ralph. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and eddie murphy.f love. >> jimmy: well, yeah, sure. that's dr. ralph for you. >> thank you. to this day his students will call up and say, "dr. ralph what he did for me." >> jimmy: that's nice. that's nice. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: the show, if you haven't seen it, you should. "abbott elementary." watch it wednesday nights 9:30 on abc, then the next day on hulu. [ cheers and applause ] sheryl lee ralph, everybody! we'll be right back with magdalena bay. >> lou: the “jimmy kimmel live” concert series presented by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change. evan low only serves himself. >>

we messaged eddie murray about his linkedin post. hey, eddie, sorry to bother you...we went to see him. could we ask you about your linkedin posts? yeah. were you spreading false information? was i spreading...? no. why did you say that your children were there? we understand the children were not there, eddie. my ex—wife rang me up and told me they were there. she was crying her eyes out. we understand eddie murray's family were in the area, but had left the dance class by the time of the attack. we've also obtained eddie murray's deleted linkedin posts. in one, he says the attack happened because of "people with a left wing woke agenda". in another, he claims bbc news are lying and says the attacker�*s name is ali al—shakati. why did you post a false name of the attacker? someone else had already posted it, hadn't they? it's clear no single post or person was responsible for the riots. so an undocumented migrant decided to go to a taylor swift dance class... but within 2a hours, people like andrew tate and other high profile online accounts were repeating false narr

eddie glaude is back with us.ant to bring in former republican congressman from florida david jolly. dasha, donald trump already is fund-raising off of president biden's comments. he's comparing it to hillary clinton's basket of deplorables remark. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, we already have seen fund-raising emails, his allies, his campaign staff, his running mate, they are all over this. look, the campaign really sees this as a gift, given that for about 48 hours there, they were in major cleanup mode after that comic's racist jokes at the madison square garden rally. in fact, the comments from president biden came during an event in allentown, pennsylvania, where the trump campaign invited puerto rican supporters, they invited florida senator marco rubio to try to rally latino support, puerto rican support. this is a demographic they have been targeting for quite some time, so this comic's comments were terrible timing and is not what the campaign wanted. and then they got this gift from president

eddie bernice knew a thing or two about being a trailblazer herself, having become the first woman and african american to chair the science committee. honoring the hidden figures of the space race was an important cause for her and i wish she could be here with us today to see the results of her hard work, to celebrate the pioneering women of nasa. for years, female computers, mathematicians, and engineers helped drive nasa's unprecedented achievements during the space race, despite facing gender hurdles. they were paid less, received fewer opportunities at advancement, and were not recognized for their contributions, often having to submit their work anonymously. women of color, like catherine johnson, christine darden, dorothy vaughan, and mary jackson, faced even more disadvantages from segregation and racism. and yet, they persisted in their work, helping to send john glenn in orbit, to land the first humans on the moon, and to launch enduring scientific missions like the voyager probes. their achievements are all the more impressive given the challenges they faced, awarding them

pooh poohed it and said that eddie was like hundreds of other people that harry truman knew. however, i don't think harry would have admitted hundreds of other people. but i wanted to see him. but i wanted to get your opinion on why margaret truman would have pooh the idea of eddie it's a mystery. i mean, i really because no. that he was a good friend. you know, i have that photograph and you see the photograph in there in their later years. you know, he let him in the white, you know, saturday morning. so and, you know eddie was was instrumental in helping truman reach his decision to recognize israel by getting haim weitzman there twice into into truman's white house. so i don't understand. i saw that. and i thought i have to mention it. i know that. did not want a -- in her house. now whether margaret i never i never heard that about margaret but i know for a fact that she did not and she did not she was anti-semitic and you'd mentioned the meeting, walter white, and then talked about truman's background in terms of civil rights. and then he made this drama stick change. i

