representative billy long won his campaign for reelection in the fall. well now he is trying to win the campaign against being overweight. he noticed the problem when he tried to get around on capitol hillingly noticed how hard it was to get up out of a chair. that sounds funny for people at home. i was actually getting to that point. >> he was able to do this thing and give people motivation. >> good for him. he has lost 20 pounds so far. if you're wondering how he's doing it, he says more exercise and by eating only between the hours of noon and 8:00 p.m.. >> good thing he doesn't get up in our hours. >> guess so. >> exactly. >>> this hollywood heavyweight may be interested in the job on capitol hill >>> actor ben after ref leaving the possibility of a senate position open-ended. affleck was asked on "cbs face the nation" if he would run for the seat in massachusetts. the actor director said i have a fondnesser the political process. the interview was taped before senator john kerry was nominated for secretary of state. how about that? >> he would make

. >> billy long ran two campaigns this fall.inning re-election in missouri's 7th district. and against his weight. >> when i was running for congress one of the questions that somebody in the media asked me, what size collar do you wear what size is your shirt collar. and i said i done think they would ask that of a lot of people. >> is that fair game? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: but it wasn't just on the campaign trail. on capitol hill where long hallways make for a lot of walking long's weight was wearing on his joints making it difficult even to move around. >> i noticed how hard it was even to get up out of a chair. that sounds funny for people at home to think my gosh you can't get out of a chair. but i was actually getting to that point. >> reporter: long who was 320 pounds has lost 20 already. and hopes to lose at least 80 more. he's doing less by changing what he eats and more by changing whenment only between the hours of noon and 8. he's also walking 90 minutes a week. >> now you're going to have to eat this. >>

meanwhile, new brochure and a full subcommittee including billy long, members of his missouri professionaluctioneers hall of fame. commissioners come as you write your rules for these options come i humbly volunteer billy to be her auctioneer. [laughter] we are here today to check on the progress of communications commissioner polyglot implementing incentive option legislation congress passed last year. not only does this new local potential to unleash detect elegy and hundreds of their jobs but also to fund the blood out of the interoperable brought in public safety network. that's an important process for police and firefighters. it's important to get this done. one of the remaining items of the 9/11 commission fingers session after session until her subcommittee of the committee finally got this across the line. i'm not about to micromanage because the he operates your option. i do expect the sec will follow the law, including maxim and proceeds. not only does our leadership for the the worse worse for for a pinch of these efforts suffers, so too does the fate of the public safety broad

long island native billy joel changed the words to his song, "seen the lights go out on broadway" from created by sandy. ♪ >> reporter: and singer alicia keys, who was displaced from her home after the storm, was joined on stage by paul mccartney to close the night out with an ode to her hometown. ♪ >> if you want to help, you can can go to www.121212concert.org. all the proceeds go to the relief fund which promises direct aid to places assisting sandy storm victims. >>> coming up, your thursday weather. and in sports, the fur was flying in louisville as a fake fight quickly turned into an all-out brawl. n't. when you have migraines with fifteen or more headache days a month, you miss out on your life. you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. get to sears super saturday, with friday preview. coats are 19.99, and save even more with pass. get ½ carat diamond earrings for $49.99. plus, all craftsman wrench sets are on sale. this is how to gift. this is sears. capella university understands back from rough econo

[applause] ben fountain, billy lynn's long -- [inaudible] [applause] published by echo press, an imprints. kevin powers, the yellow bird. published by little brown. [applause] the 2012 national book award for fiction dose -- goes to "the round house", by louise erdrich. [applause] ♪ ♪ hey, baby, where are you is? [laughter] [applause] [laughter] >> wow. hello, my relatives. [speaking in native tongue] national book foundation and also the judges, and a shout out for all of the native people who are watching this live stream. [applause] i want to thank harpercollins. it's not each a huge company anymore -- can it's not even a huge company anymore. [laughter] but it's always been about four or five people to me. people who believed so strongly in my work that they've supported me and my family and literature. my bookstore and all of us who work there through these years. i want to thank my editor, terry cardin, for believing in the book. [applause] jonathan burnham, jane byrne, jim duffy, i want to thank andrew wily and jim ott. [applause] i want to say to my fellow writers, you've written

