rob eddie murphy >> i know. i don't want to rob him of like, a car or like, some jewelry. i just want to take something. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> he had this bowl of penny candy, so i took like 16 butterscotch and put it in my pocket. >> jimmy: he owes you that yeah >> i wonder if he's sitting around going, there's 16 butterscotch missing. >> jimmy: how long have you known eddie? >> i've known eddie since i was 8-years-old because my brother keenen used to write and produce with him and eddie actually came to my apartment in the projects. he was the biggest movie star in the world and he came to my projects it was funny because me and my brother, we thought we was funny, so we thought we'd roast eddie murphy and eddie murphy was wearing these cow skin pants, so every time he sat down, me and my brother would go, "moo." [ laughter ] and then we would ask him questions like, "yo eddie, how you like your pants? medium-rare? >> jimmy: yeah >> and he was like i was like, "are them pants homogenized? and the we h

unreserved apology from chelsea football club for the years of child abuse by its former chief scout eddie heath. the prime minister has welcomed his first eu minister to downing street. the government rejects claims it wants eu talks to fail, so that there'll be a no deal brexit. some people evacuated from properties below a damaged dam in derbyshire are likely to be able to return to their homes over the next few days, after an inspection by emergency workers. the nobel and pulitzer prize winning author, toni morrison, has died at the age of 88. a teenager is charged with attempted murder after a six year old boy fell from the 10th floor of the tate modern art gallery. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven o'clock in 100 days with katty kay in washington and christian fraser in london we'll be looking at the impact of the us—china trade war on international markets. at 8:15 we'll look back on the life and legacy of the nobel prize winning us author toni morrison who has died at the age of 88. at 10:40 and

murphy is returning to host "snl." >> eddie murphy! >> what we hope to see? some of eddie's classic characters like stevie wonder, gumby and buckwheat. ♪ looking for love in all of the wrong places ♪ >> eddie was just 19 years old when he joined "snl," which at the time had been tanking in the ratings. he made it buzz-worthy again and became a superstar. ♪ i say hot tub rub a dub in the hot tub ♪ >> in his first "e.t." interview, a 20-year-old eddie told mary hart many of the characters were inspired by his childhood. >> i've been doing impersonations since i was a little guy, before i had my own personality i was imitating people on television. >> we all need to live as one. >> i kept telling the producers, hey, look, i write my own stuff. people writing in saying, those writers really give eddie murphy great stuff and i don't get any credit for it but i put my foot down this year. >> in 2015, he did appear on "snl's" 40th anniversary special, but instead of doing a bit he made a heartfelt speech. >> i'm really happy that so m

there were reports that eddie -- i'm using his first name as if i know him. i don't. eddie, mr. murphy, is in talks with netflix. $70 million was a number being thrown around for him to come back with a standup special. what can we expect from him, do you think? go >> i think it's long overyoue that eddie murphy comes back to the comedy scene. i have such respect and love. i can't be objective because he's one of the funniest guys. not before or since has there been anybody on the comedy scene that's as funny as eddie murphy. we've been so politically correct, oh, be careful, you can't say this or that, eddie is going do come on the scene with the netflix special, he goes on snl and he will push the envelope and people will just be blown away by how far he can push it and dagen, it's about time. even on the radio here on am970, dagen, i have to watch what i say, i have to be careful what i say. god forbid i'm going to offend isn't maybe we can do ebony and ivory in the old age home. dagen: we're watching a clip of eddie murphy as james brown, about getting in the hot tub. i'm da

at the time the gatest sprinter in world was a man named eddy balder, or eddie cannonball because he could shoot in front of the competitors leak a ball from a cannon. he was a very handsome man, much bigger than major taylor and he envisioned himself as the star of the day. before the word super star was used he was it. he has the greatest sprinter and paid to advertise products and making more than $10,000 a year. came from humble beginnings and learned to ride a bicycle but working in his father's butcher shop in buffalo and on a biffle he took the meat around to the neighborhood and add a lot of weight to his bicycle and great training to be a spring are because when the meat was taken off he could fly like a cannonball so he was a great sprinter and didn't know about major taylor but bernie munger decided this was the race that merrill taylor so shoober. a preliminary contest of a half mile before the great six-day race would again. so the half mile race was five laps around a noble. if you can imagine in madison square garden there are 10,000 -- dna thousand people there. there

