show ♪ ♪ chappelle's show ♪ chappelle's show ♪ chappelle's show ♪ ow!eah. [♪...] let's start the show. [♪...] man: ladies and gentlemen, dave chappelle! dave: hey. what? oh, snap, oh. thanks, y'all, thanks, y'all. welcome, everybody. welcome to chappelle's show. welcome, man. thanks for coming out tonight, y'all. you know, i almost was afraid no one would be here. i had a conversation that upset me where a dude said my show was offensive to black people. normally, that doesn't bother me, but he was white. so it freaked me out that much more. [laughter] he had me thinking for a second, "word, nigg...?" but he might have a point.

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his name is darryl chappell. mr.president, when i first came to the senate, all rides to the office buildings were in an old, old train. it was, as they still are, old, old, old, crunch and bang as they go along the tracks. the handicapped can't get in those trains. but the senator who's now -- he's retired -- and i worked -- a republican senator, the senator from oklahoma, we worked to change that so that the train system would not be the old, dladilapidated trains. now all the people coming from the hart and the other buildin buildings, they're in this beautiful, enclosed trains that you can wheel a wheelchair in there without any effort whatsoever. so that's wonderful. but the person that's still there making sure that people who travel from the old senate office building, as it was called when i was here -- now it's called the russell building -- they still have this old train, and there's darryl, always there, so nice, greets everybody that comes on those trains. so we all recognize him when we go into -- trying

chappell, bocuse, toisgros, bocuse, and most importantly, influenced nearly all the rest of them. >>h a gastronomic capital? why bocuse here? why troisgros? why all of these great chefs? >> because lyon is really positioned between the north and the south. >> right. >> you're locked in between burgundy and rome. >> lyon is the second largest city in france, situated in the southeast of the country midway between the alps in the east and the mediterranean to the south. >> this was also a bottleneck when cars became the mode of transportation. >> goes right to the heart of the michelin driving the destination on the way to -- >> completely. >> out of that system came chefs like this guy, daniel boulud. like prince or madonna, he needs really only one name. in new york or anywhere in the chef world, daniel. the name of his three-star eponymous restaurant in manhattan, one of many in an empire that stretches from london to singapore. he came from here, a farm outside the city of lyon, through the city's great kitchens to la cirque in new york, then his flagship. >> when did you start wor

chappell, bocuse, toisgros, bocuse, and most importantly, influenced nearly all the rest of them. >>h a gastronomic capital? why bocuse here? why troisgros? why all of these great chefs? >> because lyon is really positioned between the north and the south. >> right. >> you're locked in between burgundy and rome. >> lyon is the second largest city in france, situated in the southeast of the country midway between the alps in the east and the mediterranean to the south. >> this was also a bottleneck when cars became the mode of transportation. >> goes right to the heart of the michelin driving the destination on the way to -- >> completely. >> out of that system came chefs like this guy, daniel boulud. like prince or madonna, he needs really only one name. in new york or anywhere in the chef world, daniel. the name of his three-star eponymous restaurant in manhattan, one of many in an empire that stretches from london to singapore. he came from here, a farm outside the city of lyon, through the city's great kitchens to la cirque in new york, then his flagship. >> when did you start wor

if chris rock or dave chappelle did that joke they would be called brilliant. they all do the same type of material. black people are too sensitive. does she have a point? >> i don't think that black people are too sensitive and i'm not sure i buy the chappelle thing. the image of beauty of american privileges don't center her. i think a lot of pain and frustration comes out through comedy. i'm okay with that but i think that the joke went too far. if he is saying that certain things are too far then it seems to me a culture of rape and slavery does go too far. if there is a line that is across it. i don't want to demonize her. i think she had good intent and was sincere but she didn't consider the way in which that joke repeats a normalization of slavery and a moment in history where you weren't married or coupled up. you were being raped and forced into sex bonds. >> people do not tune into "snl" for that. >> that's not the point. >> that is the point. gloria, go ahead. >> well, i -- i mean, comedy for the most part is outrageous and gets more outrageous all

out of the bunker, chappell. eagle. shot a 7-under 63, one off the lead. jason dufner, third shot on the par-3 4th to save par, 5-under, two back of four players, one of them to, 2012 colonial champ david toms. leads the up toy -- the turny at 7:00-under. a four-way tie for the lead going into sunday's final round. >> seniors in michigan for the pga championship. dawson knocks it down. the legend. tom watson. tied for sixth at 3-under. bernhard langer. long birdie on 11. nothing but net. all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole. in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. coming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to

