. >> billy was over there and another gentleman. but i don't know his name. >> billy? remember how lorenzen expected sherra might be sleeping with her lawn man? was this the same guy? maybe. if so, this wasn't the only connection between sherra and billy. >> so, who did sherra ask to kill lorenzen? >> she asked billy. >> billy had a rap sheet, but in recent years, seemed to have gone straight. when he wasn't busy running his landscaping business, he was fulfilling his duties at the very same church where sherra preached. >> he was a deacon of this church. she was a pastor. how deeply they know each other? there's a lot of speculation. it appears they were intimate. >> billy and sherra, according to jimmy, met with them again, inside her house. this time, got down to specifics. >> and she asked me, could i be the shooter? and that, and i was like, no, i can't do nothing like that. >> at what point in here where you offered anything to do it? >> she said she could help me with my court case. if this happens, i get it insurance, money i got the nba money and i'll take car

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milan coach billy sims is referring to is the - billy sims is referring to is the milan winter olympics— milan winter olympics. i feel like at that stage i will _ milan winter olympics. i feel like at that stage i will be _ milan winter olympics. i feel like at that stage i will be 25 - milan winter olympics. i feel like at that stage i will be 25 and - at that stage i will be 25 and that's— at that stage i will be 25 and that's the point of my skating career— that's the point of my skating career i — that's the point of my skating career i will hopefully be there, and hopefully the experience i get, and hopefully the experience i get, a reat— and hopefully the experience i get, a real shot — and hopefully the experience i get, a real shot at meddling is the real aim~ _ a real shot at meddling is the real aim~ up— a real shot at meddling is the real aim. , ., a real shot at meddling is the real aim. , . . ., , a real shot at meddling is the real aim. , ., _, , ., a real shot at meddling is the real aim. , ., , ., .., , aim. up next a couple of world cup meetinas aim. up next a couple of

we should say billy gladstone _ result. we should say billy gladstone was _ result.e was the first native american to win a golden globe? yeah, she was. she is terrific in that film, killers of the flower moon. i think it is a real star making turn and i hope she gets huge numbers of opportunities on the back of it. i think that will be a frontrunner for the oscars as well. she is in with a really good shot. but it lows always give themselves two chances to predict the oscars correctly by having this divide between drama and musical comedy. they still don�*t always get it right. most of the categories are still open going into oscars season. we should talk about tv as well. success on in there. you happy about that? , �* , ., success on in there. you happy about that? y ., .,., that? very. it's a fantastic show and it's great — that? very. it's a fantastic show and it's great to _ that? very. it's a fantastic show and it's great to see _ that? very. it's a fantastic show and it's great to see that - that? very. it's a fantastic show and it's great to see that cast i

billy: you have watched markets.ure, the last quarter looked great but what matters are the quarters ahead, especially in your like 2024 where it still feels like they're trying to figure out and grow the bottom line. katie: tell me about intuitive. billy: intuitive surgical, a robot maker. da vinci 5 will be the next big product. they help hospitals do pretty much any type of surgery that you can imagine. that will be driving growth and paying 25 and 2026. and procedures and replacement seven expectations. a big focus on the year ahead. the stock did touch an record high today. katie: coming up, as investors prepare for tesla's earnings calls, elon musk preparing some fun. more on tesla bingo, coming up. this is bloomberg. let's listen to what was told to tom mackenzie. >> we are working to that backlog while taking orders. you are dealing with an industry that is growing. we will double digit growth. we will ship out the backlog but keep looking orders. you will see the pattern for 2025. it will be a very significa

