eddie murphy does just that. ashley: i need to work on my standup routine. susan: that is a lot of money indeed. ashley: thank you, susan. iran is denying president trump's claim that a u.s. warship destroyed an iranian drone over the strait of hormuz.

eddie we'll stick with you. you've been described as demanding chief, pushing some seals, some would say too far they felt like in some cases. pretty rare for some seals to testify against someone they served with but you overcame that. just talk to us about that accusation of some of the guys you served with? >> can you say that again, i'm sorry? pete: your fellow seals, some which testified against you, originally brought charges. how do you manage the perception that is not something that often happens? >> no. >> there is a little bit of problem with the audio, sorry. >> we can't hear. >> that has always been, i think that, what you're asking about is overcoming the issue of his fellow seals, members of the platoon being ones testified against him. that has always been a problem for us. we had to make sure we showed the jury not only that the story wasn't true but also to explain to them why they would have the motivation to do this because, you know the seal teams are famously close brotherhood and yet what

manus: eddie, hold the thoughts. van dertor eddie walt. facebook's problems are not just in the u.s. the german finance minister yesterday said swift action was needed to deal with the planned cryptocurrency. our economy and government reporter maria tadeo is live in chantilly with a very special guest. maria: good morning. so much happening here on day two. we talked about libra, about the digital tax, and of course he dollars who -- the americans who argue that the dollar is too strong. i am pleased to be joined by pierre moscovici, economic affairs commissioner for the european union. it has been a contentious g7 because of the tension between the french government and the americans, but one thing they agree on is that libra could be a problem. i would not say that this is a contentious g7. the climate between the partners is fine, not only due to the weather, but the climate between us. [laughter] i see no such contention. u.s.,, the e.u. and the we are allies and friends. considering each other enemies, like i read once, makes no sens

." >> eddie murphy was comedy. he is a perfect every man and so likeable, even though he is kind of a shit. >> it wasn't about necessarily being the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in. nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, hollywood movies that featured or starred a black artist, their color was always a plot point. in "coming to america," their color has nothing to do with the plot. >> it is my 21st birthday. do you think just once i might use the bathroom by myself? >> most amusing, sir.

but it looks like eddie gallagher will face no more jail time. and also very importantly, that charge of posing with the body, the jury is not allowed to implement adishonorable discharge on that and that would have been the big problem for eddie gallagher because he could have lost his pension and benefits. that is not open to them. so all he can be sentenced with is up to four months in jail. and as i say, wolf, he has already served this. listen, this case has captivated like few other court marshals because it gave us insight into the usually secretive world of the sal-- of the s.e.a.l.s and there was a bombshell dropped who had been called by the prosecution and he said, yeah, i saw eddie gallagher stab this young isis detainee, but i actually killed him. cory scott said i actually killed him. i put my finger over his trach cube and asphyxiated him and he would die any way and i was scared woe be tortured. and the problem for the prosecution, there was no forensic evidence. this was an inaccessible crime scene away in iraq and no body or aut

some s.e.a.l.s said, yes, eddie gallagher did this and stabbed the detainee and fired his sniper rifle at innocent civilians and other s.e.a.l.s stood up and said he didn't. so it came down really to who the jury believed. and the jury believed eddie gallagher who did not testify himself, but they believe those s.e.a.l.s who said we didn't see anything. but also, as i say, wolf, it would have been very hard to convict beyond a reasonable doubt when there was zero forensic evidence. >> a lot of national attention on this court marshal on this trial. thanks very much nick watt for that report. >>> there is other news we're following including a new cnn poll that shows president trump's approval rating at 43% with 52% disapproving the job he's doing at president. this comes only days before the president intends to tout his record during a fourth of july speech here in washington on the national mall. a celebration that traditionally has been nonpartisan. let's bring in our political experts and analysts and discuss and chris cillizza, kellyanne conway reveals the president does plan to t

what is next for eddie gallagher? >> what an eloquent defense of her husband for a long period of time. what an amazing woman. he was convicted of one charge of posing with a corpse and he will be sentenced today. the jury in this particular case sentences him. they could award him no punishment up to four months. since he served a lot of time in pre-trial confinement. even if they give him the max of four months he walks out of a courtroom. this is a federal conviction. it will be carried around unless the president pardons him. there is another piece, though. the navy can try to fire him administratively. that's when you saw senior chief gallagher and his attorney this morning talk about going to the special operations command and having a conversation. they'll try to ward that off. >> bill: you have watched this closely. you think the jury got it right? >> i'm always loath as a former military judge or prosecutor to say whether they have it right or not but the jury's verdict should be respected. the military justi

