gilbert: really? lemonis: yes. i'm very impressed. gilbert: why? lemonis: because any time one person over 40 years can build a business in america and have it stay open and last, is a big accomplishment. you've fed a lot of people over the years and you have a lot to be proud of. gilbert: i never thinking about that. i thinking of something, i thinking with my heart, not, not with my brain. lemonis: well, that's why you're successful. gilbert: you think so? lemonis: yes. because business isn't just about thinking with your checkbook. how proud are you of your dad? ana: very proud. to have him be an immigrant that didn't go to college, to accomplish what he's accomplished is, i mean, it's amazing. lemonis: what worries you the most about your dad? ana: his health and, you know, having him -- gilbert: i'm okay. ana: i know you're okay, but some days, you're not okay. gilbert: don't worry too much. ana: i do worry. gilbert: okay. ana: i'm going to worry about you. he's so stubborn, you know. it's like... gilbert: don't cry. ana: i know, you're making

dan gilbert just came in. he is the bad boy. he's looking for the basketball player anybody play basketball. let's go over to -- where is dan gilbert? come here. come here, dan. come over here, dan. do you want a good baseball player to play basketball? so dan owns the cavaliers. i guess you can't say great season, right? good season. last year was a great season. right? anyway. well, senator, you know who that is, right? one of the great spirit are you a fan? we have a lot of fans. , you want to come over here with this team. come on, senator, get over here. come on. come on over. come on. he is a little shy. he is a big cubs fan. so ask him, how is he doing with lebron? [laughter] great friend of mine, supportive, great guy. congratulations to everybody. and your team is doing okay, but you're going to do great now. is anybody want to see the oval office? we leave them behind. and just to do a little official business, health care is working along very well. we could have a big surprise with a great health care packag package.

this is why you read mark gilbert.ard to see on television, but this is mark gilbert against steel and francine lacqua's chart. there is a really good chart on this wage inflation idea. the bond markets are how far from mr. carney? we understand the bond markets in the u.s. are far from where the fed is. how far are bond markets in the u.k. from what the bank of england describes? low, on anly economical basis and by historical perspective. when we look at these cyclical outlooks for the u.k. the next couple of years, because of all of the brexit uncertainties, i think that does mean any kind of move to normalization by the bank of england will be well behind the fed. a different point in the cycle. we have a major negative demand shop still with us because of and weightainty shock. it is a different point in the cycle. it -- anecdotally, what do you see about economic slowdown in the u.k.? all i see are cranes building in london. the other element is political chaos. we have had an election. a hung parliament. before

he said and looked more like cam -- him then a gilbert stuart. i go back to the gilbert stuart because that is what people know more than any other. that will be our point of reference. does the famous portrait commissioned for new york state. -- this is the famous portrait commissioned for new york state. this is the most perfect depiction of monroe in full figure. it shows him with his hand on the map of florida. i'm sure everyone is very familiar with this. it shows a stately presence, shows a commanding presence. his sword is on the table next to his hand. a chair over here. this is sort of a take off of the portraits of george washington that you have seen where he is standing with a curtain and the chair next to him as well. but here we have a green and , gold tablecloth, william and mary's colors, how did they know? this was the basis that i came up with my standing figure here. you can see with the takeoff on washington here, they wanted a stately figure of him. what to do you do, how do you portray it? the owens foundation who commission

>> "in 2016, author elizabeth gilbert announced she was separating from her husband of 12 years, knowns 'felipe' in what best-selling memoir?" well, it's definitely not "how stella got her groove back." it's not "the bridges of madison county." she definitely wrote "eat, pray, love." i don't know that she wrote "nights in ro"-- who wrote "nights in rodanthe"? did she-- would they put-- if i know she wrote "eat, pray, love," would they put two books that she's written up there? would they do that to me? [laughter] would you do that to me? you didn't do-- >> [laughs] >> [sighs] $7,000's a lot of money. "eat, pray, love", a. final answer. >> no, it's not. she wrote two books. >> you got it right! you got it! [cheers and applause] $10,000! >> oh, my god. this show is nuts. >> you know what's funny is, you're like adoringly sweet, but i got just, like, a glimpse of your stink-eye. i got just a little bit of your teach-- >> i didn't mean to. >> a little bit of your teacher stink-eye of, like, i was acting up and it was like, "shoomp." and it, like-- >> i didn't mean to. >> my inner eight-yea

