marshmallow fluff—filled whoopie pies. am i making you hungry?at our next guest offers at his businesses. tarek malouf started up the hummingbird bakery to fill a gap in the uk market for traditional american baking. he's taken the business from a single store on notting hill's portobello road to a 129—person strong company, with seven stores in the uk, and a turnover of £6.6 million — that's around $8.5 million — last year. the company is now expanding abroad. it has four franchises in the middle east, and is seeking franchise partners in russia, india and china. and tarek has written four best—selling cookbooks, sharing the secrets of his sweet recipes. he is here with a box of cupcakes and they've not been eaten yet! i've never seen anyone so and they've not been eaten yet! i've never seen anyone so excited about a box! laughter tarek, good morning. we'd like to talk to you. welcome to the programme. let's talk about how it all began. we probably take this for granted, cupcakes in the uk. they are an american import and you we re they are an a

we have also heard from whoopi goldberg, who called the death ofjerry lewis again for heaven but a bigjim carey has said that rule was no dummyjerry lewis was a great person. because without calibration betweenjerry lewis and dean martin, they teamed up lewis and dean martin, they teamed up in atlantic et, went on to make more than a dozen films together and to host the colgate comedy hour, very popular show on nbc. basically, itjerry very popular show on nbc. basically, it jerry lewis very popular show on nbc. basically, itjerry lewis was this dude will stop dean martin was the ladies man. and they split acrimoniously, didn't talk to each other for more than 20 yea rs, before talk to each other for more than 20 years, before being reunited by, of all people, franks sinatra at a muscular dystrophy telephone which jerry lewis hosted for many years, raising a lot of money for the charity. anti-white in so many mediums, started in vaudeville, and successful across radio, television, film, and we're hearing more and more about the philanthropic out of him as well, ratings are much money fo

whoopi goldberg calling him a fall on your face laughing xheed kran.ger john legend produced a film about him saying dick gregory lived an amazing, revolutionary life. a few years ago, he was asked how he wanted to be remembered. he said i'm the turtle. hard on the outside. soft on the inside. and willing to stick your neck out. he was 84 years of age. and certainly willing to stick his neck out. >> an important time to be having this conversation in america. >> absolutely. and very, very funny comic. >> absolutely. >> one of the jokes i read he said he spent nine months at a sit-in at a lunch counter. when it was finally integrated, they didn't have anything he wanted to eat. >> all right, ron. thank you for bringing us that story. >>> coming up on "gma," the eclipse is just around the corner. you don't need fancy equipment to enjoy the viewing. the tools you may find in the kitchen cabinet. >>> the little league world series goes big. why major leaguers will be taking to the field. it's coming up on "gma" this sunday morning. keep it here. coming up.

if you watch "the view," whoopi says it, joy says, the guy in the white house. the office but we have to remember that the person in the office needs to respect the office in order to garner respect from other people. he is the leader. so if he doesn't respect the office, then why should other people do it? i, as an american, as a journalist, i respect that he's president of the united states. i call him the president. but . . . . if he want people to start calling him the president, rather than 45, he needs to start acting like the president of all people rather than his supporters when he goes to the rallies and has those people supporting him and yelling back at him. >> i think it is somewhat insulting to the american public to assume we can't see tho that those remarks felt forced. they definitely didn't feel genuine. he said it. so what? >> in charlottesville, it is a tragedy to lose any life. heather heyer, that was one person. what happens when it happens again. we're going to leave it, laid, don, thank you so much. we appreciate the conversation and the

. >> i love whoopi goldberg's language by the way, that said everything as she held back as far as possible from that guy. candidate trump was subjected to harsh criticism. >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some, i assume are good people. >> i think islam hates us. there's something -- something there that's a tremendous hatred there. we have to get to the bottom of it. >> you take a look at the innercities, you get no education, no jobs. you get shot walking down the street. their worse, i mean, honestly, places like afghanistan are safer than some of our innercities. >> get the point? yesterday in the wake of saturday's attack, religious and civil rights leaders called on the president to fire white house adviser steve bannon. also, sebastian gorka given their association with alt-right movements. the president on the civil and human rights said supporters of white supremacists should not serve in the white house or at any level of government. i think we all agree on that. at least those wat