it's the brainchild of eddy bitar and his ngo live love beirut. the group spends part of the time jogging and the rest picking up litter. the events draw up to 200 people. many young people in particular are fed up of waiting for the lebanese government to take the initiative. eddy: this is part of the outcome of the crisis that we had a few years ago. we see that people are more and more concerned w with all the problems facing the enviroronmt in lebanon. and we are very happy to see that all the people, young people, families, youth, are all coming all together in order to remove all the trash. reporter: much of the rubbish that the group picks up was not dropped on the beach, but washed up by the sea. that's because beirut's two largest garbage dumps are located right next to the water. the team spirit is clearly evident as young people from beirut's muslim and christian communities come together in a rare joint project. >> there is a lot of pollution in lebanon. so we could do anything, just so we can help. >> the local aututhorities are absen

eddie heath preyed on children as young as ten during the 19705 — one of his victims says he was groomed from the age of 13. everyone at a young age wanted to play professional football, as they do now. no—one asked for this to happen. our dreams, our livelihoods, our life has been just basically ruined. a separate investigation also found that black players were racially abused by a coach in the 19805 and ‘90s. also tonight... the prime minister welcomes his first eu leader to downing street — estonia's prime minister, but his message to brussels remains uncompromising. a court's told the six—year—old allegedly pushed from the tenth floor of the tate modern broke his back and suffered a bleed on the brain. shoring up the dam in derbyshire — some residents are told they can finally go home five days it threatened to burst. and the first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature — the american novelist toni morrison has died at the age of 88. and coming up on bbc news... rooney returns — the former england captain will leave dc united in the usa at the end of this

he has slimmed down and having a great time and we thank the family for helping out eddie and eddie is helping them out and put a smile on their face. >> that is a good idea. three times a day, a 10-minute walk. >> and they have to walk as well so everyone is fit. >> good exercise. and by the way, this is one of our favorite events, this saturday, 90 local shelters are taking part in the clear the shelters campaign. most of them will offer waives or reduced adoption fees, go to nbcbayarea.com for more information. >> i love that photo. that is a great photo. dogs, cats, the whole deal. rabbits. >> mice. >> some birds. >> oh, birds. >> you'll bearf with jessica ag hanging out trying to get some of those animals adopted. they usually name some of them after our on-air personality so fun to see which ones are named after your favorite personality. into your microclimate forecast. and we start off with the heat for all animals at home, next three days is one of those times where there is not enough water around for your dogs and your cats. you have to keep on filling that up. we wanted to

eddy grant performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: are you ready! his most recent album, "plaisance", is available at eddygrant.com. performing his classic hit "electric avenue", with a little help from the roots give it up for eddy grant. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ boy bo bo boy ♪ ♪ down in the stree there is violenc and a lots

as simply nightmare eddie. the review calls out former assistant manager here dario gradi forfailing to tell more senior club staff about an allegation of sexual abuse brought to him by a player and the player's father. it's claimed dario gradi then told eddie heath about the allegation, which further subjected the boy to more bullying and intimidation. the review describes it as a lost opportunity to stop eddie heath going on to abuse others. the club has released abuse others. the club has released a lengthy statement apologising unreservedly to all victims and it says, we must continue to challenge ourselves to do better as a club and a sport. there was a secod review that focused specifically on racism at the club. "hat can you tell us? children's charity barnardo is carried out a second review, a second 70 page report that concluded there was overwhelming information that young players between 1982 to the late 90s were subjected to bullying and racially abusive behaviour. it said there was a credible proof

anonymous donor was found and eddie went in for surgery. >> doing all right, eddie? >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. >> reporter: in that hospital room, along with eddie's wife, so many of his students. >> i don't want him to ever go without knowing that we love him. >> reporter: they were there for him and hours later, mr. hall's surgeons told his wife and his students it was a success. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> reporter: it was definitely worth that group hug. >> get in here! everyone get in here! >> reporter: tonight, he is back at school, ready for another year. >> it's night and day. i feel fine. >> he's running circles around me. i'm exhausted. >> reporter: but the story didn't end there. eddie wanted to meet that donor, to thank her in person and she came to his school. >> hi! >> hi! >> it's so nice to meet you. >> reporter: she is dr. stacy lee and she traveled all the way from montana. >> it's no nice to meet you. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> how are you feeling? >> great. >> how do you feel? >> i feel really good. >> reporter: and that donor with a

