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

. >> gilbert baker, the man who designed the rainbow flag died. fellow activist cleef jones said my dearest friend in the world is gone. gilbert baker gave the world the rainbow flag, gave me 40 years of love and friendship. abc news is live in san francisco with more on his legacy. he created a symbol for an entire movement. >> dan let me tell through is a vigil planned this evening for gilbert baker beginning at 7:00 a.m. at castro and market. you were right, this has been a surprise to so many people. a friend of his called me over the phone to let me know gilbert baker passed today. he died in his sleep in his apartment in new york. and what can i say? what a life. he described the flag as symbol of hope. it was gay activist harvey milk who pushed him to make something positive for the gay community. he told me he picked the rainbow because it is the one thing that everyone loves to see up in the sky. so he spent days and days dyeing and sewing that flag. it finally went up in june 1978. now his good friend cleve jones was there with him. so w

you are on with lisa gilbert. caller: good morning. ms. gilbert, you are very disingenuous. the so-called polluting of the waters is not what happened. it was a regulation designed to make companies responsible, not only for the downstream, but for the upstream, for miles and miles. it is also, when you talk about planned parenthood, this is all another story that you are telling. it has nothing to do with that. it has everything to do with funds that are spent on planned parenthood. we have health care. you can go to any community bank and community services and get birth control. you can get family counseling through many, many organizations, not just planned parenthood. and the foreign corrupt services act, whatever you are talking about there, what you are talking about is the demand to show financial records as to the expenditures put in foreign countries so that they can be sued. this is what it is all about. you are very disingenuous. host: let's let lisa gilbert respond. guest: you are matching a couple of the congressional review act challenges that have been signed

gilbert was an lgbt activist.. the father of the iconic rainbow flagthat became the symbol for the fight for equality in the lgbt community. longtime friend cleve jones.. who made the aids memorial quilt remembers baker's generosity.sot cleve jones, baker's friendyou know i told him he should patent it and he said no its his gift to the world adn consequently lived most of his live near poverty. the flag has become ubiquitous its known everywhere on the planet and he never made a penny off of it. the flag first flew in 1978..in san francisco..sot cleve jones, baker's friendwe raised it up and the wind caught them. and they flew out and the march arrived and we just stood there and watched as these thousands and thousands adn thousands of people marched under the flag, looked up, their faces lit up and without any explanation at all everyone knew immediately that this was our flag.state senator scott weiner arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbian aunt,

gilbert baker was 65. individual we'll start in 30 minutes. that 7 o'clock in san francisco near castro and market street.>> your watching the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm. undocumented immigrants for arrest as they go to court for unrelated reasons. >>> alyana gomez is in the newsroom now. >> reporter: this all started earlier this week when california supreme court chief justice issued a statement saying arresting people at court houses undermines public safety. there have been reports of ice arrests at court houses in california, oregon and texas in recent weeks. california chief justice says courthouses should join schools and hospitals as places where ice agents don't make arrests. today the san francisco do you -- da added his voice to the bait -- debate. >> you're talking about the must see violence. i could go on and on.

gilbert baker was 65 years old. sharon chin, kpix5. >> this statement from mayor ed lee, gilbert was a trailblazer for lgbt rights, a powerful artist and true friend to all who knew him. our thoughts are with his friends and family. he will be misses. tonight the rain bow flag flies at half staff from the mayor's balcony in honor of gilbert barrack. >>> the fbi is investigating if president trump's campaign aides helped russia as early as a year ago in an attempt to sabotage the democratic party. fired national security advisor michael nunn said he's willing to testify about -- flynn said he's willing to testify about the suspected russian interference in the u.s. election if he's given immunity from prosecution. president trump said mike flynn should ask for immunity and believes this is a witch hunt. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee said it's too early to discuss any deal with any witnesses. >>> the top republican on that committee is in the central valley tonight and as kpix5 political reporte

i also like the board to adjourn in memoriam for gilbert baker. gilbert a dear friend of mine was a creator of the rainbow flag and really take a moment to think about that. our community did not have a symbol other than the pink triangle that the nazi put on us as they took us to contration camps in the 30's and somehow the geneerous of inspiration came upon the symbol that captured diversity the community and joy of the community and captored the love and it spread worldwide. everywhere in the world, russian they banned the rainbow flag. it's also says a lot about gilbert that he never patened it or trademarked it or tried to make a nickel off it and people urged him. [inaudible]ed you should paten that and gilbert said no this is for everybody. what made gilbert so unique is at his heart he was a artist so everybody looks at the flag pole. i helped gilbert put that up we cornered mayor brown one day and that is a flag pole. it is a art installation and if you would ever talk to gilbert about that that would be how he would describe it. that's w