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> turning back to our top story. violent crime has become one of the top issues, but fbi data shows it has continued to drop in the u.s. in the first part of the year. we go to detroit where the police chief says the reality doesn't match the rhetoric. >> reporter: we're with officers patrolling downtown detroit who tell us this city, long one of america's most dangerous, is safer. >> is that the reality that you see? >> we often get a bad rap. >> reporter: but that's not what you'll hear from former president trump when he talks about crime across america. >> crime here is up and through the roof. >> reporter: including in michigan. >> but you can't walk across the street to get a loaf of bread. you get shot. >> that's simply not true. >> reporter: we spoke to detroit police chief, james white. >> i invite him to walk the streets of detroit, and i'd be more than happy to do t

let me begin by acknowledging the contributions and leadership of the late great congresswoman eddie bernice johnson legislation brought us to this moment is gold medal ceremony celebrates the heroic contributions of four pioneering patriotic and powerful engine mathematicians researchers and other women who stand on their shoulders whose intellect, ingenuity and innovation helped america to orbit the earth and land a man on the moon accelerate the pace of space exploration and aiding our nations. triumph in the space race. in 1961, president john f kennedy famously declared, we choose go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because are easy, but because they are hard with. the moon landing in 1969, a america showed the world that when we set our focus on accomplishing something big, we can achieve it no matter how difficult and it would not have without the brilliant and resilience of today's honorees. miss johnson. miss vaughan, miss and dr. darden each of them graduated from historically black colleges and universities. hampton university. westbridge state colleg

let me begin by acknowledging the contributions and leadership of the late great congresswoman eddie bernice johnson legislation brought us to this moment is gold medal ceremony celebrates the heroic contributions of four pioneering patriotic and powerful engine mathematicians researchers and other women who stand on their shoulders whose intellect, ingenuity and innovation helped america to orbit the earth and land a man on the moon accelerate the pace of space exploration and aiding our nations. triumph in the space race. in 1961, president john f kennedy famously declared, we choose go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because are easy, but because they are hard with. the moon landing in 1969, a america showed the world that when we set our focus on accomplishing something big, we can achieve it no matter how difficult and it would not have without the brilliant and resilience of today's honorees. miss johnson. miss vaughan, miss and dr. darden each of them graduated from historically black colleges and universities. hampton university. westbridge state colleg

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> welcome back. two major news websites are putting up a paywall. >>> but first a milestone brewing for the starbucks barista union push. good morning , arabile. >> good morning, frances. starbucks workers union, that's the union formed of course just around 2021, was it. and in bellingham, washington, it's the 500th store to join the union since the first location was unionized. 11,000 baristas have joined the union. the company saying they actually support the rights of workers to join unions as well, then, adding 100 new locations, which have been successfully unionized in the past six months. so conversations between the union and the company indeed still flowing very well. on the other side, you made note of the paywall discussion. cnn is set to start asking users to pay a monthly fee of around cnn. clearly the subscription model coming to the fore. the big question mark,

eddie glaude, always a pleasure, brother. to have you at the table with us. thank you both. juanita's new book "a more perfect party" comes out in january. i can't wait to read it. >> next, vice president harris speaks directly to latino voters. you are watching "the weekend". ♪ ♪ ekend". ♪ ♪ stylist. life's good. when you have a plan. ♪♪

pooh poohed it and said that eddie was like hundreds of other people that harry truman knew. however, i don't think harry would have admitted hundreds of other people. but i wanted to see him. but i wanted to get your opinion on why margaret truman would have pooh the idea of eddie it's a mystery. i mean, i really because no. that he was a good friend. you know, i have that photograph and you see the photograph in there in their later years. you know, he let him in the white, you know, saturday morning. so and, you know eddie was was instrumental in helping truman reach his decision to recognize israel by getting haim weitzman there twice into into truman's white house. so i don't understand. i saw that. and i thought i have to mention it. i know that. did not want a -- in her house. now whether margaret i never i never heard that about margaret but i know for a fact that she did not and she did not she was anti-semitic and you'd mentioned the meeting, walter white, and then talked about truman's background in terms of civil rights. and then he made this drama stick change. i

[as eddie murphy] it's too hot in the hot tub. [laughter] - eddie murphy?uy doing an impression of another guy. [upbeat music] - [gasps] [tense music] if there's a burglar, i'll cut your burgling hands. ♪ ♪ [music stops] that's what i thought. - our next guests are the four elderly prostitutes who inspired "golden girls." - what are you doing home? - i finished my deliveries early, and i've wanted to nap before going back. - how nice. did a certain new friend have something to do with it? - he might have. - just say i was right, julius. - of course you were right. romeo and i actually have a lot in common. in fact, we're getting dinner. - oh, that's great, baby, especially 'cause now i don't have to go. i bet his wife would be happy to have a night to herself too. - oh, no wife. he's single. - nope. can't ever see him again. - rochelle, you can't tell me who i can and can't see. - julius, single men his age are trouble. they go to strip clubs, have weird pets. their lips are always chapped. - rochelle, that's crazy. let me guess-- that's what sally said?