chelsea football club apologises unreservedly after their chief scout for a decade, eddie heath, is revealed as a dangerous and prolific paedophile. everyone wants to play professional football as they do now. nobody asked for this to happen. dreams, lives, basically ruined. it's back home for some, but it's not yet all clear for the collapsed derbyshire dam. tensions over kashmir after india scraps its autonomy. pakistan says it could go to the un. the first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature, the american novelist toni morrison, has died at the age of 88. and at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers ruth lea and torcuil crichton. stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the minister in charge of no—deal brexit preparations, michael gove, has accused the eu of refusing to engage in fresh talks, in a deepening war of words between brussels and westminster. mr gove said the uk was "ready and willing" to resume negotiations and that he was "deeply saddened" by what he claimed was the eu's approach. his comments came aft

eddie? >> well, yes. it's absolutely clear to me to see a relationship between donald trump's rhetoric and what we just experienced, what we just saw. but i think it's important for us to ask the question why does he and why do his people believe it's effective? one of the things we tend to do is exceptionalize donald trump. and one of the reasons why we do that is in some ways to kind of displace our sins onto him. the melodramatic kind of story. he becomes the big, bad monster, the evil personality in our midst which we can then kind of absolve ourselves of our sins by placing them onto him. but the question we have to ask ourselves and why do they think this is effective? there are people out here, americans out here who actually find it compelling. this is a way of accounting for their own life circumstances. i'm not getting ahead because these people are jumping in. i'm not doing what -- my children can't achieve the american dream because big government is doing something on behalf of those other pe

charles: check this out, eddie murphy's next career move 35 years in the making. we'll explain that. china continues to rebuke the white house, holding firm they haven't received calls from the trump administration. can deal be made with new tariffs looming? we'll break down the odds next. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ charles: investors cautiously awaiting a potential resolution to the u.s.-china trade war but will beijing accept president trump's latest overtures to make a fair deal as new tariffs are set to begin next week? steve mosher is with us, author of, "bully of asia." steve, we've heard often china plays the long game but we continue to see their economy taking major blows. i think their economy was in trouble even before

: really >> jimmy: the legit eddy grant is coming on the show tomorrow night. and i'm freaking out [ cheers and applause i'm -- i was jammin' -- i was listening -- i forget, i think i have it on vinyl that's how i listened to it. i have the original on vinyl >> steve: uh-huh >> jimmy: i was jamming out, "electric avenue." [ scattered cheers ] ♪ we gonna rock dow to electric avenue and then we take it higher ♪ ♪ oh no we gonna rock dow to electric avenue then we take it higher ♪ >> jimmy: so anyways, we call eddy grant i go, "is he in the city what is he doing?" and they're like, "oh, he's touring. he's doing stuff." so he's coming on our show and performing "electric avenue. eddy grant >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ who is to blame in on country ♪ ♪ ♪ go down we gonna ♪ >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah oh, my gosh. i'm freaking out i can't even tell you how much i love that dude i love that song so much that is unbelievable and you guys are playing with him? >> questlove: yes, we are. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: my go

eddie: demasiados denuestos recientes estÁn disparando y matando, sÉ que tenemos el poder para hacer algo y marcar la diferencia. lo que no sÉ es si tenemos la voluntad de hacerlo. o se reportaron dos tiroteos masivos que son los mÁs recientes. el primero, una persona a bordo de un auto camaro color negro, disparÓ contra un grupo de personasdejando como saldo a siete heridos. alrededor de la 1:20 de la maÑana en el douglas. las vÍctimas entre los 19 y 25 aÑos de edad fueron trasladadas a diferentes hospitales. no se ha revelado la condiciÓn de los afectados. en el segundo incidente masivo ocho personas resultaron heridas y una muriÓ luego de un altercado con arma de fuego. los hechos ocurrieron en el bloque 4200 al oeste de la calle 18, explicÓ el comandante de policÍa johnson. eddie: lo que sabemos es que como a las 10:00 de la noche personas participaban de un torneo de baloncesto. creemos que quizÁ este fue un atentado planeado y pensamos que el tiroteo de las 3:00 de la maÑana tuvo que ver con el torneo de baloncesto. segÚn el capitÁn de policÍa del distrito 10, gi

in theirfindings, eddie heath scout eddie heath in the late 1970s. in their findings, eddie heath who died in 1983 was described as a prolific mini plate of an sophisticated sexual abuser and that the abuse was planned and systematic and unchallenged. it is heavily critical of the former assistant manager, dario grande, who is accused of failing to tell more senior staff about an allegation regarding the sexual conduct of eddie heath made by a player and the player's father. it claims that dario grande told about eddie heath, and it led to more bullying, there was a missed opportunity to stop eddie heath from going on to abuse more boys. the review found the denial somewhat unlikely and unconvincing. karate was suspended in 2016 for his role as technical director and has always denied ever knowing anything about the crimes of the prolific paedophile barry by nail who was a coach in the 1980s when dario gratia was manager at crewe. a report by barnardos looked into allegations of historic racism at the club, added found that from 1982 up until the lat

