eddie?m not a cheerleader of the two parties and particularly of the democratic party. i don't want to say it's the paragon of virtue but the democratic party is my mvp this week. why? is whether they decided to or whether they forced to, they gave the nation a choice and that choice turns our attention from a past that was following swallowing everything whole to a future where we can actually have another opportunity, another chance in this country's present and in relation to its past, another chance, stephanie, to actually imagine a truly different way of being together. so they are my mvp for giving us a choice that's future oriented and not so tethered to the ghost of the past. >> all right then. eddie, thank you so much. kimberly, pete, john, thank you all for joining me on this friday night. for you at home, do not go anywhere is my mvp is coming back right after a short break. it is not in the world of politics but it is out of this world. world. sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pr

there's so many comics now. >> but, eddie, there's only one eddie murphy.there's only one eddie murphy. >> there's so many comics. what am i going to be doing, you know, different than all these other people? i'm not just thinking about stand-up. i think about music. >> music? >> stand-up and telling old stories, and i see more of a show -- >> will you do your life? >> do like an hour and a half where it's music and comedy. >> eddie on broadway. >> yeah, i see something like that more than me just doing stand-up. >> i love this idea. you're welcome for me bringing this out for you. so i'm thinkin >>> as the nation prepares to celebrate 248 years of independence, there's been a sweet discovery at the former home of george washington. scott macfarlane reports. >> reporter: at the riverfront estate of america's founding father, the caretakers just found the mother lode behind this cellar door. >> how rare is it to find something like this when you dig? >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime discovery. it's extraordinarily rare. >> reporter: along the potomac river at

kimberly atkins stohr and eddie glaude are back with us. point about the way that donald trump speaks about people across the board but especially women, especially the vice president, is offputting to a lot of different people, and women across the board are seeing this and they say we are not about to take this. it is something very specific about the way that he speaks about black people, kimberly, and i just, the highest ranking black person in the world right now is the vice president of the united states of america and black and south asian and i am deeply disturbed by it. it's something we all have felt, we all have witnessed in our own lives, someone suggesting that you are not qualified, they don't know nothing about you except that you are black -- >> just real quickly, they don't think she's black because everyone is tweeting, she ate black. okay. >> which is like well y'all don't know nothing about the slave trade. >> sub-saharan africa folks, -- >> but she's from oakland -- >> she's from oakland but you can also google jamaica

please welcome eddie murphy! >> jimmy: they love you. welcome back to new york city. this -- you were born in brooklyn. >> born in brooklyn. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers ] raised in long island. you got "snl" when you were 19. but you -- you actually have told this story about when your comedy career first took off. you were at a local -- it was a a talent show or something in -- in long island. and do you remember doing that? the date was july 9th, 1 1976, and the first thing i did when i got on stage was that i did an impression. i did -- i sang "let's stay together" like al green. >> jimmy: oh, wait, really? >> i had on a beige suit and green tie 'cause of al green. and i turned it out. >> jimmy: you did, yeah. [ laughter ] and you felt it right there. you go, "i got this. this is my --" >> no. i heard a girl in the audience. after i sang the first line, i heard this girl named libby go, "whoo!" and then -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that -- that was it. >> i said -- i've been in show business ever since. [ la

eddie, thanks for that. i su- ose next week. eddie, thanks for that.i suppose bardella will have a - next week. eddie, thanks for that. i suppose bardella will have a rolled | suppose bardella will have a rolled but he has proven he is a 28—year—old with a very big following on tiktok, but his experience may change. that's it from us here in paris. we will take a short break. lucy will be here after that. a short break. lucy will be here afterthat. don't a short break. lucy will be here after that. don't go away. hello there, good evening. it's been a very wet start tojuly for many of us, and the rain was especially heavy over the weekend. there's a lot more wet weather to come, too, in the forecast as we head through the rest of the week, low pressure remains in charge. it's going to stay unsettled, but it won't be wet all the time. lots of dry spells, some sunshine around at times. the sunshine best across northern england through today, but there will be more rain to come and that's courtesy of this deep area of low pressure just spinning these weat

