from then on billy is bronco billy the outlaw with the heart of gold usually just a gallop ahead of the posse. billy had built a sizable movie house. in 1914 charles chaplin came to work for s & a for the handsome salary of $1,200 a week. bruce gates informs me that chaplin preferred this hotel on the main street where he could get some service. david keen of berkeley is writing a book on s & a studios he says bronco billy was a movie pioneer. >> at the heart he was a loner character. he didn't have lots of friends. knew pactly what he wanted on the set and didn't take anything from anybody. >> reporter: charles chaplin was really a shy man who compensated by performing on screen and off. >> he was always trying out his little tricks you know with his hat and his cane for any kind of crowd that was around niles and whether they wanted to see it or not. >> reporter: the 30 minute bronco billy films were successful so anderson didn't try to make a longer film but the movies were about to change. chaplin was ready for the change, in the tramp, he perfected his movie character. gave him the

billy the is stagecoach, robber bronco billy. the outlaw with a heart of gold.ally just a few down. anderson had put together a real. in niles both the cowboys and chaplains live in church. david king is writing a book. he says bronco billy was a movie pioneer. >> at the heart he was a loaner character. he didn't have very many friend. knew exactly what he wanted on the tpáeft and didn't take any gut from everybody. >> charles chaplain was really a sad game who compensated by performing here and out. >> he was always trying out his rig tricks for any kind of whether they wanted to see it or not. the bronco pily if i cans for for -- the broncos came up with the perfect viewing. bronco billy anderson's business partner after years of arguing over deficits, they didn'ted to cut off the money. >> one afternoon they just shut everybody down and late. it was that quick. >> reporter: niles keeps his past alive with images of charlie and bronco billy and kinds his main street historically intact. >> in fremont there's now the silent film museum. in january the museum sc

i went to the pay phone and call billy crystal. he had been talking to lorne about the possibility of being on this new show. i said, do you have any hints you can give me so i can have a leg up in this meeting? he said, well, he used to write for woody allen. he used to produce monty python specials. oh, and he hates mimes. lorne hates mimes. the bulls up a chair and give him this poem with 1100 jokes in it. he opens it. he reads the first joke. egos, u -- he goes, uh-huh, good. then he closes the book. i wrote 1100 jobs over two days, and he reads one joke. i wrote a jokes and the post office was about to issue a stamp commemorating prostitution in the united states. 10 cents, but if you want to lick it, it is a quarter. [laughter] he said, good. good. he said, tell me, how much money do you need to live on? i said, well, i am making $2.75 an hour at the deli. match it. [laughter] he said, well, tell me a little bit more about yourself. acted it to mean before he committed this kind of cash, he wanted to see what he was buying. i

. >> billy armeho, who is a lifegua lifeguard, he jumps in the water with his board and he goes after this thing. now, they guessed that the pig was just too close to the shoreline, fell in the water and sort of just floated out to sea. and you see billy going after the thing, and it wasn't easy, because the pig is doing his best doggy paddle, which i guess you could call a piggy paddle. eventually, billy is able to sort of lasso the pig and then tow him back to the boat. >> i think this pig was tired of being called a little piggy, and he was out exercising. he's trying to trim down his waistline. >> maybe. >> he was trying to get away from one of the famous pig barbecues. the hero of this day was, of course, the lifeguard, billy armeho and he's joining us to talk to us. how long do you think that little guy was out there treading water before you saved him? >> i think he probably fell in at night which is why he didn't swim back to land, and started paddleling so it could have been a couple hours. he was exhausted when we got him on the body. he just laid there. >> tell us about the

billy is like my closest friend. he and larry are both my buddies. larry david, when we all started out, we used to sit back in the back of the improvisation or whatever club we were in it just to watch larry. he was the comedian's comedian. back then he had hair like larry from the three stooges. he had wire rim glasses. he would get on a stage on a friday night at the improv. the crowd was predominantly suburban predominantly wouldblue hair. a pure suburban crowd. larry would get up. he will look at them and the first words out of his mouth -- you know, i feel very comfortable with you people. in fact, i feel so comfortable, i am thinking of using the true form of the verb instead of usted. i was laughing my ass off. it was so funny. the audience was like an oil tank. he had no idea what they were looking at. he kept on going. as said, i think a lot of people miss use the tu form of the verb. for example, when it they stabbed caesar. he said, et tu brutus? is that policies are, i just step do, if there's any time for usted, it is now. tumbleweeds d

