billy the kid is probably the most abused of them all.y any kind of a character, but it was a name. it conjured up an image. had to be exciting. most outlaws, especially in the west, were psychotic and pathological and very bad guys. but the myth of the outlaw, is really the myth of freedom we're talking about. and in the sense of the west, outlaws represented that myth. (narrator) in 1973, rudy wurlitzer and sam peckinpah, using the myth of freedom to justify a reversal of roles, created a world where only outlaws could be heroes. sheriff pat garrett sold out to the santa fe ring. how does it feel? it feels like times have changed. times maybe, not me. sam is an attacker of the establishment. sam and i were going to do a television series on "the magnificent seven." kind of sorry we didn't. and it did come to pass, but when sam and i met about it he said, "this is a great opportunity to rip up the soft belly of hollywood." i'd never thought of that. i thought we were just going to make some westerns. (gunshot) keep the change, bob. (guns

"billy didn't do it. billy didn't do it." three weeks later, "i don't know why billy did it." (laughter) billy done have 14 bombs in the basement. i didn't know billy did it. that's what white-- you all be saying. black people say, "yeah, you did, you had to know." they didn't know. because being around white people now i understand they have a privilege we'll never have. white people can be their kids parents and friends. as black people we can only be our kids parents. as soon as they're old enough we got to let them know what's up, take their childhood away from 'em because things will kill 'em. "hey, uh-huh, put your chain down in there they'll rob you. keep your hand on the wheel or they might think that's two guns." (laughter) so when your mother is your friend and your parent you can make requests like they make requests to their parents, white kids. "look here, mommy, i want to use the garage for a whole week and promise you're not gonna come in there." (laughter) "okay, billy." he down there making a nuke. lights are flickering, the cable ain't working. she at the doo

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

. >> we got billy bob thornton. say you're getting romantic with your lady and she's on her thing, are you still going in? >> he says i've never been shy. >> you never get in the water when it's shark week. >> and now insane video of lil wayne picking a fight with the most powerful team in the nba starring lil wayne. >> when i say [beep] you say miami heat. >> it's not like he had sex with chris bosh's wife or anything. >> and i bleep chris bosh's wife. >> now you've done it. >> there is video of lil wayne where on stage with a microphone he says he had sex with chris bosh's wife. >> lil wayne says it? >> well, it wouldn't be that big a deal if chris bosh said it. >> yes. he was performing in houston when he decided to vent about his beef with the nba. >> the nba banned me from all nba events because the miami heat told them to ban me. >> he got thrown out of the miami heat game and they say he just left the game. >> no one knows what went down at the heat game but it inspired this love letter to the team. >> [beep]

billy mccoy is mr.d in prison, 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. ♪ when i die ♪ hallelujah ♪ by and by ♪ i'll fly away, oh, i'll fly away oh 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. his life is now gone to be with the father and so, let that 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 va

the legends of billy go on and on and on. man who killed her the kid wrote his story called the autobiography of billy the kid. and then one of the world's foremost living billy the kid experts, frederick, has annotated that book so there are plenty of literature out there, fiction and nonfiction if you want to find out what you think about billy the kid. we are near the famous santa fe cathedral, the cathedral basilica of st. francis who was a patron saint of santa fe. and santa fe actually means holy faith. and there are lots of stories about santa fe and its spirituality. but one of them was famous is the willa cather novel, death comes for the archbishop, which is historical fiction based on the real lives of the archbishop it came to santa fe in 1850, served as santa fe's first bishop, and later first archbishopric and he was sent to to make reforms and he said school he ended up excommunicating some of the more popular hispanic groups in northern new mexico. a famous book about the same man and the same era is written b

