so, like other celebrity chefs, he began to think about helping the poor, by feeding them. >> gilmorear into having our third michelin star, that we had worked 20 years to get. and i'm thinking, " now, you want to start doing this?" i thought it was a terrible idea. >> stahl: but she relented, and helped him open a number of what he calls refettorios-- kind of souped-up soup kitchens. dn' t like down-and-out, stand-in-line cafeterias. so, partnering with local, inviting dining rooms in old abandoned theaters or unused space in churches, where the working poor and homeless italians and refugees from africa sit side-by-side, with volunteers who serve them three-course meals, like in high-quality restaurants. the food, donated by local grocery stores, would've been thrown out because it's slightly damaged, or near its sell-by date. >> bottura: we are italian, so we're going to make pasta. >> stahl: he's opened seven refettorios so far: in london, paris, rio de janeiro, and four in italy, with more to come. where did that inspiration come from? >> bottura: the numbers, are math. numbers:

presentadora: varios lÍderes polÍticos expresaron sus condolencias a la vi y mÁs de la tragedia en gilmoresara las familias que perdieron algÚn familiar en el horrible tiroteo entras la familias pasaban tiempo juntas y asesino a varios ciudadanos y a un niÑo. oramos por los que se recuperan en el hospital., la harris tambiÉn reaccionÓ a la tragedia. esto fue lo que dijo la senadora. quiero expresar mi condolencias. este tipo de incidentes se sigue repitiendo en nuestro paÍs. quiero transmitirles mis condolencias y quiero tambiÉn dar las gracias a los equipos de emergencia que acudieron al festival a asegurarse que no habÍa vic y mÁs adicionales. es una tragedia y no hay nombre de para definirla. -- para definirla. ♪ ♪ mÁs adelante repasamos la tragedia de gilmore. >> de esta Área del parque estaban saliendo. venÍan todos corriendo. ♪ ♪ presentadora: seguimos con la cobertura completa en la tragedia de gilroy. se pudo hablar con uno de los testigos. julio poletti nos explica mÁs sobre esto. julio: hablamos con muchas personas que acudieron al lugar despuÉs del tiroteo. los momentos que vivi

>>thank you dan gilmore police dispatch records they indicate the shooter was dead. just before 6 o'clock last night as kron four's grant lotus shows us the first 911 call came in at 5.40. >>police say le guen cut through a fence along create to gain access to the festival grounds without going through a metal detector pretty much seconds after he hit the ground. >>you know, he's 5, 5, p prevention says the raise act i just saw that gun obviously oh, yes. >>bringing gore. she has 2 daughters who are in his truck about 50 feet away. >>she was a really long >>police say le guen was armed with an sks assault rifle legally purchased in nevada just 3 weeks ago. witnesses say he stepped out from behind a vineyard stage and started firing towards the food tents along gourmet alley. >>fire was followed confusion. >>and you could just hear right behind my ears you could just hear now they were right behind and it was a nightmare. >>police dispatch reveals that the gunman then turned and ran. dead. i'm grant lotus kron 4 news. >>and happening now the victims in this tragic sho

paul gilmore was 13 when he wrote a note and threw it into the indian ocean. >> a 9-year-old in australiater the same day but gilmore hasn't been told yet. >> that's because he's away on a cruise. >> oh. >> wow. >> on a cruise on the water. and what did his message say? >> fascinating. >> don't go on that cruise. >> i don't think that was quite it. >> well, that's pretty cool. i want to throw a message into the ocean. >> and what would yours say? >> it would say free the curls. >> and i would'titter, please. fair enough. more news after this. >> keep the ocean clean. and your mother told me all her life that i should fix it. and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. ♪ home instead senior care. ♪ ♪ you did you know that every single flush [toilet flush] flin

my favorite movie is happy gilmore. >> true. greg: tom?maybe animal farm by george orwell, change my life made me realize animals are a bunch of dirty communists. [laughter] [applause] greg: joe? >> lord of the rings, for favorite book and movie. should have got that hot loving. [laughter] >> i will be honest, i am a little freaked out right now because animal farm is one of my favorite books because i like boxers so much, the character. but he said it but now ew. i have to go with where the red fern grows. my favorite book. greg: where did the firm grow by the way? >> you overnight, stop. move on. [laughter] greg: there were like 80 books you are forced to read when you're young. like i didn't like, what is to kill a mockingbird? i did not like the book. because they forced you to read it. >> you are an english major have to read some books. >> i like the fall. i also like the bible. unspeakable truths by greg gutfeld. you can get it in paperback by the way!i am shameless. next question from nathan. he tweeted to us, who are the crew that