our friend, eddie redmayne is back. [ cheers and applause ] eddie redmayne is back. very very funny comedian who has written for the adult swim series "joe pera talks with you," as well as "saturday night live." his new standup special "for the boys" is available on youtube. we'll have standup from dan licata. [ cheers and applause ] my brother and i have a new episode of our podcast "family trips with the meyers brothers." it is the always delight g notaro chehat wherer you get your podcasts. [ cheers and applause ] moving on. you guys, every once in a while -- 'cause look, i work hard. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] i work hard, you guys. i'm a dad, i'm a good dad. a loving husband. every now and then, i need a break. so i like to go day drinking with one of my friends. recently i did just that. let's take a look. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hey, everyone. i'm here at the dawson restaurant and bar in midtown manhattan with comedy legend julia louis-dreyfus. >> hi. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: julia's starring in a movie called "tuesday." it's new. >> ye

eddie. what has been the reaction _ what's his name? eddie.s his name? eddie. what has been the reaction to where - what's his name? eddie. what has been the reaction to where you - what's his name? eddie. what has been the reaction to where you are sitting right now? all of those england shirts. is everyone a fan? no! . ~ , ., england shirts. is everyone a fan? no! . ~ , . , england shirts. is everyone a fan? no! . y ., , ., no! . my wife claire, my older brother also _ no! . my wife claire, my older brother also my _ no! . my wife claire, my older brother also my mother - no! . my wife claire, my older brother also my mother and l brother also my mother and father—in—law and to camera shy people my brother and sister—in—law who don't want to be on. did people my brother and sister-in-law who don't want to be on.— who don't want to be on. did you have any doubts? _ who don't want to be on. did you have any doubts? when - who don't want to be on. did you have any doubts? when he - who don't want to be on. did you have any doubts? when he went|

the one, the only, eddie murphy -- [ cheers and applause ] is here in studio tonight.bout that? how about that? and she is a "new york times" best-selling author whose fantastic new book, "one of our kind" is on sale now. nicola yoon will also be joining us. so we got a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] my brother and i had a wonderful conversation with great comedian alex edelman on "family trips" this week. do listen to that wherever you get your podcast. and now, moving on. you guys, i don't have to tell you, summer, just around the corner. new york about to experience a brutal heat wave. everyone is sweaty and exhausted, and that includes my writers. you know, they write. they're always a little sweaty and exhausted. [ laughter ] but the hotter it gets, obviously the worse it gets. you know, they write hundreds of jokes every day just to get the ten or twelve we use in the monologue, and, honestly, a lot of those jokes just aren't good. [ laughter ] sometimes -- sometimes i think they throw in a few stinkers on purpose just to fill the page and meet the a

i am eddie micah julia, thanks for watching. we have more news at the top of the this video changed the world. it shows us soldiers killing civilians in the rock more often posting. it's julie and the songs became a wanted man. 14 years later, the we can makes found it is fine in the street. the gentlest traces the stories of a soldier under survivor of the attack they speak to each other for the 1st time. you are hard to forget, but that's a slow ways. don't think that i carry any resentment or a grudge in my heart towards.

eddy: it's been an impressive first half or risk assets.e the macro landscape remains constructive and favorable for equities and bonds. equities will be supported by rising corporate earnings. i think they will be supported as well. having said that, there are still results. they are shifting expectations around rate cuts as well as the upcoming u.s. election. that would trigger market volatility from time to time. the suggestion is to maintain a well diversified portfolio with that approach to optimize the investment returns and outcome. haidi: what are the most compelling opportunities within asia than? >> within equities, we think asia is in the sweet spot. valuation is still undemanding. it is supported by not just china but also other growth markets within the region such as india, south korea, taiwan, even aussie on. countries like singapore, malaysia. doing pretty well recently. as a whole, we are suggesting investors to adopt a broad asia exposure in order to have their smooth investment journey, reaping the benefits of diversifica

