>> the bar. >> the bar's the best.ery early on, what looks like to be the flaw in this business, too much floor space. you're not a wine discount depot. not enough tables. i don't know that the space is too big. i think the use of the space is wrong. you can cut the retail store in half. your margins would change so dramatically if you could do more wholesale over the web, a little less retail space 'cause you're not getting it anyway, and get to that bar easier. the bar and restaurant has the highest margins in the entire business at nearly 40%, and it makes up 14% of the revenue. the problem is, it only makes up 10% of the square footage. i want to focus on the high margin business, the bar and the restaurant, and minimize the amount of space dedicated to the low margin business, the wine walk-in retail business. i know that if i can add tables and chairs, my margins will go up immediately. but as an owner, you have to be there to connect the dots. the problem that exists today here, there's no leader, and the owners

-- wood bar. it is over 100 years. it is the only bar in whole california. it is not only -- it is a place for the latin community that means a lot to them. it's a place for customer, and you see them every day you walk into the bar. you walk el valenciano, you see this is only for old people, which is place for not only young people. it is a place for people over 35 or 80 years old. a lady comes in from san jose, she comes in with her father who's 80 years old. that's the only time she could take her father to sit down and eat, and sit down and dance, and watch her father. if you were to bring your mom there, she would not feel she is a stranger. really, it is a community legend for the latin people. we're providing a customer service for our community, and we helping in supporting all the latin culture, all the music. and plus, this is place for meeting for the community. we have all the time, every month, we have lunch meetings or dinner meetings, which is the community. they meet with city off

>> bar dave: yes, of course.tony and david. you're welcome. ♪ >> bar dave: in 1497, there was a man by the name of john cabot. john cabot sailed the atlantic on his boat the matthew from bristol, england to bonavista bay. and when he arrived he saw lots of activity in our water. now he didn't know what was going on, but he dropped his bucket down to fill it up with water, and when it came up to the top of the boat, it was filled right to the rim with cod fish. now word got out fast how plentiful the fish were in our waters that they traveled from all over to settle here, and to catch the fish, salt the fish, trade the fish all around the world as a means of survival. in one place in particular that we traded with was with jamaica. and in jamaica, they make rum, and we love rum. we love it so much that we would actually get down on that wharf and we'd kiss the fish goodbye knowing that it was coming back to us in the way of rum. so in keeping with that time, and honor tradition, i do have a little buddy for you to

the business owner says the bar then closed. after walking out... police say the suspect jumped into his car and ran the man and woman he was arguing with over. the woman was stuck under the car before bystanders got involved. igor/patron- "yes, yes, i was suprised." investigators say the bystanders pulled the driver out of the car when he tried to drive off -- and beat him up. all three people involved were hospitalized. a reminder that although regular bar patrons say this area is typically safe and quiet... a fight can break out anywhere.mariya mubarak/patron- "just mind your own business, and you know, stay out of people's business." since most witnesses left before officers arrived... police are hoping anyone who saw what happened will reach out to investigators to get a better idea of how this started and why it escalated into an assault with a deadly weapon. the bar this was an isolated incident and reflection of his in mountain view, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) in oakland...fire investigators have released a cause of that frid

the bar higher as he sets the bar higher. he is getting pretty close to the top. but he holds on, keeps the grip there and manages to actually even it it. >> that is incredible strength. i guess why not do it with the wheel chair? why not know how to work with it? >> because it's extra weight and he didn't have to do that. >> right. but i think his logic is like you'll with b using it all of the time anyway. from the looks of it he could deal with american ninja warrior. >> that's bad man right there. >> like really goo>> look at th. >>> social media is just a highlight reel. she calls this video instagram versus reality. >> you have to prepare your dish, get it all in there, add your toppings and now days instead of going with a fork to eat you to get the perfect shot. >> it is out of control. >> she gets the perfect shot. >> no. >> that's instagram. the reality is going out? angle matters. suck it in, poke it out and then relax. >> do you guys hear that? >> the neighbor's cat. don't worry. >> it is right back inside. >>> al

bar trivia. you know what the hardest question of bar trivia is?the [ bleep ] are we doing here? [ laughter ] i have a great idea, let's all hangout after work and do something that encourages petty arguments. "bill, that was amazing how you remembered the shortstop for the '76 yankees so why do you have to ask me what the wifi password is every goddamn day? [ laughter ] at least you won us the round, unlike judy in hr, who thought the capital of vermont was burlington." >> it's montpellier, dumbass. [ laughter ] >> seth: bar trivia, pencils down. ya burnt! pilates, you ain't exercise. if stretching and rolling around on the ground counted as a fitness regimen, every house cat would be jacked. [ laughter and applause ] pilates, what am i doing in here? i haven't done this much pulling and grunting since i was 14 and my parents got cinemax. [ laughter ] and if you are trying to figure out who farted in your pilates class, i'll save you the trouble. it was everyone. pilates, just like my thighs in these lulu lemon pants, ya burnt! people who hear yan

