by all means >> seth: but this is you and keegan michael key you're basically a couple that stumblesd where everybody believes they're in a musical. >> yes fred is in it. >> seth: fred, kristin chenoweth. >> kristin chenoweth, alan cumming, aaron tveit, dove cameron, ariana debose. it's really exciting >> seth: that's amazing. congrats on that cecily. i can't wait for saturday. it's always such a joy to see you. thanks for being here. >> yeah. thank you, seth. >> seth: i'll see you soon season 46 of "snl," premieres this saturday, with chris rock and musical guest, megan thee stallion. >> seth: we'll be right back with david wright. ♪ ♪ music playing ♪ ♪ ♪ you can get half off your second sandwich by using promo code "saveon2." greg booked another 7am meeting? wizards! wizard status! perfect for you, and your new co-worker. just use "saveon2," online or on our app. not much, how about you? are you answering my text in person? i am, yeah. lol come on in. this is tech that helps you be there. the nissan altima now offering the most tech-advanced engine in its class the nissan altima iw

by all means >> seth: but this is you and keegan michael key you're basically a couple that stumblesmusical. >> yes fred is in it. >> seth: fred, kristin chenoweth. >> kristin chenoweth, alan cumming, aaron tveit, dove cameron, ariana debose. it's really exciting >> seth: that's amazing. congrats on that cecily. i can't wait for saturday. it's always such a joy to see you. thanks for being here. >> yeah. thank you, seth. >> seth: i'll see you soon season 46 of "snl," premieres this saturday, with chris rock and musical guest, megan thee stallion. >> seth: we'll be right back with david wright. ♪ he trained his mind among 'the black bear school' of chess. speed players. trash talkers. you wanna come inside my house - how about i come in your house! and through defeat, he learned... ♪ you can beat every bear in the forest, but the game is never finished. ♪ this halloween will be just like last. we'll buy tons of reese's cups for the youngins... (laughing) then eat them all ourselves. reese's. will track your sleep. excuse me, ma'am? yes? (sleepily) yeah, this already does that. oh, i d

i think on that question, you know, i'm going to invoke jug keegan's description which i think is perfectly put when she was in her confirmation hearing, she said she was not grading precedent or give it a thumb's up or thumb's down. i think it would actually be wrong in a violation of the canons for me to do that. >> as barrett business out that question is often asked very knew nominee actually directly answer it. feinstein asked about california versus texas and this is has lawsuit that could end the affordable care act. barrett may finalize that decision. the fear from democrats that barrett will vote to strike it down. we will hear from kamala harris in a unique situation for california having two senators on the ticket. she is also on the ticket for vice president for the democrats. senate majority leader mcconnell said he will reconvene the full senate next monday to take up the stimulus issue. he says he wants it passed before the senate votes on barrett's nomination. kris, i can't speak for mcconnell's motivation there but polls show an overwhelming number of americans agree with h

on tuesday's today programme, the education minister gillian keegan was unable to clarify the rules onould meet where. in the northeast or in other areas where extra tight measures have been brought in, you should follow the guidance of local authorities. but its six in a home or six in hospitality, but as i understand, not six outside. that, though, was not what the new rule said, as borisjohnson swiftly acknowledged with an apology for misspeaking. his error and gillian keegan‘s earlier inability to clarify the issue were reported prominently on bbc news, which elicited this response from peter partington. and doctor saijal sent us this video on the same theme. i think it's high time the bbc stops trying to trip up government ministers by asking them to clarify a particular covid guidance, and when they can't answer,

joe johns joins us from mus keegan, michigan, ahead of trump's rally about an hour from now and joe, just 17 days away from the election. what can you tell us about the president's closing message to voters? >> reporter: well, ana, i can tell you that this trip by the president to michigan is really going to highlight the president's attacks on the governor of michigan, the democratic governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer. the president has gone after her time and time again, including on her strict policies relating to coronavirus and the state. it's been a continuing controversy. the president even tweeted out the words "liberate michigan," which joe biden just recently seized on, indicating that in his view, the president's words actually incited the kidnapping attempt on gretchen whitmer, which led to 13 arrests very recently. nonetheless, the president has continued his attacks on gretchen whitmer as recently as just yesterday. listen. >> how about your governor in michigan. she has that place locked down. we caught some people doing whatever. we'll find out what that was all a

keegan : she could get along with anybody. nathan : always so like kindhearted and sweet.

