combined yet there social security tax rate is a fraction of what your rate is and think about that billy nurse like you lot happening just have sent every $100,000 the make, into social security and so somebody's leeching off of the american taxpayer this winter but it is not hard-working americans who need social security to help them return, hit is billy nurse like you elon musk and somebody was right now smugly breaking government agency that he knows absolutely nothing about, also enriched himself with a tax-cut prayed and this is not left right right asian americans from all political affiliations government ipod social security and this is about whose side you're on. the democrats and rivers with middle-class families and seniors and that is why we tell you about to get his hands off social security. >> thank you sooner murray to be with you in the democratic leader. i'm going to hire and full points that haven't been made in the practice the social security spit out, every dollar in every american has her since it was started 90 years ago and congress eliminated the payroll tax co

billy: elections have consequences, we have been saying that for a while. want to go back to what you were talking about with fatherlessness and the education gap. what can the rest of us do? if you are the average person in the pew, you see this epidemic, i can't impact -- i may be able to impact one child, i can't fix the system. what can the average person that cares about the public education system, that cares about these children that don't have a mom or dad in the home, what would be your advice? jack: first off, understand that this is not just an issue of education or policy. this is a spiritual issue. the last verse of the old testament is malachi 406. that verse says that he shall turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to the fathers. the end of that verse says something so powerful, and it's the times we live in. he says if we don't do it, he shall come and smite the earth with a curse. our earth is feeling the curse. no matter if you go to guatemala or central america and see that all of their men and fath

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. >> that's fyre fest founder billy mcfarland. who did he offend?>> i know that he announced a second fyre festival. >> oh my gosh. >> so who would be offended by that? people who went to the first one and they were like, don't do it. points. >> all right. >> yeah. >> billy mcfarland offended fyre festival one by announcing fyre festival two. y'all remember the first one? he was promised a concert out in the beach, and then all they got was airport sandwiches. >> you come to fyre festival two. don't be talking about where's the music? i don't want to hear anything about. i'm hungry. >> or i want a toilet. >> yeah. don't bring that here. >> tickets for the new fyre festival range from $1,400 to $1.1 million. now the question is, will, what do i get for 1400 to $1.1 million? >> i would hate to say in front of people. what i expect for that kind of money. >> here's billy hyping the event. >> we're going. >> to have artists across electronic, hip hop, pop and rock. we might have a professional skateboarder do a demonstration. you say we. >> might have.

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not bad, billy. tonight on "jesse watter primetime," she did not bring her binder.as a guest! >> jesse: it's just a promotional trick. [laughter] >> judge jeanine: but where did she come out of hibernation? >> jesse: she was in harvard square. >> judge jeanine: doing what? >> jesse: she spoke about her experiences with joe biden and said it was a real "cooker pressure." that's what she said. >> dana: the promotional tease is sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> jesse: we also have the epstein files and 8:00. don't miss those. >> judge jeanine: i hear they're not so exciting. >> greg: they never are. everything is redacted. at least that's what my doctor told me. >> jesse: you had george santos on the show. >> judge jeanine: what's he doing? >> greg: just being his old charming self. i'm tired of this banter. aren't you ?esse w tonight. >> the war. not in

please welcome meg ryan and the best oscar host ever, billy crystal. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thankne tuxedos ago. actually, it was 35 years ago this month. i know. it's weird because on my imdb page, i'm 47. >> that's a lot of numbers. let's cut to the chase. >> you're right. because when you have the chance to be an oscar winner for the rest of your life, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible. >> here are the ten nominees for best picture. "anora." alex coco, samantha quan, and sean baker. "the brutalist." nick gordon, brian young, andrew morrison, d.j. gugenheim, and brady corbet. "a complete unknown." fred berger, james mangold, and alex heineman. "conclave." tessa ross, juliette howell, and michael a. jackman. "dune: part two." mary parent, cale boyter, tanya lapointe, and denis villeneuve. "emilia perez." pascal caucheteux, and jacques audiard. "i'm still here." maria carlota bruno and rodrigo teixeira. "nickel boys."

