i know he passed away are he was a huge eddie murphy fan, and you had a chance to share that with eddieer: how did that feel? >> it's sort of surreal, to b honest. this is the thing where you -- if you lose a loved one -- i'm not necessarily a religious person, but i very much feel connected to those who are no longer with us by the impact that they've made. every time i get to tell a story about my brother, or certainly getting to do this, i definitely feel really strongly connected with him. for me, that is really what a soul is. >> reporter: you said you don't love the fame part? >> i privately wished that we could go on set and do the work that i loved but then burn the film afterwards. >> reporter: do you feel like fame is toxic? >> i think it can be. >> reporter: is that still true? >> no, all i care about is my followers, i watch my follower count. that's it. i think fame is a monster, an insidious monster. and it's not to say i'm not attracted to it. i certainly am. we all are. but i think now more than ever, i was joking a second ago, but now we all have these sort of devices i

he was a huge eddie murphy fan. and you had a chance to share that with eddie? yeah yeah.how did that feel? >> it. it's sort of surreal, to be honest. and this is the thing when you i mean, if you lose a loved one, i'm not necessarily a religious person, but i very much feel connected to those who are no longer with us by the impact that they've made. every time i get to tell a story about my brother, or certainly getting to do this, i definitely feel really strongly connected with him. and so for me, that's sort of, that is sort of what a soul is in a way. >> one of the great things about this latest installment is they bring back a lot of the music. >> the theme song to beverly hills cop. you would know it if you heard it. it goes. dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun right. like this is to be honest, one of the first songs i ever remember learning to plunk out on the piano. >> what do you think fans of the original beverly hills cop are going to feel about this new this, this movie does it. >> it's going to be the thing you want from a beverly hills c

eddie, you're known for playing complex characters.king in "the theory of everything." >> look -- what -- we -- made. >> juju: for those who don't come to the theater very often, what do you hope audiences take away? >> what we've been aspiring to do is to create an evening that is all-consuming to your senses. so, from the second you walk into the kit kat club, all parts of you are being sprained. there's a seductive quality to it, gut at the same time, it challenges you. and it makes you think. and hopefully it moves you. >> juju: well, for me, it absolutely worked. >> oh, thank you. >> juju: thank you so much, eddie, gail, thank you both for being here, and good luck in the tonys. we're all rooting for you. >> thank you so much. >> juju: of course, "cabaret" will remain on broadway through september 14th. >>> when we return, cyndi la lauper. the "time after time" singer, the most celebrated in hollywood today. wi be waiting time after h you i time ♪ just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture.

eddie, how did we get here today?ve they have a court who will be more open to the position they are taking. there is a connection between part of something we talked about the last segment and the segment. black voters turned out in new orleans. we have an idea of the impact -- >> it was really lame. >> it was poor during that time. i want to make a connection. there is an issue around 10 commandments, or religion in schools. the issue around abortion and lgbtq+. all of these elements were features of jerry falwell's movement. these are the cultural wars, 3.0. we are in the midst of relitigating the mid-20th century. you have white christian nationalists who are pushing this agenda. it is connecting with certain views that has always been in the suit. we have to be careful about what we are saying. we can dismiss it as nonsense but it has a long lineage in terms of our political culture. >> you would be an idiot to dismiss this. we thought the right for an abortion was in the constitution for 50 years. they fought th

please welcome eddie murphy!ling good. >> 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 s

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 delightful tig notaro. do check that out wherever 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."

eddie carver. eddie carver ismississippi, whed medicine and opened his own practice.oday, he is going to tribute to doc myers who is credited and very widely known as the father of the modern juneteenth movement. carther. ■>> i would like to say good afternoon to everyone. my name is eddie carther. i am from:p mississippi. back during the■■áb■>nt i was doing a black history speech across thez, having been elected the first black mayor in the state of mississippi. and i was at a black history program at the university of wisconsin. that is where i met the honorable reverend dr. myers. finished, he came up to me and asked, about coming to to look,■ississippi, to practice medicine. university. having said that, dr. myers came to to look, mississippi. 5 businessperson there. had a owned. dr. myers set up histo love, mississippi. and there, he practiced medicinr and he moved to tula. i was honored■ to invite him there. at thell city, about 3000 people, we had no doctor. dr. myers decided he would set up a practice there in tula mississippi. over the years, while he was the

