keenan said, "i know how to use that guy."nd next thing you know... - a deadly combination. - i discovered jamie foxx from "in living color." - you know we drive up. boom! bust somebody head. and, ah! (audience laughs) - you know, i was like, "who is this guy that can do so much?" he was funny. he really could get into a character that you forget it was him. ♪ just a game i play ♪ i- (screams) - we were doing things that were really on the edge. there was some controversy, there was some pushback from fox. - if living with oppression is a sin, then i'd be guilty! - [narrator] oppression for black men. if only he wasn't so dark. (audience laughs) - another show that really served up our comedy and our music, our culture, was "showtime at the apollo." - for a lot of artists to make a name for themselves, you had to come through the apollo and prove yourself. - and don't you know backwards begin with a b? (audience laughs) - the apollo theater is a very magical place. you can literally feel the energy of every performer that ever

our catherine keenan is live with us next. no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >> there >> is another twist in the showdown between san francisco and oakland over the planned renaming of oakland airport. it's and 11th hour offer by san francisco to collaborate on a new name in order to avoid litigation. oakland, as we've been reporting, wants to rename its airport, san francisco bay oakland airport. but san francisco says that would be trademark infringement and they've sued about this kron four's catherine heenan. >> is live in the newsroom with the latest. so a little last-ditch effort

me and my brother keenan, we were on the floor, everything and everyone was under the rubble. she's one of nearly 20000 children that the un estimates have lost the parents and the war. this facility was filled for the 22 world cup. now it's been turned into a place with 500 patients to receive treatment, education and psychological support. there's more room here, but no other patient has been able to leave the cause of stress in more than 2 weeks. before the war, 8000 patients cross the alpha and beta noun crossings every month to receive treatment abroad. that number has dwindled to less than $5000.00 evacuated and 7 months of conflict. the need is bigger than ever before. hospitals and goals, a lot critical supplies, stuff, and medicine or simply destroyed, leaving thousands in need of complex surgery post up care and rehabilitation with little to no support. the guitar is a month 12 countries that offered to receive the wounded and the sick from gaza. he nearly died when a strike hit his home on october 17th. what the doctor, the been? why had to 16 and maybe between the

matt keenan and american war veteran who was stationed in danang in 1971.charity work, he met to nam as a child. to nam was a courier who helped deliver information about u.s. troop movements to the enemy. you know, just seeing you two together. wow. it makes me very emotional. my father didn't talk about the war, so i had no idea what was possible. why is this possible? your friendship. we have come to learn to respect each other as people, as military persons who were once on opposite sides. but now as friends. we remembered the past because you cannot forget it. but we look forward to a better life in the future. [speaking in vietnamese] matt helping trying to do good things, and it goes the same for me. i'm trying to do good things to you. and on that foundation, we understand each other well. and for that, we have become close friends. you know, matt, i want to talk with you about the war and just what impression it left with you and why you wanted to come back. i had one lasting impression. it was the day i left. it's supposed to be a happy day. i'm g

but if you remember, on the 8th of december, margaret keenan got the first covid vaccine in the in thely got under way, the conservatives opened up a lead over labour again. they even took a by—election seat from labour that may. from labour that may. now, here is the last point that you could really say that the conservatives or their polling average was at or above labour's. 0n the 30th of november 2021, stories of lockdown parties in downing street first hit the papers and for much of the year after, labour look a bit ahead of the tories. but a cautious statistician would say that either party could be a bit higher or a bit lower. remember all those dots? so they're still actually pretty close. and there was a big kick in the polls around the time of the mini budget in september. the conservatives fell sharply until the day before rishi sunak took over when there was a quick partial rebound, and then they picked up some ground on labour through the start of 2023 and labour have been hovering really in the mid forties since then and the conservatives have slipped a little bit as refo

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the cause of death was stomach paralysis caused by taking ozempic; ashley keenan did not know that thiscation, ashley quickly gained the weight back and made a desperate decision. i'm ashamed of it, but i hated myself so much that i persuaded the doctors to prescribe me the drug again. and after 2 months i was again in the hospital with pancreatitis. then i realized that this medicine was dangerous. but this danger stops few people, and zempik is being swept off the shelves of pharmacies in the united states. it is sold via the internet, smuggled in, more and more often the police are finding batches of counterfeit drugs, what will this ultimately lead to? an obsession with an unstudied drug, which to our descendants may seem no less crazy than energy drinks with radium. tatyana proskurikova, anastasia lunkova, oleg baranchnikov, vladimir sharykin, central television. from revelations in the field of medicine, let's return to political news, especially since it is on the political map of the world. another important story: it seems he is serious about driving a wedge between europe and

downward as lockdown scheme and went and came again but if you remember in december that year margaret keenanrtlepool from labour. but here is the last point you could say that the poll average for the tories was at or above labour. november the 30th 2021 is the day that stories of lockdown parties in downing street first had the papers. for much of 2022 any gap in favour of labour was a little bit smaller than a cautious statistician would say it's definitely because the tories could be higher here and labour could be a bit lower. but there was a big kick in the polls just around the time of the mini budget in september and you can see that the conservatives hit the low point and lay with a high point in mid—october, the day before rishi sunak took over. there was a quick partial rebound and after that they did pick up a little bit of ground gradually on labour early in 2023. since then labour has been hovering in the mid—40s but the tory vote has been slipping a bit since then. so the conservatives... experts and politicians themselves to take polls with a pinch of salt but they don't ignor

everyone this was one of the board's six priorities laid out, in our january 30th workshop that director keenan and i summarized in our blog, it was also a very important theme in the mayor's transportation vision that we share information transparently. no one is caught off guard. so thank you for your commitment to that. just underscoring that. and then can you just remind us the date of the bus rodeo, please? julie, do you remember the date of the bus rodeo that's coming up? you can come and get your training down at the cow palace, though, whenever you like. okay we are we are not allowed to participate in the rail rodeo, but that is happening the first weekend of may. may third, and then the bus rodeo will happen in october, give you lots of time to practice. okay? okay. thank you very much. okay, director. so, please. well, to that point, i would love to echo the director tomlin and also julie mentioned about please try the rodeo. it's really fun. the lesson was really fast and quick. and after the entire experience, i have so much admiration and deep understanding of the challenges our o