. >> [laughs] >> the protein bar market is very competitive, but i know tina's bars could stand out.acked with protein, and they taste great, not like most protein bars that have an aftertaste. if i can fix the packaging, i know we stand to make a lot of money. so we'll start with 50,000 bucks. >> okay. >> i get the first 50,000 back, and after that, we split it 50/50. >> i wasn't expecting this, and i feel like i wouldn't want to just make a decision right this second. >> i'm providing the working capital, the facility, the bakers, the raw materials, the systems, the distribution, the processing-- >> but you're asking for 50%. >> you're arguing with me over 50% when i'm providing all the resources. >> i'm not arguing. i'm letting her--my wife and life partner know what decision you're... >> well, she--i mean-- >> asking her to make right now. >> but she knows. she can interpret, right? >> okay, can i think about it, or do we--do i have to-- >> no, you have to decide right now. >> you should ask for my two cents now. >> you're gonna offer it, so go ahead. what do you want? your name

but also lawyers, leaders, community leaders, bar leaders. everybody had a seat at the table with me and i engaged them. so i don't, you know -- there's nobody that is going to be excluded from that. i have close relationships with the black community in san francisco from some of my work. i have close relationships with the asian-american, the chinese community, from my work with the asian-american bar association. and other organizations. so i think i -- i feel like i have a broad -- >> supervisor cohen: do you have any members of the sfpd that are bold enough to stand with you? >> that's a good question. i haven't asked, but i will say i've set down with people from across the board from leadership, commanders, captains, the union. >> supervisor cohen: is in this capacity of the work you are doing on the state level? what is the reason that you sat down? >> for this. to talk about the interests of the law enforcement community. i've talked to everybody. i think most of you know that. excuse me. law enforcement is what we're having oversigh

abraham lincoln frugally defended his fellow members of the bar. he delivered his first major 28.ess at age he gave his speech a prophetic trial, the perpetuation of our political institutions. about theassionately adverse consequences of rejecting the rule of law. because all lawyers share an interest in promoting law, ours is a collaborative profession. it is a mistake to treat lawyers or lawyers to treat each other as the enemy. litigation is not warfare. your goal is not to destroy your opponent. that is not what zealous advocacy requires. opposing counsel is a fellow member of the bar filling a solemn duty just like you. if you keep that in mind, your career will be much more rewarding, you will develop lifelong friendships with some of the lawyers who litigate against you. in the taming of the shrew, shakespeare counsels people to connect themselves as adversaries do in the law, strive mightily, but he and drink as friends. president lincoln brought that congenialityyerly with him to the nation's capital. when he delivered his first inaugural

. >>> just in time for game one, a new sports bar is opening in oakland. inside look. because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. >>> just in time for game one, we have opening date for the athletic club in oakland. >> it's not a gym but it is being called the best experience for fans. there are 20 screens and a full bar and menu. >> we have an early look inside this morning. >> reporter: yes, this is not a gym. where inside the athletic club on webster and as soon as the owners found out that the warriors were headed back to the western conference finals, the rush was on to get everything finished and in place to open their doors later this evening to have the finishing touches on the windows and finishes here inside the bar. i have with me one of the bars owners and do you think warriors fans -- you are busy very excited in your warriors gear but do you think that where's fans have gotten spoiled and you