eddie gallagher is a real american hero. his wife andrea gallagher was the rock and foundation of this case and defense team is a hero. and we ought to throw some love to president trump. because president trump took eddie gallagher out of the bringing and into bail so he could help his defense. he brought the case out of the darkness into the light. judge jeanine: mark, we are running out of time. i would love to talk to you more about this. i appreciate you being on. it may be a holiday, but the panel never rests. chris hahn, stephanie hamill are next. aishah: this is a fox news alert. fox news learned jeffrey epstein has been arrested on sex trafficking charges. he was taken into custody saturday in new york. the charges involve allegations that date back to the 2000s. a ride saturday to honor the seven bikers killed on an area highway last month. it began in laconia and went to the crash site in randolph where the bikers were killed. the driver of the flatbed truck has pled not guilty to negligent homicide. i'm aishah ha

eddie gallagher is a real american hero. his wife andrea gallagher was the rock and foundation of this case and defense team is a hero. and we ought to throw some love to president trump. because president trump took eddie gallagher out of the bringing and into bail so he could help his defense. he brought the case out of the darkness into the light. judge jeanine: mark, we are running out of time. i would love to talk to you more about this. i appreciate you being on. it may be a holiday, but the panel never rests. chris hahn, stephanie hamill are next. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. southern california reeling from back-to-back earthquakes. a 7.1 magnitude temblor struck last night it was preceded by a 6.4 quake northeast of l.a. the day before. larger of the two is the strongest to hit the area in two decades, damaging buildings, cracking roads and sparking fires. experts warn more aftershocks could be coming in the days and weeks ahead. a ride in new hampshire to honor the seven

eddie gallagher is a real american hero. his wife andrea gallagher was the rock and foundation of this case and defense team is a hero. and we ought to throw some love to president trump. because president trump took eddie gallagher out of the bringing and into bail so he could help his defense. he brought the case out of the darkness into the light. judge jeanine: mark, we are running out of time. i would love to talk to you more about this. i appreciate you being on. it may be a holiday, but the panel never rests. chris hahn, stephanie hamill are next. ♪ what's my passion? finding balance with every dance move. the sound of the ukulele, the softness. what's my passion? hearing stories helps me tell them better. discovering what's yet to come. being creative. my son's nonverbal. but when he is ready to talk, i need to be able to hear him. it takes good hearing to enjoy a full life. to think. to stay vital. yeah, i'd like to keep my passions. hear well. stay vital. kiai hearing loss is linked to increased risk of dementia,

eddie gallagher was cleared of several other charges tuesday. but he was found guilty of posing with a human casualty. the jury is set to deliberate a sentence on that charge in the coming hours. >>> well, the united states is getting ready to celebrate independence day july 4th with fireworks, cookouts, and summer concerts. but tanks are rolling into washington for donald trump's take on the holiday, and critics are not happy. cnn's tom foreman has the details. >> reporter: the iconic fireworks over the national mall will be moved to a new spot. all flights will be grounded at washington's reagan national airport for more than two hours. and three times the usual number of national guard troops will be deployed for security. all so president donald trump can be the centerpiece for d.c.'s fourth of july celebration. giving an unprecedented speech at the lincoln memorial. >> we're going to have a great fourth of july in washington, d.c. it will be like no other. >> reporter: for all the costly changes it's still not precisely what he wanted early

so he cannot be charged for this killing now when the verdict came in the family and legal team of eddie gallagher was triumphant this is what they said. huge victory huge we call to gallagher's huge victory for justice at least scaling like we're finally been defeated after being terrorized by the government my husband bought for for 2 decades in the war on terror he's brought every major enemy of the united states here writes this and noble individual and his name has been smeared in flanders in track through the mud. now it's important to note that it was any gallagher's own platoon members in the navy seals who turned him in and that eddie gallagher had posted a photo on social media of the corpse with himself holding the head of the still fighter and holding up his knife saying got him with my knife however he has been acquitted and at this point we've seen donald trump tweeting out in support of eddie gallagher saying his wonderful wife andre and his family entire family you have been through much together glad i could help that's us president donald trump however there have been m

we are still awaiting the sentencing of navy seal eddie gallagher. he was acquitted on the serious was murder, and attempted murder. but in a dramatic courtroom moment earlier today, gallagher took responsibility for the only charge that he was convicted of, which was posing for a picture with a corpse. he appealed to the jurors not to strip them of his rank or reduce his pension. that jury's decision is expected any moment, and he is expected to speak afterwards. we are following all of it. ily . a family van? was that her choice? naaah man, that was my choice. this thing's got reclining seats, dvd player, it's got a built-in vacuum cleaner. you ever seen my kid eat crackers? yeah... so you see how that works? mm-hmm. sometimes you gotta go straight for the source. car loans fast from navy federal credit union... our members are the mission. trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take