i'm the one that's you okay janice used to call me billy years. then she just call me billy. i was like, okay, i'm billy now. yeah, but it works. but we are. we might going to talk about you get a break on these on these systems and you can manage a bunch of water. and that's where we are. we're gonna have a bunch of water and it looks like we got a break at the tail end. >> well, the sun really dried us out last. uh day or so, and so that was nice, too. yeah thanks, billy. okay. appreciate it. thanks, billy. >> a neighborhood group that has been fighting the construction of a harbor along san francisco's marina green scored a big victory today. the san francisco board of supervisors land use and transportation committee approved an ordinance that would block the plan. critics say a harbor would block views of the golden gate bridge. alcatraz the marin headlands, the ordinance is set to go before the full board of supervisors. >> president joe biden is reportedly trying to get an endorsement from taylor swift before the november election. tmz reporting that the biden team has

billy ray's more than 26 mill and defrauded over a hundred investigators in the process and billy wasicted and sentenced to six years in prison but after serving four years and having time to think about what he's done billy's a free man and hatched a new idea. fyre festival two. >> in my first year i partnered with one of the biggest and best tv companies in a world to produce a documentary called after the fire. i also worked one of the biggest production companies to sign a deal to start fyre festival the broadway musical and finally today we are announcing fyre festival two. guys this is your chance to get in, this is everything i've been working towards let's go. >> jesse: fyre festival founder billy mcfarland joins me now. billy what's wrong with you. >> jesse good to be here so hard to watch myself in a tik tok video but can you believe that sold tickets out from a sunday morning video. >> jesse: what are you doing here again with the fyre festival. >> nothing's going to take away from the bad decisions i made five years ago and that is not okay. but i am here to pay people bac

this morning it's finneas, the brother of superstar billie eilish.it "what was i made for." it's the "barbie" song and earned them a gleb over the weekend. at just 26 years old, finneas is already an eight-time grammy winner. he invited anthony mason into the studio for a little chat. >> you're sitting these days where billie sits. you sit here copiloting the microphone. it's like a boom mike. she'll swing it around. >> reporter: finneas o'connell works out of a small studio in the basement of his los angeles home. ♪ because i ♪ okay. i think i'm good. >> and this just being used as a mini keyboard right now. >> reporter: it's where he collaborates with his younger sister, billie eilish. >> quieter, but yes. ♪ because i ♪ yeah, yeah. >> i'm fairly certain that is how we wrote "barbie." i was sitting a the piano and she was sitting here with the mic. >> reporter: right here, the "barbie" song "what was i made for" was born. ♪ i don't know how to feel ♪ >> reporter: where did that melody come from? >> the chords were at my fingertips like playing a cho

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be big, okay >> reporter: billy wagner coaches baseball. >> don't reach. >> reporter: for the miller school mavericks in charlottesville, virginia. >> okay. it's probably the greatest thing i've ever done in my life. >> reporter: others might disagree. >> pitcher billy wagner. >> reporter: wagner was an all-star relief pitcher in the major leagues for 16 years >> here's the one-two. struck him out >> reporter: his 100-mile-per-hour fastball made opposing batters wince. >> there it is >> i don't think any of us would have imagined that at 5'5", 135 pounds, i would have been rolling out of southwest virginia to be a major league pitcher, so, you know, every moment was special. >> reporter: this day wagner is waiting for a phone call to learn if he has been elected to the baseball hall of fame. he finds out he was just five votes shy. >> yeah, it's disappointing, but it's just how it goes. >> reporter: not easy. fans often feel the voters for the hall, the baseball writers association, can be fickle >> a one-two pitch. >> reporter: wagner's numbers are some o

>> reporter: billy wagner coaches baseball. >> don't reach.reporter: for the miller school mavericks in charlottesville, virginia. >> okay. it's probably the greatest thing i've ever done in my life. >> reporter: others might disagree. >> pitcher billy wagner. >> reporter: wagner was an all-star relief pitcher in the major leagues for 16 years. >> here's the one-two. struck him out. >> reporter: his 100-mile-per-hour fastball made opposing batters wince. >> there it is. >> i don't think any of us would have imagined that at 5'5", 135 pounds, i would have been rolling out of southwest virginia to be a major league pitcher, so, you know, every moment was special. >> reporter: this day wagner is waiting for a phone call to learn if he has been elected to the baseball hall of fame. he finds out he was just five votes shy. >> yeah, it's disappointing, but it's just how it goes. >> reporter: not easy. fans often feel the voters for the haul, the baseball writers association, can be fickle. >> a one-two pitch. >> reporter: wagner's numbers are some o