long island's billy joel with a little rewrite of his iconic song. another local boy. of course the boss. and jersey shore's bruce springsteen and paul mccartney performed a new song that he wrote with nirvana. there were the rolling stones, the who, eric clapton, so many to mention here. there are estimates that it reached two billion people. it had raised $30 million in just ticket sales to help all of the misery that was caused by superstorm sandy. >> that lineup insane. >> and there's so much more. it's probably a shorter list of who was not there, right? >> and billy joel actually sounded fantastic. >>> it's seven minutes after the hour right now. some other news we have autopsy results just released in the case of the nurse who committed suicide after a radio show pranked the hospital where the dutchess of cambridge was being treated. >>> plus disturbing new video. this is just horrific. it's a homeless mentally challenged man that was knocked out. that video was then posted on facebook. those stories and much more after this quick break. santa

. >> long island new york native billy joel singing a classic new york state of mind. ♪ >> you can checkfox. >>> thank you michael appreciate it. coming up we are braking down the top 10 states for almost all of them have one thing in common. then it is the christmas season of course but one-eighth iest group wants to destroy the true meaning of christmas. and they are making sure that every one gets their message. and as we go to break a look at alicia keys from last night. the 12-12-12 concert for sandy victims. flush ♪ flush the boys use capital one venture miles for their annual football trip. that's double miles you can actually use. tragically, their ddy got sacked by blackouts. but it's our tradition! that's roughing the card holder. but with the capital one venture card you get double miles you can actually use. [ cheering ] any flight, anytime. the scoreboard doesn't lie. what's in your wallet? hut! i have me on my fantasy team. >> welcome back. 43 after the hour. pro president bashar assad forces have fired missile from the capital into rebels there. it comes the same day u.s.

billy crystal hasn't really had a big hit in a long time.his first movie in many years actually. so i think it has potential to do decent numbers, not huge numbers. > > anything to look forward to in the coming new year? > > there are going to be a couple of movies that are going to be opening around christmastime that are going to be in limited release, and you're not going to see them until january. one of them, very much anticipated, speaking of oscar winners, "zero dark thirty,"hich is kathryn bigelow's follow-up to "the hurt locker." "when was the last time you saw bin laden?" "oh my god, is that what i think it is?" > > this is all about the hunt and the raid for osama bin laden. that is going to be getting a limited release in december, and then in january it is going to start opening wider. there are a lot of hopes for that one. and another really terrific movie, based on a true story, "the impossible," which is based on the 2004 tsunami in thailand. the film stars naomi watts, who should be a best actress player, ewan mcgregor. a re

power down while staten island drowned ♪ but we went right on with the show ♪ >> that is long island's own billysounding awesome. >> he sounds so good, doesn't he? >> that's a rewrite of his iconic song. this show also featured another local boy, you may recognize him. that's bruce springsteen, the boss, from the jersey shore. he was there with the e street band. paul mccartney also there. he performed a new song that he wrote with nirvana. a lot of people thought that was a strange combination but you see him on stage. also there the rolling stones, the who, eric clapton, everyone. there are estimates this reached two billion people and the show had already raised more than $30 million just in ticket sales. this is all for hurricane sandy. >> and they said they're going to give that money out, that $32 million out in weeks and months, not in the years that you see sometimes it takes for money to hand out. >> a billy joel rewrite of miami 2017 was really well done. >> man, he was killing it. >> he is a national treasure. and a long islander. >>> moving on on "starting point" this morning, new po