: 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." i think he was in jamaica. 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. >

eddy grant >> steve: come on. a [ cheers 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 gosh.ea i'm frng out about that. well, i freak out about a lot of stuff >> steve: well - [ light laughter ] that's a good freak out. >> jimmy: i know everybody is like, "oh, god, u like everything." >> steve: you do [ light laughter ] you're a big fan >> jimmy: but i actually do like him a >> steve: you'reuper fan >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i enjoy things sorry. [ light laughter ] i do, i -- >> steve: i'm sorry. >> jimmy: i'm a fan of things, yeahyo >> steve: yeah, love things >> jimmy: whatever, yeah [ laughter ] >> steve: well, do you like eddy grant >> jimmy: uh -- du, i'm soexcitt can you play a little -- ♪ oh no we gonna rock dow to electr

eddie gallagher is a freeman this morning, found not guilty of murder and isis fighter. he will face a sentencing today for a lesser charge. jillian: gallagher's family and veterans across the nation. >> reporter: gallagher's lawyer called the 2-year nightmare and following the verdict the navy seal and his wife reacted to the nightmare being over. >> happy and thankful, happy and thankful. >> i was feeling like we are finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government my husband fought for for three decades in the war on terror. this vindication i hope will be a lesson learned for everybody. >> reporter: the 19 year veteran deployed eight times found not guilty of numerous charges including premeditated murder, attempted murder and trying to obstruct an investigation following the death of a captive isis fighter. he was found guilty of posing with a corpse which carries a maximum sentence of four months in prison but in light of the fact he spent 9 months in prison in advance of his trial the 40-year-old was expected to go free. he will be sentenced on that cha

eddie gallagher was cleared of other charges on tuesday. but he was found guilty of posing with a human casualty. the jury is set to deliberate a sentence on that charge in the coming hours. >>> the tanks are rolling into washington, as donald trump gets ready for his military-themed fourth of july celebration. actually a few tanks. but the show of military might is drawing criticism from some as an attempt to politicize the country's armed forces. barbara starr has details. >> we're going to have a great fourth of july in washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump claims the military is thrilled to be at his self-proclaimed salute to america. there's no way to know if that's true. the military is required to do what the commander in chief says, as long as the order is legal. president trump has wanted to show off the u.s. military in a large-scale public event since seeing the 2017 bastille day friday in paris. white house adviser kellyanne conway defended thursday's event and rejected claims it's too political. >> you know the fourth o

. >> this is your first 20 minutes of the show, eddie. how you doing? >> having a ball. >> blows "morning joe" away, doesn't it? >> absolutely. >> if you are watching at home, joe, deal with it. potus has ignited his base. what are dems doing leading up to 2020. using race to fire up their base. we have to go through the irony, a sickening irony that we have a president that got elected by things like the muslim ban, charlottesville, the birther, we don't have to go through the disgusting litany. the democrats are ripping themselves apart. let me -- on both sides, what i'm worried about will happen to kamala, oh, you were too tough on african-americans as a prosecutor the same way they went after biden for bussing 50 years ago. he's a guy about integration, his argument should have been in the debate, i didn't think it was the right way to do it, but is there a better way to tackle the issues without shooting ourselves? >> we have real issues to talk about in this country about race and we should not shy away from talking about them. it is not an partis

>> this young guy named eddie murphy, i think. >> oh, christ, i hate him. the kid with the filthy mouth? >> yeah, he's the one. >> oh, he's the worst. >> he can do these voices. he can do the physicalization. it speaks to the magnitude of his talent. is that not acting? is that not comic acting at the highest level? >> what do you know from funny, >> what do you know from funny, you bastard? family, starting with unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. and if you like netflix, it's included on us. plus no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees are included. and now for a limited time, with each new line, get one of our latest smartphones included. that's right, only $40/line for four lines and smartphones are included for the whole family. [ referee whistle sounds ] ♪ sport dr[ cheering ]s when you need the fuel to be your nephew's number one fan. holiday inn express. we're there. so you can be too. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough a

eddie is up first from mitchell, indiana. democratic caller. hi, eddie. caller: good morning. thank you, guys. host: you are welcome. caller: i have three comments. one of them is i had to sit through some classes at ford motor company and they talked about how quality was in other nations, and it's like during the hours america destroyed most of these places and america rebuilt them. my second one is the law that the government passed to allow jobs to go to foreign countries , i guess they never ever took that away. and my third one, what really upsets me more than anything else, that they talk about tariffs and how it's going to hurt everybody. when the price of gas goes up $.40 on the gallon and it takes three months to go down, i believe that hurts america more than it does anything else. thank you guys and i appreciate you taking my call. host: gary locke in seattle. you can take any or all of those if you like. guest: obviously, as a former governor and commerce secretary, we want to keep as many jobs in the united states and certainly manufacturing jobs because we know