billy raised more thanmo 26 millionre tha, defrauded ovep 100 investors in the process, and billy wasrrested and shorn after, convicted and sentenced to six years in prison. d sentenbut after serving four h years and having some time time about he's done.d billy is a free man and hatched a new idea. >> fyre festival two in firste g year, i partnered with one of the biggest and best tv companies in the world toafter produce a documentary called after the fire. i've also workedthfire. one of the biggest production companies to sign a deal to produce fyre festival. a to stthe broadway musical. l and finally today, weto are announcing fyre festivalda.t two guys, this is your chance to get in. this is everything we've been >>rking toward, this ie beens. >> let's go. fyre festival founder billy mcfarland joinl founs me now. what's wrong with you, jesse? good to be here. it is so hard to watch myself in a tiktok video, but can you believe that literally sold tickets out from like, okay, but seriously,a sunday what aren you doing here again with the fyre festival? >> so nothinthg is going to

it really does mean so much to me, darcey, billy and all of derek's family. comfort and i am so lucky to feel connected to you all through these messages at this time, when the raw pain of grief can be so isolating. and that is the wonderful thing, isn't it, about our good morning britain family? that all of us on the team and all of you watching from home are connected. supporting each other through the challenges of life, knowing that we can also laugh at the fun and joys together that we share, too. with more on this let's speak to our reporter rachel mcadam who's in the newsroom. remind us a bit about the background to this and why kate and derek's story resonated with people. 0f of course, kate garraway is a very well—known tv presenter. she has fronted breakfast shows on itv for over two decades and she has also been involved in good morning britain since its launch in 2014 so when her husband, derek draper, contracted covid very early on in the pandemic, he contracted it in april 2020 and he suffered with it pretty badly. he was put into a coma and ove

billy connolly. oh-h-h-h!ack on the show, you know, many, many times that fixed billy connolly in the hearts and the minds of people everywhere. you see this guy was going out| to meet his friend in the pub... the whole of britain became aware of this extraordinary scots genius. he said, "did you hear about the one... - "a guy done his wife in and that?" and i said, "no." and sure enough, there's a big mound of earth. - there was a bum sticking out of it. he says, "is that her?" he says, "aye." he says, "why'd you leave her bum sticking out for?" - he says, "i need somewhere to park my bike." _ you develop a kind of connection with michael parkinson. when he's killing himself with laughter, you are thrilled for him. i loved his show and i actually appeared on it a couple - of occasions, as well. it's quite the experience. i mean, you made this, in a sense, this kind of seamless transition, it seems, from being a footballer into the media. hmm. well, it seems to be that way. were there problems i mean...? i thi

billy connolly. oh-h-h-h!nd going back on the show, you know, many, many times that fixed billy connolly in the hearts and the minds of people everywhere. you see this guy was going to meet his friend in the pub... _ the whole of britain became aware of this extraordinary scots genius. he said, "did you hear about the one... - "a guy done his wife in and that?" and i said, "no." and sure enough, there's a big mound of earth. - there was a bum sticking out of it. he says, "is that her?" he says, "aye." he says, "why'd you leave her bum sticking out for?" - he says, "i need somewhere to park my bike." _ stephen fry: you develop a kind of connection - with michael parkinson. when he's killing himself with laughter, you are thrilled for him. i loved his show and i actually appeared on it a couple of occasions as well. it's quite the experience. i mean, you made this, in a sense, this kind of seamless transition, it seems, from being in the football into the media. well, it seems to be that way. were there problems

