gilbert: really? lemonis: yes. i'm very impressed. gilbert: why?: 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 me cry.

tonight, woody harrelson, from "roseanne," sara gilbert, and music from bazzi, and now don't move. here's jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: welcome. thank you. hi, everybody. ♪ thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you very much. did you -- i don't know if you're excited or nervous or what? but i wonder if, did you feel the earth quaking this morning? we had an earthquake 4.5 on the ricter scale at 5:00 a.m. did you feel it? >> no i didn't. >> i didn't either. slept right through it. 23 whenever we have an earthquake in l.a. stay calm and post on social media of that's how we handle it. there was a lot of that. the center was about 90 miles away in a town known primarily for outlet stores, cabazon, was intense there but anne taylor's lost had no damage. in a way it was refreshing to wake up to an earthquake that didn't come from the president's twitter. the president announced yesterday he'd be making an announcement at 2:00 this afternoon on the future of our nuclear pact with iran he's been teasing it like a new "star wars" trailer and as promised, his announcement. >> i am a

[applause] gilbert: thank you very much, mr. ambassador. you upheld the irish tradition of great eloquence. as i am the historian of the club, and when the club needs someone to talk about its 110 year history, they come to me, and i am certainly honored to be in such august company this evening. over the course of our history, every president since theodore roosevelt has visited the club, either before he was president, while he was president, or after he was president, and often all three. presidential contenders often use the club's famous luncheon speakers program to address the press and through them the nation, as they lay out their ideas for their campaigns. john kennedy spoke to the club in january 1960, shortly after he announced his candidacy. that event took place in this very room, and he was probably standing right here. which kind of sends a little shiver down my spine, to think i will be quoting what he said in 1960. the new candidate struck some of the themes that ran through the campaign. he indirectly compared president ei

michelle and gilbert m.b.o. turn a profit with their farms and want to expand their operation. with support from germany's g.r.i.z. development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. the sun is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power using using this time and so we do not be affected by the pottage is quite excited that mean you will be able to buy good solar and we're not too dependent on only good electricity. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them over to fish farming what we're hoping to see is that helping communities fishing communities from will now start to see this as a new we used to start with you could ask that. they're not the only beneficiaries. now these diners in the capital nairobi can feast on fresh fish from lake victoria. make. it. difficult to get. tropical storms are among the most destructive weather events experts warn that as global temperatures rise storms will become more frequent and more

this is a historical moment today we have given to people and that turned against the established gilbert whatever the outcome of the elections what will be your next move. in respectively we're starting to organize starting to more of a platform to engage is all citizens in it with the same common vision and the same common program with a one to five seats no seats the struggle has started it's just the start of the spark and will continue right after the elections a lot of this is a country where political parties are divided along sectarian religious lines are pretty much to entrenched they've been there for almost five decades is it possible to bring about people from all the sects of lebanon and join you when they don't know that much about you yet people are fed up of district in suspense and definitely people blunder standoff that there is no division in the political sphere or the political party is there or united to maintain and control what they are dividing the communities yes but they are one when it comes to washington power and this is what people have understood not and th

stuart. -- by gilbert's george -- by gilbert stuart. it was about a year they were housed in this room and guess where walking past -- guests were walking past and had no idea. in 1942 the estate closed the guests because of a lack of manpower. you were involved in the war because of rations with gasoline. so the artwork hung it here on racks -- hung here on racks safe for another year or year and have come and was in back in 1944. mrs. vanderbilt did not charge the gallery for that. we have a beautiful letter saying it was part of her american duty, part of her picture of duty to keep this art safe at biltmore. it is interesting to think why these spaces might not even finished. many people say it was perhaps because of financial reasons. i'm not sure that is the case because there's so many other spaces that important guests would not have seen that are finished with incredibly carved woodwork, beautiful french walnut, exquisite metalwork, and i do not think if finances have been the deciding factor that those other spaces would have

even 30 minutes ago, sara gilbert didn't seem to be aware the show was going to be cancelled. out and distanced herself by saying the comments were abhorrent. i think there was an attempt to save the show but instead abc is making it very clear what is unacceptable. earlier in the day, we heard there was going to be some sort of decision. they're making the boldest statement they can make, a show that was a huge money maker, a show that was going to be bringing in tens of millions of dollars and viewers on a weekly basis and go ahead and yank it because of a star's off-air behavior. abc is known as the american broadcasting company. what we're seeing here is a basic advocacy of american values. she had also, roseanne barr posted anti-semitic information. she was giving this from the fever swamp of the internet, fringe forums. some people buy into it because it makes them feel good to believe the worst as the other side. in this case she portrays lynn ra -- liberals as absolute enemies. >> i assume a decision like this, given all the stakes involved isn't just a decision that a

