go to fiosgigabit.com z2ay2z z16fz y2ay2y y16fy >> martha stewart used to making headlines. va posed for this picture between snoop dog and donald trump. in the photo making the peace sign. ut, oh there were leaks. another one came out showing stewart giving the president the middle finger. that image was removed from the internet. she's been critical of mr. trump keep in mind it not just because of politics remember when they tried auto prentis with martha stewart and donald trump said it was horrible and failure. she positive publicly announced her support of hillary clinton. >> and they have a cooking show or something together. 6. >> she claims she's not im3w50euded as substances snoop is. >> maybe they cook with with it, who snows. >> couldn't stop marine le pen she looks like she's having a lot of fun. >> in the big scheme of things you. >> probably don't see the l se election spending the evening like this the exact opposite of what people are used to seei . usually somber and -- >> you think about it. thinking of former in the u.s. we didn't hear from hillary clinton

martha stewart deserve to go to jail. she lied to the fbi.she thought she was above the law and she went to west virginia. >> hillary clinton should be there. her agents knew it. she couldn't remember anything because she had a concussion. they were thwarted by one james comey who came out proclaiming her. i agree with you but martha stewart she got what she deserved. kennedy: brian anthony and megan thank you guys. coming up president obama the new uprising star chronicles his life before he presided at 1600 pennsylvania avenue in david joins me for tonight's trivia question how many electoral votes did barack obama received when he won the white house in 2000 a? two become one. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time save $900 - $1200 on select final clearance beds during our spring clearance event. only

. >> he is the guy who threw martha stewart in jail for lying to the fbi in an investigation where there no underlying crime. >> eboni: the difference is he felt he could get a conviction. >> kat: hillary clinton is more powerful than martha stewart. >> eric: his job was to get the investigation and let loretta lynch. >> he is the policeman. >> eboni: i agree but what if i told you he is ethically bound to not move forward if he doesn't have a good faith belief you can conviction. >> eric: he just recommended recommended -- my point was that there were things, i guess you could say helped trump during the last few weeks of the election but there were things that helped hillary prior to that, i.e. no recommendation for an indictment. that was big. >> i felt like we were going through jim comey's therapy session. i don't care how hard this was for him. but i think there's an honest question where if you're going to say and confirmed as an active investigation into one candidate and you also have an active investigation in another, don't the american people also have a right to know that? t

plus martha stewart is branching out. cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: good morning. futures right now pointing to a little bit of a higher open. yesterday plunging oil prices dragged down energy stocks. the dow was down 6. the nasdaq rose 2. martha stewart expanding her empire with a skin care and apparel line selling them on qvc. last month she launched an online wine store and partnered with a meal kit delivery service. >>> and the future of transportation is almost here. that could mean very few americans will have their own cars. in a new report analysts predict that by 2030, most americans will use self-driving electric ride shares to get around and they predict it will be about 4 to 10 times less expensive than buying a car. michelle? >> interesting. i don't know. i like the freedom of a car. so we'll see if that comes to pass. >> who controls the muic ? >> right. >> i'd have to have control of that. jill, we hear that blackberrys could be making a comeback. >> there's a new model called t1 that goes on sale

the culinary stage will feature cooking presentations from ayesha curry and martha stewart and many more. >> it's like a polo tournament than a rock concert in terms of the quality of the concessions, chefs, wine, the grass field, beautiful. >> reporter: the festival is less than a week after the deadly manchester bombing. outside an ariana grande concert. napa police say they have bomb- sniffing dogs ready and this year security will be tight. there's a long list of prohibited items. and every bag will be checked at the gate. in napa, jessica flores, kpix 5. >> all-important weekend so roberta has the forecast. >> bottlerock my favorite band performing this weekend oakland's very own michael and the spearheads. they will be out there on saturday. wahoo! all right. saturday better weather, as well. today, at bottlerock, mostly cloudy skies upper 60s. otherwise, check out the gray conditions at the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. looking past pier 9, mostly cloudy skies and look how far inland the marine layer extends. that's a good 50, 60 miles inland. the mount vaca cam look