. >> hey, billy. how you doing? >> we got billy bob thornton. so we asked him a bunch of tattoo questions. can you describe the feeling you had when you got the first tattoo? >> that was so long ago. it was in 1974 which back then people didn't get tattoos. just people in the navy or bikers. now you go to the dentist and now the dentist has a tattoo. >> it's so true. >> on a woman when they get a tattoo on their back, it's called a tramp stamp. what is it called when a man has a tattoo on his back? >> stupid. >> we had this good conversation so our camera guy pushes farther. >> it's valentine's day and you're happy and excited but she's on her thing, are you still going in? >> normally i don't divulge that kind of information but i've never been shy. >> and then he says also i'm a cardinal fan. >> billy bob thornton getting it. >> thanks so much. have a good day. >> did atlantis exist? is hitler still alive? was big foot gay? all these questions pale in comparison to the greatest mystery of all -- who is britney spears secretly dating? >> there

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

the man who killed billy the kid pat garrett wrote his story called the autobiography of billy the kidand then one of the foremost living billy the kid experts, frederick noland, he has annotated that book so there is much literature out there fiction and nonfiction if you find out what you think about billy the kid. we are near the famous santa fe cathedral, the cathedral basilica of st. frances who is the patron saint of santa fe. santa fe actually means holy faith and there are lots of stories about santa fe and his spirituality but one of the most famous is the will of catherine novel which is historical fiction based on the real-life archbishop who came to santa fe in 1853 as santa fe's first bishop and later first archbishop. he was sent here here to make reforms in a subsequently ended up excommunicating some of the more popular hispanic priests in northern new mexico. a famous book about the same man and the same era was written by the late paul hogan and it won the pulitzer prize for biography. it was called let me of santa fe, his life and times. that is it book that should b

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well.e'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 l

here we go again, billy. it was forced. didn't you notice?! i want to do it again.ou'll never do it better. i'm ready. let's do it again. the stio system gave more people more tns at bat and more chances to play, you worked for one studio and they made a lot of movies. and if by chance you made one that was lousy, by the time they figured out how lousy it was, you'd already made two more anyway. and remember, darling, i don't work before 100 a.m. and never after 4:30 in the afternoon. (narrator) the struggle of creative people and a strict studio system was also very evident in contract studio directors. say, honey, could you put that other hand around your throat? (narrator) here, only talent guaranteed a degree of freedom from interference by the studio boss. as harry cohn said, "i get five guys i trust and i don't talk to 'em when they're making the movie." and he said, "the other guys, i tell 'em exactly what to do or i throw 'em out." (thomas schatz) at the b level, the emphasis is genre, formula. and it's without question, the emphasis is on efficiency. just t

the man who killed billy the kid wrote his story called the autobiography of billy the kid and one oforld's foremost living billy the kid experts has annotated that the appearance of a sunny of literature out there, fiction and nonfiction if you want to find out what you think about billy the kid. well, we are never famous santa fe cathedral, basilica of st. francis who is the patron saint of santa fe. santa fe means holy faith. there's lots of stories about santa fe and spirituality. one of the most famous is the novel, death comes for the archbishop, which is historical fiction based on the real-life archbishop lamy who came to santa fe in 1850 a santa fe's first bishop and the first archbishop. let me the sack make reforms and end up excommunicating popular hispanic priests in northern new mexico. a famous book about the same man and same error was written by the late paul horgan and it won the pulitzer prize for biography and it is called lamy of santa fe, life and times. it's a book that should be read side-by-side along the novel. we are here at 109 east palace, which is the nam

. >> joining us live is access hollywood ease billy bush.'s talk beyonce, getting a lot of positive reviewses. what did you think about the performance and the announcement afc? >> i thought the perform yaw was great. i love that power walk. every supermodel is trying to do that. beyonce owns it. it was fierce from the beagainst ginning. she made a very clear statement. she did it in mer press conference when she sang acapella. as for kelley rowland and michelle williams, their microphones may have been on, but hashtag fix the mix, i thought they could have boosted the mikes. but beyonce definitely sang live. "halo" is a very slow balance lad and she nailed it. the only thing i'm going to say, a little on the grinding. the pelvis moves a lot, licking of the lips and i think of beyonce as fierce and strong. i don't know that i need all that business myself. that's just a personal note. she does have a tour, the mrs. carter tours she announced this morning. good time. it ends at the barclays center, jay-z's place in brooklyn. that will be huge