gilberte. >> thank you. a bunch of changes. electric -- >> chairman brinkman: give us your name for the record. >> tom gilberte. how about the daytime energy packs to rejuvenate the bus cells in the bus? panels on the roof of the garage of the warehouses, wherever we can get some. it's on the battery size, the battery itself, it's easy transfer of the batteries in and out. a universal standard, what battery is going to hold up the longest and after five years do we have to replace these batteries with other batteries. that is going to be major question when you go forward on this. it's going to be quiet electric buses oh -- on the outside but please relatively quickly find out if these buses rattle on the inside. that is still unacceptable, you know, to let buses rattle on the inside. thank you. good luck. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. do i have any other pun comment? -- public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. director reiskin, the green zones that mr. haley mentioned, do we have a program about where those wou

the tower was built in 193a, designed by giles gilbert scott, who is better known, i think, for the red whole point about a library like this is we're not making judgments about whether things are significant or interesting. the stuff was published, we acquired it. and there's just this mad diversity of stuff. there's school textbooks about trigonometry, there are storybooks, there's stuff about naval battles. there's a book from 1914 about life insurance, something about field sanitation, there's a pamphlet here arguing about whether we should have the channel tunnel in 1914. a new exhibition allows rare access to visitors to the tower to see some of the collection close—up. this is a first edition of tolkien‘s the hobbit published in 1937. initially this was considered not that important, let's shove it in the tower. exactly, just one of the many thousands of books that came to the library that year. so this is a first edition of ian fleming's casino royale, the firstjames bond book. we had to make the most of the academic material, the histories, the literature. but the popular books

co-ceo, martin gilbert, capital back to investors.rt told manus cranny that they are not looking at m&a. it is appropriate to bring capital back to investors. up 0.7%.s boorse is thatrce bank was upgraded a upgraded deutsche's boorse. matt: i appreciate those choices. thank you very much. we have got a story breaking right now. company williamond be producing diamond jewelry, i don't know if you can buy those for $20 or $200, but just so you know, they are starting to sell this new product. populist leaders are preparing for an election as soon as september, even as the premier forms a cabinet. a failed bid for power, the leaders of the five-star movement in the league are urging their supporters to stage protests. for more we are joined from rome. how big are these protests going to be, and how much support will these parties garner because of this move by mattarella. >> italy is basically a country that is fractured. we are going to see demonstrations across the country by both sides. you have the populist party who are calling the

martin gilbert, co-ceo at saturday -- standard aberdeen life.hat you would call a risk off scenario. yields are rising, the rejection of a formation of the government. what is next in the italian story? a crisis or containment? that is the question for markets. we await to see the response in the euro and italian government bonds. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." we are live from london. guy johnson is off today and the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. italy gets a new prime minister, but for how long? the populists call for protests and the country, ready for the possibility of an election. risk off as the markets in

five years ago just off the island danno brother and sister team gilbert and michelle begun farming fish now they harvest some two hundred tons annually which goes straight onto ice we want to make sure that less fish is wasted. right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of all fish that is caught is lost because of milk which so what we're doing is we're creating fish tilapia and grown in ponds unfun gone island before being transferred to their floating cages. based in the us created the fish farm in part for altruistic reasons. they view fisheries not just my family's fish pond lake the fisheries communities fish farm this is where we're from we want to see out people our community that is marginalised we want to see our community groups want to see them be empowered want to see them be able to have food for their tables the days when the fishermen here london tons of perch are long gone during the one nine hundred eighty s. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept here when lake victoria was. clean. team barrios want to turn the fish farm into africa's biggest and they

randy gilbert will share this piece of tyler's history with us. randy: i am a journalist. i am originally from oxford, and i moved to -- i started working for the "dallas morning 1987, worked there for about two years, and both in texas and in mississippi were at first started as a reporter. i did a lot of work looking at racial issues, the history of once youhts, you know, pay attention, you can see it all around you, and tyler, certainly, some people say tyler is the most southern of texas cities. here is alsostory pronounced in terms of civil rights struggles. so they are very prominent and involve national figures. the movement -- it is not unnoticed. it is very quiet. but tyler was a battlefield very early on, right after brown v. board of education in the civil rights movement. that interested me. there started to be a discussion last year about the name of a public school in tyler, one of the two major high schools here is called robert e. lee high school, and there began to be a discussion over why this school was named that and whether it was a good idea to keep t