there's a culinary stage where ayesha curry, martha stewart and others will give cooking presentations. >> almost like at a polo tournament than a rock concert in terms of the quality of the concessions and the chefs that are hereby the quality of the wines, the grass field, beautiful. >> 120,000 people expected to attend the sold-out festival. at 6:00 we'll take a look at how bottlerock organizers are ramping up security in the wake of the deadly manchester bombing. >>> stopping terrorism was a focal point of the g7 summit today. president trump met with the leaders of six other countries in cicely. the heads of state signed a declaration against terrorism. british prime minister theresa may said she appreciated the fierce determination shown by her counterparts. earlier president trump met with the japan prime minister on topics including threats from knocked. >> it's a big problem and will be solved. >> talks tomorrow include climate change. european leaders are trying to persuade president trump to keep the u.s. committed to the paris climate accord and administration officials say

a lot of people need to remember that martha stewart did not to jail for insider trading, she want totructing -- for obstructing justice or lying to authorities that may be the new rabbit hole they are going down. >> it does, for reason that we're talking about, it appear that collusion might be a dry hole. what happen if it does turn out to be a dry hole. since president trump fired fbi director. since we had news of the comey memos that stuff, you heard more and more talk about you know it may not matter if there was collusion. what really matters that president is trying to obstruct this investigation, and that will be the basis for democrats to try to impeach him, if they were t to take the house of representatives next year. charles: jim, you still holding out hope maybe special counsel will dig deep, and find things with the prior administration, a lot of news stories about what was done on president obama's watch. >> on that vein. who unmasked names, who called for unmasking and different beauting the un-- distributed the unmasking, back to nsa leaks using fiso court improperly

the roots and kevin degraw, the culinary stage where you can see martha stewart, for more informationn the music and festival go to our website ktvu.com. >>> if you are headed that way, the weather will be mild, right?>>> yeah, we don't wanted to be hot. you want to drink wine and listen to rock and roll. it looks like temperatures, today will be one of the coolest days. we bump up the numbers saturday and sunday. it is the eight in napa and temperatures will drop rapidly. the plan tomorrow, you can see some of the headliners for saturday, it looks impressive. tomorrow that will be the same story. tomorrow, 62 degrees and an afternoon high of 70 degrees. it's dropping into the evening 57 degrees by 8 pm. we will have clouds first thing in the morning and skies will become partly cloudy by afternoon. in general, if you're not heading to the north bay it's shaping up to be a nice weekend. we will have clouds in the morning and temperatures will trend up by sunday and into the memorial day. warmest locations inland to the upper 80s the beaches only in the 60s with patchy fog. it won't be

in new york, raised in new jersey and married to his college sweetheart prayed he prosecuted martha stewart while serving as the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and in 2003, the 6'8" comey was nominated by president george w. bush to be the deputy attorney general. the next year, colby had a showdown with top administration officials because they tried to get a hospitalized attorney general john ashcroft to reauthorize an nsa program from his hospital bed. >> i thought i witnessed and effort to take advantage of a sick man who did not have the powers of the attorney general. >> comey admits he was a registered republican for years but ended up being nominated to lead the federal bureau of investigation for a 10-year term by a democratic president. >> he doesn't care about politics. he only cares about getting the job done. >> comey confronted the rise of isis, telling "60 minutes" he preferred the term loan rat to a lone. -- lone wolf. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is t

in new york, raised in new jersey and married to his college sweetheart prayed he prosecuted martha stewart serving as the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and in 2003, the 6'8" comey was nominated by president george w. bush to be the deputy attorney general. the next year, colby had a showdown with top administration officials because they tried to get a hospitalized attorney general john ashcroft to reauthorize an nsa program from his hospital bed. >> i thought i witnessed and effort to take advantage of a sick man who did not have the powers of the attorney general. >> comey admits he was a registered republican for years but ended up being nominated to lead the federal bureau of investigation for a 10-year term by a democratic president. >> he doesn't care about politics. he only cares about getting the job done. >> comey confronted the rise of isis, telling "60 minutes" he preferred the term loan rat to a lone. -- lone wolf. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no