brian: what were the circumstances of eddie burns being killed? mr. pegues: there was a murderer out there, a drug gang murdered a witness. one of the drug gangs that was pretty much friends with the supreme team. some guy in prison, this guy named happy mason, this guy ordered a hit on a police officer because he got locked up. this poor kid, eddie burns, was sitting in front of his house guarding a witness and three guys came up and murdered him. the other thing about the whole uproar i went to his memorial , every year. i met his brother, i met his mother, i met his father. i met all of them. every year i went there. but because i wanted to tell my life story of this transformation from selling shut, i knew these people, a drug dealer, i did all this crazy stuff as a young kid, but i was never arrested and convicted of a crime so why should i not be able to tell my story? every month the nypd since a few hundred checks to prisons for pension checks for people in prison. they want to take my pension, but i never did anything. brian: you make $135,00

i think it's eddie murphy at his best. because it feels >> everyone is so lovely. >> the one white person is actually played by eddie murphy. >> what about rocky marciano. >> oh, there they go. there they go. every time i start talking about boxing, a white man got to pull rocky marciano out their ass. >> who's the star of the picture? >> this young guy named eddie murphy, i think. >> oh, christ, i hate him. the kid with the filthy mouth? >> yeah, he's the one. >> oh, he's the worst. >> he can do these voices. he can do the physicalization. it speaks to the magnitude of his talent. is that not acting? is that not comic acting at the highest level? >> what do you know from funny, you bastard? uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there h

but eddie gallagher was facing the possibility of life behind bars. not anymore. that jury seven military members, eddie gallagher's peers found him not guilty of stabbing to death that isis detainee. not guilty of firing at civilians. and also not guilty of pressuring fellow s.e.a.l.s to return him in. this case always rested heavily on the witness testimony of gallagher's fellow s.e.a.l.s. the defense always said this was not about murder. this was about mutiny. young s.e.a.l.s who didn't like him who made stuff up to get rid of him. take a listen to his wife talking just after the verdict came down. >> i was feeling like we're finally vindicated after being terrorized by the government my husband fought for in the war on terror. he's fought every major enemy of the united states. he is a righteous and noble individual. we need to afford the benefit of the doubt to our war heroes who we send over there to fight these evils. >> reporter: now, eddie gallagher was found guilty of taking photograph with the corpse of that young isis detainee. but the maximum sentenc

. >> eddie murphy. >> yeah. >> i told you that's my bigge regret. >> he's one of the greats. >> i still have it in me to go there. >> is edd murphy finally coming back to dohat he does best? plus, how two of his comedy heroes crushed his heart. >>ol that's what he td me. >> wow. >> there's --o it again. >> awesome? scary. definitely furry. the internet frenzy over "cats." >> oh, oh. >> plus only access has "cats" twin scene stealers. how beyonce stepped in when the needed itmost. >> so she give us a home here? >> wendy's unexpected birthday gift. >> your husband was not my biggest fan. >> oh, andy. >> stop. >> a huge week in true crime. access breaks down all you need to know. >> he wouldn't leave them alone. end? >> and we'll show you how serena's done it again. >> realistic with a twist. >> with a twist. >> yes. welcome to "access." >> hello. >> kit is on vacation, and we, i'm going to say it, we're celebrating the return of eddie murphy. >>re we' all here. i'm pretty sure about that. there he is talking, finally getting back to stand-up with a possible $70h million deal wit netflix.

in the end they have cleared eddie gallagher of six charges. looks like he will be out and home for the fourth of july. >> thanks for that update. there's other breaking news. new polls showing key shifts in the democratic race for the white house. jeff is here with the latest. some surprising new numbers following the democrats first debid deba debate. >> numbers are telling the same story. the primary race is a very fluid one. we know kamala harris is gaining ground on front-runner joe biden after her debate performance last yeeweek. we're learning the same is true in iowa where harris and elizabeth warren are rising and bernie sanders is not. tonight a reset of the 2020 race. a reshuffling in the top tier of the crowded democratic field. a new poll shows joe biden in the lead but far from invincible. with kamala harris on the rise in the state that kicks off the voting in just seven months. elizabeth warren climbing as bernie sanders falls below the top three contenders. the survey largely mirroring the findings of the latest cnn national po