you mentioned the geopolitical issues coming from president ahmad is scrapping of the iran yately gilberters fell —— coming from president trump's scrapping of the iran nuclear deal. it is flowing through to the stock markets. particularly in the energy sector. thank you very much indeed. another story in the uk. royal bank of scotland has reached an agreement in principle with the usjustice department to end a long running investigation into its role in the 2008 financial crisis. it has agree to pay $4.9 billion to settle civil claims over its sales of mortgage—backed securities between 2005 and 2008.— although further details have still to be negotiated. that is a big dealfor rbs in the uk. more of that on the website. that is your business briefing. in the uk, consumers are being warned that food could become much more expensive after brexit if a trade agreement isn't reach. that's according to a new house of lords report. the committee says that the tariff on imports is likely to rise, and that it had "no doubts" that this would lead to price rises at the checkout. our environment and

gilberte. >> tom gilberte. numbers matter. i heard just recently that it's 6,000 uber lifts on the road at one time versus 35,000 uber on the road at some point. numbers matter. again, quality of life. do we want 6,000 more cars downtown? even if they're giving another government will take a nice profit or tax or, you know -- but do we want them? is that where we want to go? insurance, if a scooter with a helmet hits a person in a wheelchair or a little kid or an old folk, we get broken a whole lot easier. the uber lit insurance pattern, if there's no one in the car, they have a different set of insurance, what they'll pay. this is a billion dollar -- billions of dollars corporation. i'm sitting here thinking that if you had children and they were going to spend the rest of their life paralyzed, duh. and 6,000 or 40,000 or 30,000 cars are going to add more tension to drivers that are on the street. that includes the tourist drivers that don't know what they're doing. if you're driving in the city and you're making money in the

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executive producer, sara gilbert calling the comment abhorrent.ishman 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, 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 comm

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sarah gilbert, who spearheaded the relaunch, tweeted in part, i am disappointed by her actions to say the least. valerie jarrett says a lesson can be learned. >> we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i am fine. i am worried about all of the people out there who do not have a circle of friends and followers who do not come to their defense. >> free speech is one thing, people's right to turn you off or turn off the tv is another. >>> all starbucks will be open again today starting in about a half hour from now. yesterday afternoon, starbucks shut down all company-owned coffee shops for diversity training. 175,000 employees across the country watched videos featuring the ceo of starbucks and the rapper known as common talking about racial bias and what it means. the reaction of starbucks customers we talked to was mixed. >> i don't see how this training is going to end discrimination. are they going to do this training every time someone gets hired? when training does not do it, not even a little bit. >> they did something. you have to look at that. in these times, there is not a w

i had reached out the sara gilbert and said, of course, i would love to come back.me over here. we're doing the ninth episode. i want her back. >> with "roseanne" set to come back for another season, we could see more of her mom. >> i know he said, when we finished see you next year. my nec thought is oh, i hope i'm alive next year. >> oh. >> she will be. 90 years old. we should be so lucky. >>> kelly ripa has a long way to go until 90. she celebrated two anniversaries today with two special men many her life. >> good morning. >> hi. >> this is our one-year anniversary. kelly and i together. >> happy anniversary. >> matching her work husband in coordinating blazers for their one-year milestone, today, kelly and her real-life husband celebrate 2years of marriage. >> you can tell this show is trying not to overwhelm my tiny little brain. they're like, we'll just let ryan's anniversary be on the same day as her actual an ver ris. >> never forget. >> ryan threw back to the top secret arrival for his first day on the job. >> i think it's still a secret. i'm on my way, ne

. >> before the cancellation was announced, cast member sara gilbert, who is credited with bringing the show back to tv, tweeted, "this is incredibly sad and difficult for all of us, as we've created a show that we believe in, are proud of and that audiences love, one that is separate and apart from the opinions and words of one cast member." roseanne was also dropped by her agency, icm partners. cast member sandra burn hardt shared her anger. >> kind of had it. kind of bummed out. i don't understand how anybody who is as smart as roseanne is can have gone this deep over the line. >> even before the cancellation, wanda sykes, a consulting producer on the show, called it quits. she was brief and to the point, tweeting, "i will not be returning to roseanne." after its march debut, roseanne became the number one series on abc. >> abc was incredibly proud to have such a ratings hit on its hands. roseanne barr was center at the tv upfronts. >> meanwhile, a production source telling "e.t." that people that worked on the show are horrified by the racist comment, adding that perhaps the reboot

cast mates sara gilbert, who was spotted out in l.a. 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

you want to then this is sarah gilbert who plays roseanne's daughter on the show and she wrote roseanne's recent comments about valerie jarrett and so much more are abhorrence and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show i'm disappointed in her actions to say the least you know roseanne though she has a lot of supporters many of them are still standing by her we're seeing online some people calling for a boycott of a.b.c. and others and many conservative people say that she's a victim here of a double standard and here's what they're talking about this is from a prominent conservative commentator on twitter and here he is posting saying that many liberal comedians like h.b.o.'s bill maher have compared president trump to an ape but they've not had their shows cancelled of course you have to point out is a much different thing to call a black person a name that is very deeply rooted and racist history there roseanne we heard she apologized for this on twitter but then she continued to retreat people defending her original statements she's now blame