it's where bronco billy anderson pioneered the western film genre and where charlie chaplin first putis iconic character the tramp on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which dave and rena own and are restoring. >> this is a mock-up of the model of what our theater could look like if we're able to raise the $3.5 million. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repairman and author, once featured on cbs' "60 minutes" for identifying the original cinematographers who made the famous silent film "a trip down market street in san francisco" and it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports, and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to exactly four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that had been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side and that part of david's work happens every saturday night when the silent movies whir

billy. tonight, jesse watters primetime. the binder comes out of hibernation. she did not bring her binder. >> is she on the show? >> she's not on the show. >> it looks like you're having her as a guest. >> it's just a promotional trick. >> no. >> yeah, but. >> but where did she come out of hibernation? >> in harvard square. doing what? she spoke about her experiences with joe biden, and she said it was a real cooker pressure. >> a cooker pressure. >> it was a cooker pressure. >> that's what she said. >> jesse. >> what she said. promotional tease. it's sort of like the epstein files coming out. >> we also have the epstein files tonight at 8:00. >> yeah. >> don't miss those. >> i hear they're not so exciting. >> very mysterious. >> what happened? are they? never are. everything's redacted. >> yeah. >> at least that's what my doctor told me. you know, watch tonight. what? >> wait, you have jorge santos on the show? >> yes i do. yeah. what? i'm excited. >> what's he doing? >> oh, just being his old, charming self. all ♪ ♪

with billy crystal and meg ryan, who starred together in the 1989 romantic comedy when harry met sallyiting to present the award for best picture. >> because when you have a chance of being oscar winner for the rest of your life, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible. >> while the world was watching the many looks on oscars red carpet, the social media fashion influencer some call the joan rivers of tiktok was judging them some more favorably than others. >> it's your right. >> it's hollywood's most glamorous night. >> well, you look stunning. i love you, thank you. look at you, colman domingo. >> thank you. it's custom valentino tonight. >> from actor of the moment, timothÉe chalamet. >> this is a little givenchy creation. >> to wicked star ariana grande. >> this is schiaparelli by daniel roseberry. i'm so honored. >> to be wearing it. >> their red carpet fashions often grabbing as much attention as the winners themselves. >> we cannot be flopping like this at the oscars. he has done it again. wow. at least he threw on a brooch. this deserves an oscar. >> and jud

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and then billie. and when they they have lost their firstborn just as the lincolns lost a firstborn child before the war. so the davises and that samuel, there's no photograph of him. but there is a bust and he died from what's thought to have been the measles. and then just like the lincoln's. the davises lost the child during the war. and that's joseph that you see up there on the corner. a little fellow. and sadly just two weeks after fifth birthday, joseph was out on the railing of the that surrounds the house. and in this image, you can see this is the east side of the house, that there's a significant streetscape. drop. it was about a 15 foot drop. joseph fell suffered a massive head injury and died within an hour or two. varina was completely hysterical when she found out she had gone to bring lunch to jefferson davis and he was working in his official office. either parent was home. get word returned to the house. find joseph in a coma and then within a hours he was dead. so both of these wome

and i loved all the presenters, too, meg ryan, billy crystal, morgan freeman.rom the warriors star steph curry may have gone to waste. the man accused of stealing money from his own nonprofit in court today. >> empowerment is at the core of what really we're trying to do. how do you put this into the hands of people in such a way that they can advocate for themselves? >> the innovative technology used to help people in west oakland, now expanding across the state. >> and remote work soon coming to an end for california state workers. good afternoon, i'm kristen z. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us here. new accusations against the man who headed up the east oakland boxing association, accused of stealing money from his own nonprofit. >> solomon howard was in federal court today in oakland, facing four counts of tax evasion and one count of mail fraud, including pocketing a charitable donation check from warriors player steph curry. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest. >> solomon howard, the former executive director of the east oak

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. ♪ too, mick jagger, billy crystal, meg ryan, morgan freeman. there were so many surprises.n. the message they sent to teachers, the community and the president by walking out of class. >> we are five years from the start of the pandemic, and now the governor wants to see more state workers back in the office. >> i'm stephanie sierra. tonight we're looking into the most bizarre reasons people are getting dropped by their insurers and what you can do to avoid it. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> right now at six, san francisco is taking action against people who violated a deadline to leave a soon to be closed rv site. that deadline passed at 5 p.m. and the city has started towing vehicles. sky seven was over the bay view vehicle triage center just a short time ago. several dozen vehicles were still at the site. it has been a safe space forite. people living in rvs, but has faced issues from the start like flooding, rats and lack of electricity. the city's decision to close the site came just weeks after millions of dollars and years of effort to hook up per