i also like the board to adjourn in memoriam for gilbert baker. gilbert a dear friend of mine was a creator of the rainbow flag and really take a moment to think about that. our community did not have a symbol other than the pink triangle that the nazi put on us as they took us to contration camps in the 30's and somehow the geneerous of inspiration came upon the symbol that captured diversity the community and joy of the community and captored the love and it spread worldwide. everywhere in the world, russian they banned the rainbow flag. it's also says a lot about gilbert that he never patened it or trademarked it or tried to make a nickel off it and people urged him. [inaudible]ed you should paten that and gilbert said no this is for everybody. what made gilbert so unique is at his heart he was a artist so everybody looks at the flag pole. i helped gilbert put that up we cornered mayor brown one day and that is a flag pole. it is a art installation and if you would ever talk to gilbert about that that would be how he would describe it. that's w

gilbert baker was 65 years old. kpix 5. >> san francisco mayor ed lee sent out a statement saying, gilbert was a quote, trail blazer, a powerful artist and a true friend to all who who knew him. >>> san francisco's public schools have a new leader, the new superintendent this week, dr. vincent matthews, deep ties to the bay area and education here. he once served as an administrator in oakland and principal at at san francisco charter school, though he says he's facing a new set of challenges, he believes the biggest is the opportunity gap. >> how do we deliver on the promuscis of a high-quality education for -- on the promise of a high-quality education for everybody, the number one, most important interaction in our system is the interaction between the teacher and student. >> he says he'll spends his first 90 days lining to the community and learning what needs to be done. the board is expected to officially vote to hire him and finalize his contract on tuesday. >>> the bay area just got a little more thrilling.

gilbert was an lgbt activist.. the father of the iconic rainbow flagthat became the symbol for the fight for equality in the lgbt community. longtime friend cleve jones.. who made the aids memorial quilt remembers baker's generosity.sot cleve jones, baker's friendyou know i told him he should patent it and he said no its his gift to the world adn consequently lived most of his live near poverty. the flag has become ubiquitous its known everywhere on the planet and he never made a penny off of it. the flag first flew in 1978..in san francisco..sot cleve jones, baker's friendwe raised it up and the wind caught them. and they flew out and the march arrived and we just stood there and watched as these thousands and thousands adn thousands of people marched under the flag, looked up, their faces lit up and without any explanation at all everyone knew immediately that this was our flag.state senator scott weiner arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbian aunt,

finally, just over 250 years since the famous naturalist, gilbert white, recorded the first butterfly in hampshire. that is a good enough excuse in hampshire. that is a good enough excuse to ask expert matthew oates to tell us more about these colourful wonders of nature. —— gilbert white. butterflies captivated me as a child, and that fascination blossomed, and became my life ‘s work. they have been admired, collected, and recorded, in southern england, for 250 years. each summer, i try to visit as many of the special places where butterflies occui’. special places where butterflies occur. today, selbourne is a place of pilgrimage for naturalists. they are attracted here by the living memory of the reverend gilbert white, the forefather of natural history. this is where it all started, the first record for a butterfly in hampshire was of aim mail brimstone, seen on the 8th of march, 1766, by the reverend, gilbert white, here, in selbourne, in hampshire. —— male brimstone butterfly. he regarded the brimstone of being a harbinger of spring, and even today, butterfly people

gilbert was an lgbt activist.. the father of the iconic rainbow flagthat became the symbol for the fight for equality in the lgbt community. longtime friend cleve jones.. who made the aids memorial quilt remembers baker's generosity.sot cleve jones, baker's friendyou know i told him he should patent it and he said no its his gift to the world adn consequently lived most of his live near poverty. the flag has become ubiquitous its known everywhere on the planet and he never made a penny off of it. the flag first flew in 1978..in san francisco..sot cleve jones, baker's friend we raised it up and the wind caught them. and they flew out and the march arrived and we just stood there and watched as these thousands and thousands adn thousands of people marched under the flag, looked up, their faces lit up and without any explanation at all everyone knew immediately that this was our flag.state senator scott weiner arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbian aunt,

