government ap exams coming up this week. i remember the ap time, so this is a very special episode. adaline eom the stevenson high school, a teacher in illinois, and daniel is ,lso from stevenson high school and they are here to questions from students only this hour as well as quiz them to make sure that they are ready for the exam. thank you so much for joining us. this is the ten-year anniversary we're doing cram for the exam, also called the kentucky derby of civics exams. with just days left, handy, what is the best thing for students to be doing right now? guest: thanks, kimberly, and thanks to the classroom and "washington journal." this is our 10th cram for the exam. number one tip -- trust those teachers. affirmation off great teachers across the country, great civics teachers, and we have such students calling in, trust those students. they are going to lead you down the stretch of this jury. host: are there going to be changes this here in the way the test is administered? guest: it is the kentucky derby, and the longshot today is promises fulfilled. talk a lot a long sho

let's be honest comparing a black person to an ape is what i like to call shi it, your pants racism t is so obviously, everyone can smell it, seen it, no one wants to help you clean it up. even the antipc bre brigade agrees rosanne had gone too far. >> rosanne barr made some really incendiary pretty appalling comment os be twitter. >> after i saw this tbeet this morning i will be honest, it shocked me. >> we can't defend her. it was unacceptable. it was mean-spirited. >> the planet of the apes was so over the line there was no getting away from that. >> the muslim brotherhood thark et goes kicked around. but when you combine that with the planet of the apes it is just, you can't really ever come back. >> yeah. >> trevor: that is an interesting angle. i love how precise jess yea waters gets with this, it is i arraysism chemist, on its own muslim brotherhood is harmless but once you combine it with too much planet of the apes it is going to blow up in your face. trust me when you have been tiffing racei shit as long as have i you gets a feel, you have to mix it just right. >> what was d

i want to give a shout out to my wonderful ap u.s. government teacher and my awesome six-hour class. i have a question -- what do we have to know about money and campaigns, like soft money, hard money, political action committees, things like that? guest: the previous guest on " was a realjournal expert on campaign finance, see you can go back and rewatch the first hour. finance, the key thing to know is the first amendment protects the right to a political and supreme court case with buckley baleo, which is to some degree, campaign donations are free speech, which really complicates efforts from u.s. congress to try to get the money out of politics, because you really cannot get all of the money out of politics when the supreme court is saying that we have a constitutional right to give money to federal candidates. guest: are you done? guest: i am not done, please, i could talk forever today. [laughter] guest: mr. filibuster over here today. guest: the other case is fcc, which isd v. another big finance case. this is that groups like

the apes are in charge. >> take your paws off me you damn dirty ape. >> charlton heften has to confrontlgs. >> you're maniac. you blew it up. damn you. god damn you all to hell. >> it captured something deep in the psyche of america in a year when the cities were falling apart. >> please go in our homes. please go in your homes. >> in 1965 after the civil rights and voting rights acts pass the. you have the watts riots. and then the '66 and '67 in newa newark, in in zroit, dozens of people are killed and johnson is chagrinned and says look what i have done for the blacks why are they doing this to me. >> there had to be a response to that by the establishment and that led to the kerner commission. >> we need to know the answer to three questions about the riots, what happened, why did it happen, what can be done to prevent it from happening again and again? >> now, asking the question and accepting the answer are two different things. and they didn't like the answer. >> for the last few day this is country lived under indictment, a charge of white racism national in scale terrible in ef

cancelled the huge hit show "roseanne" after the star roseanne compared a former obama facial to an ape. that comes as president trump pushes the bounds of decency and democratic norms with his latest twitter rantsludinc new conspiracy claims aimed at undermining the entire russia investigation. we're standing by for a trump rally. i'll speak with the house judiciary committee and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news. abc ka abc cancels its biggest show after a tweet by it biggest star. take us through the stunning chain of events. >> reporter: hollywood has never seen a day like this before in its history. so cancel the number one show because of a racist twitter rant is something that's turning heads in hollywood. and here is what started it all. this tweet from roseanne barr, one of several posts she shared on twitter early this morning. she's referring to valerie jarod in this message referring to the muslim brotherhood and the planet of the apes combined to make valerie jarrett. in a wasn't the only tweet that bar