david chappelle imagines the anger she must have felt after her friends were assassinated.elou explains why it's okay to be anger. >> if you're not angry, you're either a stone or you're too sick to be angry. you should be angry. >> but what do you -- >> never mind you, there's a difference. you must not be bitter. >> that's a hard -- >> let me show you why. bitterness is like cancer. it eats upon the host. it doesn't do anything to the object of its displeasure. so you said anger, yes. you write it, you paint it, you dance it, you march it, you vote it. you do everything about it. you talk it. never stop talking it. >> maya angelou was an icon whose influence was so far reaching, the president's own sister, maya, was knowned after her, as is one of eric holder's daughters. she is mourned around the world today. joining me now, michael eric dyson, msnbc political analyst and georgetown university professor. why was she as influential as she was? >> well, you've really hit upon at the touchstone of her, i think, immense popularity was the fact that she didn't deny the real e

out of the bunker, chappell. eagle. shot a 7-under 63, one off the lead.on dufner, third shot on the par-3 4th to save par, 5-under, two back of four players, one of them to, 2012 colonial champ david toms. leads the up toy -- the turny at 7:00-under. a four-way tie for the lead going into sunday's final round. >> seniors in michigan for the pga championship. dawson knocks it down. the legend. tom watson. tied for sixth at 3-under. bernhard langer. long birdie on 11. nothing but net. all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole. in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. ming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to fit yo

mentas el menor caminaba sobre la avenida, cerca de la calle chappel way.s siempre estÉn bajo la supervisiÓn de un adulto. asÍ como utilizar el chaleco salvavidas y tener a la mano algunos equipos de emergencia, que le puedan ser lanzados son los narradores para auxiliarlos. >> sin duda, hay que tomar muchas precauciones, cerca de lo que son las piscinas. tener seguras las rejas. para que ningÚn niÑo puede entrar. pueda pasar, verdad? >> hay que tener mucho cuidado. en el accidente fatal, la policÍa investiga cÓmo es que el bebÉ de 18 meses se metiÓ en el agua. ya que la piscina estaba bordeada por nacer que se encontraban varios adultos cuando ocurriÓ la tragedia. y mucha atenciÓn. los estafadores parece no dar tregua. esta vez, la policÍa desde el pÚblico sobre una estafa. la pena personas ese pasar por trabajador y le llaman los dueÑos de negocios, para decirle que la factura de energÍa elÉctrica se ha vencido. el exigen el pago de inmediato travÉs de una tarjeta de dÉbito prepagada, para evitar que el servicio sea desconectado. pero recuerde, se trata d

i want to add my voice to others who have paid tribute to daryl chappelle who retires today after 42 years of work in the united states senate. i can tell you in the time i've been here, i look forward to running into daryl as i make my trip back and forth between the us are ells building and the capitol floor. there are people who just brighten your day. on every occasion that i have encountered daryl during the work darks it has just been that experience. so i fraibt to of an individual that i -- so i pay tribute to an individual that i don't know personally, his background, his family. it is a sad thing about the nature of today's busy world in which we don't know people like -- i certain will i do back hom, but i will tell you that the opportunity to deal, to be with and to experience the conversation and joy that daryl adds to this place has been a real treat and a wonderful experience for meevment wish he and his family a great time, best wishes in their retirement and thank him for his service to the united states senate and the people of our country. today want to tell my col

yes, we dusted off the chappelle show skit as well. >>> also, flush for good. how toilet pans are improving lives in developing countries. it's today's big idea. i'm craig melvin. good saturday. so much to get to. we start, though, with that developing story in california right now. sheriff deputies are investigating a drive-by shooting rampage where seven people including the gunman is dead. seven others are hurt. it happened just before 9:30 last night in isla vista. this is what one witness saw. oh my god. officials are investigating nine different crime scenes right now. they say that the suspect shots the victims while he was inside his black bmw. at this point they believe he acted alone. deputies say the suspect died from a gunshot wound. at this point it's not clear weather that gunshot wound was self inflicted or whether he was shot by deputies on the scene there. officials have also identified the shooter. they have not released his name until a positive i.d. is made, though. officials are treating this as premeditated murder. >> we are currently anal