one of the things i would encourage you to do commissioner billy had a great piece about a month agoinson patman ends how this is one of the unusual stools enforcement. i would point out another sector highly concentrated many of us experience on a regular basis which is airlines. you can also see unused authority in terms of the competition authority we started to see some green shoots under buttigieg and i think will be pushing secretary duffy to use that enforcement tool to a greater degree than we have seen in recent years. i think it's certainly being felt by everyday americans, particularly those low to moderate income all the impacts of consolidation in a much more keenly felt way have some optimism or at least allowing myself to feel optimistic that we might have more vigorous enforcement of antitrust and going after some of these issues. we might allow ourselves Ãà lex always appreciate the optimism during dark times. >> æ >> i want to fire a couple of maybe harder questions that john and andy tease out from the themes that we are seeing. based on what you've heard i don't

but it wouldn't be it as critical as for example, so spanish all information intelligence, sharon billy that would make a huge difference with regards to your brain. situational awareness and we'll provide the russians and advantage on the battlefield with regards to the former. busy files of nations and weaponry, while the ukrainians have a little bit of bad to go without and your supplies for, for a few months. so again, it was very much the band whether this mode is symbolic, just a political pressure on, on the landscape or problem bring it in, wants to the your brain. yes. in terms of providing them with disadvantages on the battlefield and by their voice in the hands of peace negotiations. yeah. and alexi many of us have a sign up at trump has effectively surrender them, give him coach and everything he wants and more on ukraine. why is trump taking this stance? and if this is all transactional, what does the us get out of it? if, if, if trump gives opponents leverage on ukraine? i was, this is an excellent question because i think, but most of the elementary and most of observe i

props and memorabilia from when niles was considered hollywood north, home to the studios where bronco billyhaplin first what is iconic character, the , on film. the museum located inside the historic edison theater built -- building which they are now restoring. >> this is what a model looks like . >> dave is a former movie camera pearman and author once featured on 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographers made the famous seven film a down market street in san francisco. it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> odds are some of the people had just days to live. >> it was a thrill to know that this information had been lost for decades. it was rediscovered. >> bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side , that part of david's work happens every saturday night. when the silent movies come back to life on the silver screen in front of new audiences and the show is complete with a live piano accompaniment. it is one of the few if

billy dropping one of his most iconic movie lines.e tuxedos ago. >> okay. so let's just cut to the chase. >> you're right, because when you have a chance to be an oscar winner for the rest of your life, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible. >> there you go. we'll have a full package from the oscars in just a little bit. jenna is here with a special morning boost to brighten your day. jenna, hi. happy monday. you got a big boost for us? >> yes. >> that's coming up. first, these messages. . you can't fill a stadium. so fill that stadium. you can't take credit. you can't speak up. you can't be ambitious. you can't have any fun. you can't be proud. you can't keep score. you can't standout. whatever you do, you can't win. so win. ♪♪ (♪♪) (phone dings) for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura in adults, nurtec odt can provide relief in 2 hours which can last up to 2 days. (♪♪) don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur even days after use, like trouble breathing and rash. get he

understanding where it's run or hinduism or christianity, it would seem nonsensical see they are christians of billygoing to be violent. certainly there are aspects that could lead to the assumption that many other aspects thing no, religion is not violence but the fact that that assumption prevails reiterates a lack of understanding. >> it's often the state rather than the religion. >> the work is affects given. you don't have much freedom we saw affects across the middle east. we talk about people away religious freedom, not just religious freedom of minorities but majorities as well. and they talk about interfaith some people have agendas and if they speak out, they don't like you, they are terrorists and nobody wants to be your friend. >> freedom inc. means freedom to survive and i agree and what people are calling for, they were demanding to take care of themselves and their families. i do think -- and this is a huge part of what it does pulling up that notion of the interface dialogue and it does get back to underlying assumptions which are very eurocentric seen as something europe itself had

they have to be proficient in cursive this idea reminding us a scene from the adam sangtd her movie billy>> bunt in perfect cursive anymore brain busters? at least 24 states require cursive writing in public schools. so you guys i didn't realize this is a generational thing i talked to our producers a lot younger than us and they said -- some of them don't write in cursive or even know how. >> yes and no i i was talking to charlie about this earlier. i had the privilege president trump let me have for a little while the letter that joe biden left him. and it was written in cursive. joe biden of the previous generation, and his cursive hand writing was so hard to read we were passing the letter around in the white house booth like what is that word? letter. >> a lot of reasons why that was not written well beyond cursive. >> so amazing it is because you're not used to reading cursive. >> absolutely. what did i say, i said you said this is so horribly written like are you kidding me he has great penmanship. >> i apologize president bide biden whenever you are your handwriting is just fine.