she described a black woman as analogous to a ape. he has to tread carefully if he wants to defend her. laura: james cook in los angeles, thank you. another big u.s. company is taking action today after it was accused of racial profiling. 8000 starbucks stores have closed doors across the u.s. so staff can take part in anti-bias training. it comes after two black men were arrested after the manager called police. rajini vaidyanathan is outside a starbucks in washington and joins us now. what half-staff in learning this afternoon -- what have staff been learning this afternoon? rajini: at 2:00 the doors of this and 8000 other starbucks stores in the united states were locked. many customers were leaving disappointed as staff undergo unconscious bias training. i have had a sneak peek at the workbook and some of the questions staff have been answering in the training. one of them is asking staff, when was the first time they noticed their racial identity. this training is all about accepting that we all have our own biases and trying to

barr tweeted if planet of the apes and muslim brotherhood had a baby. they would be vj.about with the panel. joining me is our panel. mckale la, were you surprised with the speed with which abc moved on this? >> yes and no, no because there has been sustained pressure before we all heard about it and also notably this is valerie jarrett a black woman and head of entertainment so i feel there has been pressure from social media, action from new yorker, sponsors, she a part of a trajectory happening for a while. literally between shows, got it cancelled. so i do realize a few of us are catching our breath and have been doing sustained activism for a while. >>dini has a huge success and a new head of abc entertainment. >> yes. >> so there is increasing importance that disney and abc is placing on african-american audience. is this a part of that? >> it could be, one thing that isn't talked about who is valerie jarrett? you can't have a bigger contrast than the classless roseanne barr and the classing a that is valerie jarrett. if barack obama and michelle obama were king an

once again making comparison to an ape. so this is something that she's been doing for a long time, but abc decided to go ahead and hire her any way, right? >> yeah, that's right. because this show, it was time for a reboot. tens of millions wanted to see it brought back. she of course plays a pro dutru character. and throughout the first season, it was a big hit. season two production is now under way. however today just a few minutes aing a one of the producers wana sykes said she was quitting. she will not return for season two. this seems to be a reaction to roseanne's tweets although sykes is not saying that directly. it does make you wonder if there could be further fallout for the network, wanda sykes being one name who says she will not take part in season two. but the show is scheduled to return this fall. and on the air like i said, very entertaining show. but off the air, abc up until now has just held its nose, just looked the other way when it comes to barr's tweets. an executive said her tweets are ugly, but t

the apes are now in charge. >> take your stinking paw ps off me you dang dirty ape. >> he would haveation. >> you blow it up. damn you. god. damn you-all to hell. >> this was a hit. it really captured something very deep in the psyche of america in a year where the cities were falling apart. >> please go to your homes. please go in your homes. >> in 1965 after the civil rights, voting rights acts passed. >> then in '66 and '67 in newark in detroit dozens of people are killed and johnson and he says look what i've done for the blacks. why are they doing this to me? there had to be a response to that by the establishment. and that's what led to the mission. >> we need to know the answer, i think, to three basic questions about these rights, what happened, why did it happen, what can be done to prevent it from happening again and again? >> now, asking the question and accepting the answer are two different things. and they didn't like the answer. >> for the last few days, this country has lived under indictment, a charge of white racism, national scale, terrible in its effects. the evid

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pulled the plug on the roseanne reboot after barr compared adviser of former president obama to an apee sitcom just returned to television after 20 years and became an instant hit. >> the fallout has been swift. >> following barr's tweet, dumped by her agents and networks pulled re-runs off the air. abc facing a gaping hole in the fall schedule and stand to lose millions in advertising dollars and hundreds of jobs. >> roseanne barr's tweet so offensive. >> my little loser. >> it forced abc to do something almost unthinkable. pull the plug on its number one show. >> house keeping. >> valerie jarett senior, adviser, barr compared to an ape. told the townhall we sleeved a personal apology from abc ceo bob iger. he had zero tolerance for racist, bigoted comment he wanted to know fweefr he made it public he was canceling the show. last night after retweeting bizarre posts from fans who came to her defense, barr tweeted, guys i did something unforgi unforgivable. do not defend me. it was 2:00 in the morning. i was ambien tweeting. memorial day too. i went too far. do not want it defended. la

muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals v.j. the v.j. referred to is valerie jarrett, former adviser to president obama. barr deleted the tweet and tweeted an apology to jarret saying in part, forgive me, my joke was in bad taste. almost no one thought it was funny. within hours a's pulled the plug on the show saying roseanne's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values and we decided to cancel her show. bob iger, ceo of parent company disney, adding there was only one thing to do here, the right thing. >> racism isn't politically correct. i don't think this is a joke. i think this is actually a racist tweet. and it needs to be dealt with as such. >> reporter: valerie jarrett, the target of rose app's tweet, said iger reached out and apologized before making the news public. she addressed the controversy tonight on msnbc's town hall on racism. >> first of all, i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine, i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and foll

