billy what your plans during their hiatus? billy: i'm on hiatus myself. which means nobody is calling. james: they call it hiatus. we call it unemployment. billy: do i look like i'm representing them? take a hiatus, boys. [applause] james: stick around. more with these guys when we come back. hen america. i shoot 'em like hey hey ha ha ha uh-huh they be like hey hey ha ha but i don't care uh-huh uh-huh i shoot 'em like hey hey ha ha and i don't care (politely) wait, wait, wait! you can't put it in like that, you have to rinse it first. what's that, alfredo? no,that can go in. no it can't! what are you, nuts? that's baked-on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work. dish issues? trust your dishwasher with cascade platinum. it powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. better than finish. (to the hostess) see, told you it would work... (turns to girl 2) you guys heard me say that, right? cascade. who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor breakfast any time you like. eggs, sizzling sausage, hot cakes, real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu.

billy on the street: are you ready will? will ferrell: no billy on the street: here we go! ((demetria obilor)) will ferrell teamed up with billy from billy on the street -- and asked random people questions. billy on the street: miss for a dollar name a christmas movie woman: uhh, bad santa. billy on the street: yes yes! there you go! billy on the street for a dollar woman: my hero! billy on the street: what's a better christmas movie, elf or scrooged? woman: elf! billy on the street: no scrooged! woman: elf! ((demetria obilor)) while some loved the impromptu game... others were clearly terrified. billy on the street: scrooged! scrooged! merry chirstmas merry christmas! happy easter ((demetria obilor)) also trending this morning.. ed sheeran. he brought a surprise guest to his sydney show. sir elton john. the two brits sang several songs including elton's hit don't go breaking my heart. elton john: baby if i get restless ed sheeran: you're not that kind rap song: help me out s- n-l star brought out the big guns when rapping about college for college humor. michelle obama. f

if billy needs help -- >> chelsea: he needs you, victoria. >> billy: i'll have a vodka, double, and, uh, keep 'em coming. >> summer: oh, gosh. i-i can't deal with him tonight. >> abby: billy? >> summer: yes. i-i want to have fun. i don't want to hear him rant about grandpa and the whole newman-abbott mess, you know? >> abby: yeah, but, um, i should still say hi. >> summer: okay, you do that. i'm gonna be at a table far, far away from him. >> abby: okay. hey. >> billy: hey. >> abby: how are you? >> billy: well, i am about to be so much better. >> mariah: here you go. our signature drink tonight is a winter wasteland wallbanger. any takers? >> abby: sounds jolly, but i will pass. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> abby: should you be imbibing? >> billy: no, i should be drinking, which is what i'm about to start doing. >> abby: billy, you already smell like booze. >> billy: well, i did get the party started earlier. i was celebrating jack firing me. >> abby: yeah, my mom told me. she also told me that she quit. >> billy: really? well, well, good for her. >> abby: how could you say that? >> billy: w

taken a picture with billy the kid and *when.<"...reporter: if it is billy, what does that mean?> <"...i think it just proves what took place...">either way abrams says --the trip is worth it.<'...i'm gonna do whatever is necessary to find out...">[duration:0'02"] it took more it took more than a year for experts to authenticate the photo of so it could be a long time before we know if he's in this photo as well. well. it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...coming up next... next...the major retailer who had some big technical welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ it's stiti too early for exact sales figures -- but early numbers show cyber monday was a hit. it's still expected to be ranked as the biggest online shopping day ever.as of late monday night, adobe estimated sales wowod rise 12-percent from last year to nearly 3 billion dollars.a more complete picture should be available when figures are released tomorrow. target's website was unavailable for a portion of cyber r monday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. y

billy: do i like funny to you? we rehearsed it and it relaxed me and the next day i shot my stuff and it was a remarkable experience. niall, you do some accents. you always try do the accent of whatever country you in when you're on stage. niall: i can't really do impressions, i can do accents. when i go to spain i speak like this. i'm very happy to be on "the late late show" with mr. billy crystal. i'm so happy to be here. thank you very much. [applause] james: i love that. that is fantastic. billy: what about -- did you play the barclays center in brooklyn? niall: brooklyn, yeah, i can talk like new york if you want. james: i love it. billy: that is pretty good. he is like using his hands a lot. that is unbelievable. . james: now later on the the show, we are playing a game, one direction and myself, where we are going to play "tattoo roulette" where one of us tonight is going to leave with an actual tattoo. billy: i'm not in that? james: you can be if you want to. billy: i'm heavily tattooed. james: no you're no