billy connolly. oh-h-h-h! and going back on the show, you know, many, many times that fixed billy connolly in the hearts and the minds of people everywhere. you see this guy was going to meet his friend in the pub... _ the whole of britain became aware of this extraordinary scots genius. he said, "did you hear about the one... - "a guy done his wife and that?" and i said, "no." and sure enough, there's a big mound of earth. - there was a bum sticking out of it. he says, "is that her?" he says, "aye." he says, "why'd you leave her bum sticking out for?" - he says, "i need somewhere to park my bike." _ stephen fry: you develop a kind of connection - with michael parkinson. when he's killing himself with laughter, you are thrilled for him. i loved his show and i actually appeared on it a couple of occasions as well. it's quite the experience. i mean, you made this, in a sense, this kind of seamless transition, it seems, from being in the football into the media. well, it seems to be that way. were there problems

billy connolly. oh-h-h-h!he show, you know. _ many, many times that fixed billy connolly in the hearts and the minds of people everywhere. you see this guy was going out| to meet his friend in the pub... the whole of britain became aware of this extraordinary scots genius. he said. — "did you hear about the one... "a guy done his wife in and that?" and i said. "nof' _ and sure enough, _ there's a big mound of earth. there was a bumj sticking out of it. he says, "is that her?" he says, "aye." he says, "why'd you leave her bum sticking out for?" - he says, — "i need somewhere to park my bike." stephen fry: you develop a kind of connection - with michael parkinson. when he's killing himself with laughter, you are thrilled for him. i loved his show and i actually appeared on it a couple of occasions, as well. it's quite the experience. i mean, you made this, in a sense, this kind of seamless transition, it seems, from being a footballer into the media. hmm. well, it seems to be that way. were there problems i mean

i have got billy long here.ids from sioux city to waterloo and davenport to des moines to write here in indianola, we stand on the shoulders of generations of iowa patriots who came from wilderness, brave the elements, work the fields, built factories and poured out their sweat, blood, tears to make this country the greatest nation in the history of the world. that is what happened. now. we are a nation in decline. we are a failing nation. we are a nation that has lost its confidence, its willpower and its strength. we are a nation that has lost its way. we are not going to allow this horror to continue. three years ago, we were a great nation. we will soon be a great nation again. it was hard-working patriots like you who built this country. it is hard-working patriots like you who are going to save our country. we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. 2024 is our final battle. with you at my side, we will devour the deep state, we will expel the warmongers. get them out of our government.

. >>> and we have news on billy joel. what he's revealed, the first time in 17 years. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with this new system moving across multiple states. the potential for freezing rain and dangerous driving. as the death toll from these winter storms and brutal cold continues to grow, at least 75 dead now. tonight here, we're tracking this new system from texas, all the way up to michigan, to new york and the northeast. multiple states on alert at this hour for freezing rain, sleet, and snow. the same system bringing winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour, blasting snow across south dakota. tonight, the images, the daring rescue on lake erie. the coast guard and local authorities pulling more than a dozen people trapped on the ice to safety. the ice and cold treacherous for millions, including first responders. look at this. a fire t

wilder's apartment, billy wilder, i think this is a great film with a wonderful discovery, like shirley a very subtle, deep film, this even back then, american cinema was saturated with europe, pilwalder is generally european, classic, classic for us, are you okay? your perception of such films is colored by the fact that you, in fact, personally knew their creators, no, you are absolutely so , one thing, personality is one thing, cinema is another thing, i talked with billy wallner and huston and fellini and antonioni and from kurasawa, they were all some kind of, well, unattainable giants for me, like you are for us now, but i don’t know, it’s unlikely. i'm nothing i think that i discovered something, those people discovered whole worlds, then it was a time of discoveries, you know, like magilan, well now there can be no magilan, now there is already hawking, you know, there, suppose, or hicks or some discoveries in the field of quantum or something like that, but then cinema opened up new worlds, you know, this... was in the heyday of real deep world cinema, kurasawa in this sense wa