-"born at shuler's bar-b-que." -lynn: shuler's bar-b-que. some hesitations at first and recipe changing, and i'm glad that you trusted the process. the biscuits, including packaging, will cost us about $1.14 to make. in turn, we're gonna sell them at 100% markup, $2.28 per bag. with lynn and norton owning 60% of the distribution, they're gonna make 68 cents every time a bag is sold. i expect to sell 10,000 bags per month. that means on an annual basis, they'll make $81,600 per year without having to lift a finger. lynn: i'm proud of you, mama. lorraine: but i'm more proud of you. lynn: oh, thank you. [ both chuckle ] lemonis: you know what? now that i'm getting more comfortable with starting the p.r. process and starting the marketing process, i'd like to get ewell to figure out what's the marketing gonna look like. can we sit down with him? norton: cannot sit down. he cannot make it down here. lemonis: what do you mean, "he can't make it down here?" norton: he's in new orleans. lemonis: where's the manager that said he wanted to run the pla

may be even more of a high bar, and it is a higher bar, to be able to get a judge to approve a wiretap of any individual, let alone an attorney. we want to let folks know that this is a stringent process. there's been a lot of discussion about surveillance, about fisa, about whose tower was wiretapped or recorded, or whatever it may be. a lot of it's been hyperbole. a lot of it's been very political. this is not that. this is a very serious law enforcement investigation. a federal criminal investigation into the president's personal attorney. these things are not taken lightly by the people that are conducting the investigation based on conversations i have had, both on this particular matter and on cases in the past. a addition to that, these are things that the judge takes very seriously. a judge is not going to put their name on this and write their name down and approve a warrant if they don't believe that this is something that has been lawfully sought and is something that is within the guidelines of the laws of the united states. while there may be a lot of political ramificatio

the business owner says the bar then closed. after walking out... police say the suspect jumped into his car and ran the man and woman he was arguing with over. the woman was stuck under the car before bystanders got involved. igor/patron- "yes, yes, i was suprised." investigators say the bystanders pulled the driver out of the car when he tried to drive off -- and beat him up. all three people involved were hospitalized. a reminder that although regular bar patrons say this area is typically safe and quiet... a fight can break out anywhere.mariya mubarak/patron- "just mind your own business, and you know, stay out of people's business." since most witnesses left before officers arrived... police are hoping anyone who saw what happened will reach out to investigators to get a better idea of how this started and why it escalated into an assault with a deadly weapon. the bar owner says this was an isolated incident and not a reflection of his establishment. in mountain view, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) new at 10 -- a fire in santa rosa

there is a bar -- i think there's a bar on the first floor around the corner. i don't know if they're still going to be there when you do your renovations. >> right. so let me clarify. i believe i know what you're asking, but just to clarify, that the the measurements that we have done are on the exterior. we also have done some measurements on the interior. those were operated during the weekend when local he litigatihe -- edition was operating, and those are data loggers running continuous voice monitoring, and we also have sound identification. >> and so your data is live. that's -- >> so that data's live. what i thought you were speaking about was the rooftop -- >> the only thing about the rooftop is there are four seasons, and a lot of those hotels have high-rise condos up there. >> right. >> and if you're starting to play music on that level, and i don't know what their windows are like, and they probably weren't thinking of it, they might hear you if you're going to have amplified sound. >> right. and we have certainly taken a look at that with respect t

have you all been very bar at the honesty bar in the hotel? i think i have been moderately honest.y money. yes, time will tell. it is a cliche, but it's true. thank you for being here, iain. and thank you for your company. the weather is not looking bad at all really over the next few days. we can't guarantee completely dry weather. then again, we need a bit of rain at least from time to time. and on tuesday, in fact, there is a risk of some downpours with thunder across the south of the uk in particular. as far as the short—term is concerned, the next few hours, fairly quiet across the uk. there's a bit of cloud across the north—west here where we have a weather front — that's across northern ireland and scotland. it is a very weak weather front which means it is mostly cloud and not an awful lot of rain at all. so the early hours of tuesday morning — a few spots of rain there across scotland. to the south of the country we've got clear skies and not cold at all, 12 in london. a bit fresher in the north—west of scotland, only around four degrees. but let's have a look at the weath