today abc cancelled the revival of roseanne after her tweet comparing senior adviser an ape. vj is vallerie. you have her calling an african american the offspring of an achlt she took down the tweet and issued an apology. i apologized to valerie and to all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her look. forgive me, my joke was in bad ta taste. it happened today, nearly 63 years after rosa parks refused to move from a seat tonight president trump is speaking in nashville. well talk about the star he embraced two months ago to the day. >> look at roseanne. look at her ratings. look at her ratings. i got a call from mark burnett. he did the apprentice. he is a great guy. he said i called just to say hello and to tell you, did you see roseanne's ratings? they were unbelievable, over 18 million people, and it was about us. they haven't figured it out. the fake news hasn't quite figured it out yet. >> it was about us he said. >> what does it say about us now about where we are? in some ways we have never quite seen a moment like this one. abc pul

muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals v.j. it cost her big-time.esday our own network, abc, canceled roseanne's show, calling her views abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values. the highest-rated new sitcom on television gone in a flash. so today on "the view" roseanne was a hot topic. >> that tweet came from you. that's yours. you did this to yourself. >> what she said was blaet tantly, patently the definition of racism, very black and white. >> this is not about being a conservative, okay? this is about you being a racist. >> reporter: for her part roseanne barr furiously apologized, attacked, and backpedalled. she's fired off more than 200 tweets since losing her show. despite an apology, she's retweeted images of a character from "planet of the apes" alongside a picture of valerie jarrett. after costars condemned her remarks as abhorrent, reprehensible, and intolerable, barr lashed out accusing them of throwing her under the bus. at one point she even blamed ambien for her valerie jarrett tweet. the drug company sanofi, which make

>> well, i happen to think that the ap doesn't always get it right. we just passed the largest tax cut in georgia's history, $5.7 billion reducing rate from 6 to 5.5 along with historic job growth this existed within our state, almost 700,000 jobs, 40,000 businesses and so we are talking about a lot more things than just illegal immigration, but i will tell you that issue is important particularly around sanctuary cities and i just won administrative court ruling where they would not cooperate and communicate with federal homeland security partners because when they -- an officer pulls someone over, this was clearly a violation of our sanctuary city policy, we took them to an administrative court and we were successful and obviously doing what was necessary for safety. leland: as you note, immigration has become a huge issue. this is an ad from one of your opponents in this primary state senator michael williams, take a look. >> we have our bus for way to go, it's not one of those political bus tours, we have the deportation bus. we will implement dep

the american actress compared former 0bama adviser valerie jarrett to an ape on social media.stent" with the network's values. more now from james cook in los angeles. in terms of twitter outrage, it doesn't get much bigger than suggesting that a black woman is an ape and that wasn't all she did in this late—night twitter tirade. she also attacked in vulgar terms hillary clinton, her daughter chelsea clinton. she attacked the billionaire financier george soros, a bete noir of many on the right in the united states, as a nazi — he isjewish. and she also voiced support for an english far—right politician, tommy robinson, who's been in the news today as well. the combined effect of all of this was very serious but, to be honest with you, i think the ape tweet alone would have been enough to get anyone fired. james cook in los angeles. political upheaval in italy has prompted a slump in global stock markets. investors are worried that another election could strengthen the mandate of eurosceptic parties — threatening the future of the eurozone. a vote within months seems likely if

a report from the ap provided details of the exchange.uote, guards barred an ap reporter from passing through a security checkpoint inside the building. when the reporter asked to speak to an epa public affairs person, the security guards grabbed the reporter by the shoulders and shoved her forcibly out of the epa building. according to the ap, the agency apologized for how the journalist was handled an invited her to attend the later session. when asked about it at the briefing just hours later, sara h sanders approved of how they handled the reporter. >> we'll look into the matter. i've seen the reports. i know epa put out a statement. >> is there any situation where you feel, the white house feels it is appropriate to physically touch or physically handle -- >> i'm not going to weigh into random hype threat ickes that may or may not exist. >> questioning by our friends anita kumar and hallie jackson there today. criticism over this incident mounted quickly, as you can imagine. and please remember, as we tell this story, you're paying f