but yes, billy hogan, the season.cejurgen klopp. it is a very, very important task to follow the man who has been so successful, not only with the trophies, to imagine, but also having that connection with the club and its fans. so they have to think, not only how we are going to then take this footballing development, becausejurgen klopp talking a lot about the reason he is doing this now because the profile of the team really suits players coming in, they have a foundation to build. so there's that part of it too, but there's that part of it too, but there is a void they have to fill in terms of his personality. he admits, jurgen klopp and that he is a dominant force of the club so it's incredibly difficult to find that person, and if you mention it to jurgen klopp, he said it wasn't like that at the beginning for him, too, so they will have to find somebody who fills that gap. not only footballing ways but also in terms of the size of the man and the influence he had on this club. just beyond the team, every facet

i have got billy long here.to cedar rapids from sioux city to waterloo and davenport to des moines to write here in indianola, we stand on the shoulders of generations of iowa patriots who came from wilderness, brave the elements, work the fields, built factories and poured out their sweat, blood, tears to make this country the greatest nation in the history of the world. that is what happened. now. we are a nation in decline. we are a failing nation. we are a nation that has lost its confidence, its willpower and its strength. we are a nation that has lost its way. we are not going to allow this horror to continue. three years ago, we were a great nation. we will soon be a great nation again. it was hard-working patriots like you who built this country. it is hard-working patriots like you who are going to save our country. we will fight for america like no one has ever fought before. 2024 is our final battle. with you at my side, we will devour the deep state, we will expel the warmongers. get them out of our

and billie eilish picked up the best original song. succession!ners were beef, the bear, and succession. lily gladstone! there was an emotional speech by lily gladstone, winning for her role in killers of the flower moon — the first native american actress to win a golden globe. this is an historic win. it doesn't belong to just me. i'm holding it right now, i'm holding it with all of my beautiful sisters in the film at this table over here and my mother, tantoo cardinal. standing on all of your shoulders. this is the first major awards since months of actors�* and writers�* strikes saw productions halted and red—carpet events cancelled. so for many here, they're glad to get back to the business of promoting their films — not to mention enjoying a party. it's a who's who of hollywood. the golden globes lived up to its reputation as a rather boozy affair — before stars even got in, there was a bar on the red carpet. with the rather more formal 0scars approaching in two months�* time, critics will be looking to see if 0ppenheimer will be toasting th

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and so lady diary, other evidence will get into a billy graham's diary was the first book to use billy graham's diary. he acted as a messenger between johnson and nixon. so it was a process boost researcher to have looked at billy graham's diary. i mean, that is your holy grail of of of of the research. what did billy graham write in his diary? well, i mean, as i say, i was going down the rabbit hole. and i wish i could say i was so brilliant to have expected that i would find this material. but graham happened to die at age 99 in february of 2018, right in middle of the research and, you know, i wasn't expecting that i to step back a minute. i had had a meeting december of 2017 with former vice president walter mondale in minneapolis and was beginning to make trips to minneapolis. humphrey's papers are at the minnesota society. a lot of the humphrey faithful, you know, are all still there in, minnesota. and so this was a trip i was going to see humphrey's son, hubert the third i was going to see dean in irvine. frazer, who met originally there legends in their own right and minnesota

they were attacked by alabama state troopers with billie clubs. a short time later, he led another march across the same bridge but it was more peaceful. in san francisco, there are no police with billie clubs and the chief of police is black and the district attorney is black. the mayor led the march today and he said it is extremely significant, that he was able to leave the march today. >> a really strong showing. so many people turned out for the march. it comes after the decades long tradition of the freedom ride. tell us about that and why do people hop on the train today? >> it was really interesting to talk with people that have been doing this for a few years. a woman said she had not done it in 30 years and she wanted to do it again to remember what it was like when she was 15. someone else we talked with said that her granddaughter rode with her today. she says there have been five generations of her family that have ridden the train from san jose to san francisco. there are a lot of things that are symbolic in these events. lynn greta

