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

but sara gilbert has emerged as the star of the connors and i think that that probablyroseann.at that probably is upsetting too roseanne. >> gilbert says she's is heart broken over the original show but that barr will always be family and she will always love oh, san. roseanne. >> steve, thank you. moving on to "us," the film is not only expected to dominate the box office this weekend, but critics say it cements peele's status as the master of horror. may have find yourself leaving the theater with more questions than answers. we got one of the answers from the director himself. >> we know what this movie is about, but beyond that -- >> the main thing i wanted to talk about was our ability to point the finger outward and our inability to point the finger inward. so what i mean by that, we're a nation, we're a culture, we're a race of beings that fear what we don't understand and what we don't know and the invader and the outsider and the other. and maybe we are our own worst enemy in the end. >> interesting. one of those answers, yes. "us" is from universal pictures. and you c

gilbert street is the street that covers the staff entrance to the public defender's office.it is a street that jeff walked through to get to the hall of justice for decades since he first started at the public defender's office. it was a route that he took every morning to gather his thoughts on to plot his next move against injustice. it is aware he would meet with other public defenders on their way to court where he would chat with colleagues about their days and vent about battles they thought. the loss of our friend and leader almost a month ago has been devastating to all of us. jeff served every city with conviction, on her, and tenacity he served our community and did what did the face of emergent -- diversity. he supported supported popular causes and he firmly believed he was doing what was right because he gave hope and voice to the voiceless. we are proud of his legacy, and we know it will be remembered forever. that fight lives on in all of us , especially through the attorneys and staff of the public defender's office. they have been very supportive of this pot

brother and sister team gilbert and michelle began to farm fish. they were the first to implement cage aquaculture here now they're harvesting some two hundred tons of fish annually which is put directly on ice. we want to make sure that less species listed as it's obvious that right now almost sixty percent forty sixty percent of all fish that is quote is lost because if so what we're doing is we're creating new coaching for fish and unbroken cold chain stretching all the way from boat to consumer all right so that. this way it's easy it's going to go to. lakeview fisheries uses the latest technology. like this transportable cooler made by a finnish startup. it has a cooling mechanism which is patented we're using our technology partners. that keeps the box cool. so. the sense is that able to detect when the box is open and when it's closed and send messages to the temple the whole time so at any time we're very aware of the freshness of the fish. that the lobby are hatched and grown. in ponds on functional island before being transferred to their

gilbert street is across the street from the hall of justice. s in office. e street as a >> the oakland raiders have just one more hurdle for their lease agreement that would let them play at the coliseum one more year. the alameda county board of supervisors voted to approve the agreement. this follows the unanimous vote on friday. now it has to pass the oakland city council which votes tomorrow. the sunday is the deadline for the raiders to find a place to play for the fall. >>> in the south bay, san jose coming up short when it comes to answering 911 calls. california requires 95% of calls be answered within 15 seconds. sap jose's average was 90% last year. the state is threatening to cut funding if the number doesn't improve. the city is forcing 911 operators to work overtime to handle the volume of calls. the auditor says the best fix is to reroute nonemergency calls. >> about 40% of the calls being handled in the call center are not emergencies. one of our recommendations is to begin moving some of those calls out to other personnel. >> we should note,

michelle and gilbert mbaye oh 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. design is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power them using using the sun and so we need start to have not be affected by the politicians the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them from going over to fish farming. will stay for a moment at the water's edge but this time in west africa a century around the black hole to river and northwest and gonna is the only natural habitat for pygmy hippos in that country a couple of years ago there were only two left but conservation efforts by the local community have helped them bounce back today activists count almost forty hippos. those hoping to catch sight of the red reclusive animals have a good chance here in northeastern goanna near the border with ivory coast bikini. you'll often see the head

martin gilbert says the u.s. stock market and economy are doing well.so weighed in on president trump's comments on america's currency. ourselvesot to ask why he's commenting on the dollar. he clearly once it weaker, of course, to boost exports and continued growth in the economy. i think the u.s. is doing fine. growth is good there. say in fund management, you ignore the u.s. at your peril. it continues to do the stocks that do continue to do well. >> speaking of stocks doing well, you said equities for the best investment for 2019. we are seeing a healthy correction. do you still stand by that call? >> i think so. hopefully we will go back to more normalized markets now that quantity easy is -- quantitative easing is sort of finished. i think that brings back stock pickers. business like ours, bottom-up stop picking -- stock picking style, more tended to value rather than growth and quality, had a tough time the last few years until the last quarter of last year. so the market's i hope are turning back rather than a passive style of management. >> doe