that ap reporter was on her way in.otographer says that all he saw was the doors at the epa swing open, an arm of the security guard shoving the reporter out of the door. forceful enough that she was having trouble keeping up with her steps. that reporter told her crew that she told security she wanted to speak to the press office about why she couldn't go. myself and my producer, we tried to enter through a different do door. we were told we were not allowed to be there because we were not invited. i want to get in the epa telling us in a statement this was an issue of capacity. however, you point out there that there were vacant seats. >> vacant seats and of course, you weren't invited. others were. it's a pattern. this isn't the first time the epa has had an incident with the press like this. right? >> right. so today's incident it fits into a pattern of scott pruitt trying to avoid journalist's questions and a lack of transparency at the e p pa. it's something that reporters covering this agency, they're essentially

in 2013 she called susan rice a man with big swinging ape balls. amid the outrage, her show was renewed for a second season. she defended herself against the charges writes islam is not a race. lefties. it includes every race of people. this ordeal began tuesday morning when barr took aim at george soros and the clinton family. oddly enough, barr falsely claimed chelsea clinton who is married to soros' nephew and called her "chelsea soros clinton" and she replied "my given middle name is victoria. i imagine soros' nephew are lovely people but i'm not married to one." that is what they signed up for. abc knows she is a controversial figure and one that does not like to let's say sensor herself. that is why she rated so well and it was a successful program until today. >> dana: you are right. listening to the tweets it does feel like a gut punch there. julie, thank you for bringing us the story and give us the whole context. now let's bring in howie kurtz, the fox news media analyst and host of "media buzz." i want your take on abc who must have done

i mean, she compared an african-american woman to an ape.hats so far over the line -- it was shocking and visceral to so many people that i do think abc felt their brand would be in jeopardy if they continued to be associated with her any longer. and that raises the question of why abc was willing to associate themselves with somebody who had a record of saying those things in the past. thatnk their gamble was roseanne with her high salary in the success of the show would kind of hide the things that she really believed. i think there's an important cultural issue which there is a huge part of the country that voted for trump, i mean, basically have the people who voted, a little less than half voted for donald trump. there isn't a lot of representation of those people who support donald trump or the republican party on television because the places the inner taman industry thrives in, which is los angeles and new york, 10 to be very pro-liberal and pro-democrat and anti-republican. i think abc thought they were correcting an imbalance in of

does she think they're apes too? i actually would like to ask roseanne that question. but she blocked me on twitter. >> and jason, it seems that abc learned a lesson that nbc did not learn when it had donald trump under contract for that show because donald trump was attacking the president's birth certificate and lying about president obama's birth for years while he was appearing as an entertainer on nbc. abc showed zero tolerance for what roseanne had to say today, and nbc showed total tolerance for everything that donald trump said for years about the president's birth. >> yeah. it's always been strange. there seems to be this sort of nuclear force field bubble around donald trump's behavior that is allowed to be offensive and sexist and vulgar, but the same behavior in other actors and actresses ends up costing people their jobs, whether you're talking about roseanne or harvey weinstein or jeffrey tambor. you know, that kind of abusive behavior and that kind of abusive, racist language ends up costing people jobs. i hope, since we only seem to have one donald trum

my students and i've been doing a lot of work around surveillance and ap break stories about all theveillance that the nypd is -- >> partnership with the cia cid spying on business and students. >> but again it was like the a t guys with a good guys and they brought the story to light and all these changes -- ap -- this narrative, like the city has bought, which is that you ap exposes it and then bill de blasio runs and then we are done. and we discovered last year that the nypd had embedded and undercover officer basically in this since the discovery of the ap through 2015 to spy on predominant sort of muscle to but also political students. and because -- >> at brooklyn college? >> at brooklyn college. but because again this is idea of the ap had broke that story and they brought it to life and thread been reform and become bill de blasio. it was extremely hard to sort of get people to pay attention to it and to take it seriously, and to take seriously the harm of that. and my students very much felt like they were not going to be listened to, and so they come this is my pitch for "

the american actress compared former obama adviser valerie jarrett to an ape on social media.ents "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent" with the network's values. more now from james cook in los angeles. in terms of the outrage, it does not get much bigger than suggesting that a black woman is a ape and that is not all she did in this late—night twitter thai raid, she also attacked in vulgar terms hillary clinton, her daughter chelsea clinton, she attacked the billionaire financier george soros, a big heat of many of the right in the united states. she attacked him as a nazi, he is jewish. she also voiced support for an english far—right politician, tommy robinson, who has been in the news today as well. the combined effect of all this was very serious art, to be honest with you, i think the ape tweet alone would have been enough to get anyone fired. james cookin enough to get anyone fired. james cook in los angeles there. a high profile russianjournalist who was a prominent critic of president putin has been shot dead at his home in ukraine. arkady babchenko was shot at his