chappell it would take rt with the rejection. we start with last night's massacre in ukrainian city of odessa please be warned some people may find appalling pictures disturbing. dozens of people were lying there in a dance to as radical nationalists fire bombed a building associate with anti government groups cheered its reach people trapped by flames jumped out of the hips i knew it was divine the black armband week to be from the ultra nationalist right second row. extremists have called for the use of terror tactics against sentence. the clashes which began early today claimed forty six lines one was two hundred injured. our team managed to speak with a number of people survived the blaze. the trade unions unyielding stance on demand since the budget and then started throwing molotov cocktails and means to that building had shoved by and saw smoke. we were brought to you but the truth men and women the right stick to what school history. i moved out what was happening around us and told the weakness of mine the extremists and

season at the very top half of the table all the interest is on no slots for the champions league chappell book a ticket i'll write it that draws the next week but labour prison is still within striking distance full spec and even glad i could still qualify for europe's top club competition in the lower half to guard is finally safe in division one but it's do or die next week for humber number and college life. all three have the chance to enter a relegation playoff only one can stay up the buying is still safe at the top of the table as he saw that it's been on roller coaster ride for the club in recent weeks. ever since they're presently highness was forced to step down he was convicted of tax ride back in march after it was revealed that he hid away millions of heroes on friday he delivered his farewell speech to the club and vowed to return to the dentist has always been nice to be opened most of them amongst the multitude of fans of the line units often. one thing seeing as he did his palm and one. when i come back i'm not going to retire it's not over yet. help me mrs bean with the

david chappell is professor of modern american history, taught in arkansas, russia and upstate new york. washington d.c. and policy work, in addition to "waking from the dream" he has written inside is of the civil rights movement and prophetic religion in the death of jim crow. he has written numerous articles and essays so our format today i will start by asking a few questions for panelists to discuss and then we will switch to audience questions. please go to the microphone in the middle. it 3:15 we will move to the activity building for the book signing. all the panelists could address, it is drawn from law quote in his book. in "eyes on the prize" charles houston, an early civil rights lawyer said lawsuits mean little unless supported by public opinion and baffling problem is how to create the proper kind of public opinion. to extend the goal of the movement is about shaping public opinion, or legislative and judicial appearance? >> they are tied together in some critical ways. it is the predicate for legislative change, social change, public opinion shift in your favor. i can thi

out of his kitchens came such figures as alain chappelle, francois biese, george perrier, the brothersis was all the gang of the nouvelle cuisine. the '60s in new york. and paul and michel gerard. >> every great chef i have ever met has nightmares of they're still a young man, they're back in a kitchen and a chef is yelling at them. who of his masters? >> the woman. >> la mer brazier at the ripe old age of 20, monsieur paul worked as an apprentice for brazier. >> she was such a screamer. he say you would fall on your ass she was screaming so hard. she was the first up in the morning and the last one to go to bed. she would go to the market with three cook in the back of the truck and she would put the case of green beans or something and the cook will be sitting down making the beans, not to waste time. >> truly a terrifying figure. >> truffle soup elysee. i can't tell you how many hours i stared at photos of this dish, how pathetically i tried to replicate it. never, ever did i think i'd get to try it, much less like this. sea bass with a tomato bernaise sauce baked in a meticulously

out of his kitchens came such figures as alain chappelle, francois biese, george perrier, the brothersgang of the nouvelle cuisine. the '60s in new york. and paul and michel gerard. >> every great chef i have ever met has nightmares of they're still a young man, they're back in a kitchen and a chef is yelling at them. who of his masters? >> the woman. >> la mer brazier at the ripe old age of 20, monsieur paul worked as an apprentice for brazier. >> she was such a screamer. he say you would fall on your ass she was screaming so hard. she was the first up in the morning and the last one to go to bed. she would go to the market with three cook in the back of the truck and she would put the case of green beans or something and the cook will be sitting down making the beans, not to waste time. >> truly a terrifying figure. >> truffle soup elysee. i can't tell you how many hours i stared at photos of this dish, how pathetically i tried to replicate it. never, ever did i think i'd get to try it, much less like this. sea bass with a tomato bernaise sauce baked in a meticulously crafted millefo