and long island is basically billy joel's neighborhood. >> seth: yeah. >> if you're billy joel, if that's his area. he's an old friend, he said, "can i come to the show?" i said, "sure. let me see if maybe we can scrap up two tickets for a star like you." [ laughter ] he came to the show. but i had been at this theatre before, and i knew they had two pianos on the stage. i play a little piano, i said, i rolled the dice and i said, "ask you a crazy question. would you, after the show, would you come up and play a couple songs with me?" and is he said, "sure." so, like a crazy, dream come true, he came out we played songs. it was, the coolest thing. >> seth: i have a photo to prove that happened. that this is not -- >> there we go. i'm not making it up. >> seth: that's fantastic. that must be so exciting. but i can't imagine -- [ applause ] >> and i get to say i'm the guy with the more hair. >> seth: right. >> it's very rare i can say that. >> seth: right, but there you go. so that's why you brought him up. >> yeah. to compare it. >> seth: but now, what do you play with billy joel? i mean,

i mean, do you play a billy joel song? >> well see, the only songs that i know how to play by heart are billy el songs. however, we couldn't play them because it would be e o expensive. >> yeah, he charges. [ laughter ] >> seth: just to play his song. even when he's there? >> no, if you hum it ip his presence he gets like 40 bucks. [ laughter ] he's very tight with that. so we played -- we played a little bit -- some gershwin thing and some beatles songs and i got to harmonize with billy. i don't sing- i sing about as well as i plpl tennis, you know. >> seth: sure. right, yeah. [ laughter ] >> in the shower, i'm terrific. i sing well in the shower. out of the shower, not as well. t it's interesting when you sing with a great artist like billy joel, you sound a little better. i can only imagine if i sang with billy in a shower -- >> seth: record deal. >> i'd be unstoppable. >> seth: record deal. [ laughter and applause >> the hard part, the hard part, is how to sell it to billy? >> seth: right. >> let's go in the shower and

where does that go, billy joe mills?> well, that is currently pending in the northern district of ohio, and we're going to come as we put everything we have into the criminal side of the case, we're point of put everything we have into the civil rights case and we're also said, as latonya and elle we're going to do everything we can to continue to try to get some measure of criminal accountability through the department of justice, perhaps, because -- amy: and have you been speaking to the criminal justice department? >> we put together an extensive letter to the department of justice. it attached all of our complaints showing all of the irregularities and unprecedented , andior of the prosecutor they are currently reviewing our request. we don't have any further information at this time, unfortunately. amy: could another grand jury be convened? >> yes. not under prosecutor mcginty, but, yes, that is possible. amy: and who would be the prosecutor in that case and is are precedent for this? >> well, again, this entire thi

pegan frank, receiving on behalf of billy frank junior.illy frank junior devoted his life to protecting the rights of native americans and conserving our planet. for over 50 years, he tirelessly and fearlessly fought for the preservation of traditional ways of life and the protection of treaty fishing rights. he was widely renowned as an advocate for the physical and cultural survival of native americans. his legacy reminds us that the pursuit of equality and justice is the work of every generation. [applause] the honorable lee h. hamilton. [applause] a leading voice on national security and foreign policy, lee h. hamilton has played a pivotal role in developing solutions to some of the most complex challenges of our times. his leadership in congress reflected his profound commitment to preserving the safety and integrity of our nation. and his role in promoting pacific engagement has made an impact for generations to come. lee h. hamilton has help steer the course of american history in a spirit of bipartisanship and he continues to stren

sweep it under the rug. >> donald is someone billy visits at another tent city. he told us, he still struggles with addiction, but says he now goes to a weekly clinic. for doneled a, what billy has done for him has given him hope, and now, he hopes he can inspire change in others. >> maybe some young kid will hear me and say, geez, i don't want to end up like that. >> every time billy needs someone, he gives them a pamphlet. >> this is the most important piece of paper for you. >> hoping to inspire others to join him, to go out and turn addiction into action. one blanket, one conversation, one pamphlet at a time. >> i said if you want to get and i'm going to be the guy that's going to make that happen. >> in lowell, stephanie quinu, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: the city of lowell responds to approximately four to six overdoses a day. not all are fatal. as for billy, his organization has helped several hundred of those in the past six months alone. if you would like to learn more about his nonprofit and for the community outreach groups in your area, visit our web sit