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so eddie, you are the professor. how did we get here today?ll, i think there are forces out there that believe they have a court now that would be more open to the position that they are taking. and we need to see this -- is a connection between part of something that we talked about in the last segment and this segment, landry wouldn't even be in office if black people turned out to new orleans. right, james? we have an idea of the impact. but i also want to make a connection. there is this issue around the 10 commandments or prayer in school or religion in schools. there's the issue around abortion. there is the issue around lgbtq plus. all of these elements were featured of jerry falwell's movement. they were features of jordan. these are the culture wars 3.0. we are in the midst, stephanie, of relitigating the mid-20th century. and you have white christian nationalist who are pushing this agenda, and it is connecting with certain views that have always been in the soup. so i think we've got to be careful about what we are seeing. we can vi

no eddie murphy. eddie murphy. >> he don't got to be eddie murphy. he's will smith. >> jimmy: oh!e best. look at these guys. this is -- these are the head shots of you guys back -- >> oh, that was 30 years ago. >> jimmy: when you first started. >> that was our first -- [ cheers and applause ] hey! >> jimmy: who is this dude? who is this dude? who is this dude? who is this guy? >> that look like you were trying out for "good times." [ laughter ] >> that was my gangster hat. my o.g. hat. >> jimmy: i like the mustache, by the way, on both of you. let's talk about "bad boys: ride or die." this is funny, obviously, of course, there's a lot of action. what was the craziest stunt you've ever done on "bad boys"? >> in the second one when you were really driving that car. >> oh. >> that was the scariest. >> okay, hold on. >> with the cars falling off the -- >> we on tv, man. this is tv. [ laughter ] >> but we got to tell them. we got to tell the people. >> jimmy: now, were you in the car or -- >> in my defense, in my defense -- >> jimmy: look, still, he's having flashbacks. >> you probably

the one, the only, eddie murphy -- [ cheers and applause ] is here in studio tonight. about 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 be joining us. so we got a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] my brother and i had a wonderful conversation with a 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 assignm

. >> lieutenant eddie hope was still a sergeant back then. greg county sheriff's department. >> she had woodpiled underneath her and wood piled on top of her, and there was, i believe, a gas can lid there. >> wow. >> so it looked like somebody was trying to coffer their tracks. >> she was meant pob part of one big bonfire and just disappear forever. >> right. >> the officers who responded noted every detail they could, that she was young, late teens, early 20s, and that she was little, maybe 5'4", 100 pounds, she was wearing jeans, a pale shirt, the color lavender. $44 in her pocket. and this was unusual, baby teeth. she still had a few. >> she never lost 'em. and they said, that's highly unusual. >> that gave you something to work with, anyway. >> a little bit. >> other than that, the young woman was impossible to identify. she had been murdered, of that there was no doubt. her last moments had been very bad. is but, in most decide detectives, police burroed deep into the life of the victim, interviewed every family, find out about scorned l

i'm joined by eddie elwood, good evening, eddie, and welcome to gb news, good evening ., are good evening. first of all, are you able to say a little bit more about the death of your friend that convinced you that you ought to keep your facility open? >> yeah, well, lockdown one, i lockdown, i shut the gym , i lockdown, i shut the gym, i closed everything, and i waited to see what would the what was really happening, i looked into , really happening, i looked into, the office of national statistics to see who was really dying. and it was evident that it was, over 80s and the majority were over 90. and then six weeks into lockdown, one my friend , arlene foster ex army , friend, arlene foster ex army, veteran committed suicide . the veteran committed suicide. the gym was one of his outlets for his mental health, and it was it was hard for me. >> you you became convinced, did you? there was a link between the inability to go to the gym and the impact on his mental health. >> i've been involved in gymnasiums a long, long time , gymnasiums a long, long time, and gymnasiums a

