but billy story had shades of that. but also with technology, because billy was in high school when 911 happened and he was immediately drawn to global conflict, to world religions, to foreign languages. and he was able to to follow these interests online because he was he was in adolescence at the same time that the internet itself was in an adolescence, social media was just developing. and so these two forces came together and they enabled billy to to teach himself russian and teach himself arabic, just in his own home, on his computer, on his phone, and also develop a real expertise, specifically in the middle east, just following his own personal interests. and then ultimately, the thing that led him to the fbi was his ability through the internet to contact people who were living lives of great stakes internationally. here was a kid living in oxford, michigan, just north of detroit, a pretty slow paced life. and he wanted his life to matter. okay. but i have to say that i came away thinking like i wasn't sure that

well, billy was really, i guess, the simplest way to say is he was an iconoclast, because billy was of european descent, born and raised in michigan, a catholic went to catholic high school and after 911, he became so fascinated by all of those important issues that a year after 911, he converted to islam and he could be seen at the back of the classroom in catholic school reading the koran. so he was let's just say he made he made some choices that would maybe surprise people who knew him. people. i mean, these are not traditional choices. let's say when it came to the war in ukraine. you know, billy was billy was really interested in finding information that other people weren't looking for. you know, after 911, he didn't accept the explanations of the terrorist attacks that were that were being sent out. but sort of traditional news media. he didn't you know, he didn't really believe that islam was to blame. and he looked more deeply into the issues. so when the war in ukraine broke out, i think he took the same approach. you know, he applied it to trying to figure out, you know, wh

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>> the tennis battle of th sexes, billie jean king versus -- >> 29-year-old billie jean was at the topakes was 55 the self described mal chauvinist have been ranke number one and convinced tha he could be her. >> the mail is king, the supreme -- >> lanes of people watch fro around the world >> look at that crowd. >> do you see me smiling the last thing before we g tonight, the battle continues. it was the most watched tennis match of all-time when i happened 50 years ago tonight, billie jean king defeated bobby rakes and the battle of the sexes. king posted earlier today, quote, more than a tennis match, it was a catalyst for social change on one of the mos important days of my life. we've come a long way sinc 1973, but we're not done yet let's keep going for our dear friend andrea mitchel spoke with king about th legacy of that historic match. >> what did you need to prov in that match 15 years ago >> i knew the match was much bigger than a tennis match i knew it was about social change >> king shut down th daughters. she beat rakes in thre straight sets. >> after i won, he came up t

richard: billy. in september 22nd, 19 75, he was a 33-year-old honorably discharged vietnam that living in san francisco. who fought a crowd on a street outside the st. francis hotel. just out of curiosity, joined it. it turned out that ford was inside. he had given a speech and was about to come out. the secret service didn't like the looks of the crowd, about 3000 people. this was two weeks after ford have been targeted for assassination in sacramento by squeaky of charles manson. a lot of people didn't want him to go. the secret service said, why don't you go out the back door? and don't shake hands. they have the limousine drawn up. the crowd that billy was in were about 40 feet from the car. and billy noticed he was standing next to a nondescript looking with -- middle-aged woman with a handbag. as ford appeared and waved, he had the presence of mind to observe, she opened her handbag, pulled out a smith & wesson, and aimed it at the president. and billy managed to deflect the bullet. you can st

shooter and billy. billy and bully two head landed and doc says we'd finally gotten the operation dog checks how much fuel they have and shooter doesn't have enough but billy's got like 1200 pounds and says okay they think there's another one coming down the river. you got just enough fuel for one pass up and down the river. so billy takes off. he's the first one airborne and takes off. he stays low. he goes northwest over the pentagon up to great falls, turns around, down potomac, down to where the potomac turns and hooks 90 left into the into the bay. and then he comes back home and he lands and sas and i take second after him. and we take off and we head northeast and to a serene and peaceful and silent sky. there's no one airborne. we head out to the northwest and we never find anything. says and i we're not heroes that day. the passengers on flight 93 were the heroes. so you can see why i believe that what i was willing to do that day was nothing special because would have been willing to do what i

