going to miss greatest night of television, eddie murphy will return to host snl 35 years later. >> eddie murphy. [ cheers and applause ] what we eddie's like stevie ♪ >> gumby. >> and buckwheat. ♪ >> eddie was just 19 years old when he joined snl which at the time was tanking in the ratings, he made it buzz-worthy again and became a super ♪ in his first "e.t." interview a 20-year-old said many of the characters were inspired by his childhood. i've been doing impn since i was a little guy before was imitating people on the television. >> i kept telling the producer i write own stuff. people say those writers gave murphy good stuff but didn't give me credit but i put my foot down this year. >> in 2014 instead of a bit he made a heart felt speech. >> i'm really happy so many people valued the stuff i did 35 years ago on this show. makes me really happy. >> today the 58-year-old is dad. he's also making "coming to america two" he and arsenhall aa african prince. >> takes us to queens at once. >> i can't wait. >> someone else we're happy to see in action. dog the reality star just ten w

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eddie murphy, taylor swift. your reaction to this apology? >> brooke, when i woke up and saw the headlines i was livid and fired up over this story. his apology sounds like a complete load of b.s. since when is racist in the category of pushing boundaries and taking risks? when i saw the podcast he was calling chinese food cheap, making fun of the chinese accent and even used a derogatory c. word to describe chinese people. this is beyond forgiving him. i just couldn't believe it. >> and it just, you know, the fact that, you know, that yang is joining as his writing to are celebrated but a dark cloud hanging oeshger this cast and this season because of this. >> absolutely. i'm hoping yang can make us proud not only is he the first actor to be on "snl" of east asian descent and a member of lgbtq, very, very talented and hoping he can make us proud. as far as i'm concerned, shane gillis is totally canceled on behalf of the 17 million asian-americans in the u.s. 5 billion asians around the world. we can't forgive him. >> hmm. xixi thank you for

think about if richard pryor or lenny bruce or even eddie murphy were coming up now. do you remember the you know what that they would say? a lot of racist stuff, a lot of homophobic stuff. they pushed the envelopes. lenny bruce got arrested for some of the things. >> you think "all in the family" would be on today? >> exactly. so the whole -- >> you think "the jeffersons" would be -- do you think they would let sherman hemzly do george jefferson the way he did it then? >> you think they would let george jefferson say n-word please on television now? or when chevy chase and richard pryor pushed the limits on snl by that whole n-word sketch that they did, that wouldn't be allowed on television right now. and something is wrong with that because those were learning moments, teachable moments. >> who are we? what happens when we're tested? how do we feel about it? how do we respond? what do we embrais? what do we reject? >> i think everyone is a little too sensitive, and i think going back in the past for every little thing someone did, nobody would have a job. nobody. b

think about eddie murphy. i don't know if any of you looked at or read his early comedy, but think about what that is rooted on. it is different. like comedians, black people for blacklack comedy people is a different experience than black people appearing in largely white structures as something to be laughed at. i want you guys to consider how that works. on television, you have "roseanne", "married with children," vcr's become a thing. mtv at one point in time, music television began with music. "video killed the radio star" in 1986. i was a high school student. you are all looking at me with vacant expressions like, for real? the very first song that ever played on mtv was "video killed the radio star." i can't tell you who did that song but i know that was the song. michael jackson's "thriller." think about michael jackson in the 1980's. this is how black people are represented in art. it becomes a thought that people are doing on purpose. people are really considering -- black artists, black playwrights,

think about eddie murphy. i don't know if any of you looked at or read his early comedy, think about -- think about what that is rooted on. it is a different experience than black people appearing in largely white structures. i want you guys to consider how that works. ,n television, you have roseann married with children, vcrs become a thing. time, musicoint in television began with music. ineo killed the radio star 1986. i was a high school student. very first song that ever played on mtv was a video killed the radio star. i can't tell you who did that song but i know that was the song. michael jackson's thriller. think about michael jackson in the 1980's. this is how black people are represented in art. peoplemes a thought that are doing on purpose. people are really considering -- lack artists, playwrights, i'm not saying they are embracing the black identity, they are becoming critical. they are analyzing it in a way that is a response to the films of the 1970's. rightsonse to the civil movement of the 19