gilbert franklin shouted back, "i want sex." fearing for her life, the woman invited franklin back to her home whereupon walking in the front door, her roommates scared franklin off. but not before a drop of blood fell from his body. an observant patrol officer later collected the blood and send it to the montgomery county crime lab, which made the link. >> is it divine providence? kevin: she is blown away from the solid police work. >> i look behind me all the time. people think i'm paranoid. that was smart of her to do that and for that detective, give him a medal. kevin: praise for the police. >> he is now no longer homeless. kevin: and scorn for franklin. >> there are a lot of homeless people that live here. i don't want them back out on kevin: gilbert franklin has prior charges and he is now behind bars awaiting trial on attempted first-degree rape. in wheaton, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: tonight, the president will head up pennsylvania avenue right to his hotel at the old post office building. this will be his re-e

well, gilbert baker stiched together the rainbow flag back in 1978 and now it's almost everywhere.ere in the castro the flag hangs on every corner and in every window for block. gilbert lived here in san francisco for a long time but he passed away at his home in new york back in march at the age of 65. let's take a look at some video from tonight's event. tonight athe castro street theatre hundreds of people came to celebre baker's life. he lived here in san francisco for a long time before moving back to new york a few years ago. tonight i spike with one of his long time friends, who says that while gilbert is gone his most famous creation will endure. finally, june is also gay pride month and san francisco's pride weekend is set for june 24th and 25th. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. new ahead at 8. a robber walks into a subway and demand

the castro theater was a celebration of life for gilbert baker. he said the first rainbow black in 1978. it became a worldwide symbol for lgbtq pride. he said it was his gift to the world. >> because of gilbert's genius, the likes of the white house and the eiffel tower, all around the world, that image in times of great celebration and times of great sorrow. >> the celebration also reflected albert baker's many talents, including music, art, photography. he died in march in new york city. he was only 65 years old. >>> a bay area employer accused of racial discrimination. how a holiday present sparked a lawsuit. >>> also tonight, new clues and an arson that destroyed a development under construction. the massive reward being offered after two fires there. >>> i will track what is left of this. is out there. -- i will track what is left of the sprinkles out there. there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey! the name's rocket and i need your help! the collector has trapped

the product of its equally colorful maker, gilbert baker. >> he created something that we could all stand behind. >> he died in march at the age of 65, leaving behind his flag as a gift to the lbgtq community. baker's colors will fly over the million people expected to turn out for san francisco's pride celebration. pride organizers said this sunday's parade will include numerous official and unofficial tributes to the man known as the guy betsy ross. >> his spirit has always been there with those flags around the route. >> this is where he did a lot of his work and this is where he spent a lot of time sewing. >> he designed his first flag in the late '70s. though he later moved to new york, his second time was this san francisco workshop. >> this is our symbol. we got to keep this thing strong and keep it going. >> taylor and his husband were friends and supporters of baker even before his needle sewed its first rainbow seam. >> all of the colors and those he proposed were all of inclusivity. >> a few weeks ago, the pair threw baker a send off at the castro theater. >> before 1978, we di

the equally colorful manger gilbert baker. >> he created something we could all stand behind. >> reporterr died in march at the age of 65 leaving behind his flag as a gift to the lgbtq community. colors will fly over those who turn out for the pride celebration. sunday's parade will include numerous official and unofficial tributes to the man known as the gay betsy ross. >> his spirit is there and has always been there with those flags. >> this is where he did a lot of work. >> reporter: baker designed his first flag in san francisco in the late '70s. though he later moved to new york, his second home was tom taylor's san francisco workshop. >> some of the themes gilbert wanted perfect. whatever. this is our symbol. we have to keep this thing strong. >> reporter: taylor and his husband were friends and supporters of baker even before his needle sewed its first rainbow seam. >> all of the colors in the rainbow flag and those that he proposed were all of inclusivity. >> reporter: a few weeks ago the pair threw bake aer a sendoff it the castro theater. >> we didn't have a joyous symbol rep