and billy joel represented his native long island. ♪ that's what it's all about ♪ momma, if that's movingter: the concert seemed to earn the note of triumph. that this once-in-a-blue-moon bruce/bon jovi duet provided. ♪ baby, we were born to run >> reporter: the concert has already earned some $35 million before the first note was played. countless millions sure to come in later. great music for a great cause. >> it might make up for congress there. what a show. >> they're older than congress, practically. >>> okay, let's get the weather from sam. >> let's get to the boards. here's one or two things going on. we're going to start with this storm on the west coast, by the way. this one delivers probably a good inch of rain in a lot of locations and more than that in some. take a look at the zones in purple here, from vegas all the way to phoenix. that's more than an inch. that's an inch to two inches of rain. and near l.a., where it's all-rain. when you get 3,500 feet, you'll probably pick up snow there. here's cold temperatures. dallas, well below normal. austin, almost 15 degrees below n

long springstien show. he was spotted sitting next to andrew cuomo, a democrat. billyal, he couldn't resist. >> andrew cuomo and christie are somewhere over there. where are you? [ applause ] there they are. they look friendly now. they look friendly now but 2016 -- >> just me or did they not have a great seat? in between the performances, comedians chris rock, stephen colber and jimmy fallon came on to highlight areas hit hard by sandy. and then every decent milestone i hit in my life came down the jersey shore. first kiss. first cheese steak. first time you saw somebody break an ankle at one of those crazy trampoline parks that was just cement and trampolines. who wouldn't die at that? >> well, by far the biggest laughs of the night came from an adam sandler new classic moment. the where he write of the song hallelujah. with a little help from piano with the late show's paul schafer. he tells sandy "screw ya." ♪ hallelujah sandy screw ya ♪ ♪ we'll get through ya ♪ because we're new yorkers ♪ because we believe this too shall pass ♪ ♪ like when sanchez fumbled into an

remember billy bursts in the room and starts killing the children. they were alive and dead and dying, and he has a long right up to the kids . he's almost the agent of the devil's apocalypse. it is raw and save annual. it is a mini holocaust. >> i thought the statements by the medical examiner were chilling that i have heard of all of the chilling stories that we heard in the past day and half. you must be of that mind set in order to endure what that man has endured. some of kids were shot 11 times. where were they shot. he said everywhere. you start to think what could possibly have been the motive? what could have possible created the rage for you to commit that obscene violence against the children and to dress in combat gear and arm yourself with combat style weapons and thep go and not take on an enemy defending your country, but pick on the vulnerable and innocent children and children never exposed to anything evil before and never had an adult treat them with anything but love and affection. he was dressed in a costume and styling himself as a warrior against what? against children? the most v

long time in this career for opportunities like this. >> reliving a devastating disaster on the big screen! >> it is very difficult to imagine something as large as that. >> bette and billy learn to get along. >> well how come your's always telling me what to do? well bawlings you are easy. >> and jam my kimmel moves to not so late night. >> it is exciting. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> i am jimmy kimmel and you are watching on the red carpet. >> welcome to on the red carpet from nokia plaza live in los angeles. i'm rachel smith we'll got you to the red carpet in a

billy bush joins us now. what happened over the weekend? a terrible tragedy. >> yeah, 3:30 in the morning after performing -- and known to perform long, long, five-hour concerts, she left monterrey, mexico, the northeast corner, not very far from texas. she hopped aboard a learjet 25, by the way, a very old one, 1969. it had been in the air as long as she had been alive, 43 years. she drives down towards taluca international. ten minutes in the plane goes off the radar and crashes. a terrible loss for all mexican music fans and latino music fans all over the world. we hadn't quite known her here on american television until -- she was the judge on "the volley" in mexico. she had a reality show on mundos called "i love jenni." she had just tragedy after tragedy in her life. they're marriages just in the process of her third divorce. she's got five children. you know, her oldest child from the first marriage, molested by that husband. just terrible, and her second husband went to jail for drug smuggling. he died in jail. she's had nothing but tragedy after tragedy. she shares this with people, and i think makes her very accessible. so not onl