of my auditions i booked a tv show called "just for kicks" on nickelodeon, executive produced by whoopig and about four girls on a soccer team. so we shot one season of that, got canceled and i was devastated. i was 15 and a half. i was, like, my life is trash, i don't know what i'm doing, i should pack it up. so then i went back to school and i auditioned for my school's improv team. they had this thing called "comedy sports," it's short form competitive team improv, sort of like whose line is this. i did one of the worst scenes ever. i think i was an astronaut who had an afro on the moon and my 'fro got cut off and i was, like, oh, hell no. it was a horrible scene but i was 16 and it was good for me. it felt right. >> rose: that happens to people. actors will say, in college, i thought i would just try out doing this because i wanted to meet young women, you know, and so they go and all of a sudden they're on stage and they say, oh, wow, i love this. or people find certain sports they love because they simply went out for it and all of a sudden you say, i'm for this, you know. and if

whoopi goldburg tweeted, "jerry lewis passed today, millions around the world loved him, millions ofids he helped with his telethons. r.i.p. and condolences to his family." jamie lee curtis tweeted, "jerry lewis loomed large with my family. he made me and many laugh." as you know, lewis hosted his final telethon back in 2011. he raised over $1.6 billion in 45 years. i found this great article he did in an interview with "vanity fair" that year. they asked how would you like to die, and in true lewis fashion, he said, i didn't know we had a choice. >> very straight forward, certainly. those telethons, we all can remember either our parents or having to watch it or turning on the tv during that holiday and seeing him and so many other greats. thank you so much, nbc's morgan radford. of course, we'll continue to follow the loss of jerry lewis, dead at the age of 91, throughout this hour and next. stay with us on msnbc for that. >>> we'll also look back to what's happening here in washington, d.c., when we talk about politics. more of that right after this. (vo) more "doing chores for mo

whoopi goldberg calling him a fall on your face legend.ing, revolutionary life. ron claiborne. abc news, new york. >> we ain't looking for him. i'm trying to find my daddy. it's great to see he was funny late into his life there. >>> when we come back, we're celebrating a dirty 30th birthday. >> while another birthday boy gets cheeky. "the skinny" is next. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. (tiffany) ask yourself what your children or cigarettes. for as long as i can remember, my mother smoked. she died from lung cancer when i was 16. i could not take the chance of continuing smoking and not being here for my daughter. i know how much i needed my mom still, and i didn't realize it until i had lost her. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> okay, so it's your monday skinny, and we're kicking things off by wishing dirty dancing a happy 30th birthday. can you believe it's been 30 ye

whoopi goldberg calling him a fall on your face legend. an amazing, revolutionary life. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> we ain't looking for him. i'm trying to find my daddy. it's great to see he was funny late into his life there. >>> when we come back, we're celebrating a dirty 30th birthday. >> while another birthday boy gets cheeky. "the skinny" is next. birthday. while another birthday boy gets cheeky. >>> ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> okay, so it's your monday skinny, and we're kicking things off by wishing dirty dancing a happy 30th birthday. can you believe it's been 30 years? >> i can't believe it. >> it's a movie that taught us that nobody puts baby in a corner. >> so many good lines. this is my dance space, this is your dance space, don't come into my dance space. it's hard to imagine anybody besides patrick swayze and jennifer gray playing those roles. but can you imagine that val kilmer was being offer the the role? the sound track went platinum 11 times in the u.s. and sold 32 million copies worldwide. >> originally they tho

these are some of the comedians like whoopi goldberg as well as civil rights leaders, like the reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson as well. >>> and 25-year-old antonio williams confessed to stabbing his 6-year-old sister and two cousins. their bodies were found on friday inside a home on clinton. investigators say williams' mother left him to watch over the girls. >> my heart goes out to the family. i don't have an opinion because i don't know all the facts but i am sure that family is devastated, and we as a community would like to support that family in any way we can. >> williams is facing murder charges for their deaths. >>> to rally against white supremacy. in dallas, 2,300 people gathered to make their voices heard. one of the biggest gatherings happened in boston. >> in boston, spreading a message of unity and equality. a response to last week's white nationalists in charlottesville, a free speech rally. >> i was thinking that we should show up to let the protesters of the so called free speech valley know they are in the minority. >> the free speech rally attracted 50 people.