he has given up the lead to steady eddie journal who joins us now. hi, eddie.u should feel good. nvidia has just been a juggernaut for the past couple of years, and apple has come back and now trading near all-time highs. you really couldn't have expected to go 2 for 2 that way. >> well, you know what, going into the draft i felt good about my opportunity to pick second overall. i think the first team took meta and left nvidia sitting right there. i felt good about it. let me just say this, i've been in the business, wealth management business, for almost a decade, a partner with ameriprise, my masters in business from northwestern. i had lost my business partner, in the business for 30 years. we put our heads together, tried to figure out what was the best opportunities here. we felt good about nvidia. clearly you could pull up, look at cnbc, look at google, the news of what they've been able to do. certainly with apple with their products that are coming out with a.i. and how it's exploding, i mean, it's just been perfect time for us to jump on that and i fee

hand of eddie's daughter. use me as brandon eddie told investigators, he pushed the superintendent away from his daughter because he thought briggs treated her unfairly when she got in trouble at school. but some on line called the behavior racist as brings as black and eddie as white representative francesca, hong from madison taking to x to right. no one should have to endure this type of gross and races to conduct the district in a statement, not addressing the accusations of racism but saying it's quote, taking this incident very seriously and working closely with local law enforcement to ensure a thorough investigation. i cannot believe i just saw but and it happens. so some people online say some people online, say manila wrote the bad so i'm going with it. so listen. even though they quote the father, i don't know if you could tell them the reports. let me take you back through it in case you missed it. so the father says he had a be for the superintendent for what apparently the superintendent did to h

(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...n health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin with new details emerging about the horrifying murders on an idaho college campus that took the lives of four young people in their prime. a new book offers a possible timeline of the murders and who might have been the target of the killings. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: a year and a half after the brutal killing of four college students, xana kernodle, boyfriend ethan chapin, madison logan, and katie gonzalez. families and friends still awaiting justice as the trial has yet to be set for bryan kohberger. >> i hope people understand how all these kids that were a part of this were doing everything right. they were going to be the type of people that you want to be your neighbor. >> reporter: on november 13th of 2022, a quadruple homicide rocked the quiet college town of moscow, idaho, and the nation. it made headlines everywher

eddie carver.esponsible for bringing doc myers to mississippi, where he practiced medicine and opened his own practice. is the first black mayor of mississippi. and here■ú■ today, he is going o pay a tribute to docften credity widely known as the father of the modern juneteeh carther. >> i would like to say good carther. i am from mississippi. back during the 1980's, i was doing a black history speec then elected the first black mayor in the state of mississippi. was at a black history program at the univey met the honorable myers. once i finished, he came up to asked, about coming to to look, mississippi, to practice medicine. he had just graduated from the university. having said that, dr. myers came to to look, mississippi. at the time, i was a businessperson there. d a few buildings and stores that i owned. dr clinic into love, mississippi. ■'and there, he practiced medice and he moved to tula. i was to invite him there. at the time, a small city, about 3000 doctor. ers decided he would set up

(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...uel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. it's a case that's gripping the nation and dividing the greater boston community. the trial playing out in court over 31 dramatic days. karen read, the girlfriend of local police officer john o'keefe, accused of killing him after a night of drinking. she says other members of law enforcement are responsible not just for framing her but also for o'keefe's death. crowds of read supporters gathering outside the courthouse agreeing with her loudly. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> "i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. >> karen read was framed. her car never struck john o'keefe. she did not cause his death. somebody else did. >> reporter: after 31 explosive days of trial, scores of witnesses and experts, and intense back-and-forth arguments, today, closing arguments in the murder trial of karen r