the man who killed billy the kid, pat garrett, wrote his story, called the autobiography of billy theand one of the world's foremost living billy the kid experts, has annotated that book, so there's plenty of literature out there, fiction and nonfiction, if you want to find out what you think about billy the kid. so we're near the famous santa fe cathedral. the basilica of st. francis is the patron saint of santa fe. santa fe means holy shade. one of the most famous stories is -- historical fiction based on the real life of the ashe bishop who came to san jose in 18 50, first as santa fe's first bishop and later the ashe bishop. he was sent here to make reforms and ended up ex-communicating some priests in new mexico. another book was written by paul horton called santa fe, his life and times, and that's a book that should be read. >> we're here at 109 east palace, which is the name of a store front. it's also the name of a book. a nonfiction book which tells the back story, if you well, some of the personal stories of the scientists who came here to work on the manhattan project duri

some people say i think i was reading your book, billy.ad when lee harvey chimp came back from moscow he was two inches shorter than when he went over there if i am not mistaken. who cares about these crazy people? these are the people reaching out to. build a fence, change the locks. we have got to stay away from everybody. we have got big problems in this country. we're more in the red than that -- billy, this country is more in the red than that kid's face who made out with bar ralphly in the super bowl ad. we are worried about becoming friends with these three idiots. for god's sakes. >> bill: i just want to make two observations you are saying that the monkey would be anywhere rather than iran he doesn't care. >> you can see it in the monkey's face he is saying how in the hell did i end up in this rat hole? please. >> bill: the second thing is that your theory is they aren't procreating in russia because of the topless pictures of putin, that's put everybody off? >> yeah. all you need is to see a little bit of putin's orioles you neve

to people like lubitsch and later, billy wilder, preston sturges. they had a tremendous amount of control over their careers, relatively speaking. it built production units around, say, a von sternberg, who did a series of movies with marlene dietrich using the same creative people on film after film. (mace neufeld) the studio system could do that. when they found talented people who could work together, they put them together in a ut and said, "give us 2 mysteries year, give us 2 musicals a year, or give us 4 westerns a year." (dramatic music playing) and i think that a style then developed for producers and directors which is difficult to duplicate today. (sounds of train)

jesus. >> they ignore him with that hill billy accent from kansas or wherever he is from. >> underneath that hairier exterior lies another side of the right fielder, 2 one who punishes himself for striking out despite hitting 32 home runs last year, reddick fell into a deep second half slump. >> you think sometimes you are too hard on yourself? >> without a. do everybody has seen the helmet throws and bat breakings i have had this year. hopefully i can cut taco bell down as well. >> it is intensity but also a bad thing to get that kind of energy. hopefully i can cut that down. >> reddick never let his bat affect his glove. he threw out 15 base runners and became the a's first gold glove winter -- winner 29 years. >> a little bit, yes. it is a sense of respect but at the same time it is kind of a let down for me because i don't really have that effect anymore. >> a's fans can rest assure another great sermon is being written by hill billy jesus. >> it might come off as a bad thing for team pates or other players as me being cocky or confident. i will not change because some

just have your fifth period begins a five year old kindergartener billy takes a bathroom break is not old enough for the gun safety training class in first grade so when he sees a gun on the bathroom sink left behind by one of the school security guards yeah that happened in michigan last week immediately picks it up and starts to play with it which is like as n.r.a. sponsored a ar fifteen shaped ten lunchbox that he brings to school every morning he waves it around points of his face squeezes the greater he didn't know the gun was loaded cocked. in response to the tragedy the n.r.a. and the school worked together on a solution to prevent this from happening again they decide the best thing to do is to start gun training classes at a younger age he was seven after all so that kindergartners can get involved to. seventh period begins and the school children are eager to go home the gun toting teachers and faculty have. rather frayed nerves by this point they're ready for a break to american history class but the students can't watch any films about the civil war vietnam or iraq or afgh