and sorrow for the families who lost a precious loved one in the horrific shooting last night in gilmore, california. gilroy, in california. while spending time at a local festival, a wicked murderer opened fire and killed five citizens, including a young child. we pray that god will comfort them with his overflowing mercy and grace. we are praying for those who are recovering right now in the hospital, some very, very serious injuries. we thank them brave members of law enforcement. they never let us down, who swiftly killed the shooter. we reaffirm our national will to theer violence with courage, determination and resolve of one american family. we will continue to work together as communities and as citizens to stop evil, prevent violence, and protect the safety of all americans. joined for today's ceremony by our wonderful vice president, mike pence. thank you mike, very much. along with many distinguished guests. i want to begin by recognizing a leader many of you know very well. on september 11, he declared the city of new york and the united states of america as much stronger tha

near gilmore, kiet do, kpix5. >>> up next to a kpix5 original reports. >> he was only five, how can a dog get heart failure? >> was a mystery, there had to be something else going on. >> i am juliette goodrich, coming up a california that is saying be careful about what you feed your dog. a popular diet may be harmful to their health. >> they are saying it is a real issue. >> there have been a lot of first dates and first kisses that happened in this place? this megaplex just shut down and contra costa county now down to one last amc theater. >>> showing some very gray skies tonight. across the golden gate bridge, and yet there is prospects for something completely different by the weekend. the forecast when we come back. >>> a disturbing mystery about a severe heart disease in dogs may be linked to a popular diet. >> tonight, an exclusive interview. the researcher who reported the cases to federal investigators is now speaking out. >> kpix5's juliette goodrich has our original report. >> nearly half the dog food market in the u.s. is grain free. but, the surgeon ingredients in this d

all you do is buy the garlic fries and the gilmore garlic burger. it will have them get this very difficult time, the donations will go to the garlic festivals are relief fund. we put a link to that fund on our website kpix.com. just put our click on links and numbers. two thank you for watching tonight at 6. the cbs evening news is up next. >> does all kinds of ways that you can help. even kids selling lemonade today, it was amazing. we back here on the new kpix5 news at 7 . good night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, a breach with a capital "b." a hacker breaks into computers at capital one and makes off with the personal information of nearly a third of the u.s. population. why you may need to take action to protect yourself. also tonight, a deadly shooting at walmart. police say a disgruntled employee gunned down two coworkers. a senator and rape survivor defends an air force general accused of sexual assault. >> general hyten and his family were unfairly put through this terrible ordeal. >> o'donnell: why the coach who le

in 1959, as a 13—year—old boy, paul gilmore wrote a letter on the long boatjourney from the uk to australia it in a bottle and threw it overboard into the indian ocean. this week — 50 years later — a 9—year—old boy found that bottle on a remote south australian beach and the message was still inside. he has written back, although paul has long since moved back to the uk. paul — who is ironically on a cruise at the moment — told the bbc he had always hoped the letter would come back to him. in the united states, the top official responsible for detentions on the southern border says family separations at the border with mexico are now "rare," and only done for compelling reasons. at a hearing on capitol hill, kevin mcaleenan was confronted by congressman elijah cummings about the conditions that migrant children are being held in. when we hear about stories coming out from you and your agency that everything is pretty good and you are doing a greatjob, you feel like you are doing a great job, right? we're doing our level best... what does that mean when a child is sitting in their own faeces

julian gilmore has treated generations of the same family and seen them die from amyloidosis.e after gene silencing drugs have been approved in england today and in scotland injune. he says the implications of this technology are amazing. this is probably the first of many potential drugs, you know, many potential diseases that will be treated by gene silencing. i think this has very far—reaching potential consequences. scientists are already trialling gene silencing in huntington's disease and it's hoped it could work for some other dementias too. you just hope that someone's going to invent a drug that will do it. i'm lucky that i'm here today, able to talk to you about that. neil thinks the drug has saved his music career, as his disease was causing numbness in his fingers. gene silencing has been on a long journey from pure science to medicine but it's now starting to make the untreatable treatable. james gallagher, bbc news. our top story this evening. jeremy hunt accuses president trump of being disrespectful and wrong after he steps up his attack on the british ambassad