>> billy: no, jack. that you let victor walk all over you and me and everybody else that you claim to give a damn about, including phyllis. >> phyllis: stop right now! stop it! >> jack: what, are you gonna protect him now? >> phyllis: billy's right. you let victor get away with despicable behavior. >> chelsea: sometimes i forget how you and i met. >> sage: oh. well, that would be when i was pretending to be mrs. gabriel bingham. >> chelsea: oh, yeah -- one lie of many. >> sage: well, it wasn't just adam's lie. i was a co-conspirator. >> chelsea: well, i mean, you did a lot to help him. it wasn't just acting. so, something must have made you want to go out of your way for him. >> sage: well, uh, he looked

billy, have you been there. know how beautiful it is is god, such different rhythms here i could drop off the grid and live here. bam, all of a sudden isen got an american guy from chicago who wouldn't shut up for like two and a half hours. he was a labor organizer. he looked like annual older ernest hemingway. i said my nickname for him is almost hemingway. the twist was everybody around him wanted to blow their head off. he wouldn't shut up. >> like going on a date with a chatty cathy doll. >> i remembered thinking as i watched this cat the pete you down, just so pleased with everything we say, people over there just zip it for a while. even me, you know, i shut up for a while. you have done any people watching, lately? it is terrifying what's out there now. everybody is walking around stunned, mouth-breathing, crazy. people are all individuals, but they are all nuts. to me, people are like snowflakes in that i wish a lot of them, quite frankly would melt and go away. >> all right. we must say that norway and

billy frank jr.iked to say i wasn't a policy guy. i was a getting arrested guy and that's true. he was arrested more than 50 times in his fight to protect tribal fishing rights and save the salmon that had fed his family for generations. he was spit on, shot at, chased and clubbed and cast as an outlaw but billy kept fighting because he knew he was right. a federal judge agreed honoring the promises made to northwest tribes more than a century before. billy went on to become a voice and a warrior for the natural world. i don't believe in magic. i believe in the sun and the stars, the water, the hawks flying, the rivers running, the wind talking. they tell us how healthy we are because we and they are the same. 23 years ago bonnie carroll's world was turned upside-down. her husband, tom, a brigadier general, was killed in a crash along with seven other soldiers. heartbroken bonnie began healing the only way she knew how, by helping others. she founded the tragedy assistance program for survivors creat

billy, be honest about this one.be honest about this. >> hey, greta, i'm never going to accuse you of being dishonest and i don't think you ought to accuse me of being dishonest. the figures are pretty clear. i did some research before this interview and the national data suggests that about 70% of the time after a hung jury the prosecution wins.id that's the data. >> billy, can i tell you -- that's just horrible to say this thing about the statistics. cases are tried on evidence. the prosecution said they had the evidence to go forward, that they had the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. they just got hit in the head with a deadlocked verdict. they walked out of this courtroom unable to prove to a jury jawrd. that isi&!uu beyond a reasonable doubt. that is no way a win to. say on a retrial they will get a conviction. i don't understand how you can come out and defend that. >> those are the numbers. and you are free to do your own research and dispute me if you wish. but those are the numbers. is i didn't invent th

if billy needs help -- >> chelsea: he needs you, victoria. >> billy: i'll have a vodka, double, and,ing. >> summer: oh, gosh. i-i can't deal with him tonight. >> abby: billy? >> summer: yes. i-i want to have fun. i don't want to hear him rant about grandpa and the whole newman-abbott mess, you know? >> abby: yeah, but, um, i should still say hi. >> summer: okay, you do that.

billy says many of these people want to get clean but tell him they can't. he says he'll never give up. >> if you got help. >> reporter: after walking up to this man panhandling along the the highway billy spoke with him and 10 minutes later the man and his girlfriend followed billy back to his truck. >> obviously we're having some technical difficulties but he really is an amazing story that we'll bring to you sometime in the near future. in the meantime the city of lowell responds to approximately four to six overdoses a day. not all of them are fat. a that's for billy who's story we'll bring you a little bit his organization has helped several hundred of those in the past six months alone. to learn more you can visit our website myfoxboston.com. >>> a somber anniversary this week as a connecticut ton stops remember to remember a horrific school the shooting. tomorrow marks three years since adam lanza shot and killed 20 children and six elementary school. lanza then turned the gun on himself. sandy hook marks the deadliest mass shooting at a high school o