. >> keegan and megan were emma's long time school friends. >> once you got to know her you're like, wow. she is a down to earth person and really sweet. >> she had a smile that could light up the room. big, beautiful smile. >> emma's parents jill and mark say that infectious smile was the hallmark of her playful personality. >> she liked to play jokes on me by grabbing my iphone, taking selfies of herself, and i had no idea. >> emma volunteered at an animal shelter. at school she was an honor role student with a clear career goal. >> she wanted to be a neo natal nurse. when we would talk about the different professions and we'd get to the ones about babies she was like that's what i want to do. >> it's no surprise emma got noticed by boys at school. there was one boy she definitely noticed back. >> that's really all she like talked about at first was just like he's super cute. >> he was riley, two years older than emma and popular too. a stand out wide receiver on the bobcats football team. >> did you ever think riley was going to make it to the nfl? >> if anybody was going to do it

studying the black combat experience in world war ii, i reminded of the words of sir john keegan in a noteworthy book that was published in 1976, he stated, i have not been in a youre, not near one, north -- nor heard of one from afar, nor seen the aftermath. he wrote in this book about his struggles to understand the phase of battle -- the face of battle in the waterloo but he always used that statement as a badge of humility when writing about those soldiers. likewise, i tried to adopt a similar approach when talking about black world war ii veterans, also walking the battlefield on which they served with valor, also turning up relics of war, in studying the photographs and paintings depicting world war ii. in order to better understand what battle seemed like for them. with that said, i want to open combate african-american experience in world war ii can be divided into two sub themes. the first is similar to what professor sammons talked about and that is the fight for the rights to fight. basically, the fight for racial equality at home. i think a lot of what the black world war

with me now is to gillian keegan — the ministerfor apprenticeships & skills.ut building back a better britain after the covid—19 crisis. but there is a fear amongst many people that the worst is still to come with me furlough scheme coming to an end... some sectors have been growing and have been run off their feet, but others have been closed down almost entirely or have had some restrictions. clearly, some of that will be an acceleration of a trend of decline that was already there. we know that, in terms of the shift to online. 0ther there. we know that, in terms of the shift to online. other sectors, when they can open again, will actually com pletely they can open again, will actually completely bounce back. but there is no doubt that we have to deal with the uncertainty. that uncertainty could go on for a period of time. has been an unbelievable and i billions of pounds to support businesses and people in furlough, but clearly we cannot go on doing that for a long time. the prime minister's speech today was so important. i didn't get a chance to talk abo

streep, nicole kidman teaming up with, as you saw, kerry washington, james corden, keegan-michael keyna town fighting to help a high schooler who is banned from bringing her girlfriend to the prom. i saw this on broadway. it is the most heartwarming story. murphy saw the show as well, and immediately got the ball rolling to make it a movie. the cast as i mentioned, his first choice, dream cast all signed on immediately because of the plot. "the prom" hits select theaters and streams on netflix starting december 11th. such a beautiful story. >>> and finally, guys, get ready for rocket barbie. elton john has teamed up with the toy company mattel to create an elton inspired barbie doll commemorating the 45th anniversary of his legendary record-breaking concert at dodger stadium back in 1975. the newest barbie wears a sparkly top and flared denim jeans with elton's initials on them. elton even personally selected the iconic sunglasses that barbie is wearing right there. elton john telling "rolling stone" barbie is an icon in her own right so her paying tribute to my work and personal styl