once you put ape and black woman together, called michelle obama ape, they've called us apes throughout our lives. you can't hide behind that. i have more respect if you stand with it. i used to drive around with roseanne. she was my prend. when she first came to would, she asked me to find her a black female manager and then as time goes on, these kind of tweets come out, i'm like this. i don't know what you're trying to say but it's not what you used to do. when i say bad joke, we can't behind a bad joke. if you said it, you said it. it's not a bad joke. it's racist. >> yamiche, you suffer this president. i think he's doing what he did in charlottesville. good on both sides, he refused utterly to come out against the white supremacists and he's refusing to offend his 20% of the country which has these attitudes. i'm guessing about 20%. like the birtherism, like all that crap. and he doesn't want to offend them. >> there's a long narrative of president trump playing the victim. here's president trump playing the victim yet again and using roseanne barr's racist tweet to say you know wh

jumping on what she said, abc took a risk knowing, look, she called susan rice an ape and grabbed her crotch while singing the star-spangled banner. controversial kind of out there chick and they took a risk hoping that it would pan out and seeing that their risk didn't pay out in very bad ways channing dungey who green-lit the show and took a lot of heat fothat w parofhethat said, no, . >> what do you make of the blowback that is coming in on twitter from those who support roseanne who say those who are argue that this is the liberal media and the liberal elites trying to silence a certain portion of the country. >> they want information to be about black women being apes. i say drawing the line and prohibiting black women to be compared to apes which is racist is where we could draw that line. >> a good place to draw the line. >> what about the president making this about himself? >> here's what i can't understand. what horrible things that abc said. he's talking about abc news. is he talking about -- >> maybe because the reporters haven't said how wonderful he is. how big his crowd

muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby. has apologized saying i'm truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and looks. i should have known better. my joke was in bad taste. what do you have to do on social media to get fired from a top rated show on an american broadcast network? >> well, i mean in the apology, i think the end her looks part is the part that stands out to me. roseanne is admitting the planet of the apes part of that joke. it wasn't about her politics and it was about her appearance. we saw people making gorilla and ape jokes about michelle obama. it was common. it was googleable all over social media. it's place people go when talking about black people and goes back centuries. i think that was a very telling part of the apology. you've seen wanda sykes walk away from the show. she was one of head writers on the show. it's fraught because for a lot of roseanne's fans who are in a big venn diagram with trump fans, they don't see et. you have a certain set of people who feel you should be able to s

a series of racist tweets from the star herself, quoting her, muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby, followed by the equal sign and the initials v.j. who is v.j.? valerie jarrett, a former adviser to president barack obama. she then said i am truly sorry about making a bad joke about her politics and jokes. i should have known better. forgive me, my joke was in bad taste. and then the fallout continues and now the show is cancelled. so let's have a huge discussion. joining me now, brian stelter, who hosts reliable sources. solomon jones is with us today, a radio host on praise 107.9 african-american, april ryan is with us is with us. let me just go round robin. first brian stelter, to you on the news and the statement significantly coming from the first female black president of abc entertainment coming out and, i mean, her words abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values. >> the same as many felt when he-the-saw this tweet from roseanne barr, abc went silent for several hours. >> you were sitting in my office ten minutes ago saying i can't imagine, it's so pop

>> reporter: -- comparing president obama's former top aide to an ape, roseanne was back on twitter. now blaming that tweet on a sleeping pill. "it was 2:00 in the morning and i was ambien tweeting. i went too far." tonight, the maker of ambien firing back -- "while all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect." but today, even after trying to blame ambien -- >> after my nighttime meds kick in, i'm legally dead until 7:00 a.m. >> reporter: -- roseanne then retweeted images of characters from "planet of the apes" with valerie jarrett's image next to them. tonight, president trump, who celebrated roseanne before -- >> look at roseanne, i called her yesterday. look at her ratings. look at her ratings. >> reporter: -- has so far not condemned her racist words. instead, the president tweeting about disney ceo bob iger, the head of abc's parent company, after iger called jarrett personally to apologize for roseanne's racist tweet. and this morning, the president tweeting, "he never called president donald j. trump to apologize for the horrible statemen

even irish americans were caricatured for looking like apes. t there can't be any diminishment in the way this legacy carries forward. someone pointed out last night at the town hall that president obama and the first lady were both caricatured as apes. these are issues we must call out, are repugnant and speaks to the broader crisis of how well we teach our history in our k through 12 classrooms. we immediate to be smarter about our history so we can learn from it and move forward. >> just to share in what the president said was specifically bob of abc called valerie jarrett to let her know abc does not tolerate comments like those. he never called president donald trump for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get that call. that was the literal -- that's all we've heard from the president so far about any of this. jimmy kimmel saying maybe you were out playing golf. this has reached a level which so completely misses the point of the continuing hidden racism, not so hidden two african-americans and other