from billy joel, and you actually met him as well? >> oh, yeah. i used to be a dualing piano bar guy back in the late '90s, and i met billy in there and he took me to broadway and had me star in his show. and, you know, new year's eve we're gonna play billy joel but we're gonna play a big mix of stuff. we are gonna play a billy joel song this morning because it's one of the easy ones and it's early. >> how cool is that? you've had so many amazing experiences like that. is that one of your favorites? >> no question about it. billy was my musical hero since i was about this tall and he's been a good friend as well. >> we love him too. so you're gonna perform right now. what is the name of that song? >> "still rock 'n' roll to me." >> take it away. >> thanks, guys. drums playing here we go! music what's the matter with the clothes i'm wearing can't you tell that your tie's too wide tab collars welcome back to the age of jive where have you been hidin' out lately, honey you can't dress trashy till you spend a lot of money everybody's talkin' 'bout the

users called out the mistake. >>> will ferrell joid billy eichner on billy on the street. >> who's the best in the movie "elf?" >> i would say t t elf. >> what's his name? >> buddy. you've never seen "elf." >> i'm right here. >>> john stewart channelling donald trump "the late show." >> these 9/11 folks -- let me tell you something, hey, these 9/11 first responders are the moststop notch diamond incrusted heroes america can produce. if i'm elected and i will be elected, i will build a wall around politics and i will make politics pay for it. >>> leading the news in u.s.a. today, u.s.a.gs three biggest airlines now ban hoverboards. american, delta, and united all announced they will no longer allow hoverboards on the plane and it's quote in the interest of safety for our customers and employees. and other websites will stop selling them due to safety concerns. >>> christmas fullloon r res for the first time this century. so, for anyone younger than 38, this will be your first chance to see the moon foryourself on the holiday. according to the weather channel, the a last time a full moon

if billy needs help -- >> chelsea: he needs you, victoria. >> billy: i'll have a vodka, double, and, uh, keep 'em coming. >> summer: oh, gosh. i-i can't deal with him tonight. >> abby: billy? >> summer: yes. i-i want to have fun. i don't want to hear him rant about grandpa and the whole newman-abbott mess, you know? >> abby: yeah, but, um, i should still say hi. >> summer: okay, you do that.

>> billy: no, jack.hat you let victor walk all over you and me and everybody else that you claim to give a damn about, including phyllis. >> phyllis: stop right now! stop it! >> jack: what, are you gonna protect him now? >> phyllis: billy's right. you let victor get away with despicable behavior. >> chelsea: sometimes i forget how you and i met. >> sage: oh. well, that would be when i was pretending to be mrs. gabriel bingham. >> chelsea: oh, yeah -- one lie of many. >> sage: well, it wasn't just adam's lie. i was a co-conspirator. >> chelsea: well, i mean, you did a lot to help him. it wasn't just acting. so, something must have made you want to go out of your way for him. >> sage: well, uh, he looked

. >> billy murphy, attorney for the family of freddie gray, he said that the hot heads need to stand down, that this is not your time. that everybody needs to remain calm. and again, this is in the wake of the news that the jury in the first of what is expected to be six different police officers put on trial in the death of freddie gray. the jury in this particular case was not able to reach a verdict, so the judge declared a mistrial and the state prosecutor has announced that they will trial officer porter yet again. this first trial is significant because it is essentially the building block for five other trials that are yet to come. there is obviously going to be frustration and disappointment among certain quarters in the city of baltimore. al jazeera's john terrett is live in baltimore. first of all, what are you detecting? what is the mood right now? >> well, almost immediately the decision was announced on the local radio decision protesters came to the streets. it was a small peaceful protest for the majority of the day, but it could be swelled to a much larger side althou

((billy alt/varep: we know you guys have been through some struggling times here locally.)) ((vanessa murphy)) isa bajalia - tells us one of his seven year old twin girls hanadi recently fought cancer. the u-s army specialist came home from afghanistan after learning how sick his daughter was.... and since then - it's been a tough road for the family.... but these parents are thankful hanati is healthier.. ((brittney: oh it's a blessing. it is a blessing. it feels really good. )) ((vanessa murphy)) billy alt says the bajalias' story struck a chord.... ((billy alt: we figured on christmas eve, there is no better feeling to give back to a ((vanessa murphy)) his group - veterans assocation real estate professionals - along with north las vegas police and firefighters - presented the family with a thousand dollars and presents for the kids. ((vanessa murphy/reporter:: what do you think about these gifts they brought? hanadi bajalia/7 years old: it's exciting.)) ((macca bajalia/5 years old: i think they gave me a big old present.)) ((vanessa murphy)) a christmas eve this family a