kevin chap el inkevin chappell in bunker, making the eagle from the sand. is he one off the lead.campbell is one of the leaders. 190 yards and chad using a 5- iron and that is a good selection. campbell joins david toms and hideki matsuyama. stroud finishes with a birdie on 18 to shoot one under 69 and joins campbell, matsuyama and toms heading into sunday's final round. and the championship tour in benton harbor michigan. the senior pga championship, this is bernhard langer, sits alone in second. colin montgomerie on the 18th. 30' twister. he has never won a tournament on american soil, but leads the championship by one stroke. >>> 49ers are holding its rookie camp this weekend in santa clara. all draft picks and dozens of unsigned and signed free analysts are trying to impress the coaching staff, including jerry rice, jr.. he say longshot to make the 5 had 3-man roster, but smart enough to know wearing jersey's number is not a good idea. >> they asked me and i said not right now. >> why not? >> i'm my own person and my own individual and obviously i have his dna, too. so some si

malcolm x, barry white and dave chappelle are among dozens of celebrities and political figures who madeppearances at the black bookstore. >>> new this morning, 18 dogs and 2 cats were rescued from a pacific grove home. they were found locked in small filthy rooms among piles of clothing, trash and animal waste. they were all suffering from a variety of illnesses. the stench was so bad, animal rescuers needed breathing equipment. the homeowner may face charges of animal neglect. >>> the sierra nevada couple that found more than $10 million worth of gold coins in their backyard is showing off their loot. they are on display at the nevada county fairgrounds up in grass valley through tomorrow. the coins date back to 1847, the highlight of the old west show there. the anonymous couple found 1400 coins buried in rusty old cans while they were out walking their dogs on their property in the sierra nevada foothills. the coins are attracting people looking for their own pot of gold. >> it was like the great treasure hunt, wasn't it? i mean it's what we all dream of finding some -- hell, a dolla

malcolm x, barry white, dave chappelle, among dozens of celebrities and political figures that made appearancest that store. >>> there is word this morning that apple might have a big announcement next week. >> joining us with the details is jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. apple is coast to making its biggest acquisition ever. apple will reportedly buy beats electronics, the company beats by dr. dre headphones rap star dr. dre and music mogul jimmy ivy founded them. it would include the streaming service introduced in january as a competitor to spotify and pandora. >>> here on wall street the dow was up 32 yesterday and the nasdaq fell 16. >>> here's one way to have complete control of your text messages. there is a new app that is called cyber dust. it automatically deletes your text 24 seconds after they are read. the messages can't be traced or stored and the app will also tell you if someone took a screen shot of the message. now, the biggest investor in this app is dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. >>> mcdonald's says sales in

she said "now i'm betting if chris rock or dave chappelle did that joke or jay-z or kanye put it in a rap they would be called brilliant." jackie, she's speaking to what she thinks is a double standard facing in her case a female african-american performer. >> it is a double standard. "snl" was famous for what rhymes with pick in a box. a very famous sketch that justin timberlake made really famous. nothing happened to him that i can remember. there are kids on the playground now singing pick in a box. and then you have schweaty balls that betty white did. no one got in her back for that. the more risque we get as a woman a comedian gets in trouble. but this is where comedy comes from. chris rock pushes the envelope, and leslie's doing it now too. and it's not a big deal. i think it's hilarious. >> karen? >> but here's the thing. i don't think it's a bad thing to push the envelope. but i think when that happens it's appropriate to have a conversation that says let's check this because i do think -- i'm sure it did snamake some pee in the audience uncomfortable. and as i say, i get whe

authorities to take down held chappell bluesman was a key success of this partnership. mexicans are hopeful that they are witnessing a new era and their country. and under this administration reforms already passed in mexico are proving that our southern neighbors are serious about liberalizing and modernizing institutions. these improvements in trade and investment should improve our relations. and i will now turn to the ranking member for any comments that he may have. mr. eliot engel. >> chairman ed royce, i would like to begin by thanking you for holding today's hearing. i have been focused on the importance of u.s.-mexico relations for many years, and i appreciate your willingness to bring this issue before the committee. once characterized by mutual mistrust, u.s.-mexico relations are now stronger than ever. i am pleased that the obama administration has prioritized partnership with mexico from the very start and then happy to see 65 secretary kerry is continuing this high-level engagement with his trip there tomorrow. today our two economies are tied more closely