. >>> now to san francisco and a tribute tonight to gilbert baker. he is the artist and activist who created the rainbow flag that became a worldwide symbol of lbgt pride. baker passed away last night. ktvu's jana katsuyama is in the castro where dozens gathered for a moment of silence and a march. >> reporter: julie, it was very emotional here tonight as people gathered right underneath the flag that was well designed by gilbert. some of them were his friends, others were just long-time admirers. the sun caught all the colors of the rainbow on friday evening. while below a painful party. with hugs and tears to the man who created the iconic symbol of the gay community. >> baker passed away last night peacefully in his sleep and in his home in harlem, new york. >> reporter: queen jones, baker's dear friend for four decades asked for a moment of silence. some said baker never wanted the rainbow flag to fly at half staff. >> he said no, it is the strength of the gay community around the world. >> reporter: in a tribute to that strength and baker's lega

. >> long liver gilbert baker. >> reporter: in honor of gilbert baker, the man that created the iconic gay flag, a group of marchers carried the banner down castro street. it was one of the last creations. in 1978, baker was commissioned by former san francisco supervisors harvey milk to create the flag. gay rights activists shared it at a gathering of 200 people. >> gilbert left him help him dye the fabrics of the first plaque. >> reporter: when he talked to my colleagues before the premier of abc's mini series. he shared some of the same memories. >> hand dyed, cotston. >> reporter: gilbert baker was 65-years-old, a part of a generation that pulled the gay community out of the closet and survived the aids crisis. >> we managed to create lives from this. so gilbert was a part of that and the flag became this iconic symbol that was identifying him anywhere. >> reporter: the colors of the rainbow were intended to be a symbol of hope and community. during the memorial the flack was lowered in baker's honor and replaced with a new one, a lasting icon of his legacy? san francisco, abc 7 ne

dozen of people gathered tonight in san francisco to remember gilbert baker. he designed the iconic global symbol which means so much for gay and straight people. he died last night. tonight a celebration of his life. nbc bay area's gene elle joins us from the castro this evening with his lasting impact. >> reporter: gilbert baker died of natural causes in new york. he's gone but his creation isn't going anywhere. that rainbow flag is a symbol of unity and safety for a community that will not forget him. >> larger struggle for peace and for social justice. >> mr. jones told the crowd about his friend and fellow civil rights activist gilbert baker and san francisco's castro district. gathering under the rainbow flag baker created in 1978. it became the unifying symbol for the lgbtq community after baker flew it at the pride parade celebration nearly 40 years ago. >> their faces lit up and without any explanation at all everyone knew immediately that this was now our tlag. >> reporter: baker's creation is now a symbol of inclusion around the world. the flag flew

so gilbert was a part of that. and the flag became this iconic symbol that was identifiable anywhere. >> reporter: the colors of the rainbow were intended to be a symbol of hope and unity. during a memorial the famous castro flag was honore in baker's honor and replaced with a new one, a lasting icon of his legacy. nbc 7 news. three people are accused of starting a major fire under interstate 85 in atlanta. police arrested them for thursday's fire that burned so hot, it caused a bridge to collapse. officials haven't said how it started. one man is still in jail. part of i-85 will be closed for months. crews will have to replace nearly 250 feet of highway. $10 million in federal fund willing help to go to fix it. >>> now to a potentially life-threatening recall t. makers of the epipen and epipen, jr., 13 lots made between december of 2015 and judgment of 2016 may not work in an emergency. for all the details go to our website abc 7 news.com or our mobile app. consumers should seek emergency medical help right away i

applause now, finally, it'sjust over 250 years since the famous naturalist gilbert white recorded the first butterfly in hampshire, and that's a good enough excuse to ask expert matthew oates to tell us more about these colourful wonders of nature. butterflies captivated me as a child, and that fascination blossomed and became my life's work. they have been admired, collected and recorded in southern england for 250 years. each summer, i try to visit as many of the special places where our rarer butterflies occur. today, selbourne is a place of pilgrimage for naturalists. they are attracted here by the memory, the living memory, of the reverend gilbert white, the forefather of natural history. this is where it all started. the first record for a butterfly in hampshire was of a male brimstone seen on march 8th, 1766, by the reverend gilbert white, here in selbourne in hampshire. now, white regarded the brimstone as being the harbinger of spring and even today it is a butterfly that people diligently look out for on the first warm days of spring. there are other familiar butterflies. we

and finally, belgium's phillipe gilbert took an impressive solo victory in one of cycling's five one—day "monuments" — the tour of flanders. the home favourite pulled clear with more than 50 kilometres to go over the belgian hills and cobbles and finished in style, hopping off his bike and carrying it over the line. apparently that is allowed in the rules. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. hello and welcome.