over was going to do it, whoopi goldberg was going to do a comment fell by the wayside. but it is happening now. think goodness for you and your brother and those people accepting that. inre is so much diversity production companies now. leaps and bounds. how do we make that happen in the rest of the world? hollywood is pretty good about that. we make that happen elsewhere? >> my has been kind of said it best in his interview. itmy husband kind of said best. in the african-american community we have to be accepting. a lot of things we sweep under the rug. if you hit has a learning disability, or reading disability, or whatever. instead of getting them the proper help. that is one of the big things we have to recognize is not to be ashamed to talk about it and accept it and try to get the help that is needed. >> we have spoken about the training with producers and writers and others. how about the -- i mean everybody involved -- everyone from makeup to customs to the logistics to -- you know, housing -- to all of the other components because that is a -- you know -- reall

now, she makes whoopi twice a year.s her birthday. >> and his birthday. >> what about anniversary? >> that's new years eve. >> true. >> right, right, right, new years eve is our anniversary well, you know, the day is young, we'll see what happens. >> that's true. >> area fog still out there this morning. with bus stop buddy, and he's celebrating national roller coaster day, just like life. it is a roller coaster ride. temperatures are in the 60s and 70s to get started, and we still have our dense fog advisory in effect for most of the counties in our viewing area. so, watch out, allow some extra time this morning, because we're still socked in with fog, and in lancaster, millville, pottstown, allentown, developed g only quarter mile visibility there. so still slowing you down in a lot of places. sun is trying to burn through that fog here in the city. it is 71 degrees with 6-mile per hour breeze out of the northwest. and that northwesterly breeze means it will be slightly less humid today than it will be tomorrow. so th

. >> whoopie goldberg tweeted...ondolences to his family ton us who will not have his insight to lean on rip. >> reverend jesse jackson he taught us how to laugh, he thought us how to fight, he taught us how to live. dick gregory was committed to justice i miss him already. rip. >> also over the weekend the comedy world lost another all-time great. kevin mccarthy here with more. >> good morning to you guys. jerry lewis passing this is very sad. >> yeah. >> i will say this. i'm 33 years old i put this in perspective when he became important in my life i saw the 1996 remake of the nutty professor with eddie murphy which my parents said you have to go back and watch the i think we have video of that classic film the nutty professor in 1963 which is obviously one of the funniest films all time. i will say this. i love how clever the trailer was back in the '60s they never showed you what he became in the trailer. he actually said you need to get to the theater and experience it. spoiler free essentially. but, you know, t

career, and features archival performances along with interviews from billy crystal, jerry lewis and whoopi goldberg. "i've gotta be me" premieres at the toronto international film festival in september.(nat music) "california dreaming, on such a winter's day, on such a winter's day."lin manuel-miranda hammed it up in hollywood. the "hamilton" creator and star gave a live "ham four ham" performance outside the pantages theater, wednesday, in celebration of the tony award-winning musical's west coast opening night. the event also featured a ticket lottery where a few lucky "ham-fans" won the chance to purchase tickets for just ten dollars."we love it!" in hamilton-wood, i'm rick damigella. ( james ) and here's a live look outside...san mateo ( james ) breaking news this morning... one person is dead after an officer involved shooting in (robin) kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene with more. lydia? (lydia) an officer involved shooting leaves one person dead in livermore. it happned just before 9 last night on via deste. officers were called to the area after witnesses say a person wa

. >> additionally, some of the most creative people including whoopi goldberg, michael j fox, marlena, mark numbers who you will also meet today and others have disabilities. still, starting your own company in hollywood art for everyone. we need a wide range of choices. people with disabilities bring unique characteristics to the workplaces that benefit employers and organizations . amazon, atv, bank of america, tarbox, walgreens, walmart and others all have shown that employers with disabilities are loyal and help them make more money. >> students with developmental disabilities who are not rebound but who can legally stay in school until they are21 years old , we should enable them to have freedom of choice and to let them choose whether they want to spendtheir last year of school in the classroom or in a real-world apprenticeship . in programs such as project search. >> project search is already serving was to 3000 young people with disabilities each year and they are getting close to a 70 percent job success rate and competitive integrated employment for youth whose disabilities

mccain and bob dole called have physical disabilities additionally the most creative people including whoopi goldberg erg marc summers and others have disabilities but still we need a wide range of choices be put disabilities' bring unique characteristics that benefit employers and organizations amazon, they give america, starbucks wal-mart and others have shown employe is the disabilities are loyal and help them make more money. those who could legally stay in school until 21 years old to enable them to have freedom of choice and let them choose if they want to spend their last time in a classroom where real-world apprenticeships projects search 3,000 people with disabilities each year with a 70 percent job success rate with competitive integrated employment for those disabilities are significant under republican governor scott walker and john kasich. this is a bipartisan issue to enable young workers to do a great deal for the bottom line and customer service of hospitals or hotels or elder care. again people with disabilities want to be independent but at the same time some still need to