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apes. her agent dropped her and the her original reruns pr yanked. valerie was taping a town frs haul on racism today. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about the people who don't have friend and followers who come right to their defense. >> that meetding airs tonight at 9:00 on msnbce. ro roseanne wrote she is leaving twitter. >>> tonight some are asking if it's enough. scott budman was at a san jose starbucks when those doors closed. she joins us for more on the training now. >> reporter: good evening. more than 8,000 star buck stores across the country including this one here shut down at about 2:00 this afternoon. community activists call it a good first step. more than 8,000 stores shut down for the afternoon. this incident in april where two black men were arrested in a philadelphia starbucks while waiting to meet a friend. >> ooichl glad to see they are doing it. i think more corporations should do this. >> managers agree it's not acceptable

muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby. equals vj. >> i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come to their defense. >> roseanne is spinning. >> and she blamed ambien. who knew one of the side effects of oom booen was racism. >> the death toll in puerto rico is 70 times higher than the government reported. >>> this morning mounting anger in puerto rico over the government's response to hurricane maria. harvard researchers estimating at least 4600 people died because of little access to power or medical care during the storm's aftermath. that's dramatically higher than the official count of 64. >> we want the real number to come out. we had a number that was sub par, and rerecognize it. >> people having the bodies in their houses for weeks at a time not knowing some of them were trapped. >> 4600 people is a lot of numbers. for them not to know this immediately is very concerning. like i said, hurricane season is right here. what have they done or what are they going to do? >> we got

she wrote that muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby. there was swift backlash including wanda sykes who said i will not be returning to the show. her rebooted series that was revived this spring apologized. i apologize to valerie jarrett and all americans. i am truly sorry about making a bad joke about her politics and her looks.>> the show was taped here on this lot in california. it was an unexpected hit. its main start was a vocal supporter of president trump. her apology was not enough to keep the network from taking action. the president sent out this statement saying that her tweet is abhorrent and repugnant and we have decided to cancel her show. sarah gilbert who played her daughter weighed in saying this is incredibly sad and difficult for all of us. >> and the talent agency that represented her has also dropped her as a client.>>> starbucks shot there -- shut there's -- their doors. maria medina is in palo alto were customers say they are not upset about not getting coffee today. >> reporter: starbucks said sorry, but they are

comparing one of obama's top senior aides to the child of the muslim brotherhood and "planet of the apes." >>> starbucks are shutting their doors for bias training, but can people change? do we have ingrained biases that we may not even know exist? >>> plus, 4,645, that's how many puerto ricans died during and as a result of hurricane maria. that staggering new death toll from harvard university experts who have been studying the storm's impact. the official government death toll you might recall 64. we'll get to that in just a moment. we start with the swift and fierce backlash, racist tweet from roseanne barr. igniting quite the firestorm in the early hours of this morning, by targeting obama aide valerie jarrett in that tweet. the television star writing, muslim brotherhood and "planet of the apes" had a baby, vj, valerie jarrett. the controversy exploded online, forcing an apology from barr hours later. she writes, in part, i apologize to valley jarrett and to all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks. i should have known better. forgive m

she'd compared a former aide to president 0bama to an ape.has told the bbc that consumers should not use viagogo when trying to obtain hard—to—get event tickets. ms james said viagogo is "the worst" of the secondary ticketing sellers. it comes as the advertising standards agency said viagogo has missed a deadline to change the way it shows its ticket prices and fees. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. here's some sport now with will. here are the sport headlines for you, victoria. serena williams says she felt like a warrior princess in the catsuit she wore, beating krystina pliskova in straight sets at the french open. it was her first grand slam since returning from having a baby. she faces australian ashleigh barty in the second round tomorrow. the fa have supported raheem sterling after the england forward revealed his new gun tattoo. sterling said it's in memory of his dad, who was shot and killed when he was young. the fa say, "we all support sterling and acknowledge the honest and heartfelt account he gave." frank lampard is edgi