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billy bush. thanks for joining us. >> it is a pleasure tom thank you for having me on. >> billy.g all of this controversy and you criticized anheuser-busch and i was surprised and i said what's going on here and then -- why don't you tell me. what is your taken on this marketing disaster? >> well you know i wrote the book family reigns, and i realized just how hard my family and my ancestors work grandfather, father and down the line, and how they built the company and they built it through the inclusive they belt it through staying out of politics. they didn't want to alienate one side against the other. and they built it on american values you know the quality and strength and patriotism, and that's what it was all about that's how budweiser became so strong and then later on bud light became strong in that respect. and that manner i should say and so -- yeah. i mean it was an easy thing for to keep the sheps going straight but, of course, they had to -- they veered off to another -- another direction and it hurt them really bad. >> now when the first heard you criticize anheus

this is the temperature anomaly map, billy above average and east bay near antioch, billy below average in areas like san francisco. the next couple days we will see a cooling trend. the winds will get gustier this evening tonight. this is what it looks like heading into dinnertime. 30 mile-per-hour winds near bodgea bay and san francisco around 20 miles per hour. that will change the air-quality this afternoon and we have smoke from the north in the apple level atmosphere. the current air-quality may turn into moderate. >>> your community station is about a i in tech as dreamforce brings thousands to the bay and the event kicks off today. shawn chitnis has been a moscone center all morning showing us dreamforce is not just about the idea of artificial intelligence . it is about the people behind a.i. innovation. >> reporter: her journey to dreamforce is not only about the miles traveled but the challenging path she underwent to get here. >> if i can, you can. >> reporter: as a young woman growing up in the middle east, she said her family did not allow her to imagine a life beyond an o

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now billy sheridan was a the manager of athletic for bethlehem steel. he also ended up being leo's famous coach. you may know that lehigh over the years has been famous for wrestling. so billy sheridan, a very pivotal character here, charles schwab. 1917, before america joined, though, the war effort, he knew that america would join the war effort. so he had a billy sheridan form an amateur steelworkers only baseball team. once again, healthy workers better predict most more workers by the time 18 rolls around. and america's war effort is really intense and bethlehem steel, if you can believe it or not. back then produce 40% of the munitions and 60% of the guns for america. and 65% of the guns and munitions for america's allies, great britain, france and russia. so it still was a big deal. schwab knew that his workers were working way past overtime. they some major recreation and so came up with a great scheme. the secretary for war for america had declared america needed workers badly, soldiers badly because they joined the war very. and the secretary

and tennis legend billie jean king reflects on 50 years of equal pay at the u.s. >> this is the pbs "newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the former leader of the extremist proud boys group enrique tarria was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in the january 6 attack. we have more on what the sentence mean and the larger threat of extremism. >> tarria's sentence is the harshest punishments handed down today for those convicted for their involvement on january 6. he led the proud boys, white power group that played a critical part in carrying out the insurrection. the group is just one part of a trend. an increase in white supremacist and far right violence. those extremist movements, top u.s. law enforcement officials say pose the biggest domestic terrorism threat facing the country. i am joined by kathleen balou an historian of the author of "bring the war home," and shamus hughes of the university of nebraska omaha. kathleen and shamus, thank you for join

david bradley, who played billy casper.rd, barry's brother. come on. tell us about this hawk. where'd you get it from? i found it, sir. where? in the woods. where'd you keep it? in a shed. what do you feed it on? beef, mice, birds. but isn't it cruel to keep it in a shed? i mean, wouldn't it be happier flying free? don't keep it int' shed all the time, sir. i fly it every day. he was good at learning lines, but i said, "look, just know the story. "know what you've got to say." and then, it's a sort of partly remembered, partly improvised scene. and the boys hadn't heard it before. as far as one could make it, it was a live happening. so, billy didn't know what the questions would be. so, he was improvising, but also basing it on his own experience. yeah, yeah, yeah. when i got about 70 yards from middle of t'field, i called her. "kes, kes, come on, kes. come on, then." nowt happened, so i thought, "well, i better walk back and pick her up." so, while i were walking back, i saw her flying. she came like a bomb. about a yard

i love billy joel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i do too.with the possible exception of "we didn't start the fire" i've never gone by a billy joel song. [ applause ] you have this show that i find very interesting because what you've done is -- and i think you gravitate toward these unusual treatments. what would you call -- how would you classify these things? >> yeah. well, i think that what i'm really interested in and what we're interested in at goop is the idea that we are all free thinkers and able to do things and try things that might benefit our wellness. so -- [ applause ] thank you. >> jimmy: those people are trying things called cannabis. [ laughter ] but that is like -- so you have this team, a variety of teams. correct? >> yes. we have one -- yes. we have a big team. and so when we went to do the show we had certain subjects that we wanted to learn more about and ask questions about whether -- sort of emerging in fields of science and in some cases alternative medicine. there's an episode on fasting and longevity. there's an ep