>> i do remember us having a lot of fun about billy's wig. the character that he plays was supposed to be immaculate. so the ship would be sinking and somewhere there would be billy in the corner of the room checking his hair, which really wasn't his fault. >> the filming process, long, cold, boring? >> not boring. never boring. we would cry on each other's shoulders, but that was all of us, all the cast, and all the crew. we were very much in the same boat, pardon the pun. >> reporter: you got me laughing on that. tired and freezing they made one of the biggest movies ever. >> i remember finding titanic rugs in afghanistan back in 2001. >> reporter: why did this film have that kind of impact? why did people -- >> why are you asking me? >> reporter: i don't know. i wasn't in it. maybe you know. >> i don't know. i think it's part of how incredible leo and i are together as i couple on screen. >> reporter: titanic has a tragic story we all know. >> then it's a love story. so you have this love story element of the rich woman falls in love with

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well. he's locked up in the intensive detention unit. >> this is the woman i love. this is me and her. that's me and brandy together. this is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something to say. he used the camera our producer

>> billy. >> jimmy: billy, where you from? >> colorado. >> jimmy: colorado. good man. in high school. >> jimmy: what school do you go to? >> chaparral. >> jimmy: chaparral high school? very good. can i see your phone? what, whoa. tiny phone. all right. we're gonna put your tiny phone. i think it works for tiny phones as well. [ laughter ] we're going to put it in the hacker 9,000 and hear your latest voicemail. let's hear this. >> howdy, bill, this is rick from the computer repair shop in colorado. no specific city, but i'm in colorado. [ laughter ] it looks like we're going to need your erase your laptop's hard drive to keep it alive, which means unfortunately, we'll have to delete a folder listed "do not delete." sorry buddy, but, it contained the following files. 233 photos of emmanuel lewis. [ laughter ] 124 home movies of you singing black eyed peas songs to your cat. [ laughter ] the beginning of a novel called "my eternal boner, the billy story." [ laughter ] a short story, called "boner time, 24/7." and a poem called "sunrise to sunset, my never ending boner."

somebody broke their finger. >> billy, let me say this about gore.gotten to that weird point where he finds out that it is getting hotter and, guess what, we all like it. [ laughter ] >> we like having a warm winter. he is the only guy who is bummed out about it. that's got to drive him crazy. >> bill: throw more coal on the barbie. >> bill: there he is who is this guy? who is he? >> i don't know. i think that's the batman's butler in mandarinville. >> look at that guy. we have got to get him on the factor. dennis miller, everybody quick reminder. mother's day coming up, father's day coming up. all of you in the midwest what better gift for mom and dad than bolder fresher. friday night indianapolis. friday afternoon june 23rd chicago rose month theater. tickets are going to sell out. mom and dad get them what they deserve, miller, i'm just a toss in. details on bill o'reilly.com. laura ingraham on deck. fox is shilling for mitt romney, miss laura will react moment [ female announcer ] feeling that flu all over your body? immerse yourself in all over

>> before we get to that billy. can you get me some of the hard data from that san francisco science experiment in? that was pretty involved stuff up there, huh? >> bill: candy, cutting people off, huh? >> put some tootsy rolls out and the rich guys -- i would rather be stuck behind a rolls royce silver cloud who is than one of these jerks in a prius who is driving like he is utaunt in 1960 trying to quell the cuban missile crisis for god's sake. >> bill: you know living in california in the upper echelons in the nice neighborhoods there is a sense of entitlement by some wealthy americans. you know that. >> yeah. there is a sense of entitlement by some people who don't even do anything nowadays. there is a sense of entitlement in this country. let's get to last night. i would say that romney comes out of that battle tough because this guy has been seeing more dust-ups than the richard burton liz taylor marriage for god's sake.

he writes like the first sentence, which is, what a wonderful day, and he sent it to billy crystal. he says to me, billy loves the first sentence. >> i was just taking the temperature of how this was going. he liked the first sentence. ok, i will write another sentence. >> we rode three or four chapters. we do not know if it was anything. the people i am sending it to really love it. loves what? we have no book yet. that is the way he thinks. >> but it worked out. we already had a movie deal with steve carrell attached to play my character. it sort of worked. >> apparently. >> you're listening to the commonwealth club. [laughter] you are listening to the commonwealth club of california radio program. we have dave barry and alan zweibel peter i am along for the ride. you answered about 10 questions that people have submitted. about the movie, i picture steve carrell as one of the characters. reading it, i was alternating for that character. any idea who willpeckerman? who would you like to? >> brad pitt. >> i knew that was your answer. [laughter] >> thank god it is radio. >> alan is

