johnny is/was the mount olympus. you didn't just call johnny and say hey, johnny.they going to be all right, johnny? i was pretty much alone. i was orphaned in the talk show world. >> awww. >> david: i don't appreciate the sarcasm. >> stephen: tonight for us this is show 1,431. which is nothing. nothing for you. you did just of "the late show" alone, you did over 4,000 shows here. i'm just curious. [cheering] they called to the iron man of late night. >> david: that's right. and they were all damn good. >> stephen: what do you miss most if there is anything? >> david: i miss everything. mostly it's fun. very few things in life provide one the opportunity, and i can't speak for you or to you on this topic. but for me if you muck one up, 24 hours later you get to try again. >> stephen: we call it kleenex in the box. there's always another one in the box. >> david: that was great. it made it more and more fun and then when you do something you're really proud of, you think "my god, let's do that again." and six or seven years later you have that explains one more. >>

that's why we sent johnny to see wanda. >> how is it going? johnny from fox. how are you?ou? >> nice to see you. you too. >> wanda, why did you stuff the ballots? wanda? why did you stuff the ballots? wanda surveillance video of you stuffing the ballots. do you have anything do say? >> wanda? wanda, what do you want to say to the people of bridgeport? >> so wanda pled the 5th just like she did in court. we're not letting this go. >>> last weekend palestinian demonstratored vandalized the white house. joe biden wasn't there. they took it to his real house, the one in delaware. >> biden, biden, you can't hide. we charge you with genocide. we charge you with genocide. >> netanyahu and biden are war criminals. >> if they really wanted to get joe's attention, they would spray paint free gaza on his car. like they did in new york. they didn't get close enough to make that happen. so called journalists are egging them on. now confronting senator chris cooms on amtrak. >> senator, sorry to put you on the spot. why not call for a cease-fire in gaza? you have 4600 children killed. >

have johnny investigate that.saturday, we wake up and i give my wife's break and take the kids on the double stroller with shin splints. i pooh-poohed the double stroller, never thought we'd get use out of it. i like it, with my two kids and one built like a middle linebacker like pushing a sled. going up a steep incline within first 20 minutes, i'm talking steep. my son is trying to talk to me and i'm having a hard time breathing. probably just the altitude. it is insane. we come back, we go out to dinner. jesse jr. was pretty well behaved, pretty well behaved. well, until emma, ate his fly and kid flies off the handle. my father-in-law swoops in and saves the day and distracts them. reach into this pocket, there is a car in here. bring a car, brilliant. not in there. reach into this pocket, lots of pockets. after the fifth pocket, father-in-law says, i guess i don't have any cars. kid starts whaling again. then we finish dinner. excellent spanish tavern, love it, recommend it. father-in-law orders dessert. i wil

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are you feeling good, johnny bananas? he's still worried. he's ready.so we're going to play a little blues for you. how's that sound? [blues music] (singing) [inaudible] turn your light down low. blues in chicago is synonymous. blues is a gift to the world. and it really launched from here. i used to go see all the chicago blues bands when they'd come through i lived. and i was like, i'm moving to chicago. (singing) so sweet and nice. hey. hey. blues music is about where you been, where you're going to, and where you're at right now. you want to feel it, but not necessarily only in your eardrums. you want to feel it right here. exactly. and that's really what music is all about. [blues music] yeah! the wine worked didn't it? we got to take this show on the road, joanna. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms

are you feeling good, johnny bananas? he's still worried. he's ready.tle blues for you. how's that sound? [blues music] (singing) [inaudible] turn your light down low. blues in chicago is synonymous. blues is a gift to the world. and it really launched from here. i used to go see all the chicago blues bands when they'd come through i lived. and i was like, i'm moving to chicago. (singing) so sweet and nice. hey. hey. blues music is about where you been, where you're going to, and where you're at right now. you want to feel it, but not necessarily only in your eardrums. you want to feel it right here. exactly. and that's really what music is all about. [blues music] yeah! the wine worked didn't it? we got to take this show on the road, joanna. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo,

now of emily with johnny. he brought the dog johnny with him to the border crossing so that johnny would be there for emily when she made that crossing, and he dacalled it th first step in her recovery, but certainly, wolf, everyone here, all the hospital personnel who you talked to are keenly aware of the fact that it is a long road to recovery psychologically for these children, particularly who have been held for over seven weeks. i mean, just imagine for a young girl like emily with no family members, likely held in very difficult circumstances and conditions, some hostages who have been released talk about being held underground without seeing daylight. no concept of time, and crucially, wolf, of course, and this is something they're really bracing themselves for here, no information about what happened on october 7th, about what happened to their loved ones, and you have seen israeli authorities, particularly the ministry of welfare go to great lengths to prepare good lines for the idf soldiers who are a