when she &pwent rrcing to find him.....billy ay was ready.... was waiiing for hee to reeurnn the owner didd't just thank him....but she set uu an online onation site to help n one week, the site has & paised 80-thousand -3 dollars.....for billy ray phrris....anddthere's 12-wweks left. 3 a chinese fireworkss factory goes up in flames and puts on a spectacular and dangerous light show. &pshow. 3 p 3 it ounds ike bad oke -3 but the fire started at the candle factory next dooo to & he fireworks warehouse. as the fire spread thhough the &pwalls, the massiie stockpile offfireworks ignighhed sending - shells shooting out of the warehouse and making it too & danggrous forrfirefighters to approach. t took fouu hours to et the fire unddr cootrol. amazingly no one was hurt. 3 3 toss to emily -- 3 storm-- rainy day, northeast got he worst. 3 p 3 nuccear waste leakinn into america's soil. the dump that cculd cause deadly consequencessfor ne tate. a child calls nine onee one for help. the reason his 3& rounded. 3 3 & 3 the nation's most - contaminated nuclear

[ laughter ] >> sorry, billy sorry i didn't have audio. congratulations for booking andy warhol before me. how did that go? >> it it wasn't an easy booking. he is a good guy. >> mcintyre. i thought it was warhol or kathleen sebelius. i couldn't tell. [ laughter ] >> bill: did you watch the state of the union last night, miller? >> no i wanted to watch actual lap dogs so i flipped it over to the westminster kennel show. and then just the vibe obama i went over and watched the documentary on the history channel about emperor anywhere row. i think i got the gist of it any time anyone says the word smart government and biden in a two shot over the shoulder. that risked tearing a seam in the continuum. i could no longer watch. biden's stare was blanker than the check barack obama is watching american people for. then we have got boehner sitting there those two. sitting there they look like they are going to break out into ebony and ivory for god's sake. boehner makes biden looks like a shut in albino. >> bill: what color is the speaker's face?

come on, miller. >> oh, billy. i saw you at the vanity fair thing the other night. >> bill: i had to go to that. that was a work thing. >> nobody has decried the show business from more red carpets than you, my friend. >> bill: i dodged the red carpet. i didn't walk on the red carpet. i went through the janitor entry. >> i'm teasing you. >> bill: you are giving the wrong impression. >> there are people in hollywood who would take a ride on a private jet if you told them you were going to crash it into a canyon wall before you took off. >> bill: when i walked into that vanity fair party you should have seen the crosses whip out like this i i thought i was bella lagosi. >> daylight for the coffin. >> peta, one of your favorite organization, protection of animal people. they wanted to have an ad on the oscar show but the oscars said no. here it is. >> in water humans drown just as fish suffocate on land. it's slow and painful, frightening. and we do it to more than 1 trillion fish every year. put yourself in their pla

billy the kid reneged on.ome of those letters are in our history library and was surprised if they've only been acquired in the last few years. what surprised me is billy the kid was literate. the legends about the alito on and on and on. the man who killed billy the kid wrote his story called the autobiography of billy the kid. one of the world's foremost experts had imitated that book. the spring is literature out there if you want to find out what you think about billy the kid. well, there may be famous santa fe cathedrals of st. francis who's the patron saint of santa fe. santa fe actually needs holy faith. there's lots of stories about santa fe and it is reality. one of the most famous is the novel, death comes for the archbishop, which is historical fiction taste on the real-life archbishop who came to santa fe versus santa fe's first spaceship and later first archbishop. then resent your tunic reforms and subsequently ended up excommunicating some of the more popular hispanic priests in northern new mex

roots, for this last one, could you guys do a billy idol-style song?ou are heading to broadway and you wanted to see him live ♪ ♪ go to the acorn theatre he's acting in a play called "clive" ♪ ♪ he's acting in a play called "clive" he's acting in a play called "clive" ♪ ♪ he's acting in a play called "clive" he's acting in a play called "clive" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> that's a flier for the show >> jimmy: for the show. thank you so much. you are a good man. ethan hawke! [ cheers and applause ] thanks to him. thanks to the roots. we'll be right back with artie lange, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's better? doing two things at once or just one? [ all kids ] twooooo! [ moderator ] you sure? i am absolutely positive! [ little boy ] two times is awesome. the thing i can do is wave my head and wave my... that's amazing. i've never seen anything like that. look i can do -- hold on -- i'm watching this. i'm getting dizzy... [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. doing two things at once is better. and only at&t's network

