billy billy, billy billy, bill, billy, billy, billy, billy phil. silly billy billy phil. >> you see, phil is getting down to billy, silly billy billy phil. >> a shong made up about me. i think i would dance to it, too. >> steven, steven, steven, steven, steven, steve. >> that's the funny thing about phil. he will only dance to this particular song. >> billy billy, silly billy phil. >> freaking about that. >> just one move he's going back to he's like -- low, then lower. >> you have to remember, he doesn't have arms so he were go -- >> break it down. yeah. he can't get dirty with it. >> what he's got, he's working it. >> phil, phil, phil, phil, phil, phil, phil. >> doesn't have the same range. >> silly billy billy, billy billy phil. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for spending time with us and we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.3

how much does billie mean to them?isten to the mayor's voice when she gets to reading his name on the monument. ( voice breaking ). >> reporter: that's how much. >> hello, peggy. >> and by extension that admiration now goes to his wife. >> so happy to see you again. >> reporter: since learning her husband crashed near here, peggy has been making an annual pilgrimage. she visits the nearby woods where the plane went down, escorted by 91-year-old guy serlot, the only witness still living. he said, "billie was able to maintain control of the plane, despite his condition, and avoid the village." a hero in death. at first they buried billie in their local cemetery, covering his his grave with flowers knee deep, even after his body was moved to the american cemetery at nome dee, the town continued to take flowers to his grave. >> how can i not be grateful and hold these people very dear? >> reporter: the people of les ventes say they wish they could have done more "if only i was able to help" guy said. to which peggy respond

billie never returned from that mission. at first, he was reported as missing.was reported as alive and coming home. then peggy got a letter saying he'd actually been killed and was buried in one cemetery. then another letter saying he was buried in a different cemetery. then she was told maybe those aren't his remains at all. for peggy it was very frustrating. >> so i waited longer. >> reporter: months turned to years... >> and still no answer. >> reporter: ...turned to decades. >> so i wrote to my congressman. >> reporter: wrote repeatedly asking for any information about the fate of her husband. the last letter in 2005 was directed to representative mac thornberry of texas who also happens to be vice chairman of the house arms services committee. in his replay, thornberry said billie was still listed as missing in action in the national archives. >> didn't feel it was right that he just went off to war and didn't come back. end of story. >> reporter: billie's cousin alton harvey grew up with this mystery. >> we need to know what's happened to him. >> reporter

he started by requesting billie's military records.'s all it took. >> i said that can't be. never dawned on me he was there. >> reporter: few missing soldiers have ever been easier to find than billie harris-- here in more to -r mandy, france, at the world's most famous cemetery along its most well-traveled path the answer has been lying all along clear and sobering as a white marble cross. so why, then, as late as 2005 was peggy's congressman still telling her her husband was missing in action? turns out there are no records of representative thornberry ever even checking with the national archives and if he had-- as we did-- he would have scene it says right there "k.i.a.," killed in action. on this berry didn't want to talk to us, and for her part, peggy harbors no grudge. >> have to learn to be forgiving. >> reporter: she's just glad to finally have an answer. since learning her husband was buried here, peggy has been sending flowers. >> valentine's day. >> reporter: ten times a year she sends flowers. >> his birthday. >> reporter:

how much does billy mean to them? to reading his name on the monument. that's how much. >> hello, peggy and by extension that admiration now goes to his wife. >> so happy to see you again. ince learning her husband crashed near here, peggy has been making an annual pilgrimage. she visits the nearby woods where the plane went down, escorted by 91-year-old guy, the only witness still living. guy said billy was able to maintain control of the plane despite his condition and avoid the village. a hero in death. at first they buried billy in their local cemetery, covering his grave with flowers knee deep. even after his body was moved to the american cemetery at normandy, the town continued to take flowers to his grave >> how can i not be grateful and hold these people very dear >> reporter: the people of lavont say they just wish they could have done more. >> "if only i was able to help," guy said, to which peggy responded," you did." >> i like to think that he was still conscious enough to know that a friend survived (cry

i think it's a riot. >> billie jean king, a champ on and off the court. so many tennis legends have stepped away from today's game, billie jean king is still very much involved. i spoke with her about her favorite players on the circuit right now and who she is constantly texting. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> billie jean king, i just love saying her name. she's left a significant mark on professional tennis and many current players see her as an inspiration and mentor. how does king size up today's player? more on my conversation with her and tennis today. >> i love where it is. i love where men's tennis is, women's tennis. we're a global sport and taking the message of empowerment to young boys and girls in the major championships we get the same prize money, the men and women together. it sends a

