this is fishman's tweet. he wrote several paragraphs. overnight roseanne wrote back saying i created a platform for that inclusivity and you know it. me. you throw me under the bus. nice. she also has some pretty controversial retweets. mostly she spent the night retweeting folks who either defend her or say the backlash against roseanne was too harsh. >> i don't know what's going on with her. happening today, two consumer groups will call for a new investigation into tesla and its auto pilot feature. >> demanding the dmv investigate what they call tesla's misleading and deceptive marketing practices. they say elon musk is making people believe his cars are fully ougautonomous. no response so far from tesla. >>> southern california police investigating if auto pilot had anything to do with this crash involving a tesla. a model s slammed into a parked police car in laguna beach. the tesla driver had minor injuries. fortunately the officer was not in the car when the crash happened. this is the third time this year a tesla reported to be o

. >>> we learned the identity of the bay area fishman who drowned. he was 39-year-old johnson home.'s body turned up yesterday after washing up onto a levy. he fell off his boat last weekend while fishing. his friend also fell, but was rescued. >>> police are investigating a shooting involving officers and a home invasion robbery suspect. it all happened is morning on south 10th street near san jose state. no one was hit. police are not saying what led up to the shooting. they say the suspect was taken into custody. one witness describes what he saw and heard. >> i heard three shots. i saw a young man standing on the corner being loaded onto the ambulance. he was upright and then they loaded him on. >> please plan to give an update tomorrow. >>> a gunman in a deadly shooting was on the run. this eponym the intersection of story road this -- the seven near the intersection. we have new video tonight. >>> for teenagers were stuck on a rock along the north coast. they climbed there to do some fishing. then the tide rolled in and they were trapped. the chopper wasted each of them at arou

yesterday, and michael fishman.oth condemned roseanne's tweet that compared former obama adviser valerie jarrett to an ape. roseanne tweeted sara back, quote, wow. unreal. and to michael? you throw me under the bus. nice. but roseanne's tweeting didn't end there. >> she also retweeted a false picture of me. >> whoopi goldberg blasted roseanne on "the view" today after roseanne retweeted this photo shopped picture of goldberg wearing a t-shirt with an image of the president shooting himself. >> just because you were caught with your pants down, don't try to drag other people down with you. >> mm-hmm. >> mm-hmm. >> and now valerie jarrett has responded. she told msnbc the country should turn the roseanne tweet 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 followers who come right to their defense. >>> meanwhile, yesterday was the first day back at work for many of the writers in the "roseanne" show right behind me in the building. they were getti

notable thing she did overnight has been her response to her fellow co-worker sara gilbert and michael fishman. the notable thing is her reply saying, quote, i created a platform for that inclusivity and you know it. me. you throw me under the bus. nice. she has also had some pretty controversial retweets throughout the night. mostly she spent the nights retweeting folks or defend her who say the backlash against roseanne was too harsh. >>> duelling rallies in support and gonzales the june 5th recall vote for santa clara county judge aaron persky. supporters hold a rally in front of the law office of james mcmanus. a no recall hally held at 12:15 in front of a county recorder's office in downtown san jose. officials say judge persky may attend and speak at that rally. the recall effort was sparked by a controversial six-month sentence that he gave brock turner. >>> the family of a teenage boy severely injured in a hammer attack, several masked suspects entered a garage in aptos early monday morning and attacked three teenagers. one of the victims is 17-year-old alex, still in critical conditio

the disappointment expressed by her tv daughter sara gilbert then teeing off on her tv son michael fishman who criticized barr as well. you throw me under the bus, nice. but this was self-inflicted when barr compared jarrett to an ape. >> the ceo of disney called me before the announcement and apologized. >> reporter: that got president trump's attention. he tweeted that iger never called him to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get the call. abc "late night" host jimmy kimmel responded maybe you were out playing golf. trump's press secretary put a different spin on it. >> this is a double standard the president is speaking about. nobody is defending her comments. they are inappropriate. >> thank you for making america great again. >> reporter: tonight, barr still has free speech, just not a show. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> online today some were calling it the other kim summit, kim kardashian at the white house for reasons you may not expect. the reality star lobbying for a pardon for a convicted drug trafficker and great