. >> jimmy: you've gone from tupac and suge knight to doing a television show with martha stewart, whichhe show with her. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does she really? [ cheers and applause ] so it's an interesting thing. you're not a big drinker? >> no, i don't drink anymore. but with her i have to drink. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so martha will get you a little drunk. but doesn't go the other way? >> we working on that. [ cheers and applause ] we're trying to get that part right. >> jimmy: i didn't this about you, you at one time worked at mcdonald's, how old were you? >> 15 years old. it was a summer job that my father had gotten me in detroit, michigan, another west side. >> jimmy: in detroit, okay. so you're working -- what did you do, cashier? >> no, they wouldn't trust me with their money. [ laughter ] i was on the breakfast shift. they called me young x. >> jimmy: young x? >> i was real skilled. i was very skilled at cracking the egg with one hand. without getting the shell into the piece of it. >> jimmy: did you ever think about making young eggs your rap name? [ laughter ] i could be he

>> we've seen iesha curry with e40 and also martha stewart. sorry, i forgot.she was here with macklamore and excited to see more. >>reporter: tell us what's it's like to have bottle rock so close to your hometown. >> it's been really, really great as a local to the napa valley, this festival has been something we looked forward to all yearlong and bringing people in from all over the world. >>reporter: what are you looking forward to most tonight other than maroon 5? >> justin ferguson on the stage and warren g. he'll be here, he's a classic rapper. >>reporter: thank you so much and enjoy your time and have some fun. >> thank you. >>reporter: we are rolling some video that we shot earlier today. i don't know if you guys are able to take a look, something that's new this year is the fact they spent $600,000 on new wraps of the main stage and parts of the area that have turf as well. they have an expanded food court, they have a new samsung sponsored stage. tons of people here. in fact, expecting 40,000 people a day so all of that adds up to about 120,000 people

. >> also, martha stewart is going to be there. plan ahead to avoid traffic bottlenecks.al admission will be south of the venue. you can also find lots and parking garages downtown. bottlerock is also coming just less than a week after that deadly attack in manchester. police say that they are confident in their security plans. they will bomb-sniffing dogs and hundreds of cops patrolling. folks will have their bags checked at the gates. gates open at 11:30 a.m. the festival runs until 10 p.m. live in napa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> today san francisco's muttville saved more than a dozen dogs from a hoarding situation but now the rescue needs some help getting those dogs into homes. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from muttville. we are all betting you're taking a dog home today. >> reporter: i don't know if my dog would be pleased with that and she doesn't like other dogs. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is a friend i met here. all the hoarding -- i'm sorry, all the dogs here in this room came from a hoarding case in el dorado county. muttville saved them from mu

move him, what would make him do certain things and knowing his background, starting with the martha stewart investigation, his reputation is being a very extreme moralist in certain ways, having his own way about doing things. i'm sure that the russians, just like the cia does, did a psychological profile on him and knew exactly what it was that would move him off the dime. and believe me, what they had in there was exactly what would have made comey move in certain directions. so it's critical as to when did he really know that this was a bogus document. and what's scary about this, the russians are really pulling the strings of our own public officials. it's like people are moving like puppets in relation to what the russian government is doing. and our voters are doing the whole thing and that's the whole allegation about this whole business with the data processes that they used to microtarget voters in the key states in the presidential election. >> that's right. >> what we're looking at is a potentially massive manipulation of the american system, which i find extremely scary. >> i kn