. >> remember me, eddie? when i killed your brother, i talked. >> i got some moments in there that will be in their worst nightmares for the rest of their lives. >> the trick to making that blend of live action animation is that the live action actor has to believe it. bob always believed that the rabbit was there. it really is an amazing performance. i mean, it's really one that actors should study. >> because it was made before a lot of cgi existed it was old school movie making with physical special effects. "who framed roger rabbit" is the most complicated movie ever made. >> don't tell me you lost your sense of humor already. >> does this answer your question? ♪ dad, we need to talk about something important. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. indulgent, delicious, irresistible., night; home instead senior care. fancy feast makes d

i understand you got this other $70 million. >> yeah, okay, eddie? do you mind if you maybe write a check? neil: [laughter] 70 million wouldn't cover it, but look. >> [laughter] neil: kidding i'm just kidding. it's great to see you. what do you think of this? >> i think it's great. i think it's great because he got the mark twain prize a couple of years ago, but he stepped on stage, he hadn't done standup, and chris rock was back there, george lopez we're all back there it was like the mount rushmore of comics and we're back there waiting for eddie to do something funny. he took that prize and everybody waited and said didn't you give this to bill cosby anyway. neil: are you kidding me? >> oh, he went on. he's a genius. neil: but he's been keeping a low profile. >> you know, i think again i don't know, i can't speak for eddie but when i saw him he was calm, he's got 10 kids i've got five. i've got to catch up a little bit. you know? neil: but the two of you were great together and it was a great chemistry. >> neil i'm very bias for my love toward edd

eddie, i see you biting your tongue. >> i understand. his platoon turned on him. >> that's right. >> so there are rules of engagement. >> that's right. >> are there rules of engagement that define how our men and women are supposed to behave in the battlefield and if this man did what his colleagues, they broke a code to turn him in, many of them have to walk around with weapons because their lives have been threatened because they broke the code. >> that's right. and so the through line of these three stories is simply an aversion to the rule of law, people aren't being held accountable, whether it's a rogue kpeexecutive power, wheth it's a racist insidious question on the census, or whether you can't be held accountable for doing something profoundly immoral. i don't know anything about war, but you can't do that. >> what you said at the end was key, the fact that we don't, many of us don't know anything about war. many even some of the jurors, though they were military personnel, maybe they don't have the experience that a navy seal h

another seal testifying under immunity saying eddie gallagher didn't kill him, i did. i put my finger over his trach tube, and i didn't want to leave him behind where he could be tortured from troops, not american but iraqi troops coming through. this has been a hard case because it happened in a war zone. the forensic psychologist couldn't even determine the cause of death because there's no body, no autopsy. jim, even if eddie gallagher is convicted, there is a good chance the president might pardon him. the president has hinted at that. he says, listen, we train these people to kill, and sometimes we treat them very unfairly. jim. >> soldiers have to follow the wall as well. thanks very much. >>> whale hunting resumes in japan, for the first time in 30 years. our everyday diet is very acidic. it can cause damage to the enamel. with the new pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to rep

nora, and eddie glouter. ambassador, reviewing himself, president trump said, so much has been accomplished. that was his review of the weekend. in your view, what was accomplished? >> well, what was accomplished -- i will give him credit for this. a for showmanship. secondly, a lessening of tensions in the peninsula. third, it's good that the two leaders, antagonists have a personal relationship, antagonist nations. but what was accomplished? nothing. i mean kim jong-un has given -- gotten three freebies from president trump, three summits that make kim jong-un look good, stately, a world player in his own community and in his own country. but he has done nothing, zero on denuclearization except make commitments that he doesn't keep. if it is going to be a freeze, i mean president clinton in his agreement in 1984 not a freeze from north korea. they observed it for four years and then they cheated. so the president is criticizing obama and clinton. now they head towards this freeze which i hope is not the cas

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." >> eddie murphy was comedy. he is a perfect every man and so likeable, even though he is kind of a shit. >> it wasn't about necessarily being the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in. nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, hollywood movies that featured or starred a black artist, their color was always a plot point. in "coming to america," their color has nothing to do with the plot. >> it is my 21st birthday. do you think just once i might use the bathroom by myself? >> most amusing, sir. wipers. >> he is a prince in a fictional african nation. he decides that he and his best friend are going to go to america so he can find himself a queen. if you want to find a queen, where do you go? you go to queens, new york. it has to be full of queens. >> everybody who has seen "coming to america," embraced the movie. i think it's eddie murphy at his best. >> give yourselves a round of applause. >> the one white person is pl