on tuesday's today programme, the education minister gillian keegan was unable to clarify the rules onl authorities. but its six in a home or six in hospitality, but as i understand, not six outside. that, though, was not what the new rule said, as borisjohnson swiftly acknowledged with an apology for misspeaking. his error and gillian keegan's earlier inability to clarify the issue were reported prominently on bbc news, which elicited this response from peter partington. and doctor saijal sent us this video on the same theme. i think it's high time the bbc stops trying to trip up government ministers by asking them to clarify a particular covid guidance, and when they can't answer, they ridicule them later in the programme. i think the whole process is distracting, it serves no public interest purpose and i think it's harmful as well, because it makes people less trusting of the government guidance, and therefore less likely to follow it. well, we put those points to bbc news, and they told us... before friday's news that president trump and his wife had contracted coronavirus, keen f

my name is keegan and i live in district 10. and i'm calling to ask that you do not recommend the ordinance to the board of supervisors. calling for more policing, more criminalization and more targeting of san francisco's black, brown and working class communities. stunt driving has been a part of the bay area and oakland's culture for decade. there's a an article quoted as a thriving place, part improv performance and the only place to catch this. the targeting of these sideshow is coincided with gentrification and even more criminalization. for months now, san franciscans have taken to the streets and in meeting after meeting, hour after hour of public comment stated their opposition to policing. the demand was to disarm, disband. instead the city is treating things like they are business as usual. by creating legislation that further polices and further criminalizes people. the exact opposite of what we want. this legislation to further police and criminalize is another example of the broken tough on crime policy over the la

my name is abigail keegan and i live at 67 masonic and my unit is one of those directly impacted by the development. i support this appeal. i attended the december 2019 planning department meeting held in-person at city hall. i saw that the neighbors and the appellant were given a fair opportunity to present their concerns. when the commissioners continued the project so that the developer could come up with a better design they were able to articulate clearly, the commissioners were, the concerns of the neighbor. well, then covid hit. for some reason this project was deemed essential and assigned an immediate date. this project was presented in the first virtual hearing held by the planning department. the planning commission meeting held on april 9th was a poster child for the technical difficulties at the beginning of covid. the platform severely limited the community's ability to voice their concerns. many of my neighbors were unable to pivot to the online format. the meeting itself was rife with technical problems. i myself was cut off after 20 seconds and that's not even with putt

speak now to simone roche, founder, northern power futures & northern power women —and to eleanor keegan what their concerns are. i think it's been really tough and one of the things, we launched a report two weeks ago, our levelling up report two weeks ago, our levelling up report and what we wanted to do over this lockdown period, because we didn't know how long this was going to be going on for, but we wa nted going to be going on for, but we wanted to see what we could react to. we wanted to see what we could make happen because it's challenging out there. women and our young people are the most disadvantaged by this pandemic. it is so challenging, so what are communities... is a seat at the decision—making table is, to invest in ourfemale at the decision—making table is, to invest in our female lead and black, asian and minority ethnic businesses and invest in our future talent because as we come through to whatever the new ways of working are in the new world of work, we need to make sure that we have a place for our future talent. we can't have a lost generation. and when you say

my name is keegan and i live in district 10. and i'm calling to ask that you do not recommend the ordinance to the board of supervisors. calling for more policing, more criminalization and more targeting of san francisco's black, brown and working class communities. stunt driving has been a part of the bay area and oakland's culture for decade. there's a an article quoted as a thriving place, part improv performance and the only place to catch this. the targeting of these sideshow is coincided with gentrification and even more criminalization. for months now, san franciscans have taken to the streets and in meeting after meeting, hour after hour of public comment stated their opposition to policing. the demand was to disarm, disband. instead the city is treating things like they are business as usual. by creating legislation that further polices and further criminalizes people. the exact opposite of what we want. this legislation to further police and criminalize is another example of the broken tough on crime policy over the la