long at 2:00 p.m. eastern and 1:00 p.m. central on cbs. >> billys. here's a live look over mount diablo. we are expecting changes by midweek. by this afternoon we're going to see temperatures mainly in the 60s, mid to upper 60s, 67 in san jose, 65 in san francisco. and rain moves into the bay area by wednesday. we're going to keep things unsettled by the weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> unique sound of smashing pumpkins was unique in the 1990s. the brand broke up and now its founder and front man billy corgan is bringing his music back to center stage. >> billy corgan is a musical genius. he's one of the more ambitious, challenging, at times difficult artists in rock history. there's really no one like him. >> i don't think there was anybody that really sounded like the smashing pumpkins then or then. >> it was always very clear that this was billy's vision. >> billy corrigan, unlike a lot of his peers could play, could play a lot of instruments and play them well. >> this guitar emits sad tones, this guitar brings much joy to everyone i know. >> he was t

billy durant and charles kirby. collectively, they managed to produce, mass produce automobiles n. the short run, this was a great thing, right? and, but in the long run it was a disaster. successful cities at the dawn of the 21st century look a lot like successful cities 20 years ago -- 200 years ago; connections to the outside world. how far away is this from the rouge, ford's great factory, walled off from the outside world employing tens of thousands of less educated workers. a wonderful recipe for short-run productivity, a wonderful recipe for paying worker $5 a day. it was factories like this that made detroit quite possibly the most productive place on the planet in the '50s, but these were not a recipe for long-run urban regeneration because they don't need the city, they don't give to the city. they're a world unto themselves. when conditions change, and they always change, you just move the factories to places where it's cheaper. you have nothing left. and so as transportation costs declined, we moved these factories to lower cost locale, we moved them to the suburbs, we moved them to the right-to-work states and across the country. now,

billy ray cyrus performing "run rudolph, run quote. [cheers and applause] ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa has g ♪ around ♪ santa to a boy child what have youline longingt for christmas is a rocken roll electric guitar ♪ and away went rudolph whizzing like a shooting star ♪ run, run rudolph ♪ santa's got to make it to town ♪ santa make em hurry tell him he can take a freeway down ♪ run run rudolph ♪ we go like a merry go round ♪ ♪ ♪ said santa to a girl child ♪ what would please you most to get ♪ a little miley doll that can cry, sleep, drink, and wet ♪ then away went rudolph ♪ whizzing like a savor jet ♪ run run rudolph santa's gotta make it to town ♪ santa make em hurry ♪ tell him he can take a freeway down ♪ run run rudolph ♪ we go like a merry go round ♪ out of all the reindeer ♪ you know you're the mastermind ♪ so run run rudolph ♪ randolph's not too far behind ♪ run run rudolph ♪ randolph's ain't too far behind ♪ ♪ woo! ♪ run run rudolph ♪ run run rudolph ♪ run run rudolph ♪ santa claus is coming to town. [cheers and applause] >> billy ray cyrus. good job, billy, awesome. >> thank you. >> as i'm listening to this song, i'm wondering did you grow

long duck dong almost 20 years ago in the classic flick "16 candles." >> steve: classic indeed. now he's back and stealing the spotlight from billy they're going to watch the kids. >> welcome to healthy tiger. >> what's that? n no msg, no gluten, no sodium. just healthy food! >> i'm drooling already. >> it's like me! >> my mother japanese. my father chinese. my kids go to hebrew day school, oy vay. >> eric: we're joined by gedde watanabe. it looks fantastic. tell us about the movie. >> well, it's a wonderful, wonderful family movie. it's about raising grandchildren, kids and the problems that go along with it. everyone will enjoy this movie. so you can take your family, anybody. >> gretchen: i love seeing that because it's rated pg, right? >> oh, yes. >> gretchen: okay. >> absolutely. >> it opens on christmas. >> steve: sure. the idea is that billy crystal and bette midler are the grandparents and they've been asked to take care of their children's children for a period of time. they discover that the way the kids are raising their own children is not like the way it used to be. >> that's absolutely true. then there is a lot of m