thank you, johnny gilbert. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. to get started today, two important numbers that i would like to bring to your attention. first, this is "jeopardy!'s" 7,500th episode. [ applause ] now in television history, that's not a record, but very, very impressive when you think that we've been on for 33 years. now the second number that is also very impressive -- the average win in every game this week is a shade over $25,000. so, aaron, andrea, and eric, don't let me down today. [ laughter ] good luck. here we go. let's find out about the categories. that narrows it down. [ chuckles ] oh! and finally... eric, off you go. special double k for $200, please, alex. eric.

. >> today gilbert baker that invented the famous rainbow flag has died. abc interviewed baker for a story that aired earlier this month during the abc mini event series when we rise, which chronicled the lgbt rights movement. >> flags are about power. flags say something. you put a rainbow flag on your windshield, you're saying something. >> reporter: gilbert baker created what was the most recognizable symbol in the world. testifies quickly persuaded to create a positive symbol for the gay community. baker came up with the colors of the rainbow, dying the fabric and sewing. >> when i started the aids memorial quilt, everybody said it was a stupid idea but gilbert told me to do it and to tell them all to shut up and just start sewing. >> state senator scott weiner said he embraced the flag when he came out as a gay man. >> there were all sorts of symbols for the community and for many of us, that's part of coming into the community and gilbert created that. >> a mile-long flag was carried by 5,000 people in new york city, one of his greatest accomplishmen

philippe gilbert became the first belgian in five years to win a major classic after claiming a crash—hit tour of flanders on sunday. one of the pre—race favourites in world champion peter sagan went down in a crash 17 kilometres from the finish line that saw his hope evaporate as the quick step floors rider gilbert eased to victory in the belgian colours. it is only very special. these colours, the support they had for the whole day. i think with this on, people will recognise me. i had a lot of support. 0n the pga tour american russell henley has won the houston 0pen in texas by three stroke finishing on 20—under. his compatriot rickie fowler started poorly double bogeying the second and despite a late flourish with shots like this couldn't make up the deficit finishing tied for third on 16 under. the winner played near the peak of game to claim a third pga tour victory and secure the final berth to the masters teeing off on thursday at augusta national in georgia. the final round of the ana inspiration took a dramatic turn midway through as leader lexi thompson was handed a four—

i also like the board to adjourn in memoriam for gilbert baker. gilbert a dear friend of mine was a creator of the rainbow flag and really take a moment to think about that. our community did not have a symbol other than the pink triangle that the nazi put on us as they took us to contration camps in the 30's and somehow the geneerous of inspiration came upon the symbol that captured diversity the community and joy of the community and captored the love and it spread worldwide. everywhere in the world, russian they banned the rainbow flag. it's also says a lot about gilbert that he never patened it or trademarked it or tried to make a nickel off it and people urged him. [inaudible]ed you should paten that and gilbert said no this is for everybody. what made gilbert so unique is at his heart he was a artist so everybody looks at the flag pole. i helped gilbert put that up we cornered mayor brown one day and that is a flag pole. it is a art installation and if you would ever talk to gilbert about that that would be how he would describe it. that's w

they get to the pacific in late 1943 and almost immediately are thrown into action against the gilbert islands. he will be involved in action against the japanese in the gilbert's and the marshall islands, along the philippine coast. the ship will earn eight house dollars -- battle stars. an opportunity arises for him to become the assist did -- assistant navigator. he has earned a reputation as a valid officer and he is given that responsibility by the captain. which means that he moves from the fan tail of the ship up to the command bridge of the ship. his general order station is now on the ships tower on the command ridge as the officer of the deck, he stands alongside the captain and navigator of the ship. in his own words "now in the center of the action." he spends as much time in combat in the pacific with this ship as any other world war ii president we have. he earns eight battle stars, they are in a number of engagements, they are supporting mc arthur's landing in the philippines, it is during that activity in december of 1944 where he comes close to losing his life. the shi