none of it made sense that i tell eddie all the time.t's a good look, and about to give you these jokes, it was mind-blowing. >> stephen: here is some good trouble. you hosted and made the netflix roast of tom brady. which was just nominated for an emmy for outstanding variety special. the other day you said this about tom brady, in this roast "he did for our climate sensitivity what was necessary." what did you mean by that? >> kevin: people have been waiting for the edge to return and comedy. it's not that it ever left but there's been a tiptoeing approach to what edge is or what it could be. although in a time where i think we've been, everybody's been put in a position to be more aware of feelings and more aware of the impact of words which is unbelievably right. we should. we should be aware. we should be respectful but in doing that i think there's also a balance in how you approach the craft of comedy. it was sensitized. it was like so sensitive for a moment that even the best of the best kind of stepped away for a second. in this

plus professor andauthor eddie glooib is here. and chief columnist national affairs analyst john heilemann is here. also joining us is political analyst erin haynes, editor at large. mya wiley, the vice president is not engaged in any of this. she hassen proven herself already not just in three days as the de facto nominee, but in months now, as focused on a rather singular message. we're not going back. her crowds are already chanting that. >> yeah, there's a direct line from the attack to project 2025. this blueprint that says very explicitly it wants to go after all the protections we created in civil rights laws through the civil rights movement, through the 60th anniversary of the civil rights act of 1964. when you hear them say she's a de and i fill in the blank, in addition to its overt racism and sexism, it's sexist and racist to say that by virtue of the fact she's a woman and a woman of color, she's not qualified. that's all they are saying. it's exactly the same thing if they put in the blueprint as the plan for the cou

by the way, in addition to eddie murphy , paul reiser, john ashten, and joseph gordon levit returnede on and from action comedies i propose to move on to romantic comedies. family affair rom com from the famous american director who gave the world, for example, such a film as paris, i love you, richard lagravenese. in the title role we will see the inimitable nicole keed. we know that for many this is already a reason to go see the australian star at least once. the ideal song for your ideal morning awakening, at the same time the articulatory apparatus was stretched and overall you were charged with a good mood, however, if you are watching belarus. to the good ranitsa belarus program, you are already in a good mood, but what can improve it even more, of course, the correct weather forecast, and olga venskaya is ready to share it, yes, summer continues to increase the temperature, in at least some regional centers it will be really hot today, in some, it’s as if someone turned on the air conditioner and forgot to turn off the details right now. so, today in minsk it’s hot 26:28, wit

mike myers, eddie murphy and cameron diaz are all set to return for the lovable 0gre's first film inameron diaz returns as princess fiona, and of course, eddie murphy will be back as donkey. and time now for 10 seconds of animals cooling down at prague zoo. as temperatures soar above 30 degrees, the zoo releases up to ten tonnes of ice when it gets too hot. i mean, look at that. sliding around in it and picking up with your trunk. that is one way to beat the heat. and you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up. a date with destiny, england score a late late winner against the netherlands, to make the final of the euros. no messing about for elena rybakhina — who makes the semis of wimbledon, with novak djokovic also through in the men's. and nevermind jimmy, gus atkinson steals the show at lords, with a debut to rememberfor england, in the first test against west indies. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a semi—final to remember for gareth southgate and england, at euro 202a. as they sea

. >> know, janet, hey, eddy, know fraser, frank, frank bred. >> how are you? >> fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory joined the nerivan brain health challenge look, we know it's going to be a big change. >> but it's the right thing to do for all of us it's just your mother and i went different things, which is why we got sling tv so we can watch live and free tv on one app that's right. >> dad gets live sports and news and i get my reality shows. >> and when we don't want to pay your mom and i can still good hundreds of channels for free thing is really keeping this family together. >> you have no idea who had no idea this is cnn the world's news network happening now, breaking news team biden digs in and amid rapidly escalating calls for the president to drop out of the 2024 race. we've learned one new democratic defection in particular good luck president biden seething also tonight, vice president harris, in the spotlight as she makes public appearances and privately talks with panic democratic donors, avoiding questions abou