boy this is just a load of -- >> where are all of the questions about happy gilmore. >> greg: question summer comedy was the biggest of 1985? a, b, c, or d. oh! it's b, european vacation that means joe and tom get it right. tom is in the lead now with five >> i do host the quiz show, greg. >> greg: you're quite good at this. >> [applause] >> greg: how many questions are we doing. question 7.is will smith plays the genie in a aladdin. was it a, b, c, or d. the answer, oh, they all got it right was b! >> [applause] >> greg: last question, we need a tie breaker here, kids. i'm not bad, i'm just drawn that way, is a line from a, batman, b , terminator, c, all in with chris heyes, or d, who framed fger rabbit. who has this one? they all got it right which means the winner is tom shilloue >> [applause] >> tom gets a copy of my book, in which i will sign it. tom, i love you. >> [laughter] >> greg: greg gutfeld. >> it's that hot lovin i was talking about. >> greg: coming up our favorite fake movie trailers. >> [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [music] my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really app

her car was inside the parking lot after shots were fired at the gilmore garlic festivals. >> i do not expect to get it anytime soon. i just want to find out how long i need to rent my car for . >> reporter: people separated when the 19-year-old allegedly opened fire killing two children and one young adult. bread was cooking in gourmet alley. >> it is sad that one person can do this much damage. >> reporter: fbi agents are only letting people in an overflow lot collect their vehicle. meanwhile, officials opened the family assistance center on monday which started leading and families on tuesday morning. >> victims of this horrible tragedy will be able to seek services and start the process of recovery. >> reporter: the site is a one- stop shop for resources and behavioral health, red cross, and victim services stretching across county lines. >> we will help people with their reports, medical expenses. >> people process grief and tragedy in different ways. it is a good idea to talk to a counselor. >> reporter: more than one dozen people have come in so far with thousands of others have

the gilmore community remembering those victims at a vigil while honoring the officers who helped saveives. >> important for you guys to know the amount of bravery and compassion and professionalism. [applause] >> police searching a home linked to the gunmen as they try to determine a motive. he posted on instagram right before the attack. police unable to confirm reported sightings of teen murder suspect in canada. the fugitives believed to be hiding in dangerous terrain after killing allegedly killing 3 people including an american earlier this month. search crews battling tough elements, even coming across the polar bear. >> a lot of bogs, bugs, swamps, big lakes, big animals. members or up there, fatigue is going to sit in not only for people being searched for but researchers as well. >> american border patrol officials say they are ready to assist at the northern border if needed. suspects are considered armed and dangerous. >> the president meeting with faith leaders from inner cities of the controversy surrounding his comments on baltimore. critics calling the president racist.

ashley:.ashley: claudia cowen e in gilmore. >> reporter: we're almost nine hours after the attack happenedning, lauren and ashley. this tight-knit community of gilroy is reeling after the shooting spree turned a day of fun and food into a night of panic and bloodshed. thousands of people were enjoying the last day of the annual gilroy garlic festival when witnesses say a man with a rifle opened fire stopped to reload and fired again. some say they heard as many as 50 shots fired. witnesses say the shooter appeared calm as he fired at random, causing confusion and chaos among the crowd of festival-goers. >> it just started popping off like fireworks, sounded like fire crackers. that's what i thought it was, until he grabbed me and pulled me and said it was a gun, we need to go. >> it was like an automatic going off really close too. >> and then there was a point of silence and then there was another reroad, seemed like a reload and we heard 30 more rounds. >> everyone was screaming, running. it was just crazy. >> reporter: there is always a large police presence at this popular event and gi

gilmore approaching the mid- 80s.ooking at the 5-day forecast tomorrow, one of the cooler days of the week and a little bit of a recovery as we head toward the weekend. is you can see on all the panels, no major heat in the bay area forecast. another update in a few minutes. >>> still to come, a big crowd cheers on present trump at a campaign rally in north carolina. less than 24 hours later, the president disavows what the crowd was chanting specifically about one congresswoman of color. you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on! now, that's yes for less. nothing beats getting the latest trends at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> let's check on wall street now. stocks are down today because of concerns about global trade, netflix sought its stock dropped 10

from writer/producer amy sherman-palladino who also gave us gilmore girls. >> unapologetically -- canheels. >> in times where herif know, w boi point to not let her crumble. >> cross our fingers. hope for the best. >> filming started earlier on season three of the eight-time emmy-winning comedy and psyched for this. a star to appear. >> we love sterling k. brown. >> amazing. sterling shot his first couple days, and -- it's been everything we could have dreamed of and more. i can't say anything more than that. >> now's your chance to binge all 18 episodes before new ones are expected to drop later this year. >> do you think you can go back to making jell-o mold? >> i don't know. i make a hell of a jell-o mold. >> coming up, the "90210" o.g. is back revealing a twist we didn't see coming. >> 20 years in the making. >> then our exclusive with the bradys before their big hdtv premiere. >> that fam backyard. >> marcia returns to the scene of the big >> she's got the footbjor renovation the cast hasn't seen. >> we have to go to one other spot that literally takes ♪ here's the story of a lov