gilbert baker died in his apartment in new york city, and tonight in less than an hour, there is a vigil planned for him at castro and market under his flag. >> flags are about power. flags say something, you put a rainbow flag on your windshield, you're saying something. >> reporter: gilbert baker created what may be the largest symbol of tolerance. baker came one a flag with the colors of the rainbow, spending months dying the fabric and sewing. those who knew him say he always pushed for what he believed in. >> when i started the aids memorial quilt, everybody said it was a stupid idea, but -- >> he embraced the federal when he came out as a gay man. >> there were all sorts of rainbow symbols for the community and for many of us, that's part of our coming into the community and gilbert created that. >> reporter: the rain bow flag was on the cover of life magazine after creating a mile long flag carried by 5,000 people in new york city. one of his greatest accomplishments. another memorable moment was being recognized by president obama. baker never stopped working as an advocate for c

next, lisa gilbert of public citizens on congressional rollback of obama administration relations. lynch on the federal role in police reform. the:00, laura keller on wells fargo investigation. ♪ host: good morning. it is friday, april 14, joy 17. on today's "washington journal" the headlights focus on u.s. military actions after a 21,000 pound bomb was dropped in afghanistan. that strike, using the largest nonnuclear weapon in america's arsenal is the latest in a .eries of actions u.s. officials and experts say the increased show of strength is sent to --

gilbert was 65 years old. no word yet on the cause of death. >>> californians will soon have to pay more for a pack of cigarettes. a new $2 cigarette tax goes into effect tomorrow. it was approved by voters through prop 56. it significantly is higher than the current 87-cent tax and will increase the cost of a standard pack to about eight on nine dollars. a 27% tax goes on "vaping" products. most of it goes to medi-cal. >>> a california cat that went missing years ago will soon be back at home in watsonville. a reporter was there for the boo boo happy family reunion. >> reporter: the cat's trip from california to guelff will be a mystery. how she got here no one knows but for years after she left she went home. >> we are going to miss her but i think the excitement of getting her back to her owners is going to overpower how much we'll miss her. >> reporter: not the quietest drive to the buffalo area. >> meow, meow! >> reporter: but worth it for the sweet reunion for the woman who came to take her home. >> boo

gilbert baker died at his home in new york city yesterday. he was 65. on pbs newshour weekend sunday, how brexit could affect daily life in the british territory of gibraltar. >> what is going to happen with all the groceries and the shoes and other things we export from spain to the u.k.? >> sreenivasan: finally, speaking to business leaders in columbus, ohio, today, vice president mike pence predicted president trump's supreme court nominee, judge neil gorsuch, will win senate confirmation next week "one way or another." republicans would need six democratic senators to reach the 60 votes required under current rules to confirm gorsuch, but republicans have hinted they're willing to change the rules to confirm him by a simple majority. only two of the 48 democratic senators have said they'll vote for gorsuch while most have vowed to filibuster. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possib

gilbert shelton and others, the rag is the underground newspaper in austin in the 1960s and i talk about it in that chapter, the texas capital city. and this incredible compendium, you can look at the issues and snapshots of so much that was going on, the other movements of the entire period. an interesting matter to reflect on and i grapple with it as best i can in the book, the question of how universal in scope and nature the counterculture is. think of the counterculture, in new york city, san francisco, we think of other pockets above la and so forth but the reality is young people congregate and find seeds for and the planting of the counterculture which means virtually any college university has the possibilities inherent in the fact that there was a community of like-minded people that would be present. for instance, one of the focal for focal points is on austin, texas, university of texas, people would question why that would be included. austin and the university of texas were epicenters in their own fashion, the antiwar movement, with the women's movement, we use that as a mi

gilbert carrow chicago can tell us. he was profiled in the tribune article i mentioned. he received his masters in business administration from devry university. he took on nearly 100,000 -- $100,000 in debt for his masters in business administration. he believed that that debt was worth it because it was going to unlock the door to a high-paying job and financial security. have any idea what gilbert carrow is doing now with his devry university master's of business administration? he's a prison guard in illinois. while he has a good job, he certainly didn't need $100,000 in debt to be a prison guard. and it's far from what he was promised by devry when he signed up. gilbert like so many other students who go for for-profit colleges was lured in by an amazing marketing campaign, flashy advertisements and empty promises n. 2016 -- in 2016 devry university for-profit school agreed to a $100 million settlement with the federal trade commission for, quote, misleading prospective students with ads that touted high employment success rates and income levels upon graduation. de