will hear more in our interview with mark gilbert.elves why he is commenting on the dollar. he wants it weaker. matt: welcome to bloomberg markets, this is the european open. i'm matt miller in berlin, alongside anna edwards in london. anna: let's have a look. half an hour into the trading day, where we are. 476 stocks on the stoxx 600 heading higher. propelled by optimism on what can be done on the trade story between the u.s. and china. the publishing business is on the upside. the story is sitting out that stake in euromoney and it has been well received by investors. bank is set to drop out of the stoxx 600 shortly, but up by 4.7%. an interesting story. in the banking business is expected to support the company. interesting stories developing on the downside, although the broad move is to the upside. down thisanies are morning. the numbers looks to be in line, but they are planning to slow growth in 2019. goes down. presented to the growth business in the united states by amazon. that is the top story. we also saw another company

haidi: up next, our interview with martin gilbert.ts on trade, brexit, and the company's global strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. ramy: i'm ramy inocencio in new york. you're watching "daybreak: asia." hit out atrump has the fed and repeated his criticism of the strong dollar. let's get reaction of across to singapore with juliette saly, standard wife aberdeen co-ceo mark gilbert. juliette: very happy to have martin with us. ofdid hear those comments the president overnight lashing out at jay powell at the fed. do you agree with his comments that the dollar is too strong? how does that impact investment decisions? martin: we have to ask why he is commenting on the dollar. toclearly wants it weaker boost exports and continue growth in the economy. i think the u.s. is doing fine. growth is good. from management, you ignore the u.s. at your peril. -- the stockso do that do continue to do well. juliette: speaking of stocks doing well, you said last year equity was the best investment for 2019. we have

the pattern that is employed in the gilbert islands 1943 and in the marshals february 1944, so on. the japanese are at a loss because they expect their network will hold the fleet down long enough to force the decisive battle they want to fight. in desperation they fight the battle of the philippine sea, airfare is diminished and they try again at the battle of their servicehere fleet is diminished and there is no longer an effective fighting force. want you to take from this presentation is that the learning system the navy established before the war, which is why vulnerability is very visible at guadalcanal. it helps us understand better how the fighting turned out, particularly surface actions, but it feeds learning at multiple levels. commanders in the theater share ideas and rapidly disseminate weapons amongst themselves. the pacific fleet is gathering this information, adapting to the circumstances of the fighting. without the learning mechanisms, the victory in the pacific in world war ii would have been much more challenging and complex and would have come later, further be

this is between gilbert and wanda way. police are telling people to avoid the area. ( darya ) don't forget you can send your pictures and videos through the kron-4 mobile app. there you will also find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. ( darya )( darya ) in the east bay... a man is dead following a shooting at a bar in downtown oakland. it happened last night just after 7:30 at a bar on ninth street. another man was hurt in the shooting and taken to a hospital. police haven't yet released any information on the shooter. ( darya ) new this morning ... bay point firefighters say a cannabis oil explosion at a home sent two people to the hospital and killed 6 animals. it happened last night on sara court .. that's near highway four in the delta. authorities say butane was being forced through marijuana leaves to create the cannabis oil. that's a concentrated form of t-h-c. two people inside the home were treated for smoke inhalation and burns. ( darya ) the son of oakland city councilwoman lynette gibson-mcelhaney was

gilbert street is near the hall of justice where adachi is said to afrequently used it as a shortcut rushing to court. elected five times as san francisco's public defender. >>> building a better bay area with babies in mind. first time mothers and fathers visiting the capital of silicon valley will have a proper place to change diapers. amanda. >> reporter: san jose is known as center of innovation, touted as capital of silicon valley but that's no match for task of changing dirty diapers. what does city hall now they didn't two weeks ago? >> diaper changing stations. >> reporter: made the push through family friendly initiative, explores child care options and reconsiders paid family leave for city employees. changing stations is next step. >> sometimes as mom we have to go back to cars and do diaper changing there. >> reporter: 42 public bathrooms will come with changing stations. $300, installation, $200. small price to pay for changing dirty diapers. didn't want face on camera but allowed baby bump. >> going to notice places to change or places i know i don't want to change my b