(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...uel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us. a horrifying scene at a resort in mexico. two americans electrocuted in the hotel's "koozy. one victim died, another transported to the hospital in tucson, arizona. here's abc's matt gutman with details. >> reporter: tonight this dramatic video showing the moments two americans are bleefds to have left hand electrocuted in a hot cub at a mexico resort. bystanders screaming for help as one person is seen pulled to safety. amidst the chaos on that pool deck, you can see someone esthering cpr. the sonora attorney general says it's investigating the incident, stating 43-year-old jorge was killed, 35-year-old lizette injured. they used only the vehicle gyms' first names. sources telling abc news they were a couple from el paso, texas. the tragic incident unfolding tuesday evening at the sonoran sea resort. the attorney general adding forens

(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ ♪ snoetss >> phil: good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm phil lipof. the murder trial that's gripping the nation and dividing the greater boston community hit a standstill today. do longer jury deliberations foreshadow a guilty or not guilty verdict? here's abc's erielle reshef. >> all right, so counsel, you're aware of a note from the jury? >> reporter: a fourth day of waiting and frustration. the jury in the karen read trial ordered back to deliberations after telling the judge they could not reach a verdict on whether she murdered her boyfriend. >> i'd ask you to clear your heads, have lunch, and begin your deliberations again. so -- or continue your deliberations, all right? so i'm sending you back out. >> reporter: supporters of the free karen read movement have turned the case into a national sensation. >> "i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. >> karen read was framed. her car n

(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...l up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ >> phil: good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm phil lipof. three months after announcing that she had cancer and that she was starting preventive chemotherapy, a rare update from princess kate today relaying what many hope is a sign she's on the mend. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: today, princess kate taking a brave step, announcing she will appear in public for the first time this year. the palace releasing this new photo, the very first glimpse we've had of the princess of wales in months. >> i thought the photograph of catherine by the tree and the natural environment -- clearly, the positive days have been enhanced by being out in nature and being with the kids and just doing normal things. >> reporter: and the princess issuing a personal and candid statement, updating the public about her ongoing cancer treatment writing -- good days and bad days. on those bad days

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so for me that was eddie murphy.obably shouldn't have been watching that stuff when i was that age. >> jimmy: yeah, you probably -- yeah, exactly, yeah. but you did. >> oh, and i loved it. >> jimmy: you turned out okay. >> i turned out okay, i think, somehow. >> jimmy: i think so. i think you did, yeah. >> so yeah, when this came across the desk, like, "you get to be the new sidekick in the new 'beverly hills cop,'" i'm like, "yes. thank you, yes." >> jimmy: you're like, "my brother would have loved this." >> exactly. exactly. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. here's joseph gordon-levitt and eddie murphy in "beverly hills cop: axel f." take a look. >> this [ bleep ] gon' be like riding a bike. you gonna get right in there and know how to do this [ bleep ]. you was trained, you can do this. just go and then we got to go -- >> can you please just shut the [ bleep ] up. i'm trying to concentrate. ♪ [ helicopter blades whirring ] ♪ >> just take it off. go, go, go, go! >> [ bleep ] man, i thought you was supposed to be a

what are your thoughts, eddie glaude?y is. we know his character. we know the danger that he presents, and we also know that millions of americans support him. we can come up with ads. we can disclose or illustrate his failings, his cognitive decline, we could do all of that, and we still know that millions of americans support him. and so, you know, when i was thinking about it in relation to the last segment and in this segment, nicolle, is that we keep presuming that these are rational actors. even the low information voters, we're saying if only they got more information, they will then make the rational decision. we have to conclude that this guy at the top of the ticket of the republican party, something is not right, and i'm not saying that they're irrational, but their passion's at work here, and we keep arguing on the grounds of rational decision-making when there's this existential question at the heart of his success and ascendance. they feel they're losing control of the country, and we got to address that it