it's where bronco billy anderson pioneered the western film genre and where charlie chaplain first putacter, the tramp, on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which dave and reena own and are restoring. >> this is a mockup, a model of what our theater could look like if we're able to raise the $3.5 million. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repairman and author. he was once featured on cbs' 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographer who is made the famous silent film a trip down market street in san francisco. and it was he who used context clues in the film, old weather reports, and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming date to exactly four days before the great earthquake of 1906. >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that had been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films also has a fun side, and that part of david's work happens every saturday night when the silent movies whir back to l

memorabilia from when niles was considered hollywood north it was home to the studios and where bronco billyeered the western film genre and where charlie chaplin first put his iconic character, the , on film. the museum is located inside the historic edison theater building which they own and are restoring. >> this is a model of what the theater could look like if we can raise the money. >> reporter: dave is a former movie camera repair man and author and featured on 60 minutes for identifying the original cinematographers made if i miss silent film, a trip down market street in san francisco and it was he used context clues in the film, old weather reports and newspaper clippings to pinpoint the filming day to exactly 4 days before the great earthquake of 1906 pickett >> the odds are some of the people you see had just days to live. >> it was really a thrill to know that this information that have been lost for decades was rediscovered. >> reporter: bringing new perspectives to forgotten films, also has a fun side . and that part of david's work happens every saturday night. the silent mov

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the first book that i ever wrote as a job was called billy twitters and his blue whale problem. and it's about a kid who gets a blue whale as a but as a punishment, and it ruins his life. and we end. i and but the first book that i ever wrote i don't know, i started writing books when i was probably in second grade is when i got really into it and i would just write stories, draw the pictures myself, make the cover, stay put together, give them to my mom, show them to my friends. and i think that's really when you an author the first time you make a story not because it's your job, because somebody told you to, not because somebody gave you money, but just because you feel like it like that's what authors do. i still write because i feel like telling stories even if i don't feel like sitting and typing in some deep. i just feel like making stories. and i've been doing that since i was a kid. i am. pj and i. why do you like the stinky cheese men's pictures? and also, i think the sticky cheese ben is a very good book. that break was attempted applause. break. i was originated from

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this is billy in the lone star state. republican, good morning.ler: yes, sir, thank you for taking my call. only thing i had to say was we need to kind of take the step back. we've only had little over a month. let's get to 100 days and then start talking about things that why isn't that getting done and why isn't that getting done. as far as five bullet points. i can done that when i was in marine corps. what do you do yesterday? it's more than five. i guarantee you. i like everybody to step back and give him the first 100 days and then the year. we'll be in a lot better shape. that's about all i got to say except semper fi. host: billy, there's ongoing series on c-span's american history tv called historic first 100 days. we're looking at the first 100 days of presidents throughout the years from george washington, andrew jackson and franklinoosevelt. it's on c-span 2 american history tv. this is jackie on our line for democrats, new jersey. point pleasant beach. good morning. caller: hi, good morning. i wanted to express concern about how the a

. >> in the history of the offshore winds, only bob hope and billy crystal have emceed more than johnnyod looks back on this fabled entertainer's influential life. >> reporter: may not look like much now, but once upon a time this was where the king of comedy held court. >> heerrrreeeee's johnny! ♪ >> reporter: addressing his subjects at the end of each day -- >> i think it's time we got off the president's back. everybody is entitled to make five to nine mistakes in a row. >> reporter: as johnny carson presided over not just late night, but american popular culture. >> why were you late again? >> not tarzan's fault. >> reporter: you can almost hear the sounds. author mike thomas's new book, "carson the magnificent," a biography his late friend started. >> he was the biggest star. i don't think anybody was bigger than johnny because he was on night after night. >> reporter: everybody would was anybody appeared on "the tonight show" and 17 million americans tuned in. many from their beds. >> it was johnny carson versus sleep and sleep usually lost. >> it did. i think johnny brought a lot

he attends to free a fellow co-founder of the black guerilla family, george jackson, who's probably billy, the most famous co-founder of the black guerilla family. and he, hugo helps and assists in trying free jackson from san quentin in order to save him from being next. because remember as i said their comrade had three of them but w.l. noland in particular miller, who was very much influential as a strategist and seen as an organizer, was murdered. and so and so they george jackson is very valuable to the black guerilla family because he considered a military genius by them. he had red. so at the time of his murder there's a there's a famous list of books that were way high that were found in his cell. and you can you can look up that list if you're interested in what he was. but he was reading he was reading mao. he was reading, you know, his first geologist. right? he's reading marx. he's reading durkheim. he was reading dubois. so he had this he was considered extremely valuable. he had read he knew how to apply this to the prison context and make sense of what they were surviving.