d back the i, i'm eddie mike, a junior and you are welcome to the program. i'm glad that's just supreme court has drastically skilled back in controversial quota system for governments. jobs that spot weeks of unrest and let to thousands of that's thousands of students with us. the septic, into the streets, demanding the government of bodies, the photo system which sets aside about 50 percent of government's jobs for the families of veterans who fought in the country. as well for independence in 1971, it demonstrates as the the job locations should be marriage based. it's not yet clear how that demonstrates this will react to the new route and which reduces vast quota to 5 percent. so what, that's the quote scaling back of the quotes us as the mean in practical terms. i asked you to view reports of being his job. it has been following the story for us a a d. the court has a most scrapped system for now, 93 percent of government or civil service jobs. will it be open for to graduating students and people in front got this. this is a huge step. this is for the

de carli, the most famous beauty of her time and also the prototype of elena from the book. and i'm eddie am very glad to welcome you here, to welcome you, not only in this studio, in moscow. for me, of course, it was very difficult to get to you, but i got there, made it, and , as they say, and not in vain. do you really like any of limonov’s books? yes, my favorite book is diary of a loser. i love i love it very much, it’s me and echko and of course his poems, because i met him as a poet, that’s why i love him. elements, he has a wonderful collection russian, as you know, and especially his early poems, tol bruselovsky introduced me to limonov, and he read his poems to me, and i really liked them, i really liked them, and the conversation just started, i say: listen, maybe you can arrange some kind of meeting for us, because i’m interested in meeting this poet, how come it didn’t work out that tolya brasilovsky, this meeting with limon, the meeting turned out... not so much later, but it happened at the wife of the poet sabgir, at her birthday, limonov was sitting like this, a young man

manx magic — mark cavendish breaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddie hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berretini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best — but the australian open champion was pushed all the way by berretini. sinner took the first two sets, but both on tie breaks, and berretini — the wimbledon finallist from three years ago — struck back, to take the third set in style, 6—2. and just when we thought it could go the distance, sinner got the better again on a tie break, to win in four sets. a fantastic watch, up next for him, miomir kecmanovic. well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, including a shock in the women's draw, as naomi osaka's tournament is over. better news for the home hopes in emma raducanu though, as her fitness so far

manx magic — mark cavendish breaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddy hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berrettini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best — but the australian open champion was pushed all the way by berrettini. sinner took the first two sets, but both on tie breaks, and berrettini — the wimbledon finallist from three years ago — struck back, to take the third set in style, 6—2. and just when we thought it could go the distance, sinner got the better again on a tie break, to win in four sets. a fantastic watch, up next for him, miomir kecmanovic. well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, including a shock in the women's draw, as naomi osaka's tournament is over. better news for the home hopes in emma raducanu though, as her fitness so f

the most important people in my life have been my eddie and my and living with them. i began to lose my eyesight. of course, the beginning of our marriage. the children didn't really know me until i had lost quite a bit of it. and i mentioned this only because my confidence when you read the book, you'll see that i spent many, many years, many years denying and hiding my declining eyesight, which is why jane asked that question what's now? well, the main thing that's different is after 60 years of wonderful, with the world's most supportive human being and my children, i've gained confidence and the blindness, the declining sight, the blindness of simply not being as much of a concern to me as they once were. so so that's one thing. the second is that as i look back on my i think one of the reasons why i, i worried disclosing my declining sight is i, i worried that it would it would harm my chances of success in whatever field i chose. i. i really always worried about that. and. and i and it wasn't until even when i went on the dc circuit and over 30 years ago when pr

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we look at the chances of its basketball team has the participates in the very 1st the hi, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. is there any prime minister? benjamin netanyahu has rounded office trip to the united states. but a visit to donald trump's florida m r. lago acetate. that's a yahoo! as best as was the fast face to face meeting between the 2 in nearly 4 years. and what's the cost of the issue of the strong relationship? it came by the end of next now who's us visits which has been met with protest and praise by his handling of these are eligible again, some of us doing that. right. and that's a yahoo gave a speech to congress defending the war, which began after a mass of 2 by 7 tara attacks and comes out and bring all our hostages home. or joining me in the studio, receipt of you. but at least on his shiny, it was on his hello shawnee, heidi so that nothing. yeah. he'll get what he went out of the trip. well, partially, it's a mixed bag. you know, he wanted 1st and foremost to get his little more support for continuation of the war. i means more i mun