let me begin by acknowledging the contributions and leadership of the late great congresswoman eddiece johnson , whose legislation brought us to this moment. this gold medal ceremony celebrates the heroic contributions of four pioneering, patriotic, and powerful engineers, mathematicians, researchers, and other women who stand on their shoulders, whose collective intellect, ingenuity, and innovation helped america orbit the earth and land a man on the moon, accelerating the pace of space exploration and aiding our nation's triumph in the space race. in 1951, president john f. kennedy famously declared "we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy, but because they are hard ." with the moon landing in 1969, america showed the world that when we set our focus on a couple sharing something big, we can achieve it, no matter how difficult. and, it would not have happened without the brilliance and resilience of today's honorees. ms. johnson, dorothy vaughan, ms. jackson and dr. christine darden. each of them graduated from historically black

pooh-poohed it and said that eddie was like hundreds of other people that harry truman knew. however, i don't think harry would've admitted hundreds of other people butnt i wanted -- o see them, but i wanted to get your opinion on why margaret truman would have pooh-poohed the idea of eddie? >> it's a mystery, really. because there's a a question t he was f a good friend. i have that photograph. did you see the photograph in their later years? you know, , he led them in the white house saturday mornings. you know, eddie was instrumental in helping truman reached his decision to recognize israel by giving chaim weitzman in there twice into truman white house. i just don't understand that. i saw that i'd i thought i just have to mention it. i know that bess did not want a jew in her house. whether margaret, but hee never heard that about margaret. i know for a fact that she did not, that she did not, she was anti-semitic, okay? >> you mentioned a meeting with walter white and then talked about truman's background in terms of civil rights, and then he made his dramatic change. a

this probably means that the less tradition eddie p, both those parents motivated to vote. and this thing voters who afraid disappointed not by the be decided not to go and rather than voting for the position. i think if the pico major conditions was, is majority, this would mean the end of the, of the area. uh, she's either probably in just a word from 2012 to 2020 and to us assessing aged 2 years ago, maybe members of he's fiction within the party record and assess font standard. and as a result to this conservative group has last influence within the party and also within the electorate. right? generalist of mountain freights in tokyo. thank you for as ma stories making headlines around a well that's the cut, some of them voters in lithuania, i had into the photos for the 2nd round of the country's parliamentary elections. the position social democratic party won the most seats in the 1st round 2 weeks ago, and is hoping to form a 3 by $0.02. i left coalition lebanon's health ministry says at least 8 people have been killed in what had called on these riley attack on the

the most important people in my life have been my eddie and my and living with them.rse, 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 president clinton nominee nominated me

i am eddie mike of junior states. you in for more news at the top of the, the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what sets my thought or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is nonsense. i want my son to the doctor, joe in the clubs. it's time to get your generation with.

this is the opposition to vince eddie, a judge of wood returned to the european path. that's how president telling me of those would obviously be we called it because at the moment you sat at the you membership negotiations of throws and cancelled. let me remind you once again the judge has got an official status of the candidacy since december last year. however, after the judge and polymer implemented, if you, let's say you onto your west and onto your appealing laws, nor toll could be the you are taking place anymore. first and foremost, foremost, it's about the so called for an agency which is based on a very similar rational and it's a case where people values even then you government to bullish has to be small. you could start negotiations with georgia again, right? that is f b o position wins, but what if they're ruling georgia? dream potty wins. then what? well yeah, if you, if i go up, is it the holding party of ability on their bodies should be libyans? i think the 1st thing that would happen is that the thousands and thousands of georgians would take to the

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>> eddie. >> hi, my name is eddie. is sally available real quick? hello, i'm working with the nebraska democrats and i want to know if you support kamala harris for president. >> jason brown and his wife ruth have founded blue dot the roscoe which aims to highlight the second congressional district single electoral vote which could play a pivotal role in the 2024 presidential election. jason then ruth invited c-span to witness their sign making operation that started in their garage. >> we were just starting to watch the democratic national convention and let's see, that was on a monday, august 19. and we were just really, really, really how surprised -- how well it was going. the energy in the room was intense. we had heard even before the dnc but particularly that day that there was a spirit and the day where people were retelling cam was stories about how she would chair when she was a child and when she had a -- an issue at home her mom would say, now that you have complained, do something. we had known about the blue dot and were proud to be a