crew members who are really just working class people, >> reporter: co-stars of the show like sara gilbert condemned the comments, saying the current situation was sad and difficult for all of us. meanwhile the target of barr's racist post, valley jarrett responded -- valerie jarrett responded on a town hall. >> i'm fine, but i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come down to their defense. and they see somebody clinging to their purse. >> late tonight, roseanne barr blamed ambien for one of the reasons why she went on her racist tweet storms. as far as her representation, her agent has dropped her. reporting from just outside abc studios, i'm tom wait, kpix 5. >>> hure of bay off against police. tonighe fight for feathered freedom that ended in dozens of arrests. >>> these new state license plates are going digital. tonight how they work and how much they cost. >>> and he needs a new $54 million private jet. tonight he is asking his congregation to pay for it. >>> and a stem cell transplant in utero. the breakthrough bay mymymymy n

sarah gilbert who played roseanne barr's daughter in the very successful reboot of roseanne on abc whichse is owned by disney stock is down 2.5% right now gilbert is saying she's disa pointed and finds that what roseanne barr tweeted earlier as abhorent. barr, whose written you can call them controversial and offensive tweets in the past wrote muslim brotherhood and planet of the ap eshad had a baby equals vj, about former advisor to president obama. barr did apologize tweeting it was a joke and in bad taste and she's leaving twitter but abc said you're the one whose leaving and has shown her the door, canceling the second season. adam shapiro you've got more on this? adam: well this all started with a tweet that roseanne barr did regarding chelsea clinton but let's get right into, you know there was a hit tv show, it was top of the ratings i think the number two comedy in all of television last season by the way breaking right now is that her talent agency, icm partners also fired roseanne, but the statement from abc, "roseanne's twitter statement is abrorent, and inconsistent with our

sarah gilbert who spearheaded the lunch said that she is disappointed by their actions to say the least. she says a lesson can be learned. >> we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i am fine i'm just worried about the people out there that do not have a circle of friends and followers that come to their defense. >> free speech is one thing but people's right to turn you off is another. >> reporter: the white house has refused to comment on the cancellation of roseanne the media was dumped by her talent a -- agency and a lot of jobs and money were lost their. and broaden $45 million for abc this year alone and according to the media they could've collected $60 million for next season. live in the newsroom, rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> temperatures fell if you degrees, yesterday, memorial day they were up there upper 90 some spots 90 fairfield today was cooler 90 in antioch that was one of the warmer spots. 75 here in vallejo 55 napa. the idea is we will keep calling thou. the system, this week system going through right now you notice it outside it is a lot cooler outside. you s

sarah gilbert who played her daughter weighed in saying this is incredibly sad and difficult for all of us. >> and the talent agency that represented her has also dropped her as a client.>>> starbucks shot there -- shut there's -- their doors. maria medina is in palo alto were customers say they are not upset about not getting coffee today. >> reporter: starbucks said sorry, but they are also sending another message to the community. they are closing the stores today, including this one behind me. it is the video watched by millions. two men arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend at a philadelphia starbucks. starbucks and police later apologized. >> i was appalled actually. >> reporter: but the damage was already done. >> i have always seen starbucks as a very equal company. >> reporter: in a move that will cost the company nearly $12 million, they closed 8000 of their stores for antivirus training. >> we are here to make starbucks a place where everyone feels welcome. >> reporter: this woman said she is not shocked by what happened but is glad that they're taking action

the most 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 c

who lost their jobs offering compassion for 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 par

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 canceled "roseanne," starbucks taking the extraordinary step of closing more than 8,000 stores for the afternoon. what these intertwining stories say about the pressures facing corporate amer

gilbert solis... who lives in san francisco... was booked into the sonoma county jail friday night.past ten p-m... on a report that solis was harrasing residents and smoking in the lobby. after checking their records... police discovered he never registered as a sex and arson offender. ( marty )in the south bay-- officers arrested a man for stalking a home in san jose friday. hector leanos junior was arrested on trespassing charges, and prowling. willow glen residents told police their video survalliance camera caught the suspect looking into a bedroom window and walking down a driveway earlier this month. police also say the man is also dealing with domestic violence charges... unrelated to this case. ( marty )it was a horrifying discovery of a childs body found inside a storage unit in sacramento. now two people are in custody, including the father of the child. sara zendehnam has the story. voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: "i'm just really hurt and sad and mad."that's how this mom feels after learning the horrifying details of her 5-year-old daughter's death. callie ha