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it's called "blank face lp." schoolboy q featuring e-40 from the samsung outdoor stage. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest people in the history of people. he's a golden globe-winning and in a new drama called "mr. church" which opens in theaters one week from tonight. please welcome eddie murphy. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here. it's great to have you. how is it possible that you have not aged like even like a month? since "saturday night live." it's crazy. are you moisturizing? what is your secret? [ laughter ] >> i'm aging. i'm getting older. >> jimmy: did you go to the prom? i wanted to ask you. because i don't know if you saw. we had a little case -- >> yeah, i was watching. my -- the year i graduated i had to go to summer school to get out. so i didn't go to the prom because i was getting left back. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> you don't want to be at the prom left back. [ laughter ] special sect

they're lplooking for all bad drivers.chp made more e than ko200 dui arrests in the b area. five people were killed in car accidents that weekend. this year officers are trying to get that number down to 0. on holi people are commuting going to events and then also the increased possibility of drinking. we're looking for all violations whether it's újgoin to be cell phone, distracted oo rviolations, seatbelts. we are also very hard looking for impaired driving, drunk driving or drugs. to in san francisco say they made their labor day plans with mind. ç,hwe're spending it with family visituring it with and grandmother is turning 98 and so we are staying in a hotel so that we can walk to dinner, walk and have md&a nice evening and get home safely all of. >> how we stay safe? >> not drinking. >> not drinking. some sober fun. part at night. [ laughter ] avoiding all the traffic. >> party at home in the crib. >> reporter: and many of the people we spoke to support more officers patrolling the roads this holiday weekend. >> tha

. >>> starbucks spicing up its fall drink lp. a new seasonal beverage called the chili mocha. starbucks says it's reminiscent of mexican hot chocolate with a mix of sweet and spicy. it officially launches on thursday. >>> there's a death investigation in adams county after an alleged attempted burglary at a marijuana growhouse. >> reporter: deputies are investigating a homicide in this neighborhood. sources sate shooting is connected to a home invasion of a marijuana growhouse. they say a person inside the house shot one of the suspects. a lawn nearby. deputies are looking for a person of int but will not release the name. crime tape was lifted around noon but police guards remain at this home. >>> in grand junction, the homicide trial, lester jones, charged with murdering paige birgfeld is in week 6 here. and testimony today, we heard from the defense's star witness, a woman they brought in to review county sheriff's office has done. and that person testifying in court today that there were major missteps and mishandling of this entire case. and that lester jones was a prime

lp group raise millions of dollars to help walker win the recall election.a campaign spokesperson dismissed the report -- saying "courts shut down the baseless investigation on multiple occasions, and there is absolutely no evidence of any wrongdoing." state democrats, however, pounced. peter barca: "they are doing everything they can possibly do to eliminate clean, open and transparent government. and now we know why... conservatives on the state supreme court shut down the john doe investigation. decision to the u-s supreme court... which has not indicated if it will hear the case. milwaukee county d-a john chisolm is leading the appeal to the high court.and he is not pleased by the document leak -- saying today..."john doe materials are secret materials. the public release of this john doe evidence without court authorization is not merely a violation of the john doe secrecy order; it is a crime under wisconsin law." another case of anti-semetic graffiti found on uw-madison's campus.the school says students from another school, drew swastikas on white boards in a dorm at uw madison. uw-o

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. >>> professor i'm interested in how we overcome the sense of lp see these attacks as people of my generation, especially feel that we're sitting ducks at times, and this has become the new normal, how do we push back? >> guest: it can't become the new normal. you're more likely struck by lightning that being involved in an act of terrorism. it's still very unlikely but you have to take precautions and when you live in cities. nobody thought that gay and and you know, this guy may have picked disney world instead if it had been a different day. i don't think we can live our lives in fear of terrorism and i think it would be a mistake to start arming everybody. i mean, you hear arguments that if gay and lesbian people who were in the bars, had guns maybe they could have killed him before he killed so many people. that's possible, but we see what happens in other places where people have guns in bars, people die, because people get angry with each oorks or feel disrespected. so you know, guns are literally a doubled edge weapon. they can protect you, and they can also hurt you. and so i think t

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