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there's new kinds of economics that are in place during this period, we think of robert crone and gilbert shelton and others, the rag is the underground newspaper in boston in the 1960s and i talk about it again in that chapter on texas. >> the capital city and it was this incredible compendium of that publication was and you can go back and look at the issues and you can get these snapshot looks of so much that was going on vis-c-vis the counterculture, the other movements in the period. really interesting matter to reflect on and i grapple with this as best i can in the book is the question of how universal in scope and nature the counterculture proved to be because we think of the counterculture, we think of greenwich village in new york city, we think of hate asked very in san francisco, we think of other pockets, venice about la and so forth. but the reality is where young people congregate, you can find seats before and then the planting of the counterculture. which means virtually any college university had the possibilities inherent in the fact that there was a community of like-m

jennifer gilbert reports for sinclair cares. in the basement of his home, he reflects on the major league career. but his role as a dad brought him struggles. he and his wife have four grown children, including mason who just turned 25 and still needs help shaving. mason has autism. taking care of him is a full-time job. >> if we didn't have a day program we wouldn't life. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> he spends his days at a day program that provides young doesn'ts with autism job training. to help transition to the real world. there is a stark reality that every family faces. >> there is a world in autism falling off the cliff. >> when the service and the support available to the school age children are gone. there is another reality. mason's transition to adult life bring its own challenges. his part-time job gives him independence. but it isn't easy. for every child with autism there is the question about the future. >> what happens to him when that is many parent's biggest fear. >> for sinclair cares i'm jennifer gilber

we now know the cause of death for gilbert baker... the man credited with creating the gay-pride rainbow flag. coming upyou notice the speed sign back there says 15 (15?) yea yea it's a school zone (thought it was 30) i had you, you thought it was 30) you might want to pay closer attention to posted speed limits especially around school zones, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly ♪ ♪ it's spring, and we can't wait to open our sheds and get working on our yards. scotts and miracle-gro are here to help. we make it easy to grow thick, healthy lawns, spectacular plants, and bountiful flowers. because when spring starts right, the months that follow stay perfect. load up your shed with scotts and miracle-gro. it's time to get outside. ♪ ♪ (ááájustineááá) we know now the cause of death for gilbert baker... the man who created the iconic gay-rights rainbow flag.(áávoáá) the new york city medical examiner's office says baker died of natural causes. his cause of death...heart disease. 65-year-old baker was

host: what evidence do you have of that, gilbert? we lost him. james. good morning. i think the president should in fact contact congress before attacking a country unless there's imminent threat to the united states. i believe that's a quote from the constitution. the other point i want to make said itpresident trump was the images that caused him to act. , children killed at sandy hook. or didone really acted anything in spite of what obama asked congress to do. syria ands killed in we can basically start of war. in sandy hook we go on as business as usual because the nra says we don't need to do anything about guns. thank you for taking my call. a blog talking about the president communication with congress under the war powers resolution. after thatdline action to communicate with congress about why he did it. the text of that letter on their blog. ofng through the timeline the strike and the president writing i acted in the vital national security and foreign policy interest of the united states pursuant to my congressional authorities to induct foreign relation

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. >> gilbert let me help him dye the fabric of the flags. >> the organic hand-dyed -- >> he was 65 years old, and part of a generation that pulled the gay community out of the closet and survived the aids crisis. >> the flag became this iconic symbol that was identifiable anywhere. >> reporter: the colors of the rainbow were hoped to be a symbol of unity. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> tonight three people are accused of starting a major fire under interstate 85 in atlanta. police arrested them for yesterday's fire that burned so hot. it caused a bridge to collapse. officials have not said how it started, and one man is in jail tonight and due to appear in court tomorrow, and part of i-85 will be closed for months, and this is a heavily travelled stretch of road, and $10 million in federal will go to help fix it. >>> officers recovered $100,000 in cash and rare coins during a traffic stop on the bay bridge. the chp tweeted a photo of the officers. a week ago they spotted the vehicle suspected in the theft of an elderly's person home in san francisco and made the arrest, and the suspect