>> bars. this man should be behind bars. for the rest of his life. he has stolen, he has hijacked, he has smeared, he has lied, he has purchased, he has done diabolical things in the name of being able to stick his face between women's legs and literally eat their essence. it's chilling and it's real. >> how do you feel looking at that, and what does justice look like now? >> we're getting closer to justice. bars. because we had invisible bars around us for so long. we didn't get to have a life. not the one we thought we were going to have. not just careers, but lives. freedom. freedom from nightmares. freedom from body flashbacks. and -- i think i stand by my original statement. that is exactly what i think it should be. and we're one step closer. a big step closer today. >> reporter: for now, mcgowan says she plans to face weinstein again, in court, vowing to go to watch the trial if it happens. >> i have faith will look at him and say, guilty. >> will you be there? >> damn right i'll be there. yeah. >> reporter: and her message to those two women

we know what roseanne bar thinks.s time for us to stop playing around with soft words but saying, oh, well they're saying insensitive things. no, it's racist. they're exhibiting raytist behavior. and far too many of our fellow american citizens agree with them. and feel embolden to say out loud the things they wouldn't have dared to say in public just a few years ago. in an america where racism happens every day, in our neighborhoods, in our workplaces, in our schools, in a starbucks, in a park, at an airbnb, what is america going to do about it? what are we going to do about it. en are we going to stop pretending that every cident- oh, this is just one incident, oh it's just one, this is one, this is just one example. there keeps being one example after another after another after another after another. we have to stop pretending that this president has nothing to do with it, that he's not em bolding racism and giving them a platform and making it okay. we have to stop pretending that or we're going to destroy the mo

it is there newest bar and it is called the athletic club oakland. it is a high end sports bar.rant and webster and opened up at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and has 40 television screens and 20 dedicated sound zones. they hope it will be packed with happy warrior fans to the nba finals. the first game tonight is against the houston rockets in the western conference finals. >>> the royal wedding in england is just days away. see how you can get in on the celebration. >>> coming up new at 6:00 p.m., allegations of bullying, but not at school. how the senior centers are working to address what some are calling a growing problem. >> you may think this only happens in high school, but it is happening everywhere. stomach leaders of the famed festival signed a pledge today to push their executive boards toward gender parity and to make the film selection process more transparent. the issue of gender equality has taken center stage. 82 women walked the red carpet in solidarity. they didn't stood together as part of a symbolic gesture. >> 82 women representing the number of female directors

a man is behind bars for having a concealed firearm.s preservation park. a witness called police... saying barrera was unconscious in a parked car. officers say barrera appeared to be drunk. they then found a semi-automatic glock handgun... along with a loaded magazine. barrera was also charged with d-u-i. ( darya ) starting today... fremont police will begin two-week targeted parking enforcement throughout the city. the department will focus on expired registration tags... cars blocking fire hydrants... or parking in a no stopping zone. fines will start at 63 dollars but can go up to 3- hundred dollars for the third violation. ( james ) happening today... the possible redevelopment of the alameda marina will be the topic of discussion at a city meeting. the alameda planning board will consider turning the area into a modern dockyard. the project will include over 7-hundred housing units...commercial space... and upgraded piers. officials say they are hoping to repair the marina into a working waterfront that can accommodate boaters. (

they time they came out on football field, if they were miserable time, they were the stars and bars on their band uniform. waving rebel flags, shooting off a cannon, dress up like rebel soldiers, and members of the black community said this is really unacceptable to our kids. we are having the sort of shots in our faces every time somebody "give them hell, rel." there was a petition asking blankets to honor a black flag as a symbol is like asking jewish kids to honor hitler's and the nazi flag. the school board again delayed action, and in november 1972, there were skirmishes between white kids and black. there was debate about how it started and how serious it was, but there was enough tension that police were called in. the next day, people were scared. 500 kids would come school, at least. some kids, the teachers told them to stay away. then, again, at a pet rally, the dixie, someing black kids raised their fists in a black power salute the motor is more tension, and in all of environment, the school board is asked to vote in november on what they are going to do about the school

in the women's german cup final barring munich face to bundesliga champions volves berg it is a busy few days for the wolves with the club playing in the champions league final the week. and also coming up on the show the bonus league season may be over but the two sides have one game left to play as they battle it out for a place in next season's top flight. both briggs men's team are hoping to avoid the drop and they need to see your keel side who've never played in the top tier of the bundesliga. yes welcome to this special german cup edition of the bundesliga on t w. byron have already won their twenty seventh bundesliga title but they're dead set on securing the double after disappointing semifinal defeat in the champions league it's their fifth the cup final in seven years and also marks coach this is final match at the helm their opponents frankfurt are keen to put their defeat in last week's last year's final behind them but there. will be taking over at munich this summer faces an uphill battle with i touched holding a poor record against bahrain because they cause a shock l