it shows in 1996 he had worked with bill clinton, and he also is the one that sent martha stewart toas enjoyed being on the forefront and being attractive to the clintons, and i agree with you, charles, 100%. and also donald trump, that he likes to showboat. he's going to go out there and proclaim his innocence, that he was just the best thing since sliced bread. i don't trust this, and i do think that the democrats have an agenda from the moment this has started. charles: here's the thing, kirsten, we've got several investigations, right? no less than five democrats today calling for yet another one, and then comey going out there and testifying. maybe the good news is that this will to a swifter conclusion rather than being drawn out because that's one of the fears people had with the assignment of a special counselor. >> right. that usually does take a longer time. you know, i think the trump administration really needs to stop playing the victim, but rather get out ahead of all this insofar as messaging. and he did do a good job at the press conference with the colombian presiden

james, he of course led the prosecution of martha stewart, who ended up going to jail for lying to a federal agent. someone who had been through that doesn't put the person he's questioning under oath? what would be the rationale for that? >> i guess the rationale is you're not allowed to lie to federal investigators whether you're under ortho not but putting them under oath put them on notice because as of the serious investigation and by taking this lackadaisical approach where your granted immunity to all of her associates, i think they're still an open question as to whether she was granted some form of immunity in order to be questions. and of course, it got the whole process affected by that terrible meeting between bill clinton and the attorney general lynch less than a week before the interview of mrs. clinton and less than a week, about a week before comey said there's going to be no prosecution or he would recommend a prosecution. this is why we need some honest folks separate and independent, if you need independent counsel, so be it, to take another look see over all of t

curry and martha stewart.here's going to be bomb- sniffing dogs with stepped up security and bags checked at the gate. gates will open at 11:30. and the festival goes until 10 p.m. live in napa, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> sounds like fun. >> i wish that were in my plans for this weekend. >> have you ever been? >> no. >> i never have. >> hopefully one day. >> we should all go next year. >> sure. okay. [ laughter ] >> we'll be on the double-dutch bus and head north. [ laughter ] >> we are going to talk a little more about traffic first. we are tracking a pretty light ride considering it is "friday light" conditions. and it is memorial day weekend holiday traffic. so the sooner you can leave the better. it's going to be very busy out there. right now speeds are in the green across the upper deck of the bay bridge into san francisco. we'll take it over to 101. this is at 380 just north of sfo. and lots of folks expected to be flying today so if you aren't getting out of town for the weekend but you are going t

see, prison security levels range from level 1, think like a martha stewart prison, to level 4, like really froggy episode of "oz." while san quentin used to be a level 4, but in 1999, it was changed to a level 2. >> our inmate population is down below there. >> it's not what i was expecting. i thought we would turn this corner and there would be several gates and i would be strip-searched. you know what i mean? >> why would we strip search you? do we need to? >> no, to be absolutely clear, no, you don't. sam, you absolutely do not. so this is what those of us who watch prison movies refer to as the yard. >> this is the yard at san quentin. we house 3,864 inmates at this prison. currently there are 731 guys on death row here at san quentin. >> is there anything i should be aware of or think about or know as i walk in here? >> just be yourself. >> okay. it's amazing how many times people give you that advice. >> so for a guy who's never walked inside after prison, what does that feel like? >> you know, it's funny. it feels like i'm walking into a neighborhood i'm unfamiliar with. >> i

martha stewart will be here ayesha curry and all of the delicious wine.nk this is a fantastic story. remember the name, secure the sun. they are playing 12:00 today. kicking things off. and i get to say that i spoke with them live here on mornings on 2. >> take a selfie and get an autograph. >> i know. let's do it right now. >> alex, before they go. they have the all access back stage pass. who are they excited to maybe meet? >> oh, yeah. that's a good question. pam wants to know who are you most excited to maybe run into back stage? >> oh, man. >> dave gruehl. >> i could see that. foofighters are sunday. >> sunday. >> you guys will be hanging out here all weekend. >> adam lavigne. i have seen him on the voice. he is a legend. and also a fellow jew. i want to meet him. >> right on. good luck to you guys. congratulations. excited for you. bottlerock napa valley kicks off in a few hours. they open the gates at 11:30. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the 9, a controversial show is returning to netflix. how you can be part of season two of "13 reasons why.

