more popular ones this summer. >> i have been doing a peach and vanilla salad. we will put together a taste of the lafayette art and wine festival. coming up later on in the show? >> a look right now at our forecast. we had this unusually cool system. we are looking at a chance of showers for this weekend. for saturday. the best chance of showers in

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around here at the restaurant here in lafayette in the east bay, and we have executive chef stuart beatty out here with us. we're going to be cooking up a taste of what people can find in the festival coming up. we'll look forward to that. ladies sh another spectacular friday afternoon in the bay area. >> that's my favorite restaurant in lafayette. the food is fabulous there. >> have fun, jeff. >> can't wait to try it. >> see you at 6:00. >> still ahead at 5:00, a fly-by this close. the early 1960s. >> everybody sit down. this is my daughter and i will [ bleep ]. >> and then a mad dad caught on tape sparking a national debate over how far is too far when it comes to parentsckin.th [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly

an e-mail from a student to beatty shows the call from off lil yaw. so it looks like ms. morris ford should lady up and tell the truth. but something tells me she won't. check out the video. >> you never called? >> no. >> don't you have an e-mail from her? >> i e mailed you and you called me back. >> i don't remember that and i don't remember e-mail. if you can provide me an e-mail. >> i will provide you an e-mail. in the meantime, pull it up. >> you didn't write me back. you called me. >> no, i don't remember that. >> can i ask you a question, why are you upset about the stuff on our table? >> are you not authorized. >> according to her she said we were. >> sir, it does not matter. i asked you to move, move it now. jew and -- >> and the reason we are not authorized? isn't this how you start a club? >> when i told you i was starting a club and i was having difficulty. we planned this for today. we have been planning this for a longtime. >> i don't remember that. >> that's not the reaction i would expect at someone working at a place where open mindedness trumps oxygen. sh

. >> larry: of all the movies i do, you were the most, maybe next to warren beatty in "bull worth" who drove me crazy. you were the most involved director. changing scripts, little lines. >> i am an artist. i noticed. i -- i wanted -- i wanted -- you weren't quite giving me larry king. >> larry: that's right. you needed more. >> too much larry, not enough king. too much king. less larry. >> larry: will you do a sequel? >> to "bee movie"? no. >> larry: why not? >> in case you haven't noticed, if you look at my career and you see what i do, being a standup comedian aside, i do things and then i just walk away. have you noticed that? and i never go back. do you think i'll do another t sitcom? >> larry: no. >> no. can we roll the clip, by the way, of you asking me, it was my favorite one, one of your producers asked me, what was my favorite moment of being on larry king. my favorite moment was when you asked me if my show was canceled. do you remember that? >> larry: you got ticked. >> no i was joking. >> larry: you were acting. >> but a big internet sensation, you know, because people tho