when am i going to be a wife again, eddie ? here i come. he's again, eddie? here i come. ride. >> that is her ride. i don't know what you want from me . know what you want from me. >> is great. you can see this one's on the haymarket . we one's on the haymarket. we should mention boys from the blackstuff is on at the garrick. it's starting next week and it's on until august the 3rd. but this one, dominic west plays their longshoreman 1950s new york on the docks. arthur miller, play worker. men just want to survive, look after their family. and he's kind of there's a bit sort of it's a bit a streetcar named desire as well, stanley kowalski, it's this big bluff, man, and everything's fine as long as he's lord of his kingdom. but his wife, who is fantastic there, played by kate fleetwood. her cousins come over from italy. so there's a lot about immigration. and in that way, actually, this one is relevant. you hear the stories when the cousins come over , their cousins come over, their children are starving, they're sick. there is nothing. italy is a beautiful country, but th

roker got to sit down with the legendary eddie murphy. >> that's right.le s detective axel foley in "beverly hills cop." while time may have passed, not much is changed. he is back in beverly hills fighting bad guys and wreaking havoc on the streets. after 30 years -- >> foley! helicopter. >> -- detective axel foley is back. >> this isn't my first time in beverly hills. >> yeah. i saw that. '84, '87 and in '94. >> reporter: eddie murphy reprising his role as the wise-cracking cop as detroit in "beverly hills cop" axle f. the fourth installment of the hit franchise. >> hey, miss, doesn't he look about 10, 15 years older than me? we're the same age. >> what was it like stepping back into the role itself? >> it felt like old man. i did "beverly hills cop" when i was 21. and i'm 63 now. >> reporter: in this long-awaiting sequel, axle is once again solving crimes and causing chaos. >> a lot of blind spots in the snowplow. >> reporter: this movie filled with action. >> now i would rather not do any stunts. >> you would rather stay on the couch. >> yeah. let me

he currently shares the record number of stage wins with eddy merckx on 34, and much has been made ofart in florence tomorrow, he's not focusing on that, as drew savage reports. mark cavendish does not look a man carrying the weight of cycling history with them. if anything, the recently ignited certain mark seemed more relaxed than ever. at the grand apart in florence. t more relaxed than ever. at the grand apart in florence.— apart in florence. i don't have an hinu apart in florence. i don't have anything to — apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. _ apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's - apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's not i apart in florence. i don't have anything to lose. it's not like| anything to lose. it's not like playing roulette where if i don't win here, i don't lose, too. do you know what i mean? i know it makes a nice story to kind of say that, but it's as simple as that. tn nice story to kind of say that, but it's as simple as that.— it's as simple as that. in italy, the call it's as simple as that. in italy, they call

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joining us now, eddie glaude jr.n the backdrop, and chris whipple, author of the "the fight of his life," inside joe biden's white house. i think you're in aspen. gorgeous backdrop there. based on the rally we saw, it sure doesn't sound like joe biden is going to go anywhere. he said he can win. how does a man, though, who has been in public office serving his country for half of his life, weigh the considerations when you have so many people who know you, support you, and love you are saying, maybe it's time? >> well, first of all, it's actually a beautiful day here in aspen. it's good to see you, chris. i think he has to understand his legacy. he has to think about his legacy. he has to think about the party and most importantly, he has to think about the country, what would it mean for him to stay in the race, if he's not capable of actually running a campaign to defeat donald trump. that's a question he has to ask himself honestly. and i think the people around him, even those who are invested in him staying in t

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(thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...o 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. ♪ >> juju: thanks for joining us. history made today when the president's son, hunter biden, was found guilty of each of the three federal gun charges against him. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: after three hours of deliberations, the jury in hunter biden's federal criminal trial reached a verdict. the defendant raced back to the courthouse to hear guilty on all three felony counts for lying about his drug use on a gun application in 2018 and possessing a gun while abusing drugs. the first-ever criminal convictions for the child of a sitting u.s. president. at first, hunter biden appeared stunned when he heard the word guilty. then he nodded, patted his lawyer on the back, and hugged his legal team and his wife. moments later, hunter walked out of the courthouse hand in hand with his wife, melissa on one side, and his mother, the first lady, on the other, d

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