actor michael fishman saying he condemns these sames vehemently, calling today one of the hardest in his life, adding he's devastated for those who poured hearts and souls into the show. executive producer and actress sara gilbert calling the news sad and difficult, adding they've created a show separate and apart from the opinions and words of one cast member. tonight roseanne apologizing to the show's cast and crew. but it would be too late. abc is replacing "rose ann" with "the middle" in the tuesday 8:00 p.m. slot. the message is clear even for network tv comedy icons. there is a line. >> when do we stop laughing at things that really aren't funny? when do we stop laughing at things that are racist and potentially sowing seeds of dissent with each other? >> can they do a spinoff? what happens to the cast and crew? >> this was ultimately a nice revisit. but i think abc's probably thinking at this point, they came back, they had their run, they got great ratings, and this is it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in los angeles. >>> next here, on the same day that abc ca

fishman and they took me from the water. after that i was on the ship for about two days and they called the police and police came you know they put me in the jail i was in the jail for the night and after that i use a cape and they went to jack carter. after two weeks i started to come to a trail again so that was a very big decision. because the journey on the ocean is very tenuous sounds so many people today so i experienced i once experienced that then you know some of the refugees they don't know that one year but i want to experience so in second time when i started to come through the strait it's mean that i didn't feel. safe in indonesia and i thought that i must go to a strange one i must you know leave this country because it was not safe for me you landed on christmas island on the twenty third of july twenty third saying that was four days after australia's government changed their policy the rules have changed how did they tell you that news would be coming to us you know i didn't know that was strange i was on

then teeing off on her tv son michael fishman as well. you throw me under the bus, nice. but this was self-inflicted. when barr compared jarrett to an ape. >> bob iger who is a ceo of disney called me before the announcement. he apologized. >> reporter: that got president trump's attention. he tweeted, either never called him to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. maybe i just didn't get the call? abc late night host jimmy kimmel responded, maybe you were out playing golf? trump's press secretary put a different spin on it. >> this is a double standard the president is speaking about. no one is defending her comments, they're inappropriate. >> thank you for making america great again. >> reporter: barr still has free speech, just not a show. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> later today president trump will head to texas where he's expected to meet with the families of the victims of the santa fe high school shooting. as well as the survivors and the first responders. the commander in chief's visit will come just a day after texas gover

fired writing, i'm not a racist and never will be, even going after her co-stars accusing michael fishman who plays her throwing her under the bus. she blames her racist tweet in which she compared a senior adviser under president obama to an ape on the sleeping pill ambien. the company that makes the drug responded saying while all pharmaceutical treatments have side effects, racism is not a known side effect. president trump who celebrated roseanne before -- >> even 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's ceo bob iger, the head of abc's parent company after iger called jarrett personally to apologize for roseanne's comment. he tweeted, he never called president donald j. trump to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. maybe i didn't get the the president says he was only calling out media bias. >> the president's pointing to the hypocrisy in the media saying the most horrible things about this president and nob

michael fishman who plays d.j. said the comments are reprehensible and intolerable. >> glor: the united states and north korea are moving quickly to prepare for a nuclear summit that now appears to be back on. weijia jiang is traveling with president trump tonight in tennessee. >> reporter: on his way to nashville, president trump ignored questions about the quickly changing status of his summit with kim jong-un, but this morning, he tweeted, "we have put a great team together for our talks with north korea." echoing what he said over the weekend. >> moving along very nicely. >> reporter: the optimism is a complete reversal from just five days ago, when he sent this letter to kim, canceling the meeting and threatened military might if provoked. >> we are more ready than we have ever been before. >> reporter: so what changed? >> since the president's may 24 letter to north korean leader kim jong-un, the north koreans have been engaging with the united states. >> reporter: the original meeting date is exactly two wee

michael fishman saying he is "devastated for all those who poured their hearts and souls into our jobs, and the audience that welcomed us into their homes." addio sit back or remain silent would unintentionally in truly offensive." and late today, valerie jarrett responding on msnbc. >> 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 followers is who come right to their defense. >> so, let's get to matt gutman, he's live with us tonight from los angeles. matt, not only has the show been dropped, but tonight, her agent has also dropped roseanne, as well? >> reporter: that's right, david. and that came with the same speed and finality with which her show was canceled. now, icm, her agency, putting out a statement earlier today, saying that her tweet was, quote, antithetical to our core values. and there's clearly a trend here, david. even before she attacked valerie jarrett, she had targeted president obama's national security adviser, that was back in 2013, also comparing susan rice to an ape.