changing gilbert w the 59-year-old adachi died last month. the cause of death has not been released. >>> san francisco supervisors approved a 13 .1 million dollars settlement for a man who spent six years in prison after police framed him for murder. he was an aspiring actor and musician. he was arrested for killing of his neighbor in a low income housing project. in 2010 he was sensed to life in prison. a jury determined that the lead detectives coerced a witness to testify against him. >>> a row cycling worker was hurt when something exploded in his truck. a camera caught the blast as it happened. the employee was putting recycled materials into the truck when the crusher caused something to explode. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the blast. >>> a girl scout troop's leadership project was vandalized and part was stolen. >> you right here. see how it cemented into the ground. >> all that's left of a community lending like rye. >> the creation of a oakland girl scout troop. >> so

resolution has been introduced before the board of supervisors to rename it gilbert street. he died last month at the age of 59. >>> it runs parallel to six and seven streets between brian brennan streets the resolution calls for it to be renamed. >>> kamala harris is surging toward the top of a growing list of democrats in the 2020 race. a new poll shows she has jumped eight points since december with strong gains among women and minorities she's not third in the standings behind bernie sanders and second. former vice president joe biden leads the pack despite not having officially entered the race. voters apparently see harris as more electable than sanders. harris jumped ahead of centers on that question in second place but biden stays solidly in first doubling her number. >> james mattis is returning to the hoover institution at stanford university to take on the same role he had before he joined the trump administration. he will start on may 1st. he will join the public tank re write about domestic and international security policy. he believes he has an obligation to p

. >>> gilbert police putting out a warning after a homemade explosive was discovered at a busy parking lot. the small device found yesterday near a business complex on santa teresa boulevard north of highway 152. live in gilroy with the very latest. >> reporter: the police department try to get the word out just in case more devices show up around town in the coming days. here is what the device look like according to the police it was a 7-inch plastic pipe wrapped in tinfoil. it did have a fuse and look like someone tried to light the fuse the thankfully it did not go off. the device found around 7:30 yesterday morning. had been left in a corner of the parking lot on an office building in santa teresa boulevard. an employee called the police. they in turn bought in the county bomb squad and all of that left people working at the complex feeling uncertain and anxious. they were skittish, real skittish yesterday especially with social media blowing up in regards to bombs and so forth. >> reporter: the good news is that device did not go off as we mentioned. there are security cameras in

and collecting a city panter number five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirty five years in a. challenge here of course. is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly world and suburban white the walk is where the homicides occur i can't get a copper for daring to come here and know what to do about homicide because. of the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review. for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not bully. i live with a mental health issue do i look like a criminal. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid thank. shack fourteen times sounds like something went wrong in. this officer which day you have these good reasons. to the hassle that is not really receiving time. thank you very much thank you thank you thank you max this. is a good time. thank you. we have to look at more detail work christopher manning came from that friends and he had mexican friends. and when you look into his record more and you know that

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and collecting a city pension a five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirtyfive years in. which here of course in wisconsin is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly a world and suburban white go walkies where the homicides occur i can't get a copper for dram or to come here and know what to do about a homicide investigation i think challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not bully. i live with a mental health issue do i look like a criminal. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid thank you. shack fourteen. sounds like something went wrong and then did she call these all this officer which they they want these good reasons is bad so i am saying they sat with a rational. person for me to ask you this i don't really have the time right now thank you very much i have thank you. we have not. all this is a vicious this time or not. i think . we have to look in more detail workers

and collecting a city pension a five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirtyfive years in an even less hours here of course in wisconsin is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly a world and suburban white milwaukee is where the homicides occur i can't get a copper from dram to come here and know what to do about a homicide investigation and the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's thought police. i live with the mental health issues do i look like a criminal to you. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid. to. shack or jean caught sounds like something went wrong in did she call these all this all summer wish they knew these good reasons is a man so i am saying they sided with a right. person for me to go after that is not good for the time because thank you very much for having me thank you. for having my. call this is a vicious. time for iraq. we have to look at more det

the city supervisor proposed changing the name of gilbert street. the street is near his office and the hall of justice and this south of market neighborhood. the 59-year-old died unexpectedly last month. the cause of his death has not been released. police are investigating but do not suspect foul play. >>> tumor concerts at the chase center said to be announced today. other acts have been announced this week including the dave matthews band , which will perform in september and the black eyed peas, modest mouse and shannon in the claims will be performing in november. metallica and the simple cisco symphony will be the first event at the arena in september. >>>rica find support right here in the bay area. coming up, her story of survival and how it is helping other victims of domestic violence.>>> right now we have traffic that is going to be affected by the wet weather. li at the toll plaza. hearing facin attempted murder. 26-year-old james sherell was accused of repeatedly stabbing his girlfriend with a large knifon lsd. prosecutors say she was

