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(laughter) this question is for dr. ken carson. who is a personal hero of yours? onal hero is snuggles the laundry bear. i aspire to one day be that comfy. (laughter) >> dr. ben carson. my personal hero would be my mother. (audience reacts) who absolutely had the worst life anybody could imagine but refused to be a victim and refused to allow us to be victims as well. (applause) >> uh, i would like to change my answer to that one as well, please, so i don't look like an ass. (laughter) >> okay. well, that is all the time we have. thank you to dr. ben carson and dr. ken carson. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) ♪ the heineken family passed down a special gift; a recipe with only three natural ingredients. (cheers and applause) ♪ i also have a special gift... ♪ the ability to cry on demand. it's beautiful, huh? only three natural ingredients. there's more behind the star. heevery year withls iphone forever from sprint. here's how it feels to get 50% off most national carrier rates too. ♪ so imagine how you'll feel when you get all this

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the star of his very own comedy series "dr. ken." ken jeong is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] ken jeong always brings it. he always brings it. he's just fun, man. he can dance, he can sing. he's just a fun dude. favorites. i mean, let me go through some of the songs this man has here. when he was with dion and the belmonts, he had -- i wonder why >> jimmy: "teenager in love." why can't i be a teenager in love >> jimmy: then he had "runaround sue." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. "the wanderer." i'm the type of guy that will never settle down i roam from town to town he did "ruby baby," "donna the prima donna." donna donna >> jimmy: he's got "abraham, martin and john." anybody -- my old friend john he's just awesome. i love this dude. dion is in the house tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: performing his single "ride with you." rock 'n' roll hall of famer dion is here tonight. that is royalty. rock 'n' roll royalty, man. oh, i love him. guys, friday that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. [ cheers

and my show "dr. ken" is loosely based on my life as a physician.happened in prehanged over days. >> trevor: what fascinated me about your story, if your old patientpatientspatients who whor twice, and them one day were watching "the hangover" and are like wait a minute. >> i had patients come to the taping of the show and i department know it. i don't know if they were asking for advice-- but it was really surreal. it's great to connect with my old patients. i still keep in contact with some of them. >them. >> trevor: do they still ask you advice on piles and stuff. >> valium and vicodin? "yo, man, i'm so happy you did the 'hanged over'. you got some pain pills?" "yes, i do, phyllis." ( laughter ) >> trevor: were you a very bad doctor? >> i was shamed out of. i was taking my clothes off too much, workshopping mr. chow lines for the future. i always uponned to be an actor, even in college. i had done some theater at duke, where i went to undergrad. and i also wanted to-- i can some stand-up comedy while i was in med school so i always had this kind

up next you got -- >> dr. ken is here and our >>> we're back with ken jeong who plays the hilarious dr. ken and in this new clip trying to get out of this club his wife made him join. >> it's a little too ethnic for me. i'm more of a bandwagon korean. don't get me wrong. there's a plate in the middle of the table i'm all over it but i don't see any so peace out. >> look, ken brought some kalbi with me. >> made it myself. i hope you like it. >> it's all i could whip up at the last second, guys. got awe authentic korean corn on the cob. and an authentic napkin that made. >> it's so -- >> i painted it. >> so impressed. korean tradition. west side. >> ramble park is in that. tell us what role he plays. >> the leader of this korean men's club that supposedly does a lot of community projects and all over koreatown but just a big front for just korean dudes to get away from their wives and to gamble, drink soju and watch knicks/laker games if we have a lot of fans who had a viewing party this morning. they are watching c

all right, dr. ken redcross -- perfect name for a doctor -- "redcross." >> absolutely. >> i love that. great to have you on today. >> thank you. >> it was a pleasure. may you stay healthy. >> that's right. hey, i'm ken rosato. we want to thank you again for joining us. >>> this is new york's number one news, channel 7 eyewitness news with michelle charlesworth and rob nelson, and amy freeze with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning, everybody. 6:a.m. right now, and wicked winds, heavy downpours tearing through parts of the tristate area this morning. the dangerous weather left a