john gilmore, now on his board. and just other random, interested people.vid broner who runs that soap company, is also on his board. he camped at his camp at burning man and kind of makes that his home base. he goes around with people from google, the founders of burning man, everyone kind of knows who he is and is interested in the work he is doing, even if they don't donate. and everybody kind of wants to meet him. he was basically mobbed everywhere he went. he was a mini celebrity. carol: coming up, chasing a new pack. women-only motorcycle rallies are gaining speed. we tagged along to a tour in colorado to profile the growing motor sports segment. jason: and bloody good business in cape cod. cashing in on the return of the great white shark. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. jason: and i am jason kelly. you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm channel 119, and on a.m. 1130 in new york, 106.1 in boston, 99.1 f.m. in washington, d.c. carol: a.m. 960 in the bay area, in londo

a few more neighborhoods coming up, san jose, 81, gilmore, 88, santa cruz, 70 degrees.e is a look ahead at the 5 day forecast. temperatures not changing too much into saturday. the two warmest days of the week will be friday and saturday and it looks like a sharp drop-off in the numbers on sunday and still some low clouds and fog at least for the morning hours into early next week. unfortunately, right around the bay, we could have some colorful clouds to watch . >> the one good thing is it brings down the fire danger . >> it is always a little scary when you have extreme heat and red flag warnings so that is not the case . >> that's a polite way of saying we won't be able to see the fireworks. make it will still be a grand event. >> absolutely. >>> san jose made it. joey chestnut is once again top- down. >> the champion of the world! joey chestnut! >> oh, gosh. he looks miserable. might look at him go. he won the nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island by eating 71 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. the contest is a fourth of july tradition and this is chestnuts

information with kron 4 news are about low spoke with his devastated father because stephen was at the gilmorec festival with his mother and grandmother and both of them are among the 15 injured in the shooting. the mother noelle reported was shot in the hand she did not know the extent of the grandmothers injuries, but we did also hear. from the medical staff were reporting the injuries range not only just from a shooting victims but also injuries like a broken ankle for people who are running from their for their lives as the shooting happened at about 5.30 at the end of this three-day garlic fes

en doing this for years you from gilmore gilroy yes. here as long as space they have been alive so his or so that the best certainly tell me about the garlic festival. i mean this is just so you know legendary. >>all across california. >>i mean yeah this like i said it's as long as i've been alive it's been iconic for gilroy obviously it serves the community like we get to do it ourselves which is great. and it said the food is amazing all the volunteers are gray it's it's it's an amazing event. >>and you know your breath may smell like garlic but it's all worth i mean the food talk about the food, i mean all callum ari french fries. >>i mean specifically up he as pyro as we do the home or in the scampi the scampi is my personal favorite, you can't get like you can get here anywhere else but kalmar is also delicious the best car look for anything that we have this is it. >>i'm told i'm going to yes, ev will be here all day show people at home everything that you can see when you come out, and if you haven't been already the new be like

this an active crime scene so they've been canvassing the area searching through the area i was in gilmorejust about a month or so ago for a story about the china trade tariffs issue and i can tell you it's it's a small pleasant town and it's certainly one of the last places you might think that something dreadful like this would happen but in the united states these days dreadful things happen just about everywhere and schools. rock concerts at synagogues and churches so while california has rather strict gun laws it is still possible to buy weapons here and it is a course possible to buy weapons elsewhere and carry them into the state of california so all many think still on answer at this moment but we do have from our broadcast partner again. word that 12 people are in hospitals and that is confirmed by the santa clara county health department and unfortunately the report is that at least 3 people have lost their lives in the shooting incident. and of course gilroy farms is a very popular a sort of an event as you say because it produces garlic and onions it's very popular for that sce

julian gilmore has treated generations of the same family and seen them die from amyloidosis.have been approved in england today and in scotland injune. he says the implications of this technology are amazing. this is probably the first of many potential drugs, you know, many potential diseases that will be treated by gene silencing. i think this has very far—reaching potential consequences. scientists are already trialling gene silencing in huntington's disease and it's hoped it could work for some other dementias too. you just hope that someone's going to invent a drug that will do it. i'm lucky that i'm here today, able to talk to you about that. neil thinks the drug has saved his music career, as his disease was causing numbness in his fingers. gene silencing has been on a long journey from pure science to medicine but it's now starting to make the untreatable treatable. james gallagher, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, southern areas in shetland david and sunshine today, cloudy conditions and abrasive rain continuing to net across