where is dan gilbert? would you grab him? where is dan? dan gilbert just came in?ooking for a good basketball player. anybody play basketball. where is dan gilbert? >> right here, buddy. [inaudible]. >> come here, dan. you won -- you want a good baseball player to play basketball? dan owns the cavaliers. i would say, i guess you can't say great season right? good season. last year was a great season. right? >> yes. >> anyway, senator, you know who that is, right? one of the greats. are you a fan? >> am i a fan? >> we have a lot of fans. dan, you want to come over here with this team? come on, senator. come on over. come on. he is a little shy. >> i don't know if you guys noticed -- [inaudible]. >> are you a big fan? big cubs fan. ask him, how he is doing with lebron. trish: everyone, watching president there, with the chicago cubs, who won the world series championship. he did go on to say that you can expect a big surprise on health care. so does that mean that we're going to see a deal by friday? he is tempting everyone. quick break, we're back after this. lookin

gadi schwartz, gilbert, arizona. >>> on wall street today another record day. the dow finishing up at 21,182 after hitting the all time high. the nasdaq and s&p were up as well. the investors were not rattled by comey's testimony. they're more focused on events right now in europe and markets closed before exit polls showed potentially surprise election results in the uk. >>> back at home in georgia, horror on the roadway when a church bus carying student missionaries overturned. killing one and injuring dozens more. it was filled with high schoolers from the alabama church who were reportedly set to fly from atlanta to botswana. police are still investigating the cause but the crash involved one other vehicle. >>> there's more ahead here tonight. news about predicting autism earlier than ever before in babies as young as 6 months. stay with us. needles. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate

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the product of the equally colored maker gilbert baker. he died in march at the age of 65 leaving behind his flag as a gift to the lgbt community. pride organizers say this sunday's parade will include official and unofficial -- >> this is where he did a lot of his work and this is where he spent a lot of time sewing. >> reporter: he designed his first flag. >> this is our symbol and we have to keep this thing strong and keep going. >> reporter: taylor and his husband jerry goldstein were friends and supporters of baker. >> all of the colors in the rainbow flag and those that he proposed were all of inclusivity. >> reporter: the pair threw him a send off. >> we didn't have a joyce symbol representing us. >> reporter: but now that symbol lines market street. >> i hope that everyone who is carrying that flag and using it as a symbol of pride thinks of gilbert and remembers his contribution. >> reporter: the flag that now flies over the community. >> six colors and the six colors are going to endure forever. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>

you just took that clip and you dubbed in gilbert gottfried, but you don't know that for sure. >> withs to our friends at hbo, last thing before we go tonight, we heard from the actual jared kushner today. the senior adviser to the president, son-in-law to the president, what's news here is that he used his voice, not gilbert gottfried, to speak. we have not heard his voice before. he spoke today at a technology council meeting at the white house. prior to this trip he is making to the middle east to try to achieve peace here. here for the first time on our broadcast, the voice of the man who is perhaps the closest to the president of the united states. >> our goal here is simple. we are here to improve the day-to-day lives of the average citizen. that's a core promise, and we are keeping it. together, we will unleash the creativity of the private sector to provide citizen services in a way that has never happened before. >> we have waited 151 days for that, and that will have to do us for a while as one web writer put it today. this was the day jared kushner used his vocal chords and