somebody broke their finger. >> billy, let me say this about gore.ore has gotten to that weird point where he finds out that it is getting hotter and, guess what, we all like it. [ laughter ] >> we like having a warm winter. he is the only guy who is bummed out about it. that's got to drive him crazy. >> bill: throw more coal on the barbie. >> bill: there he is who is this guy? who is he? >> i don't know. i think that's the batman's butler in mandarinville. >> look at that guy. we have got to get him on the factor. dennis miller, everybody quick reminder. mother's day coming up, father's day coming up. all of you in the midwest what better gift for mom and dad than bolder fresher. friday night indianapolis. friday afternoon june 23rd chicago rose month theater. tickets are going to sell out. mom and dad get them what they deserve, miller, i'm just a toss in. details on bill o'reilly.com. laura ingraham on deck. fox is shilling for mitt romney, miss laura will react moment attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can

kate long worth with general manager billy bean. >> what was it like for you to embrace the day as a fan? you're able to enjoy it from the stands. something we know you don't do at home fp. >> no, we don't. we got beat up pretty good. it was nice, there's not too many games you get to relax and enjoy. and i -- the last time was probably the last time i sat in the stands was the last time we were here. i do enjoy this. i'm looking forward to the regular season. >> sharks, avalanche, jamie mcgin back in san jose, as a visitor. this one with belonged to the home team in a big way. scores on the rebound to make it 3-1 sharkies. joe pawelski second goal of the night, and his 300th career point. 4-1. joe thornton hard into the face of logan couture. the sharks were more than okay, 5-1 the final, they're in third

billy, "hunger games" set a record? >> yeah. 152.5 million. now reported 155 but down a hair adjusted. wow. this one doesn't just go for the young girls. it goes for everyone. 56% of people going adults which i found to be very interesting. i love the movie. it is a jennifer lawrence performan performance. every nuance great. definitely her movie. her franchise. one scene scared me when you see the dog just brace yourself. consider that a warning. i don't think i gave too much away. great movie and on it goes. there are two more to follow so it's going to make a killing. think about this. moms, harry potter, twilight, now hunger games. moms, you know, with kids in cafes writing these incredible franchises. a marvel. >> the kids love it. they all want to see it. standing in line in washington. a lot of talk about one of the stars of the hunger games. 22-year-old liam amsworth engaged to miley cyrus? >> no it's not true. they're not engaged at all. she says she has been wearing it since november of 2011 so i haven't seen it but it's a topaz and

his relationship with billy graham was evangelical but not fundamentalist. gramm is burned by his involvement and felt burned but you would never mistake in a falwell seven from agrium seven. says '02 comeback to the catholic question, i will say the left does a very bad job to reach out to bishops and the catholic left. five times a month have you written to your bishops asked for a meeting? had you called? in 1986 out of nowhere three san franciscans -- franciscans show of from italy to give reagan the bread of life. reagan goes from one meeting to another and with than one month every franciscan newspaper has a pitcher of reagan with these men. try that with the obama white house. try that with the religious leaders. we have to do much better job on the left reaching out to to develop a friendship. make them aware of your concerns. white house. try that with the religious leaders. we have to do much better job on the left reaching out to to develop a friendship. make them aware of your concerns. to say a and a stand recover from. and they overreacted. the

billy went missing in 1984 and jennifer flores 1985. they are in the process of identifying the remains of a third victim. all the bone fragments were discovered into a well. he was asked what he thinks of wesley shermantine's claims that more bodies are in other wells and the reactions of victim's families. >> i can say based on the information that was provided by wesley shermantine to both media outlets and others we were able to make the recoveries. bittersweet, grateful for the knowledge they have been identified but they are no longer with us. >> reporter: reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> reporter: mostly over cast today. clouds rolling in. this is a live look outside. if you didn't enjoy today's mild weather, well, you might have missed out because i am here with robin who is telling us rain is coming in this weekend and rolls in in a few hours? >> that's right. here is the system. showers to the north of us all afternoon. look at the left hand side, that is the front of the storm and it is expected to move in early tomorrow morning