billy wilder was pushing the limits of the code.thy is really with the decadent characters. (tango music playing) ole! he got away with that because his movies were so much fun. (susan seidelman) they worked on two different levels: you could laugh at all the characters' misadventures, for ten years i've been living with a saxophone player! (susan seidelman) but when you really thought about what the ending said, it really was very bold. i can never have children! we can adopt some. you don't understand, osgood! i'm a man. well... nobody's perfect. "nobody's perfect" is the greatest gay joke in the american cinema. it's funny because it's true. what we see in this film is that nobody is purely male, nobody is purely female; these ideals don't work. nobody's perfect, nobody's like that. what is this strange animal thing you have? it bothers me. it's bothered me since the first time i saw you. and it'll bother me always. from here to eternity. you must fight it, elaine. you must be strong. you must remember i belong to another. richar

hill billies, hill billies. >> her own grandmother says she is a hollywood liberal.'t that what we need? ashley judd, an obama following radical hollywood liberal. >> bill: that doesn't sound good. joining u.s. now though react xenia maxwell and leslie marshall also a woman of the left. all right. leslie, i don't know why rove and his pals wasted the money. she hasn't declared. rove is coming up and i will ask him. but the ad is basically, you know, another almost what i said, that these people, they come, you know, they are celebrities. they really don't know anything. and, you know, why are we bothering? and you say? >> oh, i say i'm living in california where arnold schwarzenegger won because he is a celebrity. some people would say in new york that's why hillary clinton was voted into the senate. we have seen people in washington, sony bono, gopher on the love boat. and there are people in kentucky that are younger, that are not of the mind of senator mitch mcconnell and i say it makes the senator look bad because why is he worried? a, she hasn't announced that s

marilyn and billy. to have you here. >> so happy. >> happy to be here. >> really good to be here. >> i have to say, i grew up with your music and when you all particularly in the 70s early 80s were on every tv show. and mr. davis, i hope you don't mind me saying this, i have quite the crush. >> i've been dealing with that all my life. >> that's so wonderful. >> and you are here and we saw a clip from the 5th dimension whom we also loved as well. happen year you are here and performing. stopped by today. >> how do you do it? after all this time? >> you have to love it. we're dedicated to the business and we've been doing it all of our lives and we love what we do. a lot of people ask when are you going to retire? what? you retire. >> and i would never ask that. >> you retire when you don't like what you are doing. >> we want to say an early congratulations to you. this year 44 years of marriage. >> that's right. >> now, for anybody, we know how things go these days. a lot of couples don't make it to 44.

billy bush joins us live. >>> cooler temperatures are heading our way.woman) 3 days of walking to give a break cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> coming up, the top cities for women looking for good salaries. how the d.c. area stacks up. stay with us. >>> i'm keith russell. this just into the notify noif live desk. today we have learned that penn state university is consideration settlement offers from dozens of people impacted by that child sex abuse scandal. the lead lawyer in the negotiations says he's delivered the demands to school officials. weep keep you posted on what happens from here. assistant coach jergerry sandus was convicted. three officials are charged with c

the officer admitted what jl said and took place. >> reporter: billy anderson said the son is dealing with the after math of the traumatic experience. >> and he is so scared and he is nervous. sometimes he can't sleep at night. sometimes wake up in cold sweats from nightmares and flashbacks. >> reporter: last june, anderson and his son, who we agreed to call jl, showed us where the officers took the teen and ordered him to walk down a dirt road and place his chin on the fence before the officers drove away. >> they never said anything to you about why they were detaining you? >> no, sir. >> and when you got here and you were told to walk forward, what was going through your mind here? >> i don't know -- was he going to hit me in the back of my head again? i think he was going to shoot me. i was thinking he was going to taze me. >> reporter: jl said the offduty officers came after he and two of his friends, as they left a memorial day party at this house. the teen said the owner accused them of stealing alcohol and jl denies it. he said he was tackled and handcuffed with another friend