>> as a former defense lawyer, if you remember martha stewart was investigated for insider trading. about two or three months after the insider trading is that she talks to investigators. she never gets indicted for insider trading and apparently she didn't do any insider trading but got her for false statements to the fbi. >> that's right. 18 us code section 2001 is the provision that says it's illegal to lie to an investigator. >> -- >> it determines how material it is. to use the example much 5 or 5,000 uses of marijuana, i'm not sure that there's a material difference necessarily between them unless it expands over a long time frame. but here when you're seeking a background investigation or you're trying to free yourself of conflicts from a financial reporting thing, these are material representations that need to -- >> i tell you what doesn't seem like an accident. it seems slippery. seems like a dodge to me. i don't know whether in fact this is true. i'm going off cummings' information. this may -- cummings may have it wrong. if he said he was paid by the speakers bureau and

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cooking up combinations on friday like martha stewart, macklemore (mack-la-more) and ryan lewis.r on friday was ayesha curry and east bay rapper e-40. yes, her famous husband got pulled on stage. but it wasn't about him. he stepped off to the corner and let her do her thing. cook and rap! what more can i say. local favorites that don't disappoint. than there's the food and drink you can buy in between shows.. by bay area favorites like silver oak cellars, lagunitas brewing company, napa palisades beer company, nick's cove and goose & gander. if you did

and culinary cuisine that's martha stewart is up there. a link to the compete lineup at ktvu.com and look for coverage on our front page. >> if you are driving out there, you will likely see a lot of highway patrol officers because they are going to be out in big numbers all weekend looking for anyone who is not driving safely. chp says memorial day weekend is one of the busiest and most dangerous periods for people on the road. aaa says 39 people will travel 50 miles or more away from home this weekend. many will be on the roads. so, many drivers will be seeing the chp out there reminding everyone to be safe. >> drivers that maybe have unusual following distance not staying in their lanes, making unsafe lane changes anything you can imagine, we will be looking for it. >>> -- >> the enforcement period will go through monday night and started 6 last night. >>> happening today a aquatic park and pool complex will hold the grand opening today. we have a preview of the wave during mornings on 2 yesterday. there it is. 31,000 square foot park h

there's only one person who can help us through in a crisis like >> martha stewart, she's here with a we do it? >> well, here, protect yourself with a damp cloth. that will prevent the avocado from slipping and your knife from cutting your hand. i've cut my hand twice in the past so i now take precautions. use a small knife not a giant chef knife. >> that's what i use. >> every video shows giant chef knives. so cut the avocado in half around the pit. there's a big pit inside every avocado, as we all know and now twist the avocado in half like that. >> beautiful. >> now before you go smashing -- >> that's what i do. >> because it slips off the pit. your knife has to be really sharp so put this back in your wet cloth, cover your hand and just go like that and twist and the avocado pit -- well, there. >> you need a bigger knife. >> no, no, it's not knife, the pit was loose to start with. and to slice it up, work on your board and your board should not slip. i have a wet cloth underneath my board. >> i learned that from marsha. >> a sticky shelf liner under your board. it helps a lot. the