>> gilbert: rice and beans and some sort of mexican dish, some sort of protein with it and everything lot from them though. >> nick: i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> anthony: even as a kid? no -- >> nick: like, i stopped eating land animals period. like, i've been vegetarian eating seafood on and off, but i've been vegetarian since i was like 18 years old. i would just be better cut in weight when i would go on a vegetarian diet. i'd end up, you know, nice and light, and then i'd get stronger. and then once he started fighting pro, too, i think he started doing the same type of thing. >> anthony: when you eat in l.a., if you're going out for food, what are you going out for asian? you're going out for pad thai? >> nick: good food's pretty convenient around here, of course. >> nate: i go to venice beach. i go to cafe gratitude. and that's a really good place. >> anthony: what do you eat there? >> nate: they have vegan, and vegetarian. >> anthony: i get off the plane, i go right to in-n-out burger and the last thing i do when i'm in town is i stop at in-n-out burger. that st

where's dan gilbert? right outside. grab him. where's dan? dan gilbert just came in.ing for a good basketball player. anybody play basketball? let's go over to -- where's dan gilbert? come here, dan. >> telling you, sir. >> come here, dan. you want a -- come over here. do you want a good baseball player to play basketball? so, dan owns the cavaliers. and i would say i guess you can't say great season, right? good season. last year was a great season. right? anyway, well, let's get -- senator, you know who that is, right? one of the greats. are you a fan? >> am i a fan? >> we have a lot of fans. dan, do you want to come over here with this team? come on, senator, get over here. come on. come on. come on. it's a little -- he's a little shy. i don't know if you guys know this, but the senator spent his honeymoon at wrigley field. >> he's a big cubs fan. so, ask him, how's he doing with lebron? how's lebron doing? >> things are good. >> great friend of mine, supporter and great guy. congratulations to everybody. that's fantastic. that's a great achievement. and your team

winston churchill, martin gilbert was -- okay. martin gilbert was winston churchill's most famous biographer, a dozen books on churchill, various aspects of his life, the wilderness years and in the 20s and 30s churchill was cast aside by the conservatives in england, great britain and embarked on a new career of radio commentary and lecturing and it mirrors reagan because reagan was cast aside by his party and churchill was warning -- warned about spending his radio commentary and his columns warning about the rising threat of adolf hitler and not the isms and most people in england at the time were ignoring. reagan spent his wilderness years doing radio commentary warning about the rising threat of the soviet union. there are a lot of parallels between churchill's wilderness years and reagan's wilderness years. there are many issues we could get into later, serendipitous but also because he forced them like proposition 13 in california, other issues you are covering i am involved with, that come forward to produce his election i

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen., i was admiring our opening montage -- all of the different boxes highlighting the variety of material we have for our contestants on "jeopardy." we have an excellent champion in peter, who comes back to us this week. jeremy and barbara, good to have you with us. good luck. here we go. and now the categories. we have a whole video category of... ...for you. then... we'll deal with... and then... and there were more than one. peter, start. puzzlers for $200. some people prefer a quilted one. -jeremy. -what is a pattern? no. barbara. what is a quilt? no. peter. -what is a bedspread? -yes. puzzlers, $400. there are many creams available for these. peter. what are stretch marks? yes. you're into it now.

gilbert baker died. he designed the rainbow flag after asked to come up with positive symbol for the guy community nearly 40 years ago. abc7 news inside the castro theater when the san francisco guy men's chorus sang in baker's honor. friend who knew baker for decades organized the memorial. >> he was full of spice of life. in drag in younger years. >> in 1997 baker helped convince city hall to let a giant rainbow flag soar above castro and market streets. >>> dubs take control of the fi finals and try to sweep the cavs. warriors fans across the nation but across the ocean? dubs have captured the hearts of people in china. >> reporter: in chinatown san francisco, fans don't have to look far for displays of warrior pride. but it extends across the pacific, especially in china, a country that loves to win as much as a superstar or a group of them. >> west coast team. 7:00 start here is 10:00 morning starting beijing, better than east coast. >> reporter: steph curry is relatable according to howard chen. >>

