>> sister sister was on wb.others. >> when the black sitcom was emerging on upn and wb, you were so joyful and excited that you get to express your culture through these shows. usher is there. kobe bryant is there. >> it was the rise in recognition of the black comedian. >> y'all got kids, you know! i just do with mine up front! >> the bernie mac show was inspired by bernie mac's real- life stand-up about how he took in his wife's sister's kids when she had drug problems. >> you always cry! you got to be a man! >> i don't want to be a man! >> it really push the envelope of being a father. >>'s show lead to more modern- day storytelling and identifying the black comedians can tell these kinds of stories. >> by the time everybody hates chris debuted in 2005, chris rock was a massive star. >> everybody hates chris is a funny recalling of both chris rock's childhood in 1980s brooklyn. >> my father always knew whatever the cost! >> that is $1.90 in the trash! >> with an all-black show in the home and chris getting bu

latoya ferguson: sister sister was on the wb.ging on the upn and the wb you are so joyful, excited, that you get to express your culture through these shows. usher is there. kobe bryant is there. cedric: it was the rise of the recognition of the black comedian. we just rushed the door. bernie: ya'll got kids, you know, i just deal with mine, up front... i don't go in behind the curtain, you know? it's a pain in the ass. latoya ferguson: the bernie mac show was inspired by bernie mac's real-life stand up about how he took in his sister's kids, when she had drug problem. child: i want mine! bernie: boy, you gotta stop being soft here, you always crying, you gotta be a man! child: i don't wanna be a man! cedric: it really pushed the envelope of being a father in a in a crazy world. bernie: yeah but she think we old country club rich, old money rich, shh.. we just nigga rich. bernie: what? cedric: bernie's show led to more modern day storytelling, and identifying that, black comedians can tell these kind of stories. mr. abbott: so yo

(men laugh) i'll take wb. i'll take upn.line their shows. - when you talk about "the bernie mac show," you get a slice of life, of african american life. - yeah, my sister's on drugs. what am i supposed to do? allow these three kids to go to some foster home? - you don't know what you're getting yourself into. - i didn't wanna come into america's living room. i wanted to bring america into mine. this is my house. - bernie had a very clear idea of the kind of show he wanted. bernie mac goes, "you know, reggie? of all the people in hollywood, you get bernie mac." - ma'am, don't do that. this is my car. i'm trying to tell you something. - my goal working on the show as a director, as a producer was to make sure bernie mac stayed bernie mac. (horn blows) (upbeat funky music) - i don't mean to toot my own horn, america, but bernie mac's genius. - i'm overwhelmed, as you see. - the first time in the more than 200-year history of this country, an african american will be the chief executive. how far we have come. - america has chan

(men laugh) i'll take wb. i'll take upn.medians to headline their shows. - when you talk about "the bernie mac show," you get a slice of life, of african american life. - yeah, my sister's on drugs. what am i supposed to do? allow these three kids to go to some foster home? - you don't know what you're getting yourself into. - i didn't wanna come into america's living room. i wanted to bring america into mine. this is my house. - bernie had a very clear idea of the kind of show he wanted. bernie mac goes, "you know, reggie? of all the people in hollywood, you get bernie mac." - ma'am, don't do that. this is my car. i'm trying to tell you something. - my goal working on the show as a director, as a producer was to make sure bernie mac stayed bernie mac. (horn blows) (upbeat funky music) - i don't mean to toot my own horn, america, but bernie mac's genius. - i'm overwhelmed, as you see. - the first time in the more than 200-year history of this country, an african american will be the chief executive. how far we have come. - a

(men laugh) i'll take wb. i'll take upn.ns to headline their shows. - when you talk about "the bernie mac show," you get a slice of life, of african american life. - yeah, my sister's on drugs. what am i supposed to do? allow these three kids to go to some foster home? - you don't know what you're getting yourself into. - i didn't wanna come into america's living room. i wanted to bring america into mine. this is my house. - bernie had a very clear idea of the kind of show he wanted. bernie mac goes, "you know, reggie? of all the people in hollywood, you get bernie mac." - ma'am, don't do that. this is my car. i'm trying to tell you something. - my goal working on the show as a director, as a producer was to make sure bernie mac stayed bernie mac. (horn blows) (upbeat funky music) - i don't mean to toot my own horn, america, but bernie mac's genius. - i'm overwhelmed, as you see. - the first time in the more than 200-year history of this country, an african american will be the chief executive. how far we have come. - americ

she once had a role in the wb series "smallville." but in 2021 she pled guilty to her role in the nxivm scandal. the cult-like group turned women into sex slaves for groups of spiritual leaders who ultimately received a 120-year prison sentence thanks in part to mack's cooperation with investigation. "the albany times union" first reported mack's release on monday. >>> today students supporting affirmative action plan to hold a protest at stanford university. organizers tell us that students from at least seven northern california universities and colleges plan to attend. the rally comes in reaction to last week's supreme court ruling which overturned affirmative action used in deciding admissions at colleges and universities. the rally is scheduled to begin at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> turning to a look at san rafael. the roads there not too bad out there. busy and sunny day. meteorologist kari hall has been looking at the weather. >> looks good. today was back to work for a lot of people. we started with our usual weather, coastal cl

it's been a long fall from grace for actress allison mack she once had a role in the wb series small bill but in 2021 she pleaded guilty for her role in the scandal. you might remember that. the called turning women into slaves for the groups spiritual leader who ultimately received a 120 year prison sentence, thanks in part to her cooperation with investigators. >>> now to our making it in the bay series. while it is hard for many of us to buy a home these days, it appears millennial's are having an even tougher time. a new poll shows the bay area has some of the lowest rates of millennial home ownership. our business and tech reporter tweeted out those numbers. he joins us now with more. scott, millennial's struggling. >> is interesting. millennial's are now usually thought of to be about 28 to 42. in prime time for buying a house , starting a family, whatever it is and they are coming up against all sorts of barriers. as you know, interest rates are high, all these things, and there you have -- people say, i'm going to be renting my whole life. there is the number, it doubled in t