and it called her gina rodriguez. >>> will ferrell joined billy eichner on billy on the street. >> who's the best in the movie "elf?" >> i would say the elf. >> what's his name? >> buddy. >> no, what's his real name? you've never seen "elf." >> i'm right here. >>> john stewart channelling donald trump "the late show." >> these 9/11 folks -- let me tell you something, hey, these 9/11 first responders are the most top notch diamond incrusted heroes america can produce. if i'm elected and i will be elected, i will build a wall around politics and i will make tweet at your congressman with the hash tag p. ag. . . g. g. >> this is 7news now. >> christa: good morning, everybody. we're getting things started on friday morning on "today in new england." >> sarah: here are some of the stories we're working on. revere police investigating a double murder. three people were shot at a triple-decker last night. the d.a. confirms that two people were kill and the other has serious injuries. no arrests have been made at the time. >> christa: red line commuters getting back on track this morning as inve

mom, billie, built a consulting business with him. carine fondly remembers family vacations and peaceful times spent outdoors. >> our parents introduced us to nature very early on. we did a lot of tent camping and a lot of hiking. >> reporter: chris was confident and charismatic. >> people were drawn to chris. >> reporter: but family life, for him, had been much more complicated than it appeared. when walt started having children with billie, he was still having children with his first wife, marsha. shawna is walt and marsha's third child. >> both women were pregnant at the same time. i think a lot of people don't realize that. between the two homes, 30 miles apart. your father really had kind of a double life. >> he did. but it's funny, even as a little girl, that was just what i knew. this was a man that was in and out of our house. he would spend four, five days or however many with us and then be gone for awhile and then he would come back. >> reporter: walt and marsha finally divorced when chris was four and chris and carine grew

buzzard billy's was a popular spot for fans this year. fans in every color searched for an open seat to get a drink and a bite to eat. jeff slifka: this is crazy, no place to sit. it's tough to get a drink, but you know, it's a great place to be. chris lehmertz: anytime there's a big event next door at the arena, whether it's the big 4 or concert, it's always good and always does well for our bartenders and servers and everyone involved. marcus: this weekend could be seen as a warm-up for downtown businesses. several thousand people are expected to flood the area again in march, when the ncaa tournament comes to des moines. still ahead. giving back. how a woman in omaha is helping those in need this holiday season, and how many years she's been doing the same thing. still ahead. --disease. asthma. diabetes. take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. let people buy their prescription drugs from countries like can

. >> jack: billy's a grown man. he brought this on himself. >> phyllis: billy just lost his wife.ou just yanked his job from him. i don't know is this is the time for tough love. >> jack: this is exactly the time for tough love. he just put in jeopardy everything my father built. you mess with this company there are repercussion, even when you're family. >> phyllis: oh, jack. he went after victor. so did i. i gunned just as hard for him as billy did. so, what? does that mean you're gonna boot me from the company, too? >> jack: [ sighs ] [ cork pops ] >> adam: whoo! >> chelsea: ooh! >> adam: all right.

as soon as you give me a reason to believe you. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> ashley: abby? what are you doing here? >> abby: oh, i'm just reading this marketing report. did you realize that back in 1987 -- >> ashley: honey, i thought you had a meeting with ben and the wedding planner that i hired. >> abby: oh, my gosh. yes. i was supposed to be there 15 minutes ago. i better text ben. >> ashley: i hope you're telling him that you're on your way. >> abby: well, yeah.

. >> billy: i want in. >> kevin: in on what? >> billy: this whole thing you got going on with the, uh, hacker in geneva, the next big thing in tech. >> kevin: i don't know what you're talking about. >> billy: i overheard you talking to mariah, so why don't you save us a lot of time and effort here, partner? let's talk about how we can become masters of the cyber universe together. >> mariah: ho. ho. ho. holy crap. um, excuse me? sir? hi. hi, i don't know how you got in here, but i have already called the cops, and they are on their way, so you really need... >> noah: [ groans ] >> mariah: do i even need to ask?

i'm talking about billy.orried about him. >> colin: oh, that. [ chuckles ] well, look, i wouldn't let it get you down, really. >> jill: colin, you may believe in this hands-off kind of parenting with cane, but i cannot stand by and watch my son self-destruct. >> colin: sweetheart, look, that's not what i meant. >> jill: i know it's not what you mean. it's just billy's been in such a tailspin ever sincja

billy did it. he's guilty, sweetheart.