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the castro theater was washed in color for a celebration of life for gilbert baker, sewing the first rainbow flag and became a world wide symbol of lgbt pride. he never trademarked the gift saying it was a gift to the world. >> bigger's chance, the light of the lighthouse and the eiffel tower, all around the world that image in times of great celebration and times of great sorry. >> celebration also reflects gilbert bickers many talents including music, art and photographer, bicker died in marcinkiewicz in new york city. >>> it is game day for the warriors and the players families are making headlines, what draymond green and his mother had to say about this altercation in cleveland. >>> a san francisco park got a new addition, something to make all little leaguers a little bit happier. >>> right now, we can see that traffic is doing pretty well on the golden gate bridge heading south. although it is a little bit foggy here as can you see as you drive through san francisco. >>> by the end of tonight warriors could become nba champs, the warriors will have accomplished something no te

. >> i hope everyone who is carrying that flag and really using it as a symbol of pride thinks of gilbert and remembers his contribution. >> reporter: that contribution, the flag that now flies over a community. >> there are six colors, and the six colors are going to endure forever. >> reporter: joe rosato jr. and nbc bay area news. >> i can't imagine not having the flag. it seems like it's been around forever but clearly started somewhere. >> yes, so that flag is going to be flying proudly. what do you need for that? you need some wind. it was definitely out early this morning. i felt that. >> it was all because of the fog and the difference in the temperatures we have from the coast to the inland areas really makes that air move. we get a live look out there from berkeley. 71 degrees, all that sunshine, the fog, rolling away from parts of the bay. and in pleasanton, all bright and sunny and temperatures warming up there. it's 80 degrees. we've had some warm temperatures for the inland valleys, but we are still going to feel some very warm temperatures here and then cooler air along the

. >>> people came together to honor gilbert baker. he said the first rainbow flag in 1978 and it eventually became a worldwide symbol of lgbt pride. he never trade mark it saying it was his gift mark -- his gift to the world.>> the light of the white house and all -- and eiffel tower, all around the world it's an image of great celebration and great sorrow.>> the celebration reflected gilbert baker's many talents including music, art and photographer -- photography pick>>> the former project manager for a pleasanton construction company has sued the company and owners accusing them of racial discrimination and harassment. she says she was given a purse decorated with the confederate flag by her boss at a christmas party. inside the purse were photos of the boss dressed as president try. she says she was fired when she complained about the gift.>> they put those pictures inside and gave it to me as a gift. the only black girl that works there. this is not a joke. it's very serious.>> she believes her gift was a sort of threat in retali

gilbert baker died.designed the rainbow flag after asked to come up with positive symbol for the guy community nearly 40 years ago. abc7 news inside the castro theater when the san francisco guy men's chorus sang in baker's honor. friend who knew baker for decades organized the memorial. >> he was full of spice of life. in drag in younger years. >> in 1997 baker helped convince city hall to let a giant rainbow flag soar above castro and market streets. >>> dubs take control of the fi finals and try to sweep the cavs. warriors fans across the nation but across the ocean? dubs have captured the hearts of people in china. >> reporter: in chinatown san francisco, fans don't have to look far for displays of warrior pride. but it extends across the pacific, especially in china, a country that loves to win as much as a superstar or a group of them. >> west coast team. 7:00 start here is 10:00 morning starting beijing, better than east coast. >> reporter: steph curry is relatable according to howard chen. >> if

in the investigation they found blood and were able to trace it back to gilbert franklin who is now charged with attempted first-degree rape. nancy: only on 7, care-giver accused of abandoning the special needs patient in a car while he slept with a prostitute in hotel room at the extended stay america along research boulevard in rockville. the care-giver from montgomery village is now facing charges of soliciting a prostitute and vulnerable adult abuse. the patient was 19-year-old nonverbal man with autism was not injured but the care-giver employers parted way with the 40-year-old. still to come on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- group of persistent a battle against stingy a.t.m. michelle: the fire that keeps growing and the latest attempt to knock down the massive wildfire out west. doug: perfect weather at the ballpark. first pitch against the cubs 7:05. 80 degrees and sunshine. tomorrow afternoon will be ten degrees warmer than that. we check out the weekend in the next ten days still to come at "abc7 news at 6:00". announcer: you are watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> the wildfire