writing to actor michael fishman, who called her tweet, "reprehensible," "you throw me under the bus. nice." and to sara gilbert, who called the comment "abhorrent," she replied, "wow, unreal." >> she's been all over the map with it. i wish she had just said, i'm sorry, or, like, you know, valerie jarrett said, this could be a learning moment. >> reporter: and tonight, the executive producer of the show, david caplan, telling "the hollywood reporter" he and the writers had just returned to work on the next season. it was their first day back. stunned by roseanne's tweet. and now many of them out of a job. even so, when asked their reaction, caplan said, "the reaction was universal disgust." adding, "we were horrified by it and we also knew what it meant for the show." when it came to racism, "there was no longer any way to accept what she was saying." tonight, roseanne saying, "i feel bad for potus. he goes through this every single day." and even today, as she retweeted that "planet of the apes" image next to valerie jarrett, roseanne barr still insisting she's no bigot. "i'm not a r

michael fishman saying he is devastated for all those who poured their hearts and souls into our jobsaudience that welcomed us into their homes, adding to sit back or remain silent would unintentionally endorse statements which i find truly offensive. and valerie jarrett responding on msnbc. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i worry about people out there who don't have a circle of family and friends who come to their defense. >> reporter: and roseanne was also dropped by her agent. a tweet was put out that it was antithetical to their values. she also attacked obama's national security adviser in 2013 and compared susan rice, as well, to an ape. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt. when roseanne's show premiered this past spring, the great ratings here on abc, president trump was quick to praise her. his reaction so far? >> he spoke at a rally in tennessee but never brought up the scandal. >> reporter: here in nashville made no comment on roseanne barr. a few months ago, he praised her and her ratings. >> look at roseanne, i called

she responded to sara gilbert and michael fishman.s is the tweet to michael phishman saying, quote, i created the platform thor that inclusivity and you know it. me. you throw me under the bus. nice. if you're wondering what she's been retreating throughout the night, it's mainly people who defend her or say the backlash was too harsh. >>> happening today, two consumer groups will call for new investigation into tesla and the auto pilot feature. >> what they call, quote, tesla's misleading and deceptive marketing processes. they say the tesla ceo elon musk is making people believe his cars are fully autonomous. >> police are investigating if auto pilot mode had anything to do with this crash. a model s slammed into a police car in laguna beach yesterday. the tesla driver had minor injuries. the officer was not in the car when the crash happened. this is the third time this year that a tesla reported to be on auto pilot has hit a parked emergency vehicle. >>> the family of a teenage boy in a hammer attack credits a fast emergency respo

michael fishman who plays her youngest child on the show dmg conner crushed saying he's devastated for those who poured our hearts and souls into our jobs and the audience that welcomed us into their homes. overnight roseanne's latest tweets alternating between contrite and combative. one tweet reading, hey, guys, don't defend me. it's sweet of you to try but losing my show is zero compared to being labeled a racist over one tweet. i regret that even more but she also retweeted a slew of comments like these, just imagine if any leftist celeb got this treatment and in response to the comment i personally thought valerie jarrett was hispanic, roseanne replied, i thought she was saudi. and you probably noticed that in the piece, but what seemed to be the trend of roseanne's night was this alternation between contrition and attack. now, after apologizing to her cast and crew she then personally went after her tv children, responding to gilbert's statement that roseanne's posts were abhorrent with a wow, unreal then she turned on her tv son, michael fishman, who plays d.j., and as you saw s