now >> now deputy day billy west began to flip the idea of a love triangle motive on its head.n was talking, it seemed that the person to have reason to kill dave it was not jeffrey. but joan. >> from jeffrey's point of view, he describes how she was in love with him. that she was not in love with her husband. that she did not want to be with her husband, that she financially could not afford to leave her husband. >> wilson said he kept telling her that he was only in it for the sex. he did not want to run off with her. but, if a secret sex was all he wanted, joan, e said, kept pushing for more. >> this situation actually continued to escalate. i think it was around july 10th, again that was five days before the murder, jeffrey describes how he talks to joan and john says, i cannot take this anymore. i want to be with you. can't we just runoff together? >> david shannon knew of course that john was saying jeffrey wilson, after, all he invited to jeffrey join them in the first place. but, maybe he was not so happy about the cozy friendship that john seemed to be developing. that

does that happen very often, billy?ppen very often, but good morning and, thanks, joe. typically, so going to hawaii you are on what is called the extended twin engine, extended over water operations, and that's etops, all right, and there are planes that go over water to hawaii or asia, and there are checks in place, and we are four days into the investigation now so we will continue -- the faa, and the ntsb, alaska will continue to work through this and we will ultimately get to the bottom line of the proximate cause of what happened. for all intents and purposes, it sounds like something with the door itself, but that's what we will see when we get to the analysis phase. we are still in the fact finding phase, and there's the hunger for immediate answers, but this is one where we let that process work itself out. >> it's a great plane. i have no doubts, billy, but the things are sort of adding up, and then again, flying is incredibly safe at this point and these are state of the art, and bow something a great manufac

today there are no police with billie clubs. today the black police chief marches along with the black strict attorney and the black mayor. >> it is pretty incredible in san francisco where the population is less than 5% and we are leading the city. it is pretty remarkable. it is an honor and privilege to be here. >>> following the march, celebrations continued at -- gardens. according to the trinity to center, this lands on his actual birthday. dr. king would have been 95 today. in san francisco, i am sergio quintana , nbc bay area news. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in a iowa. it is projected that trump has won the iowa caucuses. this is a wapello county just outside of des moines. trump easily won the republican caucuses. nikki haley and ron desantis are now competing for second place. it is now just past 8:00 and it last check, mr. trump has 54% of the vote. we will continue coverage throughout the evening. we will have more from larry on the 7:00 news. >>> up next, a warning about slowdowns on a major freeway. >>

i would be shocked if billy joe armstrong was like, i love donald trump so much, i think i have a man>> harris: that was really good, you need to call them. >> patrick: that was mtv days bringing it back up. i used to rock out to green day. rough, though. rock and roll is about voicing d dissent. >> it was music that coalesced during antivietnam movement. >> patrick: totally, that song pumps me up when i hear it. this is america, believe the constitution, believe in the first amendment and freedom of speech. >> harris: why not protest the guy in the white house right now? everybody feeling the economy? i don't know, green day, they came around about the time i was getting out of college. i like the bravado, why not go against what is not working. >> billy joe was a libertarian, he is probably left leaning. they are a tax bracket and not loving biden, either. >> dagen: my man proves they are not punk, never were, lack b backstreet boys more punk than green day. maga rally more diverse crowd than green day concert. green day concert whiter than white, might chew on the microphone a bit.

what did billy graham right? >> i was going down the rabbit hole and i wish i could say i was brilliant to find this material. he happened to die in february at 99. to step back a minute, i had a meeting in december of 2017 with walter mondale, and i was beginning to make trips to minneapolis. humphreys papers were admitted to the historical society. a lot of the faithful are there in minnesota. i was going to see his son. i was going to see dina frazier , they met during humphreys senate campaign. and with walter mondale who seems like the biggest name of the group. i asked him about a period of his career that was not during his presidency. sometimes when you talk about it. other than what they are known for, they do not have much to say. in 1968 he was senator mondale. he was cochair of humphreys campaign in 1960. that's often a ceremonial role. the part that surprised me because he did not write about this in his memoirs, he said that humphrey and he became close. he helped negotiate the duties from carter. h