i'll tell you what, billy. the behind what, billy.ng. thank you very much indeed. >> story. >> great story. >> great story. >> brilliant. great? >> brilliant. isn't it great? >> brilliant. isn't it great? >> honestly, love go >> honestly, i'd love to go around his bag. around carrying his bag. >> wouldn't you just. >> oh, wouldn't you just. >> oh, wouldn't you just. >> wouldn't you just. katie, thank very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. appreciate it. >> thank you. you're with breakfast news, britain's breakfast on gb news, britain's news coming the news channel. coming up, the headliners talk the headliners we'll talk about the do's laying down do's and don'ts for laying down the perfect dinner table >> 839 time for the headline makers this morning. we're joined again by the deputy editor of the spectator, freddie grey, and political consultant emma byrne . well, and also emma byrne. well, and also because we're going to talk about the king in that amazing video we've kept katie nicholl from vanity fair with us to talk us th

amna: but billie jean king is still everywhere at this year's u.s.ment marks 50 years of equal pay. and she's not nearly done pushing for change. >> women's tennis has always been the leader in women's sports. so, we have a responsibility and an opportunity to help make this world a better place. amna: it was a different tennis world in which king made her name, winning 39 grand slam titles between 1961 and 1979 with a number one ranking for six years. it was at the u.s. open in 1972 when king clinched the women's singles title, then made a revolutionary demand. >> i just remember sitting in the media conference after i'd won. i don't know what came over me, but inside my heart and soul said i don't think we'll be back next year unless we have equal prize money. and i said it very quietly, i'm not ranting and raving. and the media goes, what? i said, i haven't talked to the women yet about it, but i'm pretty sure that they'll go along with it. t behind it?f the women don' i thought they would. amna: king made sure they did. rallying more than 60 othe

because ultimately i'll. take response to billy, always have.servers is to 0k, two may be too supporters and observers is to ok, this guy is talking about what he's going to do, let's see some evidence of it. maybe the way the team plays, another bit of evidence is the players that you bring in because if they excite the fans, that compensates for maybe, 0k, fans, that compensates for maybe, ok, the results aren't always there so that's a key part of it. what is your goal this time? to get the fans buzzing for the club. if i do that that means probably we've had success, what that success looks like i don't know. there can't be a desperation just for a trophy, this club has to be more than that. i know there is such a desperation, because when it has been such a long draught, but it's not what i want to build. i want to bring a club that every year is vying for trophies. players and i know players had him and speaking really, really highly of him _ and speaking really, really highly of him and that's not a coincidence and you _ of him and that's

you see, billy right there? he's a native american.only difference is, is that the commanders and mr. harris don't want to listen to what maga has to say and that's racism itself . well, billy, your group is responsible for a viral petition. this summer went viral, got about 150,000 signatures calling for the washington commanders to change the name back to redskins. so that is certainly some support there. billy diekman, chad lavella, thank you so much for joining us this morning. we'll keep an eye on this one for sure. we appreciate you joining us. thank you. thank you so much. absolutely. all right. turning now to this, a terrifying moment caught on camera when a jack in the box employee opened fire at a family in the drive through after a fight over french fries. you're not going to believe this story. unreal. plus president biden appears to stumble again while taking the stairs off of air force one. that close test test test test test test >> take a look at the tape, president joe biden appearing to stumble while exiting air force

billy flynn, we appreciate your time, sir. thank you. >> pleasure.w that the leader, evgeni prigozhin is dead. we have an exclusive report from our clarissa ward ahead. >> reporter: these are the first images of the wagner group since his death. >> still very much a presence hehere. was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for fe with a partner that always puts youirst. start for free at godaddy.com what'sonsidered normal for your cat is interesting. but if your cat isn't their irky self lately, they may have pain from a common condition called osteoarthritis. now, there's solensia. solensia is a once-monthly injection to control your cat's oa pain. veterinary professionals administering solensia who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding should take extreme care to avoid self-injection. self-injection could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. ask your vet about solensia and help get your cat back to their normal. ni

billy idol just stole your golf cart!>> the bottom line, the charts interpreted by carl garner suggest oil could make a run for the low triple digits if it clears this final hurdle around 92 bucks but based on everything else she's seen, she doesn't expect hundred dollar oil to be particularly sticky. in fact, garner would turn bearish the moment we hit $101 plus a month from now the seasonal pattern turns against crude so as she sees it, there's likely one last link higher before the relentless oil rally finally fizzles. i'm concerned because i think that's going to cause a lot of chatter about how we're about to go finally right through the moon these bulls can't take it. these different analysts at all these firms, all of them are going to come out of the woodwork and say we're going to $150 >> there was jim last night breaking down the path for crude. kind of rhymes with what jpmorgan and goldman are saying there. >> look, carly garner, just so you know, she's a great technician, and she called the top exactly last ye