the right tone in the wake of the tragedy that also saw several celebrities lose their homes like billieearch for a new pope, coming as pope francis remains hospitalized in rome. while who made history as the first openly transgender actry to be nomfreighted for an academy award facing backlash in her resurfaced tweets criticizing muslims all coming amid an anti-transgender movement in the u.s. gas cone writing i sincerely apologize to everyone who's been hurt along the way. and then there's the hot topic of artificial intelligence which entered this year's oscars race after it was revealed "the brutalist" and amelia perez both used a.i. technology. "the brutalist" to perfect the hungarian accents of adrian brody and felicity jones. >> i attended the university of england. >> defending his decision in a recent interview with nbc news. >> i wanted hungarians to be able to watch the film and have it ring true for them. >> so artificial intelligence has been a hot topic especially since the strikes and now the academy is considering requiring films to disclose when a film has utilized an a.

three and a half decades after "when harry met sally," billy crystal matt meg ryan on the oscars stagers in the making. how about halle berry giving adrien brody a little payback? recreating the kiss he gave her after winning his first oscar. he did not seem to mind the payback period holiday good luck kiss. it sure did work. >> robin: that had everybody just howling. i love reunions like that. you looked marvelous last night. love what you are wearing today. loved what you were wearing last night as well. you always bring it, my friend. >> lara: thank you, robin. >> robin: much more from the oscars. how about those red carpet trends? must music as well. luke bryan is here performing live, so come on back. can make it hard to break through. i wanted more from my antidepressant. i asked about vraylar. adding vraylar to an antidepressant significantly reduces overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. vraylar isn't approved for elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis due to increased risk of death or stroke. report changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts t

roman between billy's own. >> correct miscellaneous 40s issue evidences that while the grantees havefor vetting process you asante connects government review including databases and there is a self certification process but there's so grantees you hire a contractor and in your living room take everything up and you're left with the space in the walls rather than having renovated from itself. >> so some of these dollars having going to support terrorist organization. >> right. >> what will happen ifat we foud business was funneling money to the taliban. >> they would be indicted and they wouldwo be charged go to trial go to jail for 20 year sentence for money laundering or materials for terra. >> so this mother's casework is only legalal of the government s doing is right inth the opening term his remarks, she was saying that this broadway symbolisms are city but yes, i if the u.s. government agency or bureaucrat was to give money to a terror organizationti is okay. >> i find that atrocious i think the american people to resolve i talked to investors across the world and you hear this

figures of the 1950s, the fulton sheen and reinhold niebuhr enjoyed or even john paul the second and billy graham enjoyed in american life, even the most successful sort of embodiment of institutional christianity are either seen as sort of intense partizan figures or seen as sectarian figures, not as sort of widely leaders. so it's not the case that institutional has recovered any kind of credibility but in an odd way, i think that's actually part of why are willing to look at it again that there's a sense in which as long as institutional religion still seemed to exercise some real direct power in american life. the was always on its and hypocrisies and failures and so and you did have to hit a kind of bottom for people to say hmm you know latin mass catholicism eastern orthodoxy interesting stuff here. right? like that. you actually did have to to use evangelical language deacons to the institutions to some degree, to get people to take a new. so you have that environment where people who have little attachment to are looking seriously at traditional religion again. but then you also ha

because of car accident i had there was an alert and i come on a curb and 2 hill billys -- parkod that the road headlights on and had to veer right and hit a dumpster. 2 of them. and my old 41 end of the car was smashed up. i was going in an alert first and that hit this affected me. i did not realize how bad until san francisco v. a. got a hold of me and now they are looking at tv guys and all that stuff. i would do it over again >> yea. alex? >> aloment of things i would you know wish could have done as well. like. [inaudible] [cannot understand speaker]. jumping with what i wanted to do and do it. >> yea. >> [inaudible]. >> how about you >>. absolutely i would in a heart beat. like the physical stuff that was my favorite. right going in the field and a month out with guys pouring rain you near north carolina. and rains more than you have sun. you live next to the swamps. but -- you know that was my favorite. being out outside with other marines or other military always working. like you know the civil yen lifestyle that is a thing that changed. i could not go out and keep working an

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