fishman and they took me from the water. after that i was on the ship for about two days and they called the police and police came you know they put me in the jail i was in the jail for and i after that i use a cape and they went to jack carter. after two weeks i started to come to australia again so that was a very big decision. because the journey on the ocean is very tenuous and so many people die so i experience said i want to experience that then yeah some of the refugees they don't know that then yet but i want to experience so in second time when i started to come through this trail you know it's meaning that i didn't feel. safe in indonesia and i thought that i must go to a strange one i must you know leave this country because it was not safe for me and you landed on christmas island on the twenty third of july twenty third saying that was four days after australia's government changed their policy the rules have changed how did they tell you that news would be coming to us you know i didn't know that was really a

my name is ester fishman. i live at polk and sacramento. i worked on polk street for ten years at a book store. i heard a little bit of truth about book stores earlier. that book store's no longer there. i used to shop at big apple. big apple's no longer there. i don't any that -- i think we're having a little bit of difficulty with the concept of what 365 is. 365 is not whole foods. it's not whole foods as it was developed originally on franklin. amazon owns whole foods. they have lots of plans. some are public, some are not, and we don't know what 365 is. we know it won't have a parking lot. we know that it won't have -- it may have some neighborhood people working there. they're also not known for their kindness to their employees. i would like to say that i think that san francisco right now is having a little bit of an imagination shortage along with a housing shortage. i've been to a lot of places: los angeles, philadelphia, paris, florence, italy, places that have indoor markets, farmers -- places that have indoor farmers markets, pl

even turning on sor co-stars, writing to actor michael fishman who called her tweet reprehensible, youice. and to sara gilbert, she replied, wow, unreal. >> she's been all over the map with it. i wish she had just said sorry or like valerie jarrett said, this could be a learning moment. >> reporter: executive producer saying they had just returned to work on the next season. it was their first day back, stunned by roseanne's tweet, now many of them out of a job. even so, when asked their reaction, caplan said the reaction was universal disgust, adding, we were horrified by it, we also knew what it meant for the show. when it came to racism, there was no longer any way to accept what she was saying. roseanne saying i feel bad for potus. he goes through this every single day. and even as she retweeted that planet of the apes image next to valerie jarrett, roseanne barr still insisting she's not a bigot. i never was, never will be. she now says she is now weighing her options, unclear what that means. but cast and crew with whom we've spoken said they are crushed by the fact that this sho

. >> she spent the night venting frustrations online accusing co-starmichael fishman of throwing herer the bus and said she was tired of being attacked and belittled by other comedians who expressed worst but also apologized for her tweet. i did something unforgiveable. it was 2:00 in the morning and ambien tweeting. i went too far. it was egregious. it was her twitter attack on former white house advisor valerie jarrett that prompted abc to pull the plug over the remarks. abc forefeting $60 million in revenue by axeing the second season and several networks canning reruns of her show. it was not the first time barr had used such a slur about an african-american. jarret called it a teaching moment on msnbc. >> i'm worried about the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come to their defense. tone does start at the top. we like to look up to our president and feel as though he reflects the values of our country. >> she had plenty of company to try the fury to president trump. >> sandra: what are critics saying this morning in the wake of all this? we're

this time she took aim at her roseanne co-stars, sara gilbert and michael fishman, who responded to her tweet comments, saying wow, unreal and you threw me under the bus, nice. took time to comment, i feel bad for potus, referring to president trump, he goes through this every single day. this story is still unfolding as we speak and craig's got the latest this morning. >> she's been on quite the twitter tear indeed. bottom line, the outspoken trump supporter is off the air. her staff, all out of jobs. and that's just the beginning of the backlash coming fast and furious after the tweet about valerie jarrett. jarrett herself spoke out about the tweet, exclusively on msnbc. >> overnight, barr returned to twitter, sending out several apologies. don't feel sorry for me, guys, today my words caused hundreds of hard-working people to lose their jobs, later explaining in a since-deleted tweet, it was 2:00 a.m. and i was ambien-tweeting. and then she claimed the comment wasn't racist. >> what's up, deplorable? >> it all stems from an early tuesday morning tweet storm. barr replying to a tweet