billy mccoy is mr. and that's a fate that a lot of us could have to undergo if situations and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy. but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, starting right here today, we can change some of the things we're doing and how we think, you know. i want to encourage you brothers to, you know, just stay focused, stay diligent, and look toward the future, so when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about us when it's all said and done. >> amen. ♪ hallelujah ♪ by and by ♪ oh, fly away, old glory >> i would just like to say that ya'll need to really let this be an example to your own life because his life is here. let that to be testimony to the rest of you in his memory that we conduct ourselves as we should and we conduct ourselves as moral people and we perpetuate that throughout this whole community and let him not die in vain. >> amen. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust. ♪ no longer bound ♪ no more

billy died of an overdose three years ago. >> we got to the house. something i've seen many times in my career, all the flashing lights, including an ambulance. so i knew i had lost my son. >> close your eyes and picture what a heroin addict looks like and then open your eyes and see our family. >> reporter: mary dedrick's daughter alyssa was a figure skater and cheerleader in suburban boston. alyssa was about 14 when she started taking prescription drugs like oxycontin. her senior year, she realized heroin was cheaper. >> i promised myself as long as i never did heroin, i would be okay, that i wasn't that bad yet. i cried right before sniffing my first line of heroin. >> alyssa left home for weeks at a time but her mom kept trying to get her help. >> i knew if i turned my back on her, i would never see her again. >> alyssa has been sober for five years now, teaches pilates, just graduated college and plans to be a substance abuse counselor. >> it's a hard thing for me to think that not everybody is this lucky. that there are just a few of us that go

and billy graham told me this story. and if you ever hear billy graham imitating hubert's sing song voice, he's quite good actually. billy moves to minnesota to set up his ministry because that's the state that hats cleanes the government and most transparency on nonprofits. so billy is swimming in the y and he said when men swem and they're all together, suddenly he's there after the lap, he's resting on the pool and hubert looms over him also in the all-together so he can make the picture in your mind if you'd like and reaches down and insists on shaking hands and says, hell, i'm hubert humphrey, i'm running for mayor and i'd really like your vote. and -- >> jean baker, barry goldwater on november the 11th. >> do we really need to? can i say one more thing about hubert? >> we're stalling. >> barry goldwater. >> okay. yeah. the beginning of modern conservatism, but also unlikely politician. some of these people seem to have absorbed it in their water or soup or whatever. here's barry goldwater and he should have been he

smashing pumpkins' billy corgan.s so disappointed by president obama. >>> plus, jimmy fallon, king of late night and the man of a million voices. >> who buys these pants? no guy wants to wear them. >> including rather wearingly, my own. tonight, jimmy fallon goes completely bonkers doing jim morrison. ♪ take a look ♪ it's in a book ♪ a reading rainbow ♪ a reading rainbow >> there's only one man who can bring together all of these people. that man is, of course, united states' reigning king of comedy, jimmy fallon, his new album. he apparently wants to blow your pants off. jimmy fallon.

it's an off the rack culture billy.he got there early when they turned the red lights on. >> bill: that's for sure. here in new york city you want to get a big soda. 16-ounce soda. mayor bloomberg don't want that big soda out there, miller, and you say? >> i hate bloomberg o wait. >> >> bill: you can't hate him. >> i take that back. >> bill: all right. good. i think he has napoleon complex. in this case it's about napoleons, at least marie antoinette said let them eat cake. doedominion not to eat cake. go down this road it's going to get tricky for you once in a while, mike. what happens when they start putting 5'8" stipulation on height to get into the island of manhattan. you are screwed you are a bridge and tunnel guy. i find it odd that liberals get so behind this stuff to think that bump on a log taking a dump on a log at woodstock is now in bed with a man on all this sort of crap is just so weird to me. how did government play such an important part in liberal's lives? >> i don't know why the soda thing upsets blo

everybody was related to him. >> jimmynamed billy bongin named billy bong?ter ] >> i don't know. i always just said, "yeah, cool. if you see him again, tell him i said 'hi.'" >> 'cause, yeah. >> i usually don't know who they're talking about. >> jimmy: so, what happens, like, if you try to go to a celtics game or something? do you know everyone there, or do they act like they know you? >> you know what? i never went to a celtics game until the boston garden was already gone. and i went a couple years ago, promoting something for the other guys. but we did go -- the bruins were playing in the stanley cup when we were shooting the movie, so we went to not one home game, but two home games. and i went with 30 guys, and we only had 12 tickets. but the woman backstage at the garden, she's there, and she's so happy to see me, so i just start hugging her, and everybody just ushers by. [ laughter ] >> she was probably related to him. >> and then we just all hung out by the bar and took other people's seats. it was a lot of fun. [ laughter ] but i -- i've literally b

i will devote the rest of my days until i'm with billy to fight for hero. heroin epidemic relief organization. the cry sub a hero. the only way we will win this battle is for people -- i'm just a grieving dad, but i find ways to get out there and fight. fight back and do something about it. i am fitting for drug education and prevention. hero does that and for everybody. don, like you and the woman who is sitting there with you who is not afraid to talk about this, that's what this means. you are a hero. you are helping us fight back and until and unless we start pushing back, we will never win this war on drugs. >> we want to tell you that matthew was 22 and billy just 19 years when he died. thank you very much, john and thank you, pam. you are very brave to come on. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> god bless. >> you too as well. he could be your son or the boy next door, hooked on heroin and you would never suspect it. you will meet him next. plus this. >> parental justice. moms and dads accused of killing their children's molesters. >> i think he deserved