what was the little johnny's? easy. >> you eating a ton of them was amazing it. >> wasn't too hot. >> johnny was according to just right. >> the other thing is we had a beautiful weather day but the people are amazing. >> and you know what we need to do this more observe. don't you think? [applause] >> and it's also wonderful to be here to be a part of the patriot awards where you have extra ordinary americans who are being recognized. it's the fifth annual one. i hope everybody will watch on fox nation. >> one thing i had to call dana out for. i just want the audience's opinion on this. we checked into the flight together sitting close together and i offered to put dana's luggage on the top storage and she wouldn't let me. now if a man asks a woman would you like me to put the luggage up for you, what the are you supposed to say? >> yes and however if your friend and colleague who you need has had a long time ago back surgery and done well with it would you do it? >> he needed double back surgery lifts it up and

powers will be asked to do more to bring this escalate, escalating conflict down midwest analyst johnny press on his thank you so much. you're welcome. all right, let's take a look now, some of the other stories making use around the world, the spine coast. god says it has rescued more than $500.00 migrants of the canary islands. i will approach a show on the island of el hutto spine says they have been more than twice the number of arrivals on the islands compared to last year to me and had broken the form of guinea dictates that most of these come out of out of prison in the capital comically, authorities said they were closing the border to prevent him from leaving has been on trial of our massacre in 2009 more than a 150 people have been killed in an earthquake in the pull. the trend struck in the middle of the not very many victims in the homes. yami and police have been deploying in hopes of finding most of us officials expect to find more bodies in the remote mountainous region. residents ducked through the trouble to pull survive ups from the the wreckage of collapse, buildings

johnny, come, let's play together, but i'll win. are you often called johnny dep? day he went like this, here he is the waterline is already high, it doesn’t let me in, i say, more specifically, it doesn’t let me go home, who, my wife, says, tried to give something, yeah, i say, and how, no way. i’m telling you how to help you, that you’re before me, i’m after work, it’s already 3:00 a.m., i just put away the equipment, she loves you, i understand, let’s take a taxi, we’ll stop by for flowers, leana, i’m coming to you with johnny depot, from there it’s like that good russian language, such an example, a fool in the peephole, look, oh, well, she let me in, well, you see how useful it was, the actor sasha petrov got married, and his copy from kazakhstan can’t find the one, it’s suitable for sex scenes, well, this is necessary liberate, i'm too closed, let's continue right after the commercial, they served as an artist, rich and famous, and what... in return? no one came up, not a penny, not a ruble, no one gave. why did the author of pugacheva's first hit die homeles

johnny confronted wanda. >> the stuffer. why she stopped the ballots to. whoa, whoa, hondo, what was she doing? stuffingries in stuffing grocero probably. >> jessica. well, okay, so a tea went a teae viral for transforming her classroom and into a southwest airlines planesponde to fly her fly her students to mexico. southwest responded d with a major surprise. all of the first graders were invited to southwestinvited a u headquarters for a tour, and they got to meet pilots and take part in aviation themed activities. and every kid left with two roundtrip tickets o rounto anywhere that southwesl flies. >> i skipped my slot forot thatd you don't feel good because you'd heard that happeneheard t >> no, no. this is southwest. and kids want to be on tv. >> it's the only thing they want to be. and then we pixelate them. welcome to jesse watters. primetime tonight. not h >> and we're not here friday. they were not here saturday. sundy. day.ot here sunda they were not even here monday.o they came back on tuesday. so to ask that questio to asn is actually incredibl

johnny mcentee, he's very junior aide, he at one point was just carrying the presidents bags around,t was put in charge of the white weeks, really the final few months of the trump administration, they went about a process of trying to root out all of the people that were in any way disloyal, or not sufficiently loyal to donald trump. johnny mcentee, he's very junior aide, he at one point was just carrying the presidents bags around, and it was put in charge of the white house personnel office, he led this efforts to root out this loyalists, and by the time you got to january 6th, there were very few people left to challenge the presidents, but there were a few. there were people like white house counsel pat cipollone who tried to keep him from doing things that were blatantly illegal. of course he was gone shortly before january, sixth but bill barr at the justice department, and jeffrey rosen who replaced him. the thing is, i believe based on the reporting in this, book it a second trump term begins with all of those people who would have kept him in check, who did keep him at leas