billy: they are throwing boeing under the bus, but rightfully so. katie: let's talk about international business machines, ibm. billy: analysts playing up that this is an underappreciated ai play. a 12% jump, the biggest jump since october 2002. i don't know what you were doing in 2002. i was not trading ibm or paying attention to the stock. analysts talking of expectations in 2024. free cash flow. it does seem the company is finding its groove. not at the highs it saw a little over a decade ago. when you look at it on a 12 to 18 month basis, really turning the quarter. katie: i was putting my money in index funds as every eight-year-old should. this talk about sherwin-williams. bailey: earnings forecasts falling slightly below in terms of the midpoint. we did see shares recoup those losses, trading about flat. strength in commercial and residential. apartment buildings, new homes, there has been a boon for new home projects. me repainting my new house is not really going out and buying a ton of paint. the expectations may be a bit softer than peopl

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the star studded lineup includes billy irish, olivia rodrigo, travis scott, luke combs and billy joel. mitchell is a nominee this year in the best focal bum category for her 2023 live album joni mitchell at newport. >>> one local artist has a lot to celebrate. r and b singer victoria monet received seven nominations. ♪ >> monet was born in atlanta but raised in sacramento. the 34-year-old's daughter is also featured in her music video for her hit song "i'm my mama." 2-year-old hazel is nominated alongside her mom for best traditional r and b performance. the nomination makes hazel the youngest grammy nominee ever. "cbs mornings" gayle king sat down with monet and talked about her journey as a songwriter and working with her daughter. >> i like the description of you that you have said you've been working for 14 years, yet this still feels like the beginning. >> yes. it is the beginning. it's like -- and i'm not saying that to discredit all of the previous work and blood, sweat, tears, people i've encountered and people who have suspected me through that chapter, but i think this is th

this is a memorable final for us in the tournament, which now bears the name billie jean king. lost to the titled americans, but in what fight? the president. then i was close to the team, because i myself am a big tennis fan and have always followed the successes and big victories of our athletes. 13 years before this women's final, belarusian tennis players created a worldwide sensation by reaching the davis cup semi-finals even at the cost of their health, a tournament that every team on the planet wants to win. and this is an example of the fact that if there is a result, there will be support. by the way, there are many examples from other sports. battun on tsertor vitebsk. modernization of raubichi is ongoing. in tennis, there are brand new indoor courts on judro street, which were before reconstruction looked like this, now they have their own infrastructure and clay surface both at roland garoc and hard, like at the australian open. well, in order to show the large geography of tennis courts in minsk, thanks to the magic of television, we will go from here from zhedro s

billy, i'll be back in the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. i hope to see you there. the can you see is what old car tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on really indeed the snow on youtube waiting for the meeting to site for ridiculous. i'm needing to find the stigma as meeting to brightens. i literally have to hire myself every. i don't want to hold her back in. being a draft for me is about having not happiness. i never felt that before the it's right. otherwise than don't do, it should be the the my name is fish usually stop and i am born and brought a menu dining. the my 2nd year seniors, they took me to my 1st rack show of this was like wanting new name. but i was like, is this feeling like the song from there? i knew that i have to do some that sometime having to be getting the i used to come home after 12 hours of shift. so i just made and i was like, this is what i want. and it's not the, i'm still on a journey to realize a lot of things to have a lot of development. so i just, you know, one of the best my stuff, you

forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. now we had a new look. and there were about 4000 of us left to. some of us used to be wacs in the army air forces, and a lot us joined up after the air force, a separate service. and. in october 1947, admiral test center in california history was made by this aircraft, the exact one and its pilot captain, charles yeager. this airplane and this pilot are about to be the first ever to fly faster than the speed of sound in level flight. of a b-29 will take the ax at 1:00 and launch her an altitude of about 35,000 feet. the x-1 is not a mi