the business owner says the bar then closed. after walking out... police say the suspect jumped into his car and ran the man and woman he was arguing with over. the woman was stuck under the car before bystanders got involved.igor/patron- "yes, yes, i was suprised." investigators say the bystanders pulled the driver out of the car when he tried to drive off -- and beat him up. all three people involved were hospitalized. a reminder that although regular bar patrons say this area is typically safe and quiet... a fight can break out anywhere.mariya mubarak/patron- "just mind your own business, and you know, stay out of people's business." since most witnesses left before officers arrived... police are hoping anyone who saw what happened will reach out to investigators to get a better idea of how this started and why it escalated into an assault with a deadly weapon. the bar owner says this was an isolated incident and not a reflection of his establishment. in mountain view, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) today was opening day for the wave

a man is behind bars for having a concealed firearm. officers arrested joel barrera at the petaluma wetlands preservation park. a witness called police... saying barrera was unconscious in a parked car. officers say barrera appeared to be drunk. they then found a semi-automatic glock handgun... along with a loaded magazine. barrera was also charged with d-u-i. ( darya ) in the east bay... a heartbreaking find in oakland. two german shepherd puppies were found in trash - neglected and injured.( james ) one dog's foot had been cut off... and the other's jaw was broken. kron 4's gayle ong has the story. gayle ong: "i'm here at rocket dog rescue in oakland. where the owner is fostering the 4 month german shepherd puppies who are sisters. she says she gets calls about abandoned animals quite often but this is the worst she's ever heard. someone found the puppies in a pile of trash under a freeway in oakland and immediately called pali boucher (paylee boo- shay), o

so, excuse me, the park bar, the down bar, and, our percentage -- are percentage only above a certainspace. we are giving them a chance to recover some of their initial investment. the truck park will not be a percentage deal. it will be a monthly fee and that's been based on the average amount of trucks, oh, thank you. >> that was from a vending machine. [laughter] >> that would have been the good coconut water. so, it's based on how many average trucks? anticipates that they'll have. what they're revenue is, and covering their costs because they are providing staffing to augment this. the cafÉ, believe it or not is a good revenue stream because again, their investment is very little. we are charging them a base rent plus a % over a certain amount of sales. the deal is a 30 % straight commission. we will see it from day one. they will report it monthly and pay it monthly. they have a fairly complex reports that they will turn in. it will also let us know which of the machines are performing well which ones are not. so we can start that conversation fairly early on about what is doing

more than half will be convicted. 40% will find themselves back where they started behind bars. it is a cycle of criminality. it is a cycle of failure. this is truly a crisis. it's also a risis of public safety. it's driven by poor choices. let's be clear. but i believe as the resident does it is compounded by a lack of opportunity. we will continue to support law enforcement and hold accountable those who break the law. make no mistake about it. but we will also recognize that too many ex-offenders feel they have no where else to turn but back to a life of crime. by a lack of opportunity. we recognizing this is why our administration is working tirelessly to identify and promote the reforms that will give current prisoners the training and skills they need to choose and chart a path of self-sufficiency and success. we are looking for programs that are grounded in evidence proven to work and as the experts in the room here know, there is a remarkable range of possibilities in that category. they include programs that address mental health and drug addiction and job training and

they can't walk behind the bar. okay.he deal that i made with lady was that i would put $900,000 in the business for 50% of the business. ...to you, the both of us! and don't forget, i'm 100% in charge. i know you are. and i wanted to really renovate the concept and start over. what i'm looking to do is change the entire store. lady: can we step back for a second? and can i ask you, if we take the bar out, then we're just gap on steroids? we're just a white box. and i feel like the reason why this store is so cool is because we have the bar. but it didn't work for this business. you opened up 13 of them, and they didn't work. through the process, i had to really work through poor inventory choices. this is basically a room full of mistakes and desperate buying without a plan. and more importantly, an owner who was really never visiting the stores. i haven't seen lady in six years. i've never met lady. in the end, i ended up changing the entire concept -- the shopping experience, the look, the feel, and i even changed the

this very busy district of paris it's a touristy place where there are lots of restaurants lots of bars there's the attack happened a bit before nine pm and moments where all the regions and tourists were out side so basically people were eating in restaurants having times its friends a man assaulted randomly several people with a knife according to witnesses the man was walking in the streets crazy stabbing every people he met on his way then he ran towards police officers apparently should seeing kill me or i q several people heard him saying a lot of what bar then he has been killed by police officers people will bloods also in restaurants and bars so it's was really a panic scenes there an investigation is now open by the un to terroristic section . i says just claim the responsibility of this attack. french media claims the attacker was identified by his fingerprints it's believed he is of chechen origin at around twenty years old there are also reports that his parents are now in custody witnesses of the attack describes the nightmare they experienced. i was working in the restaur