what was the little johnnies? johnny cakes?nal. >> jesse: they went down easy. >> tyrus: you eating a ton of johnny cakes was amazing. >> judge jeanine: wasn't too hot. >> tyrus: johnny was "just right." >> dana: we had a beautiful day weather-wise but the people, judge, they are amazing. >> judge jeanine: there amazing. we need to do this more often don't you think? [cheering] we need to go on the road. >> dana: it's great and it's wonderful to be here to be part of the patriot awards. this is where you have extraordinary americans who are finally being recognized. it's the fifth annual one i hope everyone's going to watch it on fox nation tonight. >> jesse: we will be watching. there was one thing i had to call dana out for and i just want to get the audience's opinion on this. we checked into the flight together and as we board, we are sitting close to each other, and i offered to put dana's luggage on the top luggage stowaway and she wouldn't let me. now, if a man asks a woman, would you like me to put the luggage up for yo

[bell tolling ] >> johnny robinson. >> johnny robinson.] >> virgil ware >> virgil ware. [bell tolling] >> thank you. please be seated. remember those names. after the bomb went off at 16th street baptist church, it was a blast that was literally heard all around the world. those that look behind in the balcony there was a window donated by the people of wales, they wanted to show their solidarity with the movement. wanted to make sure that the children of wales could contribute. so no one could contribute more than $5209 wind yes-$5 in the window. one hand pushing out hatred. the other open for forgiveness. a rainbow over his head symbolized what god told noah, never again. different colors in the background, representing different colors, cultures, creeds around the world. bullets going through his chest. on the bottom four windowpanes, it says you do it to me, when jesus said you do it to the least of these, you have also done it to me. we have some of the young people from wales here with us today. and we also have the minister for the

our favorite person from beooklyn fac besides johnny. love you.thank you, jesse. >> i know you're from long island. i'm kidding. stile the bad kids her stealing candy, the good kids are being true patrioteas. dressing up as joe biden. but not just any joe biden b fallinideng biden. c it seems like that costume wasos a big hit this halloween. let's just hope they weren't any sand bags lying around while they were tric yingk treating. you >> we wouldn't want that. and now that you know what the good kids in the bad kids were doing this halloween, where was johnny? >> well, he was in the westge at village at the halloween parade. it's been celebrated forthe halt 50 years. >> and boy, was itry scary. >> trick or treat, jake, a trick. happy >> happy halloween. happy halloween, guys. what's the cos h!t to him today? the zombie no wicked witch. >> your nancy pelosi said to say, i am your clown, your joeoj . i'm just ken. and he where else i' biden?d a . year old. >> what's up, pussycat ? what was the scariest thing to have ever happened to, you know, get

we're just going to have to send johnny out to the choppe. johnny to chopperr and.ive him whatever you guys use out there to bring back some hoe tobring for next thanksgiving, because i've had it with the turkey. >> by the way, chris hansethank said lost hearing in one ear, listening to you at pine knoin b in 79. job >> yeah, that's also one of my job is to bring sonic bombast and animal breeding soundtrack to the unsuspecting civilian public and kill pigs and serve pork after the gig. >> all right. happy thanksgiving, ted nugent, everybody. >> happy thanksgiving every day . >> more prime time next. >> there's a book that tells of prophets and preachers of kings and carpenters is a book meant for everyone. there's more to the. explore the book you thought you knew at museum of the bible. >> law enforcement calls it house stealing and cyber transfer the title to your home out of your name to take out fraudulent loans. you, as a homeowner, think you still owned a house. you start getting foreclosure notices and you realize you've got four mortgages on your house that

and one of the people convicted for it was, this guy, johnny veal. i wrote about that moment in time and when the book came out in 2018, somebody reached out to me and said, hey, you know, that 17 year old that was convicted in 1970, he's still in prison, he's innocent, and he's coming up for parole. and all three of those things kind of shook me as a journalist and a human being. i didn't really imagine the 17 year old still sitting in a cage a cell 50 years later. like it just even crossed my mind that i could go visit him and talk to him. and the other thing is, i was intrigued by parole. this idea second chances and what happens at these hearings. and so i went down i live in chicago and i went out to springfield, the capital, see some of these hearings and blew me away. it was all it was like, who could tell a better story and and a story of a crime was always way out in the lead. but there was a chance that you might tell a story of remorse or rehabilitate one or even of innocence, which is a really big, long shot. and we'll talk about that mor