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. >> fox network had come on and done well with black sitcoms so the wb and upn at the time were comingey are able to snatch up this audience that the other networks were really ignoring up until that point. >> so these shows kind of set the stage for the diversity in the family sitcom that can be seen on television today. >> welcome, wongs, i'm rick. the length and depth of my bow expresses my deep appreciation. >> that's more of a japanese thing, but thank you, rick . and instead of focusing on one family what if we focused on multiple families? >> dad. >> what happened? >> luke just shot me. >> what we want to do is portray these characters as real. >> i didn't mean to. >> are you okay? >> no. the little bitch shot me. >> language. >> but the network said you can't have a kid swear like that. and i said that line came from my daughter. my attitude about it is telling stories from our own lives and not being afraid of those stories, that's what people can relate to. >> hi, i'm gloria, manny's mother. >> oh, this must be your dad. >> actually, no, i'm her husband. don't be fooled by th

. >> jessica dean, i'm sure you've had this experience wb here the former president would say something in public. they're going to hear from them. do you here candidates saying privately, wow, this is bad news for the president? >> reporter: jim, they are owe focused on getting their message out now, they really don't want to be seen as responding to trump all the time, yet there are a couple of candidates which we've heard from on our air and other places, chris christie and asa hutchinson, weaving in reasons why he should not be the nominee and he should. we're told former president mike pence will be more aggressive towards former president trump and the others. we'll wait to see if that happens. what's happening is watching to see candidates thread the needle. a lot of these voters voted for trump twice. making the case it's time to move forward. we did hear from the former president. i want you to listen to this clip about all of this. >> i just heard of this as i'm sitting down. this is harassment, this is election interference. i wouldn't keep him. jack smith, why would i keep h

army captain mary coaler's words, miniz may as well wb my sister, the bonds between our units is inseparable. minaz knows what it cost her, she is more than 6,000 miles away from the place she once called home. she separated from so many of the people she once shared her life with, even knowing the cost of her sacrifice, she says she would do it all again. i am in absolute awe of her grit and her patriotism and the many stories i will be telling these stories every day throughout this week. and i hope that we will come together and make sure that she and some -- so many other of these brave afghans have a path in this country. it is example after example of these stories. ama spent four years training to serve in the afghan military. he was selected for afghanistan's elite aviation military which worked closely with the military in our fight against the taliban. reflecting on his experience, he said in the face of danger we were united, with we were relentless, we were resilient. his helicopter was shot down not once, but twice, but that didn't diminish his resolve. his experience since the

i'm a host and reporter for wb ui and a fort wayne, indiana. and my question is simply, in 2016 and 2020, i think we've seen the power of social to mobilize voters since then. twitter is now under new management and. a rather prominent candidate is no longer on twitter. so what do you guys see as the role or influence media will have in 2024? human will always find a way to connect with other, i don't know what platforms it will be, but but campaigns will need to find a way to connect with them to like that. it's just that simple. humans always want connection. we will sort of chase them to where that connection is and awkwardly try to pretend like we're cool so that they like this. but i mean that it's just the fact of matter. i, i don't know anyone else better. i mean, i think, you know, i think the moves that we've seen over the last few years, right, in social media companies, media platforms talking about tech may, you know, no longer being a platform, just, you know, not building your entire strategy based. all right. we're going to, you

cedric: fox network had come on and did really well with black sitcoms, and so then the wb and upn uh: they are able to snatch up this audience that the other networks were really ignoring up into that point. jacqueline coley: and so these shows kind of set the stage for the diversity in the family sitcom that can be seen on television today. man: welcome huangs, i'm rick. nee hau. the length and depth of my bow expresses my deep appreciation. louis: um, i think that's more of a japanese thing. but um..thank you rick. at denny's, we're celebrating baconalia. with new creations starring black label® thick cut cherrywood bacon. ready to satisfy your bacon obsession? at denny's... it's diner time. and now, rewards members get 2 free strips of our new premium bacon for a limited time. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop o

gabrielle emanuel, who is moderator for tonight join wb you are as a senior health and science reporter in 2021 she started her journalism career mpr first as a kroc fellow, then as a reporting fellow for the education team. she also five years as a reporter at gbh. gabrielle stories regularly appear on npr's morning and all things considered, and she has reported episodes for money and code switch. her work has appeared in the new york times and the atlantic. she has received awards, including national and regional edward our moral awards, a sigma delta chee award and declaring an award. gabrielle received her degree from dartmouth college and her doctorate from oxford university as a rhodes scholar. first, we'll hear from dan in just a moment. he's going to start us off with a reading. but first, to give us a little bit more background. i'd like to welcome gabriela over and she's going to fill us in. so gabriela. welcome. thank you. it is good to be here. as she just said, if you could all be thinking about questions during while we chat, we will be coming to you shortly. and i also j

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