. >> bill: billy has sold him the health -- >> do you think this needs to be sold? >> bill: this is what i believe and i think the evidence points to this that president obama, who has been known to make political misjudgments fought that separation church and state issue he would win. secularism that he believes the country is embracing would overwhelm that. so he went that way. when it didn't work and he was sinking, then this mystery person, ohio would love to find out and if you know me please call me or email me came in and said look, i have got a plan here that might turn this around. do i think that's what happened. >> wait. when obama care was being debated, rahm emanuel went in and had that exact conversation with the president and said don't go this far. don't do it you will lose democrats in 2010. the idealogue went ahead full blast. when daily goes in and says don't do this contraception thing. the idealogue goes in full blast. this whole thing was are a committees straighted from the very beginning like occupy wall street was because obama is having big

here's the m's billy bean. >> that would be great if we saw more and more of these games. >> is it as different. but i don't thnt it's one that would ever put us in a positioà where we want want to come back again and again if we're offered the opportunity. >> mike: another game with a stick and the ball. the last time tiger woodsñr hasa lead in a golf tournament going into the weekend, 2009 to be he is back atop the leaderboard no arnie's event. charliq wei shared the lead with tiger today. tiger birdies to take the outright lead. 15, tiger, three-stroke leave but his drive goes left. drops the club. %ot a good sign. it's out-of-bounds. tying we're double-bogey the hole, shoots a 71. hopes the door for graham mcdowell. he cards an 1. -- 71. trailing tiger by one stroke. >> i'm looking forward to it. me and graham, a good pairing for us. we like competing and playing,Ñi and we're going to have fun tomorrow. >> mike: women's ncaa tournament, west reongoing stanford plays south carolina tonight at, get this, 8:30 p.m. what's up with that? cardinal on a 30-game win streak and they're tw

billy joins us from san francisco, where he's attending the game developer's conference. thank you so much for joining us, gentlemen. >> great to be here. >> thanks. >> if you're an app creator today with a social gaming company like zynga, or electronic arts, does the ipad, the new ipad get you excited about what you'll be able to offer? does this spur more business, more app creation? >> yeah, i think it does for really a pretty broad cross-section. even in traditional film content, i think netflix actually benefits from this, because the new ipad is going to look much more like a high-def tv. that will help them retain customers. when you talk about video games, generally speaking, a zynga game, farmville, cityville, they could go a lot richer in terms of what they could offer. certainly at some point that would mean a higher price and better experience for them. just basically anybody who owns content is going to benefit from this. >> billy, companies like ea and activisi activision, does the faster speed now create a new opportunity for new games? >> it absolutely do

here's billy bean. >> if would be great to see more and more of these games. a little inconvenience? it's different but i don't think it's certainly one that would ever put news a position where we -- put us in a position where we want want could come back again and again. >> mike: the warriors going to with a youth movement and it paid off. how about this young pan from half port. money. wins ten grand. thompson on fire. 7 10rb from the field. 21 of his career high at the half. kings up one but the warriors counter with david lee. david, 22 points, 14 reeks, nine assists. the warriors win 11-108. >> college hoops, rick pitino coached billy donovan as player at providence, and then they coached together at kentucky and today they faced off at the elit eight. student had his teacher on the ropes early. second half. gators on the run. walker to young. gators up eight but the cardinals. fresh. and finish. with the 23-8 run. shane bohan unanimous gets it to fall. 17 for shane. rick pitino and louisville knocks off florida. >> jim boeheim and syracuse have their ha

. >> bill: billy has sold him the health -- >> do you think this needs to be sold?ll: this is what i believe and i think the evidence points to this that president obama, who has been known to make political misjudgments fought that separation church and state issue he would win. secularism that he believes the country is embracing would overwhelm that. so he went that way. when it didn't work and he was sinking, then this mystery person, ohio would love to find out and if you know me please call me or email me came in and said look, i have got a plan here that might turn this around. do i think that's what happened. >> wait. when obama care was being debated, rahm emanuel went in and had that exact conversation with the president and said don't go this far. don't do it you will lose democrats in 2010. the idealogue went ahead full blast. when daily goes in and says don't do this contraception thing. the idealogue goes in full blast. this whole thing was are a committees straighted from the very beginning like occupy wall street was because obama is having big probl

is that a billy bass? it's a billy bass or is it just a regular largemouth bass?lly bass. ♪ take me to the river [ laughter ] it's a billy bass. 2012. this is the last one, here. huh? kinda weird. it's just elvis sitting alone in a laundromat, eating a slice of white bread. [ laughter ] that's kind of boring. >> yo, did somebody say "borin'"? >> jimmy: my gosh, boring elvis, is that you? [ laughter ] >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i can't believe this is happening. ladies and gentlemen, here to sing his new hit song, "i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread," it's boring elvis! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread ♪ ♪ i'm gonna put some bread in my mouth wash them clothes till the stains come out ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread i said i'm gonna go laundromatin' ♪ ♪ eat some bread oh, ohh ♪ >> jimmy: boring elvis, everybody! boring elvis. we will be right back with aziz ansari. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ smiths. grass gurus. doers. here's

