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. >> jimmy: are you playing darla from "the little rascals"?>> jimmy: eddie murphy playing buckwheat. then we've got robert blake. >> that's right, robert blake. >> jimmy: what do you remember about robert on this evening? >> remember what i told you about my psychic memory? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes? nothing? >> nothing. i remember nothing. i'm -- it's lucky i remember that that was darla i was playing. >> jimmy: is that real or your lawyers told you to say you don't remember anything? [ laughter ] you're pleading the fifth? what about eddie murphy? almost a teenager here, right? >> yeah, totally. we both were on the show when -- we started when we were 21. and so that was, like, 70, 80 years ago. [ laughter ] and it was funny because working with him on the movie, it was like a high school reunion. it was so bizarre. and he, by the way, you'll see when he comes on the show, he looks exactly the same. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> it is -- it's like he has definitely made a deal with the devil. this guy looks amazing. >> jimmy: he doesn't look lik

this is darla is reviewing it on fast stem cells in new toyota sheets. i q time of the time this stash refund medic, methics. somebody on the other hand is for no notion. yeah. can i an explanation of a so hit the sky on the i see as well as curious in the front of my circle in trophies sort of kit to have them got to put it all varies. you sure document anymore, and yes, good credit was aim. the only reason is that a lot of us will be doing it will be civic. i probably should've away from the pictures. i thought it was the double play that show opinion misleading you me as no, but i am going to set the boys should go to the porch. can they see the blue we've, he's in the boyish, organized case portion the, you know, the plays actual mutual viney boynton. each school principal at the country. pretty glad to to just get a slowly from here. oh and yeah, i will no problem. whatever your stores lift and so sort of stuff to sort of get them to do this. i mean the most efficient, but it's center who understood when we steal to sliver literally for a new post p

. >> jimmy: and you're playing buckwheat, she's darla, "little rascals."iginal little rascals, yeah. >> jimmy: i heard he got banned from "saturday night live" after this show? >> i heard that too, but i don't know what for, i don't know what he did. >> jimmy: oh. >> it was so long ago. >> jimmy: yeah. you don't keep in touch? >> no, no. [ laughter ] what did they say he got banned for? >> jimmy: i don't know, i have no idea, i'm trying to get to the bottom of it. julia didn't remember either. i don't know. he's done some things, you know. [ laughter ] maybe it was that belt that got him banned, i'm not sure. do you still have, like, the buckwheat wig or the gumby suit? do you save any of that stuff? >> no. >> jimmy: none of that stuff, huh? what how about your entourage, how many were in your entourage at its height? >> my entourage? >> jimmy: yeah, ray ray, fruity -- >> ray ray, yes. >> jimmy: ray ray's still here? wow. [ cheers and applause ] has ray ray been in that corner all along? >> all along. >> jimmy: you brought him with you? >> ray ray's my cou

. >> hello i'm darla this is my daughter. in 20 we were homeless. we were applying for jillannie house and because of prospect c we are housed and stable and i had work for the prenatal program giflg become to the community. other families there and all over the city deserve the same rights i received. i urge you to say, no to reallocation and use me and my daughter proof the funds work and they are necessary. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, now i'm martha ryan i live in d 5 on the founder of the homeless prenatal program and here to urge to you police not sept mayor's propose the cuts to baby and big prop c. you have seen, this is our future in san francisco. and if nothing happens without housing and if you take away the support for this you will never get anywhere. this proposed budget is a hor term solution for a long-term problem. it will not be able to get go forward and families will not go forward unless they have the tune to thrive. as i said this , is our future you saw the children

. >> hello i'm darla this is my daughter. in 20 we were homeless. we were applying for jillannie house and because of prospect c we are housed and stable and i had work for the prenatal program giflg become to the community. other families there and all over the city deserve the same rights i received. i urge you to say, no to reallocation and use me and my daughter proof the funds work and they are necessary. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, now i'm martha ryan i live in d 5 on the founder of the homeless prenatal program and here to urge to you police not sept mayor's propose the cuts to baby and big prop c. you have seen, this is our future in san francisco. and if nothing happens without housing and if you take away the support for this you will never get anywhere. this proposed budget is a hor term solution for a long-term problem. it will not be able to get go forward and families will not go forward unless they have the tune to thrive. as i said this , is our future you saw the children

my name is darla wall. and in 2020, i was homeless and pregnant in less than three years. i now work for the homeless prenatal program, serving other families like myself. this would not be possible throughout the funds that we receive through pepsi. if you take away the funds to properly, other families will not get the chance to raise their children like i have been giving like i have been given the opportunity to raise my daughter, i urge you to please vote no and help families like mine. thank you. thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker hi, my name is andrew crater. i currently have three jobs in the city, one for five keys as an ambassador, i work for larkin street as a residential counselor and i work for jelani program as a case manager. so i work with adult transitional age youth and families. so so i can tell you unequivocally where the money is working, which is with families and getting them housing and where not so much to take money from where we know it's working and reallocate it to somewhere else. that's insane. please vote no. thank you

my name is darla wall. and in 2020, i was homeless and pregnant in less than three years. i now work for the homeless prenatal program, serving other families like myself. this would not be possible throughout the funds that we receive through pepsi. if you take away the funds to properly, other families will not get the chance to raise their children like i have been giving like i have been given the opportunity to raise my daughter, i urge you to please vote no and help families like mine. thank you. thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker hi, my name is andrew crater. i currently have three jobs in the city, one for five keys as an ambassador, i work for larkin street as a residential counselor and i work for jelani program as a case manager. so i work with adult transitional age youth and families. so so i can tell you unequivocally where the money is working, which is with families and getting them housing and where not so much to take money from where we know it's working and reallocate it to somewhere else. that's insane. please vote no. thank you

estados unidos estÁ perdiendo un poco el contexto y nosotros no queremos encabezar la experiencia y darlao y a veces cometen el error de mal informar y por lo que estÁ diciendo porque no tienen esa historia detrÁs de educaciÓn. >> yo creo que estamos en una Época en la que estÁ inundado de informaciÓn, de mala informaciÓn, de manipulaciÓn de la informaciÓn pues vamos a utilizar este medio tan poderoso para realmente crear fuentes que sean confiables y yo creo que lo que queremos en este taller de periodismo y estilo de prisma internacional es contagiar e inspirar a nuestros jÓvenes comunicadores de ese compromiso periodÍstico que deben tener y no olvidar que ese sello personal o marca tu esencia como ser humano que viene la inteligencia artificial que no le tengamos miedo porque nada puede reemplazar la esencial ser humano y esos lo que queremos. >> hay un dato que es el siguiente, una cosa que nos permitiÓ despuÉs del 9—11, nos permite ser humanos, tenemos que volver a ser humanos, la noticia es parte de la vida misma entonces no quisiera que veamostanta gente tan rÍgida y comunicar todo