william howard taft or billy will join the racing presidents. candidates must be able to run in 40 seconds while wearing a 45-pound head. today is the deadline to apply. >> yikes. >> auditions are on march 2nd. >> you going to try that, aaron. >> i'm already a little head heavy. i could pull it off. >> which one? >> i like the new one. i want to be billy. >>> the smithsonian american art museum announced it will close the gallery for its first renovation in 40 years. the historic building will stay closed until 2016. the building dates back to 1858. rein wick housed the decorative arts since 1972. >>> scientists in california are using science fiction to keep earth safe from asteroids. they're suggesting a death star type creation could defend our planet from potential collisions like the one that almost happened last week. the star wars rip-off would use laser beams to destroy or evaporate asteroids or deflect them away from earth. the scientists call the program destar. they say the technology could be used tore deep space exploration. no word

it was right of passage. >> billy joel reported july 1980. >> from billy joel to kiss, bruce and u2, they performed here local bands too. mike was general manager. his family owned the club for nearly three decades. >> you know, you can speak with people of four different generations and somewhere along the line they came through the bayou. that's an extraordinary run. >> that run began in 1953 as a dixie land club. dozens of people were interviewed for the film others donated videos and memorabilia. >> they were the stories off stage that gave this object a heart and a soul and a personality. >> the soul of the neighborhood memories oh -- of a generation captured on film. >> we want people to watch the film to show that a local production needs to be seen. >> ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> the bayou closed in 1998. it's estimated 5 million people passed through the club's doors in its 45 year history. >> did you get there? >> never did. >> neither did i. >> i wish i had. >> yeah, to see everybody play there would be very cool. >>> coming up at 4:00, tanning risks. a new study sho

someday, billy joel might want to spin his 45 r.p.m. record in reverse. i'm todd buchholz. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 27. have a great evening everyone, we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there, you'll find full episodes of the program, complete show transcripts and all the market stats. also follows us on our facebook page at bizrpt. and on twitter @bizrpt. >>> tonight on "quest" -- thousands of them are sneaking through the brush statewide. they're wild boar, an invasive species with a long list of bad habits. find out what californna is doing to keep them from cutting a swath of destruction through our native flora and fauna. >>> and stargazing isn't just for phd scientists with mountaintop telescopes. meet the bay area mmn who helped bring astronomy down to earth for the est of us. >>> major funding for "quest" is provided by -- the national science foundation. the gor

someday, billy joel might want to spin his 45 r.p.m. record in reverse. i'm todd buchholz. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 27. have a great evening everyone, we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> join us anytime at nbr.com. there, you'll find full episodes of the program, complete show transcripts and all the market stats. also follows us on our facebook page at bizrpt. and on twitter @bizrpt.

. >> hill billy jesus with his fake country accent that he uses from wherever he's from. >> i think it'ssas. they try to be red necks down there. >> i love it. just let red be red and laugh at it as he walks by. >> they may have lost brandon and johnny but you can bet that hilly billy jesus is going to keep it loose. >> back to you. >>> all right. dennis some sobering news. jerry the owner of the lakers passed away today in los angeles after a lengthy battle with cancer. bust controlled the team in 1979 and won ten nba championships in 16 trips toth league finals. he was 80 years old. >>> time now for the monday night top five no. 5 brittany guideliner of baylor reach it had 3,000 point plateau. no. 1 baylor wins at no. 3 uconn by six. no. 4 james madison needs a miracle to beat delaware and they get it. allie-oop with sun second left. no. 3, never good to get hit in the man zone. patrick iliash taking it from eric. no. 2, college ball. that is free throw? really? all right. and no. 1, check this out. >> that's a free throw. >> half court shot hit by university coach gil chung. he won a