our first guest tonight is a very funny comedian and actor who you know from such films as "happy gilmorees," "grown-ups" and of course his work on "saturday night live." he returns for the first time to host this weekend and musical guest shawn mendes please welcome back to the show, the one the only, new hampshire's favorite son adam sandler, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back. >> hi, everybody [ cheers and applause nice to see you. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here >> i'm very excited. hi, guys, nice to see you all. you look great [ cheers ] >> seth: thank you for taking time out of this busy week >> man, yes of course. i wanted to see you. i wanted to see you -- >> seth: yeah. >> ever since you said some nice stuff about my special >> seth: your special. and i want to talk about your special is "100% fresh." >> yes, yes. >> seth: is a good a comedy special as i've seen -- it made me so happy. >> thank you so much and thanks for saying the nice stuff. all my friends sent me your tweet and all the nice stuff you said, so thank you >> seth: and that's good i me

. >> gilmore girls drew gellar is a perfectionist, but in the "smarter living" section of "the new yorke into progress whether writing an e-mail or making a presentation can damage the end result. the author of that article and editor of "smart living" is tim herrera. good morning. >> good morning. >> clearly you're thinking you're not perfect, so why should the rest of us be. >> nobody's perfect. >> what's your argument against perfectionist. >> the idea that we should achieve perfect results is something of a mirage and something we're never going to achieve. and even if we got there, what may look perfect to us may not be perfect to someone else some of rather than going through so much minor details that are incremental, focus on completing itting being satisfied with what you've done. >> you quote voltare who says perfect is the enemy of good. >> yes. a great kind of mindset to go into. >> we're so obsessed with perfection and achievements, we're setting ourselves up for failure. we should think about the journey. the road is the goal, right? >> so how do you know when good is good

the gilmore garlic first continuing today. 77 for santa cruz. along the peninsula will shave off a few degrees. redwood city 76. mid to upper 60s expected for the coastline. there is a view of the extended forecast. those numbers do not change a whole lot after that. >> it is are good. >> i was telling you guys it was beautiful and the sun was out and it was nice. >> santa cruz was 80 yesterday and 77 today. >> that is have. anyway, enjoy your weekend. thank you rosemary. >> a police officer any department would love to have other team. we will introduce you to the officer and we will show you how she is making a difference on and off the job. >> trouble for uc berkeley. >> uc berkeley has been removed from the 2019 addition of the u.s. news best college rankings. u.s. news reports that during the data collection period for the 2020 rankings uc berkeley contacted them and said that they had been misreporting data by including pledges and their alumni giving data. it is a practice that had been going on since 2014. the university which was ranked

in the words of andrew gilmore, the assistant undersecretary for human rights at unhcr, what the world has seen in the past month and still now will go down in history as the greatest mass nonviolent movement of our generation. because of this nonviolent people's movement that refused to accept no for an answer, even in the face of brutal and barbaric violence from government-linked militia, the people of sudan have achieved a real opportunity for peace. just last week civilian leaders and the military council reached an agreement where they will share power to pursue a democratic future. in order for that peaceful transition to work, there must also be justice for those who were killed in the june 3 massacre through an independent investigation with real consequences for the perpetrators. along with true civilian oversight of security forces. i am heartbroken for every life that was lost. but i am also deeply hopeful because we have seen the shining light of courage, resilience and commitment to nonviolent resistance movements and to the possibilities they bring for lasting peace. the

jedediah: and then there's the gilmore girls, people actually loved it. yep. it looks -- yep.h: not. i do have an idea though, i want to see dawson's creek. the only problem is they killed off one of the main characters, so she'd have to come back as a goat -- ed: what about ally mcbeal? that was fun. they had a millennial version of that. jedediah: oh, yeah! this whole show through her mind and her impressions of everyone? that would be a good one. pete: friends could be good. jedediah: that was so recent though, i watch reruns of friends for a living. ed: we want to know what show you'd like to see, friends@foxnews.com. pete: my other vote is married with his children. jedediah: couldn't do that now. ed: is there a show you really want to come back, rick? rick: i'd like to come up with more ideas rather than bring back the old ones. jedediah: rick! really really really -- rick: really! don't you feel like by the end they're not as good, then they go off the a air, they bring it back, it kind of ruins it a little bit. jedediah: some of us get lost in the characters, and we th