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my guest tonight, the star of "dr. ken but we begin tonight with the socialist paradise of north korea. they're the world's weirdest ( bleep ) talkers. and this week they've really outdone themselves. >> north korea is trying a new tactic in its effort against the u.s. it's published a letter supposedly written from deceased president abraham lincoln to current president barack obama. >> trevor: i'm just curious, north korea, what did you say when your people asked you who abraham lincoln was? that must have been an awkward exchange. yeah, we wrote america a letter from abraham lincoln." and they're like, "who was abraham lincoln?" "he was the president who gave the slaves freedom." and they're like, "what's freedom?" just ignore all of this. i'll say this for north korea. their letter really captured lincoln's voice. >> the phony letter opens with, "hey, obama, you have a lot on your mind. i'll give you some advice." >> trevor: that sound exactly like honest aib. if abraham lincoln was writing a letter to president obama,

last man standing followed by dr. kenor abc7 news at 11:00. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. the dirty little secret in the university of california system is in the open. a scathing report reveals what many parents of seniors long suspected. deserving qualified students across california being denied admission to make room for out of state kids. why? money, of course. in state students and families have been supporting the universities with taxes for years. admitting more out of state students is a seductive financial incentive. the report denounced by uc president janet napolitano, accusing the university of lowering admission standards for those young people applying outside of california. the uc system was designed to ensure all qualified california kids get the chance at a world class education. what matters is that uc administrators and lawmakers stop dismissing taxpayers and fulfill the promise made to young people. >> and that is it for this edition of abc7 news. we look forward to seei

last man standing followed by dr. ken tank, and 2020, and join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. the dirty little secret in the university of california system is in the open. a scathing report reveals what many parents of seniors long suspected. deserving qualified students across california being denied admission to make room for out of state kids. why? money, of course. in state students and families have been supporting the universities with taxes for years. admitting more out of state students is a seductive financial incentive. the report denounced by uc president janet napolitano, accusing the university of lowering admission standards for those young people applying outside of california. the uc system was designed to ensure all qualified california kids get the chance at a world class education. what matters is that uc administrators and lawmakers stop dismissing taxpayers and fulfill the promise made to young people. >> and that is it for this edition of abc7

. >> we start things off with last man standing followed by dr. kens a special 2020 on the legacy of prince. and join us back here on abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire news team, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. [el [buzzer]ll dings] - "the tea in nepal is very hot." - "but the coffee in peru is much hotter." [buzzer]

. >> we start things off with last man standing followed by dr. kenlegacy of prince. and join us back here on abc7 news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news, look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire news team, thanks for joining us tonight. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a supervisory analyst from irvine, california... a latent print examiner originally from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion, an assistant professor from amherst, ohio... ...whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, folks. andrew has been the champion every day

dr. oz -- ken: cut, cut.r, we kind of get it with that little silly get-up, so just go on with the rest, you're doing great. all right, reset and action! dr. oz: today on oz! ken: ok, cut, cut, cut. that was great, that was brilliant, that was beautiful except we can't use any of that. let me it will you why. oz is a little misleading. are you a wizard of, i know your a doctor. going to have to talk to legal. you're doing great. just say the rest. you're doing great, wonderful, going to be a train wreck and action! dr. oz: today -- ken: cut! great job, loved it, loved your energy, but it is