dep would appreciate it, we’ll send the easter cake envelopes, johnny, wait, watch a movie and cook in different languages. italian scientists have conducted a study and now claim that babies are able to quickly learn and process speech even before the light appears. therefore, if you want to raise a polyglot, you can talk with your future baby in those languages. which a father or a pregnant mother owns, you can even include foreign speech so that the child listens to it as often as possible. scientists have a hard time explaining this mechanism, but the point is that the human brain is ready to process speech even before birth, just how to check? yes, not to mention the music that we are always ready to listen to, especially when our colleague andrei petrov chooses it. mm, hi, andrey, what would you like to do, early in the morning? hello, good morning, studio, good morning everyone, i think that if today i focus your attention on this inscription, then you you will immediately understand, remember that if this is a big hverb, then this is a great mood, wonderful music, the guys a

host: tell me what you are seeing when you look around there, johnny. [indiscernible] it ain't nothing but a trick and a lie. host: did it ever exist, johnny? caller: no, it never existed. it's a made up situation. to bring people here or keep them here or whatever to make money from it. it's about what they can make money from. host: this is morris out of asheville, north carolina. republican. does the american dream still exist? caller: yes, absolutely. i believe that this country -- the history tells us we have had ups and downs. we have gone through tougher times than this. the people and what the country stands for is the reason we are resilient. things like the other caller mentioned that have gotten worse, increases in minimum wage for example causing the increase in the cost of other things. the fact is that this is a country of moral minded people, unlike anywhere else. i think we have to get through this but it will take a lot of patriotism, a lot of love. people through history have generally supported each other, loved each other. even throu

luego johnny hollman fallecÓ, aunque la poliÍa intenÓ reanimarlo...gente fue despedido. la pandemia del coronavirus afecÓ la econoÍa... luego vino otro golpe por parte de la inflacÓn... hoy miles de personas siguen sin lograr recuperarse... por ello, el estado de california anuncÓ que destinaÁ varias decenas de millones de Ólares, a ayudar a residentes de ese estado que se han atrasado con sus hipotecas o alquileres... juan carlos gonÁle nos explica... en nueva york reside una niÑa que conoce la adversidad desde que era una beÉ... ahora enfrenta un nuevo reto... y es que en un hecho considerado cruel por la comunidad, un hombre le roÓ la silla de ruedas de la que depenÍa para movilizarse... el robo queÓ grabado en Ídeo... peggy carranza tiene la informacÓn desde nueva york... a Ólo minutos de que comience la tregua entre israel y haÁs, israel y haÁs, los ojos del mundo entero sÁn puestos en el medio oriente... se espera que el intercambio de los rehenes que tiene haÁs secuestrados en gza y los prisioneros palestinos, que esÁn en israel, comience horas

listen to this. >> hello, i'm not johnny cash. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that is your point.rce, they're using his voice. >> they're using his voice, and first, of all the johnny cash is a -- that is the other problem. there is a lot of copyright issues. there is so many people on the internet, tiktok is wild with all these various re-mixes, remakes, taking his voice and mixing. and if you are going to try and release it commercially, you can't do that. this is the property. this is intellectual property that you can't just decide -- there was the case over the summer, there is a producer out there who took drake and the weekend, mixed, together made a song wanted to submit for the grammys. initially they said okay, we think you can. but then the gummies came out and said no. you can't because the smokers were not proved. this is a copyright issue. the song is to be released commercially, it is not released commercially. so the grammy stipulations are now that you have to have a person who created the song, not just a computer. if you use a computer, that is fine. so it is a

trump was infuriated and directed his man, johnny ma mcentee, to ensure that never happened again. mcentee assured him it would never happen again and if it did, they would both be fired. i think that trump in a second term fancies himself as somebody that will be the commander, not just of the executive branch but the military, the commander in chief, but not in a way in the traditional sense that we've seen presidents, but that they will respond to him on all things, including things domestically, whether it be the insurrection act, putting down rioters, or whatever he had in mind in what they would do determining the outcome of an election. >> john carl, it's a lot of good reporting in this book. very important read. thank you for joining us tonight on cnn. >> thank you, kaitlan. >> great to have you. >>> ahead, someone who's trying to prevent that second trump term with everything that he has got, 2024 republican primary opponent chris christie will join me. >>> they want answers, amid optimism from the u.s. we'll speak to the family member of an american hostage right after th