>> billy also left nancy alone.owing she was home. >> i worried about her constantly when she was away from aspen. but when she returned to aspen, i did not worry about her. i would relax. i sent her an email and there was a photo of my four-year-old son. to aunt nancy, we're so glad your home. because when your home, we don't worry about you. everything is good. >> but billy did not hear back. not a word. and then on wednesday, the people who had been renting nancy's house called kathy. they moved out quickly on nancy's return. had been going back and forth to the house all week clearing out the last of their stuff. and they found it odd that they had not seen nancy. not once. >> so, this is monday, tuesday, and then wednesday. and you still haven't seen her? >> still had not seen her. >> but they did see nancy's dog, gabe. >> and then i went and called kathy. and said this dog has been alone for two days and it is clear that she has not been back. >> i was concerned because normally that is not nancy's behavior, s

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in addition the bill provide $6 billi each for ukraine a and u.s. disaster relief.s return at 2:15 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> well, yesterday afternoon democrats and republicans reached an agreement on a cr that will keep the government open until november 17. and with the strong bipartisan vote of 77-19, the senate agreed to moveis forward last night on this legislation. it shows that in the senate both parties can work through our differences for the betterment of the country. but in the house, republicans have tried everything but bipartisanship. last night the speaker twisted himself into pretzels

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billy tent, well done for getting to know these military people.itnessed this rapid transformation of ordinary guys into first-class warriors. now it’s 3:00 am, we’re going to the soldiers on the front line near the disputed village, in order to collect such an amount of material , dmitry kulka, cameraman pavel likholetov and ilya repnin had to travel hundreds of kilometers of front-line roads to push. along with the military, overcome all hardships and adversities. what's the plan now? but they managed to meet many brave fighters. and without exaggeration, the legendary commander spectators will literally be able to see from the first person how tankers fight, and to the right oh, good job, how our infantry storms enemy positions , find out how soldiers overcome the fear of artillery in order to continue to engage in this difficult but necessary real man’s work . so, the documentary film “men’s work” by our war correspondent dmitry kulko today at 19:50, don’t miss it. in the eastern economic forum starts in vladivostok today, its motto this year i

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the billy flynn is based off of totally? totally. it just makes sense. it sense that they would cash that she hash this idea out they would out a plan to work together and it totally worked. and we have the of her after she's she's acquitted of these charges posing with the 12 white men in the jury. now it's pretty shocking but i like the initial coverage of her of murder, too, because, you know, story is is that, you know, her husband is after work. right. and so she's got a guy and some one of them goes for the gun, know the story keeps changing. it does in the play chicago, you know know she who went for the gun and well yes she got first. so she she shoots the and she's listening to a jazz recording on the phonograph hulu hulu lulu she goes goes over and over again the victrola and that's and that's what put in the lead of the story that that you know she's listening to jazz number and she's wondering what do with the body. yeah and did she sat there for a while before she called the cops and called was she called her husband. there's a man that brok

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it is also worth pointing out, they are missing captain 0wen farrell, billy vunipola due to well highlightedd also anthony watson, and jack van poortvliet due to injury. players have stepped up. lots of pressure on this england side up against a very strong and experienced argentina side. they have met three times before at a world cup, this fourth occasion, argentina will be looking to get the victory, england won the three previous. the last time they met was last november... england got the win. ,, , �* ~ ,, , ~ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection — win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is _ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking _ win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking up - win. sound breaks up. grace i think the connection is breaking up a - the connection is breaking up a bit, can you hear us? we will have to leave it there, that was the bbc�*s grace harbage in marseille with the expectations for the england team as they wait to take on argentina. there was also successful france earlier on in their match, ther

billie cooper in the back. as well as donna persona. want to acknowledge the executive director for pride who is joining us today. thank you so suzanne ford for your hard work in making pride really special. [applause]. the new generation of leaders in the trans-community stand on your shoulders. we are grateful to welcome you all here to san francisco upon city hall to celebrate transgender history month in the city and county of san francisco! [applause] thank you, honey for that great land acknowledgment. and what i love so much in talking about san francisco on such a special occasion is not just that our city is a resilient city because of the community what they represent in terms of the history the transgender movement, which really, truly was at the center of sparking a movement for lbgtq+ community and san francisco as a city of firsts. when you think, people continue to talk about stonewall the first known movements in history that occurred in new york. and we all know in san francisco, that if we don't talk about our history,