eddie in massachusetts, republican.aller: hi, in the 1920's, president calvin coolidge said, do you think this is the government's business? that is why donald trump did so good. when he got into office in 2016, the growth rate was 1%, unemployment 6.5%. getting rid of bill clinton's nafta, which was sucking all of our jobs. my cousin lost his job when the ge plant closed in massachusetts. but that is what you have got to do, got to get corporate tax down. so the administration got the growth rate up to 3% and unemployment down to 3.5%. that is why he did a good job, he is a businessman, and that is why he should be our next president again. host: that is why eddie is voting for the former president. we go to benny in michigan, independent. caller: good morning. i just want to speak to the people that are out there thinking about voting and who to vote for. remember who supports this ex- president, the kkk, the american nazi party, oath keepers, the proud boys. we cannot have a convicted felon leading our country. he ca

hi, i'm eddie micah, julia, thanks for sharing your time for me. the we are all set with what seemed close to the team to bring use a story behind the news room about unbiased information for free might of the if you come to aquinos and you just think like, oh, i'm just going to speak spanish, spanish, they're not going to win them over latino voters divided between harris and trump tower full but structured demographics. everybody's aware of that within the last 3 years.

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>> eddie. >> hi, my name is eddie. is sally available real quick? hello, i'm working with the nebraska democrats and i want to know if you support kamala harris for president. >> jason brown and his wife ruth have founded blue dot the roscoe which aims to highlight the second congressional district single electoral vote which could play a pivotal role in the 2024 presidential election. jason then ruth invited c-span to witness their sign making operation that started in their garage. >> we were just starting to watch the democratic national convention and let's see, that was on a monday, august 19. and we were just really, really, really how surprised -- how well it was going. the energy in the room was intense. we had heard even before the dnc but particularly that day that there was a spirit and the day where people were retelling cam was stories about how she would chair when she was a child and when she had a -- an issue at home her mom would say, now that you have complained, do something. we had known about the blue dot and were proud to be a

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eddie howe's name is one that's been linked with the job several times.d by the fa, he said no and that he was surprised they had appointed a foreign coach. i have always said, and i've been very clear on this whenever i've been asked, going back years and years, my preference would have been for an english coach. but if you're going to go foreign, go for the best and i certainly think thomas is that. i think england have to do what is right for them, and only them will know the processes they've gone through and the decisions they have made and i'm certainly not the type of person thatis certainly not the type of person that is going to analyse data. for me, it is about newcastle and trying to win games, and it is hard enough to win games, and it is hard enough to do that when you are 100% focused, and i will remain that way with my work, but i know if you drop your levels in your focus, with my work, but i know if you drop your levels in yourfocus, thejob becomes impossible. so at no stage have i allowed myself to do that. in agreement with eddie howe —

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> now to a story both heartbreaking and uplifting. activist john adrian velasquez spent nearly 27 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. now he has been exonerated for the murder of a retired nypd officer. and our lester holt spoke with velasquez after the hearing that cleared his name. >> reporter: it would be impossible to return to john adrian velasquez all that has been taken from him. but, in a manhattan courtroom, a judge finally gave him back his good name. his decades-long cries for justice after being wrongfully convicted of killing a retired police officer coming down to a four-minute-long proceeding. >> the people do not believe they are in a position to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: without fanfare or apology, the judge formally accepting the conclusion of a manhattan district attorney's internal investigation, the same office tha

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> leading the news, a georgia judge is striking down the state's abortion restrictions, ruling it violates the georgia constitution. the 2022 law was passed after roe versus wade was reversed and banned abortion around six weeks in the state. under the new ruling, it's legal through at least 20 weeks of pregnancy. the state's attorney general is vowing to appeal the decision. >>> one of eric adams' top virus advis advisors has resigned. mayor adams has been indicted for corruption. he denies the charges. pearson is no stranger to scandal, having faced several lawsuits for sexual harassment and a fight at a migrant shelter last year. he denies the accusations. >>> stellantis is recalling 194 jeep hybrids made from 2020 to 2024 as well as jeep grand cherokee made from 2022 to 2024. it is advising drivers from recharging, adding they should park away from structures. >>> direct t