central falls high school back in 2012 that viola told us -- giving back is her life's purpose.will gilbertew " 0102 viola davis intervew" (from fundraiser for cf high school at vets auditorium in oct 2012) :09 when i was growing up in cf, i would have wanted someone to come back and throw me a rope, as i'm throwing others the rope, now that i'm walking through the door :23 she made a visit to the high school that same year. nat viola walking through hallway of school "hi!" "0102 vd pkg and sot2 052412" (may 2012) :04 i know the road ahead of you. i know all the obstacles that are placed in your path living in cf." :13 (sot cuts off very abruptly) superintendent victor capellan (kah-pay-yahn)1:45 she came in the students to connect and meet with her and every single one of those interactions was genuine 1:51 they wanted to take pictures, talk with her, interact with her, and she did it in such an original way, where every student and every person that had an opportunity to connect with ehr, was able to have their moment with viola. 2:07 childhood wasn't easy for viola and her siblings. her

[laughter] and gilbert said shut up and join me to the market. in the car says to the self walking man, we don't want that much autonomy. autonomy is as good as synonymous as we will. and i don't think we want to give a.i. complete autonomy because a.i.'s -- because of the nature of the technology has a certain involved ability that we don't have. you can back them up, and put them back together again and make another copy on monday. if human beings were capable of being backed up and then brought back on monday, that would change the nature of human interactions in human relations dramatically. i for one don't want to go there. and i don't think many people do. so, if you make -- if you are right that is inevitable, that market pressures and cleverness will lead to genuinely autonomous a.i.'s then i think were in for very bad future indeed. when could that happen, we can give them more autonomy than they can handle and that's what i'm afraid of. >> caroline jones is in the book and has a question today that pertains here. in regard to the relian

karen gilbert in the cabinet. the presence of china in the region is increasing assertiveness in the region, particularly in the pacific and this was one of the questions asked of the foreign minister marise payne. >> thank you mr. president. my question is to the minister for foreign affairs and before i asked my question, minister i note that we had a number of delegations in this place over the last few days from our near northern neighbors. can you outline progress made by the government or government to enhance our efforts in the pacific and how these make the region safer and more secure. >> i think mr. buckman for his question because the government has been very clear in recognizing that a stable, secure and prosperous region benefits us all. we know our pacific neighbors are our family and that's why the government has announced a comprehensive of initiatives to support the region's ongoing developments and those announcements are becoming a reality. last month prime minister morrison became the first aus

. >> the controversy began on friday when perry high school in gilbert, arizona held a theme day.with a trump flag, the students claim they were told to take the clothing off. they refused and freshman logan jones picks it up from there. >> as we were taking pictures a police officer approached us and said we are asking you to leave the campus right now. >> jones claimed she was suspended for 10 days for not giving the resource officer her name. another parent said here daughter was asked to leave the school and that mom confronted the principal with her cellphone video camera turned on. >> you are asking my daughter to leave school because she was making a make america great sweatshirt? >> no. >> that's what happened. >> no. >> why was she asked to leave. she was not the one who had trump flag but even if she did, this is make america day again. >> it's not respectful. >> but it wassant an american flag. it was a trump flag.was not an . it was a trump flag. the school maintains it was not stifling their political viewpoints. today 30 parents and 10 students carrying american flag

lifeat was standard aberdeen ceo, mark gilbert, talking about the investment landscape in singapore.trade was the hot topic at the motor show. matt miller spoke to executives from several auto companies about the threat of u.s. tariff increases. trumping --een talking to the trump administration and the european administration, to berlin. it is really a threat and would cost us workplaces. america is a very important market for our premium brands. we are trying to really avoid this clash. i think it is possible to avoid it. we do everything right. we have to understand that between tariff negotiations not only covering the automotive market, but an area, so we can only facilitate an contribution a small amount. >> there are many different tariffs, but they are focusing on the 10% tariff on e.u. cars. you be happy to get rid of that? >> i do not think we have to protect our european companies and the 10% tax on american cars. it is not necessary. we are competitive. you have to understand, in the whole scheme between different products and this is not in our patch. we would be open to