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could be that eddie howe could. could be that man. he gave an interview yesterday to sky and you have to say he was. yes. he said he was committed to newcastle, but he didn't rule himself out of the job. i know people who've known eddie howe for 20 years plus because he was a very ordinary player, footballer. he made his way in management and they said that he wouldn't say no to england. >> well, i would, i would like somebody a bit more county. i'm not interested in a manager that cares more about the sponsors and the and the gender politics. >> but no, it won't be the manager caring about that. it will be the fa who impose impose that because it is a business, it has to make money, otherwise it's not sustainable. >> all right, good stuff. okay, chaps. >> well, let's get on with the biggest story. i mean, frankly, it's a huge story because it's the first time it's happened worldwide and it's put down so many systems throughout the world, and it's not going to be fixed overnight. tech experts are still struggling to solve this global

claire and eddie and mike, you're all back.want to ask you that question, because we're talking about the politics right now, because the fact that -- when people talk about the pros and cons of the different way this is could have gone once president biden had decided to step aside, the facts that any -- whatever the pros -- the reason why you would want to have an open competitive contest as some people wanted with a many primary, with town hall meetings or debates or whatever, the biggest downside is that trying to start a presidential campaign at this late date, from a standing start, building an operation, a digital team, a field team, a fundraising team, and i would say it is impossible. impossible. she is inheriting a team that is already out there and really savvy digital operation and a bunch of people who do rapid response and people who are raising money. but there are still a lot to do, real fast. and the integration of her existing team, the existing biden forces and potentially bringing in some people from the out

professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr., thank you. we'll talk on "morning joe." >>> thank you for getting up "way too early" with us on this thursday morning. "morning joe" does start right now. >>> the great thing about america is here, kings and dictators do not rule. the people do. history is in your hands. the power is in your hands. the idea of america lies in your hands. we just have to keep faith, keep the faith, and remember who we are. we're the united states of america. there's simply nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we do it together. so let's act together, preserve our democracy. >> president biden addressing the nation for the first time since ending his re-election campaign. in a somber speech, the president talked about uniting the country and putting what's best for our democracy over his desire for a second term. we're going to have more on his historic remarks in just a moment. >>> also ahead, another day on the campaign trail for vice president kamala harris, working to shore up support in her bid for the w

and it will feature the same all—star cast of mike myers, cameron diaz, and eddie murphy.contributing editor of british film magazine, empire. welcome to the context. shrek five, haven't we had enough? aha, welcome to the context. shrek five, haven't we had enough?— haven't we had enough? a couple of ears auo haven't we had enough? a couple of years ago i — haven't we had enough? a couple of years ago i would've _ haven't we had enough? a couple of years ago i would've said _ haven't we had enough? a couple of years ago i would've said yes. - haven't we had enough? a couple of years ago i would've said yes. but i years ago i would've said yes. but last year a really great movie called buzzer boots was released with obviously puts a booth is a from the tracks, dedicated on that character. it was one of my favourite films of last year. it was exceptional. it got nominated for an oscar. and all the actives that we 0scar. and all the actives that we carry that momentum and i am generally excited for shrek five. i would never say it as recently as a year ago. would never say it

and we look at people like, like eddie, maybe, at newcastle, eddie howe and also graham potter, they're they are. as a coach. they've got to be a true ambassador as well, haven't they? >> that for me is one of the big dilemmas for the fa at this moment. because, you know, i've been involved in these situations where you go for someone who you think is, an a level, top level coach, but actually can they do the whole 360 piece that's required for the england manager's job? and that's something that gareth southgate did with an absolutely outstanding level of quality. you can dispute dispute the debate, his tactics, his, substitution squad selections. but what you can't do as a southgate, as a man manager, as a person manager, he has been absolutely sensational. and the person who they do appoint, has to be capable of doing all of this stuff because in effect, you are the prime minister of, of english football in the issues that you have to deal with. and it can go wrong very quickly if you can't handle that side of the job. >> so finally, i think the really it's got to be i imagine the fa