johnny crawford. how long have you been out here?> i've been out here since 2018. >> johnny crawford is one of over 4000 homeless who live on the streets of san francisco. tell me about being out here. what is it like? it's interesting. >> if you're not cut out for it, you're not going to make it. if you're cut out for it, you can survive. >> san francisco has over 1000 occupied vehicles every night. many are families with kids. over 100 of these rvs are parked along lake merced boulevard. all homeless. >> i'm sleeping here with my dogs, my two kids. >> nelly has been renting this rv for the last year. before living here, they rented a room in the mission district, but her work hours were cut during the pandemic, and they had to move out. >> i said i coronavirus. is. is that working? is down my check is like 200, 300. so i came to pay the rent. where do you work? housekeeping in a motel. >> san francisco has about 10,000 units of housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, but just 2300 units of housing for families. but as de

>> i guess johnny cash. >> i was going to say got to be johnny cash. >> of course the man in black. >a: one time he only performed one time at the opry 1954. >> i worked with him several times as well. talking about my touring schedule. i said the other day and i know fox reported it might be my last year to tour. that's nonsense. >> laura: better not be. >> we are touring like crazy next year thanks to be ready for donald trump when he wins in 25. >> laura: i heard you sing proud to be an american last week or the week before last. i was bawling when you were performing. i get so emotional. i just get emotional when i hear that song. >> thank you. >> laura: reminds me of reagan in the 80's. >> i worked for all of them. >> laura: young speech writer in the white house. >> you were 4 years old. >> laura: thank you very much. lee, great toe so you. >> thank you, laura. >> laura: thank you so much. which celebrity is making waves in the 2024 presidential election? raymond arroyo has it all in "seen and unseen" live from the grand ole opry house in nashville where fox nation is holding it

>> i was on johnny carson. >> jimmy: boy, things have gone really south. [ laughter ] that's not yourt never thought you'd be in this position. but god blessed me. and i'm so thankful, but at the same time, it takes a lot of hard work. and -- >> jimmy: it's not all giddy euphoria. >> no, no. everybody who thinks they know you or a distant cousin, friend. >> jimmy: they want money? they want to invest? >> i've gotten so many calls. >> jimmy: i bet. do you have a guy that you say oh, yeah you got to call him and he will tell you know? >> i got about ten of them. >> jimmy: ten of them. earvin "magic" johnson with us. we'll be right back. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're all

and if this were the "tonight show" with johnny carson, they would say george santos is so unpopular, how unpopular is he, and he is so unpopular that -- >> i loved johnny carson, and that is the 3rd district, and gnash nationally for the other ones. and the u.s. believe that the earth is flat, and the u.s. faked the moon landing. so he is so unpoplular that he s below the mendoza line. but in new york's 3rd district, you cannot get them to say that he is favorable view, and he is losing to the earth is flat. >> here, you are talking about the whip count, and they will need a number of republicans, but in the 3rd district in new york, he is not popular. and 71% of the republicans earlier in the year said they believed that he should resign, and so as the republicans are going to want to boot him, a number of the republicans will be all right. >> and so if the republicans say they have his numbers, but what they are looking at is the fourth congressional district of george e santos is one that biden won in 2020, and so it was switched in 2016, and so, it could be a tossup. >> thank you

. >> a bike pump, what is this, 1957, johnny? >> huh? >> johnny, go sober up, go on. hold on.k. will you wait for me? >> okay. >> oh. >> i mean, johnny can't just give you a pump. what do you think? >> oh, oh! >> i got it, i got it, i got it. >> what is your name? >> mason. >> what are some of your hobbies? >> i act and i draw sometimes. >> what's your favorite actor or actress? >> lin-manuel miranda. >> lin's okay, try again. [ laughter ] >> you. [ ding ] >> great answer. listen, kid. is there something in particular you're really hoping you get for christmas? >> nintendo switch. >> nintendo? that's with mature grow, am i right? >> yep. >> i used to date him. a real freak. and his brother. i also dated him. i'm not going to go into details. it wasn't natural. [ laughter ] are you in the mood for a gift? >> yeah. >> i heard you love crackers. [ laughter ] >> oh my -- >> how about that? >> thank you so much! >> very happy. >> it's a $5,000 gift certificate to target. >> can we use it to go get some starbucks? >> neighbor you should get an electric bike instead. >> no way. >> th