let's go over to -- come here, dan gilbert -- >> i'm a cleveland guy. . come here, dan. you want a -- come over here. you apt good baseball play tore play basketball. >> he owns the cavaliers, and i guess you can't say great season, right? good season. last year was great, right? anyway, senator, you know who that is, right? one of the greats, are you a fan? >> am i a fan? die hard. >> a lot of fans. >> do you want to come over with the team, come on, senator, get over here with the team. >> i don't know if you know this, but he spaent hent his hon with you. >> so, ask him how he is doing with lebron, huh? how is lebron doing? things are good, great friend of mine, supporter and great guy. congratulations to everybody, that is fantastic, a great achievement, and your team is doing okay but you're going to do great starting now, right? does anyone want to see the oval office. all right. we'll leave them behind. . and just to do a little official business, health care is working along very well. we are going to have a big surprise with a great health care package. now they

i am shocked, mark gilbert, the mystery over the economy. why are we having the mystery?we more certain, market gilbert, about the vector of inflation of economic growth of jobs? why is this? in theecause we are middle of an unprecedented experiment with trillions of economypumped into the by the bank of japan, the ecb, the bank of england, the fed, yet we are not seeing inflation. the textbooks aren't working. all the things you would have expected to see aren't really happening. go to myd, let's conversation with mr. kaplan of dallas. labor force because the patient. you will see the set 8:30. 90's,go, the 70's, 80's, a lot of it is women in the workforce. this is the great rollover. i was thunderstruck that mr. kaplan looks for a vector of labor participation to be flat to lower versus the optimism. where is jp morgan on this? where do you guys feel labor force participation will migrate to? sideways is up in some ways. you do have an enormous amount of people retiring. reflection of primates participation. 25-55. if you're looking at slack in the labor market, that is

we appreciate you bringing it in and gilbert, arizona, were thinking about todaytestimony.ed. we're going to get into it when we come back after the break, but markets are basically flat right now. >> there should be no fuzz on this whatsoever. the russians interfered in our election during the 2016 cycle. they did it with purpose. they did it with sophistication. they did it with overwhelming technical efforts. [ applause ] >>> thank you, all, very much. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [ inaudible question ] thank you. thank you. >> all right. number of people at the white use, a he was asked at the end if he had any reaction to the comey testimony. that's where you heard him saying, thank you very much. he was asked again if comey told the truth. no answer. then the media was escorted out. we're following an eventful day on wall street after james comey's testimony on capitol hill. the dow hit a record high earlier today. right now, it's not at a record, but it is up just about ten points. i want to bring in peter costa, president of empire executions. he's the

is this s >> this year honoring gilbert baker, the artist who created the first rainbow flag, the big event, the pride parade, this sunday. >>> pretty cool sight tonight in golden gate park. we got a preview of a new light show to commemorate 50 years since the summer of love. only on 5 wilson walker shows us the work behind the scenes at the conservatory of flowers. >> you know, it's a fantastic use of space and they bring the flower scene into it. >> reporter: flowery, groovy, mildly trippy, the conservatory is turning on. >> butterflies and mushrooms? >> reporter: but before we all space out staring at it, how did they do this? >> the conservatory of flowers is one of the most beautiful canvass in the city that we could project on. >> reporter: a blank canvas, but it's certainly not flat. >> no. the topology of this building is super crazy. >> reporter: the team of san francisco's obscure a digital started making a digital map of the conservatory. >> to figure out where projectors and cameras go. >> reporter: it also allowed them to bend and shape the artwork so it lands flat on th

i know what you're thinking you're thinking hold on you took that clip and dubbed in gilbert gottfriedu don't know that for sure. >> the last thing before we go tonight, we heart from the actual jared kushner today. the senior visor to the president, son-in-law to the president, what's news here is that he used his voice, not gilbert gottfried to speak. we had not heard his voice before. he spoke tod at a technology meeting a it the white house. here for the first time on our broadcast, the voice of the man who is, perhaps, the closest to the president of the united states. >> our goal here is simple, we are here to improve the day-to-day lives of the average citizen. that's a core promise and we are keeping it. we will provide citizen services in a way that has never happened before. >> we have waited 151 days for that. and that will have to do us for a while as one web writer put it today. this was the day jared kushner used his vocal chords and social media went wild. on that note, that is our broadcast for a monday night as we start off a new week here, thank you for being here wit