think about if richard pryor or lenny bruce or even eddie murphy were coming up now. do you remember the you know what that they would say? >> you think "all in the familiar" would be on the air now. >> a lot of racist stuff, a lot of homophobic stuff. they pushed the envelopes. lenny bruce got arrested for some of the things. >> you think "all in the family" would be on today? >> exactly. so the whole -- >> you think "the jeffersons" would be on today. do you think they would let sherman hemsley do george jefferson the way he did it then? >> you think they would let george jefferson say "n-word please" on television now? or when chevy chase and richard pryor pushed the limits on "snl" by that whole n-word sketch that they did, that wouldn't be allowed on television right now. and something is wrong with that because those were learning moments, teachable moments. >> who are we? what happens when we're tested? how do we feel about it? how do we respond? what do we embrace? what do we reject? >> i think everyone is a little too sensitive, and i think going back in the

but here's the weird thing they bring these little kids up, they're like golden children like eddie murphy's "golden child" movie and the next monk in waiting -- this is a true story, they leave their house when they're 12 and they go live in this monastery with this guy. and they chant like 12 hours a a day. and the monk's telling you - he said, "it's an exalted position in our culture. i'm thinking, "yea it's weird for a kid. can you imagine at 12, getting tugged out of your home. all of a sudden you're living up here, chanting all day. and i see this little kid sitting across the aisle so as the guy's telling me, i've locked the grin on, because i don't want to be -- buzzkill the whole thing but i'm looking over a the kid thinking, "that is a weird life for a 12-year-old. and the kid looks at me. and he looks a little somber, jim. and then he looks up at me and he goes like this -- and he's got wax vampire teeth on [ laughter ] i'm not kidding. he gets up and runs down the hall [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he's still -- >> yeah, i'm thinking, that's great. he's still a kid >> jimmy: he's sti

think about eddie murphy. i don't know if any of you looked at or read his early comedy, but think about what that is rooted on. it is different. black comedians, black people creating black comedy for black people is a different experience than black people appearing in largely white structures as something to be laughed at. i want you guys to consider how that works. on television, you have "roseanne", "married with children," vcr's become a thing. mtv at one point in time, music television began with music. "video killed the radio star" in 1986 or somewhere around there, i was a high school student. you are all looking at me with vacant expressions like, for real? the very first song that ever played on mtv was "video killed the radio star." i can't tell you who did that song but i know that was the song. michael jackson's "thriller." think about michael jackson in the 1980's. this is how black people are represented in art. it becomes a thought that people are doing on purpose. people are really considerin

we love you and miss you forever, thanks for always watching over us. >> robert eddie murphy junior. >> john joseph murray. >> john joseph murray. >> susan d marry. >> valerie victoria murray. >> richard todd myhre. >> lewis nacke. >> robert nagle. >> mildred naiman. takuya nakamura. >> alexander napier. >> frank naples. >> john philip napolitano. >> katherine gardella. >> mario nardone junior. >>manika narula. shawn nassaney >> karen novato. >> joseph navas. >> francis joseph nzacario. >> glenn roy nablus. >> jerome ned. >> lawrence and the dell. >> luke nee. >> pete negron. >> and nelson. >> david william nelson. >> ginger nelson. >> james nelson. >> michelle nelson. >> peter allen nelson. >> oscar francis nesbitt. >> renÉ newell. >> christopher newton. >> christopher newton carter. >> nancy ngo. >> my father john christopher henwood. it has been 18 years since you were taken away from us and yesterday would have been your 27th wedding anniversary but i'm thankful for the loving mother and sister that i have. i'm lucky to have people like pam and david in my life. i look up to you

thank you for watching over us. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray. >> john joseph murray. >> susan d. murray. >> valerie victoria murray. >> richard todd myhre. >> louis j.nace ii. >> robert b. nagel. >> mildred rose naiman. >> takuya nakamura. >> alexander john robert napier. >> frank joseph naples iii. >> john phillip napolitano. >> catherine ann nardella. >> mario nardone jr. >> manika narula. >> shawn nassaney. >> narendar nath. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph navas. >> francis nazario. >> glenroy neblett. >> raymond marcus th nee. pete negron. laurie neira. ann michelle n. nelson. caesar alan nelson. christopher newton. christopher newton carter. nancy. and my father john christopher carey at its been 18 years since you were taken away from us and yesterday would have been the 27th wedding anniversary but i'm thankful everynwee day for the e of my mother and sister. i look up to you every day and hope you are proud of me we love you and miss you dearly. my cousin, judy. we miss you but we will always love you and he will always be in our heart. khang ngoc nguyen. k