johnny bairstow got him., england persevered, for mike wood, some joy and some frustration. australia's 286 could have been worse. this was worse. johnny bairstow out to the very first ball of england's innings. captainjos buttler mis—hit gone for one. sums up his world cup. ben stokes was batting on a knee that will still undergo surgery, but he is the ultimate crowd entertainer, not here, the match winner. stokes fell for 64. england were all out 33 runs short. in the tournament, they are nowhere, all hope officially gone. top four make the semifinals, england are rock bottom. joe wilson, bbc news. yes, that picture ofjos buttler tells its own story. a year on from lifting the t20 world cup, this tournament could barely have gone worse for the england captain or his team. the captaincy is something that i've enjoyed the responsibility of in t20 and idi cricket. before this tournament, i feel like it brought out a lot of good things in my batting, so i think it is frustrating and i can't quite put a finger o

johnny bairstow is there got him.england persevered, for mike wood, somejoy and heat, england persevered, for mike wood, some joy and some frustration. australia's 286 good have been worse. this was worse. —— could have been worse. johnny bairstow out to the very first ball of england's endings. captainjust butler endings. captain just butler mis—hits endings. captainjust butler mis—hits gone for one. sums up his world cup. ben stokes was batting on a knee that will still undergo surgery, but he is the ultimate grout entertainer, not here, the match winner. —— jos buttler. grout entertainer, not here, the match winner. ——jos buttler. stokes valley for 64. —— stokes fell off. england were all out of 30 3i valley for 64. —— stokes fell off. england were all out of 30 31 short. in the tournament, they are nowhere, all hope officially gone. top four make the semifinals, england are rock bottom, joe wilson, bbc news. yes, that picture ofjos buttler tells its own story. as perhaps does this one behind me. a year on from lif

johnny booze >> oh, thank you thank you.h: "house party 3. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: johnny booze kind of shows up, does his thing, and gets out but a very -- a very memorable character. how much of johnny booze, be honest, was based on this outfit >> it was all of it. because when they gave me the outfit, i said, "oh god, he's a pimp or something. so, i'm going to go ahead and do it that came from stand-up. being ready, whatever they throw at you, you get out there, you just do it and i only had like three minutes to make my mark, you know, on that scene. so yeah. >> seth: made your mark. then, of course, "friday." >> "friday," yeah. smokey >> seth: somkey. >> smokey, yeah. >> seth: anybody -- did anybody making this movie have any sense of how long a tail it would have how people would just be in love with it for years? >> nobody knew nobody knew. i remember me and faizon love who played big worm wining sauce in the movie but it was wasn't no score, no music. and we was like, "man, this is terrible, man. we got to find anoth

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johnny crawford. how long have you been out here?> i've been out here since 2018. >> johnny crawford is one of over 4000 homeless who live on the streets of san francisco. tell me about being out here. what is it like? it's interesting. >> if you're not cut out for it, you're not going to make it. if you're cut out for it, you can survive. >> san francisco has over 1000 occupied vehicles every night. many are families with kids. over 100 of these rvs are parked along lake merced boulevard. all homeless. >> i'm sleeping here with my dogs, my two kids. >> nelly has been renting this rv for the last year. before living here, they rented a room in the mission district, but her work hours were cut during the pandemic, and they had to move out. >> i said i coronavirus. is. is that working? is down my check is like 200, 300. so i came to pay the rent. where do you work? housekeeping in a motel. >> san francisco has about 10,000 units of housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, but just 2300 units of housing for families. but as de

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with a guy named johnny hearts men. he was a guitar player and oregon player and flute player. he only had the saxophone and him playing the organ. you wanted to add an instrument. and he heard about me and one night i came and sat with his band and i've guess i did okay. so he hired me. we were playing at this place called the showcase. this is many moons ago. he decided he did not want to be a bandleader. so the three of us that were left , we got together and formed our own organ trio. i bought me a organ and we got busy. >> when did the trumpet come in? the trumpet and piano at the same time? >> actually , he saw me do it. and he was known for being a little late. he started being late at this particular gig. i think we were at the showcase. so i would just sit in. he hired me as a trumpet player. he did not me to play the organ but he started taking advantage of the fact that i could play the organ only came in late . we played the first maybe 10 or 15 minutes. i got pretty good. i kept listening to my jimmy smits records. >> when you call the answering service, i think th