it's been started by san jose police chief eddie garcia. he is adding new daily patrols assigned to specific parts of san jose. so the city will be divided into nine zones. each zone will consistent of two officers and a patrol car specifically assigned to active shooter scenarios in schools or other violent crimes on campus. >> ultimately, it's to engage the suspects. we've seen that the quicker officers engage the suspect, you know, we save lives. officers save lives. it's our new reality. >> to know that you have sapd within arm's reach is critical. and i support the plan 100%. >> chief garcia said he could not wait for new gunl legislation and had to xwrumt his new program now using the department's overtime budget. the same strategy will be used during sharks and hurricanes games and during big downtown festivals. reporting live here in san jose. >>> and since the deadly mass shootings two weeks ago, toughy packs says it is seeing sales spike at least 200%. a bullet blocker, anothermaker, says the sales have doubled. but can these back

chelsea football club apologises unreservedly after their chief scout for a decade, eddie heath, is revealed as a dangerous and prolific paedophile. everyone wanted to play football at a young age as they do now no one asked for this to happen our dreams, our lives, our livelihoods has been basically ruined. a court's told the six—year—old allegedly pushed from the tenth floor of the tate modern broke his back and suffered a bleed on the brain. some people evacuated from properties below a damaged dam in derbyshire are being allowed back to their homes. the first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature the american novelist toni morrison has died at the age of 88. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government has denied it wants talks with the european union to fail so that it can end up with a no—deal brexit. officials in brussels have claimed that borisjohnson has no intention of entering new negotiations and that the government's central scenario is a no deal break at the end of october. mrjohnson has insisted he does want to reach a new deal with the eu, but says h

chief scout eddie heath preyed on children in the 1970s — one victim has spoken out. everyone at a young age wanted to play professional football, as they do now. no one asked for this to happen. our dreams, our livelihoods, our life has just been basically ruined. and it's revealed that black players were racially abused in the 1980s and ‘90s — chelsea has apologised unreservedly. also tonight... michael gove, in charge of no—deal brexit planning, says the eu refuses fresh talks. it's back home for some — but it's not yet all clear for the collapsed derbyshire dam. tensions over kashmir after india scraps its autonomy — pakistan says it could go to the un. and the celebrated american novelist toni morrison has died at the age of 88. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, wayne rooney says he can still make a big contribution, as he signs for championship side derby county. good evening. evidence of sexual abuse and racism at chelsea football club from the 1970s through to the 90s is laid bare in two separate independent reviews. 0ne reveals that youth play

sheila eddy pleads not guilty.t >> sheila eddy, how do you plead. >> not guilty. >> but later in a surprise development, he changes her plea. >> sheila eddy, how do you plead to the offense of murder in the first degree? >> guilty. >> guilty to first degree murder. she offered no words of remorse. why do you think sheila has never apologized. >> because she's not sorry. you don't apologize for murdering somebody in cold blood because she meant to do it. >> it's a good thing she didn't give an apology. people think it's horrible because she didn't? i commend her. don't stand up there and lie to me and tell me you feel guilty. >> rachel's family described her actions in a statement as unforgivable and inexcusable. sentenced to 30 years, she's now serving time in an adult prison. the same prison, in fact, where sheila, the girl she turned in is now serving a life sentence. but both girls could be released on parole by their early 30s. >> if i'm dead and gone, somebody will be there to make sure they talk to the parole board and these animals don't get out of their cages. >> if you could say an

eddie garcia/san jose police department: "we're very put a dent. there's a lot more work to do. these crews are prolific and there's other crews out there that this is the establish our bp go out and find the next crew them out one by one."> (2-shot/pam) today palo alto's gunn high school turned a threat against the school ... into a teaching moment..(2- shot/catherine) kron four's rob fladeboe talked to students and police about that threat... which was allegedly made by a 14- year-old gunn high school student. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. homes and businesses... el cerrito police say, someone is firing a b-b gun in neighborhoods.... with complete disregard for the community's safety. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the damage... and has a look at the vehicle possibly used to commit the crimes. (catherine) an antioch woman has been arrested... after a string of thefts at bay area sporting goods stores. police say 31-year-old kiaira fluker is one o