>> yeah. >> jimmy: hi, eddie!he i love eddie tartender >> what's up, eddie? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he knows he knows we both have -- >> i think we both very excitable faces. >> jimmy: yeah, i do i get excited >> me too. >> jimmy: wait, but -- that's a good -- you were just doing standup there, or what were you doing at the - >> i was answering phones, laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> they did not allow me to do standup there at 19. >> jimmy: were you working the door >> worked the door i was like the worst door guy they've ever had because are you -- >> jimmy: no >> intimidated by this guy >> jimmy: nou >> i'm like, "ve to keep it down. and like, "absolutely not. i'm like, i need someone larger >> jimmyokay [ laughter ] >> we're going to get the other guy. >> jimmy: did you ever have to deal with any hecklers >> yeah, especially early on now people just like, willam screhings from "workaholics" or whatever. and they're like, "tight butt hole!" and i'm like, "not here. [ laughter ] different thing. back in the day, you used to do standup in places where th

>> yeah. >> jimmy: hi, eddie! i love eddie the bartender >> what's up, eddie? [ laughter ] >> jimmyah he knows we both have -- >> i think we both very excitable faces. >> jimmy: yeah, i do i do get excited >> me too. >> jimmy: wait, but -- that's a good -- you were just doing standup there, or what were you doing at the - >> i was answering phones, and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> they did not allow me to do standup there at 19. >> jimmy: were you working the door >> i worked the door i was like the worst door guy they've ever had because are you -- >> jimmy: no >> intimidated by this guy >> jimmy: no >> i'm like, "you have to keep it down. and like, "absolutely not. i'm like, i need someone larger >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] >> we're going to get the other guy. >> jimmy: did you ever have to now people just like, will scream things from "workaholics" or whatever. and they're like, "tight butt hole!" and i'm like, "not here. [ laughter ] different thing. back in the day, you used to do standup in places where they don't do standup a lot they always make

eddie murphy is reported to be in talks for a massive stand up special on netflix. "tmz" with the reports about eddie murphy as we bring in our panel on the markets. carol roth, investment banker, creator of the future file legacy system. it was interesting we talked so much this week about what was the future going to hold for netflix. when you get into these conversations, inevitably someone says content is king. if "tmz" is right, content might be expensive. eddie murphy might get a 70 million-dollar deal. what do you make of the move if it happens? >> big thing word is talking about the pay day and talking about getting kevin hart, jerry seinfeld. they will want $70 million, at the will want $80 million. you are starting to feed into your own civil you drive your prices higher. hbo used to be $10 million a special. 70 million is a lot of money. i say netflix spends cash like congress. they call them debt flix. melissa: i like that. they spend a lot of money to the get the content. connell: we've both taken note of that comparison, analogy, deion. melissa and i w

we will be watching live as eddie gallagher, chief eddie gallagher walks out of that facility this evening. jonathan will be watching along with you. thank you very much for that late breaking report tonight. also breaking this evening the border crisis and situation at detainment facilities called out by one official as ticking time bomb. in a new dhs watchdog report, today move on.org organized close the camp protest in 180 places across the country. most of them were fairly small. >> family separation is for temperature. it is unamerican. and it is illegal. >> this is disgusting. >> what do we do? stand up, fight back. where immigrant rights are under attack. >> today brandon judd the head of the national border patrol council urging the vbp to release the video of their visit from alexandria ocasio-cortez. he wants everybody to be able to see what she saw when she was in there. the congresswoman said that she felt threatened by the officers there they claim the opposite. they say she was screaming at them and harassing them while she was there. i can't understate how disturbing it was

>> yeah. >> if i could go back i would try to hook up with eddie and seann and i feel like that's one of my regrets now. >> i'm ready. >> i'm still caught up that you had a crush on me, i can't pay attention to anything you're saying. >> what do you remember about that premiere? because there were a lot of famous folks. >> yeah. >> look at this, so beautiful. tara reid, oh, my god. >> ben affleck. >> how are you? >> sorry. what are you going to do? >> that's when it hit me like, wow, this is big. >> so many people at that premiere, not quite yet famous. charlize theron one of the people. you'll see more from the american pie premiere tomorrow. plus, crazier cast confessions. >>> did you ever go t coming up bags for love island. why cbs' new competition show is a reality tv game-changer. see this? it powers olia for hair color this stunning, and healthy-looking every time you color powered by 60% oils olia propels color deep into hair, and without ammonia. it's in the oils. olia. brilliant color. visibly healthier hair. by garnier naturally. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>>

thank you so much, george, chris, eddie. you all make me smarter every time i'm here. >> now a different kind of breaking news in washington, d.c. this time it's on the weather front. a flash flood emergency. look at these images. people standing on top of their cars as floodwaters are rising. bill karins can with me. >> i have seen pictures of waterfalls in train stations, numerous pictures of firefighters rescuing people off their cars. some people swam from their cars to get to higher ground in the area. we had this thunderstorm move over the region. we have had as much as three to four inches of rainfall in a half hour to 45 minutes. there's been a shutdown at the airports as you would expect. heavy rain is on the south side of the beltway and heading -- going to be slowly heading out of the region. the worst of the flash flooding is happening right now. the flash flood emergency. when it is life threatening, it is called a flash flood emergency. that is in effect for the washington, d.c. area until 11:15 this morning. >