recently, reading's mayor eddie moran gave me a tour of downtown. this particular business here, which is a pizzeria owned by an individual. hey, let's say hi to him. reading, pennsylvania, is a majority latino city. hey, is miss gabrielino and she the proud mom of a set of twins? hi. the polanco family. nice to meet you again. i'm from new jersey in the city of reading. moran is a democrat and the city's first latino mayor. hey, how you doing, sir? how are you doing? you all right? you're good. how's everything? i am counting my blessings, man. he's sort of a local celebrity. i think you got a fan. how are you guys doing? and when i sat down with moran at city hall, it was clear he's confident his latino constituents are key to a democratic victory. i think it's no longer a secret that the latino vote could sway the outcome of this presidential election. if latinos vote correct. the latino community, especially the caribbean, such as the puerto rican and dominican community, are custom in our communities to go out and vote in our country's. you kno

i am eddie michael junior. the show a ride to guide know the way around is strictly scientific trip to some pretty cheap places. curiosity is we try it tomorrow today instead of see minutes on d w, you're not kind of always in signatures if the size and see the thing with like cussing and always where it's 09 in 60 minutes on d w. the shannon or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level, learning gym and has chosen to go dw one pixel. we in fact, every day, the world wide web for free, for all the world, we can take the different w call, the world unpack pulse of your info is and all the input w story. now on to the, the sign is off to the soul of the sun in november 9th. the face is dw news live from the land. georgia's ruling pro russian parties wins parliamentary elections with over 54 percent of the vote. george's president rejects the results, claiming the large scale fraud and the you calls on georgian authorities to investigate a legend. bolting irregularities, also

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. using these type of cleansers could be damaging and stripping your skin. i use new olay cleansing melts every day. just soak, activate and wash. to clean, tone and refresh. that's a 3x better clean. olay. >>> now the navajo nation's fight for water. more than a century ago a treaty allocated river to seven saints, but left out the 17 million acre reservation. now a third of the homes still don't have running water. on this indigenous people's day, we're shining a light on the effort to change that. elisa london has the story. >> reporter: on navajo nation, darlene narviso is known as the water lady. four days a week, she fills a tanker truck with 4,000 gallons of what in this parched region is considered liquid gold. then makes the rounds distributing that water to households in need. what are some of the best parts about hauling water out to various households? >> well, i love

>> and joining us now professor at princeton university, our friend eddie.on to what we heard from from former president obama. while polling does suggest harris has significant leads in these minority communities, but trump has made some in roads. so do you think that is, and what is your response to what obama said? >> well, we have to see if the poll data is right, jonathan. i mean, you know, between 2016 and 2020 there was all of this talk, there was going to be this shift or increase in numbers when we didn't really see that. so we have to see what happens after the election on november 5th. look, i think president obama was right -- is well within his right to ask the question. i ask myself the question all the time. think about representative byron donalds coming to the stage in dixie. it blows your mind on certain levels. some people are patriarchal and some people are selfish and greedy. there's a wide spectrum of politics that exists within those communities, and you just have to make the argument as vice president harris said. >> no, your point is

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. using these type of cleansers could be damaging and stripping your skin. i use new olay cleansing melts every day. just soak, activate and wash. to clean, tone and refresh. that's a 3x better clean. olay. >>> our latest nbc news poll is showing a big gender gap with young men shifting their support to donald trump. nbc's shaquille brewster went tailgating in georgia to find out why. >> reporter: before kickoff in atlanta -- >> cheers! >> almost everyone tailgating is a falcons fan. >> i'm with nbc news. we're trying to talk to young voters. >> reporter: and among young men at this nfl stadium in a battleground state. >> probably i'll vote. probably for trump. >> trump. >> reporter: throwing support for former trump. why donald trump? >> i enjoyed his policies, and he did treat us pretty well. >> reporter: for generations, the youth vote has favored democrats. >> you go first. >>

eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. using these type of cleansers could be damaging and stripping your skin. i use new olay cleansing melts every day. just soak, activate and wash. to clean, tone and refresh. that's a 3x better clean. olay. >>> a spooky spending trend is hitting retailers this halloween, but first, more turbulence for boeing as the machinist strike drags on. cnbc's karen tso is here with all the details. good morning. what is going on? >> christina, good morning to you. yes, after a litany of problems over the years boeing is now lightning the load. it will slash 17,000 jobs a fairly hefty 10% of its workforce. the chief executive fired off an email on friday spelling out that the cuts will fall across the organization from executives to managers and other employees. the downsizing has been described as necessary to align with financial reality and it does come amid that ongoing strike with 33,000

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