. >>> tonight, last man standing at 8:00, followed by dr. ken0/20 on prince comes on at 10:00. of course, be sure to join us for abc 7 news at 11. >>> explorers have climbed the highest peaks and ventured deep under sea. right now there's an explorer betting solar power can fly him around the world. abc 7 news reporter david louis caught up with this pioneer on his way to the bay area. david joins us near moffett field. >> reporter: hawaii to moffett field, the ninth leg of a world journey for bertrand piccard. he started his journey 13 months ago in abu dhabi. all of this powered by the sun. bertrand piccard left hawaii with a life vest, parachute and inflatable raft. but he's confident of his mission to circle the globe in a plane that burns into fuel. it collects solar energy by day and drafts power from batteries at night. the solar impulse 2 flies ideally at 28 miles an hour but can double that when sun power is strong. the carbon fiber plane stretches wider than a 747 can make turbulence a challenge. >> last night there was some layers of

dr. kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

dr. kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

dr. kennedy for -- >> ken harding. >> yeah. ken harding for the cultural humility training and the actual amount of the two year contract should be $500,000 but because we had just listed that as $250,000 we decided that we would still go ahead and add that to the consent calendar, and later on staff will actually adjust the amount to $500,000 for two years, so you know at least we know this way we won't be stalling, you know, the contract from being executed and implemented, and we also have a great presentations about our structures and process of accessing -- like community based organizations' performance including how contracts were being written, planned and how our rfps and rfqs are going out so this is the beginning of a multi-sessions presentation to help us understand how, you know, like contract monitoring, and quality improvement are being made to these organizations, so there's also the discussions because today's presentations will focus on the non-profit agencies and because we also do business with for profit ag

quickly, joe, is that jackie robinson went to nixon who he knew better than he knew the ken december and said drnedy gets persuade this is an opportunity for him to open up the african-american vote in the south and he went there instead. it's a very, very rich story and a reminder. >> ep ken burns, thank you so much. you can catch part two of his documentary on pbs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. tom brokaw, thank you as well. >> i'm glad that you knocked over the secret service agents. >> you did the right thing. >> coming up in our next hour music superstar bono testifies before congress today but he will first join us live on "morning joe." >>> plus new numbers in the battle for the empire state as ted cruz seizes on donald trump's complaint that the primary is rigged. keep it right here on "morning joe." an and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an island? island, yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughing] were you laughing in your fantasy? yeah! me, too. [gasps]

dr. pose we get abovea that 2% and on we go. will that spare fiscal policy? adam: i totally agree with ken on infrastructure.s following behind the horse. we have been playing this game for several years, believing too seriously in our models for expectations. if you commit to three instead of two or four instead of two, or commit loly enough, it will make a difference. the bank of japan, governor kuroda did everything we could have asked from an expectations point of view, from an inflation targeting point of view. managenot manage to inflation expectations and has not managed to reflate the economy. it is a very drastic measure. it is about trying to reflate the economy because you have to get the real side of the economy going. expectations management is not going to do it. francine: the more simple way to do it -- they are sitting on all this cash, and it seems all the money that central banks are throwing out there is not doing much for inflation, that fiscal policy is not anywhere to be seen. when will ceo's start spending? adam: it is the u.s., even though the u.s. is doing that are than other countri

ken, over to you. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, a two-man crime spree in queens. the duo is behind more than a dozen robberies. >>> he called himself dr. love. a teen, accused of posing as a doctor. hear what prosecutors are prescribing for his punishment. >>> a home with a seaside view >>> 4:43 is our time. speed may have been a factor in two in long island. the driver and the passenger were killed. the patient had just received a heart and kidney transplant and be was being transported to a rehab facility. the paramedic in the back survived. >>> a 6-year-old boy is in critical condition after being hit by a car in brooklyn. firefighters rushed in and rescued him. the driver stayed at the scene and no charges have been filed. >>> federal agents discovered the longest drug tunnel ever to exist along the california mexico border. the tunnel stretches half a mile from a house in tijuana, mexico to a fenced lot in an industrial area in san diego. the tunnel had lights, a ventilation system, even an elevator. two tons of cocaine and 7 tons >>> a woman in california is at risk of losing her home over the edge of a cliff. so instead of movi

>> dr. ken is here and our viewing party, very excited. >>> we're back with ken jeong who plays the hilarious dr. ken