and eddy, when you look at the aggregate demand in the economy. we're still seeing strength on the corporate side and we're also seeing a lot of money being pulled out of this markets. i'm wondering what's the combination of factors that are going to make everyone more confident in the demand side of the economy? >> that really is the big question. the retail sales number we got earlier this week was quite good, really, questioning why the fed has to move. always the big determine nate is the housing market. we've seen mortgage race -- rates come bay -- way down. i think that's poised for a good back half of the year and into 2020. spick sticking with the thesis that we're having pretty modest slowdown, we'll get our first look at g.d.p. next week and i think this will be a better year or the second half of 2020 and looking ahead -- 2019 and look ahead to 2002. there are a lot of factors -- 2020. there are a lot of factors but the fundamentals of the economy still look pretty decent. thank you so much. our thanks as well to bloomberg's sarah. that

nejra: ellis about the comments of eddie -- tell us about the comments of eddie chu as well. he is a pro-democracy lawmaker who came out and spoke to us earlier. he painted a pretty gloomy picture because according to him, we are looking at what could be a turning point in the protests and for hong kong. eddie: in the long run, hong kong has become a police city. the government is not trying to solve problems in political ways, but to arrest and imprison young people david: -- young people. david: there you have eddie chu speaking, painting a bleak picture of more repression in hong kong. at the feet depressing thought when you think about it. -- that is a pretty depressing thought. he is worried the government will use this as leverage to crack down on the protest and turn public opinion away from the protests which, as i recall, brought 2 million people into the streets just three weeks ago. it is not just the problem of the exhibition bill -- the extradition bill. there are larger concerns, concerns over the democracy that these protesters believe they were promised by chi

a jury found eddie gallagher not guilty of murder of an isis deta detainee. nick. >> there were seven charges he was facing and eddie gallagher was looking at possibly life behind bars. he will be home a free man by the fourth of july. not guilty. firing his weapon into crowds of civilians, not guilty, using his sniper rival to shoot an old man who was a noncombatant, not guilty. also he was charged with pressuring his fellow saeals no to turn him in. he w the thing he was found guilty of was posing with a corpse. all along the defense was said this was not a case about murder, immunitity. and it looks like the jury agreed. >> in terms of the evidence, the prosecutors were using against gallagher, it was essentially the testimony of other seals? >> yeah. it was that photo, they said that photo and eddie gallagher's own words, he texted that trophy photo as they call it with captions like got my hunting skills on, the prosecution said that was not to prosecute. but there were no forensic in this case whatsoever. the alleged crime scene was a battlefield all th

brian: what many circumstances of eddie burns being killed? mr. pegues: there was a murderer out there, a drug gang murdered a witness. one of the drug gangs that was pretty much friends with the supreme team. some guy in prison, this guy named happy mason, this guy ordered a hit on a police officer because he got locked up. this poor kid, eddie burns, was sitting in front of his house guarding a witness and three guys came up and murdered him. about the uproar, i went to his memorial every year. i met his brother, i met his mother, i met his father. i met his family, i did every year, i went there. but because i wanted to tell my life story of this transformation from selling drugs -- i did all this crazy stuff as a young kid, but i was never arrested and convicted of a crime so why should i not be able to tell my story? every month the nypd since a few hundred checks to prisons for pension checks for people in prison. they want to take my pension, but i never did anything. brian: you make $135,000 a year tax-free as your pension? mr. pegues: yes

>> yeah. >> if i could go back i would try to hook up with eddie and seann and i feel like that's one of my regrets now. >> i'm ready. >> i'm still caught up that you had a crush on me, i can't pay attention to anything you're saying. >> what do you remember about that premiere? because there were a lot of famous folks. >> yeah. >> look at this, so beautiful. tara reid, oh, my god. >> ben affleck. >> how are you? >> sorry. what are you going to do? >> that's when it hit me like, wow, this is big. >> so many people at that premiere, not quite yet famous. charlize theron one of the people. you'll see more from the american pie premiere tomorrow. plus, crazier cast confessions. >>> did you ever go to band camp? all right, coming up, pack your bags for love island. why cbs' new competition show is a reality tv game-changer. ajor right that's what they care about they care about their majors are making their money and also one more thing about the olympics. if we don't eliminate them just shorten know because almost every epolympic cycle. i find myself thinking flipping through the channel