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billie jean, what is left to do?battle of the sexes and you and bobby riggs and that was i guess 39, 40 years ago. >> it will be 40 years next year. we'll be celebrating that next year. that was one year after title nine was passed. >> it was galvanizing. you were the wimbledon champ and you took him on and he was trash talking all the way to defeat. >> total trash talking but i'm always a big believer letting the racket do the talking. i knew it was about social change because what i really want to do by beating bobby riggs was starting to match the hearts and minds of people to the legislation of title nine, and i hope that it was a good kickoff because you know, in 1973, we couldn't even get a credit card on our own without a guy signing for us or with us. so it was like oh, come on. it was amazing that all the things, we were making 59 cents on the dollar in 1973. we've come a long way. >> what were women making when you won wimbledon compared to the men? >> i don't remember what we were making. i know in 1971, i

and i think that's what billie is saying most of us do.of architecture will come and go but it's... we're saying that the light shines and the light burns and then the light turns off but we keep on going. >> rose: there's a magic here between the two of you, you know that, because you spend so much time together. yet there's a sense of wonder about each other from each other that really is... it makes someone like me who is in love with love and the idea of... even the thing you saw me do, the relationship between those two people, i'm just fascinated by that. and in the presence of the two of you it's like this is magic how do i bottle this? this notion of two people who spent so many hours together. it's as if they're having their first dinner together. >> that's nice. >> that's really nice. i should also say we need to run this by the studio. (laughter) i can be pretty horrible. there's no question about it. >> rose: i should go over there with my camera and get a different idea? (laughs) >> it's possible. i enjoy being with one anothe

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the front man of the smashing pumpkins, billy corgin. why he feels so disappointed by president obama. and our "in america." news flash -- it's summer and it's hot. wait a minute. that's news? this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening, a little while ago, the house committee voting on partisan lines representing that eric holder be cited for contempt as part of the ongoing battle between congress and the administration of the fast even furious failed weapon sting operation that could end with an unprecedented event -- the united states congress holding a sitting attorney general in contempt. the measure goes to the full house next week. in a statement, the attorney general called the vote, quote, an election year tactic intended to distract attention. but does this battle come down to simple politics? or is it something more serious? i'll ask the special council lanny davis. we begin with a poll showing president obama with a 13-point lead over mitt romney among likely voters. frank rich joins me now. strong stuff here, frank. >>

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billy corgan is the founder and front man for the smashing pumpkins.welcome. >> i was expecting like a smoldering volcano when they booked you. i thought this angry man of rock would come in -- >> i'm sure you'll get to it, piers. you're very good at that. >> this undercurrent of menace across the desk. you seem quite affable to me. >> well, i like your show. that has a lot to do with it. you know? i talk to a lot of people and i don't respect them and i walk into the room with that. >> well, that actually means a lot to me. >> you do some great interview. i've been interviewed a lot. there's the right interview and there's the -- you start phoning it in because it's just robot language. >> what is the kind of interview that absolutely sends you demeanted? >> they google. they just google you and go with all the headlines. to me, if you're talking to an artist, it's a rare opportunity to get into the mind of the artist and the greatest interview, people like you and charlie rose, they penetrate into a place where you go okay, now i understand why they'

i will devote the rest of my days until i'm with billy to fighting with hero. her owen epidemic relief organization. our rally cry as the name implies, be a hero. the only way to win this battle. i'm just a grieving dad but i'm finding ways to get out there and fight back and do something about it and i'm fighting for drug education and fighting for prevention. hero does that and for everybody, and, don, le you, with you who is not afraid to e come out and talk about this, that's what this means. you're a hero. you're helping us fight back and until and unless we start pushing back, we're never going to win this war on drugs. >> we want to tell you that matthew is 22 years old, pam's son, billy, just 19 years old when he died. thank you very much, john and thank you, pam. you're very brave to come on. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> thank you, don. god bless. >> you too as well. >>> he could be your son or the boy next door hooked on heroin and you would never suspect it. you're going to meet him next. >>> plus this. >>> parental justice. >>

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billy jean king is joining us talking about how all those years of playing tennis just ruined her knees. no matter what your age, you're not immune to knee pain. tips from a pro. sharon gibala has traffic control, first warner weather and more coming up next

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