billy, let me start with you. what's the secret to making money and doing good?dream. >> so making a good a guide book for people to build careers of meaning and we developed a six-step process to help people do that. which starts with reflect. if you don't know where you're going, chances are you're not going to get there. so the first step to s to figure out what you want it do. then build skills to get there. build relationships. build a strong social network around you and your idea. then launch a career from there. >> dev, let me get you in for a couple other steps. what are steps would, three and four. >> steps two, three and four. it's about adapting, reflecting and launching yourself into a career. the most exciting thing about happening today is there is opportunity out there that you can rethink, redesign, and rebuild absolutely any industry you can imagine. you can pick everything from party supplies to counter tops. we spent the last two years interview be hundreds of people doing just that. just every single industry can be reinvented in a way that a

hi, billy. >> hey, what's happening? >> everything is happening around here.going on with bobby christina brown? we saw the interview she did with oprah. what do you think? >> well, there are so many reports about bobby christina coming out at the funeral one saying she went off and partying with friends afterwards. some showing that she's in trouble in certain ways. i saw an extremely confident and poised 19-year-old last night who seems to be handling her mother's death very well. the fact that she is with gary whitney's brother and sister-in-law pat is incredibly comforting. what a beautiful family environment. the interview was powerful. a lot of people tuned in last night. it's the biggest night for oprah's next chapter. she had 3.5 million viewers which is great for o.w.n. so it was a success. what i saw in bobby christina and also she hopes to carry on her mother's legacy and sing, she seems to be in good hands in a good place and a lot of people tuned in. >> what a coup for oprah. >>> switching gears, britney spears is widely considered a possible pick

. >> billy cunningham. i want a full report. to me, sir, how does the left at play here. >> hate speech. not who says it but what is said. hate speech is only said by conservative like monica and me and you. it is never expressed by david letterman, much like bush administration, gasoline prices are up, story is presidential leadership. when they are up on obama, he talked about giving an "a" for gasoline. do we live in alternative universe. >> sean: alternative universe, axelrod goes on bret baier's program and says, explain a way how they can take the million dollars from maher and then still be critical of language and the culture and they do it with a straight face. >> not very effectively. there is also selective outrage, it depends on who says what. just think back, tracy morgan, if his son was gay and stabbed the "n" word to death. he did not miss one of third rock and fat angry guy tweeted some similar thing, it's all okay. michael bloomberg was talking about irish were drunk and throw the window out. you didn't hear abo

and call each other and say what megan had said to susy, what billy -- how billy had looked at steven, how cheryl thoughtha all this drivel for eight hours ensuing after the school. and to think that there was a team of kgb officials with big ear phones, not only taking down all this crap, i mean all this stuff, but translating it into russian caused me great, great pleasure. [ laughter ] >> i said, do nothing about trying to intercept those. let them bug my phone. it's quite all right. so i figure that one time when all the kgb files are opened, there'll be a kind of frozen moment of our daughters right there for all of us to go through. and who was that? remember? what did she say about roger at that time? and all that. being accurate on the large issues but sometimes wasting a lot of resources on most marginal ones, the cia missed some very big factors. though admittedly i did not think it at the time, i am now convinced that we all missed, and the cia especially missed, the huge impact of chernobyl after its april 1986 meltdown. not so much as economic impact, but its psychologica

his relationship with billy graham, obviously billy graham is an evangelical but not a fundamentalist. a very different cast of mind. and graham gets burned by his political involvement with nixon and fought during an billy pulled in, but he was never out. he would never mistake a falwell sermon. granted not talk about the political issues to which a falwell did at all, never at any time in his career. come back to the rc's and the catholic question. the left is a really bad job as a reaching out to bishops and from my experience the catholic left i say enough i tend to week, the five times a month, have you written to your bishop? have you asked for a meeting? have you called? a given example because it pertains to someone in the room. in the 1980s out of nowhere the three franciscan showa from italy to want to give ronald reagan the bread of life. it's like a little statue recent being. the couple phone calls are made. reagan is going from one meeting to another. within a month, every franciscan newspaper, every franciscan magazine all around the world is a picture of ronald reagan