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let me first thank the beliecled cavaliers, dan gilbert, coach lue.ncredible performance they put on. thank you. and now, to the golden state warriors. a few thank yous. steve kerr, incredible to see you out here. coach brown. to their gm, bob myers, jerry west and to joe and peter, congratulations, guys. you are the nba champions. >> doris: joe, i have a feeling this is your second championship in three years, but i have a feeling this particular group of people in the house is excited you won it on your home floor. so, congratulations. two championships in three years is not easy, and it's not accomplished without a great many people doing a great many things. who would you most like to acknowledge here? >> there is no doubt that who we have to acknowledge the most are these guys right here. fantastic team, every single one of them. we love them. they're great players. steph and draymond and everybody else and kevin, thanks for coming. >> yes, sir. >> we're just so proud of them. bob myers and our organization for putting it together. >> doris: well

. >> gilbert baker is artist who created the first rainbow flag will be honored this year. the pride parade is this summer. >>> a new light show launches at golden gate park to commemorate the summer of love. the work behind the scenes at the conservatory of flowers. >> it's a fantastic use of the space and they bring the flower theme into it. >> flowery, groovy, mildly tripping. >> butterflies and mushrooms. >> before we all space out staring at it. how did they do this. >> the conservatory of flowers is one of the most beautiful. >> reporter: the team started by making a digital map of the conservatory. >> to figure out where projectors and cameras go. >> reporter: and it allowed them to bend and share the art work. >> you build in the distortion. >> reporter: the distorted rendering through a laser cut lens. they combine for the with your image. >> each of the filters get laser etched and it makes up a full colored plate. >> reporter: the simple lens idea is genuinely throwback. >> light show, prisms -- >> poll road photography. >> like any of those things got away. they

cavs owner dan gilbert thanked grifb p for his many contributions and added that he will not yet name. gilbert will reportedly meet with chauncey billups later today. >>> golfer tiger woods has spoken out for the first time since his may 29th following memorial day dui arrest. in a statement on twitter woods wrote that he is "currently receiving professional help to manage his medications to deal with back pain and sleep problems." at the time of his arrest he was found asleep buckled in the driving seat of his running vehicle stopped on a jupiter, florida, roadway. while alcohol did not play a factor, woods cited an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. the 14-time major champion is recovering from an april back surgery. his fourth since 2014. he has not played competitively since withdrawing from the dubai classic back in february and has not won a pga tournament since 2013. let's turn now to major league baseball. an historic game for dodgers rookie cody bellinger. to los angeles where bellinger slugged another two home runs in last night's 10-6 win over the mets bringing

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let me first thank the beliecled cavaliers, dan gilbert, coach lue.ncredible performance they put on. thank you. and now, to the golden state warriors. a few thank yous. steve kerr, incredible to see you out here. coach brown. to their gm, bob myers, jerry west and to joe and peter, congratulations, guys. you are the nba champions. >> doris: joe, i have a this is your second championship in three years, but i have a feeling this particular group of people in the house is excited you won it on your home floor. so, congratulations. two championships in three years is not easy, and it's not accomplished without a great many people doing a great many things. who would you most like to acknowledge here? >> there is no doubt that who we have to acknowledge the most are these guys right here. fantastic team, every single one of them. we love them. they're great players. steph and draymond and everybody else and kevin, thanks for coming. >> yes, sir. >> we're just so proud of them. bob myers and our organization for putting it together. >> doris: well done. c