and then came the man that saved the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him, so you tuned in. and there was this kind of explosion of talent in front of your eyes. ♪ >> it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i am gumby, dammit! you don't talk to me that way! >> after a while, the show regained its status and its clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters. looks great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy with my work, tell me now! >> you're through, you hear me, through! you'll never work in this town again! >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand! >> we were a little worried because we had a new cast, but everyone loves us. >> you guys have been so nice to us during our stay. >> isn't that special. >> i am hans. >> and i am franz. >> and we just want to pump -- you up. >> a lot of things they could do on "saturday night live" they couldn't do on a sitcom. the humor was more daring and more satirical, and it was political. >> you still have 50 seconds left, mr. president. >> let me just sum up, on tra

thank you for watching over us. >> robert eddie murphy jr. >> john joseph murray. >> john joseph murray. >> susan d. murray. >> valerie victoria murray. >> richard todd myhre. >> louis j.nace ii. >> robert b. nagel. >> mildred rose naiman. >> takuya nakamura. >> alexander john robert napier. >> frank joseph naples iii. >> john phillip napolitano. >> catherine ann nardella. >> mario nardone jr. >> manika narula. >> shawn nassaney. >> narendar nath. >> karen susan navarro. >> joseph navas. >> francis nazario. >> glenroy neblett. >> raymond marcus neblett. jerome nedd. >> lawrence nedell. >> luke nee. pete negron. laurie neira. ann nelson. david william nelson. ginger nelson. michelle nelson. peter allen nelson. oscar francis nesbitt. gerrard terrence nevins. renee newell. christopher c. newton. christopher newton-carter. nancy ngo. >> and my father, john krifr henwood. it's been sl years since you were taken away from us and yesterday would have been your 27th wedding anniversary. but i'm thankful every day for the loving mother and sister that i have. and i'm lucky to have people like du

. >>> [music] i can't hear it anymore, but it is eddie murphy. he sang the song. i guess jim marigold from oakland, i'm sorry joe. joe marigold from oakland says he plays this song and he has no regrets. but he plays it his family is not around. cool. >> if you have an idea for next friday sain, you can send us a message on facebook or instagram page >>> one-woman will be going to jail and her role in the college admission cheating scandal. she is set to appear in boston federal court this morning. there asking the judge to sentence her to probation with a fine. she pled guilty in may, admitting she paid $15,000 to raise her oldest daughter's sat scores. >>> a plan to merge several elementary schools in oakland is not sitting well with parents, students, or teachers. kaiser elementary in north oakland hills and simcoe opus will merge, and to middle schools, frick impact academy, the school of -- school of language will merge. it is expected today that more than $3 million, they will be able to redirect the funds to other schools were improvements. the changes are

. >>> next up, eddie murphy, it is looking like we'll see more of the legendary comedian a bunch of projects in the works. recent return to the spotlight started with his appearance on jerry seinfeld's "comedians in cars getting coffee. then came the news he would be returning to "snl" to host now on a podcast, he announced he'll be doing something a lot of fans have wanted for a long time >> haven't been back to "snl" in over 30 years. i think i might go host "saturday night live" this year. i'll host this year. next year, i'm going to tour, do some stand-up. >> wow >> i have to say -- >> and then back to the couch. >> back to the couch. >> after that run. >> very laid back announcement candles in the room on the podcast? >> a little barry white. >> cool. >> murphy saying casually he'll be embarking on a stand-up tour. i mean, 1983 >> yes >> you're not going to play a clip. >> the only one i can. >> poltergeist last month? i have a question, why don't white people leave the house when there is a ghost in the house? i would have said, baby, this is beautiful. chandelier hanging up here, kids

. >>> finally, a living legend, eddie murphy, just revealed he plans to return to stand-up next year. now, he didn't give any details. [ applause ] but he joked that he was ready to get off the couch which i'm sure he's been off the couch in the last few years. in addition to working on the sequel to "coming to america", it seems like he's been working on some new material. the last time he took his talents on the road was back in the '80s. his two stand-up specials, "delirious" and "raw" were special but he has several other big projects in the works. before that he wouldn't go back to stand-up again until the timing was just right. when asked if he's nervous about making a return to the stage, he compared to it jumping into a cold pool. he just knows the water is cold. >> always a comedian. >> but i cannot wait for the "coming to america." >> yeah. >> oh, it's going to be amazing. >> one of my favorites. [ applause ] >> i like to reenact scenes. what is your favorite color. whatever your favorite color is. >> a classic. a classic. >> i know i love it. >> thank you so much, sara. >>>