. >> move over martha stewart. >> i have a lot of kids to crank ice cream coolers. we're good.o? >> it drizzles in those holes and gets yummy. and spread it out good. >> then what? >> do the same thing with the caramel. and the salted caramel goes down into the holes. >> dylan and ellie, i don't know what you're going to do. >> we put the whipped topic own top. and my favorite is crushed butter fingers. >> this is -- is there a tie? >> this cake, my family will do a happy dance. and i hope the judges will, too. >> she wants to do a happy dance. >> i don't know. this is really hard. we're torn. i'm loving the cake and i'm you're loving this. >> i love the texture of these. >> you're indecided. >> we're choosing between gold and gold. this is amazing. >> i eat this one and get that nice pop of texture. >> that wasn't an easy decision. >> thank you so much. >> here's the thing. >> first of all, congratulations to both of you guys. >> you want to hear what they're going to get? >> yes. >> thanks to william is a hosonr winner is going home with the ten-piece cookwear set. and you're

it's martha stewart. she's here with a life and an avocado. >> protect yourself with a damp cloth.pping and the knife from cutting your hand. i cut my hand twice in the past. use a small knife. not a giant chef knife. every video shows giant chef knives. cut the avocado around the pit. there's a big pit in every avocado. now, twist the avocado in half, like that. >> beautiful. >> before you go smashing -- >> that's what i do. >> it slips off the pit. your knife has to be sharp. put this back in your wet clost. go like that and twist. that will come out. >> you need a bigger knife. >> no, no. not a bigger knife that does that. the pit was loose to start with. and to slice it up, just work on your board. and your board should not slip. i have a wet cloth underneath my board. >> i learned that from martha. >> the sticky shelf liner under your board. and cut off the stem end because that gets in your way, that little hard stem end. and you can cut it in quarters. >> okay. >> just be careful. the main thing is to be careful. you can peel the skin off with your fingers. >> mesmerizing. >

just ask martha stewart. >> exactly.thful. brian: we'll see if that is indeed true. >> regarding other business dealings or other things you did that might have had some connection you have to be forthcoming this. is toxic atmosphere in washington, d.c. they smell blood in the water on the left with trump. they will use anything they can to try to make him look like he is incompetent forever considering flynn. why the obama information came out yesterday. the question, why didn't donald trump do anything about this? obama warned him. come on. brian: laura, there is another major story out there evidently jared kushner, called up the prime minister, president of canada, and said, you know what? convince, convince donald trump not to leave nafta. do you find this credible? >> i have talked to a couple people close to the inner circle at the white house about this story over the last 48 hours. two people confirmed to me this in fact happened. i find that to be putting the president in a very vulnerable situation if that occ

martha washington. it is amazing how britannia stewart and this collection of objects -- stewarded this collection of objects she received from her grandmother and grandfather. when lafayette would visit, she was a nine-year-old girl and she wrote all these reminiscences down. it is fascinating historic rhetoric and key evidence for us at tudor place. when britannia died in 1911, the estate and the house was divided amongst her five grandchildren. she died on the eve of her 96th birthday in january 1911. she outlived both her daughter and son-in-law. britannia wanted to ensure that everything was divided equally among her grandchildren so the contents of the house were inventoried. a paper inventory was done and every object got a paper label. you can see a number label on this small cup, and everything with a washington history got a mount vernon label. you can see many of these objects still have paper labels on them and it is an interesting part of their history as well. the thing to remember about a historic house like tudor place is changes over time. we are going to step into the dining room, originall

stewart. everybody except jimmy fallon seems to think they can play to half the country, the half that they think doesn't like this president. >> marthatephen colbert's response last night. here's what he said. >> i had a few choice insults for the president in return. i don't regret that. i believe he can take care of himself. i have jokes, he has the launch codes. so, a fair fight. while i would do it again, i would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be preheated >> martha: what do you think about that? >> the only words that stephen colbert should have added, were i am sorry, to that lame nonapology, and which he seemed to be doubling down on what was a gratuitously offensive joke about the president of united states. he has a talented comedian. i have been on the air with him. this was beneath him. by the way, cbs also needs to address whether it should allow this kind of garbage on the air because it's a pretaped show. some suit at cbs thought it was okay to air. it wasn't something about was blurted out. it was scripted. >> martha: i think that some people would say we got to this sort of dialogue, the presi