this year's flag ceremony kicks off the 47th pride celebration and it honors gilbert baker he's the artist who created first rainbow flag right here in the city. he recently day. san francisco's pride zbraigs celebration happens this weekend. >>> sending holiday gifts for ups could cost you more this year. >> i know you're trying to get me to think about krift mass, we're only in june. ups is saying it's planning to charge a surcharge for holiday deliveries this year. it's going to be sfwent cents foreground shipment earlier in the season ton 97 cents earlier in the peak times. there's a wind zo between december 3rd and the seven teeth where the charge will not apply and then kicks in again. they say the surcharges will help they'll cover the costs of hiring adrishl workers and rentding trucks and planes during the busy holiday season if the isn't that their job? isn't that the only thing they do is deliver mail. >>> the top rated commercial beer in the nation no longer comes from the bay area. for the last eight years, elder has been named number one by the american home brewer's koegsz a

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the artist who designed it gilbert baker passed away a few months ago. this controversy comes at an interesting time for some of his close friends including activist and author cleave jones. he addressed the controversy by tweeting an alternative design for an even more defiant flag. by phone he told me i wish they would have created something more beautiful that honors our history and the black and chicano power movements of the '70s but he pointed out baker originally designed the flag with more colors and he welcomed variations. for many inclusion within the gay community is a conversation long overdue, add two colors to a flag may not be a solution to the problem but it might be a start. >> some people are feeling excluded. i want to reach out and say let's get you feeling back included and try to right the wrongs out there. >> the addition of the black and brown stripes to the rainbow flag are part of a campaign called more color, more pride. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> the week for festivities. the bi

this is the first pride since the passing the of the rain bureau flag designer gilbert baker >> it is not a toy warning watch this the woman in picks up what she thinks is a dog to you. oop it's a baby rattlesnake she got in the jacksony with her husband. they dropped it immediately and then runs away with the dog. the fire department was called in and removed the snake. >> oh, man. >> she who said away pretty quickly. >> i like how the dog was -- it's not my toy. don't pick it up. >> totally. >> look at that. my goodness. >> pretty fun to watch. >> squirms in her hand and she knew it wasn't a dog toy. >> jeff back with us we're talking about the heat how we can get through it in a nondangerous way. >> it's been exhausting guys. we are seeing good news near the coast and the bay. temperatures heading downward. but still not done with the heat inland just yet. >> nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> and that's what i want to start off with the fog beginning to build back at the immediate coastline and that's producing the ocean b

walter boardman was talking in thehe early raids gilbert and marshall islands and the solomons. codebreakers cannot break codes unless they have intercepts, lots of messages to work with, and those raids generated gazillions of imperial navy messages, so suddenly, our codebreakers had more intercepts than they knew what to do with, than they could possibly break, and i showed in the result became later -- that showed in the results that came later, when a japanese squadron was spotted heading toward port moresby on the southern coast of new guinea, it was tracked by analysts at pearl harbor out of melbourne, australia, as to where the manila group had been .vacuated earlier in the war admiral nimitz now had information, and he sent the carriers lexington and yorktown to thwart that japanese advance, and the resulting action, known as the battle of the coral sea, about which we heard earlier, was really the first major setback for the imperial navy. called a draw. i think it was a tactical win for the japanese, but a strategic feat for the japanese because they were not able to p

. >> reporter: but in places like gilbert, arizona, liberals, conservatives, independents, making their way to work agreed on one thing. the debacle is getting way too complicated to follow. >> i'm kind of hoping i'll wake up in a few years and we'll be a country and have moved on from whatever it is. >> reporter: many feeling that trump should expect loyalty. >> i think comey is full of hot air. and he deserved to be fired. >> reporter: others saying they believe comey's word over the president's. >> definitely a straight shooter. >> reporter: when it comes to russia here in trump country some shoulder shrugs. >> not going to affect my life. >> reporter: it's watching a political spectacle that grows every day. gadi schwartz, nbc news, arizona. >>> on wall street today another record day. the dow finishing up at 21,182 after hitting the new all time high. the nasdaq an s&p were up as well. experts say investors were not rattled by comey's testimony. they're more focused on vents in europe and the markets closed before the exit polls showed potentially surprise election results in the u