it's about eight people in a bar. so when a guy comes up to me and says, i'm a podiatrist, you should see our office is so funny. you got the receptionist there. and you got the old guy there. and this guy there. you know, it's a great idea for a show. and, you know, so you politely say, here's my email, please send it to me. david: has anybody ever come to you and said a private equity show would be pretty good? [laughter] leslie: well, i've seen your performance at the kennedy center for many years. you have -- you have potential. you do. david: really? well, i -- i've wondered about that. sometimes at the kennedy center honors, the chairman goes out and makes a little presentation at intermission. but on tv, it only comes up for like five seconds. so you don't broadcast it. have you thought about broadcasting the entire 20 minutes of my presentation? [laughter] david: is there a lot of demand for that? leslie: you're lucky we put the five seconds on. [laughter] [applause] david: right. companies like netflix and ap

in fact, you need to take an oath each time you join the bar of a new court. some lawyers get so accustomed to swearing that they don't pay much attention to what they are promising to do. but there was a time when taking an oath was a matter of life and death. in 1535, sir thomas more was executed because he refused to swear a false oath. in robert bolt's play based on more's life, a man for all seasons, more tells his daughter that when someone takes an oath. he's holding his own self in his hands. like water. and if he opens his fingers then, he needn't hope to find himself again. in those days, an oath was serious business. i encourage you to take your oath seriously, as well. and as an officer of the court, you do not just need to take an oath. you need to follow the oath. an oath is an obligation. if you join the north carolina state bar, you swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states, and to truly and honestly conduct yourself as an attorney. you will exercise considerable power, whether or not you hold a prominent government posi

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bar.ntry who had not had representation in court at various stages in the criminaljustice system. this is different, and it is much more immediate, and much more potentially effective, because what it means is that it will apply to not just new work, it means is that it will apply to notjust new work, after the 1st of april, where barristers under the existing system say, no, they wouldn't do that work. this applies to all work within the system that is returned to a barrister. it is due to come in on the 24th of may. and the criminal bar association is saying that there must be future proofing to the scheme so that the criminal barcan proofing to the scheme so that the criminal bar can become a sustainable and attractive profession once again. there must be cut to the budget over the next few yea rs. cut to the budget over the next few years. has there been any response from the government? and is waiting. i have asked them for the response. but no. when the action was announced in april,

[ laughter ] salad bars eat this, ya burnt. salad bar bacon bits. i know what i just said about salad bars, but i wasn't talking about you guys, you guys are amazing. you bring the crunch with every munch, and while i don't for a minute, believe you come from actual bacon, were giving you a pass, salad bar bacon bits your this weeks unburnable. ascend to that golden corral in the sky. [ cheers and applause ] facebook, so you've been selling all our data, huh? i'd tell you how mad i am, but i already took a facebook quiz and it told me this is how mad you are. [ laughter ] also, what information did you give out? because if it's social security number i don't care. but please just don't tell anyone how often i looked at my cousin sheila's bikini photos. [ light laughter ] >> seth, is proud of his family. >> seth: facebook, i'm deleting you and ya burnt. people who say they are deleting facebook, no, you are not. [ light laughter ] what are you going do, re-memorize all your friends birthdays? start calling people on the phone? printout your cousin sh

. >> jimmy: cars and bars. >> so she's talked about this, hitting the chocolate bar with a bat in protestchocolate bar. what are you doing. >> jimmy: let me just grab a piece right there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you surprised by how successful the show is. i'm not at all surprised i felt like when i saw roseanne before the show i said it is going to he about a huge hit. she seemed surprised by it. are you surprised by it. >> i think you can never expect anything. i'm thrilled about it and i hope, mainly because i just want to be able to keep making it, so if people are watching you can keep making it and hopefully put out content they relate to. so for me it's just the opportunity to do it. >> jimmy: how many episodes will you do next season. >> 13 next season. >> jimmy: more than this season. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's great. simultaneously you're the executive producer and one of the hosts "the talk". >> right. >> jimmy: how do you manage doing both of those. >> it's not that bad, we set up the schedule so i leave the talk, that's an early day we're usually done at noon and i go over and