eddie, you are the professor, you are first. >> i think it blows past the scale. it is at 12. when you think about where the democratic party was two weeks ago. the sense that we were imploding and engaged in a firing circle around each other. now to feel the excitement across the base and across a number of different constituencies. it is almost like a resurrection so i would give it a 12. something was raised from the dead. >> kimberly, how about you? >> i was going to take a line from spinal tap and say democrats turned it up to 11 but i will go with 12. it was remarkable that democrats swung so cleanly from utter ut despair and disarray to unity. around a candidate and seemingly understanding the assignment to take a phrase from team harris, to say now the task at hand is beating trump. there is no more room for infighting or anything else. i think there is room to make sure the convention and nominating process is clear and transparent for voters but it seems the energy is not just from democratic operatives, it is from people on the ground. my rideshare driver in michiga

mike myers, eddie murphy and cameron diaz are all set to return for the lovable 0gre's first film inf course, eddie murphy will be back as donkey. and time now for 10s of animals calling down at prague zoo. as temperatures soar above 30 degrees, the zoo releases up to ten tonnes of ice when it gets too hot. i mean, look at that. sliding around in it and picking up with your trunk. that is one way to beat the heat and you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up. a date with destiny, england score a late late winner against the netherlands, to make the final of the euros. no messing about for elena rybakhina — who makes the semis of wimbledon, with novak djokovic also through in the men's. and nevermind jimmy, gus atkinson steals the show at lords, with a debut to rememberfor england, in the first test against west indies. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a semi—final to remember for gareth southgate and england, at euro 2024. as they sealed their place in the final of the tournament for t

eddie hackley rarely makes the trip to alameda because of it. >> and look at my bike and me and look at my handlebars. my handlebars, they will be this much. for another bike with bigger handlebars to come through. >> reporter: as a result, the path is empty for most of the day and so are the streets if jack london. a simple solution will begin next wednesday morning. the san francisco bay ferry will begin operating a small week and pedestrian shuttle nicknamed woodstock from the alameda landing across jack london. they will make 37 trips per day about every half hour and will be free of charge thanks to some grants. they work in oakland and would love to be able to explore what alameda has to offer. >> and it would help with traffic and a lot of things. it is something that we should have put into place years ago and it fails because there wasn't too many residents in the area as there are today. >> and a lot of more commercial activity. this will be successful overall. and building a bridge that could take another ten years. so they will have to bridge the gap until they could, wel

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eddie glaude is professor at princeton university and an msnbc political analyst.at to have you all here. so, peter, this is a fun appearance, right, for kamala harris being with all her sisters there, but what's the latest on the little tougher job that she's got right now, vetting the potential vice presidential pick? >> reporter: i will say as we've been talking, we've been listening to kamala harris out the other ear. she just praised president biden ahead of the remarks he's going to deliver tonight. this has really been a symbiotic relationship as he has helped try to fuel her campaign as she has helped try to fuel his shaping of his legacy going forward. as it relates to the vice presidential selection process right now based on my conversations and those of my colleagues, it appears that the list includes at least five individuals who have already received vetting materials and then a couple of other individuals about whom we don't know whether they have received those materials just yet. but we are told by multiple sources that they are actively being cons

eddie thinks this could be big for him. >> it brightened my horizon. like to travel a lot. i just might want to just go over there. what? summer weekend. >> reporter: woodstock can only handle 34 people and 14 bikes at a time. so ridership may quickly outgrow the capacity. but too much demand isn't a bad problem to have when you are trying to build an easier way to get from here to there. >> well, officials say the shuttle is a two year pilot program with the opportunity to grow over time. the first ride will depart jack london dock at 7:00 a.m. next wednesday and there's a link to the full service schedule on our website at kpix.com. >> let's dance. >> okay. ♪ ♪ >>> okay. get ready to boogie with the commodores, are you a brick house? stern grove and a preview coming up. dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's o