look at you and billy getting married here so, this is -- [ audience aws ] what was that?our plan to always get married at the courthouse? >> no, no, not really. it just happened that way. we -- we knew we wanted to do it it was something we were very keen on doing, and quickly and -- >> jimmy: like, it was like a whim like, just one afternoon you're like, "hey, let's get married? >> sort of no, we knew -- >> jimmy: you guys are so cool [ light laughter ] i could never do that. >> it's a very efficient way to do it. you gotta take down all the -- >> jimmy: i know but i would overthink it and be like, now? and then what time how's the weather? >> yes just make an appointment [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's it? >> that's it [ laughter ] you can just go online >> jimmy: what was it like i mean, going -- i mean, i've been to the courthouse for jury duty but -- [ light laughter ] >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i was at your wedding. >> it was really lovely. it was a classic new york day. you run into all kinds of people some are dressed to the nines. some are just walking in quickl

. >> there was a deep divide in the family, said billy.ieved chris was innocent but he and he said others including cristi's uncle steve mundy urged on the prosecutor >> half the family was convinced he was innocent and half was convinced he wasn't. that's hard to do when you have a big family and you all have to be together once in a while. >> when it involves a member as loved as cristi was. >> exactly. >> does that explain why this kind of group of people in the family decided to just let justice take its course? >> we talked about it quite a bit. >> i think so. >> you've got to know when to show up sometimes and when not to show up, just to keep what's left together of the family as together as you can have it. >> thank you so much for coming. >> when it was over, hall convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life, some of cristi's relatives met with prosecutor strunsky and thanked him. >> thank you for putting him away because he is a murderer. >> and the hall daughters, having lost their beloved mother, fought to save a father they ado

billy: that's an amazing offer. billy: but do you still need help with the clicker? grandma: i'll ask your sister. announcer: sell your car the easy way with carvana. ♪ pete: it is the 8 a.m. eastern time hour on the "fox & friends" weekend television program. and it is saturday, january 20th, year of our lord 2024. congresswoman elise e stefanik's hitting the campaign trail in support of former president trump. could she be his pick for vice president? if we will ask her. rachel: wow. and more farmland grabs. the government admits it doesn't know how much land in our country is owned by chinese, russian, iranian and venezuelan developers. plus -- will: we're hitting the seasful we'll go overboard. the world's largest cruise ship. the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ one way or another i'm gonna find ya -- ♪ i'm gonna get ya, get ya, get ya, get ya. ♪ one way or another -- pete: wow. rachel: i'm just loving that we're playing blondie. pete: i want to know more about pennsylvania. will: you know what it made me want to do? isn't it called fa

here to explain is former head of the faa billy knowling.d morning. >> steve: i know they just started the investigation. apparently the ntsb is not even sure the doors were attached because the four important bolts that keep the door in place from going up and down and to the side they can't find them. >> yeah. so, you make an excellent point. we are just five days into the investigation, post this serious event that happened. so, it's still clearly early in the fact finding phase of it. that will take a few more days. the important thing is that the national transportation safety board has recovered the door itself. they are in the process of analyzing that that will provide a lot more answers in terms of number one, were the bolts installed? were they stripped away by the pressure ever the door blowing out? these are the kind of questions i know we want answers to. but they will certainly come in due course. >> steve: okay. good. i see that boeing has revised instructions for inspecting the max 9. this particular plane. >> yes. >> steve:

and billie eilish picked up the best original song. succession!n emotional speech by lily gladstone, winning for her role in killers of the flower moon — the first native american actress to win a golden globe. this is an historic win. it doesn't belong to just me. i'm holding it right now, i'm holding it with all of my beautiful sisters in the film at this table over here and my mother, tantoo cardinal. standing on all of your shoulders. this is the first major awards since months of actors' and writers' strikes saw productions halted and red—carpet events cancelled. so for many here, they're glad to get back to the business of promoting their films — not to mention enjoying a party. it's a who's who of hollywood. the golden globes lived up to its reputation as a rather boozy affair — before stars even got in, there was a bar on the red carpet. with the rather more formal oscars approaching in two months' time, critics will be looking to see if oppenheimer will be toasting the same success. emma vardy, bbc news, beverly hills. finally, when retir