eddie, extraordinary things we saw here overnight. what do you make of, first of all, the fact that the police allowed access to the protesters? we're not saying that the protesters were correct but it seems extraordinary that the police allowed them to get that far. >> let me correct you. legislature -- i'm a pro-democracy legislature. -- legislator. it was a deliberate move in order to let the storming happen. on the other hand the protesters were also uncontrollable. they were eager to find a way to lease the anger of the responsive government in the previous weeks of their demands and there were three young people took their lives due to this cause and we didn't see any responsibility being born by the government. o -- well, we understand the anger of the young people. >> certainly there's a palpable anger of the young people in hong kong. what do you think the tax tick -- tactic was of the government? if there was a rumor they allowed the attacks, what was the reason? >> attacks are always trying to transform a political issue to

transform their local beach they're taking part in a campaign called run unclean it's the brainchild of eddie and his n.g.o.s live love beirut the group spends part of the time jogging and the rest picking up litter the events store up to 200 people. many young people in particular are fed up of waiting for the lebanese government to take initiative. this is part of the outcome of the crisis that we heard a few years ago we see that people are more and more concerned whereas all the problems facing the environment in lebanon and we are very happy to see that all the people young people families use are all coming all together in order to remove all the trash. 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 2 largest garbage dumps are located right next to the water the team spirit is evident as young people from beirut's muslim and christian communities come together in a rare joint project there's a lot of pollution in lebanon so we could do anything just so we can. help the local authorities are absent when it comes t

breaking news on eddie gallagher, killing and isis prisoner, got the verdict. jesse smaller that's alleged hate crime hoax, we have footage from the scene. welcome to fox news at night. battle lines being drawn tonight in a clash between democratic lawmakers and border patrol officials and agents. david fund has the very latest. >> a lot going on, new images depicting what is going on in these border facilities, those are not coming from people inside but directly from the inspector general with the department of homeland security, that office calling for immediate action, using the words, quote, dangerous situation. these are the images showing border facilities in texas, the images showed dozens of young adults and children cramped together in detention rooms. one of the captions read standing room only from that report. thousands have taken to the streets to protest outside ice offices in major cities. in boston there were 18 arrests just today. yesterday delegation made of several members of congress toward a facility near el paso, texas, alexandria ocasio

and professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. we have a lot to talk about. quite a weekend, a lot to take in. the new week kicks off with several developing stories. iran continues to test president trump and the west by seizing a british oil tanker. what the white house is saying about that today. plus, bob mueller finally faces congress on wednesday. who is going to lash out the hardest? we'll preview that and look at the kinds of questions that may be asked. also the latest on the political turmoil gripping puerto rico. we'll have a live report. >>> and new polling shows kamala harris right in the thick of it in iowa. we caught up with the senator there. we'll bring you that report with dr. dave campbell just ahead. but we begin with president trump continuing to outright question the patriotism of four minority democratic congresswomen whom he told to go back to their countries, declaring them irredeemable. and out to destroy the united states. he tweeted, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. they should apologize to

professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst steve rattner. great to have you all with us. >> great to have everybody with us. mike, we have a lot to talk about, but my gosh, the home run derby last night, one for the ages. >> oh, yeah. i mean, first of all, you have pete alonso, rookie, new york mets, winning it. incredible. i mean, the number of home runs that were hit, over 300. and you had young vlad guerrero jr. and jack peterson from the dodgers going back and forth with two or three hitoffs they call them. 49 home runs, 50 home runs. just an amazing evening for major league baseball's home run derby. it really was. and $1 million to the winner. >> and alonso made more money last night than he'll make all year for the mets. >> yeah. >> yes, but the good news is there's a lot of money waiting for him over the course of his career. he's such a great player. george and i got to sit and watch a little of that last year. some years it comes and goes. vlad guerrero, he'

. >> police say the pedestrian was crossing at eddie and mason when he was hit and apparently dragged from there to fifth and market street two blocks away. >> news reporter wayne freedman is live at broadway and front street where police caught up with the big rig. >> good afternoon. this one was by all descriptions brutal. we're a bit of a distance from where the accident happened. it may be not so much a case of a hit and run as a hit and did not know. this truck pulled over on broadway is the aftermath of an early morning accident some people neither saw nor herd including perhaps the driver. >> it's too early for us to comment on the mechanics of the incident. >> by all descriptions it was bed trailerigith a 54-year-old man who appears homeless and using a walker at the corner of mason and eddie streets in san francisco. he got stuck beneath the trailer as it dragged him to fifth and market streets. the driver of the big rig kept going till police pulled him over at the corner of broadway and front nearly two hours front. he remained there speaking with investigators till noon. >